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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

INTERESTING FROM UTAH.-The Fremont 0owa)
Journal furnishes some interesting news cleaned
from two gentlemen who recently arrived from
Salt Lake City, which place. they left on the a5h of
December
They report all the mountain Indians in a starv
ing condition, and eating their horses The Utah
Chief, Walker was preparing to give the Mormons
battle, and as he has enlisted in his cause the Ca
manches and Apaches, bloody struggle may be
expected. He has sworn war of DETERMINATION
and woe beside the Mormons who fall info his
hands. The Mormons endeavored to make treaty
with him, but his demands were considered intoi.
Grant and they would not comply with them :
He required that they should build him honse no
large as Governor Youngs, on prominence near
the city, pay him large sum of money. and fnr
nish HIM with as many wivt as their veritable Gov
ernor has. So far as the house and money was
concerned the Mormons were willing to comnlv
but furnishing the wives was another matter and
here the negotiation ceased 1t is to be regratted
that this state OF feeling exists as will be DANCE
rous tor small parties of emierants to cross fhe
plain the coming spring, and in the case of poor
Gunnlson and his party, many whites will perish.
who do not believe in the Mormon creed
war party OF the Sioux and Cheyennes was
met within three sleeps of New Fort Kearnev. who
had been after the Pawnees, but had not found
any, ana were then on their return home which
they lett twenty four days prior Their appear
ance Is described as grand and imposing. marchine
to the number of fifty abreast their ponies and
mules following after them, and some twenty or
thirty dogs bringing up the rear as guardians of
their stock u
The Arappahoes. Chemennes and Sioux are max.
ing preparations to exterminate the Pawnees in the
spring. They express determination to wine ont
the entire tribe. Bloody Indian battles NAV there
tore be expected soon.
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GEORGE j. SUMNER.

IMPORT TER AND EALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
No. 20 FOURTEENTH STREET,
II AS now in store and is daily receiving
- his spring supplies of EARTHENWARE and
CHINA, of his own importation, of the latest and
most approved patterns and shapes, together with a
large stock of GLASSWARE, LOOKING-GLASS-
ES and FANCY GOODS,
HIS stock will be found extensive and the prices
as low as any Northern Te-packing house offer.
Merchants visiting this market will promote their
own interest by examination of his stock before
making their purchases.
~ Special attention given TO packing.
rIh d2nn
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EXECUTION or MOTLEY AND BLAcKLxpcr.-
We were led into some inaccuracies in our ACCOUNT
afew days since. Of the execution Of Motley and
Blackledge, the most important IF which, L that
they were not hung 1t the san1 time William
Baekledge did prefer some request to the officer in
charge of the execution, and . request dictated.
perhaps by Whist he saw IN the preparation for the
execution Of Thomas Motley, but both were exc.
euted together Charleston &aHdayd
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WILLIAM +. BUTLER,

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
ca Main Street, South side,)
IL AS now I'D store, and is constantly re-
4 oevins an unusually large stock of CHINA.
EARTHENNARE and GLASS, LAMPS, LOOK
EYEGLASSES and FANCY GOODS, of his own
direct importation, which he offers the trade
wholesale, upon as favorable terms as any other
house offer.
a liberal discount to cash buyers.
" Special pains taken to pack securely.
yshl I'm
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We learn from the Raleigh Star that an extern
sive bed of porcelain clay has been discovered on
the North arolina Central Railroad, a few miles
below Neuse river While il il a serious obstacle
to laying the rails, being soft that timbers laid
uponi soon sink out of sight, it may proveto be
valuable discovery.
In a cut on the same road, near Mount Moriah, a
bed of magnesia has been discovered
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RICHMOND, VA.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1884
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Inc Whsg devotes a leader to the interests ef
Rchmond-alludes to TIE indications of activity
and substantial prosperity among the merchants-
and anticipates during the present season much lar
ger aggregate Of business than any former year has
witnessed 1t also lays before merchants of the inte
rior many considerations which should induce them
to purchase here, instead of going North. The
Bhte has another editorial on the Homestead Bill
which 1t characterizes as "vile and iniouitous
scheme OF public plunder," and administers a re-
buke to the Hon. Fayette MeMullen for voting In it's
favor
Inc Penny Post has a long editorial upon the DC.
sa1ion OF the contending forces in Turkey: aludes
70 the campaigns of Napoleon and of Wellington to
snow the value of strong places; and concludes
'hat the position which the French and English for.
ces OF 100000 men will occupy will be absolutely
unasailable, even though the whole force of the
Russian empire should be brought against them
In its second article the Post notices the affair of
tne Black Warrior; quotes the opinion of the Wash.
ington Sentinel that uncommon exertions have re.
Gently been made by British agents to conciliate
santa Anna and other leading spirits in Mexico and
that the policy has been recommended to him of
endeavoring to concentrate the different Spanish
American States north of Panama under one gov
ernment thereby to raise more powerful rival
and competitor to the United States than Mexico in
her present distracted condition now is p and says
II these statements are true, it is easy to forese
thatthe whole of Mexico and the West Indies vii
form part OF the United States in ten years, and
the British flag will be expelled from this continent
never to wave over any portion of it again The
Black Warrior affair gives the statement just at this
moment great importance. It certainly looks
ike concert The Post therefore hopes Congress
VIII Immediately place our navy on the war foot
ing.
Inc Mail notices the meeting of Saturday night
Inough not so full as the Mail would have been
giao to have seen, it was certainly most respectable
and OF sufficient size to transact efficiently the me-
cessary business. We observe several other arti.
cles on current topics.
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IMPERIAL ANEcDorE,-In the Bonapartist circles
peror OF the French to NJ de Kisselef to allow he
latter to take leave the head of the State display
ed towards the ambassador a tone and attifude oof
COMMUNICATION which exceedingly annoyed the
the Emperor of the French used Ianausge vern
nearly, It not altogether. running thus:-ssSay 10
the Emperor OF Russia thaf am deeuIv afiicted
to see the relation between my government: and
his own orought 10 close. Assure him from me
that should war break out will do ali can m III.
ninish the effect OF the disasters that must fall on
him; and will endeavour az much as in me lies IN
prevent any annoyance to him personally Il i
stated that N. de kisseieh withdrew from he au.
dience much annoyed.
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BLoeMER OUTDoNE-Miss Mary B. Williams
contends for the right of women to wear mems
clothes ifthey choose In letter recently publish
ed she argues the question, and lays down the laws
ofgood taste regard to the cut and color of jack
cts and trowsers for the fair sex. She says: hold
and wherever they choose to do so, either in town
or country in doors or cut of doors, occasionsily
or constantly Ifthe male part of creation should
find any trouble in determining our sex, let them
quit shaving their faces, and then the difficulty
will be obviated.
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The Martha Washington prisoners arrived safely
at st. Helena Ark, on the steamer Belle Sheridan
ine prisoners appeared to be in very good spirits
and were allowed to take their meals at hotel
near the JAIL and were furnished with bedding
which they purchased from the steamer. There
is no vindctve feeling among the citizens of Helena
towards the prisoners and they say that they shall
have fair trial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

The investigation of the coroner's jury concern
ing the recent mysterious murder O an Italian re
fugee in Williamsburgh, N. Y, was concluded
last Friday. James Antoni, sugar refner, has
been arrested on suspicion of being the murderer.
An icepick, left sticking in the deceased, and belev
ed TO have been in the possession of the prisoner
led to the arrest
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sor of streets. was severely injured by collision of
cars in Baltimore last Friday. An employee of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was seriously
injured the same day from a similar cause
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- BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on 10Th street. between Main and Gary streets is
prepared TO execute orders for ell kinds of Plain and
ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, in
w0rkmanlike manner.
AS he is prepared to cast every day. persons want
ing work done can be accommodated in few hours
notice.
All kinds of Ship, House and Church BELLS made
TO order.
patronage from the public respectfully solicit
ed.
N. B.-Hi CHEST cash price paid for old metals
f. 2n-Sr
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Henry Howard and Asa II. Park arrested re-
Gently in Wilmington ona charge of highway rob.
berry been committed Jail in default of $1,000
bail to await trial before the Superior Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

Mr.. Abraham Voorhes, a respectable citizen of
Euclid, Ohio, committed suicide by hanging few
days ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

Mr.. Richard Persse, well known citizen Of
Wetumpka, Ala, was drowned few days
ago.
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man named Patrick Toony was killed, and
some others seriously injured, on the N. York and
Erie Railroad, last Thursday night. The cars of a
milk train became disconnected near the Sufferns
depot, and when the engineer backed on q descend
ing grade, the deceased was caught between the
cars.
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AT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DlREC-
TORS OF raE RICHMOND AND Charlottesville
TURNPIKE COMPANY, held on the 23rd ult the Presi-
dent was requested to make call the sockb
to pay in five dollars per share on or before the i5th
OF next month, TO enable them to comply with d.
reetion OF the stockholders to purchase the Brook
Turnpike. They will accordingly pay the said amount
into the hands of our Treasurer DAVID ]. SAUNDERS
NH lo-5t JOHN B. CRENSHAW Presidenf
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Col. Henry J. G. Rufin. a well known citizen d
North Carolina, died as his residence near Louis
burg on the 9Th inst.
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TRoTr1Nc-A trotting match for $1,000, mile
heats, best three in five, in wagons-wagon ana
driver to weigh 400 Ibss-has been made, 70 come
off either on Union dr Cenireville Course, on .ne
10th day OF May ensuing, between b. 8. True JONI
and e. q. Grey Louis. This viii be capitai fses'
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HousroN-"X," of the Baltimore Sun, says that
Gen. Sam Houston will leave Washington In the
course OF few days, and it is blieved that he WIN
resign his seat in the Senate and retire to his farm
-at all events till 1856.
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DREADFUL DISASTER AT SEA-We noticed sew.
erai days since the loss of the baroue Orline 81
John. Capt. Rodbird, from Norfolk for Barbadoes
some otthe incidents connected with this disaster
are OF the most thrilling and horrible charaser We
have heretofore stated that the captains wife died
In MS arms during the storm. They were lashed
TO the main rigging, and the captain endeavored to
Keep her warm by wrapping his clothes around
her; but in vain She persisted and was committed
to the deep. The Boston Journal says:
wednesday morning, the sea still MAKING o
preacn over her, colored seaman named Don9 Lac
died IN the rigging. The next morning the mate
cut piece out OF his body and tasted of it. At
this time the rest of the crew refnsed fo nartLa ae
it. although they had been from Monoav niabt
without particle ofiood. They then tied a strinu
to the piece OF flesh and let it soak on deck unfil
Saturday when they all ate of it; when that was
gone .hey sustained Themselves by eating pieces
OF OF the green hide tiller ropes cut very fue-
They were subsisting on this when they were taken
From the time of the disaster until Wednesday
tne nrss OF March. when they were taken off, they
nad notnlng 10 drink but salt water They tried
TO quench their thirst by wetng pieces of canvass
with salt water, and laying them upon their march.
ed hps The mate refused to partake as freely of
salt water as the rest and for three days quenched
MS thirst with urine. While they were ia the rio.
ging, they tried to shelter themselves from the sea
and weather, by rapping pieces of the sails around
them They saw barrels offiour and of rice wash.
ing out of the hold and floating off before their
eyes, and yet they were unable to secure any of
them.
On wednesday morning, March 1st, they were
rescued from their horrible situation by Capt
Hutchlngs, OF the barque Saxonville, and taken to
Boston The rescued captain and mate both state
their belief that not one of them would have sur.
vived through the night Of the day ON which they
were taken off. On being unashed from the rio.
ging to which they had been fastened for nine davs
they were not ableIto stand and had to be lifted on
board the Saxonville
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8 O. HAsKINs, SHIP CHANDLER3 ;

ID o. HASKINS, SHIP CHANDLaEK,
H. GROCER AND COMMI 81 ION NE y
CHANT, at his now house. opposite the Old stand 7
ISndinr where may be'found general assortmsnt
3 an articles In his line. viz:
Cordase Hemp and Manila.
HsacIs Patent Roller Friction; Bushed and Com.
,,on Twinc: Sail Needles Hooks and Thimbles Ma,
,Sne Gpikea Caulking IronA Can Hooks Box HeokA
Hand Spikes Wood Saws and various articles IN the
ok 1d5fRocERIEh-susaI Cosss Tss soap, Candle },
nufter, Lard. Molassea Ae.
BACON, Dried Beef Smoked Tsngusa ks
ma Vsrdigris Green, VermiIlion, Chroma YeIlov
apanish Brown, Paint on vafuish. "a
sperm and Solar Oil Bish Oil, Tax, Piteh, Rosla
Spirits Turpeufine, he.
CSoekeyys for ship use. s
Ducket1, BrOoma lie. oe9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

BALLARD's HAIR DYE !-NEw AND I'M
PROVED EDITIoN.-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN
THE WORLD Warranted not only to color the Hair
any shade from light brown to jet bla OK in twenty
any other Dye, and is positively way Injurious 1t
is the most complete and desirable article offered
TO the public. Price 81.
BENNETT & BEERS,
ma lin Agents for Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

The populat. ON of Europe is 356 495, 1893. Rus.
sia has population Of 60, ,417O00 Austria $685.
456 Italy, A,660,3l7, Great Britain, 81, SIS, ,s66-
Russia has navy of IT'S vessels, and 1000 guns
Great Britain and ireland, 678 vessels 1000 guns
sells, 1,l20 guns Netherlands, l25 vessels, $500
guns Belgium, s vessels, 36 guns. Austria, 65
vessels, $40 guns. Prussia, Al vessels. ia guns
Sweden and Norway, 306 vessels, 2960 guns. por.
fugal 3s vessels, .oo guns. Sardinia, % resseis
"A vessels, 1000 guns. London has population of
1868 14l Paris ,053 262 Constantinople, 1885, 800
ST. Petersburg 47s. .437 Vienna AZ, ,845; Berlin, AL
31 Naples, 416 675.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

The circulation Of the Daily Dispatch sxcssds
ooaIdsreblv that Of al the Daily papers Of Kishmond
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NH 4-1n1

DISCRETION is THE BETTER PART OF
VALoR "-Therefore be discreet and don't be hum
bugged and deceived by moonshine advertisements.
Be wise and call on Mr.. F. E. MOULSON and have
your pictures TAKEN he insures and warrants en-
tire satsfa cton sale to all who may give him
their kind patronage.
l have on hand, at present, very handsome as
sortment of Fancy Cases, Medaons, Breast Pins and
Finger Rings, all of the finest quality. which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of all my tasty friends and
customers
Pictures from 81 to SIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

The foreign exports of Baltimore last week
amounted to nearly $4500OO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

HAVANA CIGARs.-Wm. d. MERIwETu
invites the attention of dealers to his stock of CI
CARS the largest in this city. and comprising more
than 40 different brands of Hapana, Principe and Do
n9estic Cigars.
Constantly on hand and for sale, LEAF TOBACCO.
for Cigars, and the celebrated Denicotised Smoking
Tobacco.
End door from Columbian Hotel,
NH Il m Car
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SPECIAL NorrcEs.

NoTIcE.--At the next regular monthly
meeting tApril Iel of PROTECTION BUILDING
increase the number of shares to 2OO0
Per order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

GEO. w. WILLIAMS & Co., CoMMtssros
MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.-Ofiice on 18th street.
opposite Shockoe Warehousewill attend strictly to
the the, sale OF Corn. Wheat, Tobacco Flour. &c and
wll promptly execute orders for the purchase of
Soods, Nc They solicit the patronage of their
friends aud the public generally.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS,
ma lI-lm sAMT,. WILLIAMS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

BRAND 'CUTTrNG.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes Bags Ma
chinery, Linen, &c, made to order
M. g. WHITMAN,
AT Langiey's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th ST.. between Main and Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-14

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
TIE VALLEY COMPANY OF WINCHESTER Va
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
Office at the Bookstore of KNOWLES & WAL
FORD. corner Main and 1lth SITS.
u few dollars paid for insurance, is security for
thousands. NH 6--dim
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
]. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEroR,
Sc 15-1y Foymeriydt Jones's Hotel PhiLadeEDhia
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REMEDY FOR THE BITE OF MAD DoG-As the
cry of mad dogs has been raised, the following
which we clip from an exchange, may be worth a
perusal:
"a Saxon forester, named Gastell, now of the
venerable age OF 90, unwilling take to the grave
with him a secret of much import has made
public in the Leipsic Journal, the means which he
had used for fifty years, and where-with he afirms
the fearful death OF hydrophobia Take immedi-
ately warm vinegar or tepid water, wash the wound
clean Herewith, and then dry it; pour then upon
the wound few drops of muriatic acid because
mineral acids destroy the poison of the saliva, by
which means the evil effect of the latter is neutral
ized.n
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T. E. MUULSUN,
fe IL Hall of Science, 1l0 Main s
fe 10

LYONS kATHAIRON.-FOR PRESERVING.
RESTORING AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR is the most
delightful and wonderful article world the ever pro-
duced Its astonishing is without precedent
in the history of the Materia Medica Dark and luxu
RANT curs soft and glossy hair, with of adm-
(mark this ladies is the universal effect of the
Kashairon. Bald and Grey Heads were perfectly
astonished. 1.-THE Katharon has fully restored my
hair after badness of II years. A. j. CoURTRIGHT,
76 Bond street, N Y" The Kathairon is a certain
cure for Nervous Headache and all cutaneous dis
eases. Sold by all dealers, everywhere Try it.
Price only 25 cents in large bottles
D. S. BARNES, Proprit'r, 16l Broadway, NY
14-dlm
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HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of Deeds,
&C., for New York, Pennsylvania, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio, Indi-
ana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, sc.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond cify and Hen.
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal and
Office on Franklin near Governor street
ae i'm
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HoLBROoK receives all the new

BOUhS,
MAGAZINES,
NEWSPAPERS,
PERIODICALS,
AND
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
In advance of all the other houses
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
NH
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ExEcuTIoS.-The Tensas La) Herald, of the
25th ult says:
The negro man who murdered the German op-
posite Rodney last week, was, after trial at St. Jo-
seph on Thursday last, condemned TO be hung ON
the next day, Friday, at IL o'clock which sentence,
we understand, was duly executed. The wretch
died apparently without regret He replied, when
told of his fate, with smile upon his face ih de
like man." He remarked yesterday, when spo-
ken to on the subject that It made but little diner.
ence, he had to die any how, and just as well nov
as another time. All efforts to get from him c9n.
fession as to what he did with the contents o. tne
Germans trunk, were unavailing.
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SIGHT DRAFTs ON NEW ORLEANs-In
sums suit purchasers for sale at all times by j.
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dec S6-d6m
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The London Times gives the following sppsren.y
authentic account Of Of the Russans = sne
battle of Citate
Killsd--l General, S colonela Majors, 5000
subalterns and soldiers
Missin9-l Colonel
W0nndsd-2 ColoneIs. Majors; subsla1rns ena
men severcly wounded $50 wagon ioeaA 1ns
slightiy wounded had 70 60 On taot g Af1loSe-
The Turks had 800 killed and 400 wounded. !ue
and one Russian rerimsnt was nearly annihilased
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L. j. CARSON Il Co, Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand. and
for sale at lowest market prices. lie I8-Iy
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To ALL WHOSE HAIR is FALLING OFF or
TURNING GREY. we would advise to use FLETC H.
EHS bAiR TONIC, prepared by John johnson. 1t
Is the test remedy for the Hair that 10 in use 1t
acts like magic in eradicatng Dandruff from the
Scalp IL makes the coarsest hair soft and plant;
FLETCHER,S in Dressing Hair One or two appli.
cations week being sufficient to keep it in healthy
condition.
No Lady's toilet should be without bottle
lt is seld by Bennett l. Beers A. Duval John II
Blair, Broad street. and under the American Hotel
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
JOHN JOHNSON.
N. B. No charge for a trial mh6