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ceesi0ns to The antfslavery c&use have cd
hersd more or less to the abolition var cry
of mo more slave Territories-no more slave
States"-they have been among the Interest
oppone nts OF the Kansas Nebraska bin, both
before and since its passage; but of late there
has been wonderful revolution among them
Upon the adoption of the principles Of the
said bill by the democrats Of Congress, and
with the alternative thus presented Of aban-
hope OF admission into the Cincinnati
Convention, our Van. Buren, soft shells
at Syracuse threw up their hats for "squatter
sovereignty" astonishing even Tammaly Hall
with their magnificent ground and lofty tum-
bling. Having done this, voice as from the
tombs comes to the counter-marchhg soft
shells from Long Island, crying good cheer |!
1t is the venerable G. c. Cambreling, showing
the Kansas Nebraska bill to be the best pos
sib)e snti-slavery platform that the Van Buren,
Buffalo baptized democracy could possibly de-
sire.
Read Father Cambreling's letter. Oh! ye
prostrated soft shells, rise from the earth shake
off the dust of the Custom House from your
garments, and rejoice. You do not ABANDON
your anti-slavery prial1nles in adopting the
KansasNebraska bill. NQoice rejoicel
A LITTLE CONSOLATION. Richmond (va)
Wing, twelfth section,) says of the PRESENT
House Of Representatives at Washington,
that
The bandits Of Mexico the pickpockets of Lond, and
substitute for it. Sufficient Ut least for Ito par
poses Of organization; but to such moral exaitan our
Copgressmen do not aspire The Office OF Speaker nmit-
eS controlled it il by the general Sentiment OF
hs House. has annexed to some petty Patr Snd
epe casual opportunities OF political fraud wocn ave
nal rty unwilling to orego his utter demorai,
7ais If an assembly which challenged universal
homage, drives to the gloomy consolation OF hndg
IN the very confusion and disorder Of body lost TO VI
sense o. shsme security against its vicious acty
~ We feel 8 contemptuous pleasure In witnessing tnr
perpetual aud proftiess ballotings and kenng thu
10 the victims of retribave justice in the neither wond
forever rolling stones up an insurmountaoe hill, aAd
drawing water in bottomiess buckets.
Sure enough! There is some cOnsolationin
that But when they will adjourn ana 20
home, that bothers US If it takes two months,
or more, to get Speaker, what time will tire
quire to reach the appropriation bills?
MONEY FLOWING ma Washington cores
pondent of one Of our Seward organs says Tat
the true anti Nebraska men are firmer tian
ever for Banks. Money to pay expenses dudng
the siege is flowing in from their respectiv, dis
tricts, and more ia coming" This accounts,
then, for the milk in the cocoanut. "Noney
is flowing in J" and all that thus flows inis ex-
ira so much clear gain. Fleeing the reasu-
ry and their constituents at the same tine, in
their adhesion to Banks. How can t}ey de-
sert him, while the +" money" is thus lowing
in, and more ia coming?' OF course they can't.
Patriotism forbds it.
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vEsrRY OF TRINITY CHURCH WANTED IN THE Sc
NArE-AMENDaESr TO THE NEW YORK FIRE LAW
TRAVELLING COMMITTEES. ETC., ETC.
ALBANY, Jan. r. 1855.
This morning in the Senate Mr. Brooks offered
luton directing the yesry Of Trinity church to answer
forth with the nterogatores submitted by the Senate
The 10Th Of April last. Zenas Clark said the Vest'y
wanted longer time; of their clerks was unwel and
he hoped tho Senate would not enforce peremptory de-
mand for the information. Mr.. Clark moved that
further time be given them-unhl the 18th Of
February. Mr.. Brooks replied by stating that the
resolution of the last Senate directed the qnes
tons 70 be answered by the 1th Of this month,
and 1t In the end of the month, aud reply
has been received Tho vesry had found plenty of tins
to compile and publish q pamphlet OF fifty sky
pages, but could lind convenient opportunity
The smpe interrogatores propounaed long
- last April. Many OF his cons ituents interested
In having hsse answers sent TO the Senate IL WAS finally
agreed 70 give the Vesry until the LIST Of February
the queries propcunded.
Mr.. RELY introduced bill in the House to amend the
New York city Are LAWS, thus
act further 70 amend emitted act to amend
Get for The more escua prevention q fires IN hs city OF new
sec The ah subdivision q section Of ne further
ION fare. me city OF New York. is hereby amended
that Tie ssid s wardens shall be provided by hs Common
Council Of e. cry With an and With M ns and
and holidays excepted from eight O'Clock A. ~ IN
Thai SAID Common Council shal upon the nomination of
majority OF said IRE wardens appoint suitable person as
clerk sad fire wardens salary not exceeding eight hun
dred dollars subject To removal at line by the
Common Council upon The request Of majority OF the fire
wardeps Ecapaciy neglect OF duty prescribed him
By raid h,e wardens and such auOther
shs upon like nomination, be appointed sforesd
and shall be duty Of clerk attend at sach Office
ring sal office hours.
FEC. 2 TLs act shall take effect Immediately.
The New York delegation extremely anxious fDr
investigating committees Yesterday Mr. Duganae asked
for committee, to sit durpg the OF tae rgisla
ture investigate the condition OF the insurance
psnes; to- Gay Mr.. J. NJ Reed wanted a conn tee 10
visit Al the public institutions in the city OF Nev York
which have heretofore, do now receive charities from
the State
The committee who, during the recess, have
amped into the merits and qualities OF ouil,ng as.oci..
ons made their report to the house to-day Ia which
they earnestly recommend legislative authority di
solve them all In double quick time, alleging that they
seduce the poor the belief that
will homes stead whereas their books show swim
die and specu aion Of immense magnitude.
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Assembly.

Albany, Jan. %, 1885,
REroRr5.
The Committee Building Associations ia New Yors,
appointed by the last Legislature, presented report
The annual report of the State Engineer submitted
NOTICES
By Mr.. WnnE-Eor the redemption Of real estate cold
for taxes and Croton water rates New Yosk.
TO compel insurance companies to make annual repor
of all their business in items.
To provide for steam ferry fsom Brookhaven l. L. 70
New York.
FILL TO AMEND THE CHAPTER or Hrw YoRg.
Dir. DAWSON introduced bill TO ame I'd e charter 0
New York city. tprcydes IS fonows:-
Section !. Vests the legislative power In ards of Al
desmen and assistant Aldermen, each Bard consist
ing Of enc representative hom each ward
Fec. 2 The annual election T. commen.e the se.onc
TUESDAY of April and ne Aldermen 70 b. swotn in or
he second tuesday in May.
sec 81 The Boards Tst elected TO serve half for one
year, ard hef Tor two years. 70 be decideby ballot
thereafter all eected to serve Tor the full term Of two
years.
sec The first election under the &C. to take place in
April 1866
Sec. s. The Board Of Aldermen to appoint special eec
tions in case Of death, &c.
sec g. The compensation for Aldermen and auts
20 be 81 GOO year, payable quarterly ard not In ad
Sec. l. The Boarcs shah meet separately cleo. their
own chair clerks and other officers determine their
rules and be judges of the qualifications of their
bers Each shall keep journal and SIT with opsn DOORS
except special occasions Al reports and resoluti
recommending appropl ioti0ns Of public money,
volying taxatop, sha he published hmm .diatsy after
adjournment, in all the city papers employed ny the
corporation together with the ayes and nays on dvi-
sions
Sec s. The Boards may compel the att sndsnce mem
bers and eSpe on two thiscs vote for cisorery CON.
duct
Sec. 8 The meetings 10 be regulated By the Boards
Sec. 10. Any law ordinance, &c, may originate with
either Board and he rejeated b. the other.
Sec. IL. No member during Office shall hold Aoy other
ely aproin ment, BE- interested in any eity
sec. IL. ANY person who hribes q member before or
after election shall upon yicop be imprisoned in
the State prison for not more thu ten ye.rs or oed not
exceeding IS 0C0 or both Any officer receiving brioe
sbsu be liable 10 similar punishment and any peeson
offending against this section may give testiGony with
pre- Gdice, against any other person so Offending
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United States supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Jau. %, 1900.
No. %. Jacob Kssell the President and Board o
Directors Of the Public Schools of St. Louis Judge Ca
delivered the opinion of the court In this casef
lming the judgment of the Supreme Court Of Missouri,
vita costs.
Al. The widow ard heirs of Benjamin Poydraa de 10
saude W.. The Treasurer of the State OF Louisiana A.
gued by Mr. Janin for plaintiffs, and Mr. BENZ .min for
defe ndsnts.
No "A. John B. Craigiead ct al appellants, Va. Jo-
seph f. and Alexander Wilson. Argument. continued
by Miles Taylor for appellants.
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-rror Captain Sawyer and Captain Dupont Doth
sih fsiends; for that reasonI called 9tain
yer; Of the persons who spoke OF the reported
Interview said that they had derived their informatos
from Com. Richie
The animation by the accused being sompsts
the record the testimony read to the
and being approved, he relieved from further at
tendance and the Court adjourned.
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Marine Disasters.

BRsro1, r. l., Jan. %, 1866.
The brig Maria Capt Gage, from Matanzas arrived
this port reports that On the Goth, of Block lend
ship was observed under jury rnass, steering vest.
Tire ship Ontario from Boston for Charioaton, whlch
put into Newport damased has repaired and Is ready 10
set Gail ON the first wind.
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Peoples Mass Convention will he held In Concord
n H. Tuesday the 5;h day of February next viii N
will lie addressed by Senators Hale and Bell and others
The Lebanon IN H. Wing learns that whig CONVEX
ton will be holden At Concord about the middle Of
month TO nominate candidates for Governor, &c
FLA resolution has been introduced in the Assem- Bis of
Wisconsin 10 allow both Governors sign the bills and
pap & pa Sled by The legislature.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURH.


Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. %, 1855.
INTRODUCED,
10 reduce the capital Of the East Rlver Bank.
In relation TO forcble entries and de tanners.
In relation to savings banks.
To close portion Of Tenth street, Brooklyn.
resolution adopted the motion Of Mr.. Brooks
to require the Trinity Church Trustees to report oy the
LIST Of February In response the resolution OF the as,
session.
The Hudson River bridge matter WAS referred to the
Committee Commerce.
The Usury law bills, &C., aso referred to The
Committee en- Commerce.
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ca ution to the f.0blic.--

ca ution tn the E0blic.-
Since the introduction OF Echedam schnapps into the
United States Of liquor mixers In sew YORK. Boston
Philadelphia lave commenced putting MIX ed and
poison gin, and calling It rcanapps; that be
pressly article, all OILERS counterieits and inpos
hons IN the public.
CAUTION PENSIONS DRINK HOTELS.
complaints who keep bar8
steamboats, and IN hotels who al sLasia BOTTLES with
gin, md sell the unsuepesl1DY Schiedam
scbpapps. would therefor advise all sho drink
the chDspps at such places 70 mark the appearance Of the
bottle ard the outside wrapper label should be defaced,
70 refuse drink unless fresh bottle is opened
UDOLPuO WOLFE,
Sole manufacturer ard importer IS 20 and q Beaver street,
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pcnrsylyania Ien,slnturc,

RLPEAL or THE LIQUOR LAw-CoMPIIMENT 10 IA
KANE.
HARRIsBu aG Dan. 20 1856.
In he House 10 day the III repeating the Liquor
ordered to second reading by vote Of 70 20 o.
The House adopted resolution tcndering the thank
Of the Legislature tn Dr. Kane for his Arctic di.eoyer,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
FHu ApEIpBiA, Jan. 20 1855
Pernsy ivenia 5'r, s2h Readipg Railroad AK, long
Island, 1874; Morris Canal 1s Pennsylvania lroai "a
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Pe1nonal Intelligence.
ARpyVATA.

From Liverpool, In the steamship AfricaArs auckland,
Mrs Dord and maid servant Mrs Marion Mrs yies Mise
re Wsllbrdse Henry. M Morton. rsglof;
Gunn mr. Boioe, VIM Purvis, g II Gonzales II Waihew,
hcMastsr Mr. Phillips, Gamble, MIR Gross, Mr. Wild
Poster Hill Mrs Lee Mr. Culian. Mr. Davis, De Rays
Blahely. Noble Mr. and Mrs Guesmer, and four children
and servant; Mr. Gonzales maid servant.
From Charleston in the steamship James AdgerMiss "
KEN, Mrs King, Hiss Carr, "a Martin, Leavlt,
Ferris o Coleman, W Wade, g Drake, A Knight,
+ Burke WATSON, 7 a McCrary y Pen, @ g Bogart
Mckenzie joseph Homes I 4 Dawson, 2 Watson, Ira
Lobnians Mathsr Isaac Devils, Pringla.
II HOFFMAN,, G Wagman and 80 in the Storage,
DEPARTURH5.
For Charleston In the steamship Marion2ansey Crooks
srdsdy Boule'le DIR Fitch. Mrs Bali and Mr. Arm
strong George Cheney sawtele Mrs aatarp and chd
sexas Jr White, Capt Pratt George Howland, Or A
emth, j Campbell rh Bragg Fleming, J Thomas,
4 y lhomns Miss shubert, hignsn Young Pesrsog'
Wnlcott Tay lor Morrison W Beach Jr, Nichols,
Sanford. X Ingham- and 2S In the Storage.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -Tliesc Nsr1iaturcs
the most ateVing introduced public Ono In
apspeous sitting only required q. WILLIAMsoN5 Brook
kn-Futon ferry.
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obtaining money by means Of false pretsnce, / &,
col,cting moneys from charitably disposed persons
20 the amount of several thousand dollars For IN
institution of which defendant and her fsmly wele
the only recipients Mrs. Lincoln waa taken before
Justice Osborne at the Mayors Office, where she was
held 10 answer the charge preferred against her.
The afidavits of the complzinants, together with
the circular Of the association, viii be found really
interesting
BY the arrival Of the brig Hayward at Salem
Mass, from Monrovia, west coast Of Afica, 9Th
ult We learn that the Libsrians and natives were
at war. In an engagement at Sine the colonists
had twelve killed and several wounded.
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sole manufacturer ard importer IS 20 q Beaver street

PhOtOgraphs-The CcIored photographs
tor sboh hr highest Prize, gold medal a9arde:
as fair Of the American INSTITUTE be at ROOFS
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AngOh's Large Size Dagucrrcoty pcs foa so
SCENTS. cooreo ard in nice the
for % cents and eq ual to those made elsewhere Tor 81
ANsCNs $50 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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vHlRTY-EOUk ra CON0aEs ~.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
W Aaatsoray Ian ~ 1Ah

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, Jan. -, 1856.
THE sPHAKERsHIP.
Mr.. RICHARDSON (dem) of H., said he was sincerely
DESTROYS that the House should DO organized II had
been intimated here and elsewhere that there may b.
election himself and other candidates. should retire
from the contest The gentlemen with VIII he acted
would bear testimony that the position he occupied is
not Of his seeking, but from which he
to recede to relieve the House from mssrass
He would, If possible withdraw his to-day,
bat, If not toosy, he would TO morrow.
Mr.. DowDEL, (dem.j OF Ala, offered preamble, de-
caratory Of their dependence and gratitude Divine
Providence for innomeraoe blessings, concluding with
resolution that the daily sessions opened by prayer
and that the ministers Of Washington be requested alter
nately perform that solemn daty. Adopted.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY SECOND BALLOT.
Banks. ............. 90 Richardson. .........6 5
Fuller .............. 80 Campbell. ..............
Porter, Colt OF Alabama, Williams and Pennington
each.
Necessary for a choice 90.
Mr. RUST (dem.) Of Ark, offered resolution express
ing, the Of the House. that If Aessrs. Banks,
Richardson and Fuller viii proven the VI their
after day. an rmountabe obstacle 10 the organize
ton Of the House will removed and the pu bile inter-
ests thereby g. eatiy promoted.
The House refused tie vote to lay this resolution
the table.
Motions put the main question also refused,
consequently the suojec, goss over till TOMORROW.
Adjourned.
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sixty DagucrreOtycS an H0nr--Ssx ffostlrcd
ally aoLMhs patent donble acting prars maker uras
NJ ~ traits by steam. You have bu.
reso upon the wall anss keness Cos. ony cans
with case. Depot 2S9 Broadway.
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Splendid AmbrOtypes, CoIOred or Plsinc
Price 81 Photographs whole sze 50; taken ut r. LEVrs
l42 Cbahsm st. opposite National theatre WIN
any other gallery
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ne sss>.sAip Northern Light, Capt rnhlspsush win
1--we this pert taas sfr~rsooa IT selOck scr f~n:a
RoosS.
vus INV yo&K uRArp-csnsornia .1itisn--sons>in
- ~ the lassss ssvs BY mall and telegraph from al
p.sss Of shs vcad ~in be pasl-hed ct ssven oelosA
~ morning. Agents vin psass send in thsir orders
- sasay ss pssssAIs
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ard, ladies' II sysh 9th ton boots with M nrs
ladies' misses add chdrens gais Gnd ind,
Tub or boots and shoes vi all the styles patcouise
MILLER Co., l3j Canal IT. N. H. Laoics warm shoe
the sick at 81 per pair.
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pert Orr They had . caucus. sss deisrn
nation. raey meet ass.n ioDorros morning, sad ~ti
uncsrstADd, sdhere 20 Fuller.
The Parks men are hcidirs q caucus They are
more snthu,iaiic for him than they 1t thssr last
netting They are ae,si mined 20 adhere 70 HIN to the
last.
The letter 81 Lord John Russell Mr.. crsuptou his
not been the Senate yet Is
msnt therefore, IL premature. IL received toner
row Gen Cass will address the senate On the Central
American question and Monroe doctrine.
Senator Bsler isf, this evening Cor rhsde ph'a and
win return on Montay next. ID.
THE BANKS AND YuLLER nEs STAND yIRn-wnAr
~ The NEXT n0vBr
wAssrssox, Jan ., 1850.
The democrats will b disappoin cd Ia their hope TO
gain strength BY changing candidates.
The national Americans hs.d Mia afternoon,
and resolved eusly TO adhere To Fuller. The de-
fiction from their ranks, any, win be very suaA
At the republican caucus this evening The speaking
was all one way-in aycr Of Banhs. banks against the
world il the unanimous sentiment 20 far manifested
amor the republicans. Hot tunes ahead. X
CAUCUS OF THE BLACK REPuBLIcANs.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1850.
At the anti NebrsskA caucus, held In tho evening,
eighty three members we're present. A,er hours
harm onious debate stick 70 Banks aud
the members separated in good spirits.
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Charl~s, London Cordial f.,u-n..,,u.,s L.,

London under The supervision Of the British government OK
prerey or Tie proprietor pure tonic
beverage by he most sint,ry
hoic dsalatoa oiei ed the pub TO- For Ga 10 b,
DE NENuGE Il CHARLES
i28 Pearl etfec N. r., eole inpo
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lnotn Rubber Gloves, tor Csiapncn Hands
salt rheu &C. They bleach the render Them suoo,
and soft excellent protection in sweeping ac az all
India rubber and 81 SO John street, up stsrs
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cnyeiopes Ac1 he latest ey les elegant
manner can always be found at NvnRDEs 903 Broadway
corner Buane street. Mr. Everdels The oldest
snoun store Ter card engraving and printing Broadway.
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singers Sewing srnchlnes.-su p-yscno

4ro wash Tor Information Ia regard to sewing csacones can
osaD By apply ing at Office for copies cf NJ Singer
Va Gazette paper devoted entirely to the sewing ma.
,hine interests. Copies supplied gratis
j. N. SINGER a co. a3 Broadvan
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Picayune.Nouce An persons who have been preyentee
from ouyug the comic Picayune the different
IN consequence Of the sale thereof having been suppressed
me L ecors conductors &c necause of the large this
gtes,s number, showing How we travel now days,p
nesa Of railway management generally hereby informed
thai hey can Ne supplied ut he Office III Nassau street
At all ne ~s depos throughout the city and country.
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r II = i a = = s = n = W S
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRPAS.
Affairs In Washington.

Affairs In WAshInEtOn.
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND-THE HERALD EpI
TOTALLY RIGHT IN THE MMN-sOME OF ITS COR
RESPONDENTS WHOLLY wROSG-MR. CHAMPIONS
RECALL POSITIVELY DEMANDED-HE D0Es NOT
KNOW 1T, ETC., ETC.
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W.ad.ng and Vlslung Cores. yY,dalna.

l
| Wedding and Visiting Cores. Wedding.
always be Is @ 1o%
corner Luane street Mr. kverdeps The Oldest asd beat
| Established In 1870.
AZ the Days Lengs hen the Cold Sire ag tTlcns.
ana ladies' If You wsh 9th hq ton boots with nrs,
M ISis n S sls q aa s W s
Tor The sick room at 81 per pair. ''''''
Inoin Rubber Gloves, Tor Cnap,ed Hnpds
sal rhsnm &c They bleach the hands and snoo
India RUBBER stores and st SO John street, up Stairs
singers Sewing sIaci,lnes-Au Perscns
4to wsh Tor ,immsion ia ressd to sewing c,acones Can
s ss a. ss ds Sss for s Sess Of singer
ahAne interests. Copies sSSrpled gratis -
Chsrles' London Cordial Gin-Dsst.,Ied In
es,'y Sr e pIoplss or pure tonic
De vkE9ss 4 G Ga al
iS5 Peal street, n. T., colo importera
the favorable attention OF those principles ae us-
Of aicooc sTulans This wen known remedy dyspep-
M ana seosf"i debility Is richly worth iaresral
Re Careful In saa, nasiass Char.es, london
persons IN haiti When 70 aiorao. 70 sao.
loos TO- as se 4 NJ & sa on %p e 5 sS
ec o. ae s 10 sad n put up = 1u.
Gers n ne aided sies Price u per bottle, wholesale Of
~ yrNooE & CHARLES, lss Pearls,
Dsassxrsss"ro's Hslr Uv-, wigs and rorpees
xscse asusiration snoa8 AZ co1ncasar nu.te OF
ca rslss s1 O. 10 100 sns s sSs %
shhiSqADotu's No Asor house
svhishers Moustaehes Forced 10 Crow
q ~ weeks b my 1nsueni wseh WIN 10. saa injis
GkfHhh 80 Broadway, liry "a Fulton grec brooklyn;
Ie'Oer, - soush 1Aiia street Philadelphia
oat.nslor's Hair E,ys.--sis. ana ro.yses.
The best IA us VOID lhS lgilci otsirA dyo "
es have aipray me q over ~ oerr being ris dcnnsrs
- = ' sAT5skloa IS rs sro-i+sy
a ss,sosucd Broa,n--- What L>ay or e.R-
.s'ns, souic rsssn uness zoo ea,ss 9, ssAsseeA,o'
ieni,,cs Tsnsi -, an., :, DIR Il swscs b., ,esre -
s,ca shle "a sl.psaer VA, q ~, .Io DER
n,eaIoa ro@ setg 500 q ~ Bsl's' % y;rr
ssLl eoc wri tst ye.s. Dor sa!e ~ fErIiDcs 90,
ssprisiora end AL dTussisS-
casppNor Ice l--Caplpsos Ice l,-r', ~
vosDInssirHs celebrated rsmphel Ice i ces,s!a care
vonterpfniths camper ica irs arke nnel Ah sou
imitation and voy iaur,uus % ssn. Maaas6sirss
oiiy ~ he Bo"ery dras tore. 5 jas above 81 sace
CHAPS, Chafes, CraoA.d end Tcndsr floss
posyely enrsd sne prcyencd % No usa u GOrRACDs
naoLlsss I'sian 2 sa'rsiei oap y ~ .lss sosersm
goudre subtle uproois hair lov " nY p.os
At The Cd depot 6 salser srse hrsi 4 re ia
Ms hays 9oos'yn csietacr, Ehiaae.phs. R.iet IA
she"ms'isrn ard scron,,a liz sasir mo~s
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