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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-08

MR.. MYERS, VINO was so Dauly Dedten at
Beckert's on the 4th inst, was supposed to be
dying yesterday, and his statement was taken
in relation to the affair at the Park. This
caused the arrest Of the Stewards upon a new
charge, the assault and battery upon Myers
They were arrested by Mr.. Norwood of the
auxiliary guard, and police officer Cooper,
and taken before Justice Dan'l. Smith, who
held them to bail in $500 each for a further
hearing in this case. We are informed by the
Justice that they were charged by the in
jured man with having attacked and beat him
A favorable change occurred in the condition
of Myers late yesterday afternoon, and it is
said be may now recover.
The SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS FOR TO DAY ARE
First district-Miss loves school, by Mr.
Dickinson Miss Bakers school, by Mr. Ben
nett Miss Coale's school, by Mr. SmOot.
Second district-Miss Billings school, by
Mr.. Msgruder; Miss McCarthy's school, by
Mr.. Polk.
Third district-Miss Elvan's school, by Mr.
Peters; Miss HiltOn's school, by Mr. Davis J;
Miss Moss school, by Mr.. McKim.
TIE CENTRE MARKET was rather unpleasant
this morning, in consequence of heavy showers
Of rain. 1t is not the fault Of the officers in
charge Of it. They do we'll with the material
al their disposal, but until authority is given
~ " aSb AZ OoibdAu vases tucy CbuuOt pIO-
vide shelter for all who attend. The country
dealers, anxious to get home at an early hour,
disposed Of their produce at very moderate
prices.
TRIP TO PISEY POINr.-We stern Hose Com
pany No. l, starts this evening on their grand
excursion to Piney Point They have engaged
the Inc steamer Powhstsn, which will leave
TIE wharf ut Eleventh street at o'clock. Ar
fragments have been made 10 insure the
pisasure Of all who may patronize them. See
me advertisement in this paper, and be on the
boat in time
CONE, why will you suffer all the ills of bed
ougs, eOckroaches, moths, ants, and eyery
Gther species of insects when Lyons Magnetic
FVWder will surely rid your house Of ali such
pestilence. For sale at Shillington'. Book
9peHing and Stationery Establishment, Odeon
lansing, corner Four and a. half street and
Hh avenue. TT.
nAoSGsr the many parties congregated for
oehent recreation &c, in honor Of our
.-I on : birthday none seemed to enjoy them
&C peter than our German friends Of the
fe'ehth Ward. A ball given in the evening
O4I worthy fellow citizen, Mr.. John We'll,
80 ven attended, where the merry dance,
e'uuy waltz was kept up till late hour.
bava SAbBATH SCHOOLS of the M. p. Church
TT Ihelr excursion down the Potomac on
sdu'iay, the 10th inst, as will be seen by
advertisement. WIN 10 '''H "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-08

WANTED-A SERVANT TO Do the work
w Of a small family. To competent person
good wages will be given Apply at 1866 West 81.
near High, Georgetown, D. c. iys.2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-08

WA N ED "A NUMBER OF FIVE OR
w six pupils to receive fundamental course of
instruction on the Piano Forte. Terms very mod
crate. Early application is respectfully solicited
at 10. 40l Tenth street. Nv 7-lW&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-08

WATCH RErURNs.-The cells were empty
this morning, not q single prisoner having
been reported 10 the Captain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-05

NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH-The steamers
Virginia and City of Richmond, of the PhiIadel
phia line, arrived at Norfolk on Monday, after al
absence of nine weeks The steamer Roanoke
also arrived having been detained Is hours at Fort
Hamilton. The Herald notes sales of IA shares OF
Va. State Stock at 1894, and 20 shares Va. Bank
Stock at S7ot. revival of religion is going on
in the Baptist and Methodist churches of Ports
mouth, and over 100 converts have been added to
them. At an auction sale in Norfolk, the pilot
boat Reindeer, Il tons, brought 81 955 and the
sloop Two Brothers $500 The Argus notices the
escape. in the last few days, of four negroes by
the underground railroad
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TELH0RAPHIC NEWS.
s=REroKrEUFUR TIE DIsPArcH.
3 LATER FROM BUROPH I
tARRlvAL or THE IA LTI q.
Nothing Of the Pacific. g

NoeAA6 49, 49,
SANDY HOOK March 4, IL M-The steamship
Baltic which sailed from Liverpool on the Goth Fe
bruary has arrived of the Hook.
Peace Conference. hEf =
The Peace Conference Was 70 meet In Paris, on
the 23d February. An the ENJOYS had arrived
Confidence In the establishment Of Peace still
continues ~ - fss4
Great Britain and America. Z.
The excitement on the American question In
England had subsidized. se.t tzaE
a large force Of British troops is to be concen
trated In Canada . III .st.s t...s e-4
The Steamer Pacific.
Nothing has been heard from the missing
steamer Pacific. e5ae
Z Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20-Cotton unchanged and
ouiet Sales for three days prior to the steamers
sailing amounted 10 q, 600 bales
Breadstuffs considerably advanced. Wheat ad-
vanced one penny Flour-There Is an improved
demand for hour: Weste IN Canal 34sd 36s: Phia.
dephia and Baltimore 37sd 39s; Ohio 39s*. Corn
Mixed 33s Sd; White 36s Provisions slightly
advauced-Pork qniet, at 6ts 3D. Beef improved
and in demand fine beef, at retail quoted at 100
Lard puiet and irregular, at 55s a SOS. Baeon-Im-
proved demand at 5lsd SIS Cd. Rice firm, but
dull
Money more stringent Consols 0!a9Os.
A new loan for rs, DOC, 600 was to be brought be.
fore Parliament. -..
1.-THE prices of breadstuffs by this arrival,
as compared with the advices by the America do
not show any advance-the quotations by both
steamers being without material difference
". -'-'- Ems DIsPaTCul
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SHOCKING MURDER--The Lowndes county
Miss, Chronicle of the 25th ult, has the followins
account of bloody tragedy which occurred il
Hancock county, a few days before
"One of the negro men of Mr.. Lamkn became
offended with the oyerseer and struck him on the
back of the neck with an axe killing him instant
ly. The negro then dragged the body off some
distance, and cut off both hands He then start
ed for the house OF Mr.. l., and met at the door
Mrs. Lamkin. and told her that he had killed the
id overseer, and intended to kill her." at the
same time drawing revolver. Mr.. Lamkin was
sick In bed unable to rise. Mrs. L. ran into the
house and got double-barrel gun, and told the
negro if he moved foot she would shoot him
and kept him standing in the yard until she
sent for some of the neghbors. They soon
came to her assistance, caught the negro and hung
him."
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e. Preserve your Teefh-arrest decay
render your gums sound and heslthy-by the use Of
DOWDER'S DENTAL FLUID. 1t relieves and
prevents Toothache. imparts pearly whitenes. to
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath lis free from all injurious
matter, and ia recommended by physicians and den.
tsts superior to any preparation known. See cir.
culaT
For sale by PURCELL, LADD L CO.; BENNETT
BEERS FISHER; ADDlE GRAY LAIDLEY
L. ROBINSON; GRUBBS APPERSON, and all
Druggists. Price 50 cts. 10 14-Sm
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~ To the YOUNG Democratic yo,s

IN To the Young Democratic Voters OF
THE CRY OF RIcHMoND.-To promote and TO pre-.
pare for more thorough organization of our party in
Richmond, it ia proposed that Young Mems Demo.
cratic Association" be organized A meeting win
therefore be held at "Schads Hail." on Thursday eve.
ning the 9th of March, ats O'Clock for the purpose o.,
organizing the Association. We hope that this meet
ing will be fully attended a. it il highly important
that immediate action should be taken.
NH 4-st RICHMOND .
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POOR OLD BIGGs of Boston, labored under two
great natural defects, the being all inability to
pronounce the letter V, and the other .'pecunia-
ry retentiyeness,' vulgarly known as parsimony.
What queer pronunciation your uncle has," OBJ
served some one to nephew of Biggs All yes.
replied the graceless youthful is impossible to
get PSM Of him.
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R,ch,wsna Directory.


Mr. NJ ErLYsoS has just issued his Directory
and v,sssncsx Advertiser. Tor the year 1856 IL !"
decidedly the best ever issued. II contains IVY
| thousand more names than any preceding pireeto-
ry has an accurate map Of the city, and u execa
ted ir most handsome style. The publisher De
serves equal credit for enterprise and good taste
His book VIII be very useful indeed, and ne should
meet with the most liberal encouragement.
Tur sr.rry AccINE AaEST-We have noticed
| aletter written BY DIR. w r. Richardson Of New
gent stating that the virus obtained from the
st,,a vaccine agent, had proved small pox virus
"a n IN consequence of its use the disease had
h..oma prevalent in the writers vicinity DIR. A. E.
pa,ticolas, the State agent answers the letter
through yesterdays Enquirer. The following ex
tract contains the pith of the communication
1T Is wisely intimated In yourletter that must
expect imposition If send to Philadelphia But
the reason toAy send to this or any other city, il
is not attempted TO explain. The truth is, sir you
snd your professional brethren throughout the
State force me to adopt the method you are so
prompt to condemn and il Tires are thus lost you
responsible, aad you alone! Instead of protect
inS every infant rs soon after birth practicable;
instead of intoxicating and practising the reyae-
cinnaton OF your people at stated periods; instead
OF urging the Importance of these considerations
on the notice of your patients you seldom think OF
and when the agent sends You good matter, hav-
ing reaped its advantages, you fail to make any
return.
The consequence is obvious More virus is
needed at one time than the agent can procure by
his own unassisted endeavors. Opprobrium is
heaped upon him by applicants mad with fear;
and, deserted by those from whom he might natu.
rally expect aid he is compelled to seek the assist
ance of those whom you term "the picayune cor
morants OF Northern cities" There is no leisure
for trial the only test of virus All must be vac
cinated at once. If the matter chance to be good
not even thanks are returned. IT. on the other
hand, as has new occurred, 1t proves bad. all must
suffer-some may die, and the cry is still against
the agent The agent is sagaciously expected to
remedy all the evils resulting from the eeSsness
and negligence of 2,Oo0 practising ply siciaus and
inillion of people
The fau is not 10 the agent, but in the law
The present law exacts miracles at the hands of
the agent, and rewards him with SO much of $500.
as is saved from payments of postage and purcha-
ses of virus If your intentions have not for their
end the qualification of private malice or the manu-
faeture of political capital at my expenSe-f you
are truly patriotic in your desires, do not waste
precious time in accusing me of faults ofwhich you
must be conscious am innocent; but exert your
energy to procure just vaccine law, which shall
protect both the people and the agent; forcing the
latter ~ assume no than his true share of re-
sponsibility. and atfording him reasonable remu-
neraton for the fulhlment of its acquisitions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-05

SHIPwREcKs.-Forty-n nine shipwrecked seamen
arrived here yesterday in the schr. Mosca from
Nassau IN. bringing of the total loss of two
more ships and one brig-to be added to the
long list of disasters which have occurred during
the last and most remarkable winter.
The ship New York was lost on Abaco about
the 18th Feb, and the ship Calcutta and brig Nep.
tune were both wrecked on the Grand Bahama
Bank, on the 18th Feb We are gratif1ed to state.
however, that there was no loss of lfe-NorfoK
Herald
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III We, n aumber OF voters of Monroe
Ward, are truly glad to see the call upon our friend
3. w. STARkE, Esq, in the Examiner of yester-
day. to declare himselfs candidate for the Office of
MAYOR. We hope Mr.. 8. will respond favorabIy to
the call as large number Of voters OF this city are
anxious to support him for that office.
NH SILT MONROE WARD
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

~ To the Voters of the City of Rich-
MoND.-At the solicitation Of many friends hereby
announce myself q candidate for the office of CITY
ASSESSOR, feeling confident that from nv past ex-
perience of some years as Deputy Clerk, can il
elected discharge the duties of said office to the sat
isfaction of every one. ALFRED SHIELD
NH 5-Stk
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nIE{O.

A. h;s re.;deace On Church I'LL. yesterday usesn'
ing. EDWIN FARRAR, aged 80 years
The friends and acquaiHtsnces Of the family II
r@ss~.fed 10 attend his funeral from his residence,
his AFTERNOON at half past O'clock, without farther
l stiee. .<,~
pHoOK, aged ri years and four monfhss His re.
msins viii be brought to this city for nterment
Atthe residence Of his daughter, on 4th OF March,
Mr. BENJAMIN ASKING, In the 6sth year OF rs
. iii, friends and sequaintsnces sre respectfully in
vited TO attend his funeral, from his daughters Mrs.
Mathew s1 residence, Cary street, between on
shes and Adams Streets this eseuins At 0cik, with
out further notice.
Galveston (TexssI papers copy.
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ar Good News for the Ladtes.!

~ Good News for the Ladfes.!..
1900 more Tarlston Collars, just received per
Express and opening this morning, at N. RZEkL
lot of those magnificent Tarlston Collars hch wsrs
so much admired by those who had tho opportunity
OF procuring one. Those ladies who have so sn1l-
The styles much handsoHer than the first lot To
those who have not yet the article would state
that the price 10 ONLY A NINEPENCE EACH,
and have the appearance when worn of q Collar
worth five dollar bill Call soon or you'll miss EN-
N. EZEKIEL, Chsap Cash Store,
fe 3-d&c rs Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-05

II To the Voters of the City OF Rich
mosDWe beg leave to add another name to the list
OF candidates for your sufs for the office of City
Sergeant. GEO. w. TOLER, Esq. Mr. Toler is an
Old citizen and has been engaged in business for the
last 10 years; has served the city Alderman the
satisfaction of all, aud 10 well known as an efficient
business man. and should he be elected to fill the of
nee, he Will perform the duties satisfaetorily We
NH 5-2t* MANN VI1rFps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-05

" johnson, mimi table Cutter of Hair
and WhskeTs, on 10th street, between Main and
Cary PARTICULAR attention paid to Dressing Curling
and Sharpening the Hair.
Infahble Tonic to grow the Harlan inst antaneous
Dye for beautiful black or brown. NH
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~ Do Won wish

~ Do you wish a beautiful, glossy and
luxurious growth of Hair! Use Pelietier's Fluids
Blondissant of Golden Fluid IL increases It's growth
renders it soft and glossy, and 10 the only prepare
ton known that will prevent its falling of or urn.
ing gray Price Is cents
For sale by Bennett, Beers l. IFisher, Duvsl L
Norton, Grubbs Apperson, and all prussists.
NH l-6t+
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4 correspondent of the Boston Journal SAYS A.
per cent insurance on the cargo of the Pacific has
been offered and refused
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COMMERCIAL.


Richmend Markets, March d, 1885.
FLoUR--There was q ANAL sale of very ordinary
eouutry superine to-day at Ss.25.
WHEAT.--No transactions to day; we still quote
prime Red s IS; do. White $3.50
rrORN-No change: 65168 cts. per bushel. e
OATS.-Ssles at 42d+5 cts. per bushel
MEAL.-Saies of country at Is cts per bushei,
ss5s-- AUCTION Sale of Sugar and Mofasses.
Messrs C. WORKMAN & Co., made the following
.aJes at auction to-day, on the Dock:
4as bhds n o. Sugar at 1855 to $50 per 100 lbs.
500 bbIs N O. Mo asses at IS to 46i per cts gallon
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2 1t is curious to observe the variety of ways
In which the ingenious and enterprising sons of
New England contrive to make a living out of the
denounced and hated South. There are Il manu-
facturers of cotton who by the aid of slave labor
have amassed enormous fortunes; there are the
carriers of cotton across the seas, and those con.
cerned in its purchase and distribution whose pro-
fits have built up the great cities of the North:
there are the workmen in every department re-
quired for the construction OF their ships there are
the manufacturers of shoes, hats, clothing furni.
ture, agricultural and mechanical implements. and
almost every article in use in the house or in the
field. Nor are these all. The Free Soil dema-
gogues, but for the South. w onld be without a yo
cation whilst the South furnishes the staple for the
Free Soil newspapers Greeley's Tribune, for ex.
ample, makes hundred thousand dollars wear
out OF sanbo No Southern planter derives such
arevenue from negroes as the philosopher of the
white hat. lie is practical philosopher, for he
makes his philosophy pay and despises all abstrac
tions, except the abstraction Of dimes from the
pockets of the dupes who believe In him. Negro
ism is the great staple of the Trbunes articiesit
is the breath it draws. and the bread it eats On
this blackboard Il daily ehaiks all manner of gro
tesque carieatures and falsehoods 1t Is the pride
ture of their paper Is its antislavery character
Take away slavery. and the Tribune would cease
TO be, as inevitably as a peace society would ter
inmate its existence with the abolition of war. II
must be conceded, however, that, in the matter OF
dollars and cents. aboltionism and slavery seem t.
reproductive Of mutual profit, for since the com
mencementof abolitionism. the price of slaves ha.
risen enormously. IL Greeley win perssvere In
his abors Of love- his services win be worth ever,
cent Of the Tribnne's 100000 year, for the in
creased yaius which his labors seem to impart tc
slave property
XIV. DIR DEEMs-We were In error in stating
u1 me ieeiure and presentation Of plate TO DR.
Dhfss. m Petersburg, would come OF on the 7th
'hs' iaslseinrs will b. delivered On the l,th.
'ns ps.s- VIII bs presented on the 18th inst
sAT % asAths IN New Ysrk Ast wsek - =
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U. s. STEAMER AERRIMAC.-The U. s. steamer
Merrimac on her trial trip from Boston, arrived at
Norfolk Monday night.
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rr NO cine VOTERS OF Heurico cann,

C0unIy...
Friends and fellow citizens: l announce myself a
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONER OF
county at the ensuing election Should it be your
pleasure to elect me, pledge myself to give my un.
divided attention to its duties. Having acted as a
my experience in its duties pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of the office promptly faithfully,
and according to law. JOHN A. EACHO
NH 5-lm
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THE TELEGRAPH line between Richmond and
Washington broke down yesterday afternoon and
we are therefore without our usual Congressional
and Commercial reports.
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49, ID L > hABLE RESIDENCE FUR
La RENT.-The House and Lot belonging to the
I'LL estate of Moses II. Preston, decd iB offered for
rent The house contains IA rooms. besides closets
bathing room arranged to both hot aud cold
water, the house lighted with gas There all
cessary out houses upon the premises; the lot
pies half the square. It is situated upon what is
known CANDLES HILL of the most desirable
locations, being in few minutes walk of the centre
Of the city, at the same time very retired command
ing one of the finest views to be found any where 1t
is admirably adapted to the purpose of large Board
ing School. Possession may be had the LIST of
March For further information, apply to
JOHN r. PRESTON, Agent,
for Jno. and Sanl Tyree, Trustees,
NH i II AZ Shncknh W
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T 10 OR : .--DUDLEY 81 CO., would
IL call particular attention to their stock OF Bran
dies Wines and Cigars comprising in part:
London Dock BRANDIES, dark and pale .-
Port, Madeira and Sherry WINES
Old Scheidam Holland GIN
Champagne and Ciaret WINES
Old Rye Mountain WHISKY
London Porter and Scotch ALE
PhiIadelphia Tonic and Sparkling ALE
Champagne Cider and Philadelphs PORTER
$1,000 choice CIGARS.
For sale by DUDLEY Co.
ulh5 ~ Main street
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4 BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS

ft4 &c II invite all In want of Boots or
shoe. Of any style, 70 call at the old -. -
established stand, Is Main street Nv stock
has all been ordered or selected from che most az.
proved manufactures, or manufactured by myself
rom u choicest materials, and embraces
tiers, &c. -
- and all styles
doutns boota boetses-eaif goat, hip and stout
osnrs Dress Boots Bootees, Caters and oxford
osnts and Youths and Servants Rootess OF yariou.
And u good an assortent OF Shoes generally aud At
- low prices DO had Ia the city Please civ
a me sal - Is JOHN c. PAGE, Jr.g ~
mn . No, - Marhsl bridge.
! AONkY.-.A nnc Arstcle sas lnal2. "a g.
PEI saIloae - So r. j. sRtCoT, Drussiss i
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peruvian GCANO.-20O Tons pure
Peruvian Guano daily expect d, for sale. 10 ar.
rive, by ~ ' $50 ~
NH Slot CHAS IT WopruaM rn
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gers visiting the city II you wish 20 get roar
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style,
would advise you to call on H0BSON, at the Hair
Cutting, Shaving, Shampooning and Bathing Sslooa,
under the American Hotel, entrance on iitsi ct.
in
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RlCE..-20 Heroes prime qaAiEIy, iandiaG
~ and TOT sale by - ~ nts - IS 49,
3 qn,h's'+a gIsa DAVENPORT, ALIEN 4 co.

sa 81 s ~z' - sssgf ess - sss- q. ,,szs 8.
saag1 a. .yss B sA--s asss - -
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NOTICE.--All business conuecs,on r.
tween THEODORE ELMORE and tbe unssr.
name, or to bind me in any way. :" use my
NH 5-2ts {un m c,,u,
A sTOh HOUSE. The subsc riber ho. Pc
opeIsa Tie Asor House, on 9Th street, between
and Ishs en s.ees Young men can be accom-.
For farther particulars snply to
NH 4-Sth MAY w u.p.yo,,r.aa
u , PEARL BAKLEY--Berm1da
arrow Moot; Tapioes; Sage; Cora Starch; Heck
fsnnAi nskers Cocoa, Just received for sale By
"h s BODEKEH. !.
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k'U ND.. esterday morning, n LARGE
4 Brass kEY, which the owner can get by psyins
Tor this advertisement Apply at this Office
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" Hair Dve Hair Dye..-J ohnsop Bar
oer has Hair Dye which 10 instantaneous and never
washes Oh We Will advise all who dye to give John.
son cail a. warrants TO give perfect satisfaction
or no charge.
Also to be had FLErcHER's HAIR Tonic az iasa!'
hoie remedy for all the Ills that the human hair 10
heir to.
lorH STREET BETWEEN MvIs L CARY STREETS.
No
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aPHC1AI MoTTCHa.

r. LsOlxing Glasses gsIng eut Of asc.-1
There seemsto be NJ present but little demand Tor
tia article The impoEters sed dealers should balns
SINONs m Il all. Hi Amlnetypes taking the
plS5e OF every descripfion Of Mirrors for who now
esres sbouf seefng themselves "a single glass when
fhey can have 8 complimentary likeness, hermefri-
trflT fired bef,cetn fsco gidsseH NH