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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15
ADJOURNMENT OF THE VIGILANCE COM
MITTEE.
From The True Californian, 1gq 10.

From The True Californian 1gg 10.
1t is now generally understood that the Vigilance
Committee intend, in the If the present week,
e. adjourn all active operations and perhaps restore
to the State authorities all the captured from them
at various times. 1t il believed that they have
accomplished the main objects of their organization
have revived and maintained the freedom of speech
and of the presshave laid the foundation for the
curity of the ballo-box i'll all future eectons-have
rendered life liberty and property more secure than
they have ever been since the incorporation of TIE
eity-have Refrigerated the arm of the law and ill.,
spred due degree of terror into the bosoms Of all the
rffians and law breakers in our midst. 1t is per-
fecty certain that the Committee omnp potent in
this community; that efforts TO arrest modest
them will be tolerated for moment and that, as they
have voluntarily consented to retire for the present it
b the best policy of the entire State to consent o this
course, and permit the members of it, SHE did the
members of the old Committee, peaceaby to retire
from their labors and subslde into the great of
their iellow-citizens.
But this boon is not asked for IN the spirit of begging
supplcation. II is simply act justice. Should
contrary be pursued due preparations will be
made TO resist oppression and overthrow injustice.
hardly be expected that those who have the might
and the right in their hands, will slavshy submit
TO petty tyranny, founded on higher motive than
revenge.
The display of yesterday was necessary to convince
the wayering and overawe the combination between
the guilty and their sympatlzers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15
THE SOUTH.

By tie arrival of the Sea Bird. yesterday morning
have Los Angeles papers to the 9Th and Santa Bar
bara tie 18th nst. We have nothing later from San
Diego as the steamer went further south this trip
than San Pedro. From The Los angeles Star We
catler the following intelligence:
Tie steamer Active, Commander Allen, and the
schooner Ewing, which have been surveying Cortez
SLoal lying about ninety miles off the coast, had
rived al san Pedro whence they proceeded to make
surveys in the vicinity Of San Bucnavenurn and Santa
Barbara.
Tie grape crop, says The Star, is fast rpening and
will be in condition 10 gather in day or two. Some
shipments will he made TO this market by the next
steamer and larger quantities will be sent TO this
season than ever before.
Two Mexicans, who had been drinking together on
Monday last, began disputing is frequent in such
cases which resulted in fight. One OF them Juan
knife. After few passes by the one whose name is
the other Morcado received a wound across the arm
the knife passing down TO the bone Before medical
aid could be procured he became exhausted from loss
of blood and soon after died. An inquest was held
before Justice Sacket, and verdict returned in accord
ance with tie facts. The assassin is still large.
Ell Ciamor Pubico the organ of the California popu
lation published in the Spanish language at Los Ange
lee has declared in favor of the Republican party and
hrs hoisted the names Of Fremont and DAYTON Ut its
head.
The Santa Urban Gazette saws that the surveying
steamer Active arrived at that port IN the 18th inst
Juen Salazar sentenced TO years Imprisonment in
the State Prison made his escape from tie iail in that
place ON tie l3th aided by party Of ten or twelve
VIII cut through the partition while the sheriff was ab
sent.
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Francisco. He has bern engaged 10 the Mint for some
time, but was scharged from the service few days
ego, for what reason we do not know. IhASuperIn-
tsndent had, however promised his friends thar ne
would re-insinte him to-day. but the suicidal knife
has prevented him from doing So His friends have
observed for some days that hs mind has been
troubled. or his brain affected, and il Is Thought ne
might have been partially insane. lady with whom
he boarded interested herself with Judge Lott yes
terday TO get him back TO the Mint and succeeded IN
getting the situation but when she entered his room 20
convey the news TO him, she found him corpse. ne
had severed The juguar vein on the right side OF the
neck with a small pocket knife. making circular
wound and quite deep. After mtlictng the wounu, nc
stood over large wa,h-basin which was III the roo'
until il nearly filed with his blood when ne appa
rently sank back and expired on the hoor lis pody
was renov ed TO the Coroners Office, where an inquest
will be held to-day The funeral will take place rom
NJ. Massey's undertaking store, No. l6l Sacramento
street Tomorrow The deceased was an active nfe-
man. and member of Manhattan, No: =, ana formerly
a member OF Pennsylvania No. IL. There were three
or four letters found his person from his chdfeh
PHILADELPHIA and New-York, which were received oy
the last steamer. as they were dated july 10, 1910.
One Of them written by his son Joe, was III ail I.
would do honor to much older heads than me writer
lie rather reprinandcd the parent for not "r'hg
oftener saving that nc had not been heard rom III yen
months He Informed his father that " he was eiiSageu
with the Messrs Edw ard Lambert & Co., the largest
silk house in The United States by whom ne was re-
gardcd special avorite. The youngster "eiiI 9l
to picture the bright prospects that animated MN III
the future if he should continue to be steady honora-
bic and industrious. The whole tenor OF the e1er re.
yeaed nanliness rarely oquaed and this very iact
NAV lave had such effect upon the parent 9nder al
The circumstances that he was goaded on by his own
situation, and that of his family, to the commission OF
the dreadful deed Another letter was an afiech"nate
one from daughter in Philadelphia, where the family
now reside.
Drs }. NJ. Williamson and Fifer made pos; norton
examination of the body of Capt. James Reynolds and
found an ncsed wound on the right side OF the neck
midway between the angle Of the lower jaw ana the
collar bone which penetrated the carotid artery ana
iucuIar vein. Cause of DEATH hemorrhage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15
DIAMOND SPRINGS DESTROYED By FIRE
HALF A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF
PROPERTY DESTROYED-WORk OF AN
INCENDIARY.
From The Sdcramento UninH.
nr.unNr SnpINCs Aun 3 lHll-lu z. VI.


DIAMOND SPRINGS. Aug. 5, 1S56-lOP NJ
This morning about o'clock fire broke out IN the
building known as the Howard House, which swept
almost the entire town. The wind ut the tlme was
blowing what might be called gale and the flames
spread with such rapdity that bute property OF any
kind was saved. To into tic particulars is nnneces
sary. Tie entire town from tie Howard House east
wardly with tie exception of Wells, Fargo ~ Co..
building Tie Eureka Cannl Company's building both
If which were fire proof together with TWO frame
buildings is destroyed portion Of the town IN the
opposite direction, or western portion, was saved.
Llom tle best data which can now be- obtained, the
los will probably amount TO sj0cOcO. The fire Is
suun oscd 10 have been the work of an incendiary.
Eeow we annex Il list of the sufferers and the
OIL cunt. lost as telegraphed TO The S,dte Journal:
Mis- MAX house furniture loo; F. Hoffman, carpen
ter. 500; sti,liiz ]w,lry 81 wntrt, Golden IN
ala saloon 5000; +. Mccoy saloon and dwelling, $l5noi
d. Miller. Office and Ling 5000 Borand meat market
S w S I Dsy. O O' IS 600 Nathan Rhine, $1,000; R.
Eotle hIy'a saloon 80 r. H. w; l. Gun1 sh an
man n,relan, 1880; j. KsniisI MERCHANT, tsoo rhos
FoL, inihsni merchant, $3.50; John Moss house W r.
shsrsI ,," lgIss eapnae Trmsoue
House, 5a l. Davidson, dwelling 900 G. Irwin, dwell
ing so; james Nyte, dwelling $3.50; Mrs Holland,
dwelling 1850; n Lepper bookstore, $500 Isaiah Hull,
tuil1ns ocoi C. b. Patterson library 49, L. bradley
500; }. Oliver, dwelling $3.50; j. f. Welton, Nebraska
saloon $500 Ierril Gilman merchants $1,000 iind,
Co., I. : bak,Iy &c. 5000 James Ellis livery stable,
slCcO baker Ll Howard House 5000 Nathan Young,
Waslinsion House 1000 b. NJ Fleishman fruit and cigar
$500 May A. Thomas house and furniture. 200 Thomss
well house 5000 Tederi Ks house s 900; O. b. Turner
Pacific ExI.ss BIidhs, 900 ~ Levy, merchant +7e0
Henry Boerg, bakery = 1900 VIM Harris, merchant, 5000
Peloc sunset. Two loads OF provisions were received
from Tie citizens OF Paccryile to aid the destitute
Several loads Of lumber already on the ground,
preparatory TO rebuilding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15
SUICIDE OF CAPTAIN REYNOLDS.

From The California Chyoaieie, 4agH1 10.
Last evening, about d O'Clock, Capt. Jw. Reynolds
n wel-known resident Of this city committed suicide
by cutting his throat at the Central House, Clay
street near Dupont. The deceased was native Of
Philadelphia, where he leaves wiie and eight chill
dren lie was a captain in the Mexican war, of the
jersey battalion ard hes resided several years in San
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15

b-a Beslov dsusher Of the Rev AsAksl Bsse~, q Ia.
etek ~ ii.
In San Francisco, Aus T. VIM II Dove Of NevYorh, 10
Miss ~. Jennie Crawford 81 Troy. . .
In Sen Francisco Aus IL jeremiah smith 10 Mrs Heen Mar
poyle late widow Of John Doyle.
In Alameda County Aug Judge Joel Rnsse, Of Alameda
C.uny Miss Caroline daughter Of the te Thonas Bartlett,
recently from Bangor Ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15
DARING ATTACK BY SIX MOUNTED HIGH
NAlMEN On HE CAMPTONVILLE STAGE.

VI.
Yesterday afternoon, about !, o'clock the Camp
nville stage was proceeding to Marysvillc, and when
near Dry Creek, it was stopped by six mounted high
waymen. They were after the treasure which
amounted to $lUJ OCG. Near the point of attack, the
road foiked, ana Mr.. Rideout gold dust dealer of
Camptonvie, road and the stage the
other. Mr.. RldcOut was stopped by the robbers vino
all presented their AIMS and commanded him to dis
mount. He hesiiated, when some of them threatened
to shoot him. On the threat being made, he dis
mounted and went toward the stage, the other road
ACROSS the ravne. The robbers called him back, and
demaL dcd his money. Being satisfied that he had none
his being the stage they his horse and
allowed him to cross over 10 the stage.
The robbers ;en commanded the driver Of the stage,
John Gear to stop, and threatened to kill the first man
WHO should oppose them III their designs Mr. Dobson
messenger for Langton's Express, Immediately drew
on the robbers and commenced firing. His first fire
took effect on the spokesman vi the robbers and I'M
horsed him.
Mr. Rideout had by this time got to the stage. An
indiscriminae FgM now commenced between the rob-
bers and pass myers AS many as forty shots were
selves stoutly opposed, retreated leaving the pas
seDgeIs masters of the field.
The driver Mr.. John Gear was slot through the
right ann above the elbow. Mrs. Tighlnan wife of
burber in Marysyille, shot in the head, the ball
entering the right eye and penetrating the brain.
Mr. John Campbell, another passenger, received
glance slot the eye Another passenger las shot
in both legs. The stage is ridded with bullet holes.
When the stage stopped and the firing had
con menced, one white man and four Cinnamon,
passengers, left and run back the road, which had
been passed over. They have not been seen since.
When the stage about starting, and after the first
party had retired, a Mexican, who was mounted
horseback commenced firing from the opposite direc-
ton Mr. Dobson returned his fire and ENDORSED the
assaiant. At this time two other men were concealed
in the thickd who were not mounted. They all
members of the same gang. II is supposed that only
two Of the party were disguised All were Americans,
save the one Mexican first spoken Of These particu-
lais have been received from Mr.. Gear, the driver,
and Dir. Rideout, aud they may be relied On
thertIc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15

AIItNrIEp SuiciDE,-Mary lie Baum, German
~or an reading az No ioe Mulberry street. attempted sede
suei"n ca sundsy morning BY vial Of sad.nun
efc ~ss S'S 70 tne New Sorh o-r's partially restored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-15

Vigilance, the interests Of the State inpcratvey DE-
msnd that the said David s. Terry should resign MS
position as Judge of the Supreme Court. . nj,
8 Terry. and he forthwith be discharged nom the
custody Of the Committee of Vigilance
The above sentence was read 10 Judge g, 'cny IN
ro.terdsv morning and he was in terms of the same
forthwith released from custody.
Tur .JopN ApAMs-REPREBEssIBLE CosDUcT.-
Yesterday afternoon, as the Sacramento steamer le
Vallejo street wharf, and passed abreast Of the United
states soop John Adams the officer of the deck
or in command fired gun manned the yards, and
chcercd for Judge Terry, who was on board going TO
Sacramento Such conduct from an officer under the
General Government was in bad taste, highly reprehcr-
sble and should cause the dismissal of such an officer
from the United States Navy. The State and Federal
authorities have not yet been brought in conflict and it
il sincerely hoped they may not be- consequently this
action on the part of the commanding officer of the
Adams is in bad taste, and he should be held strict
account for il.
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N nrried.

Married.
A. OAKLAND Aug ls Charles w Ki';ridse, co 10 Ne. L..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13


4 cARD-Mlss JEANETTE hoPplN, BY MARRIAGE
n Ms George w. Ia or begs 70 that she has
Just brief on line Of nsr early s the causes OF
with The ul names OF her aud benetse Her
EDITION very small. Copies only being
careful to address, encloeioR ST. with posag Mrs
JesIneee Taylor, care OF Aaron SwaTs xsq Ohs,na
square Post office.
HENKY G. BOHN. OF LONDON, PROPRIETOR AND
Ii publisher OF the series OF books kno
boHSs STANDARD. CLASSICAL bcIEsrfIC ANTIQUARIAN,
OTHER IIHR ARIES having directed that the
ORIGINAL sN9LIsh EDicIONJ
OF his publications SMALL In all be supplied the Aunc
caa public as low reprinted copies the prise OF tho
following volumes of
30 ms CLASSICAL LIBRARY
Is reduced 10 seventy i've cents each, per volume.
Cesar, Sallust; Florus, &c.
Clcero's Ohces, SophOcles,
HoDer's lliad Tnucyd,dss,
Horace, Virgil
Herodous, Xenophon's Ano'ass,
And Memorabilia
B-The English editions printed on linen with
ne siee engraving In each Volume and have "Bohns Cs
scal Library" Stamped on the covers.
Bomss LaRAarEs now comprise over $50 volumes Of The
Is by the use made Of the name, STYLE
&C. Ia limitations and copies OF the originals
Compile catalogues Aad and single volumes the
whole series supplied rough bookseller The country
BANGS, BROTHER co.,
No. ~ PARK raw, O. q.
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evening March IL, BY tie Eey o. W. Briggs, Il. @. 3
JEsvls 70 MARY LocKHS ri, botn OF Brooklyn.
At Hancock. N Y, on Monday March 10, by Rsv. A.
FggiesSop Of Windsor, ~ Y Mr ALVIN NoCuss Sc an
ton Pa. to Misa EIklRA c. wHIoonB Of Hancock, N. Y
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On Tuesday, March IL, by the Rev. Dr. Houghton f.
w. RAY ESQ, to Miss r. N. Rees, both Of this city
At lbe ftsi Baptist Church. BFoctlJn, ION Tuesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

Druggists' Fancy Goods, Axclusfvely-
Brushes combs soaps extracts pomades Instruments Paris
perfumery and toilet Arcas and article sold by drug
Es except drugp Imported and sold Wholesale RUFUS
X nCHAR5H C CO., l53 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

A Perfumed Breath-What Lady or Gen.
would remain under the of disagreeable breath
when by using the "Ram OF Thousand Flowers' denr
only render sweet but leave the teeth white
aabasterf Many do not know their breath bad
and the subject delicate their friends viii never mention
II. Pour Q engle drop Of the Bam' your tooth brnsh
ana wash the teeth night and morning ty cent bottle will
last year For by FETR1DGE Co., prop ietors, and
an drIlun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

Special Notice to LaGlles.-Those who are
gremaurey and others who losing their hair will
find BALLARDS hair dye and chemical hair fastener,
perfect remedy warranted and demonstrated at 500 Broad
way, IN private rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

CxistadOrO's Flair Dye, Wigs and TOupees
s,ciss admiration among all oonn9sseurs in art suite Of
Ne only reliable article the Kind Wholesale aud retail 81
ORIHTA DOROS, No. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

Cltrehugh's Wigs Like Knox's Hats
The public with their usual have pronounced
sRhest preension fashion, be fitted these
establbments Wis Wis Broadway Fulton
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TUST RECEIVED
d THE POST BIBLICAL HISTORY Or rsK JEWS,
From tbs Of The Did Testament about TIE Year b.
r TO the destruction OF the Second the 70h year
he Christian
BY MORRIS j. RApHAIL, A. H., PH. DR.,
Rabbi Preacher II the Green street. New York.
MOSS BhO.. Publishers, PhilRdep ia Pa.
The pub6era have pleasure In this work.
ooh from the nrinsc interest OF the subject aud the dD
zusbed merits OF Is author. Few better qualified by
acqui emcnts and personal interest," justice
such theme No student Of hors but wl desire 70 read
well authenticated detail OF the life of that
nas and wrongs give added interest the
great drama Of human existence While 10 tao genera
gua9e worthy OF the subject.
work Ia in two duodecmo volumes OF over 400 pages
ash printed fine thick white paper neatly bound cloth
Price 81 90. For sale BY ID. APPLETON 4 CO.
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II You Have Not Got Your Spring Hat,
sal 81 D. BkAUDlN'S, 643 Broadway above Blocker
street, and let him ut you with of his elegant patterns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

Phalon Pnphian Lotion or Floral Beautiffer
for the complexion and removing freckes
sanburns, pples Spots burns scads, sngs chApped lips
ace arms and hands. For sale by PHAL0N, and ali
druggists,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

Paris Hats.-a Case OF Paris Hats inst Re
eeived BY GENIN PA Broadway opposite st. Paus church
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A Sure Cure for Rheumatism, Pains and
Of the joints Rings compound syrup of hydrodate
poassa ssrsapara and yellow dock Prepared and
Aorner0 Of John
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Dfreases OF the Skin. DIR. NeyvtOn's Office
for the special OF the obstinate tomentng
forms Of these affections and for scroua At lS3 Fourth
avenue, near Thirteenth street.
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Lyons KathnirOn.-This Uncqualed Pre-
PA T az and Dcx 9oss dassr G
emily Is per bottle. dandruG and eectuay
prevents the hair from falling of, HEATH, WYNKOOP B
CO., proprietors, 6S Liberty street.
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Diseases OF the Lungs-Notice


DE- Robert Hunter begs 70 inform hs patients in Phadel
pAA that he has opened establishment in that city, under
NE charge Of Or Morson for the special treat
ment Of diseases OF the throat and lungs.
Dr. Aorson Z member Of The Royal College Of Surgeons,
long and great experience in the treatment OF pulmonary AZ
fectiObs.
DR. Hunter would also state for the Information of his
Nens residing In Baltimore and Washington that Dir. John
Discard Williams viii hereafter be associated with the Bai
more onlce. .
These arrangements have been rendered necessary the
growth Of the practice in Philadelphia and BALTIMORE and by
NE retirement Of Dr. James Hunter in consequence Of III
health. Patients In these cities will In future enjoy not only
Al the advantage Of DR. Huners advice but The additional
benefit Of the personal and supervision OF sk and
eoBlplished resident ply scisns.
In the Specialist and Journal of Diseases Of the Che for
February extended explanation OF Dr. Hunters views and
treatment viii be found with much additional information,
which should be read every one % or
procured Of the pubhshees Messrs. sherman Co., Aso.
BY the sate Of their health the weather other conssra
by lester In such cases s necessary that the patient should
carefully describe the present and the past history
Of his disease. ToreDder such description exact lat
OF questions has been prepared, which will be sent, with
pseimen ofhe Specialist application % either of the
New York DR.: ROBERT HUNTER s?s Broadway.
Phlad elphia-Dr. r. MORSON. 1902 Walnut street.
Bamore-Dr j. b. WILLIAMS, 81 North Charles street.
Note-Dr HUNTER may be consulted personally ~ here
t0kore from A. NJ 70 r. NJ, daily.
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Who Will Suffer, when DR.. Tobias Cele-
braed IMMINENT viii Immediately cholera collie,
dysenery vomiting rheumatism swellDgs, burns &C.
Depo; 80 Corsndt street, Bold by all druggists and store
liam
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Meade Brothers Unrlvalled photographic
rAken daily AMI BY live experienced artists a. crces
tom SIS to Sl060 esch IL required Photographic with the
nsh fancy grounds only at this establishment
specimens 233 Broadway four doors above The Asor
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Those who have not Purchased their
Ers style Of should inspect the article produced
WuiIk, al the low prize "a Also dressy nat
hrs Waite, hater l4s Fulton street. between Broadway
and Nassau street.
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AmbrOtypes and Lampratypes for z:
80 cents and $lC0rrect and elegantly taken by tn
Ystenr machine prccess at 9 Broadway Photographs large
Tor IS; the new style photoype, $l2 TO $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

Herald Files for Sale.-Flles Of Daily ansl
Sunday herald from January 1882 TO date till sold;
prize S3l. A. BELMAN, general wood engraver,
102 Nassau street, corner Of Ann street.
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EPecial N0tfce.-We would Inform the Pub
IL snd tina; the FIRE Of the 7h will not
any delay IN business. We have such
gemens thai orders will be promptly put and ship
ped heretofore. BUSH GALE, Wholesale druggsts No
fEQ nHcha tre
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To Cure . Cough, Buy "a Bottle of the Ball
sam OF wild cherry. We have faith this combination
OF DR.. WTSTAR han In any oner remedy known having wit
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y-Ihs great external remedy does suppress inanmA-
on but expes the Of 1t by ex,reon through the pores
its radical rheun eryspeIas fnr worm
and other erupive diseases Sold manufaccries No No
Maiden ane New York, No. Strand Iondon and nv
AL druggists, at rs CENTS cas- cents and 81 per pot
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moved from the Irving Houpe 23 Broadway, fourth
sboye keaae street where With spacious accommodations and
A5undant aci ties thew design fully to maintain
character Of their productions The SPRING fashions
are DOW ready. WaRNOCKS, Haters
23 Broadway, above Reade st.
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ANPs Hair Dy Q, Four 6hilllngs u BOX, Black
o. brown.-sold at Hegeman Clark Co.'s 273 Broadway,
40 Nassau street and the depot No Barclay street, N r.
l59 Atlantic street. It's and 247 Fulton street. Brooklyn Of
drug and fancy goods stores generally in The United States