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PERSONAL.

Mr. Hezekiah Augur, whose death Is announced,
was native of this city, where he has always per-
manenty resided. Like most men of genius, he wa'
remarkable for quiet and unpresmning manners, yet
strong in bis friendships and peculiarly pleasing In the
society Of his friends His life unvaryng round
of duties regularly fulfilled. OF simple habits and
leading bachelor life his studio at his office
and his home. There, in the company of his books,
his inventive mind found constant occupation and
pleasure; and models, finished and unfinished, attest
his industry and skill. In earlier life he had fond
ness for sculpuring in marble, and produced works
which have given him name among the yotaries
of art ar enduring, if not prominent, as others.
"Jehptha and his Daughter, group of statuary that
graces the "Trmnbull Gallery OF Yale College, has
long been pronounced wning triumph of the
chisel He has also left an Apollo, which he could
never be persuaded to part with although large oers
tor Of the carving machine now in operation, one
OF the most Ingenious mechanical inventions OF the
age and had projected others, which he believed were
TO be equally successful. tNew-Hayen Register.
Various rumors were ahoat yesterday touching
have no positive information this subject, but from
Albert s. Gallup has been nominated for Postmaster
Of Providence James A. Aborn for Collector of this
port, and Charles s. Bradley for Dstrict-Attorney;
also that William Iittefed has been nominated for
Collector of Newport. Providence Journal.
Ruff. Bulloch Of Royalstcn, Worcester County.
Mass, died on Sunday last He was a prominent
manufacturer in northern Worcester for many year.
has been q member of the Senate, the father OF
A. III. Buoch of Worcester and several years since
contributed superior aud expensive telescope to Am
herSt College,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

BRuru PRIzE FIGnr.-TAe Boston Herald gives
an account Of brutal prize Fight between Jane Jam
Lynch and John HUMPHREYS Of Brookline tor s' IA
side in barn situated in town ten miles rom Do,
ton on Monday morning During the fight Lynch, who
was getting wor.ted, attempted to bite off the nose
of his antagonist, which brought about genera
melee. Clubs and knives were used with great free
dom, and several persons were hurt. Two men were
stabbed and bled profu-ely. Several Others were
wounded with clubs, and large amount OF n'uc
b,ui-ipg was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

NoprI F.rHrR.-TBe D,trot tMich.) Tribune
saws that the insurance companies refuse TO pay ths
s 600 for which the life of Mr. Holden was injured
who was 20 mysteriously killed at Ann Arbor, M@h',
in July last The bah which was taken from MS BODY
exactly fits the pistol which wa. found short TINE
since IN marsh short distance from where Mr. hoi
deD'- body was discovered. The insurance companies
contend that Mr.. Holden committed suicide 70 dement,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

nav b. o, how high bic position, il he falls TO
srocuiae ,hs right. In the present state Of AFFAIRS
no"s;as has decidedly the inside track, lar as
Eot.sska IL concerned. II wac thought best to
s.se off the Administration with a resolution ex.
messing " confidence" and hope" that 1t would
do right, but the supporters OF lts policy are Jew
md Ear between, az the debate and the vote on the
...olyt;ons show Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

Hoors.-A LADY's OPISIoS.-A lady in TIE Nc,r-
buryp0rt Herald says:
So we will say few words on hoops. Don't cal. us
bear dear readers nor throw away this paper in dis
gust for we are not about 10 Join brother knights
OF the quill in their crusade against Crinoine; but
Don OuiNote. ike, we will espouse the cause of d.
tre-scd damScs though " face a frowning world
We hereby add an article to our confession of faith.
We believe in hoops. Mind, we say h0OPS, plural
number. Deliver las from that aboinnatle, single
hogshead hoop, which many ladies wear about knee
high showing its entire shspe through single hnlsy
skirt dragging down by Its weight the dress 10 the
share of cone while the part Of the skirt below the
hoops flaps winds and reefs around 1t in every wind
that blows. Not much Improvement is the addition of
ono or two other hoops, unless they graduated in
size acbordng the hight of tine wearer and covered
by skirts a sucion; thickness to hide the skeleton,
than which nothing could be more hdcous, UulcSS !,
were a v,riiable skeleton from the graveyard
The only skirt that looks uniformly graceful Is that
made of a series of rattan, whaehOne or brass hoops,
extending from the vast to the feet, gradually inCrcas
ing in size with that graceful swell that gives 70 the
dress the airy contour of lue bell preserving that
golden mean IN regard 10 circumference that nodeSty
and good taste will dictate. The hoops III this
sknt shohd be 30 near together that they VIII lose
'ItI Individuality, and "Lake he 81 ign underneath
te th'nneSt SUMMER dress fr herein lies the al van
taec and whole philosophy OF the hoop movement, mas
much az allows skirt 10 give that fnnes5 aud
grace which has hitherto been attanable only BY hall
dozen.
AMER all, the genuine crncline +, ile thing. which
as is name imports, IS kind % hair cloth which by
ITS own innate virtue, without the aid of Moons viii
preserve IFS elasticity aud inflated chara Ger without
the cwkwarduess that at times is iuscDaraI' fo,i Il,
humble mlig. The expense is the ONLY Obi. c.;on
% as general adoption, Which, for the lade. .rla W.,
hope may he oouromcyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

WILD Osloss-Caifornia papers state ths' oni'"'
growing wild have been discovered 10 that state On
inch ard hsM in diameter, covered with 'h'ck nFA
Ike the soap-r.ot. They are pala'aS'e sni even
preferable to garden onions, and it is thought may
move valuable addition TO the cultivated varieuee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of Fire Commissioners net on Tuesday
evening az FircnaEs Hall. P.eseat--Mcssrs. Wtis,t
CIafl Sohcnck and Ellis.
The case of Daniel Curry, OF Hose Go. NJ. -. was
taken Up. ard additional evidence adduccd. some
going 10 prove tina, he lad used proaLc language and
othei wise acted IN manner uubecoMils & fccman
and some proving that be did only what it wa,
urged that every citizen j. liable at times to doIaae
a sApo the tongue. Decision next week.
Tie decision Oh the complaint of Engineer Farm
ham against Hook and Ladder Co No. H., was also
reserved until next week.
The Board then went into secret session and con-
,idercd number Of charges against various COmpa-
MES which viii be decided next THURSDAY night.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
Tie Board met yesterday afternoon, at the office ia
Worth street, the Hon. GVLIAS &. VERPL4yCK 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

Chair. A quorum DO. being present, the Doa'a 'a">
acted Only some routine business A;
Mr.. RUpoLPH G.RRIGuE announced tnat, nas'hs "
signed his position President OF me ufl.1 n,.
grant Society, he would not meet VII" VIC D'''
after. . ,
We append the usual weekly statement y.
surh, al etnis.rt. arrived 20 Jan. lsS..'''''''' 81
Member Of eIEisrauis arrived '1ce 70 ''-n' =
Tois......,......ss.s''''''''' asa
To Sste ia 1877 -;
iO 'A'"' INV 1855. 1877 1870
Euut.r Of inmate. in Institutions a. ,.,9 snp
Ward. Island ............,......''Lss i5t IjI
Number IN Name Hospitai.........' ~ h-i
Total. Il u.
Bs.pc. In Bsnt Jan. l. Is5e.
rec.ipt. 20 tth. L"'0 '"
R.e.iy.d .iuce 18Th fer cornmutAcr u ,o m A. ~
pa,sengrrs. ,.....,.,..,.'' .''''''''''' "
Total
Current expenses Of January
Balance Of Communication Funa....'..''''""s'' '"' ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14
CITY ITEMS

The weather yesterday was little mere HE winter
than tor the two weeks previous, but was by Do
means cold, and as clouded up in the afternoon every
body expected warm rain in place OF ree~onsoS
snow; but neither If them bad come when nght
set 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

"3:9."-Twon,y minutes past three al day ye''s''
day and for the three days preceding. No one spot 10
America ia looked up TO by many people ~ the spot
where the City Hall clock habitualy lies more or res
about the time. People who passed there between .
and 81 IN the afternoon put their watches back or tor
ward TO this dead standpoint of 3@; men hurypg 10
the bank have been frightened ioto a cold sweat "
their ewes caught the wicked asehocd Others bound
for the country have been started into = speed by
this hooking demon of $50. Al day long Il bothers
and torrnsnts credulous multitude, and at night 10
sort Of refined cruelty the great dial is lighted up g'o
wing in ns shame Ut eternal 800. You yet nervous
in looking at IL YOU think OF the clock IN Baroadoes
or some other barbarous region which wa' stopped by
an earthquake, thereby noting the very minute M
which cities full Of men, women and chi'dren We're
allowed by the tortured world Like the dead
mans face in the pantomme You find $50 s'anng al
YOU from all sides you 20 20 the right and there ~
800; TO the lett behold $50; up broadway, 3;@Vi
down Nassau street 3: 90 sneak along through Cham
bers street and there is $50; and you ~ home per
haps at about 800 Sc, ing many 3;Vs as HerscheI
saw stars in the Milky Way, until the whole sky Is one
immense dial, spangled all over with $50. WIZ any
body start that clock Anything but 3:20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

Dir. EyERETT's ADDRESS on the CHARACTER OF
WASH SoTos.-The Hon. Edward Everett has con-
sented to repeat his address the character Of Wash.
iDgOD, at the Academy Of Music, on Thursday even.
ing the 2l-t inst. The address viii be delivered on
this occasion under the auspices of the Mercantile Ii
brary Association, but the proceeds to be devoted
to the fund for the purchase of Mount Vernon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

The opera of Don GioraEHi will be- given at the
Academy Of Music tomorrow Friday evening. We
karn that extra and expense are bestowed upon
the scenic and stage illustrations. The entire vocal
force of the MISUNDERSTANDING Mesdsmes Ia
Grange, dAngn and Carador; Carl Fornes Las
Leporello Gcssier, Labocetta, Biguardi, Rocco and
Ardavani-will take part in the performance. An
augmented chorus the Lied,rkranz Society assisting,
will sing on the occasion. The sale of seats com
mences this morning at the different Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

Mr.. Frank r. Ely, wealthy merchant Of Mariana,
Florida, well known to many mercantile men in this
city, committed suicide at his residence on the sA ps
having swallowed six ounces Of laidanum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

PvEcHAsE of MOUNT VEEVoV-lt ie stated that
upward CT g Geo has already bccn raised and OUT
o - ia'e-c;, Of The reqaircd tor the pnrcIlsc
Ct Mount Vcu,n sc. 800 = thc I'm dema1ded for
nc ioGG ale tyJCrg,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

CONCERT FoR rHE BEsEFIr OF WORTHY FAN
mY-A part of the female pupils of Grammar School
No. ., Laurens street, with Madam Magpan, who "
Sid to be an excellent singer as prms donna propose
TO give concert this evening, at SuyvesaDt Institute,
for the benefit of worthy eOored family the orphan
grandchildren of man once well known and respected
as o preacher in this city-,he Rev. Benjamin Paul,
who long had charge Of the church in Anthony street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

A most dismal sound comes now from the City Hal
bell Its big manly voice is turned to childish treble
and sounds querulous and snarly like nervous and
old woman. Constant hamncring in one spot has
troken the bell; and broken bell, like fallen belle,
is past all medication.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

THE LEAYE AND WATTS AsYLuy.-The Trustee
Of thi. Institution, Of which the Mayor sx-oico
member, met yesterday afternoon at the Mayors
Office to elect successor Of the Rev. DIR. Knox, de.
ceased The Rev. Dr. Thomas DE Witt was chosen.
The Trustees Of the Sailors Snug IIarbor met for
similar purpose at the Mayors Office, bat did nos
make an appointment, and adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14
SQUATTER SOVEREHNTY IN Ne
BRASKi.
Ccnerpondepee Of The v. Y. Tribune.

OMAHA CITY, y. T., Jan. !, 1853.
The following resolutions were introduced in
she House Of Representatives on the 25th ult. by
M Donelan of Cass County:
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REPORT OF THE POLICE COMMISSION
Frs TO THE GOVERNOR.

The following is the report of the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners 10 the Governor, transmi'ed
by him to the Legislature:
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
NErRoPoLITAy PoLIcE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

The New-York and Philadelphia Steam Navigation
Company advertise that hereafter they shall rnn boats
three times week. instead Of twice, a. during the de-
preston of business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD CoaPAN.-The an.
nual election Of thirteen Directors Of this Company ia
the ensuing year took place yesterday Il resulted in
the choice Of the following named gentlemen: George
Law, Oliver Charlick VIM. Ii. Hays, Jacob Hays,
+. T. Hays, a. st. John, - Davis, Edward Vincent,
james Murphy, George Battennan, John 8. Hunt,
Benjamin Nathan and Timothy Townsend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

Police on STATES IsLAyD.-The people Of Port
Richmond completed their movement for mutual pro-
lection last Thursday evening. Six Policemen were
chosen, and entered upon their dates. DIR. Eade
chosen President of the village organization and r..
Mentt, Secretary. This is the fret practical attempt
at Village organization on Staten bland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-14

DRY Dock CoNPAsY.--An election Of nine Dirce-
tors Of the Dry Dock Company for the ensang year
was held on Tuesday last and resulted in the choice Of
George Law, Oliver Charlick, VIM. III. Hays, Jacob
Hays John s. Hunt, James Murphy, VIM. r. Buck
master A. st. John and j. s. Myer. The organization
of the new Board Of Directors was deferred until the
18th inst.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL-Mrs NJ J Cromer, NY;
Nj King, DC V Green, Del; F'Butlrr, La, :
Butler, do g Naun4n, Fla NJ J Stone, Md, \
l. Bachman, Cal w Il Martox and lady, Ga; w
Williams, Tenn, Mrs J Williams aud son, dc:
Miss Mary Williams. Tenn; 1. q Ha Tis and
lady, ga; w Hawkins aud lady, de-; Mr. Ann
Finn, do; Robert Harvey, Va: n NJ Williams
aud son: pa, % Mayo, do; u ) MAYO. do; MIsy T.
Mayo, do; Miss E = JanvieT, Pa; II c Nelson.
Miss II w Slate, Md, A Thedlott, La l.
Bliss, NY; John Lockwood, Wis; f. Lotiell.
Mich; Wright, Pa; w l. Mayo, i'll: Ly-
man, NC; Crane and lady, do; : Taylor,
La; Lumbden, Del; w Ross, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL--T NJ ROaker, EngI'd
GuSson, La; Hamilton, Yk w nj Dyer,
Md; Bronau2h, ii J Stone, Va; r Savoy. o;
w ii Van lngen. A Brown Miss: Z = Brady,
r lsld; Mr. and Mrs COnrey. La; w t Rice, p;
J q K Herrisk, DC; Z L Hubbell, Ny; J BeCk l.
with, do
KlRkWOOD HOUSE.-W III Sarowin, Pa;
Norton, Iowa; Bed>worth. Md, = Hub
bell, Md; McCarty, Tenn; n HAYS, do. q
j. GIlliSpie, do, Twiglsv, u Capt BreTe:oni
Capt Marks. p; Mcmahon; l. q Mathews, Va
= Cole, DC. u Brockmdn, Ala; y Bishop,
Pa
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT..

DthhAb VI AkDs ANU Dtthsf Sui'
Sealed proposals for each class parafelv enaorseo
Proposals for class No tuape tee class Tor the
navy yard 81 name the yard, will be received ~ tns
oics uGtIl noon on the second DAY Of August next
for furnishing and delivering ~ the several navy
yards named the materials and articles embraced IN
printed schedules, which will he furnished ON applI
cation, aud seut by ma If so equested, to persons
desring ~ offer to contrac' for any all the cssses
named therein, nv the commandsnts of the several
nsvy yards for the classes for the yards under their
command, by the navy agent nearest thereto, or
by the bureau for any or all the yards.
To prsrtnt eoHJKsioH and 1siStdkTS an ssdliHg
the pfers bid will be rCssfrsd mach con fatnS
classes for move than ONE ydrd an oHe sHreio pc;
and each individual of firm must sign the bid and
contract. .
BIDDERS are hereby csutInned and particularly
notified thar their offers must be IN he form heTen-
after Ibed aud he mailed an tue " reach her
destination before the time expires Tor RECEIVING
them; no bid l-iH be conSid.rsd ichich ShdIf b
Seoetred af.tT ths period Stdt'd, md 40 aitolc-
Gnrs tciH be made for failures AZ mail.
To guard against offers beng opened before the
time appointed, bidders requested To endorse on
the envelope above the address. and draw line
under the endorsement. thus:
=" ro2oS"lS for Class n O. (HdnIs the ctdSSl for
the Nary Ydrd at (Ha5re fhs ydrd.'l
To the Chief of the Bureau of Fords and Docks,
Washington, ID. G.
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spousibility be certified 10 by navy agent. collec-
tor, dIs tot attorney, some other person setls-
factorIly known 90 tee bureau.
II - 10 be provided IN the Contract that the bureau
shall have the power Of annuIng the contract. vnh-
out loss or damage to the government IN csse Con-
for the articles named. or Tor the com1letltu cf
works est msted FOR. snd on which this sdvertse-
ment based, and shall also have the power 10 IN
crease or diminish the quantities named IN me
cssscs not headed Nj soellsneous IN the sohcooie.
tw-nty five per cent.
Persons whose offer shall be accepted wlll be no
tfed by letter through the post ofce. vhoh botltrs
shsll he considered suftcient; and f they do noe
enter into contract for the supplies speoh ed WITHIN
fifteen dsyS from the dste at r9ioe from me Dnreeu
made with some other person or persons, snd the
suarautnrs of such defaut ing bidder wall be held
Responsible for all delinquencies 81, -.
All offers not made sfrfeI eoHfoTtaitf win thlS
advertisement wall, st the option al the outeao' DO
rejected. .. IN 4.
Those only whose Offers may he sccepted vi! oe
notified. and contracts wal he Tesdy Tor Shooutio
as soon thereafter as ma, be practicable.
Iy7-w4w
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7i'HE GREAT HEALTH REsTOKER

81 The LIE Of ne Flesh is in the Blood"
When the 8lOUG becomes vItIated, impure. OF too
weak, the flesh loses Its vitality. the skin becomes
yellow and paihd; thu Liver dlsordered, Dyspepsia
and Indie follow, the Spirits drOop, Nervous
ness commences, and Life becomes burden.
HARTS HOENE'S HEALTH RESTORER,
OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL.
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
Impart ng new vlgOr and tone To a constitution i'm
paired hy disease from any cause. II removes PIN
plies and all SKIN eTuptOns; arOuses the ply steal
powers Ot both sc.es. gives bloom to the palId
cheek. and mskes one Joyous and happy. Though
medicinal IN It's effects, 1t perfect cordial
taste. IL is particularly adapted 10 Female com
plapts. winch 10 their very nature are exhausting
and debIiItatIng. For DrOpsy, or drOpsIcal swell
Kidney and Bla der affections, acts like q
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles ~ cents.
Sod by StOtt, McPherson, Clarke, Waite, Kid
well Il Lawrence, DIR. Culver, and Ford, Washing
ton City. CIsoeli Il KIdwel, GEORGETOWN.
a dSru
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man, IDn9Uerabe proofs shown that these
ordinary medicines. and thst they win unpreoedent
edy upon the esteem of all men. They are safe and
tratng properties stimulate the vital activities of
the body, remove the Instructions of Its organs,
purify the blood, and e1pe disease. They purge out
the t0ul humours which breed distemper, stimulate
sluggish or disOrdered organs into their natural
tion; erd impat healthy tone with strength to the
whole sy stem. Not only do they the every d0y
complaints Of every body, but also formidable and
dangerous diseases when have hafiled human skill
same time, in diminished doses the safest and best
ply SIC that can be employed for oh ldren. BeIng
purely vegetable, are free from any risk Of harm.
Cures have been made which suTpass belief were
they not substantiated by men of such exalted POSI-
ton and character as to forbid the suspicion OF I'M
truth. MANY eminent clergy men and physicians
have lent their names to certify to the public the
liability of my remedies, while others have sent me
the assurance of their conviction that my Prepare
tlOns contribute immensely to tic relief Of my aic
ted suffering fellow men.
The emit below named pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac. containing directions Tor
their use and certificates of their cures OF the fol
t;ostIvcness. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
DrOpsy, Heartburn, 4e'daohe arising from foul
tIte all UfceTous and Cutaneous Diseases which
t.vil. They Also hy purifying the blood and stlmu
iatmg the system, cure many complaints which 1t
Desfness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia, and Nerv
Gus IrrtabIiIty. Derangements the Liver aIG KID
neys, GOut, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state OF the body or obstruction of Its
functions.
DO not be put off by unprinclpled dealers with
AYERS Pills, and take nothing else. No other
they can give you compares with this IN its lntr nslo
aid there IS for them, and they should have 1t.
:, Prepared by DR.. &c. AVER, Praotl cal and Ana
box Five boxes for 81.
Sid by u ID. GILMAN, Washington. and by H.
COOK, Alexandria, and by all dealers everywhere.
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Enrm Of OFF,.

Here date the ofer.)
], here insert the name or nance composing the
FIRM Of name the town. IN the state of IN me the
State hereby offer to furnish under advertise
merit GATED tdate Of adve rtIsenent,) and subject TO
ali the requirements of the same, ant of the printed
schedule TO which refers, all the articles embraced
in class No. (uame the class for the navy yard At
name the yard,D according to said schedule. viz /:
(here pasto the printed class from the schedu g.
and opposite each article set the Price and csry out
the amount in the columns for dollars and csDts ard
foot up the aggregate cmOunt of the bid for the
cias..D amounting to there write the amount In
words)
propose as my az ent here name the agent, II OF
is requred by the schedule, for the supply under the
classes misc-lia neOus by resident of the plsce
of delivery aud should my Cffer be accepted re-
quest the contract may lie prepared and sent to the
AGENT at (Lame the agency for sigma ures and
certificates.
(Here the bidder snd each member
of the firm 10 slgp.l
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wv eYanta ad and G sntLa afth air

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of tn cir
greatest natural attraotOns-a fine head of hair-it
becomes matter OF serious Importance, and the
question 10 what shall we do to stop the hair from
ply To- this query, we beg to say. trg DR. AARRfs'
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking,
remove dandrur, keep tie scalp clean and white,
and lmPart freshness and vIgor TO the hair; and
although you may nave been bald twenty years, the
continued use of it two months will insure you 4
luxurant mead of hair Call and get hottie, and if
not satisfied after the second APPLICATION return 1t
and get the price paid.
Ask for Or. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold In Richmond by w. PETER IN, Drug
gst Main and 18th. and Main and Wall sts.,
and IN Washington CITY ny II. ID; GILMAN, Drug
glst, Browns Hotel Building. Pa avenue, and u.
B. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
ly