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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26
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LOWELL, MASS.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-26

DERsONs WISHING TO ESTABLISH
Il Manuiaolores in a new and thriving paer where
business Is good, See advertisement on Hammontou
bl.76
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particularly when practsed upon class Of persons rns
can III afford such an expenditure; and the more
routes and modes OF doing that KIND of business
ana trusting and submitting TO the persons designated
ss tney suppose by law To direct them properly and
protert them from extoon and imposition This
intention Of the law Of 1885, from the operations
Ger ITS provisions Of the contemplated benefits have
accrued 10 the poor emgrants all compcon for the
dsposuon oil tickets to have been destroyed and
ony ihose VINO would come into arrangement, " pay
twenty per cent commission represented in the said
excluded.
The committee refer to the testimony herewith sub
ned 70 sustain the views here expressed, and recon-
mend that the of 1855 be amended protect the
emigrant from this imposition
Laid On the table.
THE NEW YORK rREMEs.
Ky Mr. CoSKING, to organize AN Appeal Board in the
New York Fire Department
Mr.. Conings bill authorizes the election OF three Com
the second Tuesday Of June to hold office one two aud
three years respectively and 10 be elected annually
thereafter Their powers to review upon appeal all
decisions OF the Fire Commissioners and to ali the
authority now possessed by the Common Council.
Mr. Conklng' bill to amend the act for the regulation
OF tue New York Fremen provides that the representa-
yves OF the lremen may remove Commissioners who
Iose or neglect to perform their duties; authorizes the
commissioners TO employ clerk at annual salary of
ana extends the powers and jurisdiction Of the
EAST BROADWAY RAILROAD.
ny Mr. REILLY, to construct railroad through avenue
~, rast broadway and Chatham street, New York.
Mr.. kelly's bill authorizes 8 W, Mackrell, w. Simpson,
d. H. DeVln, W. r. Stafford, and their assigns 10
sUuGl road, with double tracks, from and through
ue 10 lghtn street along Eighth % Lewis. along Lewis
70 Irand, along Grand to East Broadway through East
bIoaa"ay, Chatham square, Chatham street and Park
row 10 Broadway Aso single from and through
Houston and Lewis TO Goerck street. along Goerck to
Grand along Grand to with the railroad
Aso, double track from East Broadway and Cana'
street, through Canal TO Broadway. Oblges payment
the same license fees paid by other roads, Gives power
TO cross other roads and property necessary for the
ioa On APPRAISAL when agreement with owners cannot
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NEw ORLEANS Jan. l., 1852
Cotton frmer but not quoably changed In pr ee GALES
to-day 1000 bales Freights TO Liverpool III 70 Bos-
ton, "a Sugar still buoyanr; saies to-day rs hhds
at an advance OF IA Far ~ fully fair, 5s.e a ie No
lasses advanced lc. sales $500 bbls at sic Flour
advancing; sales to-day 5000 bbls OF which a. 06 were
on speculation, at an advance OF 25c Superb .. Is 49,
lard IN barrels, prime, ll1sc. India baggng 1915;
Whskcy, CSC.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 10, 1852
The sales Of cson today were 400 bales Tne mar
ket Is im but accurate quotations cannot be given
CHARLESTON, Jan. I8 1859
The sales OF cotton to-day 400 bales ut sitter
but not quotaby higher prices.
NORFOLK, Jan. 10, 1859.
The corn market is active; yellow 8ic., white 76c
CINCINNATI, jan Is, 1859.
Flour firm; superhne 81 90 a SIS. Whiskey dull and
40 lower sales at rs nc. Provis,ous unchanged; mess
pork SIT 90; bulk sides, 7Sc. bacon Sides s1lc lard
in bbs., lie.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Is, 1859.
Flour steady Howard street and Ohio IS 37k Wheat
advancing; white, 81 Az 81 60; red, 81 3d. Corn buoy
ant: sales today 10000 bushels at Soc for yellow and
TIC 79c for white. Provisions steady. Whskey SOC.
for bolh city and Ohio.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1850.
Flour buoyant: sales today, 1000 bbls. advance
o., 25c; Quotations % 30 So Wheat advancing: white
81 40 a 81 as, red 81 3d. Corn active, at 78c a roc.
Coffee firm: Rio &c. Ike. whiskey 1rm at &c.
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Assembly,.
ALBANY, Jan. Is, 1859.
REMOVAL OF QUARANTINE.

ALBANY, JAM 18, 1859.
REMOVAL OF QUARANTINE
The bill 10 repeal the act for the removal Of the Quaran.
tine station was considered in Committee OF the Whole
Mr. scnoxmrD (rep) moved strike out the enacting
clause.
Mr.. TurHnL (rep) explained the necessity of the bill.
The Quarantine Commissioners had mistaken their powers
in advertising for proposals for making an island for
quarantine purposes Old Orchard Shoals The pro-
visions of the law bad not been complied WITH and they
had authority to make such contract The bill was
designed prevent trouble and probable loss TO the state
by repeating the act before the term of advertising for
these contracts expired.
After remarks from Mr.. Weeks, Mr. schoefeId and Mr.
Christie the bill ordered TO third reading and on
motion of Mr. Tuthl was read third time and passed
had progress reported upon II
The bill 10 incorporate the Hahnemann Medical College
was ordered to third reading.
THR COMMISSIONERS EMIGRATION.
Mr. SMITH, from the Special Committee Of she last Lcgis-
ture appointed TO examine into the affairs Of the Commits
sioners OF Emigration, reported as folows:-
That they have had the under consideration and
have examined ut length large number Of persons,
and they find that COMPANY or party OF persons under
color Of authority and soncton Of the Comms
Of Emigration, have established q passenger and
freight business at Castle Garden and by tho system
adopted, and under the protection Of tho Commission
ers and by order of the Health Officer, compel
the cmgrants or second class passengers, arriving
which enclosed and PERSONS except by the permits
Of the said Commissioners their superintendent,
permitted TO enter; and by such system they monopo
zo the passenger business Of that class OF passengers
Your committee aso lind that the price charged by the
persons selling tickets in this Castle Garden twenty por
higher than they be and usually sold outside
Of said Garden An increased price Is charged for
luggage. This your committee deem great wrong, and
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURu.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, JAM Is, 1852
BILLS REPORTED.
To facilitate the formation of Agricultural Societies
Favorably.
To amend the act authorizing the creation of Town In
surance Companies and taxing foreign insurance COM
panes doing k11lDess in the State.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To amend the charter Of the New York Loan and Relief
Association.
TEE PURCHASE OF CUBA.
Mr. SCHEL (dem.) introduced concurrent resolutions in
structng representatives In Congress favor an ap
preparation of for the purchase of Cuba Laid
over.
Mr. W. A. Wheeler (rep.) was elected President protein
NOTICED.
To amend the charter Of the Manhattan Gas Company
To facilitate the collection Of claims against ships
Adjourned.
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ARMSTRONG. Monday. Jan. II, after a short and
painu Illness ANN wife Of Robert Armstrong, In the 5bh
year Of her age. ..,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
ued 10 attend the funeral from her late residence No
s7 Eahth street, this Wednesday, afternoon, at ono
O'clock Her remains will be taken to Union Cemetery
for intcrmeu.
ATTyxpuRy--At Hudson, NJ Sunday, Jan. 16 ELIZA
MIN ArrERBuEy Of Brooklyn in the 10Th year of her
age. -. -. =. ,,, 49, rrc, H.,
2oth inst, at two O'Clock r. NJ.
BRoowa-On Tuesday morning. Jan. is, OF consumption,
EUGENE BROOKS, aged 20 years. menths and 10 days.
The relatives and friends respectable Invited TO ct
tend the funeral, Thursday afternoon, al two O'Clock,
from his late residence, No. 10 King street.
Btr1iRoFna Paramount, Westchester cocnty, on
,hurstay Dec 90 OF congestion Of toe brain, cuIA Dr
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Refusal To Rescind the Injunction on the
Union Line to Portland.

PORTLAND, Jan. 49, 1859.
The motion on the part Of the counsel for the defence
in the of the Maine Telegraph Company the Union
line between Boston and this city, for tho resembling of
the order for an injunction upon the latter has been
MED. The defendants subsequently moved to dissolve
the injunction, which motion is hearing shoudit
prove successful the validity of the Morse telegraph pa.
tent will be extinguished.
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that they unite not farther than the 1924 degree of
west longitude.
Mr. GREEN, (adm of Mo-, spoke in favor Of his amend
ment
MIR. Green's Amendment was list.
Mr.. Rices amendment, making "Pugecs SOUND the
western terminus, was also lost, ~ AZ against D.
Mr. Wards amendment liking the eastern ter minus be-
thirty second and forty ninth parallels also
rejected by 80 against "a
Mr. noolftle amendment, Of which the main feature
was the granting Of the alternate sections for forty
miles on both sides OF the road to actual settlers, in
coroance With the principles Of the Homestead bill,
also lost by 33 against 10.
Mr. Pugll's amendment, that the railroad stop at the
boundary Of California instead Of unconstntion
ally trpvorsne the State to San Francesca also lost
Mr.. Bger's substitute, as submitted Friday, with
some amendment, was then adopted.
Mr.. BELL Opp of Tenn, after a Speech proposed
parliamentary way OF getting cl ar of all the amendments
and bringing the bin INTO shape 20 recOmmit IL with in
strucons In advertise for full estimates Of the cost Of the
OF each OF the three routes, equal To rst
class road with hfy four popnds Of iron 20 the yard
Mr. GwIS, (adm OF Cal hoped the oil, If reconmtted,
would be sent a committee 10 see IL there be
Senate.
Mr. DAVIS, (adm) Of Miss brought to the notice OF the
Senate that he had reported substitute from the minority
OF the committee which, however, had not been reached
II for the Senate decide whether they would give
EXPRESSION on it before the recommtal OF the bill.
Mr. BRowN, (adm Of Mss moved that the bill be laid
on the table.
AT tbis point IL agreed that the BILL with its many
amendments and amendments, be printed. as il was
difficult TO knew in what shape ii stood.
Adjourned.
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Tho funeral rites in commemoration Of the services
OF thirteen Phladephans who persisted Of yellow foyer
at Norfolk and Portsmouth, while rendering assistance
physicians aud nurses, held this morning at st.
Stephens church After the services by Dr. Ducache,
the remains removed 10 Laurel Hill for rentcrment
under the charge Of Thomas Webster Jr Trustee Of tho
Philadelphia Committee Of Relief Citizens Of Portsmouth
ana Norfolk now here participated in the ceremonies, with
large concourse Of friends and relatives Of the deceased
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United States Supreme Court.

WAsHINGrUN, jan TO, I60V
No. 2s5.-John 7. Mason Joseph G. Gamble, ct. al
the Circuit Court Of the United States for Mary
land. Chief Justice fancy delivered tho opinion Of the
Court, Diminishing the for want Of jurisdiction
No. 43.-The United States vs.. Nathaniel Bassett-Ar-
gumcns continued for the appellee and concluded for the
appellants.
No. 45-Henry Hill VI. Caleb B. Smith, Submitted on
the second and printed argument for the plaintiff
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OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
Four Days Later from California and the
Sandwich Islnnds-Wrcck OF the Whale
Ship Rajah and Loss Of Thirteen Lives
business on the Pacific-Indian Depreda-
lions, &C., &c.

sandwich Islnnds-Wrcck or the Whale
Ship Rajah and Loss OF Thirteen Lives
Business on the Pacifc-Indian Depreda-
lions, &c., sc.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Is, 1859.
The overland mail, with San Francisco dates of the
Oath ult, has arrived Two passengers came through.
The California news is unimportant.
Victoria dates TO December IA. Fraser river was
frozen below Fort Langley and feared that great
suffering would be experienced by the miners in
quence of the cutting of of their supplies.
Honolulu advces to December 2. The whaling ship
Raah, Of New Bedford, wrecked in the Ochots Sea
on the 18th Of October and thirteen persons lost
among them Captain Stewart, of Farhaven, Mass the
first mate, Thomas Hamln, Of Falmouth, Mass. John
Fawcett of Catskl John Moran, Of Troy NJ u Charles
G. Could of New Bedford Andrew Delany of New York
city, and John Hadley, of Mortified, Vt.
The clipper ships Skylark and Golden Eagle for New
Bedford and willetts, for New London, sailed from
Honolulu November IS, and the West Wind and Anglo
Saxon, for New Bedford, December /.
The brig Emma and ship John Dunlop fitting out
at Honolulu for whaling cruise the coast Of California
Business at Honolulu was very dull.
Considerable rain had fallen at San Francisco and busi
ness was almost at stand STILL Foreign rice had heavily
declined Candles realizing low prices ct auction
leading Spectator in the article had suspended. The
loss to his creditors is principally the difference in the
price now and when he bought
The bark Frances Palmer had arrived from Honolulu
The passengers by the mail report the roads excel
lent condition until they reached Missouri.
Major Heintzleman, Indian Agent had gone from Fort
Yuma to reclaim and two children from the No
have Indians taken captive from emigrant which
attacked on the Colorado last fall
The miners were vacating the ella river gold Mines
and the number there is already reduced about one
hundred.
The Apaches had attacked train ten miles above FL
Paso and killed two men and drove off the stock. On the
night the Indians attacked corral in Ell Paso and
run off several animals
The trunk stolen from the Mexican Boundary Commits
sioners had with its contents been recovered
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R"voges Of the smnal Pox Mt tho Cape OF
Good Hope.

m B0S1ON, jan. TO, 1903.
The schooner VIM. NJ Dodge from Cane Town Novcm-
Der q, reports the small pox and fever raging there
with great fatality The Cape Town Advertiser says that
If proper remedial measures had been adopted one thou
sand lives would have been saved in the brief tIme
the epedin!c has been raging.
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Connecticut Politics.

HARTFORD, Jan. IS, 1859.
Dwight Loomis, of Toland county, was to day nomi-
mated by the republicans Of the First Congressional dis
ict their candidate in the coming spring election to
represent them in place Of f. Clark Jr, whose term ex
pres with the present Congress- after faithful service Of
four years.
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Murder.


BosroS, jan is, 1859.
At South Franklin, Mass, last evening, Jonathan Wales
shot Miss Susan Whiting, with pistol killing her instant
ly. Wales fed, but was arrested this morning. The
Of the act supposed To be jealousy Wales for
merry paid his addresses 10 the deceased. Both are
young, and belong 10 respectable families
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The Brig Herald Ashore.

NORTH CoHAssEr, Jan. is, 1869.
The brig Herald from Pernambuco for Boston, went
ashore last night Nantasket beach, about ono mile
from the Rockland House. She leaks badly The crew
were saved. The vessel and cargo win be total loss
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Ann,versary Of Daniel Webster,s birthday.

BOsf0N Jan. I5, I55y.
The anniversary Of wcbstcrs birthday celebrated
this evening by banquet at the Revere House, and
presided over by Hon. Caleb Cushing. Speeches were
made by the President, Hon. Rufus Choac, Ex-Governor
Gardner Prof FELTON,, d. Hactt, Hon. Mr. Seymour
England Lord Cavendish and others.
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State Military Association.

ALBANY, Jan. 49, 1859.
The State Military Associations annual meeting to-day
well attended. General Duryea, Of Kings, presided.
The reports Of the Council Of Administration and Standing
Committee received and discussed. Governor Nor
gan was elected honorary member Of the association
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A BARTHOLrs SEWING MACHINES
ARE THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.

Principal Office 4s9 Drooawav
Locslage wanted. Address box 2,ss Peat oalee
DEwARE OF INVITATIONS OF GAY ,rrv,S yeny
- Gated paper1nis Is the only original ,ncr
IN the market all others are spurious or sale Al tbe Gia
coverer only depot No Al Ann street, ueesman s,a
CO. at all their stores; Mira hayes In r5siv. ae al he.
respectable vendors of drugs and n edcnes CAYErTYs
medcatea paper Is water marked in ach shes Win
name, and HIS autographs eso' Label p rsrser a ~
Phiadepha, have this paper for sale " N"@ ~ W.T.
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Great Reduction In Prices Mt Ballou's Shirt
emporium and gents furnishing store close winter
stock. BALLUU BROTHERS, 400 Broadway.
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WARRINGTON, jan IL, 1859.
In addition TO the brought by the Tennessee
tofore published appears that the 3lst Of December
the Juna Popular in the city of Mexico formed Of great
majority Of the conservatives and the clergy established
programme governmental which proclams the invioabty
of corporation property and protests against the aena
alton mortgage Of national territory.
It was known at the last accounts whether 8ramon
would accept the Presidency.
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Death Of Ex-Governor Slade, OF Vermont.
BOSTON,, Jan. 49, 1859.
Ex-Governor slade Of Vermont, Secretary of the Ma
tonal Board Of Popular Education, died at Mddlebury
on Sunday last.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold Mt Retail
by all satoners Wholesale only by f. FABER sole agent
80 William street.
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For Perfectly Fitting Shirts and the Latest
novelties In gentlemens Furnishing goods GREEN shirt aud
furnishing store. No. Astor House.
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Georges Hair Dye, Black Brown, the
chespes and best in the world0ny cents bottle Try T.
Wbiskers mousiaches dyed in few minutes viii no(
vash out Bod at the drug store, 3O6 Grand street.
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Browy-MrIzoRD.- Tuesday, Jan. is, by the Rev.
Dr. Mage, LEWIS B. Brown Of New York, to EMEIINE
daughter OF william =. milford, ESQ.,, Of Elizabeth N IN
yryKIys-wiIILAMs On Wednesday morning, Jan. H.
by the Rev. Edward Strong, Of New Haven, g. w ASTON
Ix,KNs Esq, Of New York, TO Miss CLARA B. WILKINS
only daughter Of T. w. Williams ESD, OF Janosvillc WIS.,
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Piccolomini I'm Bnltimorc.
The Southern Mails.

Pccolomins first concert hero this evening was crowd
cd She was received with great enthusiasm.
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Trncy's Celebrated Shirts-WhOlesnle and
retail and made the shirt and collar depot Nos
and 80 VILLAIN street, door north of Maiden lane.
GEO. NJ. TRACY, Agent.
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The Border RufIian Difficulty.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. IS, 1859.
The House bill for the suppression Of the border difficult
ties amended to place thirty thousand dollars the
hands Of the Governor and authorizing him proceed
he thinks proper passed the Senate Of this State yeste
dax
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AuGrsrA, Ga Jan. Is, 1850.
Three mails from New Orleans arr ivcd 10 day The
papers contain nothing worth tclegraphing.
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Bnrry's Trlc0pherOus In the Best and
cheapest article for dressing, Identifying cleansing curling
preserving and restoring The hair. Lads try IT, sold by al
druggisA
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Non-Arrival OF the City of Washington.
SANDY HOOK, JAN ISL p. NJ.
There yet signs of the steamship City Of WASH
ingtop from Liverpool 9Th inst The weather is clear
wind southwest and fresh.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Toupses-
the hest in the world snrpassing all Bold applied
n dc mandatory, zs3 Broadway.
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HeSTfng's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar Isl Broadway corner Murray NY
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Great Assignees' Sale OF Rich Velvet and
cloth coaks and 2s6 Canal street. per
low cost Sale positive.
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TIiIl's Hair Dye-5O Cents n Box, Black or
brown No. Barclay street. New York; $50 Broad way Al
bapy Arctic ointment for chaps, &c.
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Cristaiioro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-.
The best the world, wholesale and RETAIL and the dye
privately applied, at No. Aston House.
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No. 294 Canal Street.-Bran dreth Building
the principal Office for the sale Brandrehs Pills Sold
at al Hudson street and ZIG Bowery at IS per box
Half box sugar coated Ii cents.
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Married.

Birth.
sxrH-M No. 90 West Thirty. second street, on Mon
day jan II, the wife Of PIISy +. SMITH, Of daughter.
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Picture Making and Preaching Daily, at
HOLMES Art UnoS, $50 Broadway Heads and hearts con-
suited at all bours. Sinners meet
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Rupture Cured by Msrsh's Radical Cure
trss Reference all the principal surgeons physicians
Of the city. Call and examine No. vesey street, Asor
House,
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Rnxor
the genuine article, has been eoualled for
producing the keenes. possible edge razor FOR sale by
J. 5. sAuNDERs, no. z Astor House.
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ComplexlOn.-The Oriental Beautiner.-
Magical effects Try gratis at the depot 1875 Broadway
LAiRDS, 439 Broadway.