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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

General lsnnk- served with ia Writ ef Rn-
'bcas Corpns-SGis Pfonapt fteturn-His
Ksspees for the Civil law. dow"
Before Hon. j. II. McCunn, City Judge, at
Chambers. 3!
In The matter Of the application Of John
Raush,, for the discharge Of his son, Charles
G. Raught, illegally detained by the Colonel
Of the One Hundred and flity-nhth Regiment
New York Volunteers, on board Of the United
States transport Northern Light, lying at piel
No. 3 North river. 1t appears that young
Raoght had gone into company q OF the said
regiment, as a servant OF Capt. Ganwell. and
that afitrwards the Captain placed Raught in
the ranks as private, putting his name on the
muster roll and compelling him to do duty as
soldier whom, it was alleged, was entirely
unable TO perform such duty by reason of her
MIA, which is one of the physical liabilities
that incapacitatcs person for military duty,
A writ OF habcas corpus was allowed to pro-
duce Raught before Judge McCunn, at his
Chambers, and served upon Gen. Banks
At the hour uan,ed in the writ Ethan Allen,
Assistant District Attorney for the United
States, appeared, and made a return for Gen
Banks that the Northern Light had SAILED
and was near the Narrows at the time OF lc
living the writ, and it vus impossible, there
fore, to reach him in time to obey the writ
hut he Gen Banks) would have the Northern
Tight overhauled and search d befc o, his fee
, went out Of tho Narrows, and would have th,
; within named Raught found, and discharge,
and set on shore"
: Judge McCunn said the return was entirel,
satis!4c ury, and reflected the highest honor OIL
General Banks Instead Of acting, he SAID a
the subordinate officers had in this matter, il
attempting 10 bring the civil courts into con
tempt, he had acted like patriotic citizen AM
: an able and high toned general, showing tha
+. lie was willing TO respect the civil law when
, was properly exercised. That this simple &c
on the part OF General Banks wouli call ford
s the esteem Of all law abiding citizens an,
strengthen the hands Of the administration
when il was known that man so high in au
! lhori;y as General Banks could rot be swerve
r from the right by the petty spites and intluen
ccs OF political machinatlon. lie was happ
' to know that our courts every day were be
{ coming more respected by the military author
tiles whom 1t seemed had suddenly bccon
aware that the civil laws should be enforced
Z. and the rights Of all through them protected.
:, The soldier was found on board the Norli
" ern Light by one of General Banks aids, ar
d sent before Judge McCunn, and uion ii
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the State of North Carroll
Ina is without any representative in the
R37th Congress of the United States OF
America, And whereas, very large
number Of citizens, In the Second Con
gressional District in this State, have
/, assured me of thcir loyalty and Of
..their wish tobe represented, Now,
fherefore, 1, Edward Stanly, Mil.
itary Governor Of tho State Of
North Carolina, for the purpose Of
securing to the people of said District
their lawful representation in the
House Of Representatives, and to en-.
able them to uphold "the greatest in
terest of every true American, the
consolidation Of our Union,ln which is
, involved our prosperity, felicity, safe,
ty and our National existence, and
thereby to re-establlsh justice, insure
domestic tranquility, and secure te
themselves and their posterity the
blessings Of liberty" have seen fit t'
issue this, my proclamation, appointing
an election to be held on Thursday
the First day Of January next, to fl
said vacancy, in the Thirty-Seventl
Congress Of the United States o
America, in the said District. Al,o..
The Second District is composed 0
the following counties, namely; Hyde
Beaufort, Pitt. Craven, Jones, Lemon
Wayne, Greene, Edgecombe, Onslov
and Cartcret. + ~.,
,a,-, The proceedings will be conducte
and tho returns thereof made in az
n cordance with law. @ ~. '..4',
q The elections will be held at tn
places prescribed by law. y..
.,i' None but loyal citizens, possessin
l. the qualifications quired by the Coz
stitution of North Carolina, are col
sidered as qualified to vote.
~ .,o. = Given nnder,my hand and seal
j Office, at Newbernesthis 10th day
December, A. D., 1852, and of I'll
Independence of the United States
edAmerica the eighty, seventh.
:. -. -. :. EDWARD -STANLY,
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13
Editorial Mclange.

In order to meet the convenience of
officers and soldiers stationed in this
city, the hour of divine services at
Christ Church in Pollock street, has
been changed to 8 II o'clock P. M.
The change to commence on Sunday
the 18th inst.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

The Union Minstrels will not open
their Hall until further notice is given.
Furnishing the Hall, and military rea.
sons are the cause Of delay.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

Rev. Abraham Rice, Jewish Rab-
bi in Baltimore, died short time since.
On his death bed he requested that he
might be buried without coffin Or
shroud, but that he be laid in the grave
and the earth packed close about his
body, which was done. lie had min.
stered at the Lloyd street synagogue
in that city for twenty three years, and
was much beloved by his congregation
who attended his funeral en- masse,
forming a cortege of one hundred and
-twenty-three carriages.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

Judging from the tone of Southern
papers, the condition of things in
Dixie indicates great uncasiness con-
corning the progress of the war. The
call for fresh troops is emphatic, while
the movements of our forces arc re-
garded as something terrific, both by
land and by water.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

SHOOTING AFFeAY.-Col. Adrian, of the cav.
airy service, and well known in this city, was
shot and dangerously wounded by Capt. Ar.
mold, of his battalion, yesterday, at London =
The difficulty originated in a pcrSoaal quarrel
We find the above in the Knoxville Reg
lister, OF Tuesday. Col. Adrian is well known
in Lynchburg, he having been for some tim, a
Lieutenant OF the New Orleans Tigers, attach
cd to Wheat's Battalion. -Petersbarg Erpress.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

undue proportion Of arms, and that
many of them were not worthless nor
condemned. @
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

1t is announced that four Of the seven tcrito,
ries will make application for admissi into the
Union as States at the next session Of Congress
Which territories arc referred to is lot stated
probably Utah. Dako:ah, Nevada and arizona.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

not only been well sustained, bur is
rising higher, underall the difficulties
of the times. " ~
The Common Council of New York
city, some time since appropriated
$500 for the, purchase Of q sword to
be presented to General Nelson Tyler,
of that city, but declinesto.reeeive
it, and has requested that the money
be appropriated to the purchase OF
wooden legs for the MANNED soldiers.
Taylor is a rising young politician,
and this circumstance will do much to
boost him forward, if he is spared tc
return from the wars.
--.n a.5gsan1a
The Empress Eugene has succeeded
in introducing bull fighting in France
and the first attempt caused the dealt
Of young French matador who IVA
gered through the heart by the anima
he was provoking, and died in exactl.
, three minutes in the presence Of tn
spectators. tproi iai..ih at Fs4F
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13


"A IA "A N4shciHc, Tenn, Dec.,3, 1859,
\ / have the Murirecsboro (rebcl Banner ol
yesterday. The editor says the enemy contn
ues very quiet along the front Wcare main
tanning unmolested our former lines,
General Kirby Smith has been relieved o'
the command of The Department of East Ten
nessee. General lleth supercedcs him.
The smallpox is raging at Tallahoma, Mur-
lreesboro and Knoxville ''-''s''''rro'''s'-
General Pillow has been restored to com
mand, and is at Murlrecsboro raising brigade
Of conscripts. He has thirty-t"o hundred
men ssa.-sr-s--... .-r'r.7 a7 .s7s77a
General Joe Johnson was at Murireesborc
yesterday. . ,.... ata..4
The rebels are taking up the rails OF tht
railroad from Franklin to Columbia, for the
purpose of repairing the road to Decatur.
| Kirby Smiths aud tlardee's corps are al
Shelbyvllle, and Polk at Murlreesboro.
The rebel force is estimated at SKY fiv'
thousand Of all arms. .n.- .r., n
There is great difficulty in clothing th'
army. ,.f.HT 81
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

Last week tho stock of the Camden and Am.
boy company has sold in Philadelphia at ld5.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13
Thanks to W. 2. Derby for a copy
of the N. Y. Herald, of the 9th inst.

The Washington Republican notices
the fact that at the commencement Of
this war the 7.30 loan was subscribed
for at par by the banks, as matter of
patriotism Now we are able to sell
the same loan at more than three per
cent. premium, and the bldings are
large for more. The public credit has
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

In illustration Of the power of fan
cy, the case of the old lady who
watched the vane to see when her
rheumatism was going to be in, is not
equal to that of the storekeeper, who
painted the lower part of his stove red
and saved seventy-fve per cent. in the
consumption of wood thereby during
the winter. The illusion was SO COM
plete that one man tried to make him
pay for pair OF boots that he had
burned at the stove.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

A new kind of gInpowder has been
tried at Frankfort. Its color is vel
lowish brown, and in general appear.
ance it resembles sawdust. The in
ventor is Mr.. Schultz, captain of ar.
tillery in PrusSian service, and he is
showing by experiments that this new
powder is cheaper, lighter, more pow
erful than the ordinary sort; moreover
that even after thirty rounds, the gun
remains as clean as at the commence.
ment. The national shooting matches
afforded a good opportunity for trial
Of this new compound, of which the
ingredients are not yet made public,
and further experiments are making
at Spandau by order Of the Prussian
government. 1t appears, too, that the
Austrian authorities have been making
with gun cotton, by can
nonading one of their forts at Verona.
The success at 600 and 1000 metres is
said to be incontestable; and the i'm
pulsive force of the cotton as compared
with powder is as nine to four.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

The first installment Of the new
sugar crop was received in New Or
leans on the 3Oth ult. The prospects
are not favorable for saving any con-
siderable proportion of it, though if
the usual force Of negroes was availa,
bic, the largest crop ever raised in the
State would be gathered this season
The negroes have been so inSubordn.
ate during the seasdn That no wood has
been secured, and there being no Goa
trsethqiel,rtl,esqv re- uaaaPe v4f therJ, no o
cane available.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13
In Richmoad Saturday lat, sheaf
oats sold . 30 percwt.; hts4 50;
clio, er hay 200; turkeys Tf-to S5 !;
pine wood SIS per cord; oak $40.

Political classification among the
-Missourians is somewhat amusing. In
St. Louis they ignore the old terms of
Republican and Democrat, and even
the accommodating designation of
Unionists. Instead If these, they have
"Claybank," for Republican -Unionists,
"Chareoal" for Emancipationists, and
"Chocoiate" for Democrats.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

A joint stock company has been
formed at Mulhouse, France, for the
cultivation Of cotton in Senegal. M.
Drouet,. who inhabited Senegal for tif-
teen years, is appointed by the com,
pany to direct the new establishment.
He has already left France, taking
with him machinery for the prepare
ton of the raw cotton.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13
News From Burnside's Army.

No Considerable Rebel Force North qf tho
Rdppahannock --Re6et Spies - Reuiew q
General SichleS' Diuision, dc.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-12-13

General Banks Served with Writof fan-
'bcas CorpGs-SEis Pfonapt fseturn-His
Hssspees for the Civil LRw. a .'
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
What will DIR. Hurd's Remedies
Effect 2

DR.. Ilurds Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
cleanse the mouth from all foul eIhalaiIons, and lf
nsed III the morning will make the breakfast taste
sweeer and The day begin more pleasantly. Hun
dreds OF persons can testify 10 this. Try them gen.
ileman.
DR.. Hurts H"rih Wash ard To.Ih Powder will
ave VsnrS l,fIts I.st :nCsl chHga IN wOman-a
sweet hre'fh nrd u".riy 5-e5';. T5y them, ladies.
Or llurIr N"nth W'sh aud Io~ih Powder the
hest prepaTaeuS t:s ~urid fcr cuttnE BAD BREATH
lSd sIVIng hfmucss nhd heath 10 the gums. Hun
dr-ds of c4@-s1 Dt'.r1 8ieedtre fiUra. S0ie Mouth
CanSer. &c hssr hcr' cured v Dr. iiurd's astrIn
geRI Nash.
DIR IIard's 'u'.In N.r,u and TnnIh Powder give az
additional charm ~ ,.'re-hit and lake husbands
more gFeea bic ~ hp,r an4 10 their hus.
| bands. Ihey s1nH,i r>td ny every person having
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
DR.. Hurd'S Preparations Good

The best evidence that they is that their irmet
friends and best patrons those who have used
them longest. Dr. WILLIAM B. llURD Is an eminent
Dentist Of Brooklyn, Treasurer Ofihe New York Stale
Dentists Association. and these preparations have
been used III his private pracuce TOR years, and
leading citizen Of Brooklyn WiilIamshurgh ques-
tions their excellence while eminent Dentists OF New
York recommend them as the best known to the pro
lesron Without the aid OF OfadverlsIng, dealers
Sn,h them by the gross
The Editor OF the Brooklyn Daily Times says. "We
are happ, I" knOW that our iriend DR.. liurb,
c4ei'ng yOnd all expectations with his Mouth Wash
anI Tooth Pow ter. The great secret of his
wh The ia t that his articles precisely what
they represented to be, testify from their
long use"
The well-known P T. Rarnum wri,es-''I fonnd
your Tooth Powder good that my family have used
1t all up. We find il the best Powder ior the Teeth
that ever used. shall feel Obliged il you will
send me another supply at the Museum ct your con
venlence With bill"
But their cost Is small that every one may test
the matter for himself
81 Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. Dr
lurds rHOh Powder contains acid. nor alEali mol
| rharc"al and pOllshes without wearing the enamel
! Use Ulher
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
To Farmers and Dealers !
MORO PHILLIPS
IT IFONII IIA I Il UI
Prepared at his


CH"'?id Works, Cdnvlen: " d..
under his own supervision, by practical and sc,en
tifc Chemist.
DFPOT-NO. 81 NORTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
The subscriber offers his Super Phosphate Of Lime
to Farmers and Dealers with the assurance thar =.
proves by use its superiority to the Super Phosphate.
and Gu;nos offered for snIe. by concentration s
quick action, aud its Continued fertIllz Q etiGs4.
Its uniform composition guarantees uHilOrm exc
ence.
II contains an unusually large per cenage of Pics
phOnc Acid; ITS per Ceniage of Ammonia gives II
great additional FeriilIzing value. inducing Iamd
growth. and impartng the indispensable nitrogen Iu
punis.
II Is comparatively a new article. beipg in hnt
| few seasons. and has already obtained grea, ceb-
rIty among the Farmers af the neigh hborIng Cuunes
and is now sold and sought after by the most eXien
dealers IN FertilIZf in this city and Stale aid
| also IN the States of New York, New JerSey, Deis-
ware aud Maryland.
| CAUTION TO BUYERS! Observe that my name
and place for mIHufIcure is each and every pack
| age. Anne other beng genuine.
| II lIisguaranieed 10y me to Dealers, under penalty
Of One Thousand Dollars, that II will be keyt u 10
| the same unequlileh standard heretofore
Price 8 IS per of 1000 lbs. No charge ("G pack
ages. MORO PHILLIPS
| 9cTA liberal discount made to dealers. sepIl3a
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
Real Estate Agency, Auction
cering. &C.

Having, for mnny yeurs, been engaged. in the lower
portion of New Castle county, ms Auctl"Ieer and
Gently Real Estate Agent IN Dover Kent couriI
same capacity. | have just taken oiiire in the
WEBB BUILDING. 224 Market street. below Third
Cd story. Testimonials can he produced, ircm gen
lemen OF high respectabiliiy and business hhhits
regard TO my qualifications. Those who require my
services ami pTOmplness as AuctiOnrer and Real
Estate Agent respectfully requested to give
call. My terms in all cases Will be moderate; AID
ny undivided attention and lndeintigr be excritu
will he my motto in the Transaction OF business en-
trusted 10 ME. The people OF Wilmington. and par
ucularly New Castle county, who have Real Estate
and goSs Of every des rppn. to dispose Of i'll find
it to their interest to give me call
ID II. RICHARDS.
N B-Rents and collections Of oil KINDS pro omptly
attended to in all partlOns Of New Castle county
Having for series of years been engaged in LOAN
! ING MONEY on bond and mortgage. all persons will
find me energetic and prompt in tins department
| jan3l-ly D. II. RICHARDS
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
DAVID T. SMITHERS,
DE NkrINT1

Formerly Student OF w. g. A. Bonwell,)
Offers his services to inhabitants of Smyrna
and vicinity. OFFICE-The room recently
occupied by Miss Sarah West, Main ST., next
door to the residence of Col. Geo. Davis
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
which are Ilahe I. lmparl lalnl 10 The mouth.

Whlch are IiabTe I" Impaf a IHInI I" The mOuIh.
DR.. Hurd'. 1OLHaC.' Drops cure Toothsche
arI>II.g from eGp,ed and the best friends
that pareuis cnn have The house TO their chill
dren from torture. AID themselves from loss Of sleep p
and sympathetic suffering.
farmers and A.ECmA>ICs! you cannot will afford
to neglect your te'th Fora IrlflnG sum you can
get preserVtlIve- than which RuIh.chIl or AstOr
get nothing better Remember that DYSPEPSIA and
CONSU Mp Won OF THE LUNGS often originate in
Neglect Of Teeth. Send tor The Treatise Teeth and
read nT tIch's observations this subject. IL too
late TO arrest decay il your own teeth. save your
children's teeth.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
What are the People Doing

The American people are intelligent enough to ap-
precIae preparations that nIIIbute 80 much 10 tie
happiness OF those using them, and they want them.
Every mail briggs letters. ordering the Iren.
tise Teeth some Ihe Neuraigie Plasters and
few enclosing 81 cents Tor the Mouth Wash, 10 be
sent by mail hut Ia Ihnse compelled 10 reply
that is impossible 10 send hnlE pint hottie by mnii
| The people want these remedies. Who wM supply
| them
| 10 fha
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
WIN. B. EKurds& Co.,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

Dr.. JIuND's MOUTH WASH. TOOTH POWDER
and TOOrlIACHE DROPS cannot be sent by n!a-
bat they prubntv obtained at your rug or Peri.
odcn Stores II they CnnInt. send tH us ur the Den
tai Treasury. Price Ou- Dollar which contains them,
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
CHANCE For AGENTS.

Shrewd agents cSn make n small fortune iu arriving
these articles around TO families The DENTAL TREA
SURF is the nelirst article mat man or woman csr.
carry around. Send Tor aud see. ~ better doz
zen. which we will sell, samples for ". AGENT
supplied literally with circulars. &T Now is the lime
to go lnis the business. and do good. apd make pro
III. We are speeding thousands for the benefit ol
agents. New England men aud women he re ~ some.
thing nIce and chance 10 lake the tide al it's flood
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
VIM. B. Hurd e. Co,
TRIBUEE BUILDINGS. NEW YoRv

That remiiIances may he made with confidence. w.
o. H. q Go. refer TO the Mayor ofBFooklyn; to W.
Griffith. Presdent Farmers aud Citizen Bank Brook
yni to Joy. .C0e Il Co New York; 10 r. T. Barnum
ESQ.,. New York, etc. etc. mh27
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
New York Surface & Subsoi

Flows cuung Boxes, Dirt scrapss. Pans &c.
saiszpy sAeAiskS SgsAAenH
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
S1.5O PER DAY.

The undersigned. having renewed their lease for a
term Ofyears. have entirely reited the house, having
painted, carpeted and refurnIshed throughout.
The location Of this House unsur asscd. beng
upon the widest and pleasant part of Chestnut
ST.. directly opposite the Old State House. the
places Of Amusement the JOhbng houses oi Market
and Third sts and convenient 10 the city rHIlrUads
the Of which TO all parts Of the city for half
dims fare.
The rooms large. will lighted. have superior
ventilation and have been refurnished with a care
for comfort.
We are supplied with pure Milk, Cream Fruits and
Vegetables from Farm he longing to US, and which
is managed exclusively inr the Hotel
The preprieIors OF the American assure the er friends
and patrons that pains will be spared II male the
appointments OF this IloIe complete aud its table com
! pare favorsbly with the best houses in the nion.
! nov2I-ly WYATT & HEULINGS.
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

For the relief ofthe Sick and distressed, afflicted
With Vtrulent and Chronic Diseases and especially
for the cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
SURGEON.
Valuable Reports SpermaiorFhea or Seminal
Weakness and other Diseases of the Sexunl Organs
and on The new Remedies employed in the Dspensary
sent to tho afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free
charge Two or three stamps for postage will be &C
ceptable.
Address Dr. J. SkiiIin HOughton. Acting Surgeon
Inward Association, No. Q South Ninth Street Philr
delphia, Pa. dec26-lv
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
Miscellaneous Advertisements
Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANGE OF HOURS

On and after Monday, Nov. Sd '62
Trains for the accommodation Of
passengers will run as follows until
further notice:
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
Popular Medicines, &c.

CONTENTS:
Dr.. Hurd's celebrated MOUTH WASH one
bottle.
DR.. Hurd's unequalled TOOTH POWDER,
one box.
DR.. Hurd's magic TOOTHACHE DROPS,
one bottle.
DR.. Hurd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER.
DR.. Hurd's MA NUAL on the Best Means of PreserV
ing the Teeth including DrectiOnsOr the Proper Treat
rSent of Chidrem's Teeth
FLOSS SILK for Cleaning between the Teeth
TOOrHPICKS. etc, etc.
Prepared al Dr. Hurd's Dental Office, n Fourth ST.,
Brooklyn. IL d.
Price. ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for SIS.
&TThe DENTAL Treasury makes b package eight
inches by live. and is sent by express.
&- Full directions for use il on each article.
| The following articles can be sent separately, by
mail.
The TREArIsK ON PRESERVING TEETH. sent, post
paid on receipt Of Twelve Cents, or four stamps.
| The NEURALGIA PLASTER. for Neuralgia IN the
Face. Nervous Headache. and Earache. sent. post
! paid on receipt of Eighteen Gents, or SIX stamps
! The NEURALGIA ANB RHEUMATIC PLASTER Qarge
sze) for Pains in the Chest shoulders. DaCk. or any
part of the body. sent post paid receipt Of Thirty
| seven Cents.
|
Smyrna times., 1862-12-04
NEURALGIA pLASTERS.

DR.. Hurd Neuralgia Non. Adhesive Plasters
are the rleisanI aud successful remedies ever
prescribed Tor ih's painful disease, The patient ap.
plea ono md soon becomes drowsy, fall asleep and
awakes free from pain. and blister other nnpea-
SAINT or Injurious consequences ensue. For Earacne
and Nervous Headache. apply according directions
and relief will surely follow Nothing tan be obtain
ed equal TO DS Ilurd's.Compress for Neuralgia. Try
them. They are entirely novel. curious. and orIgi.
nal preparation, and wonderfully succeSsIui. They
are OF two sizes. small. for the lace prce IS
and the other large for Application tu the body. pce
81 cts Will be mailed on receipt Of price al d ono
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A SHOP 40 LET-2D FLOOR OF SHOP |
Nos 10 and = West 9Th A. ~ feet front by 20
fe'. deep. Lquro 81 %. GOODWIN, 10 West 9hth |
It, AriO 2'll3
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CIlUlTSl SHlRTS!l & COLLARS,
> Crop!-Al5o, FIem'us smusl Firemen's
Shirts, II 25ll At tie Mechanic shirt Store
tld Grand 81, NY. mh2O 2iac'li2
1E CENT HAIR DlE-BEST IN USE
~ PRIESTS Columbian Hair Dye can pe Ir'
nj u EfsltA ayo $50 Allen IT; Houston ~ cor g.
ID, 40 Grand st; 4l5 Hudson II; BII shth nv
cuni ave aud 3Oth Il; 8lb Eighth ave; lyo ,'a ID,
Sta 2T2 Division ~, 43s Fourth ayei l.. Avn AZ 200
and ia Division st. BROoKLYs-lOO fuiaJI corner
St, =, cnr Myrte ave and CARL st; ana Grand
Frsnkm q Myrtle ayes. wILLrAM,spS ,'1th CHI and
street Nos 80 100 2O5, 2l2 and S,si d OH also by
sth; south 9th aud 18th; sou'h. ~ snnth second ST
WyIKsS 6o,ween seoOna aud Third streets