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CAVALRY DASH INTO LEESsURG.

On Tuesday q detachment OF the Stu Illinois
Cavalry crossed the Potomac river at Muddy
EEs'ch and made dash into Leesburg. The
OILY rebel In ARM found there, was Orderly
Sergeant William Bill, OF Company X, 9th
Virginia cavalry. who was run down and cap
tured by our troops. Aitor Balls capture the
ladies Of Leesburg took up a collection and
raised him about one hundred dollars in
ssgreenbacks'' to bear his expenses, they said,
sswhtle In the hands of the vile Yankees Our
cavalry returned to the Maryland side Of the
liver with their prisoner.
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THE POSTMASTER GENERALsHIp.

THE POSTMASTER GENERALShlP.
Hon. Montgomery Blair has returned to the
city from New York. and is officiating as Post
master General. 1t is understood that Eek Gov.
Ienpison has accepted the appointment ten
dered him by the Preeideu, and it is expected
Re will arrive in the city TO- day and enter upon
the discharge of his duties.
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THE DRAFT IN WESTERN MARYLAND.

THE DRAFT In WESTERN MAhfLANU.
The committee Of We5tern Marylanders, sent
here for the purpose CT obtaining a postpone
ment OF the draft in Washington county, have
been successful. In consideration of the excite
ment caused in that part OF Maryland by the
recent invasions, which had tendency to
retard volunteer enlistments, the Secretary Of
War has indefinitely postponed the draft in
Washington county, in order to afford its citi-
zens an opportunity to fill their quota with
ynIunfaers
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FROM PORT ROYAL
Two Thousand Five Hundred Men at
Work Strengthening the Defenses of
Chap1eSfon

Work Strengthening the Defenses Of
Charleston.
NEW YORK, Sept 29-The steamer Fulton,
from Port Royal on the Goth, arrived this
morning.
The Fulton chased a large blockade runner
on her passage home, but gave up the chase at
night, leaving the gunboat Gettysburg to take
care OF the rebel.
The Palmetto Herald states that Govern
ment clerk at Hilton Head has been arrested
Tor selling passes to 60 North.
The saith Massachusetts regiment is still
guarding the rebel officers at Morris Island.
The rebels at Fort Sumter have been lately
stationlng sharpshooters among the debris OF
the fort, but no casualties resulting from their
fire, they have been Withdrawn.
Charleston has been suffering considerable
lately from the fire of 10O-pounders, which are
more effective than the 30-pounders. $500 men
are at work strengthening the old and new de.
leusCs of Charleston.
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New York Stock Market-First Board.
Nv the Peeple's Line-Oflce 5ll Ninth street

LlNo-OtHC0
NEW YORK, Sep. 29.-U. 5. 1881, coupon 6's
1907; u. S. 5.2Os, lO9a; Certificates Of Indebt.
sdness, 95, Gold. col; N. Y. Central, l17k;
Erie, 97ls; Hudson River, l13; Harlem. -
Reading, 1913: Michigan Central, 1851; Mfchi.
gan Southern. "a; Illinois Central 12l 4
cleveland and Pittsburg, 1O6x; Cleveland and
Toledo, l12x; chicago and Rock Island, OK
Milwaukee and Prairie in CHEN. so, Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 1004; Alton
and Terra Hauta, SO: Chicago and North
western. ASK; Quicksilver. s1x.
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CONVERSATION TO PosTMAsTKRs-Pursu
ant TO the requirements Of the act of Congress,
approved July ], 1864, to establish salaries for
postmasters, &c, the Postmaster General, a
Few days since, ordered the following in this
locality: Washington, ID. g., 81, 900; George
town, ID. O., $4,000; Alexandria, Va, SO, 600;
Baltimore, $4,000, Wheeling, Va, 80, 100; An
napolis, $4,000; Cumberland, $4,000; Frede.
rick, $4,000; Havre-de-Grace, $1,000; Elktor,
Md, s1.100; Ellicotts Mills, sl,1OO; Hagers-
town, sl.700; Port Deposit. 81 200, Saint Dem
mis-, Sl,l00 Sandy Hook, Sl,7OO; Point Lookout,
$1,000; Olarksburg, Va, $1,50O; Kanawha
Court House, 81 500; Martinsburg, Va, $1,000;
Parkersburg, Va, $1,000; Harper's Ferry, Va,
80, 1O0 New Greek Station, g., 100; Norfolk,
Va, $4,000; Old Point Comfort, $4,000; Belu-
fort, s. O., $4,000; Port Royal, S. O., 81. 500;
Wilmington, Del, $4,000; Delaware City,
$1,000; Carlisle, Pa, $4,000; Chambersburg,
$3.50; Chester, Pa, S2.10O; Harrisburg, Pa,
s2.7OO; York, Pa. s2,2OO Lancaster, Pa, 50, 500;
Williamsport, $4,000; Columbia, Pa, $l,5O0;
Gettysburg, 81 900; Bedford, $1,000.
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BOARDING.

u OOMS WITH BOARD-At No. D < street, be-
IL tween 7th and Stu streets. Table Boarders
accommodated. sep % 2awlm*
BOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISdeD
ID Rooms for ma ried or SIM gle persons Loca-
ton pleasant, southwest corner Of Est and II
streets. Eep21-3t*
QOOMS WITH BOARD, and Table Board with
IL cut Rooms. may be I'd at 1874 Pennsylvania
avenue, bat l9tn and 10Th. sep z6-lw*
ROARD. ANY lady desirous of securing profess
= sional care, kindness and home attention, can
obtain exclusive accommodation in the small and
unostrnsive family Of pnysicisn of long expert
ence who would assume the permanent charge of
an offspring on conditions mutually satisfactory
ADDRESS DR.. THEIRS, No. ,217 Broadway, New
York. sep IS 2w*
7 ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board at
II 81 West street, Georgetown. ssp 2l.1m.
FIRST GLASS BOARD. with Furnished Rooms,
= also. Table, can be obtained at No. 352 9Th ct
between H and I. sep H-AtH
2Q2 FIRST STREET, BETWEEN 2 AND b.
cCs) CAPITOL HILL-Single gentlemen. or
gentlemen and their wives can now be accommo-
dated with large, pleasant ROOMS. Location
pleasant. Breakfast from to 8. Dinner at 6.
References exchanged sep l5-lNs
EIRsT- GLASS BOARD, with Furnished Rooms,
I Also Table Board can be obtained at No. AS
4 street. between 9Th and 9th. Break fast from
to 9; dinner from to s sep 3lm*
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NOTICE OF MOVAL,

Having removed my place of business from No.
avenue, am now pre- pared to furnish nv custom
ers With the latest styles OF CLOTHING. either
made or made to order at as moderate prices
as 1T is possible they can be
l am now receiving my fall stock, which will be
complete
Some neat patterns of Fall OVER SACKS, just
received,
Ny stock of FURNISHING GOODS will be larger
than ever
White Shirts. from 50. to S.,
Fine rtment of Negligee Shirts,
Loci woods Enameled Collars, 80 cents per pack,
G a1 ya, Nodded dedd DO 90 90
A large stock of Undershirts and Drawers. Cot
ton Flannel Drawers, as large as pants: Of my own
make, &c. &c. GEO G. HENN1NG.
Corner 9TH street and Md avenue.
sep N-1w@ (Chron. Rep. & Union.1
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE POST OFFICE DE
pARTMENT

PARTMENT.
H. Sargent Jones, Of New York, has been
appointed to first class clerkship in the Gen
eral Poet Office Department, at salary OF
$1,000 per annum.
II. A. Scott, Of New York, has been pro-
NOTED from second TO a third class clerkship
at a salary of $1,000 per annum.
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PERSONAL.

MADAME AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSED ME-
!Vl dunn, continues to read the present and flu
ture to all who require it with great accuracy and
is able to counsel upon all important matters with
safety, No, 249 street, between Al and 81 SITS
Island. sep g. lm*
~! suite on the Past Pre- and Future events,
at her room. on the northwest corner of 4th and L
brated Astrolosers of the age. She guarantees
satisfaction to all thoGe who may give her call
She can be sean from q. m. to 9 p. m. Price one
dollar. sep % 2m*
GEORGE SALVE. Bat G.. sd o. s. Art. will call
~ Mt 169 High street, Georgetown, D. c., he
will hear OF something to his advantage.
rep 20 ST.
MRS. L. SMITH. with her extraordinary powers
1Vl to describe your living and dead friends, gi
the names of both, tells character, the future,
4th ct reet. FIVE doors above street. Hours from
10 till p m Circle Wednesday evenings. s2S Inn
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-After our
report closed this morning, the FOLLOW wing jury
was empaunelled to try the case against
Ephraim Phillips, charged with the murder
OF James W. Boyle, about the first instant:
Henry B McElfresh, Madison Gassaway,
Jacob Frye, Thos. D. Larner, VIM. q. Yost
Thos. O. Welles, Richard H. Harrison, Rich'd
L Ross, James T. Eoisseau, Chas. Cumber-
land, Grafton Powell, and Walter Evans.
Mr.. Carrlngton opened the case, reciting the
them, Claiming that he was guilty of murder.
Several witnesses were examined for the
prosecution. 1t appears that the affair &C.
Cured at the Keystone Restaurant, in George
town, kept by Mr.. Giles; that Phillips kicked
Boyle, and the latter ran in behind the bar,
when the shooting took place, Phillips having
followed him. 1t is alleged that Phillips took
up pistol and fired, the ball passing through
his body, causing his death in about forty
eight hours. Phillips alleges that they both
had hold Of the pistol, and it went off ecci-
Centally. ~
SHOOTING AFFAIR.-About o'clock last
night man named Michael Hill, and another,
whose name is unknown to the police, had
quarrel at the corner of Delaware avenue and
H street north. Persons standing near heard
Hill say. DIN you, am a better man than
you,' and saw him advance toward the other,
who told him to come no nearer. Hill paid no
attention to the caution, but continued to ad-
vance. The unknown man fired shot, which
took effect in Hills abdomen, causing pain
full and dangerous wound Hill was carried
to his home In Jackson Alley, near Capitol
Branch. Justice Clayton was cent for, but
Hill refused to make his statement Of the facts
or disclose the name OF the party who shot him,
although he knew him. Roundsman Ecklof
and the police on the beat made every effort to
This morning it was reported to the police that
Hill had died.
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THE MANASSAS RoAD.-Some days ago we
heard that accommodating party had started
out TO make an examination of the Manassas
Gap railroad, preparatory to reopening it to
Strasburg. As we have heard nothing further
on the subject, we presume the information
was incorrect. We presume the road is In a
very bad condition beyond Manassas, and to
repair 1t would he almost as heavy an under
taking as to construct q new one.-AIer Jour.
nal, Sept. 2Sh.
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Glorious News from the Front
GRANT MOVING ON RICHMONDm

Gen. Ord's Corps Carry the Strong Ferti-
ficatIons b Glow cha pins Bluff-He Cap
lures Fifteen Pieces OF Artillery and O
Large Number Of Prisoners-Gen. Ord
Slightly Woupded-Cen. Birney Advau.
ees From Deep Bottom and Carries the
New Market Road and Entreach rents,
and Scatters the Enemy in Z very Diree-
tssn-He is Now Marching on RE hmoud
The Whole Country Filled with Field
EoYtifications
The following glorious news has been re.
ceived at the War Department this aftern DON
HEADQUARTERS, CHArIN's FARM, 1oa5 a
m, Sept. 90, 1s64.-NqJor Gen. Halteck, Chief Or
Staf =. Gen Ord's corps ad vanced this morn
ing and carried the very strong Notifications
and lorg line Of entren chments below Chapin's
farm, with sore fifteen pieces OF artillery and
rom two to three hundred prisoners.
Gen. Ord was wounded in the leg, though
not DANCE rously.
General Birney advanced at the same time
from Deep Bottom and carried the New Mar
ket road and entertainments and scattered the
eremy IN every direction, though he captured
but few. He is now marching on towards
Richmond.
left General Brney where the Mill road
irtersects the New Market and Richmond
road. This whole country is filled with field
lor.ifications this far.
U. S. GRANT, Lieutenant Ger erai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-29

OPKRATIc.-Mr. Charles Levi. the accom-
plished agent Of the Italian Opera Company. is
n town, making arrangement for a series of
operate concerts to be given by that companv
In this city, commencing about the first of neIt
week. The company embrace such performers
as Madame Whiting Lorini and Madame
Natalie Tesla, and Seniors Stefapi. Tosta
Amodio, and Devivo.
The musical public will look forward to
tnese performances with much interest,
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FOR CHARLESTON

FOR CHARLESTON. 81
The United States surveying steamer Eibb
left the Washington Navy Yard this morning
for Charleston, 8. @.
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NEW MUSIC" Little Barefoot Waltz" is the
utie OF piece of music sent US by John F. Ell
lis, $40 pennsylvania avenue. tits very neatly
Maggie Mitchell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-29

~ Queen Victoria they say, is thinking Of
the Prince of Oldenburg for her third daughter.
German, OF course.
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Omcial War Bulletin.

sheridan yet Pursuing his Victorious Ca.
reer His Cavalry at stanton - III lis
Forces also Reach Waynesburgh - He
Destroys the Railroad Track between
Christians Creek and Stanton For.
rests Raiders on the Retreat in Ten.
ueSSee.
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1.-TWO negro boys, one belonging to Mr..
Quynn andthe other 10 Mrs. Nottin gnam, were
found dead in the woods near that village. 1t
is supposed they were struck by lightning dur
ing the heavy hail and rain storm Of Sunday,
the ii tn instant. Their bodies were considera.
bly, mutilated by birds or beasts OF prey.-Marl.
boxn Go1 pt
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COALl COAL! COAL
AT REDUCED RATES.
COAL kept in foored and rooted buildiu gs, dry
and fl ee from dirt.
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL.
all sizes conetantly On hand.
prime article and full weight may be relied on,
at reduction of 81 per ton, from this date.
We. BROWN,
Office, $50 Pennsylvania avenue. between
Eleventh and Twelfth stress.
Wharf and Yard, Seventeenth street and Canal
sepZ-tH
WOOD: WOOD. WOOD.
WOOD AT REDUCED RATES.
WOOD of all kinds Sawed in any length or size
required.
KINDLING WOOD.
superior quality of Pine, selected expressly for
kindlng, sawed short AID fine split as substitute
for charcoal, at a reduction of 81 per cord
THOMAS ]. GAIT,
Office, No. 2s2 Pennsylvania av ;, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets,
sep27-tf Mill and Yard, 18th st. aud Canal.
IMPORTANT NOTICE GET TO DRY GOODS BUY
Intend ng to make some alterations in my bust
ness. shall commence sslling off my present
| stock at
REDUCED PRICES
American, spr.gue and other best prints light
colors 7hc.; yard wide Bleached Cotton. Blackwa
ter, Lexington, Hamilton Mills at 4Se. New York
City Mills at Csc worth Sc; Towels at SIS dozen
worth 81; French Corsets at 81 worth 81 rs; White
Red and COlOred Flannels at 65;, 75c, $780,; Skirt
Braids l5c.; Balmorals at 81 IS, Sc; best De-
Sl.25 worth 81; 80 spring Hoop Skirts $l25 werth
81; large assortment of Cassinet, and Cassmeres
| for men and boys wear; Alpaca, Blankets, Table
Cloths, Irish Linen cheap; Shirt Bosome at 35c /;
Boys'Silk Handkerchiefs at 25c.; 25D dozen chill
dren's wollen Stockings at 25c T.; 200 yards Spool
Cotton for 25c.; Spool Cotton fcr Blasting l5c.
dozen.
| Call early for bargains. Remember the Store.
RED POsTl RED POST
| B. NEWMAN,
| 443 Seventh Street,
r sep f6-lws Three Doors from G street.
ITO FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND WASHER
| WOMEN.
| COBURNB WASHING FLUID.
The beat and cheapest article in use. A pint will
| DO as mpcn washing as i've pounds Of Soap.
BROWNING K.AT1Na.
| sep N.eozM 1893 Pennsylv ania avenue
double THICK.
HOTEL AND Rssr2uERlssFF kksEPiRs No.
..oc h ~ Ssf 1.a no eRsRRiERs
| WARE. especially adapted to your use. Goods
i've 49, " ssooirELER 4 SON.,
sosti store sas IrSSp Msi y,
| COCOA MATING AT PRIVATE sALI.-We
~ have tust Received for private sale. len tse
| agents, 100 Rolls OF 2 l., and quarter Of COCOA
MATING, Of excellent suality. To Which we
lnvlE ~; orse,s snd C;. Merchen+s
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TrOcOA MATING AT PRIVATE sALI.-ws
~ have tust reeeiysd for private sale. FEN tss
MATTiNa, Of excellent ausii IT,. 10 which we
invite the attention nS Of esuysrs MaL
South col, : 9Th street aud Pennsylvania Avenue,
(Ohron.1 SEP H-5R
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EORsALs-fen PICS. from four 70 six meath
II old. Ipauire 1t HONILLERS Yard moth q
Catholic Church. near RAilroad Park. ss1 is.iv,
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MAGGIE MITCHELL'S PERFECT LIKE
IVl NESS, taken from life, plain or colored, at
FRANKLIN Il co
Depot for Carries de Visite,

CARD-sAMUEL CARUSI. Professor of vocal
~ and ms rumental music, resumes his instrnc-
tons in vocal music piano forte harp. and guitar;
also. violin, flute, and the various military instru
meDts. FIRST Monday in Octc Der. Orders may be
LETT at Metzerott's music depot, or dropped in the
City Post Office. Residence 4 90 NJ street, between
18th and 18th streets. sep % 2t*
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n0UBLE THICK.
! HOTEL AND REST IER y IT. kxEPlRs No.
T1CE.-We have just imported and no Y opening .
lsrEs stock Of Dou BILE THICK oROoHEkY
delivered in any part fthe city free of charge. and
Ut less than New York grices...-
Houaefurnishins stors, 3IS Iron Halll
sep q eo6tif Pa. az, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-21
Feve1, and Ague,

rom ..,isi. mankind s,,er over large part of
the clshc, is the consequence Of diseased action
al the SYSTEM iud,iscd by the poisonous lniasm OF
v7-c.,te decay. This exhalatioil is evolved b;
.he action of solar heat wet soil. and rises with
the T1tcry v-por Icis 1t. While the Sun is below
4: horizon Ms v,ror fingers near the oar.h's sur
ia-e, III the virus Is taken With it through the
la 30 n, blo,d. There II act, as an irritating
poison on the internal yisccra and excrcfing organs
OF lie osiy. The liver becomes tsrid and fails to
serr,.e not oniy this virus, but also the bile frem
the o.oJi Dssh t,le vi.us and the bile accumulate
il ~ -ir--':.i,a. and produce violent consti,u-
t;onal disorder The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sy.ap,thiec with the liver, and become
d:sa-ie-ed also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
ga.iis.n, as If in IN attempt to expel the noxious
iaf,>isn concentrates the whole blood Of the body
in sc Internal excretores to force them to cast it
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
II. central organs with congestive violence. This
is tie CHr'L Bat in this effort it fails Then the
Fever follows in which the blood leaves the cen
tai organs and rushes to the surface, as il in
another cfr' to expel Tie irritating poison thrruh
that other great excretory skin. In this
also /; III and The system absndons the a.tcanp
exhausted. and waits for the recovery of strength
" repeat tac hopeless effort another day. These
are ;Ae e. or Paroxysrns of FEVER AID AGgrR-
aca constitutional disorder will OF course under
E,ile tie iicai,il If it is not removed.
We h.vc !aboged to fnd. and have found, Al
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-21
Tho South Sea- 1slanders.

A few years ago venerable and es.
teemed brother missionary came to
England. and being rather bald. some
kind friends provided him with . Wig.
Upon his return to the island. the chief
and the others went to welcome him.
and alter The usual Solicitations, one Of
them said to the missionary:
You were bald when you left. and
nov you have beautiful head Of hair;
what amazing people you are! How
did they make your hair grow again.
You simple people. replied the mis-
sionary. how does everything grow! Il
it not by sowing seed?'
They Immediately shouted:
%, these English people. they sow
seed upon . bald mans head 10 make
the hair grow!'
One shrswd fellow inquired If he
had brought any Of the seed With him.
The good missionary carried on the joke
for . short time. and then raised his
wig. The revelation of his 'original
head of course drew forth . roar Of
laughter, which was greatly increased
when one Of the natives shouted to some
of his coantryman who we're near:
Here, see, Mr.. has come
from England. With his head matched.
london Aisss0nary Herald.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-21

BLIND PR1xrER.-The Editor Of the
Green Castle Banner says that be found
a curiosity in . printing Office at Cos
port:-'One of the gentlemen connect
ed with the establishment is a blind
man. and sets up type remarkably we'll.
He is the FIRST blind printer We have
ever come across. He stated to us
that HE average days work was about
5000 ems, and that he had on several
occasions set from Z to 5000! His let
ter is distributed for him. and his copy
read by his partner. his memory being
SO perfect be can retain from four TO SIX
lines-when this is finished he cries
the last word ssst.' when another sen
tence is rerd. and thus continued en-
through the day.
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LABOR SAVING soar.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR II.
--~~->----~--~>>~-~
B. 7. BABITT'S
NEW YORK CITY
s @ 4 p

am bringing out new and usstnI asi,cle Of
Superior French Chemical Erasive Soap
or New York City Soap, put up in boz
cx OF 60 Fars, one pound each. Tks esauiss
ducuon 10 the American public, beer most fay.
orally known - ths
Best and Cheapest Usshlsi ssap
In Market Reesat dissosssiss ti,ov, oh y
fAe waRsfocfsrssi enable me to produee an srsi.-
Gle PoBrseang chemical "DEfRIsiuH AND E.A.-
sIvxapsllties iar superior 70 any oshes Seq.
4 Challenge 0s World 70 Produce H.
ESxel.
This Soap 10 rapidly takisg ne plsce al ~ Cd
er soaps, wherever INTRODUCED. o. pound will
60 as tar as three pounds cf osdiaasy iSa0y assp.
But one quarter the time and labor are mauised
u 90 she same amoant OF washing - y iih D.
water. Clothes need no boiling, and bat fi;ale
rubbing with the banda. thus avoidiue tho vsse
upon the washhrard. II does not ininrc the fab.
ric; an the contrary, is preserves IT, and fixes ~
oloFs. II will remove paint, grease, OF stain
Of all kinds. directions sent IN eeeh boz fos
making One Peoea a. shs- shove Sosp into
: Gallons 81 ADandso0s SoGt SoaP.
Send s,r bog and give it trisl. Hyou do nea
want whole box yourself Get your Hsighhsnp
Join YOU, and divide il.
20 Please BE- particular, and n 70 full din etiops.
iot shipping the gooee A'so, give the name
POUR Po.t-o16ee, with the State and County in
winch you reside. Addrsss -0 . 4
b T. BABBITT
20 Washinet sinet Nsw Yosk. n
=. ;. will send box VI So6p on receip, Il 50.
Please send Uni'ed States Treasury Noies
Dr Postage Currency.
b 7. BABBirr il also the nlanafsc, urer Of ibs
"l'owine cels brated articles, all Of which bear