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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

GOT.-The word get is often used superfously and
Incorrectly in familiar expressions. When in reply
to my Lend me shilling" you say owe got no
money you simply sayvhat you do not mean.I :
Omit the got and your meaning is rightly conveyed.
.sI've got cold" is bad English, if You mean TO
convey the idea that you haveprocured or contract
cd cold somewhere, but if yoWmerely wish to say,
as you probably do that you are suffering under a
cold, 81 have a cold,' is the proper expression
''She has got fair complexion" Here got is an
interopcr for you do not mean 10 say that she has
procured fair complexion, but simply that she has
one. s'l've got TO 90 to town Tomorrow" Here
got is redundant ana Incorrect. 'i have to CO. ex-
presses the idea.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

Annie Williams, alias Moore. Mary Taylor and
Mary Blankenshp, were charged with keeping
house Of ill-fsme and reputation.
The house occupied by the accused is situated on
2lst street. and WAS the scene, some months ago, OF
a murder committed by ono paroled Yankee prison.
er upon another, and latterIy, of the Harvey trag
edy.
The chief offender Williams alias Moore, when
arrested by officers Granger and Adams, sad that
she was attending &C. the little children OF Mrs
Blanknshp who, few days ago, was sent to Jail on
the charge of keeping common and dsorderly
establishment in the same house.
These children four in number, were brought into
Court by order of the Mayor and preseneda pinched
and chilly appearance painful to witness The ac-
cused were'srls of scarcely the adult age and bore
themselves with bold efirontery whilst in Court.
A witness testified to the bad character OF the
house.
The Mayor sent the accused to Jail, and, in the
case of the children, disposed Of them by providing
for their admission to the poor-house.
Owing to the VIGOROUSLY bad character ofthe house
whence these yoIeg women weretaken, the Mayor
remarked during the examination that 'if he could
find no other means to maintap its morals, he would
have it torn down."
washington, slave Of VIM. Brooks, was uIrfor
having lot of pork, butter and bread in his pos
session. supposed to be stolen. Case continued.
Martha, slave OF James Ray, was up for stealing
aud carrying away SAC in Confederate notes, the
property of Z. W. Robinson. The offence having
beon committed outside of the city limits! the ac
cused was sent before a county magistrate for trial
Lizzy, slave of Lawson Nunnally, was up for
living in the house with free woman named Char
lotte MITCHELL also for having pass and for steal
ing lot of wearing apparel of the value of $780,
$3.50 in Virginia bank notes, and $40 in Confederate
notes. Ordered whipping.
Florence O'Neal was charged with being desert
er, and with being drunk and trespa sing on the
lot of John Butler, and sent TO the Provost Mar
shall.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

s,t,,a ~ ycaogj ,u. tits leaders, say, frankly
a. .F, M; D." II pee; Of the nited states
"a. ...ys. teH t,;.rn States are willing aud
achiu. l., o S. uoton's Mission has for ITS phr'
pose simply to ascertain upon what terms Jeh DAVIS
would be willing to make peace. He expects as
understand to bring back the Independence OF the
Confederate States the first of these terms TX
treuists OF the Democratic Peace ConsresSmeu, say
that this condi ion while il is the choice of the Reb-
els is our necessity. They say we have gotto accept
il; aud otherwise scramble out of the war before
the Isl of April, or We VIII find ourselves in war
with France, as wen as with the South The verdict
of the people on the 9Th Of November last seems to
bee forgotten by these men-or else not comprehend
ed The influence OF the peace rumors and the peace
feeling in New York on Friday, which strongly
felt here, has disappeared No one expects now any
termination of the war except through the submits
sion Of the Rebels. All feel that while Slavery
exists, by law OF in tact, peace is impossible.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
THE CITY.

MAYORS CoURT.-There were but few cases of
interest before the Mayor this aOrning. The usual
charges of petty larcepy, in which nothing was
proved to the detriment of the accused, together
with one or two Things, constituted the docket, to-
gsthsr with the following
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
RICHMOND WING.
Friday Morning, January 20. 1888.

Trgvs-Daly one year sloO six months, $50, three
moUtLs 80 For less period sl0 per month
Semi.Weeky one yelr, SO; six months, $40, three
mentls. $50 No subscription received Tor less period
News Dealers furnishc6at so perhundred ccpes.
Single copies, 90 cents
Advertisements inserted in Daily aud Semi.W eeky at
81 per square Of eight lines or les
Remittances at'ris6 OF Subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

SUBSCRIBERS whose papers marked with Cross will
understand that their Of subscription is about to Ell
pe and viii remit promptly they wish their papers con
tinued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
NOTTCE.-To par,fcs holding claims

~ against the GOVERNMENT for work done materials or
labor furnished, tori repair. OF RICHMOND and Dsnyile
Railroad rendered Necessary by the raid OF the enemy in
the undersigned At panvile Va. and after the Goth
instant.
Payments he made only to the parties in person or
TO those who gone provided with duplicate powers pf at
toney properly witnessed. " 4. ,. MYERS.
dela Major Of ngineeiS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
rza1.AS.zARHIO.
Reports of tho Press Association received KS'
eIusiVcly By the Whia.
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. l7th.-We have nothing direct
from General Wheeler. One of the line OF courers
who left from below McBride's bridge, yesterday
morning reports that the enemy are still below.
Dcserters who have come i'll on that side report
that two corps had crossed at Port Royal.
The courier says there was cavalry, artillery and
infantry coming from Coosawatchie
The forces OF the enemy believed to be con-
centrating above McPhersonyille.
sEcoND DESPATCH.
CHARLEsroN, Jan. le..The enemy made move
IN the direction of the Combahee river Yesterday
1t Is believed TO he nothing but fent. All quiet
there to-day. Nothing from any other point.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

TOR SALE Tract of 500 Acres, in Cna.otte
L and Campbell 30 cleared and 400 in heavy timber
having comfortable Dwelling u e with barns
and out buildings convenient 10 several churches aud an
excellent MIL good neghborhood, abOGt IL miles
from the SOGtsle Railroad and in location safe from
the enemy The land adapted 10 the growth " grain and
fine tobacco. Term.-Ss0.OOO.
Address WM. W HENRY,
ial3-l0t' Charlotte {. H., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

X JaiI Of Nelson county on the 23l September last
nesro man who,calls Himself ALFRED DICKSON. HID
Aou when committed Yankee uniform, lie says he If the
rronerty Of James Jones Of Winchester and that lie ran
away from his and Joined the Yankees ia tteanonth
Of December 1863 and remained with them till last Sep.
tnber when he escaped from them whilst working the
Dutch Gap canal Re is feet 3inches high Of dark
brown color
The owner G. said slave will come forward prove pro.
perry pay oh ges and take him away, otherwise lie will
be dealt with as the law directs.
WILSON p KIDD.
Tailor Of Nelson county.
The Rockingham Register will publish weekly for s
weeks and forward bill TO W, P, K, ds24-wet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

A GENTLEMAN OF THoRoUGH BUSINESS habits
n No Book-keeper and Financier, with cash ca
tai OF 10 to so eco desires to form Copsrnershp WIN
gentleman of experience to conduct the
Commission Business in Richmond Would not OBJECT 10
take an interest in some established house Best OF er-
enees can be furnished, Address v.p
ja7-CItd7t. Farnyila Va,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

DROVOST MARSHAL's OFFICE, RICHMOND. Deer
Il - IS64-NEGBOES are not allowed 70 pass the IN.
temcdaw line of fortifcatous without passport IRON,
this Office. No passport will lie given slave except on
tie written order o! the owner; and II the hand writing OF
the he well known tie Office or st.ested po.
perIy the apply for the passport in person
Ih. pIecauoI rendered necessary by tie frequent sp-
pearance the Office Of forged ordefs and will lie strictly
observed ISAAC II. CARRIAUiON
de AIM Provost' Marshal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
Treasury DEPARTMENT c. $. Al

TREASURY DEPARTMENT {. : A.
Richmond, Dec I, 1864. ! -
1NO HOI DERs OF FIVE PER CENT. CALL GER
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. il respectfully cailei 10 the
provisions of the 9th section Of the act OF Congress emit
lied an act to reduce the currency, &C. approved Februa
Nv H. 1864 which declares that all call certificates shall
be fundable and shall be taxed in all respects as IS pov
ded for the Treasury notes into which they aIe conye
ble"
The 4th section of said imposes tax of one hun.
bred per cent the Treasury notes represented by said
per cent call certificates which shall remain outstanding
on the first day of January eighteen hundred and sixty
five e. A. IfENhOLM,
des-ff Secretary OF Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

ID EAE ESTATE IN SIDNEY FOR SALE
III AT AUCTION On TUESDAY, Oath January, at IL
O'clock H. we viii sel the following welJocaedlnOreIy
ia Sidney, viz
1sN Two Framed Tenepents on the north side Of the
plank road, Just beyond the "Westham House and oppo
site TO Green's Row. They have four rooms each WIN
lots 25i-30 feet
3D. Thpe Lots fronting 30 feet each the west side of
Cherry ST. between the Naval Magazine aud the property
of Mr. John g. Andrews. They back 81 feet TO Cal
vert street thus having two fronts.
3D.. very valuable Lot at the of Cary aud Bel
yidere streets adjoining the residence OF j. H. Oliver,
fronting 40 feet and running back good depth,
Terms at sale-purchasers 10 pay taxes for lb65.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
ja2O-tds Aucts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
FROM WEST ,IRGINfA.
BEVERLY COURTHOUSE ATTACKED BY THEESENY.

BEVERLY coURT-HOUsE ATTACKED BY THE ENEMY
CLARKsBURG Saturday, Jan. IA, 1865.
In a former despatch appraised you OF the attack
on our outpost at Beverly Court House, Randolph
| county. West Virginia. The following are additional
facts The attack made just at break OF day, on
the 18th instant Colonel Forney, OF the Slth ONO
Volunteers was in command Vt the post at the time
of the attack This regiment had just been sent up
there 10 relieyeothe sth Ohio Cavalry. General Nc
Karr Of Rosser'5 Division, is reported as being the
officer in charye OF the raiders. The attack was
| sudden and unexpected and it IS reported was a
complete surprise. Notwithstanding the fact, there
was heavy slirmishing for a short time. The cav
airy tried twice to form, but was Oyerpowered by
the numbers OF the enemys cavalry
| THE GARRISON REPORTED CAPTURED.
| So fur we hear of twelve men wounded, one of
/ whom is Colonel Cook or Crook, who lost his left
leg. Citizens report that over 400 of our men were
taken prisoners Lieutenant Coionels ). fouaTt and
| Furney were taken prisoners but escaped StTag-
rlers are coming in fast Some 200 have come in up
| 10 this time. The Rebels retreated toward Lewis
burg
THE AFFAIR To BE INVESTIGATED.
1t israported that General Crook will Immediately
institute official inquiry into the cause that led to the
surprise aud court-martal whoever is to blame for
/ the disaster.
General Lightburn las been ordered to report 10
Msjor General Kelly, and win assume command OF
the post at New Greek.
BUFFERS SUCCESSOR.
A Washington despatch says:
Much speculation is INDUCED in concerning Gen.
/ Buffers successor, but as yet nothing definite is
known on the subject. The impression prevails in
military circles that the Army of the james will be
detached from the Department of Yirginiaand North
| Curoliua thereby necessNting the appointment OF
some GOOD executive officer for the exclusive COM
mon1 of tho latter and leaving the former free to
actfndependently Of department headquarters, The
great interest involved in the government of Viz
| GINA and North Carolina would seem to require all
the attention of the commander, and it is considered
should be disconnected from the responsibilities Of
the officer directing operations IN the field
EVGLAND's sUBsERyIEScY-How THE YANKEES sNEEI
| AT HER.
The Tribune, in an article entitled Gen Dix''
Order IL England, y thus sneers at Great Britain
Nothing could prove more conclusively the pro
digiOus change which has for some time been go
ing on in the language Of the ant-Americau press o
England than their comments on the order Of Gen
Dix, Who, after reading few years ago all thi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
I7IYO KINDRED DOIEARS REWARD:
no CaprTALIsTs AND Iron MAS.

TO CAPITALISTS ANB EEON NASs
TERS.The proprietor. whose Lcatb is such that G.
give ms personal superntendence 10 the manage
mcnt would sell interest 10 property which there
is furnace, rolling mill and nail factory. The
supply of is neyhausblc end the iron and nails pro-
duced Of superior quality Confederate notes will be re-
ceiyed in payment.
Inquire OF BRANCH, MORTON CO.,
jal3-d4ts One door east OF Bank Of Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20

TOR SALE STEAM ENGINE and BOILER,
II horse Power, made by Talbot Bro. but lit
tie used and in good order.
Apply the subscriber, at the Ballard Hotel between
the hours of 10 and O'Clock: JOHN P BALLARD.
no22-tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
ADVANCE IL TOBACCO.

The Augusta Chronicle of the Ilth, says 8 Til
Tobacco Market in this zeaion has had an URwar
tendency for the past few days. TRc'prices of som
grades we are told, have advanced some three Q
four dollars per pond. Over half million Of do
lars worth of the article, we are informed, la
changed hands"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-20
AycqIos sALns-TEEss DAY.
CIATROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

ILAG KOCH IEH4AE SkhA.NANG.-.
Il The Spring Session OF 1865 commences January th,
aud clio. June 10Th.
Board for the session, $40 payable in -four atsl0, o1
st 80 per bsue bacon sugar OF 20 cents Per -
moasses to Gets fer gallon, commutable ip cuuss
fair fetes. q q,
Iuition in Music on Piano or Guitar, with Of IN
sirument 500 In Latin, French, Italian Spanish ss1
Laii payable in advance.
Mr.. ". A. HugLe, with an experience Of tweptyeight
years instructs Ancient and Modern Languages Ser
ence and Literature with approved assistants IN those AID
other branches.
Ny residence il 10 miles from Blacks and Whites Depot,
the South Side Railroad. At the Depot shall hayea
conveyance January 3Oh az II O'clock 10 take all ypung
ladies and baggage 10 my residence.
Pupils viii furnish their own, lights and towels. My st
dress - Mcfarland ?. O., Lunenturg county. Va:
ja6-d&c2w JNo ORGAN, il.
Q1SO EWARD.-RANAWAY, on MONDAY, l77E
eDIDU instant negro boy named JIM. he Ii about
inches high, n years old very sighted.
and black with the left cheek, under the eye &c
has been in this city every day. The above reward
will be paid for his delivery at the New Richmond Thea
tire. corner 9TH and Broad. Oc2l-n
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
i Ran away from the subscriber, the 9th Deem
ber 1864, negro woman JANE 20 years old, about
feet inches high, Of ginger bread color She has beeB
hired in Richmond for the last live Years and has been
Seen lurking about town during the past week ! Wiz
give the above reward FOR her delivery 20 MIR Austin
Gentry or at Lumpkin's Jail. -
ELIZA A. CHILES,
Admx. with the will annexed, of
Dahney Chles deceased.
iall-Ilw BY $. ". BUTLER, her Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-29
MAYORS OFFICE,
WHEEIIEfa. Nov u ,as

A FEW WEEKS SINCE 1 ISSUED A
a. cal. requiring the Members OF the Board
Of Health, the street Commissioner, and the
seIgeants OF the City, to take steps in their
several departments necessary to procure n
thorough cleansing Of the city, in view Of the
pllshed. IT -TT@----' -
The power vested In the Board of Health.
OF S s61n y. Committee man Of each Ward, Is
formed that some OF these Officers are hest
tant IN performing their duties, because they
cannot be paid unless their service WAS orrier-
Cd, In writing, by the Mayor or two Council
men. NO such reason Is sufficient to Justify
any such neglect. Let them do their duty.
and the Council must pay their Just bill for
services. As the best mode under existing
ave 70 work ettectually, recommend thai
the delegation OF CouncIlmen for each Ward
meet at once in some place within their Wand.
ana appoint two or more Of their number
who with the Sanitary COMMITTEES OF theiT
war %aTd shall shall visit every yard, house cellar,
take such steps, and issue such orders under
the ordinances, as they may deem neceSsary.
70 aoete any nuisance they may md. Obedi.
Snce 20 sneh orders, so Issued In writing. can
Os corr, cor Pe 81 A. ], SWEENEY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-29

THE New York Times, supposed to
be in confidential relations with the
President and Mr.. Seward, has sig
nificant article on the political situa-
ton, in which this passage occurs:-
"a good deal has been said about an
establishment of negro suffrage in the
southern States as prerequisite to
their restoration. But to no small eX-
tent this talk has been but a covert for
the Interior purpose of keeping them
out at all events. We are forced to be-
Heve this, because there Is an hRbitual
avoidance of all discussion of the meth
cd by which this suffrage is to be Secur-
ed. The eight million of southern
whites are, almost to a man, most
strongly opposed to it. How Is their
will to be permanently overruled? It
could not stand day against southern
will after the Southern States once re-
ceived back their civil powers. Yet no
sign of movement has been made TO
procure counterpart OF the anti-slav-
cry amendment in a pro-suherage
amendment. The requisite three
fourths majority of the States could
never be obtained, and everybody
knows 1t. After all the defamation Of
the last six months about the right of
freemen to the franchise, those who
have INDUCED in it are still as far as
permanently forcing tie Southern
States to acknowledge that right. They
have avoided this for no other reason
than because they know that any
scheme they could devise would carry
its imPracticable character on its face.
Automatically they confine themselves
20 the mere abstract sentimental
izing; negatively, to embarrass-
ing President Johnson's plan. It
all resolves itself, as we have said, into
simple obstructive policy-a policy OF
keeping the South out for an indefinite
periOd.6 lH illiIT =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-29

The Buckhannon Republican gives
some account OF novel suit lately
prosecuted before the Circuit Court OF
Lewis county. a-t
A Mr.. Hit sued one Mr.. waggy for
the value OF tract of land and other
property paid for by Mr.. Waggy in
confederate money. Whether either or
both Ofthese gentlemen werein Dixie or
in Lewis county ut the time of the
transaction, we are not Informed, but
the Republican says the transaction was
a secret one and the plaintiff, relied en-
tirely on the admission of the defend
ant that the payment was made by him
in confederate money. Wequote:
The defence produce platiffs deed, re-
Goipung full payment for the property.
The question before the court and fury
Is, was this q raid pdymeuG Upon the
grave questionable acts of Congress-
the Presidents Proclamation, interdict,
ing trade and commerce between the
rebel States and loyal States-Interna-
tionnl Law, Common Law, and Statue
Law found in the Code of Virginin 10
prevent the circulation ofTNotes. BilIs.
Se.,-other than chartered for the pur!
poses, were fully and thoroughly dis
CuSseu anu ventilated. HI.#.
The argument of VIM. Z. Arnold for
Plaintiff, and that of Henry Brannon for
defendant, occupying the whole OF the
day, the jury WINS adjourned over till
Monday morning. Thequestion Mt that
stage of theproceedings had become ex-
ceedingly Interesting. The court and
counsel discovered that they were in
deep, muddy water. New books and
new law We're eagerly sought for by both
sides: The counsel on both sides were
equally alarmed. The Jury leant in
favor of the plaintiff, but the plaintiffs
counsel feared the law was against them,
Sunday was not kept as sacred as il
should have been, by court or counsel.
monday morning came, and with 1t
whisperings OF compromise. The result
Wns-the defendant confessed Judge
ment for one third of plaintiffs claim
and the cost ofsuit. What would have
been the decision OF. the Court above,
decided, = 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-29

STRARoScH IN TRoUBLE.-Yesterd
at the United States District Court, the
Grand Jury brought in an Indictment
against Max Strakosch for making a
false and fraudulent return of the re-
cetpts ofhis Opera, which was here last
month. 1T seems that Mr.. Macmillan
reports to the Internal Revenue office
the gross receipts ofhis Opera for the
four nights ut 81, 43S, so, on which there
was tax ofS49,76. From some source
or other, the authorities have gained
sufficient knowledge to convince them
that these figures are not large enough,
hence the indictment. What will be
done about it we can't tell, but 1t is a
good joke on Strakosch at any rate
Detroit TJ.ibU,ie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-29
Are You Crew

IF so, DON'T PAY 81 90 PER BOTTLE
i for Hair Regenerators" when YOU can Oh
tain the Recipe" for making the same. al
cost q only few cents bottle. viii
%aIIant me Recipe to restore Grey Hair TO a
ever may have been its original color. II 4
mol hpm6ug, nor Q dye but Restorer. II
hair from falling on, promote the groV;th M
move all heat, hurnoTs and dandruff nom the
SS9lp, rendering the hair soft, glossy and OF n
Alken appearance. This Recipe has never
been published. I viii send 1t BY return mai.
PoSt PAID, on receipt OF one dollar q. s, cur
Fe 1SS,Sz A 6,Sie g. A. EATON,
hoNz'-zW" Wheeling, w. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-29
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair,

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR,
Coco Cream for the Hair,
....= Coco Cream for the Hair.
b Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid PomadoSII
Nomore rancid PomadasII
you want something elegant,
II you admire delicious Perfume,
II you desire soft and silky Hair,
II you want your Hair preserved, ..
II you want your Hair to grow
If you want to prevent premature Badness
II you want to be lid of DandruH,
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
.H Use the Coco Cream,
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USe tho Coco Cream,
Price IS cents q bottle. TI71sr
For sale by ..tFI.
LAUGHLINs q BUgHFIELD,
juA 20. .uaga Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-29
For Sale Chean

NHE pESIRABLETH BRICK
dwelling, on John street, East Wheeling,
containing seven rooms and suitable out
buildin9s This property Is in good tenant
ape order and at present occupied by Nr.
blRnchard. This lot Of ground fronts on John
street e 1eetS running back to the alley l32
feet. For terms, &C., see = 49,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-29
COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

II OOIFaAIk'b HONEH bUAP. y
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni-
versal demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and ENIoLLIENT In Its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in It's action upon the
kin; For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
SoOds dealers. nar15-Iyd&W