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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-26

The members OF the Llederkran, Society assembled ~
Liederkranz RAIL- in Fourth street, isst night whore
musical entertainment had been arranged, under the
direction Of ur paur Some Of tho members Of The
society performed among others two popular chorus
songs Of Abt and Schmidt, two piano folos, solo
On the nuto and two soprano socs. The muf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-13
Uhe A1exAulriH Ouzett&
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 13.
WAR NEWS.

Wan NEWS
The Louisville Journal says that, few days
since, the Confederate Major Taylor sent Il
llag Of truce into HardenShurg offering 70 a.
sist the home guard to protect the tow4 against
gueli]as. His offer was excepted and be l.
now operating in Injunction with the Uoton
guard against Davidson gan&,
The steamer Armada from, Evansville, ky.,
reports Unontown, Ky, in possession Of
Confederates, who are fling into passing
steamers.
Forrest is represented rs concentrating q
large force at Paris 1'ena A. great number
of his NJ en- are lowering around their hoti;es
in rennes ,ee and Kentucky Eanors preTHn
that force is being organized 70 attack IT,
ducah,
Gen, D, IT. Til, has reported TO Doarre
gard at Charleston General Flloe dsarh is
contradicted The report Of Gen FORESTS
assassination Is also contributed,
4 part Of Shcrmau's ARMY his arrived AZ
Boautort by wafer.
It's Gen. Z. W. Sherman who is n New
Osleans, not Gen Sherman who )ttciy cap.
ture1 Savannah.
The remnant Of TIo>t2's army is reported
for,ifs iny Corinth with 4 view Of going iuto
winter quarters at 1hat place, They arc also
said 20 lie repairing the i ,ylle az! iJAio rail.
,oa l.
Gen Shtrman' forces, acc or|ins to Southern
accounts, are reported 70 have crossed ;5v New
river and a4yauc!i on Graham-viIt. J1H.
Wheeler, they say, was watching HI. move
meuts Reports have reached Washington
that Hraham>yi.le l,ql ai,ea}y baaa occupied
ly In On troop.
\ 4epatch from The Army Of the Poomac,
mentions report brought IL ~ deaertei>,
that the Confederate cavalry az i winter
quarters at II;ckst;ord o. the Weldon rai|roal,
road wlee they have fallen back On &C
count of the destruction Of the ca;jioai o..
tween that point and neam>' Sta>ion ~ Gen
Warren, and the c)ns Qs>enE obstruction IL Ih2
the transportation Q! forage
L is SAIL that j: :',Jrc, vie II Henry ),
Foote, formerly Of the y. S. Senate iro:n
Mississippi, and lately = member ot The Cen
Tolerate Congress, has arrived in this place
through The ues from Richmond. l. is also
said, that Mr. F'o'e him cit in a'tomp;in& 10
get through the lines, was arrested by q &c
tachnent of Conf-d rate cavalry, ana carried
back to Richmond.
The STEAMSHIP MELVILLE, Itom New
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-13

The STEAMSHIP MEILvlLI8, irom New
York TO Hilton Head, foun}eroi as sea, on tie
9Th inst, in a severe sierra. There vtra o.:
board OF her sixty Gvc Passengers, |i1c If rioo,
were ladies and sixteen officers ana Grew. Three
Of the crew were ii keu up ID s1uaiil boat
after the steamer sunk The capt4in aud
others, were >wampoC II small boat. 4
number were seen 10 perish ~ q man WHO IS,
capped on part vi The hurricane deck.
Taylors g1olias captured ninety aero Sol
diers near Eiizb4yhlowo, Ky, Oh Mouday,
sna afterwards pac2seG iheu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
stationary Fire Department.
TO TIM EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
The deplorabls condition OF our FIRE Deparmen' mo
- cors.,on and excitement the obstruction OF
from the fires. and the

the streets for several p.v~-- -
danger 10 lives and limbs induce me to oer 10 Our
OF Fire Commissioners plan which will, II put In ops
ration, remedy some If these evils.
The present system O, portable steam fire engnss.
whether drawn by men or 6crses, although vast i'm
royement on the hand system, Is INCONSISTENT with the
advanced condition Of engineering science That inc
Board OF fre Commissioners of this metropolis should
go on tour of Inspection 60 provincial towns TO examine
their systens OF exnspsalng Tes is an Insult TO Tho
engineers OF New York AT the late IRE AT Barnum's
these gentlemen would have acquired more tnan
BY an extended Journey Through the whole country Al
that Gre the stationary pumping engine OF the HERALD
office performed actual service than Tour porIaois
engines sich now have could 10 -
10 nearly every block in the lower part OF the city
steam s used for manufacturing purposes ana plopS.
stationary pumping engines were 1onheo'ea $1,000 thas
hose could be attached 70 them on the sioewasx snu
standing oontrac. made with abe owners 10 Keep
q head OF steam TO work. them, we coud, IN ono
month have hundred power tui FIRE engines, Al cost
not exceeding the price Of oe OF our fancy cnsinos
FOR the present smersency bo -eve- and the depart
ment should not stop here New York Is tho greates
wealthiest and mott intelligent city the continent,
and should have the complete Ore depart
ment In existence. The Commits voners should, tnero-
FORE at once prepare er plans the laying Ia every
tisnaIy pumping engines owned and oohIoneo oy INC
same Fire plugs should also be eoais Thsa IN sn
rinos should maintain at all times a sufficient
pressure in Che mas pipes, so SO haI 10 VIII"
fincnished M almost nonents notice We should then
require nothing but light hose carriages anu hoox ss
vented The would not obstructe and ton OF
dozen 9res in different usss OF tne CITY 40
tinguished at one time witt less no s an old mat
than is occasioned by the burning Oh an oo una
tress - ....
Having sready trespassed too much on your
in readiness 10 law the whole the Board OF Fs
Commissioners any tme al would they desire 70 "AAs
JOSEPH A. MILL. ER No. So John strees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
a Wsvy TO Take the tensws'
To THY rn,rnR nr rNE MNKAGD.

The majority of the inhabaL t. OF TINS cry "uss'
tbink no that the ra ms obtained at the Lass
taking of the census here are IN clabe # not grosg
inaccurate That this is an ia att, ibuabs 10 the insult
nciency Of the adopted 10 'ca'n the required ia
formation there ca1pbe no doubt,
The most enectusl way ob,a 'g correct returns
leave carefully prepared pap ruled in columns un-
der proper headings, at every DIV ,"iliug, with pain
instructions filing the ~ me printed at Tho head
requiring the head of zach househ old 4 up such paper
with the name occupation, &c, every individual VINO
slept under his roof night TO DC sssoed snort ace
being previously passed stating he Soect 10 view ana
fixing penalty for neglect This act should he adver-
tsed In the daily p4pers for a month previously, by
which means all persons would acquainted with
the intention and tax an interest it's furthersnce Az
TO such dstrics wbe ne the inaba may b. presumed
TO be ierate office sh0uld DO estaD@heo I" render
assistance gratutously
These papers should be collected oompteat persons.
who should examine each one col eeted and got
amended IL necessary.
From the returns thus obtained te!iahs niosrnAuoa
be complied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
Our Returning Veterans.

xkoBpriOS or THg fiFrEEsru sHw voHx Ar
TILLERY.
THIS regiment formally received yesterday by snum-
Der Of fresds sons whom we're several old members
OF the Organization. They marched through Broadway
ri 40 sary hour Of the morning. headed BY band Of
music Al Lboty Gardon In tho Bowery, rcfroshments
wore provided after which the regiment passed down 70
e Battery where they took Tie boat for Harris Island.
rus FIFTY -sscosp gEsssrLvArA (ooLonSD).
The above regiment arrived here yesterday morning
from Hilton Head and leh Immediately for PhiIsdel
pba where they will no mustered out Of service There
ara ave hundred Ia the organization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
GENERAL LAND OFFICE ArrAlns,

GENERAL LAND OFFICE AFFAIRS.
The cash receipts from locations Of public lands at
Marysvile California for the quarter ending 30h Of
June amounted to 46, and At San Francisco for the
PERIOD $677l. survey has just been received at
the General Laud ONCE of the rancho de Novato en-
bracng $3.50 acres which were conferred upon the as
signees Of Boar & Simmons.
Is now before the General Land ONCE Commits.
soncr the application Of the parties for United States
patent Of the land which situated about eighteen miles
northwest of Benicia San Pablo Bay The title for
part OF the land rests in Mexican grant by Governor
Alvarado and for the residue grant by the Mexican
Governor Jminez
STATISTICS OF MANUFACTURES.
In the manufacture of clocks New England has the
following interests by the returns Of the last ceusus
Annual value Of productions capital invested
$500 900; value Of material consumed $446 75s; en-
poyes 500 males and 40 females; labor compensation
72600; number of establishments seventeen.
The manufacture Of hemp and Manila cordage In tho
United States is set forth In the following proportions
by the returns Of the last Of establish.
ments 100; capital invested 2s3s $780, cost of mate
rial consumed, $5e65,320; number Of employees, 1880
males and 6ls females; cost Of labor $o86 216 annual
proouoton 40 $40 tons Of cordage valued at g. $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

MnxsA. cr AsIiscsI 80; "A % S.n
,nco r. sons worsm Engaged In eSoavstins, which n
pronounced 70 be suphures Of sntmony miners which
into great mary n," s"v ~ ava hs
raost vSSo alloys Nyh lead and copper II forms
tSXo metal: vtb lead Il fofras compound upon WHICH
wwvvs,a n ssafsyed; with tin aud copper forms the
nrcs pavtxv II asc onters into the metal Of which tea
notx AZ rnAds With iron u forms compound which
bss sarilke appsArspcc This asr vas much ADMIRED
" 3y.s sfasnsif x" yy SpSu q ccmmsrss comes
Rom Frapcs and Gsrhapy, Tot Do explore Perhaps :
huge enoae aodsrss su whole sl'y --k''1P~' S~'
August IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

DsAIs o, scinpx. Julius Heller, the German who
shot himself Tuesday night last, at No. lie Newark
avenue died yesterday Saturday, afternoon Of bis nju
ries Coroner Farrell held inquest, and verdict Of
death by suicide rendered. Deceased was q single
man. and had no relatives In this country. UP To the
last ho refused sssgn any for attempting 10
put an eud 10 his iifs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
Reopcning OF the walnut street Thsstre
Philadelphia.
PHr.ADrLpmA, August 70,

PHrADnLpmA August 10, 1850
The Walnut street theatre Of this city reopcnsd "
night, under the auspices OF Edwin Bcotd and j. .
Clarke Tho establishment has been entirely rernodc'ed
and renscd, and the hsndsomest theatre 10 rhs
delphia An immense audience was present. represent.
ing tho bounty fsshou and intelligence OF the city, ana
gave warm and enthusiastic greeting 70 hr' clarke.
Tho season at the Walnut promises 10 DO very brilliant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

e. q. Brooks Boot and Bhoe &sa-
ponum s7a Broadway Shoes. 0ai,srs and sppers
dren: NB1Mr r smith for msny ysafs foreman IN
patpent and Mr. H. NUNS the old and we'll know fcss
man. the entire supervision Of the ladies' and ohdrens
SD BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
NOTICE TO THE p UBLD..

Our city subscribers will confer favo~by reporting
any Of city carriers wo ovschas 90 for the HHsAss
Country subscribers. 10 tho Hsw " NIX AsArD are re
ouestsd 10 remit thor subscriptions Whenever praoh
cable, by Post once ORDERS II is u ssssst mode Of
transmitting money by,msiL
Advertisements should DO scent N t ofo bsSoro nsne
o'clock In the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
NJ - - - - II

t'e -sous4s assa .ts ae acasa
yensrN are being zoaea
40 eng ansat o. ~ yisisas siel n
'arga crowd vii 30 present. ~ 5tft hoR fssa
ro,y high ios sAln IN bar pl.yna n1 Ae ss F4
aoa5SsHg ~ a close s1d esiug anf
RAsDvNa I'll.
fGis r.ot. ersfidee foh es5r sraai6i pftan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
FORTRESS MONROE, August rs, 1886.

Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
FORTRESS MONROE August 25 1886
THE DISASTER TO THE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY
There has been great anxiety here all day TO learn the
particulars Of the disaster to the line George
Leary, Captain Brakeman The nrst news Of the affair
reached here arrival Of the old line steamer Georgi
anna, Captain Pierscn The George Leary, when about
five and a half hours out Of Baltimore, and nearly
opposite Cove Point, collided with steamer
whose name was unknown, but neither blew
alarm whistles, gave any indication Of requiring
assistance tho Georglsnna kept her course. This
all that could DO gained from either officers or
passengers Of tho Georgianna 1t was supposed the
Lcary would soon arrive At eleven A. NJ tho tug Moss
wood was sent to look after her. telegram has been
steamer, but giving further particulars 1t Is
believed that the George Leary back to Baltimore
in which the full particulars will have reached you
before this can.
ARRIVAL OF TUE RIVER QuRtn
The Presidents special steamer, tho River Queen
Captain Bradford arrived from Washington this morn.
ing 1t proves 70 be only pleasure excursion of tho
Presidents family and Majors Knox and LongOf his
personal staff The Presidential family consists Of two
and two daughters of President johnson and FIVE
grandchildren. On arrival they passed inside the
fortress where they met with most pleasant and hos
looking through the fort and satisfying what Of curl
osy existed to the construction and armament OF
%s and he Rp Rap All delighted
with their excursionary trip and visit thus far Tho
steamer leaves at six I. NJ. for Washington.
AMER
For the present there s end to tho pursuit OF the
steamer Effort, heretofore mentioned having been
spirited away from New York and taken refuge among
tho inets Of tho Eastern Shore counties The steamer
Backbird Captain Cole sent after her, returned last
evening.
vERA CRUZ IN TIE LATE GALE
BY the side wheel steamer Vera Cruz, Captain
Gregory arriving to-day from Havana news reaches us
of the terrible severity Of the late storm. OF Hatcraa
the Vera encountered fearful storm, but she man
aged outrdo the gale and getting short OF coal made
for this port She took board three OF the crew 81
the English vessel villaranca, wrecked the I'D inst
her passage from Sagua to New York. Is believed
several vessels wrecked In this storm. On the trip
TO Vera Cruz will be remembered she had among he
passengers NJ Elon Of Maxmilians ambassadors u
Europe
MUSTERED OUT
The One Hundred and Fourth Pennsylvania regiment
Colonel Kephart mustered out Of service to-day
This regiment has been for long time on duty II
Norfolk.
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Religious Intelligence.
SERyICEs TODAY.

At the Pilgrim Baptist church, Thirty third street. west
of Eighth avenue there will be preaching at halfpast
ten A. NJ and eight P. NJ, by the Rev J. 8 Home, late
Of Brooklyn.
The Rev. r. A. Holland, Of the Georgia Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South will preach in the Hall
OF the Union Cooper Institute building, entrance on
Eighth street, al half-past ten o'clock A. M.
The North Presbyterian church, corner Ninth avenue
and Thirty first street. will be reopened for divine sor
vice to-day Preaching by the pastor the Rev.. Thomas
Street, at ha1f. past ten A. M. and eight r. d.
scandinavans informed that the reverend pastor
H. A. Preus, will preach in the German Lutheran church,
corner OF Ninth street and avenue B. at four O'Clock
P.M
The Forty second street Presbyterian church. Rev Dr.
Scott pastor closed for Sunday for repairs and
improvements the building Services resumed ID. W.
on the first Sunday Of September.
Ella r. Hobert Chaplain Of the First Wisconsin ar
tllery will deliver Christian lecture at half past ton A.
NJ, at Metropolitan Hail. Sixth avenue, near Eighth
street. She will speak under inspiration.
The New England Soldiers Relief Rooms 1o4 Broad.
way being about Close the concluding Divine services
will be held in them this afternoon at hafpast throe
o'clock Sermon by the chaplain, the Rev Alexander
Thompson.
Ast pauls church, Hobokcn, the rector. the Rev v.
Bruce will hold to-day the appointed services Subject
of the morning sermon, "Tho Pbarsee and the PubM
can" Subject Of the evening discourse, Evdenos Of
the savour's Resurrection"
DR.. wcscou will preach In his church. Forty-sscond
street. Seventh avenue in the morning. ct hafpa
ten O'clock also in the evening" on JoshuAs conquest
Of Canaan There will be baptizing In the evening.
A discussion between Orthodoxy and Spirituaism will
take place this afternoon at three O'Clock and this evon
ing at eight O'clock a, metropolitan Ba ss sixth ave-
nue. Subjects: 'is spiritua,,sm Truos" ''Is Jesa'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

GeeNt Reduction In Prices.
The BISHOP GerTA rERCHA COMPANY,
''' S' fyyfksEt S CUNT ffsff ffEkSc;iiX d00Ds
Would respectfuy their customers that having Va
isbed their new factory and aided largely 70 their facilities
for manu- ractung they win (in order 10 moe their wsss
conform the improved condition OF business. on ~
lat day OF September next ensuing reduce ne ~
cannot fail o. being enurev M
isfso,orv SAM'L q BISHOP. General Agent
~"''' Once aud sslesroom vi Broadway. New torx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Prese~vetivs
and wiz Depot wholesale and etsii No Aslor House
The dive applied By sk;llful artiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

Chsvnlier's I.ife for the datr Restores
gray original color stops it, falling out keeps The
head stands above comparison with other bAk
drezsinR Sold at the drug apd at my o1loa liz
Broadway JARAH H. CHkvALlHR. y. ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

DIR. Giover's New champion Liver Trusa
for the retention s,d RUPTURE perfection Esstie
stockiusa BandsSss, &C No. II Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

ChApman's Great Nsrvous Antieote fs<
Indigestion Nervous Debility rNipson Eystsra. Ia
Manufactured and sold al tD6 saKth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

Enfeebled and Delicate Constttutions,
of both sexes, use HRLMBnLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. u
viii give brisk and energetic feelings and ensbs you W asp
we'll 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

Dourbon 90 Gents, CtStce 10 Cents Per
s0s'e@ Liquors z 6 itf NV VINE PSscMfASy
VaultA % Fulton street, uesth0asA Wultso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

Tho Glory OF Man 10 strangth.-Thhere-
fore The Nervous and Debiiitnted should mpsnev ~
1kLaBOfDs EXTRACT BOCHU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

Bosrov, August no. iseA
The statistics Of the Boston Post once for the nscAl
year ending June 90 1906 show net profit over " eE.
peases Of LAS, 500 i2r tbe goygnpepS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

uo,xc sewing Machine Ce.-Kifas Howe
a, pre,dcni CIV Broadway. Agents wanted.
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u.,wbor,,,. Concentrated Hxtrasa BaS
Gnu 80 s,. ,ry.~ c,,uv~yc
uRlxsoi.p's CoNCBNTkxTBb RxfRAcr sARsArA.t
rs THE GREAT Fi shoop PURIFIER
Both prepared according 70 rules Of pnsfmay s"s
chemistry aud are the uaosA Acsive that can ~ eses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

All Eegal LOTTERY Prizes 0ashsA. oAeisa
j. x. CLAYTON. 10 " III stress. Nsw vort.
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poval Havana Lottery.--sse Omrsas
drawing Of August ~. on another p>se. r.v,op 90
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Take No More Jnpieassnt rn , unsT -
Rsg.alss ggIlss.ss spa dsnsstCIH. aosE
WASH.
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A Ready and COnclwsiv Test OF the
properties OF HELMBOLpS FLUID ExrI.ACr BVCH0
Wilt be comparison. with those set orth IN the Unod
states DlspensAtory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

s..,,ns,cra,. vcxsrsrt 1u ms Gives Health
aud yaor 70 the frame bloom 10 he palnd ohoek pa
hl,tv NJ Accommodated alarming mptomr ana ~
no reamsnt Il aubued 10 consumption, inssny or cea'
lent ensuc.
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AdolPhs ElaRsns. e. = |: aCsos;t'

All Prizes Cashed In Lags n LDttssass.@
j. CLUTE. q, oko~s t7s broadway
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M.nhcsa ana xe.,h sSt r ysKSr arc no.
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shsstsred Consultations Restored NJ
HRi.NBOLp's EXTRACT BuCHU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

Fans-Paris Fans, Elegant styles, Just
-eoeved three ave- eight 10 forty dosrS each for sale W
a. @. ALLEN AIS Brosdway, door bc'sw CsnN street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

t.,.,,,o,s,s FIsfd Extract BuehS -
ssasnt IN taste and oior frss from AZ Injurious p"pn
tIes and Immediate In IN scuon
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Advice for the Cure OF BaiAsess and
Gray Hair. at Dr. aRANDIxANS o. ears Nactioo No
Astor place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

oroxer a Bsker's Highest Prsni n uas
Elastic sutcs aud Lock stitch sewing "'o'""' -
4
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Beautiful Compile xissns s-LatfSss Use
Madame LEWRNBEK0'S ceebratal Psaliics - F1oronce
and Pastries Rose For sale BY ds gss and Psrfuners.
and Wholesale by LOvEJOY. % Futon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27

Batehslos's Hair Dye-rhe Dsst In ths
worA Harmless reliable iustAntneous tbs only rfcco
dye. Factory. 81 Barclay streeA