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, 1865-02-21
Total S 229,451 IA

Balance of deposits S 49,178 "a
1 new deposit account, viz:
l Oversecr.
10 Withdrawals amounting to- $167 38.
Receivers for Saturday, 25th Feb. 1866.
In CHRISTIANSTED:
J. F. CoIberg, Esq, Trustee.
James Moore, ESQ, Member.
In FREDERIKSTED:
Counsellor G. f. Rahr, Trustee.
2. Stevenson, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
St. Croix, Goth February 1865.
, 1865-02-21
The "AVIS"
IsEDiTED BY HANS HATCHETT;
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the Proprietress.

TnET bekjendtgj0res herved at Ons-
D dagen den code Marts f0rst-
kommende midday Kl. II sIet, vii
Repartitionen paa afgangne Madame
Louisa Phelan og tidIigere abode
Mand Anthony Phelans f9lIes Doe
vorde fremlagt, og yentes Boet der
efter sluttet.
st. Croix, Christianstcds Skifterets
Contoir den Tide Februar 1865.
D.. A. StakCmanm.
TT is hereby made known, that on
Wednesday the 20th March next,
II o'clock at noon the Repartition
i'll the dealing Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Phelan, will be produced and
the dealing closed.
St. Croix, Christiansteds Dealing
Court Office, II February 1865.
u. "A. StakcmanEs.
, 1865-02-21
T. I T. n ID O WI

nj. PrlndSenSgade, ArOnprlndsehs
Qyartcer.
lste Auction afhoIdes Onsdag d. l5de
Marts nnstk. III. IL MIddag.
2den Auction afholdes Onsdag den
29de Marts nnstk. III. - midday.
3die Auction afholdes Onsdag d. 12te
April nestk. Kl. - midday.
lste og eden Auction paa underteg-
nede Contoir, 3dic Auction pea Aa-
stedet.
Conditionerne, Panteattest og Vur-
deringsforretning vile bIive fremlagte
we'd Auctionernc, hyortil Lysthavende
indbydes.
st. Thome Auctions Contoir, den
lode Februar 1865.
Roscnstand,
Auctionsdirecteur.
, 1865-02-21

RUCTIONS-Directeuren bekjendt-
III gj0r heryed, at if0lge Requisi-
ton af St. Thom9 Skifteret som be-
handIende abode Anna Lavinlrs 30
vii i Medt0r af Placat % April 1917
bIiye opraabt til SaIg we'd 3de offent-
lige Auctioner den Stcrvboet tiIh0-
rende taste
HN q Ely al II u M
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News from CHICAGO.


EXECUTION or MISUNDERSTANDING ExPLo-
IowA-THE MILWAUKEE, FAIR--BURNING OF A
GRAIN ELEVATOR, ETC.
CHICAGO, Saturday, July l, 1896
William Bell. convicted Of the murder of Mrs Ruth
Brden last November, at Lake Leyrch Ill., was hanged
yesterday p. NJ at Waukegan. Bell has persistently
avowed his from tho time OF his arrest Inst
November the he launched into eternity.
the scaIold he made speech calling on God TO wit
his innocence He was the victim OF circustant1
evidence.
locomotive belonging TO the Rock Island Railroad
poded yesterday morning Clark and Taylor streets
The conclusion terrific No killed. but several
slightly injured Considerable damage was done 70
property The engineer aud fireman were on the loco
motive at the time, but neither was hurt
Two more Illinois regiments have arrived since Thurs
day noon the Eighty third and Ninety second. They
at Camp Douglas. The Sxtytfth was paid yes
terday.
The pa ntings in the gallery OF the Fair sold
ai auction o-tiny and IN night.
The Chicago City Railway Company have completed o
line to the Fair grounds near Camp Douglas Tor tho
use the public during the State Fair 10 be hold thore
In soptsmbar.
Five addt onal raymastors have been sent TO Spring
1cd 20 facilitate the payment and discharge OF troops
.lcre and soon to arrive.
The Joyrgps special despatch from Dubuque says the
storm of Wednesday, very destructive IN Northern
Iowa An immense amount OF farm and railroad pro-
porty destroyed
The great grain elevator at Winthrop on the Dubuque
Sioux Cny Railroad destroyed by hro ON Thurs
day morning
The cash receipts Of the Sanitary Fair at Milwaukee
fo- the first four days $40 900
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ComncrcinI IntcI,irencc.

LoNpON MONEY MARKET.
The Times tciiv ric). June 81, says:-Thc course
OF cvcinn'c AT New York London for bills nj sixty
DAVIS Tlt is about l0H prtcnt Al this rate there IL
States
The shares of The IIudsons Bay Company today i'm
proved from ljI, NJ which they closed last evening.
20 16M On the inmaiion IN tn Parliamentary papers
jut printed tho Canadian question, that the I'm
per nj government still disposed 10 cooperate with
the Provincial Legislature IN c0ectng arrangements for
the purchase Of the rights o. the company upon a
reasonable indemnify
LONDON, June 81, 1865
Consul, .0is 9OH. for money.
sHg lDAa sIOCks
Illinois trrrsi Eailruad say; Eric Railroad, 53i< (;
tnhcJ STATES i've twcpties, III " y 7lk.
LivggPoOI. rrrToS -MAaAEr-JrSE 20-EvsNrSG.
r,S.rhr sales for two sinys foot so 900 bales
irciupg 70 030 hscs 20 spccuuors and exporters The
lr!n and buoyahf. With Advance OF sd. u
Id per II, tor American Id I'd for Egyptian, and "a
Tor other descriptions
JusE 2i--Thc cotton market this morning opens buoy
ant, vh ads ancc generally OF Hd per H. The sales
today will reach from ~ coo 10 10000 boics.
MaNcMEsrEa COTTON MAnxgr. JUNE 20.
Tho Manchester market buoyaat aud prices Of
goods aud yarns were advancing Tho advance. how
ever checked business.
LIVERPOOL EREADsTrFrs MARKET.
Floir dun and nominal. Wheat fat; corn stcaiy.
LIVERPOOL. PROVISION MAHgEr.
Beef quiet and nominal Pork worry dull. Bacon in
active Lard firm; aiiow dull at 39s s0s for Amer.
lean.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugar steady Coffee steady Rice quiet Ashes
qlic Mt 2ss Sd EOS per cwt tor pots and pearls Ro
sin quiet aud steady. spirits urponnc very dull Pc
trocum firm, at 3 Sd 3 Cd per gallon fr refined.
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heavy burden 70 bear On The contrary, Il IL assers1
that some Of his friends who have been active In d.
posing OF the possessed Of ample means and
able 70 furnish any bail required below half million o.
dollars.
ARRIVAL OF MAJOR GENERAL POPE
Major General John Pope, accompanied BY General
Smith and Colonel Morgan u his STAR arrived in Wash
instOn today General Pope il here by orders He has
received official notification Of change in bis com
mand and the object OF his coming s supposed 70 b
of consultation concerning the condition and nscss-
sites Of his military division.
GENKRAL HALLEcK's COMMAND.
General Halleck has been unofciay informed that 10
ia TO assume command Of the Military Division Of tho
Pacific the LIST Of August but Is still in the city await
ing nnal orders
GENERAL GRANTS WHEREABOUTS ON THE PoUErH.
General Grant expects 70 be in Albany the Fousth
and to return by the evening train to New York. All
ports Of his being at Gettysburg Saratoga esswhess
are unquestonably made without authority
THE FREEDMEN AT ARLINGTON.
A radical change Of has boon inaugurated In -
management Of the freedmen's village at Arlngtos
since the LIST Of May. Previous TO that time its
habtsnts were supplied at government expense with
WOOD clothing and rations, and allowed their
house rent free Since then they have been furnished
nothing and have been charged nominal rent for the
tenements Instead Of remaining source Of
penditure the village now affords small income.
lords THEATRE NOT PURCHASED BY THE YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
At meeting Of the Board Of Trustees for the purchase
Of Fords theatre held yesterday the following rcsou
ton passed
Resolved That this Board, appointed at the conven-
ton of the Young Mems Christian Associations at Phla
dephia at the suggestion of parties not resident in
Washington relying upon the co operation so cordially
promised them, entered into negotiations with Mr. Ford
and obtained formal refusal of the property until July
l. Their appeal to the public, so far as it has been
met with little encouragement that they do not feea
authorized TO close the bargain by making the first pay
ments. They, however do not relinquish the hope o.
securing at early day the requisite funds to erect
memorial building in the capital Of tho nation as the
most hitting testimonial OF the nations love for our mar
tyred President With this object firmly In mind We
will only return their subscriptions to those who may de-
sire IT,
Ford intends reopening his theatre q week hence.
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THE apr,r coxsr,,rr,os.,


The Prussan Chambers already stated in the
HERALD, closed June II.
The following Is summary OF the speech from the
Throne, which read by Herr Bismark The clearly
expressed intention OF the majority Of the Lower House
to place difficulties in tho way Of the ministry has proved
detrimental TO the material welfare Of the country.
BY rejecting tho Budget and the bills for the reorga
nizaton Of the army tho increase Of the Prussan feet
and the expenses OF tho with nnark the Chamber
Of Deputies has refused demands which the government
compelled To make The Chamber has adopted
utons which the government cannot carry out Instead
of the desired understanding having been arrived at
the session closed with tho impression OF mutual
estrangement. The government will continue to con
duct public affairs according TO the wants OF tho country
and will vigorously represent the interests OF Prussia
both ut home and abroad II hopes thai the day IL not
far distant when the nation. through M representative.
will express 10 tho King its approval and thanks for the
course which has been pursued-
His Majesty thanks The Upper House for the devotion
and fidelity il has again isp!aycd during tbs session
Herr Graboro, President OF the Lower House, said:
The speech from the throne compa ms that no under
standing has been arrived at but what the government
demanded was the submission OF the Chamber. The
efforts To tran form constitutional into absolute
policy and military State have reached the utmost limit,
bu. they will wreck pom the Loyalty Of the people 10
the constitution manifested by thrice clcc,ng s repre-
scntativcs The session has not been without results
Commercial treaties have been sanctioned and measures
for tho extension o. railways passed Let W. gather
nd the constitution and sovereign who hns 10
project H. In conclus on, the President proposed three
cheers for the King.
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NEwnUaG. July I, 1895.
I read In your valuable paper not long ago
count Of the death Of two persons who
ono hundred years old send you short account Of
person now living who will be ono hundred and fourteen
years old this coming oh OF August
Mr. Mccormick who lives about two miles south Of
Ncwburg, was born August Q, 1851, and Ia In tocr
ably good health His voice n very strong hearing good
but his eyesght Is worry poor His hs r Is not gray yet
He was married forty Ave. and had fourteen children
He has been very temperate In his life, and has
felt the want Of drink others do He generally salted
his food 10 such degree that but himself could
eat H. and strange 10 say he very seldom felt the
Of drink Hc did not commence 70 smoke until he
sixty Ave years old drank tea Coffee and milk
he greatly disiksd. He always worked hard went to
bed carly and got up cary He ives rcbe In I7os, and
was wounded in the lon leg His 10 tho qucs
ton what he thought moro than anything else caused
him 10 live long wAs Temperance, exercise, plain
food regular meals, regular hours In going u bed
and getting up. Any one, 70 SEQ him, would take him
N DO man Of about seventy. He sieeps well, and
enjoy good hsalth and NAV live sono tea xsars
more.
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EU r @ p E.
Arrival OF the America with
Three Days Later News.
The Result of the Canadian
Negotiations.
ANOTHER ALABAMA STORY.
The Cotton Famine q Blessing
I'm Disguise.
THE PANS PLOT.
Failure Of the Italian Negotia-
tions With the Pope.
SCENE IN THE PRUSSIAI CHAMBERS.
The Russian Emperor's Advice to
the Poles.
UApjn AnvANnC IN AMcplnAN ccnlipITjcc
&C.. &C.. &c.
The steamship America, with advices from Southamp-
ton to the 21st ult, reached here yesterday,
Steamship Belgian, from Quebec arrived at Liverpool
on the Goth.
Steamship City OF Baltimore, from New York arrived
The Cubnn Slave Trnde.

In the House Of Lords the 10Th ult Lord Brougham
inquired when the papers relating the slave trade
would be laid upon the table.
Earl Russell said the papers to which the noble and
learned lord referred were vouminous, and q
siderable time required for their preparation He
avaed himself of this opportunity to state that the
United States OF America during the last few years had
zeaously cooperated with this country in cndeavor
to put down this traffic The fitting of slave vessels
in American ports had been stopped altogether.
Lord Brougham wished to state that he had never
given his appreciation TO the slave holding and slave
mongering States of the South
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a telegram from 81 Petersburg or June II says:-A
Polish depuaon has Oh address of coincidence
tn tie Emperor account o. the death OF the Care
witch.
His Majesty in rcply said:--I willingly bcvc in the
sincerity OF your feelings and wish that they may be
shared by the majority OF the Polish people This would
be the best guarantee aga INST return Of the late
trials; Lc the medium Of TRANSMITTING % your misguided
co,intrymcn the words uttered my rrgt visit 10 War
saw n 1850 "Eo dreams Had they followed my adj
vice nany mis- ortrnes might have been avcftcd. My
lovo belongs equally 10 all my subjects whether Rus
SLAMS, Poo. i.vcrnans but will tolerate
the idea % separating the Kingdom or Poland from Rus
Ny successor rs worthy u q ccccd to tho throne
viii Govern according TO the same principles, and will
not tolerate what have not tolerated.
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Non.ArrivnI OF the China.

HAtIFAN, july " J.. M
There yet signs Of the steamship China, now
due at this port, with Liverpool dates Of the oath and
Queenstown Of the 25th ult thick fog prevails
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NOu-Arrivul OF the Morayfan.

FATHER POTyT, July 10 P. NJ
The steamship Moravian from Liverpool on the 22d,
via Londonderry on the 23d OF June, has not been
signaled off this point. Her dates two days later
than those by the America, at New York.
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BOSTON, July 2 1866.
Tho steamship Proponts, from Liverpool on the 18th,
via Queenstown 10Th ut with three hundred and four
teen passengers, arrived today.
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The storm In Philadclphta

During tho tremendous storm OF saturday evening the
stccpls OF tho German Reformed church on sixteenth
Green streets blew down, crushing IN The roofs Of
two adjoining houses whose occupants escaped un
injured Much damage done in other parts oil NE
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The Alabama Claims.

The P1trie Of June 10 publishes the following
Gonal and highly improbable announcement
The English Cabinet, in conformity with the opinion
of the legal advisers Of the Crown has decided refuse
tho claims Of the United States for compen
saon on account Of the dcprcdatons of the Confederate
cruisers.
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Arion society Sacngerbund will meet g
attend the Dramatic Festival at bellevue Gardens ~ -
O'CLOCK. July 4. at the usual place
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Buy Miller's Hair Dye; Best and Cheap.
est; toy IL Large 75c Sold by druggists pspos -
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statistic. OF Rock Island p Mar

Tho b1rracks were opened in November, 1883. The
lat the robe, prisoners confined there released On
H., I'D o. jane 1868 The following Is brief statemons
number of prisoners received and the disposition
Ta"l recciVcd 12,sis
Died ..........................1 96O
Enlisted IN the United States Navy l,083
Eul.sind IN the United States Army 1701
Released their akiug the oath. $3.50
Transferred To other prisons. .............. y
Escaped, Observation-Disclosures. 10
Exchanged. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3IZV
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THE SPANISH PLOT.
Failure Of the Italian Negotia-
tions With the Pope.
SCENE IN THE PRUSSIAH CHAMBERS.
The Russian Hmperor's Advice to
the Poles.


The steamship America, with advices from Southamp.
ton to the 21st ult, reached here yesterday,
Steamship Belgian from Quebec arrived at Liverpool
on the Goth.
Steamship City Of Baltimore from New York; arrived
of Brookhaven on the 21st
United States rgates Niagara and Sacramento arrived
at Queenstown on the goth.
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Cobb's Great Local story,
~ ORION THE GOLD BEArER.
READY IN THE LEDGER TO-DAY AT u o'0LoOG.
TIT. sre, tale Of city Life which We published The LED
GER Iss-nine year. sgo-hss been generally Inquired
for that We nasmuch We have ssscso
type plate. OF the numbers containing H. 70 ~
republication in the LEDGER thus week Mr. CoBB. ths
author popular previous W writing H. vistsd
In company Rev. Mr. Van Meter and other city nis
sonarc aboies of poverty and crime In this city
that had the great advantage OF having sbuudanss
OF facts TO draw upon preparing this narrative Of city Me-
The in..i.a. OF viii be given IN VIC number Of 10
LEDGER which viii DO published TO-DAY txoSDAyD =
IL O'Clock
ChcvsIier's Life for the Hair Rcsteres
sy sir to =. Origins. color atop. It's falling out sssg' S
ac..ss sold at the drug sisss; and 4 fs
cr,a.doro'. Hair Dye, P..e:srvss.vs
The dive applied ~ sSiIliul artists.
E. A. Brooks Boot and Shoe Empo..
rnm $40 shoe se,. , Sns ,ps
4 VIC L smith, for many years foreman in rulsoc
r hi ss sr srn Ss % and ws III ss
The sn, ,s,s .s -. saspsne. for sfsan SO
broadway
Fireworks, Flags, Lsnterns, Illumlc
nators all kinds Lowest prices al rOWNsENDs. NO -
Broadway
Flags, Flags. STAN, Balls, &~.-AM
Kinds :. HOMER GRAHAMs. Duane street. three doom
Of Brosdray
Flags, stan., Bslls, Eagles, &c., at g.
BESEDrcrs rs Duane street sir doors east q Broad
trovsr a bakers Highest PREMIUMS
Plastic aud ock stitch Sewing Machines 40 Br.e
way N. v
Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOwE, la. President, go Broadway, NE
Old Eyes Made New, without spssta.
e. doctor medicines Psmphc, mailed free on rscesps
X u. FOorE, N. d., L,s Broadway, New yort.
Smith, Martin d Co..
Bakers aud stock Commission Broker
n IN LOAN AGENTS
IN. awereo on hand ready for imme fiate
delivery liberal commissions allowed 70 parties pu chss
classes Of government securities purchased and TO
| sale.
| Trusses, Se.-Marsh Il Co.'S OLD, Bstas-
u.hsa r.s,ca cure Truss once stn ct No svsey ssrccA
| Lady attendant
wsucox Il Gibbs sewing Nsehins, B0e
| Broadway. ---.
wheeler n Wusoa, No. ess Broadway,
y.-LoQk ssusA hsw'as nsoAss en- suAAon Hon
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Address 10 SmOkers.-poi1nk u Son, meof-
sclnn G2 broadway Fourth street.
Pipes ami Cigar Holders at retail cut IN Order ooueo
mounted and repaired
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Tru.-.., se.-Msr.h 4 Co.'S Old nstas.
Lady attendant
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SPAIN.

THE VALENCIA CONSPIRACY.
The Madrid Correspond says-The Civil Guard or
munt0n two cannon and nincty-two shells. The gov
eminent have refused grant the request Of the late
CaptainGeneral of Valencia for inquiry into his
duct General Prim has gone to Caprera to visit General
Garibaldi
The TELEGRAPH Of Barcelona asserts that he has gone to
see his old friend, Omar Pasha.
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Adah Isancs Menlcn Welcomed Like q
Roman General.

IRON the London Times, June II
Having been for some time devoted to operate per-
formanccs hstlcys, through the versat lily OF Mr. r. 7.
Smith, now assumes a double character By the re-
vival of Mazcpra tho theatre becomes once more
equestrian but OF the Beggars' Opera IL still
PLAYED with Mr. W. Harrison and Miss Cotterc n the
Captain and Polly, IL does not altogether 10 bc
operate The reception Of Mis- Adrh Isadci 1enken, rho
returns from ssjt tour IN TIE thern pso-
rin,es apr, aches that pti,h Romon popuidcs ud
hars ded a rico-iovs general The celebrated gal
op up the three platforms produces enthusiasm which
exceed that Of last year. when, for the
first timc to perform feat on which
previously III, safety OF 'durliics" could alono be
risked and the crowd which i's every OF
the house shows that the love u hppodramatc art ia
as from n
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Howe Sewing Machine Company.@
ELIAS HOwE. ia. President go Broadway. M.
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The Emperor received Prince Napoleon on the 10th.

The Emperor received Prince Napoleon on the 18th.
The strike among the Paris carriage drivers continues
To add the confusion II u said that the walters at
the coffee and eating houses thinking offol0wng tho
example set them by the cabmen.
There IL, too, a partial strike among the washer
women, and some who left Off work are said 10 have
assaulted those who have remained constant TO the
washing tub.
In the Senate the 10th Baron Dupin spoke on the
question Of Strikes and said that tho work ngmcn took
advantage OF the law coalitions In q manner
much be regretted Tho should take the
matter into consideration, and, II unwilling TO abolish
this lava step he should strongly approvc-h would
perhaps be necessary to vote new penal law on the
subject which would certainly meet with support both
from the Senate and Corps Lcgslntf Baron Dupin was
frequently checred during the delivery OF his speech
Tho Portuguese Minister has delivered To the Emperor
the insignia Of the Grand Cross Of the Order Of st. James
OF the Sword
The Cars abide. Camp has RENTED letter TO the
Emperor Napoleon from the Gar together with the
sigma Of the Russian orders which have been conferred
upon the Prince Imperial. .. ..
The Emperor has already received on account Of his
Historic do Jules Cesar the sum Of forty thousand
francs. The whole amount which his Majesty would
have to receive II had not been already given away TO
other persons, would be six hundred and forty-two
thousand francs
The London Timer Paris correspondent ays:--The
great millonares beginning 10 calculate what guam
ty of cotton they will receive from America, and the
price They say that At present America has not
whether tho southern planters can hnd tho means oI
whether the negroes emancpated wi assist In the
cultivation of the land There h regular demand fo
cotton IT Hhvre and pfces arc hrm.
The cotton market " hArsesllss q becoming mort
brisk.
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Wheel: s.s s ss %: ~ s:ss ~
nscbine
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wsiieor q oibSs' sewing Nsshias, Sos
Broadway.
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Ch~vaIier's Life for the Hair Restereo
gray orgns color, stops its falling out kecps ne
Stands with other BAR
dressing sold drug aud At my oclce, No Id
Brosd~sy SARAH \. CHEVALlkR. ~ "
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usTD LOAN AGENTS -. !.
The different hand rcsdy f0r mme ftaee
delivery and liberal commissions allowed 70 parties pur nhs
css.a Of government. securities purchased ana 20
sale
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EImrs. sta Ne, BalIs, Eagles, &c., at &c
r. BENfDrCrs ~ Duane street sir doors east q Broad
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saith, Martin d Co.,
Bankers aud stock Commission Brokers
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvatave
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail. No Aston housA
Tn. dive applied hy skiIlfnl artists
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Fireworks, Flags, Lsnterns, Illumlc
n.tors all kinds Lowest prices at rowNsESD's. No -