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The Petition,

IHS i0ttUtON.
To the Hon. John Meredith, Judge of tie
Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond {:
The petition of James l.. Watson re-
spectfully showeth that on the l4th day OF
November last he was arrested upon the
charge Of having feloniously killed one
William Medley, freedman. On the 22d
day of the same month he was regularly
examined by an examining court and dis
charged, and is now illegally detained in
custody by Maior-General J. NJ. Schoield,
of the United States army, commanding at
Richmond, and assistant commissioner of
the Frecdmen's Bureau, who, disrcgarding
the petition Of your petitioner for his dis
charge, a copy of which is herewith filed
as part of this petition, has ordered him to
be tried before military commission, as
will appear by copy of his order, herewith
exhibited. A copy of the record of the ex-
amining court is herewith exhibited. Your
petitioner therefore prays that you will
award him the writ of hdbeaS corpus, di-
rected to the said Schotield, commanding
him to bring the body Of your petitioner
before you, and that you will discharge
him from imprisonment.
JAMES L. WATSON.
Subioined to this petition was a copy of
the petition made by DR.. Watson through
his counsel, and published by us several
days since.
The Writ.
Upon hearing the application, the Judge
awarded the following writ:
The Commonwealth Of Virginia to Major
General j. H. Schotield, Of the United
States Army, Commanding at Richmond
and Assistant Commissioner Of the Freed
mems Bureau, greeting:
We command you that the body of James
l.. Watson, detained by you, and under
your custody, as it is said, together with
the day and cause of his being taken and
detained, by whatsoever name he may be
called, you have before the Judge of our
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, at
the State capitol, in the said city, at z
O'Clock p. NJ, to do, submit to, and receive
all and singular those things which shall
then and there be considered of him in
his behalf, and have then this writ. Wit
ness: Benjamin Pollard, clerk of our said
court, the 18th day Of December, 1866,
and in the ninety-first year of the CON-
monwealth. BENJAMIN POLLARD.
A copy-Teste
George L. Christian, D. @.
General Schofelds Reply to the Writ.
Atexactly 2 o'clock General Schodeld
made the following return, refusing to
obey the writ
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT PoToAAC,
BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN,
AND ABANDONED LANDS,
RICHMOND, VA, December l9, 1866. J
To the Honorable Circuit Court of the City oJ
Richmond, in session, Va.:
| have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt, through the hands of James Lyons
ESQ.,, of the writ of your honorable court
dated at the city of Richmond this 10th O.
December, 1866, commanding me to have
the body of James L. Watson, now under
my custody, before the Judge of your
honorable court on to-day at 2 o'clock T
NJ, together with the cause Of his being
taken and detained. To which ! have the
honor to respectfully answer as follows, tt
wit: NJ .s
James L. Watson was arrested by my
order on the - day of December, In
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRIES.

TALBOTT q BROTHER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, GklST MlLLs
HYDRAULIC PRESSES. So,
are again in business, corner Cary aud Seven.
teentR streets, and are prepared to furnish
HICKsS PATENT ENGINE, the greatest thing
now ont. Also, our improved OSClLLATING EN !,
CINE something very simple and any other kind
OF ENGINE required. All persons wishing TO buy
will do well TO call and see them before Purchas-
,ng aIsawhare au 2s-ly
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[MPoRTANT TO MANUFACTU-

MPORTANT Il TO MANUFACIU-
J. RERS OF ToBACCo.-Ws are manqfas;ug,inngg q ,,ngg
our new, improved, patented MACHINERY FOX
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO, and invite all who
may want machinery for this purpose to call and
examine II before purchasing We believe II only
needs to be seen to be universally adopted rms
machinery can be seen in operation a. Messrs
OreAnor i Winne's tobacco factory, on twentieth
street between Main and Franklin. We Will take
pleasure in explaining ii to all who will call at
our Iyorks corner Of Cary and Seventeenth streets.
mo- zslm TALBOT 4 BROTHER.
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Brcvet Major General United States Army
fnd Assistant Commissioner.

Which return being seen and inspected,
the court not being advised of its judg-
ment to be given in the premises, time was
taken to consider thereof.
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ITO! FOR CHRISTMAS!!
S. B. DRINKARD & CO.,

EROM EUROPE DIRECTS casks
II PINTS and QUARTS
EDWARD & GEORGE HIBBERT'S
LONDON BROWN STOUT,
on consignment, and for sale by
Office over National Exchange Bank.
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LINE WINES.-Fifty cases CHAM
Il PAGNE, very fine;
quarter casks very tine PALE and BROWN
SHERRY,
sonarter casks MADEIRA, for cooking. For
sale by GEORGE |. HERRING Co,
de li-st corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
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Chateau Rsuaud, y no should have been but almost all
the ladies, excepting Mrs Rvn-s A. Emeke Do fespArrs
ana I'M Iyreii, a. the mother O, The twis brotbers
sene not isr above mcdiocrsy Mr.. Nd pa placed
tho 10y upon the stage with commendabe perio Ssn ana
with tho usual effects and succeeded In rendering q at
Iacive 10 all Who arc fond Of bcaux miraculous tran
formations and tho like In tho third act where Fabien
encounters with the guard and kills Chateau
Remand, the antagonist and murderer q Louis Miss
Western displayed considerable skill In the use Of tbs
foil and was we'll opposed by Mr. Herne The excla-
nation Of Faben at the close Of the combat weep no,
for me- my brother shall not sbove,r was the
Iimax which elected the hearties Communications OF
II audience. People who have a fancy for the marvel
ous Sand those who believe In predest nation annes
mi <rualistic manifestations will ind In tho Corscan
rother> matter suited 10 their tastes II will played
,very ave ng this week. and Saturday afternoon the
,Isvs satau In Paris and Jenny Lind will be repro
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nAaxARp.

Sus OFFICIAL 0UiLLorisa IN 0FKRArT0N-Rkh0v-
AIS AND Arroisrnssrs-THE DEATH OF LIsu-
TENANT GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT.
some days ago rumor gave currency the report thas
Anch dissasfac,on had beon Expressed In wa.hnstsa
n Collector smythss tArdlnsss In removing "dLsieys"
On c-holdors True untrue this statement wss gess-
rally CREDITED and spoculAions were mAis a. TO the
CASA Of the delay Yesterday so-sp on tho subject wss
cut al or by the erection Of the official guone and the
spso q dscaptation OF sundry radical Once holders 10
the Cs tom House. Alexander Mcleod. a deputy oca.
ioctor 81 the seventh DIVISION was removed Mr. r. a
Masou . citizen Of the Ninth ward a warm friend ana
eueypstc supporter OF Congressman Raymond being a.
pointed In oil tho vacancy. Tho oricia whose an.
po,pmcut II ID believed, procured by tho influence
Of his poit a patron, formerly sorckeepcr Ia the
department. nd removed by Er-Collector Draper
Among the a hor changes those caused by ap
poinSnent Of y Of Senator Doote. of Wisoonsia.
who has been made storckceper and tho ressus,on Of
Messrs Barry nd Cncn cashiers In the finance depart
ment By N choice Of Messrs Broome and North 70
occupy tho placs thus vacated Mr. Broome, who pro-
vlons promodon wan an ordor oork In ths No, enth
division, found q s9ccesor 10 Mr. Rudolph hummer.
Thus brought 70 end yesterdays active opors-
tons
II IL understood that arrangements arc being made 70
closc the Custom House Friday, whom Licutoua nj
Geherai SCOTS ob-ques vii take place Tho clearance
department wilt however bo open carly In tho morning.
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The New York sportsmen's Convention.
THREE SHOOTING MATCHES YEsrxHpAv, WIN
RlvLEs AND RECONSIDERATION STILL
ARRIVING. -

ruHyg SHOOTING MATCHES YESTERDAY. vim
RIvLEs AND risroLs-DxiEoArtoss STILL
PlLsrr,, n Y, May 10, 1881
Delegates arrived hero this morning froy The Genial
City Sporting Club Of Syracuse Cohoes -por'ing cab
Albany, and wesiehestsr Sporting Ciab, aud large
number more are expected by ,he night and morning
trains from New York aud other Places ASH ia the
town Is crowded With Sportsmen. The programme 70
dav vas uaugurasd AT ton A NJ the Ialr sfDnnfs.
srrs number d spectators being present Tho n.i match
wa rins shooting hundred yards ton shota, o@n
sights For The two valuable prizes onnrea Their wefe
eight competitors The morning. thoogh nns, ~.s
hardly favorable for accurate shooting "a very high
wni prevailed that caused the balls not unffequenuy %
tho sk Of each competitor was Pot fully % .he issl
A y Cor Of Monroe comfy, Y. W Dnfe, Of The Geo
aa, ~. on v' aso,sr Closely The r o. lssr ssa,s
non finally tho nrsi pre- BY score ~ any ns
inches and Dure msda good second with a Soofs o.
ror the pistol shooting ,su shots al ,ssniy PAGES
there but three conissiAntt al ~ me sAsAa tsa
Clab The reputation u this club fof shooting bad ne
e~ct Of deisrring others from getng The .hcony
IN this mach vs scarcely a. good A. vas etp.cisi,
NJ wnnsr winning with a vow = tssnv ABi ures-
fourtia aId " Pool making second With thirty foSf
sin.,s tr.p shooting Al ten birds each siIiy ywss.
greatest interest dnrns the day. The math ~s sssn
% Ana ,Lo r q. Ger. offered y ss y,s.s.s, q ",
Insrssnes eessred tho hss, es, . ov.s a,s .a..nd
birds bad bssn procured there -ss ~ probability y usr'
birds Tying veil gaze the nsrs<rnsn pisniy 70 % "a
tbe afternoon rsined bssvily Dai, ma Va - fsrfc
BY ihs slecna from me spo', the st.msn e9n,'ns.S
| rrins gu dark, by Witch time Al bad 81 ufo9sh
The shooting tcing thronshoui trs, class A. M
| eiose o. Tho ms1h the following gsnrsne'
were found 20 have killed al their birdk II q
| Giepn u syrsru.e, \ ~ wnset. ~ sas.a tas. A
1 Esilosz ~ Rochester, y. A. Ai~r. u lropfel1oi,
! rbsy sill sioo' Assin v nouo~ n.rnhf iw W ~
| prse ubsn the following uho eAfh tuef ~ b- ei
birds q % riil comp<,e for The sscoDd IA hyfrspn
gsnssss. u ~ sors. A ws'son, Tas- .as y
| HIATT u Rochester y Croka and iAihf.T. .
| Utica. o. J. Msrrh, n Ns~el and " " tobb, ~ bsi
| f.lo ard v Trsar, of Albany. "A oil be~ ssossns'
a.. e,eolleut .b0,f The rnai decision oil ~ ffrsh
arrive at ard ~i,h The ~ o>stns snd sAis u.p t~"'
| lnx oil - ~ mgch - igns " uspfrv-
| Nv e.<h vxln largo NUMBER srriflDs bert sAa
the village Of Pnlmyr. oba u uis pfpiitsh an ~
| L.aUtfq7,y s,nsiSd a tbs Ai4ts \. are oefsa " stSp
| thatr Wat thorpixhty
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rRoCEEDisGs IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Al Che special term OF the Superior Court yesterday
mofnng suitable notice was taken Of the demise Of
Isu,suant General winfield Scott After The transaction
n some little routine business cxJudge Dean aose and
addressed Judge MoneI the presiding Justice subsan
.v a, foIlowsIt IL almost unnecessary for me 70 an
kounee may n please the Court what u already known
from the Atlantic 70 the PAchcthc death
n thai ustrious and soldier Lieutenant uon
Kr. winfield scott The Gags at bafmast and inc pres
81 the country have proclaimed the melancholy
ovent far and wide I do not rise, your Honor,
hr the purpose OF pronouncng euiogy on
hst srcat man HIS history may be said 70 % thsi c'
his country for the last half century, Tor during We
6holc Of chat per Tod he has been Identified closely Win
i both politically and in a military point OF yisv de
bas been In the service OF the country since The q
Xsl2 and while many have been said 70 been
ilures he certainly has been very sne-ssfa and Ne
nay say this In rcspect 20 biz deu that have one
ho has m.ae the greatest r..r,ary march 90 record
vT ners Sherman ~ al the place Of The iilustrt
- asps,'ss In co. cfslon, ma please tpe LEFT
.ss = .1s cot do 5S adjourn, q mark Of re-
r., ~ 80 ory, and that suitable Entry OF the
u by the clerk the records
~ --ce, one Of the Assistant United STATES Dstic'
--sorncys, seconded the motion.
4 Jndse Mcneil observed that the community had not
e>n unr epered for the OF the death u
Yeoern scott He has been of the grcster rnsn 81
NE country, and In many respects might be rxnrted
pne OF Toe xrrstss men ~ the nineteenth century. II.
pudge honeIl regarded ~ hghly proper tsi ever,
tAsx of rs~pect pc~ibss should be paid " Tho smori
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Cfneinnsti Raess-Thtrd Day.
Bucxvx Gus srsso hssrro, Nay So-Cab purss
S7o0 best thros Ia Ave- free for oil ases
Mr. Grouse entered b. c. Revolver, BY Rsvs
nue., dam Balloon, 4 years old. ........... l l
J n Clay entered b. 9. G,iroy, By Lsxing
Ton, dam Magnolia, years old. $780,. 1 . .
Thos Buford entered b. C. Luxembourg, BY
Revenue, dam by Lexington, 4 years old.
limo. I .<s4-i:Ak-l 0k-i eok
Tho second milo OF tho above rnes u the sams time
thai was made by Msmmona which the fastest mile on
record with Northern weights up Gilroy was the fav
orte be fore tho start The was very Close and en
citing from beginning 70 end Tho track was very favor
able Tor fast time. Tho attendance was large.
sAxE DAr.--Olub purso Of $780, two mile dash, Tor all
ages
Zeb Ward entered b. G. Bus- chail -das, by Lexington,
data Lucy Fowler. years old. ...................
Leonard h Smith entered Oh. b. Rngmastcr, BY Hing.
gold dam Minnie Mansfield, 8 Year, Old. ......... Q
@ Rice entered a. e. Nike Edwards, by Cracker, Aeed.
Mr. Armstrong entered b. q by Hempland. ..........
Time-3s2L
Rngmaster was tho fsyorits Bus cha das selling for
$50 IL 5000 pools
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Tn. National DANE.

e...p s.,cH Ar srpsOnO. l.. q, sETSrss rrr
ATLANTIC % nnoOsLrr Aso rHs "asfAH1 COT
LsoE % sosros.
r,..s famous bal ciabs plsysd . CANS ysstsss.r
sfsrpsou q rBs captosas srosnaa, becstys, n ~
p,.pses a tgsi nrse ,bosssns rps-t&v,. n,isi Al.
many isflss Asr gessr.ny ssp.cs/. shs ehAnf "a
lnantics e.rs % ~ 'ietDrs-tbs .sm v<sl ~ ths
AuAnsic sss.s ffts~n % The yoayt oassn~ lsasa a
iniarrs, sssn w mls ecp'ess psycabay . me- "a
80 rbo wsa oonppss Ne trtr ats n ~ lus1ue -
s~gs<ub.r me sAiasiea y lsrsafa strosasgsf th-
Ailsnsss 90 Dotton coenfn1 t-sfs r~ssa sbo-ins "a
favor u u- Ausnuo ~ ~ sre a fny al W .. sntI
too "a, osrnmsre~a a ~ .r,er srss olsE -. A.
snue ,ssiBs NE nrt ~ .Asgs, fx vspa py 0~f~1 "'
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Thsatrtcal.


MSS uNLys vHsrEss AT rEs rrohp~Ar
Tue dramatic rorNnos In four sc,s add sboat dcfsn
,.s,..ur. rejoicing In The sppss;ion Of ne cors'c'n
p,o,b.r. and which has he'd The s,Ass fsE sons year
yvr., from iis s,ns mechanical ss.e'' sIs psfsons
,,....,assva scene. s lack o. ~ tbs clements %
o. p,.y ia general ~'' proanosd ~ A. oe'rs' rooa.
!. -. ~ .dw.y theatre, ~, evening" Nth No iis'n
wen and sr J. A. Hscrs IN ths rtins'fsi eh.sses -
no., e by N. entire .soex conFsay Do N.ss ~
Nv an. tin De- Fr.n,hi FsDiss sff Joas. " =
s.,,,, ~ ths lsfse aus-nos io5kiEg ass sgps< 'ns
- ,n.nlg re a. wsu any lsfr ooala hos ~ - -
~. so.s olsns rart sts La IN sof t-sts 30 ms3 :.
With n'isti. 49, ~ Iesl- y "" ~ -'rT-'
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oov.rno. F..ssn 90 Hone :,

Ills Etceilency Governor Fentou arrived home M
evening and Wa siyen a public reception. Cannon ana
nre sorss greeted bis arrival, anf b. sm esfted u,n
u.le 70 Joues Hall who're he spoke a. lerg'h on state
arf national TOPICS " crowded house We said biz ON
cIa policy rad been shaped In ,sw o. The seAiss soca
10 ts greatest number aud 10 favor 81 reen anu
economy. On naiIenal pol'A0e ne sS opnoinsDsy ~
~ s,ks strongly IN favor q sscur1g oqua rights W
81 mon b@fors hs lac - eKactlns srcariy iof We m
thuik fosnre by srch we're er-chlai .na -
..rssd ind ~ would -, unite trf. ps~~bes sna
!. ,.erv rian OF r. ouf rustou The r~cnp,ion su1
snsor~uei Of the Governor sEisassssse ADD hsa'
"a.
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Friday June l. the day Of the funeral or on tbs day
8i'er INC fecoiIt OF tbs order, sequent thereto
GIDEON wELLEs, Secretary Of Navy
oRDEs or -HE SECRETARY OF rHx TREASURY.
ghe Secretary Of Tho Treasury has issued the follow
ing:--
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May 90, 1s68
The fubers Of Lieutenant General Winfield Scott hav-
ing been arranged 10 tke place Friday tlS lst day
OF June prosso, che Custom Houses Of the United
States are By order OF the President. directed to be
closed that day mark OF respect for the ny
OF the deceased The s Il all cutters will DO
placed at half mast.
H. McCunocn, Secretary Of the Treasury.
In respect the memory Of the late Lieutenant Con
Scott the national coio were displayed II hafmast
day tho Capitol and the several executive depart
ments.
The Death Of General Scott In Buffalo.
BUyvAIo, May 30, 1865
Tho flags thror ghout the city half for the
death OF General Scott The Board OF Trade their
meeting to-day passed. resolutions Of respect 70 his
memory.
Action OF the Massachusetts Legislature.
BoeroN, May 80 1899.
Resolutions unanimously passed tho Massachusetts,
Senate and House day regreng the death OF General
sco. and warmly eulogistc Of his fo and eminent pub
lie sUrvicel
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Several officers Of the First division, National Guard
called on the General Commanding yesterday morning. To
tender their services form which he might direct
with regard their taking part In the obseques Of Gen
era Scott all OF whom desrous OF doing 60. 1t will
be seen by tho order subjoned that they are invited to
;se funeral At West Point ON Friday at one p. N.
GENERAL oRDERs-No. O.
HEADQUARTERS frns1 pvis,os, N O. g, is.sY,l
The Major General to the division the decease
sfull of honors and Of years. 10 enter into his rest
Loved honored and lamencd he has closed his noblo
career leaving his bright example, his uDsuled fame his
glorious memory treasured legacy 70 the country that do
The oacers OF the division are invited to attend his funeral
vt West Point Friday next the LIST Of june At Y. NJ,
Of Of '''' Major General CHARLES W. sXkDF0RD
W. b. BEND. Major and A. d. @.
SPECIAL ORDERING. g.
HEADQUARTERS. FIRsI BRIGADE. y. q. MI
The foregoing general order I. hereby promulgated The
Officers o. this brigade are invited 70 attend tho funeral "
Brigadier General O. b. sPIcER.
j. VAN NET Major and Acting Brigade Inspector.
SPECIAL oRDER-xo H.
HEADQUARTERS 9TH kxoinnnf. n. O.. ~
NEW YORK, May 50, 1876
In accordance with brigade orders the officers OF this res
men requested 70 attend the Of Lieutenant Gen.
eral Scott al West Point Friday merit Juno at one
O'Clock ~ In full uniform sRS the usual rag q mourn
GEO. w. wARINo, Adjutant
Il Is understood that other militia corps will take SINH
lar action upon this occasion.
General Ruggles Adjutant General OF the Department
OF the East telegraphed TO General Cuum commanding
at West Point and rendering the services Of such force
might be deemed necessary In paying the last honors 70
the remains Of Lieutenant General Scott at West Point
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against for the Harvard In tho Innings how.
ever the Atantcs made eight. and being followed W
by two skunks for the students Il at once showed the
winning hand day they VIII play the Eureka Out,
at the Cspltoine. We give the score Of yesterdays
play
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persoual luaelIiaoupe.

General Santa Anna sn remains at the residence 81
Mr.. Baix at ElI1Abcthpor,. J. Ito IL in eKcclisst
health and spirit HIS commissioners W washns-
tor have returned On Tuesday last furnished house
vaa hired for him fifth Tue General viii
occupy II IN = fow days
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OF the distinguished departed He therefore ordered the
court To stand adjourned until eleven O'Clock this morn
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rarsf@ 80 na.1tansi .rtD<s 81 80 hsfa = -.
rtaftyrs esAf eys ~AtrA blas - faf.f ~ =
H4sslits bsft A. lo4a has rss4 hAAstN1
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ths fsasff A. osntaias q d. Tftlss " ~ - -
sai.ss 1ainit , ~tl,h = s'lpss,s ~ 80 y. -
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Ob.equies or the Late bishop Bsrs-.s.

UARDsER, 10 Nay 70, Tvs.
The funeral ceremonies the remains Of tho late
Bshop Burgess took place this afternoon al Chnss
church Bishop Clark. Of Rhode Island, delivered a.
appropriate address The attendance of tho Clergy an6
laiy large Several bishops of dioccscs IN oshsg
States were present IN. stores generally csse1
and hoisssd half mast In token II respect 10 the
deceased
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Th.i approved gn,p,,s ""os i; q ,, 49,
e-tss S~e,lsss 70. sUFLAA ha
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A.-Lyon's Insect Powder-For EHess.
mnsng Roache. Ants and y-rmin aud preserving Iusy
and Clothins from moths Tho original and genuine y
signed Il. Lyon All others 81. Imitation. Iahe 10 49,
Powder but Lyons. bof by all druEgses ans W
A Al
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-. ~ efls1rsJ
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survsy 90 . rusrss the Wnsts vrsiA 90
A. gsslss 10 Gsnf 1880 si..-s So Chlisssss use
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oo,r.,s.. Italian M.disstsd soap csrss
r.s gr-ss-. xssh. rlssgss, yis.h ..sms hfsSg';; -
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