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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

Executive APPoISrMESrs.-The Governor
has appointed Philip ~. Hoyne, ESD, COM
missioner of deeds for Virginia III the State OF
Illinois.
Mr.. samuel &. Redd has been appointed 4
notary public for the county of Hanover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

The LADIES FAvoKITg DRgssaAKER, Mrs. H.
A. sTAIAgs. having removed 10 20 Fourth
street, Of Main, near residence OF Z. w.
Purcell, would be glad TO soc her customers
Latest styles dress patterns just received. No. y,
corner OF Slain and Fourth streets. TuTh&a3tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

WANTED, fifty smart boys to soil the beat NUN :
ber OF the Sonihern Dptnton ever issued. con :
tanning Interesting editorials, letters from MONT
cello, University, and Charlottesville, war anec-
dotes, and other excellent reading.
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Gairllmond Iispatrt.
5, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH " IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY
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DIssOLUTI0N OF PARTNERS ZIP

NISSOLUTIONO OF PARTN ERS IT.
- LSE i PE:k.-Te have this day dissolved
tn. partnersh p heretofore existing between us y.
the commission business. CUR books, papers, ana
accounts hav, been placed In The hands oi oe,. W.
raj J. D. lmboden. our attorney 10 eoitest 80, ~
uediately what Is owing To Us, ana app'Sc =.
paymeLt Of tho debt, Of the concern. 80 On
attorney is authorized 10 use inc hta , III s.t,I
settling with debtors and etea''oS N Iss
ments WILL be made -" 1'a H. II. PECK.
,,r "A 1851 oc l-ll.
ArOTICE.-All persons incepteu 20 Lee
n < Peek are required 10 maks immfds,o I'M ,hi. pay,
- 90 nit. " Al Do instituted Tor the recovery
h.e "a ''.1sv th.y owe al creditor, OF tho con-
81 'Hs .r. lestsi 10 furnish mo xt once state.
,nan, Of tneir aims as shall distribute amonS-t
r.aiinr. yrO rata instalmenls OF twenty per
aot oH hair Claims IS !sst ss funds are realized
for suca dlyioenis -,
will be In my once daily from Ill oe!oe2
when not engage IN court
j. d. lMBODES, Attorney a. Law.
ocl-lC. corner Main aud Thirtsenth sasets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

VIsIroR TO THE MILITARY ISsTIrUrg.-Mr.
Charles Bekem having declined, Mr William
Skecn, of Allegheny, has been appointed
Visitor to the Virginia Military Institute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

BASEBALL CLuB.-A new club, composed Of
young men between sixteen aud eighteen years
of age, has been organized under the name of
Hope. j. l.. Wells. president: q. Il. Davis,
vice president G.. w. Fellow, treasurer; +.
ID. Saunders, secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

BANK OFFlCEEs, Book. KEEPERS, and others,
will hnd very large assortment Of gold pens at
GEoAG2 l.. BILHooD,, No. 1915 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

MAYORS CoURr-NAYOX MAYO PRESIDING
FRIDAY NoKSISG.-The continued case Of
Anna Carter, colorcd, charged with throwing
stones at Mr. j. Jacobs and breaiiuga pitcher
over his head was first called. Anna was
committed in default OF security for her good
behavior.
Dick, small darky, charged with stealing 4
cloth coat and 4 PAIR Of pantLloOns from John
Biuford. coiurcd, VAS sent on tor trial.
John Cruinlcy, dirty white boy, from
Cha rI-ston. ). c., charged with breaking into
4 window and entering the foundry OF Boyle
& Gamble on Thursday night, vas sent 10 the
chain gang.
PoScy Drew, mulatto, charged with as
saultiug and beating Kitty Hal colored, was
required 10 give security IN the sum OF 800
for his good behavior.
j. c. Tyler, I dealer in Junk was arrairned on
the com plant OF J. K. Anderson < Co, Of the
Tredegar Iron Works, charging him with the
larceny Of Il lot Of iron, valued ~ SIXTY dol
lars, The property Of the North Carolina rail
road. Tyier's counsel held that the identity
OF the iron was not established, but no VII
neSses FOR the defence we're brought forward.
Tyler was rclnaudtd for trial, and bail re-
fused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS.-ThlS court
will convene on Tuesday next, the sth instant,
and not on the 9th, rs has been announced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

BEFORE JUSTICE NErTLEs.-.1o oel Claytor, Of
H.nrico connty, was arrested yesterday by
Constable Robbins, charged with trespassinS
upou the stock OF John ScElattcn. After 4
fin examination before Justice Ecttlrs, G.
" Thomas representing the prisoner, he Was
f,t,It t-al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE On and after Non e
dav there Will be only one Passenger train on
the Richmond and Danvlle railroad, leaving
6aily nj :. Is 4 NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

Nor FISED.-West Y Andrews, the enter
prlsing young Main street grOCsrS, inform US
that they We're not lined, rs our reporter
stated day or two since /: was not nuc.s.
rel from which the offensive odor arose, bu.
damp matches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-05

The TRIAL OF Mn. DtvIs.--From I; remark
Of th, United States District Attorney in The
Circuit Court yesterday IL may be stated with
certainty that il is now the intention of the
Government 10 bring Mr.. DAVIS 10 trial early
in the November term Of that court. The re-
mari. 10 which we alude was made TO Judge
Underwood III open court.
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OcrosgR4.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-OCToBZK5 s, 1857.
9Cn T!sss.......... o.li noon bet''' -
sun rgst........ ID High tide, 4. M. 10 ]
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We have received i copy OF Soutasri Society,
the new Baltimore weekly, from Turner, the
news man just above us.
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Insurance Companies.
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spol9ca.!o:ls may ba made 20 bfchibsld Boiling
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Trndo with the South.

The New York Journa ! Of Commerce of late
date, publishes tho following striking statement in
reference to the present condition Of the shipping
lines from that port to the Southern cities,
STATE OF Few kno anything about the
condition Of the Southern shipping business, md
one sufficient reason is that no such thing exists
formerly leaving this port on regular sailing days
for New Orleans, Galveston, &c., arc now extinct.
There was the old "Old Holmes Line" for exam
po, which before the war employed constantly from
eight to dozen ships, at least one vessel leaving
New York every Monday morning Ter New Orleans,
laden with valuable cargo OF silks, cloths and
other merchandise.
The value of single cargoes rarely fell below
$3.50, 700. The great change which has taken
place appears from the fact that since the opening
Of Southern ports the entire number Of ships i :
patched to New Orleans by the proprictors Of that
line ia six The story told about all other ports be-
yond Baltimore differs little from this except in
Details Only a few struggling vessels are occa-
sionally announced as ION the berth" and these
arc, in almost every instance, dispatched by bro
kers--a class of men unknown to the trade in more
prosperous days.
Very different impressions in regard to this bust
ness arc entertained in some quarters. especially
among people iii the country, Who heard Of The
splendid gains realized by chartering steamers in
til, next few months succeeding the suspension of
host.lites. But there is nothing Of this sort now.
AS O. rule tho steam lines to Southern ports are
profiess concerns. Not long ago, q couple of fine
s82 COO were put up for sale, and the best Offering
was S32 1000 and s2S, 900 respectively. Tho fact is
the South is utterly prostrate, politically aud
mercially, and it will take some time, under the
most favorable circumstances, before there will be
return Of even semblance of the old prosperity
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GEN. LoNGsTREEr ON THE SITUATION

The New Orleans Times, of the 10th, contains o
letter from General LoNasTREET on the present
condition of political affairs. Without any further
comment we.let the General-a glorious old soldier
he was too--speak for himself:
New ORLEANS, La, March IS, 1907.
To The Editor Of the Ne,o Orleans Times.
DEAR S1R: In your paper Of yesterday you have
expressed desire to hear tho views of several
country. T. find my name mentioned upon your
list, and proceed without hesitation to respond.
AS I have never applied myself to politics,
cannot claim to speak to the wise statesmen of the
country who are deyoting their energies to the 80
luton Of the peoblcm which agitates the public
mind. I can only speak tho plain, honest convic-
tions Of u soldier.
It can hardly be necessary, at this late day, to
enter into discussion Of the matter that is usually
brought up in arguing upon the proposed plan for
reconstructing the Government. Indeed, think
that many Of them are not pertinent to the ques-
tion.
The striking feature, and the one that our peo--
pie should keep in view, is TINT we are conquered
people, Recognizing this fact fairly and squarely,
there is but one course left for wise men to pur-
sue. Accopt the terms that are offered us by the
conqnerorsI There can be no discredit to a con-
quere6 people for accepting the conditions offered
by thor conquerors. Nor is there any occasion
honest, and hope that might say, a creditable
fight, but we have lost Let us come forward,
then, and accept the ends involved in the struggle.
Our people earnestly desire that the constitu-
tional Government shall be reestablished, and the
only means to accomplish this is to comply with
the requirement. ts OF the recent Congressional leg
islation.
Il is said by some that Congress will not receive
us even after we have complied with their condi-
tions. But can find no sufficient reason for en-
&orto irip thia rrnrOaiti0n fOr a. mOmanf
not admit that the Representative men of q great
nation could make such pledge in bad falth.
Admitting, however, that thore is such a mental
reservation, can tlat be any excuse for us in fali
ing to discharge our duty Let us accept th4
terms as we are in duty bound to do and if ther8
is n lack OF good firth, let it be upon others.
am, very respectfully, your most obedient scr3
want, JAMES LONGSJREEI.
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THAT LETTER OF REsIaNAT1oN.-In the debate
in the United States Senate on tho reference of
the credentials of Mr.. Thomas, Senator elect from
tue fact was aTa haa ppGn by hGs9 @
as Secretary of the Treasury in Mr.. Buchanans
Cabinet in a letter which thoy chose to regard as
disloyal. Tho following is the extract on which
this protenco is grounded:
ut has not been in my power, as you are aware,
to agree with you and majority Of your constitu-
tionai til m advisers in the measures which have been
adopted in reference to the present condition Of
things in South Carolina nor do think it at all
probable that shall be able to concur in the views
touching the authority under eNsting laws to en-
force the collection Of the customs at the port Of
Charleston"
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Our Military Commanders.

Washington correspondent writes the fol-
lowing
Ehe President his resignation as Brigadier Gene
ral Of the regular army. The commu. ication was
sent to General Grant, who endorsed his recon-
mendation Of acceptance thereon, but, before
further action was taken by the Executive, the
latter received letter from Bishop Rosecrans the
brother Of General Rosecrans, asking that final
action on the letter Of resignation be suspended.
In the meantime the entire New York Congress
sional delegation have united in petition to the
President asking that in case General Rosecrans'
resignation shall be accepted, General Sckles be
appointed Brigadier General in the regular army.
This is urged upon the merits Of the case, and IN
addition, because New York has had no officer of
the rank OF Generalin in the regular army. Should
tho resignation OF General Rosecrans' be accepted,
there is no doubt that the appointment Of General
Sicklcs will be made.
The Toledo (Ohio) Blade pays the following
compliment to Gen. ScoT:
We learn that at joint meeting Of the Councils
Of the Union League OF Charleston, s. o., the fol-
lowing resolution complimenting Gen. r. z. Scott,
Of Napoleon, was unanimously adopted:
ResoIved, That the respective Councils OF the
Union League Of America here assembled, do petit
ton the Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War,
to retain Brevet Major General r. Z. Scott as AS
sistant Commissioner Of South Carolina, and that
to the whole community.
The resolution, attested by the officers Of the
Joint meeting together with petition for the re-
tention of General Scott, forwarded to the War
Department.. This is compliment the General
may well feel proud Of, and is sufficient proof to
This many friends thai he stands firmly upon the
Congressional platform Of Reconstruction.
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Hr BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-OHEVALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gr,y hair tc
its original color and youthful beauty t,npar's life and
strength to the weakest hair stops its falling out at
once; Keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as hal
dressing Sold b. all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my oiice, No. 112s Broadway New
York. SARAH A. CHEVAL1ER, III. u.
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aa. THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY-HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
man powers, and create impedimsnts to MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief Sent IN sealed letter en-
velopes free Of charge. Address Dr. J. sKHLN
HOUGHToN, Howard Association, Phisdelphla, Pa.
:Jsnuary Is - - . 'z.=t-="a - 3rno
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HT ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFrCIAL HUI
MAN EYES nlado to order and inserted by Drs F.
BAUcH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
RomsoNNEAu, OF Pars,, No. 500 Broadway, NeW York.
Arpil IL lyr
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Mr.. L. ". Jeromes private theatre in New York
is occupied just now by the ladies OF the Soutncrn
Relief Association, who arc giving series of
te1,r entertainments for the benefit of it's funds.
About $4,000 have already been received from this
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New York Market.
NOON DISPATCH.

New YORK, March 2s.-stock market steady;
Eve-rwenties, Of '62, Coupons, 81; Virginia m q.
Exchange, so days, Ct; at Sight 81; money %
cent. Gold 1874.
Flour 5alO cents better. Wheat 1a2 cents better.
Corn quiet and steady. Pork dull; new mess
quiet. Barley steady. Peas steady. Cotton quiet
at 304a4 for middling uplands. Freights dull.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton is very firm under light receipts-sales of
1900 bales at 504aS1 cents. Flour 6a10 cents bet
ter-state superine s9.85a$10.75: Corn 1a2 cents
better-Western mixed s1.17as1.19. Pork quiet.
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@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judicial) District at the next election.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-25

Har THE LAYING OF TILE CORNER STONE
Of the MISSION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCE tColored),
In of erection in George street. between King
and st. Philips streets, will take place This 4onda "
ternoo as instant at three oclockweather permitting.
We invite representation of all denominations, with
cut distinction Of race, color or condition.
An address will be delivered by pastor E. kDA11s
Several lergymen Of other denominations win take part
in the services.
collection will be taken the grounds to assist in
paying for the Church lot. u Mach rs
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ELDER II BROWN,

~ MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT
EES of the celebrated COMBINATION
EyA~s> CRADLE AND BABY TENDER, Pro-
BXFS& telling Horses. and all kinds OF Rock
%NbF ing Horses Invalid Chairs with double
Z~as45-A snd single wheels. from $25 to $45;
r,,,r.p.s Carriages Fancy and Vanished Wagons,
Fancy aulkies Invalid Carriages, made to ordor Fancy
rropellers and Baby Rockers, &C., &C., e-sze Horses
made to order.
46U. Isl and 452 WEST strict, Now York.
October II th9tulyr
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California dates to the 28th ult., has arrived.
PANAaLA, March 1s.-Three American ships have
been burns; it is supposed by their own crews
The steamer R. r. Cuy1er had reached .sants
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T NOTICE TO MARINERS :-C APTAINs
AND ILoTs wishing to anchor their yessols In Aahsy
River IRE requested not to do go anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVK1- nl.aslnaAnn nnd st Andrews eide ct
the ARhey Rver by which precauon, CONTACT with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable win be avoided.
;g S. q. TURNER, 81. N.
Rarbor Masters Office, Charleston February g. 1856.
Eat,r,1
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Raltfu,ore Market

BALTIMORE, March 23-6 P. M.-Cotton dull and
nomina at 29a3Oc Coffee quiet; stock in first hands
5000 sacks Flour steady and in fair demand.
Corn dull and nominal; white 81 O8a1 10. Pro
visions dull and firm; Mess Pork s24. Bulk Shoul-
ders 9ac. Bacon quiet; Shoulders 1O4a1lc.
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,,sgTREAsURER's OFFICE, cHERAw AND
DARLINGTON NRAHRoAD.-CHERAw, March "a, 1857
-Hoiders Of Coupons of the 1st MORTGAGE BONDS Of
this Company, due the 1st April notified that
they VIII be paid upon presentation at the office Of the
Company in Cheraw. J. II. MoIvER, =
March a 6 Treasurer.
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Cincinnati Market

rn,c,,x.rr March A.-Flour in good local de.
aclssAL, do brands Sill 5Oa1s so; fancy s14a16
Wheat Wheat firmer. Corn frmer; s5c in sacks. Cotton
~aeS 2a5o bales; receipts for the season 1o2 sii
against 125, 600 last year. ear eS,h Whisafy af ?
atesdy. RE@Giy.0noS Coffee Sss STEADY At 25a1 &n -
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Cen. Robert ~. Lee orr the situation.

Gen. Robert E. Lee ON the Situation.
RICHMOND, Va, March 2a-Noon: 1t is authon-
tstiyely stated that Gen. LEE is strongly in favor
Of the people voting for Convention. and that
every man not actually dishanchised should not
only take the necessary steps to prepare himself t9
vote, but prevail upon his friends, both white and
cnl0red to vote.
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R5- GENERAL AVERAGE NOTICE.-CON-
sIGNEEs Of cargo per schooner MARY B. soMERs,
from Boston, are hereby notified that the Average Bond
1s at the Office Of VIM. B. HERIoT Il Co., No. Broad
street. and that they will be required to sign the same,
and to deposit thirty ao per cent ofhe value Of their
goods The vessel will commence to discharge cargo at
Kers Wharf Io-Aarrow, the 96th instant An goods
remaining the wharf after sunset will be stored at the
expense and risk Of owners. p. P. LOCKE,
March As Agent schooner Mary B. somers.
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aB BEAUFORT DISTRICT-COMMO PLEAS
WIN r.. HUTsON va. VIM. HAZARD WIaG.-APPLI-
CATI)N TO RESTORE JUDGMENT.-It appearing to
my isfacon that the defendant in this case resides
beyond the limits Of this States Ordered that he do ap
pear and answer the application within thirty days.
order for leave to restore will be made by default
Mach i, 1857 7. g. BUCKNER,
Ma,che 6,11,18,25 G. 9. 2. Beaufort District.
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an old shell exploded on Friday morning last in
tho gard Of Hart g. Bailcy's foundry between Mar
tt,at and Dock streets, Wilmington, and although
tie ..~ements were scattered in every direction
no damas. -es caused, nor was any one hurt
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6- CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-The Members tcolored) this Church were reg
ulary dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
Of this City to form separate Church They are wor
Shipping for the present at Bonums HAIL John street.
between Meeting and King. They have purchased lot
and soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House Of Worship. -:
They believed to be pious and worthy persons, and
their object is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises The
following members Of the said Church have been author
lied to make collections: CHARLES Ss1LLs, THOMAS A.
DAvub EDWARD HA1o, DANIEL D. MoALpN, JoHN BEE,
and SAMUEL STEWARD.
Charleston, 8. G., June a., 1866.
Rev. LUCIUs CUTHBERT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church.
Rev. E. T. W1NKLER,
-, Pastor United Church.
JAMES TUPPER, r,,,,,. cs.oa a., e,,,,,,
WILLIAM g. HENERY, DoaoA1 oS.nh S.~T'A eauo1o
WILLIAM g. WHIDEN, on1Aoa' N'o''Ns -.
Jannnry4 fnIw3mos
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specte Exportatson

NEW YORK, March 29-P. M.-The specie exports
to-day were $40 600.
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Dinner to GenI and Mrs Grant-Resolutdon
OF Thanks to MIR. Peabody.
New YORK, March 2S-Noon.-Mr. PEABODY gave
q dinner last night to Gen. and Mrs. GRANT. The
Trustees Of the Southern Educational Fund and q
large number Of ladies' and gentlemen we're pres
A1KEN, of South Carolina, proposed q resolution
highly laudatory Of Mr. PEABODY for big munit. q
cent aid Of the cause Of education in the Southern
States. The resolution was seconded by Hon.
WIN. A. GRAHAM; Of North, Carolina. 60
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The genuine Ia signed William d. Bachelor. all others
are mere limitations and should be avoided old by all
Druggists nnd Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
Aa- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.