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CONVENIENT SALE:
The property known as the "GOVERNMENT
TANNEkf AND STEAM SAW MILL with
seventy five acres Of land, near San Antonio
Texas.
sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
mp to the LIST day Of March, lsa for the pa chase
Of seventy I'VE acres OF isnd more or less, tossth
purtenances appertsining, that is to say
ONE TANNERl,
Containing TWkLyR STONE LIME VATS
FIFTYTWO WOODEN WATTS,
SEVEN STONE POOLS,
and capable Of tanning Aftsen Thousand hides per
UNE STEAM SAW Mill, capable of saving
three thousand feet OF luUber daily
ONE SnALL STONE gUILBING.
The above property 10 situxfed about two miles
ae I'VE san Antonio, on the San Antonio RI YER aud
the water is conducted to the estabIi shment by
race Of hev stone, laid in ce0ent
The land WAS purchased and improvements
made by the late 90 c. allied Confederate Govern
ment, and are sstim Ated to have cost $50 OuU In
gold
The property has been under lease for tie year
1886. at . mo nthly rent Of $500, payable in I'D
vance. secured title in fee simple viii be ri
BY the United States Governneat
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Qsv-
eminent Tannery and Saw Mill :" aud addressed
20 j. B. KIDDOO.
Bvt. Maler Gen, Asst: Com. Bureau 3, II. and
A. L., Galveston. Texas. js3i.Et
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WONEH
u AND
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
EOuFteonth street 4 circle, J corBeF 81 II tree
Washington, DO.

n
Washington, DO.
ceptfUn OF lAt1ents who may be suffering from dis
eases peculiar to their and for the admission
Of sueh females ~ msy require the comforts Of the
The building Is situatsd In the most hea lthy mar.
IRON Of 'es sss b H.
gs.;;s III
icsl and Surgical attendance.
. =, 'Ss sS$!i ~ ssEEAs;; :
'is - IS
' $ $$SI Fifth si H$ r. g,e,,::e:.. ,.
sSEsnIT B.: Ess l Sss;s s,:sSs.
M /, II9Hs Ty D, Ws.aington.
F.HOWARD, 4. B., street.. '"''
Order. for admission to the tree beds in tais hos.
q ssIss::s e sss:s q one: Is. q
;%%iys: snd .ido::si :oidisss ds:ir.ns .dni:.i.,
f;ai:.s: Twins :. siss..es VI. ds..r. 70 come
q :s,,s 81 & Il 7 80 s ~
EROhAGl DE sRIE,. =
: '''i ssaaas ssssSSasaS.,.
II s ss; SSsss.,
IHaLIsu DAIRY GHEEsE,
I0RfoHV fME APiLy,
II. W. DUROHDLL,
corner Four teenth and stresta
r. sosPTIo1 LU1URIIs.
last received. n lss-e variety Of srtso,.. 49,
Bon. q. II. KING oOU,
King Riacs,
~ Ger, w. ays. I'd ~ %,
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PROPOSALS.
faE NV iasn:
NAVY fArMssIEAs OFFICE.

WAsHiRGIoN, p o.. Feb. Is, 1857
sealed Proposals, to be endorsed - Proposals."
will be received at THE effee until II N the sth
day Of March. 1871, for the following su , Giles,
rhteA snnsf bs OF the v.ry bsst qral,ty 20 So Dc.
nvered free Of exnenss and dove nmeat tax ct
the wsseisseon Hsvy Yard. asd sxtject to he
rssdI fnspscfioH hUeat, to wit:
BrreaN EqKipNsat and Rseyutfiag.n
800 CHAIN Links. Of s. Is inches diameter and
3oA inches long, estlmated weight, 1890 lbs.
3fW Ohsin Links, OF l Is Is inches diameter,
Aed ia inehes long, estimated weight So, $40 lbs.
1o.I9o Chain LiBkss Of I Is Is Inches diameter
and . inches long, estimated weight S95 lsp lbs
61eo b ain Liaks. CT tbs inches diameter, and
~ inches long, sstimal ed weight, IS 0oO Ibs
fetal, SOS 500 pounds.
"Bxyean Steam Eassnserins
80 Beanless Brass Tabss, 81 inches long, ~
inches outslds diameter.
% Plate; Iron, se1l9o1H inches. best American
50 Plates Iron, ss1lsOrs Is inches, best Ansri-
ca Charcoal Bloom.
To DO bid for per pound.
"B1rsas CassfrScfton, IA"
1000 pounds y. inch Drawn Lead Pipe, medium.
100 pounds s inch Drawn Lead Pipe, medium.
"BnYeam' Ordnanos.o
- fforty) Gallons Alcohol. - par centun.
A responsible security required for the prompt
and faithful delivery d suppl % awarded.
Blank forms fer bids, with further particu lsrs
for bids ers to be had at this Office.
CALVIN q JACKSON,
10 D0 Raymaster u. 8. NAVY,
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w J6o b iPsIH ~ 4 Frs:.ss,
RY OOOPaR LAFIMER. Aactioneers.
CHANClRI SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
| SOUTH SxREBT, between 10th and 18th sts

east.
y, BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
sth day OF February. A. d. 1851, IN cause No. 7s3,
stslllp 60 vs. suit stal the underdgned will sell,
9Th , DAY Of March A; D 1881, .ts O'Clock p: m,
square No. SIS described % foIIo"s SssSinnipa
on street 90 feet east from 10Th street. And run.
ming thence esst q feet; thence north 30 feet s
Frame Do cling House thereon
Terms of sale: One hall cash the 1osidue in Of Z
months from the day Of sale. with interest, or at
the option Of the purchaser the whole may be paid
in cssh. If the terms are not &c n piled With in
Eve days from the day Of sale, the property win
be resoid at the risk and cost of the defs ultjno
purchaser, upon Ave days notice Oonveyancins
and stanips ~ the ex Rense q the purchaser.
FRED w. JONAS, Trustee.
re l2-eo3w COOPER 3 LATIMER. Aucts.
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NANCRE.-Propoeals will be received at the
1VI office OF the " Arlington Georgetown h ALL
road Company, 326 New Jersey avenue until
WtDNESpAY, the 9th inst ant, for all the
meet, wi th the Central Depot.
Bids will state the price per mouth.
sAYRS, Superintendent. fe 2l-td
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T'BROI Gu LINE BRfWRIN WASHING rOH
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
"a

WAsHINsfON, yaa. Q, 1857.
81 ~ Sen Washington and usw York srs
FOB NAN f0BK, without change Of cars.
oAy fsxcsDt Sunday st f:x Q. -. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars q Philsasl-
Leave daily tsxesps Sunday ct ll:is Q. y. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except Gu nd ~ ct /: - and II Is O.
m, and 60 and $50
N only.
daily.
Through tickets to phia, New York or
Boston, be had at the Station once Of ell hours
In the Day. - we'll - ct the new once n the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 3&s Penn.
avenue, Nstween 9Th aod u sire cts.
See Baltimore and ohio Rsilro.d Advertisements
for schedule between Washingtsl, Balti more,
Anna polls, snc the West
IL; WILSON, Master Of Trans pertation-
COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. kOONTL, Agent, Washington.
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IMPORTANT sALEOF GOVERNMENT yrs.
II

DsrOf Luayfermouer's Omrs,
BaHtnevs, M. January 81 IsSy
VIII be sold at puUic auction, at the pert of Raj
ttmore. Henderson wharf, East Bsitimore On
THURSDAY II February q, 1857, the
bUPAkB SIDE.WhkEL STEAMER OosMO
PDLITAN.
Of!.9 tons length, 2Ls feet; breadth OF beam. 81
ieet depth OF hold Is feet; eylinder 20 inches and
A rare opportunity is afforded In the sale of this
Steamer to persons desiring to purchase . really
she 1. Of Hight draft, the engine and boilers are
ly sound and strong.
1t Is believed that fer size and build the Co,mo.
poiitan passes any vessel hithef to offsred nv
Govsr nmeRt for sale at this port ~
sale Va
Further particulars may be learned upon april.
cation to the undersigned to the Auction ers
South Charles street.
By order of the Quarterm sstef General
A. 8. klMBALL.
Captain and A 2. M, O. s. A.,
At Depot astar
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70 aS-St
DROPosALs ron FRIsn BEEF.
6uBsIsTHHcE OFEIeR, D. 9. A.,
tRear Of los Lombard stree

Subsistence OFFICE, D. 8. A.,
Rear Of 1OS Lombard street, )
Baltimore, Nd. February Is, 1857.
Sealed proposals, in daplic gate, will ss receiv
% this office until II n. on THURSDAY Feb. Is,
ls:7, foI the FRESH BEEF required for tse aus
chester. West Virgins. for six months IRON GpriI
/. ls67 or such less time IS the Oon sssry Gen.
eral OF Subsistence may dirict
The Beef to Be delivered a. Winchester. West
virginia, on the order Of the Commit ssary or Act
Ing Gem missary Of Subsistence At hat place.
The Beef to be OF good and m ar etAble u Atty,
In equal proportion of fore and hind quarter me ~
tpecks. shsbks and kidney allow to ne excluded }
The pecks Of the cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shsIl be cut en- at tse iyurth vertebral
OF the fore Qnarters shall be cut off from three TO
four inches above the knee lont and of hi nd quar-
ters from six to eight inches above the gsmbre or
huck Joint.
Bidders are requested to be pr esent - respond
the fulhllment OF their contract
Proposals. must be endorsed distinctly " Propo.
sails for Fresh Beef, - and addressed to the under
signed who the RIGHT to reject any or all
bids BOT to the interest of the nited States.
Conditions, requirements. payments, &C., as
heretofore THOMAS WILSON,
Byt. Lieut.. Col. and O. 3 y =. A,
fe II ct Byt Brig Gen Vols.
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urdAy. " 'V, e'oep' Ssf
PhiIsdelphfa Express leaves daily An o,n.,
trains daily. except so pday
Passengers by n all Train &c to Williamson
ven at Q. 10 p, m.
Passengers b Mail Train go TO Oar lisIs an.
Chambe rstuT 81 thout . CD anee of cars
sIee Ping Gar 1fckets can be had application
81 the Ticket Once. o3 Ches Ia 1t street
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RAILROADS.
1866 rs.n.1Isv11ssaiss BOUT. 1867

1866 rs.ns1rSH11isaiss BOUT, 1867
&AaEa 81
10 IH1 kO8fHWlef. SOUTH. AID SOUTH
wINfDR sCHipULBI
,. on e: I. t. Hissr November IS s, Esins viii
W''h.s.s'Oa. "a go s.s..e''..;, Y :. !.
ran ssrxt gSsHsl. reAof t! i u !.
Deg end eight OaFs. With modern iaprsvems o,s,
s.y other ,o.ts. Two husareS niies savsS -
wssssss &C Osasral Neg ioEt
Two Dolly Trains sosss Ms.s:
ThrouGh fPon Baltimore 70 nOCE SefIR ana
PIIWBUB0n without change
. Passengers b. this route from Baltimore have
DSSorsn. a. o. % 1 III ~ changes In uhioA
I'ckees By thss route can be procured % the o.
nee, corner eth street and PeansSlvapia avenue,
under the nattsp pal Hot ]. who're reliable infor.
Passenger 1rseurinS Siet. cts q this once can
IL. wILkIEs I T. : Ct. As, + n
I'D. 3. YOUHe, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Bsaa0ofs, Id. dell
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H. ~, 94s Ssgy,y.' .s4S SSSs.' BAT"
''"rff..!1iIskk4! as. 4 h9dEHEGEA1n

- aeeeasienv givsa - - Durshsse e,d ssIs
g S.. nssSceeaAiss. 0bssA eAva6sS ns1s o on.
COLOBlD TOY BOOKS, from London. 1,...h
XJpysnils Books, eirest from Paris; LSboS isyes'
~ .s.iry falss; 80. largely illustrated, ana
dsk S1A1CK 1AYLoR.
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AUCTION SALES.

10y COOPER q LAHIAER, Auctioosers,
- tLats clerks With Jas. O. Mcclure D Oo.,)
Bouthwsss corner Of Psnnsy lvania eve and 18th
strest, star 0faoe Building.
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~ r q 8 T Z Els ALE,

In lur:uance Of power of sale vested in me BY
# . sS' K S'e s y
W. city, B..riss Of 0o,unb. dated
sss 49, aae eo. 81 L
Psss :s Of ss % :.
MsniEon:ry county. ND : - wEDNEsbHYTs thu ao
.nd o. the Thu
Ing descSibed real estste, situated in MONTGOMERY
CIsiEsburs county ana .de s hs sne
property Of Rufus King, Perry Browning, Basil
S a5: nSa.E Il {:as
containing six hundred and sixty acres of la d,
and Eleanor asSdsy Fl. WEE to- to
,aid George Mitchell, by deed dated on the 18th
on S.S.
heretofore convsytd,o said George W. Mitchell
land Thi. land b. under good state 81 I' eeiti Z.
walton, situated in a healthy .etg hbOrhood. weiI
prosemsnis Consist Of Two sonto1s.ais or sw sT
Iinxs. good stable. corn houses, and ether neces-
Sen..s the .sSss tract Fies sassssH
o.; Of being divided into two or three convenient
Person. Wishing to look at the property eau 10
so.by calling on ~: King, residing on the land.
Term. Of ..ie: one. third Of the purchase money
10 Ds on 1e CO. ~ OF sac the residue Of the
from the day Of sale, the pur' haser. OF purcha
security. bearing interest from the day Of sale
On psym ent Of the whole pure hase m ,ney a deed
VIII DC executed oy the trustee. Rhe Purchaser
paying penses OF re paring tt eed and ss.nos
JOHN I. WILLIAMS. Trustee
fe y dts LEVI VASFUSSRN Anct
RY NA0LE d Co, Auctioneers.
- salesroom 0. 293 Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th SITS.
EAGLE 90 will give their persoHsl attention
70 the sale OF heal EBi cts and Household Flu mi.
tIre. Also, to the sAlss Of stocks Of Groceries,
wines, Liquors, AID Merchandise Of every de.
seTiRtion, Horses, Carriages: Harness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made consig nments.
Regular Sales ct our salesroom every TOES.
O'Clock. NAGIE on
JAIL Auctioneers.
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HENRY PHILIPPI,
FROM PARIS,
LADIES AND GENTLEMENs' HAIRDBEs-

Would respectfully INFORM the public Of George
town end Warrington tbst he has removed his
Ladies Hair Dressing sslosn e. No. loo Bridge
street, near Congress Ladies will a nd every sty le
OF EnmsD Hair Work. Hairdressfng In Sc Attest
fA-hion promptly attended TO. GentIemen's Wigs
apd Toupees n. ade to order. Premiu m n air Work
Prize Medal at the French International Bxhi'
hitf.n lSl. Ladies entrance door above the
Barber Shop. Re 2s az.
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rRUsrIEs sALsloT ylInrRoylp Prop.

rRUss1T1EE e. sIAh.I9r gHInfrRoynD Prop
By virtue Of deed OF irast dated the siS day Of
June a. ID: lees, end recorded In Liter J. A O. no.
Tor Wssetnt too county, y. o., win cell ss pab-
nc sueti3n, en- the premises, at i've O'Clock .. m,
lsI siaht, and part 81 Lot No. % sever, in Wn.
n Philips sub II part Of original Lot Ne cd 10
In square numbered I've hundred and eisSty- ono
ttslD The above property 10 situated on the east
size OF 81 street west, near Virginia avenue, and
Terms One half cash, balance In SIX and twelve
mopths With interest from day Of sale, ured By
deed OF tr ust on the property. 4 deposit Of S50
will be required from the purchaser Ut time Of
sale All convey nciDg and revenue stamps ct cost
.. WI Z; DRIHKARp, Trustee.
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THE EVENING STAR.

IRISH EhIaRArIoN-The Virginia Senat,
yesterday passed q local bill 20 incorporate the
irIsh Emiyrant Aid Society OF Virginia 1t
Constitutes certain citizens named therein and
such other persons as may hereafter be asso-
ciated with them. body corporate, with the
object Of afording aid and information To emil
grants, and generally to promote their well
purchase or gin, and hold, by lease or rental,
and rent ont or lease, mortgage, sell, transfer
or convey real ana personal estate to an
amount not exceeding At any one time one
hundrSd thousand dollars. The control and
disposal OF the funds, property and estate. and
the direction and management Of the concerns
OF the society, including the framing of q con-
sutution. by laws, rules and regulations, not
Inconsistent with the constitution and laws Of
this State or of the United States, are 70 be
vested IN president, vice president. secretary
and treasurer, and nine other persons, to be
designated the executive committee. The act
takes effect as soon as n passes the House Of
Delegates.-RicAmondE xdminer.
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INSURANCE fRAUD.-Some time since a man
named J. N. Sargent, of hes Dimes. Iowa, got
bis life insured in the Travellers Accident In
sursnce Company. of Hartford, Conn, for
IS 0S0. few weeks sin &C, his wife prese q ted
his claim TO the offc for the insurance say
ing that be was drowned at Winneberg, ILL.,
nOis. and produced Sargent under the name of
Allen, as sworn witness to ler husbands
death. To complete the disguise she had hip-
ped 10 her residence in Wisconsin,, from a
railroad station in Southern Illinois, a eofiu
filled with log OF wood, which was duiy
buried as her b us band. The cheat WAS no "
ever, discovered by the vigilance of that com
papy. The guilty parties have been arrested
- Letters have been received reporting the
arrival at Cape Mount, December H. and
Monrova. January 3, of the colonzati
packet GOlconda, which sailed from Charles
ton, South Carolina. November 81. with six
hundred emlgrants fer the young African re-
public She had qnick run and landed her
passengers IN good health, except four, who
di.d on the voy age; of these two were infants,
yeung woman, and Rev. Alfred AIberts, of
Newberry, worthy minister oftns Method s I
ChnrCh, who died instantly. from apopiexy,
the very morning after the ship left Charles
ton.
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A LEX. b. SHEPHERD. tn NJ. SHEPHERD
"A VS. sHEPHERD.
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD A RRos

SUCCESSORS TO J. w. THOMPSON D CO..
No. 269 Penn. avenue, Washington, b. O.,
DEALERS IN
HEALS, AISCELLANEOC HARDWARE,
PLLMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING
PLUM1IHG WORK In Ali branches executed
pytXPerienSed workmen. at the lewese prices, AID
perfect ,aiisfs action given. We only agent
ID THIS GU Tor the PATENT LEAD ENCISEO
bLOCh Tin PIPE and FULLEh'S PATENT
COMPhESSION COCKS, which are sckno1l.
edssd 10 De me most daIabIe cock aow In use.
Aiso, tChNACkS and RANGES Dut d o in the
beet msnnsI at reasonable rates. We especially
'lnsne pubic attention and Inspection to the
hNIChEhBOCkER RANGE, for which we are
the agents In this city; six hundred Of which have
besn put q by Ne and given entire satisfsctiOn.
Uur aseortment Of GAS CHANDELIE IS,
BKACk1Te. and every variety OF FlXTUKES
81 st mao fHctu rer prices
GAS FITTING OF every description introduced
Into private q wellings In the best manner and ct
tIeasOhaDle prices fe 7l-6t
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

NNHE ladies, gentlemen and young pee
i pie OF Columbia, who maybe i'll want
or 'SOAlETI1lNG TO WEAR, are respect
fully and earnestly invited by the ladies OF
the Industrial Association to call at their
Work room, in the Female Academy, ana
examine the articles which they have now
ready for sale. Some one will always be
found ready to exhibit the ready-madc gar
mcnts and 20 receive orders from those
who may wish 10 have work done neatly
and promptly.
Tic oljcc, of the Association is to fur
nish constant employment to those who,
having been impoverished by the war, now
depend on the needle for daily bread.
Docs not such All object commend itself 10
the hearts OF our citizens! Or must the
anxious applicants for work be told thar
oWpcop'c prefer Northcrn-made degarments,
for Nem? Shall il be said that such am
Association as this cannot be sustained in
the capital of South Carolina? Jan 10
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take it for an answer to what T came
to ask. Did, Nfilly tell you that yes
terday-for I have grown to love the
little girl dearly. Hester! Hester!
What have I said? What is the mat
ter?"
I hated. despised myself for the
weakness, but the moral struggle of
yesterday was not done yet. / could
not hear this man, whom had loved
so long, SO deeply, avow to my face
his transferred love to my sister, and
be unmoved. Involuntarily, 1 Igraspcd
the arm of my chair for support, for
my life seemed fading from me in the
struggle. He bent over me, he lifted
my faint head on his broad breast,
but l shrank from him feebly.
cit is nothing. am often faint.
[ am quite we'll again. Iou were
saying-ycs, go on. Mr.. Suther-
land"
81 was sayins-ah, Hcstcr-I think
l need not go on-you are so changed,
dear" lie said, looking down at me
with sorrowful perplcxity. "Well,
well, Milly led ME on to hope; but /
ought to have known better. You
never cared for me i'll the beginning
rs did for YOU"
"Surely, surely, that by-eonc
ought to be by-gonc, now," 1 cried,
bitterly.
eff you say that it ought, it ought,
indeed" he answered, turning away
from me; "but / told you, then, Hes
ter, that I should not forget you;
from something NIilly said, and your
remaining unmarried, L was wild
enough to dream-to hope
Something's light dazzled my
poor eyes-was breaking in on me as
he spoke.
"AIark," said I, "what did you
come here to-day to ask .->e?"
"The same question th t ] asked
eight years ago, by the 'tream in the
marshes, Hester. I have done with
India; j am no longer poor man,
and want the woman I have always
loved. Hester, is this true? Is she
mine ut last?"
For long, long time, I think,
after this, we forgot the existence of
any, besides ourselves. Then L told
Mark the little story of cross pur-
poses we had been playing. His in
credulous wonder that I could ina
gine he had ever thought of any one
but me, touched me to the heart
'Poor NIilly." he said; $50 YOU
would have put her off with the re-
version of Il heart. No, when she
marries, may she be what You are,
Hcster-hcr husbands first and last
love"
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The Adornment of the Head...The
Hair RestOrer

GRAf HEADED people have their locks
~ restored by it to the dark, lustrous,
sliken tresses of youth, and are happy.
have these questionable colors changed
to beautiful auburn, and rejoice. People
whose heads are covered with dandruff and
humors, use it, and have clean coats and
clear and healthy scalps. Dald-headed
veterans have their remaining locks tight
luxuriant growth of hair, and dance for
Joy, Young gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumcd. Young ladies use it be-
cause it keeps their hair in place. Every
body must and ,rW use it, because it is the
cleanest and best article in the market.
For sale by FISHER " HEINITSH,
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