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SANDWICH STANDS.

Arrival OF the Japanese Ram StonewRii In
HOnoIuIu-The Volcano Mama Loa Again
I'm EruptiOu-Returu of the Lnckawunna to
Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO April Is, 1868.
The steamer Idaho has arrived from Honolulu.
She brings advlces to April 8 from Japan. Steamer
stonewall had arrived at Honolulu and sailed again
for Yokohama March 25. While lying In the harbor
she was visited by Queen Emma, the members Of the
government and the ministers resident. Afterward
the officers of the Stonewan and the members of the
diplomatic corps were entertained by the Queen.
The bark r. W. Wood sailed for san Francisco
laden with sugar and was compelled to return
on account OF injuries received during storm.
While discharging her cargo the ship took fire, but
was extinguished with but slight damage TO the YES
sell large quantity Of sugar remaining III the hold
was completely destroyed.
The volcano Mauna Loa has burst forth again.
The new crater Is near that OF 1859.
The wind blows northwesterly toward the sea, and
the weather has been unusually stormy Tor over
month.
Business is dull. Good Friday, ordered by the
government, was observed appropriately for worship
and the suspension OF all public business during the
day.
The Legislature has been ordered to convene at
Honolulu on the 18th Of April.
John p Parker, who has been resident OF the
Islands since 1915, died on the 25th OF March.
A shock of earthquake was felt at Honolulu on the
Cd OF April. No damage was done.
The Rev. Lowell Smith has sailed In the mission
airy ship Morning Star for the Marquesas Islands, as
q delegate to visit the missions established there.
Rev. Asa Thurston, who has been eight years
missionary in the Sandwich Islands, died ON the 18th
The United states steamer Lackawanna had re-
turned to Honolulu, owing to the alleged trouble be-
tween the sailors and natives in various parts of the
islands
Thirty eight whalers had arrived at Honolulu from
the winter cruise, having met with poor success
The ship Lvra had small cargo OF oil, and would
sail for New Bedford, Mass, during the month Of
April.
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Alarming Assassination.

DUBLIN, April 16, 1858.
II. Featherstonhaugh, Esq, OF Westmeath one OF
the wealthiest men Of that county and great land
owner, was shot and killed last night near his
residence by an unknown man. The assassin escaped
in the darkness. The police are on his track, but
have as yet made no arrest.
MIR. Featherstonhaugh, the murdered gentleman,
was man Of high social standing strong supporter
OF the government and what is termed an 'active
magistrate' on behalf ofthe Crown. His assassination
WILL therefore, cause deep dismay, perhaps alarm to
the royal party now in Ireland. The name Of the
deceased gentleman il not unknown on the judicial
records Of the city Of New York. Some few years
since an Irshman was arrested at Haverstraw, in
this State, charged with attempt to murder'' in
Ireland, and his extraditon, under the Ashburton
treaty, sought by the British authorities. The
original warrant for his arrest was signed by Mr..
Featherstonhaugh, but although the man was iden-
tilted by very intelligent Irish policeman, one Of
most distinguished lawyers obtained his discharge
on the ground that Featherstonhaughs commission
to act as a magistrate OF the Queen was not duly
proven before the court
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ILLINOIS,.

Democratic State Convention ut Springfield
Nomination of Il State Redistribution
for President.
SPRINGFIELD, H., April 49, 1868.
The Democratic State Convention met at this city
to-day, and the following ticket was nominated
For Governor, Hon. j. Il. Eden, formerly member of
Congress from the Eighth dstrct for Lieutenant
Governor w. II. Van Epps of Lee county; for Re-
preventative in Congress at large w. w. OBren, OF
PEORIA for Attorney General Robert d. Williams,
of Mclean county.
The resolutions adopted congratulate the country
on the improved state Of the public sentiment, as
shown by the late elections; denounce Congress for
its fanatical and reconstruction policy, and for ar
ranging the taxes that the burden falls upon labor
and industry; favors the payment OF The national
debt that the national honor may be preserved; that
legal tenders are lawful money, and that the debt
should be paid Herewith, except where the law
otherwise provided; demands the abolition of the
national banks and that their issues be replaced
with greenbacks; favors the protection of naturazed
citizens, and declares for George Ii. Pendleton for
the Presidency,
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I'VE NEW YORK sIA1t ASSOCIATED PRESS.

At a meeting OF the propretors Of the daily papers
in the state outside OF the city OF New York, held at
the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday an organization
was effected under the statute or 1867, ana the io
lowing officers were elected
ITestient-,Iohn NJ. Francis, OF the Troy Times.
Sft,efayy and 7s-snsure,'-Ellis II. Roberts, OF the
Utica Herald.
ErecutlCs Coynntttee--J. G. CuyeT, OF the Albany
Express; G. r. Smith, OF the syracuse Journal; U.
g. Cooper, OF the Rochester Union; Joseph warren
Of the Buffalo Courier; Luther Caldwell OF the
Emira Advertiser.
This organization IL styled "The Associated Press
of the State OF New York" The objects are the
mutual protection of members of the, press, pr0cur
news, unfolding and elevating the character ana
standing Of the profession and the maintenance OF
the general interest and welfare OF the profession
and lis members The association will probably con-
clude its labors and adjourn to-day
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Welland Canal is open.
The Ohio senate has agreed to the "visibe Adj
mixture BILL" and IT Is now law. II prohibits per-
sons with any mixture OF negro blood from voting.
The County Cour: of Davidson county, Tenn, have
applied to Chancellor shackeord for an injunction
against the newly elected County Commissioners,
who propose to supercede the SAID court.
Tom Shute, q negro, was KlfG on Wednesday
night while attempting 20 ROB a hen roost in Nash
vile, by the discharge OF spring gun
The bill making the penalty for murder in the first
degree hanging or Imprisonment for life had q votes
for and 10 against 1t, IN the lower House OF the New
Jersey Legislature yesterday. but backing the re-
quisite 81 votes, the bill was lost.
Judge Trgg, of the Federal Court at Memphis,
Tenn, yesterday granted an Injunction prayed FOR by
the town Of Hickman, Kentucky, restraining the
Governor and Comptroller Of Tennessee from issuing
state bonds to cover the issues OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company. The town VIII pro.
pose to take charge Of and run the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad.
fire broke out yesterday morning In the sheet
iron establishment OF Messrs. Squires and Green, on
Front street Cincinnati, where a large quantity OF
oil was stored. which was destroyed, together with
the machine shop Of Mr. $. Stanbere, the copper
works Of Messrs. Connolly Co.; and Meade's boiler
yard. The total loss IL estimated at $4,000.
The large wooden buildings opposite the New
Haven freight depot in Bridgeport, Conn, owned by
Hanford Lyon, were totally destroyed by fire last
night: occupied by Richard Stanton Meale Holcomb
Charles Beers and others, carpenters, builders, &c
Loss from $4,000 TO $4,000; insured. carpenter
named George ID. Barnum was surocated while en-
deavoring to save his tools.
The Mississippi river steamboat Lexington was
blown 10 pieces in the terrible storm al Vcksburg on
wednesday night The crew and passengers we're
saved. The boat was owned in 81. Louis by Messrs
L. ID. y. Alexander, and was valued at $4,000.
She was insured for 1000 in the Phoenix insurance
Company, Brooklyn, and 1l,3oo In Cincinnati COM
panies
Late Arizona advces state that the Apache Indians
attacked near Tucson large herd of cattle en- route
from Texas to California, and succeeded In stamped
ing the whole drove and killing two Of the
herders. The depreciation exceeds In extent
any heretofore Committed IN the territory:
There are no troops In the vicinity and
there il a general outcry for the regiment OF
Arizona volunteers asked for by Governor McCor'
mick and the Legislature. General Critenden, with
company OF cavalry, went I'm pursuit OF the Indians
Various other outrages are mentioned In which the
savages killed the whites and destroyed their pro-
perty The settlers fought bravey, and quite num-
Der OF the Indians were killed. Several ranches were
| hir
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HONDURAS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

American OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Improve.
ments-Nntionnl BanIk-Peacc and Prosperity
Of Honduras.
HAVANA, April IT, 1863.
From Trujillo, Honduras, we have news to April 8.
The Presidents message to Csngress confirms the
report that an American colony was about to settle
at San Pedro Sala, on the Atlantic coast.
treaty had been concluded with London and
Brussels bankers for the establishment OF national
bank with capital Of one million pounds sterling
and the privilege to extend it to ten millions. The
object ia to develope the commerce, agriculture lake
and river navigation Of the republic. loan has been
negotiated for the establishment OF Bschof's chain
railway.
Reforms in the treasury and judiciary departments
were to he inaugurated.
The republic enjoyed peace and prosperity.
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TELECRAPnIC News
r r o
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
AsyssINIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
The British Army in Hopeful Advnnce-Sixty
Miles from Magdala-King TheOdorus I'm.
easy-Fine Condition of the Queens Troops.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, April 10, 1868.
The War ONCE has received dispatches from Major
General Napier, commanding the army in Abyssinia,
dated at his headquarters, beyond Lake Ashangi
dated 2sd CT March.
The General reports that he would march from
Lat on that day at the head OF the first column
Of the army a portion of the troops having
started In advance towards Magdala the day before
f22d ultimo.
The army was unencumbered by baggage and
had already crossed through mountain pass rang
Ing at an elevation of ten thousand feet above the
level Of the sea.
THE second column of the army was one days
march In the rear Of the headquarters force and
number Of elephants carrying the cannon with the
last column two days march behind.
General Napier, with the extreme advance, was
iAxty miles distant from the fortress of Magdala.
Reports received by the British officers represent
King Theodorus as having become uneasy at the
prospect.
The British troops were as in good health and ex-
cellent condition and spirits
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CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

Arrival OF Two Princes-Movcments Of the
t.ctfysburg-Co Pozos Dulces and Senior
HAVANA, April 16, 1868.
The steamer Kensington, from New Orleans has
arrived here Prince Philip of Coburg and the Due
de Penthevre have arrived.
The officers of the United states steamer Gettys-
burg have obtained permission to make soundngs
at and from Santiago to Jamaica. She will leave
here on Thursday for Key West to coal.
The Count Pozos Dulces and Jose de Armas have
published cards renounclng all connection with the
Iiharala
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NASSAU.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The Church DisendOwment Bill Passed-Legis.
lnture Observation-Disclosures PrOceedings-New
Election.
HAVANA, April 49, 1858.
We have advices from Nassau, n. p, to the 18th
inst. Great excitement prevailed. The Legislature
had refused to grant the usual annual supplies to
Gov. Rawson. 1t was Immediately dissolved on the
9Th for passing the Church Disendowment bill. This
serious proceeding was the cause of violence.
> new election was going on. The new Legisla-
ture Is to convene May 20. At the polls color was
arrayed against color.
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FRANCE.

Duel Between Distinguished ussians-BarOn
Budberg seriously Wounded.
PARIS April 16, 1858.
The hostility which has for long time existed be-
tween Baron Won Budberg, the Russian Ambassador
at Paris, and Baron Meyendorf, who formerly held
the same position eliminated In duel yesterday
afternoon The AFFAIR occurred at o secluded spot
near Munich, Bavaria. At the first fire Baron Won
Budberg fell severely but not fatally wounded. He
Immediately returned to Paris.
Its announced to-day that he will resign his Office
as Russian Minister forthwith.
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The PRESS TELEGRAM.
The Captives Said To BE Relensed--The odoru
Alarmed and Hestntina.


Alarmed and Hestntina.
LONDON, April &C. 1868.
1t was widely rumored In this city to-day that
advices had been received from Abyssinia to the
effect that the British capves at Magdaa had been
released by King Theodorus and that the object Of
the invading force having been obtained, the war
was
Dispatches from General Napier were received at
the India Office late this afternoon but, though the
news is favorable to the hopes Of the expedition the
above mentioned rumors are not confirmed.
General Napier reports in his last despatch that he
Jeff Lat on the 23d Of March, and pushing on in
lsouthwestery direction. The column OF advance
was within sixty miles Of Magdala and twenty
miles 81 that distance had been successfully recon
p0itred.
The troops of the expedition were in good spirits
and eager for fight Accounts from Magdala had
reached the camp which represented that the King
was uneasy and evidently alarmed at the steady
approach OF the British troops; he appeared to be
hesltating as to what course to pursue, and nothing
was known as to what plan Of action he would
adopt.
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FIRE IN BROADWAY.

AT about eleven o'clock last night IRE TOOK place
on the second door of No 7l2 Broadway, occupied
by Theodore Tillman importer OF artificial flowers.
The Hremen AZ usual were very prompt, and put
ont the fire before IL spread much beyond Its place Of
origin The damage done to the stock - alleged 10
be about $4,000: Insured for $4,000 In city conf
panes The first noor occupied by Detench %
Co, dealers In plated ware. stock damaged oy
smoke and water about 81, 900; no insurance. The
building Is damaged about $500; Insured. VT. ana
Mrs Tman were absent at the Tune inc hie brOKe
out. It's origin Is at present unknown
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The Newmarket Races.

LONDON, April 16 1868.
The following are the results Of the principal races
on the fourth day of the Newmarket Craven meet
ing
The Newmarket biennial stakes were won by Mr..
Henry's julius.
The Caret stakes, subscription of 200 sovereigns
each, were won by Lord Glasgow's brown colt.
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HAYTi.
SPECIAL TelEeaAMs TO THE HERALD.

Critical Situation Of Standardization Adj.
vising With the Rebels-The Revolution
Extending.
HAVANA, April 10, 1868.
Dates from Hayti Of the 18th instant have reached
u.s.
The Cacos were victorious. Their intentions were
unknown. They had as yet issued no manifesto.
Salnave was in critical condition. 1t was rumored
that the Americans were advising the revolution
ists The escape OF President Sanave was considered
impossible as the Cacos occupied 200 miles of Cape
Hayden. The forces Of Chevalier Rau had dwindled
from 1000 to 500 men. large body OF Cacos had
gone to Gonaiyes to extend the revolution.
The American Minister was daily expected to
arrive at Bort au Prince.
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JAMAICA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The Gettysburg Expectcd-A New York Ship
Condemned and Sold.
HAVANA, April 16, 1858.
Dates from Kingston, Jamaica, are to the lsth inst.
The United states steamer gettysburg was expected
to arrive there.
The ship Edwinera, Of New York, has been con-
demned and sold for $4,000.
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was painted all my body al Or, woiCoTrs Office,
40 Chatham square New Yors WITH medicine called PAIn
even green, but lei, color at sll But
funny feelings. 70 did not hurt or smart bit, but
a sor. OF yey feeling ! never sheA forge, that painting.
although have had abouthree qusrt.of PAIN PAINT since
used 10 have horrible COMMISSIONS out every three weeks
not had spasm since using PAN PAINT which now
nearly six months and considsr myself entirely cured
considered beyond the reach OF AL medical aid believe
PAIN PAINT viii cure almost eve ament used freely a
consider foolshness for yeo,le buy small bottles NO
other physician ever dii me good All who Wish can SEQ
me, In good heath. at the kSeh6c HOTEL No 80 Bowery
HENRY BRITrERBAND.
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VENEZUELA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIVE HERALD.

The Rebellion Spreading-The Rebels Within
Four Miles Of LaRuayrn.
HAVANA, April 10, 1868.
News from Venezuela up to the ed OF March had
been received at Jamaica.
II was reported that the revolution was spreading
throughout the country. The rebels had even APP
preached within four miles OF La Guayra.
President Falcon had returned from Caracas to
Porto Cabeo.
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TIVE PRESS TELEGRAM.


Sugar nIarket-Exchangc Quotations.
HAVANA, April a. 1868.
The sugar market Is animated. Sales were made
at 7,r 7kr per arrobe for No. IL Dutch standard.
Exchange on London'11 IN per cent premium;
on United. States currency, 90 per cent discount; In
gold. short sight, 4 per cent premium; on Paris. Ia
a1k per cent premium.
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IRELAND.

The Prince of Wales Rnce Course
Crowd.
DUBLIN, April 16, 1868.
His Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales, accom-
panied by large and brilliant party, consisting OF
the gentlemen of his suite and many of the principal
officers Of the viceregal government, took special
train for Kildare this morning, where at the invita-
ton Of the Kildare Jockey Club, he visited the Cur
ragh races now in progress at Punchestown. At the
race the Prince received with great cheer
ing by the immense crowd assembled there. After
visiting places of interest In the city of Kildare his
Royal Highness and party returned to this city,
reaching the castle at late hour this evening.
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ST. THOMAS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Subsidy to the Steamer Gauntlet.
HAVANA April 10, 1868.
Advices from st. Thomas to the I'd inst have been
received.
The steamer Gauntlet had been generously sub
sidized by the merchants of the island to run to
PORTO Rico
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ITALY.


FLORENCE, April 16 1865.
Violent riots broke out In Bologna early this week
in consequence of strike Of workmen. Some injury
was done to property but no lives were lost.
The disturbances have been suppressed and the
city Is now quiet.
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The scblcswia Negotiations.

COPENHAGEN, April 10, 1868
The negotiations between Denmark and Prussia
relative to the disputed territory In schleswig and
Holstein are apparently as far from conclusion as
ever. The recent propositions Of the Prussian gov
eminent for the cesson Of certain fortresses and ter
ritories by Denmark have been emphatically re-
tocfed
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Exile Of Seven Liberated Fcninns.

LONDON, ApTIT TO, ISb5
General Maggie and six OF the crew of the Jacmel
Packet (Irelands Hope), who were promised their
liberty condition Of leaving the country and never
returning, sailed from Cork to-day for the United
States In the steamers City Of Baltimore and Erin.
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CALIFORNIA.
| The Panama Steamer Constitution Overdue
| The China Detained in C0nsequence--Other

The China Detained in COnsequcnce-Othe
Marine News.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 49, 1868.
The opposition steamer Nebraska for Panama
sailed yesterday full OF passengers, 1914 500 in treas
ure and 4, 900 barrels OF -four.
The steamer China for Hong Kong is delayed
until the arrival OF the steamer Constitution, now
overdue from Panama The China carries $500, 900
in treasure, 1000 sacks OF wheat and 300 bbls. OF
-four.
Tho bark Zephyr is reported ashore in Boundary
Bay, Washington Territory. No particulars have
been received.
a slight shock Of earthquake was felt here to-day.
The ships Sias Fish and Mary L. Packer sailed TO-
day for New York.
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YUCATAN.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

Suspected Usurpation Of Land by the British.
HAVANA, April 10, 1885,
The Yucatan papers suspect that the British flag is
now waving over San Felix Bacaar and deplore the
fact of thirty thousand natives paying tribute to for
eigners for their usurped lands.
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Royal Havana Lov rry.-Prizes Paid In GoId.
Information furnished highest rates paid Tor
anl all kinds OF Gold aIy Silver 80
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Er-ter, in Putting Period 10 the LuG0brt-
Lent banished old from the heads 81 all
respectable citizens. KNOCKS has been crowded. as
church. Hat yourself at No. 2l2 Broadway.
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GEORGIA.

Members Of the Legislature 10 Take the Test
Oath.
ATLANTA, April 16, 1868.
General Meade issues an order, giving II az his
opinion that all members elect to the Legislature
may have to take the test oath.
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A sample Of Prof BTLER's Magnetic CURLIQUE sent 30
any address free. Beautiful uxurant flowing curis
the frat application without injury to he hair This
the only reliable and harmless hair all others
worthless limitations Address for sample James c. ). But
ier box 5,l2s Post Office, New York city.
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Furniture Coverings.

Frecl<ics, Tan, Chapped Skis Moth
Botches al the OF the sn cured Win one bot
tie PfiALOS'S "PAPdIAE LOTION, OF FLskAL bbAu,
Efua
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London Aqua -cutum Coats and Wrnprers.-
An nvoIce of these stylish and desirable Garments Just
ceived, by HUNT DCsENBURY, Noa 8, and b Astor
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A.-.lenerS

A.-JclierS
continues 10 or extraordinary bargains In LADIES' Msses'
and Chilrens Boots and shoes.
JEFFERs, I, 1876 an l,l3s broadway.
Ouposite ST James Hoffman and Fif.i Avenue Hotels.
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Invnlils' Wheel Chairs, for Use, Indoors or
" 5. ". SMITH, 30 william street.
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AZ HOue-NO Observation-Disclosures II. w.
celebrated Kissingen vchy Powders at ~ cfns Dozen
Superior TO the bottled imitation At 10 Astor House
corner OF Barclay street.
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Criyt adOrO's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale and retail also applied at No.
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To Iet-A su,, az Offices in Kn1x's Build.
inr corner az v", street and Broadway consisting OF
thres rooms ~ he fourth contracting with each other
Apply 10 XIV *, 2i2 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.--The Best In tho
world The perfect Dye harmess, reliable, insanta
ncons. Factory 10 Bond street.