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New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
BLOODSHED IN TEXAS.

rppOpr or TuP CONVENTION COMMITTEE on
r,wtpssYpss AND vIOLENCE-FRIGHTFUL
cTATrsTICs OF BLOODSHED-SIXTY HOMI-
ClDES PER MONTH
The Committee of the Constitutional Con-
veuon Of Texas appointed to investigate the alleged
avessness and violence prevailing in that State, have
made the following report:
We have had access the following OF nforma-
on, viz: l. The records OF the State Department-par
cuary the official reports Of the Clerks Of the District
Courts. These reports however very meascr mas
much they represent only about 40 counties ana taAe
notice OF only those OcnSeS for which indlc uehs nave
been found O. The records Of the ONCE OF the frced
mems Bureau. These records likewise very lupei
feet as they give information from only about W couh
ties, and do not supply accounts OF an the uutags co
mlttcd IN those counties ADG B. Ihe sW9ru !,,
Of the State. These also incomplete Tor ulcY NeIo
made from memory neither arc they as numerous ~
they should be have found no little dlucuIJy III get
ting gentlemen TO testify before u.s. Many hie iHa
assassination shonld they 40 50
and hence very few have responded 10 te summons VI
the Committee We do not therefore 0Ier ths report ~
a complete exhibit Of crime I'm Texas we Ieel cphueHV
that U presents very imperfect view OF the octuaI No
leuce aud disorder IN the state. -.
In collecting the statistics here presented, we nave
carefully excluded every record that ala not pear lhe
marks Of vcracty. In compiling the number OF hOul
cdes for example, have included only such cases rs
are either officially reported, distinctly mentioned OF
remembered by atlantis And we have yentured no state
ment which is fully warranted by Iacls Is clhcu
for tbe report therefore that il is faithful and true
statistics have not embraced assaults WIN
intent kill Tapes, robbeues, whipping 3 lieeulnen
aud other OutTages many OF when are Iouu 10 nc Hoau
cTuel and wautOn; such summation Would lmpuse ul
almost endless task We have directed our Investigations
TO the hOmcides committed during the period OF time IN
tervening between the close of the Rebellion ana the ISL
Of june lsGs and, from the three sources o loI
mentioned. present the following statistics OF hoini
plps u
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
FARM ITEMS.

The apple crop in Northern Ohio will be an
average one.
1t is estimated that the wheat crop of Min
nesota will average - bushels TO the acre.
The result OF breeding horses for speed in
Michigan is great scarcity of horses fit for use on
the farm
Gen. Grant has farm Of over 1000 acres
nine miles southwest Of st. Louis, well adapted TO
fruit and grain.
Tie most remarkable thing about Darwin's
theory OF the variation of animals and plants is that
IT teaches us more than we knew before.
The wheat crop now harvested is, in the ag-
c1rptte larger than ever before grown. In some
places help was scarce that as much So a day
was paid.
When raspberry or blackberry bushes are
three feet high the top buds should be pnched Oft
when side shoots will push out on which next years
fruit grows
Il Is not and why is important TO know. This may
be learned from Warnings Elements Of Agriculture.
Price one dollar bY mail.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

nodes were very plainly be seem The experiment was
attentive andience The value Of these experiments
Prof Lowering said great as nstfanS he 5necS
often causes a sympathetic vibration OF the
walls OF the building containing IT,; II tne
machinery ia made to run little faster or ltts slower
tbs often danCerous vibration ceases such vibration
was the canse Of the fall of the Pemberton Mills Inc
evneriment was also Of value as an application OF the
oniicai nebod 10 the vibrations OF sounding bodies
which sound is made it were visible TINS e5peT
morning session This afternoon an excursion on tue
lake took the place of the regular meetings q the ed TeS
will renewed admiration for Chicago Forty more new
members we're voted in this morning. The new mem, i
borg arc navinp M in Il most cOmmendable manner anu
t seventeenth annual meeting bids fair to be IN every
rpsIect most satisfactory one. The discussion Oh lhe
interesting subject Of the Antiquity OF Man VIII W Ie
sumud Oh Monday.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
swINnIING IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-An attachment SUIT was
entered yesterday In the Criminal Court against A. Blsek
the firm OF Black Co, bankers and brokers oI ,S.s
city Mr. Black day or two ago drew iron @ Se H,eos
cred that he had oYerdraSn hs account over He' anu
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

Seymour, icih sneerS'
When / accepted the In
yitation 10 speak, with Others
at this meeting, we We're
promised the downfall of
Nicksburg. the opening OF
the Mississippi, the probable
capture OF the Confederate
Capital, and exhaustion OF
the Rebellion. But In the
moment Of expected victory
there came the midnight cry
OF Pennsylvania 20 save its
despoiled fields from the In
Vading foe; and almost
within sight of this great
commercial metropolis. the
ships NJ your merchants
were burned 10 the waters
edge"
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NEW YORK.

The Republican State Convcntion-Arrivn Of
Delegates mt Syracuse-Grant and Feutou
and . Radical Platform.
SYRACUSE, Feb. e. 1885,
number Of delegates TO the Republican State Con-
ventop reached here during the day. and trains this
evening brought largo additions. The expression Is
favorable 70 united delegation for Grant, Fenton and
a radical platform No opposition to Fcnton has
yet made It's appearance, and IL Is believed no
serious effort VIII be made to influence deIegates
against him. although portion OF the st. Lawrencs
delegation are instructed TO favor Mr.. Hamlin Both
the New York delegations arrived on the evening train
but appearances indicate that the contestants will mee,
with very little favor The Globe HOTEL the head.
quarters Of the State committee is crowded and among
the number present are many outsiders. Tho oniy
stre appears to be on the question OF delegates Al
large Tremain Depew, Curtis and Clapp spoken Of
MI. Van Colt and General Sckes both mentioned
temporary permanent presiding officers OF the
Convention. General sices with probably be elected as
OF the delegates at largo Mr. Brown Of Rochester
is also spoken OF for delegate a. large addition the
names already mentioned
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

The LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDoS, Feb. A.
T. M.-ConsoIs closed ar 93l4 93ss for money and
account United states hve-twepties quiet at ~ 72k
Illinois Central shares, s7; Erie Railway shares As
FRANKFORT BouRsK.-FRANFoRT. Feb 4-Noon-
1862
LIVERPOOL CoTToy MARKET.-LfvERpoo Feb A.
5P M.-The cotton market closed Quot at the follow
ing quotations; --bfiddling uplands, I'd; middng
Orleans Sd The sales Of the day foot up 10 600 bales
TRADE REroRT LIVERPOOL, Feb. As r. M.-Tbe adj
vices from Manchester are unfavorable the market
for goods and yarns being heavy aud dull.
LIVERPOOL BnsADsrusrs MiRKRr.--LIvERrooL, Feb
AS p M-Breadstuffs closed quiet. Corn. AS Cd
Wheat, los. for california and 14s I'd. for Western
Barley 5s. Cd. Oats, 3s. IL. Peas, ass. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKxr-LvgRPoorr Feb. a.
5P M-Beef 1l9s. and pork 74s. per Dbl Lard s3s 3D.
Cheese, 42s Bacon. 39s.
LrvKRpooL PRODUCE MARKEr-LrvRRPooI, Feb A.
5P M-sugar steady and quiet nj 2ls Cd. Rosin-
common Go. I'D. medium lis Spirits turpentlne 29s
Tallow, AS Petroleum-rehned, Ii. I'd.
LONDON MARKKrS--LoNpos, Feb. As p M-WhaIe
oil, c36. Sperm OIL clio Lnseed oil, H36 los Lin
seed cakes, clio 10a
PETROLEUM Markets. ANTWERP Feb 4-5 r. M-Pe.
troeum market closed fiat and nominal
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ALAB AMA.

The Election TO Rntify the New Constitution.
MONTGOMERY, Feb. A. 1885,
Alabama voted to-day the adoption Of the new
constitution and for State officers. In this city 1851
votes were cast two given by two white candi-
dates for Office, all the rest by negroes.
General Meade and staff left for Mobile to- ight
MOBILE Feb 4 1868.
Colonel Hudson, commanding having received nfor.
nation that registrars refusing the right and
privilege Of challenging votes has requested the Chief
Of Police TO notify the registrars and judges OF the
election that this right must be respected the election
be invalid. Colonel Hudson also notified registrars and
judges of election that clerks appointed by
democratic party must be admitted within each voting
precinct The election passing off quietly.
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LOUISIANA.

The COnventi0n-The School QuesiiOu-NIem.
bcrs' Warrants Discounted.
New ORLEANS, Feb. a. 1885,
In the Convention to-day an ordinance annexing Al
giers to the city Of New Orleans offered
ticle Of the constitution, but was tabled
Several articles the constitution were adopted reg.
uating the school question All children be ad-
med to the public schools without distinction and no
special schools to be established for the exclusive
use Of any color. All public institutions Of learning.
Guiding universities, wholly part under the control
OF the state, be open all persons irrespective
Of color Articles adopted which provide for the
election OF asuperntendent to serve four Also
an article which provides for appropriation from
the public funds for their maintenance.
Warrants Of the members OF the Louisiana Conven.
ton, signed with mark, have boon discounted
on the street
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MEXICO.

Late Call in Guerrero for Election-Ru-
Morcd Renewal OF Charter TO the Coast
Limo of steamers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4, 1858.
ny tho arrival Of the steamship Montana we have late
Acapulco advces General Alvarez had called an cleo.
lion for President OF the republic members OF Con-
grsa and Judges Of the Supreme Court in Guerrero
that State not having participated in the general
eleoonthe districts held by the revoutonsts under
Jminez excepted.
Juarez declines to accept the resignation Of Joseph
Godoy, Consul Of the republic at San Francisco.
II reported the government has renewed the charter
granted BY Macmillan TO Hoiaday's Mexican coast line
Of steamers. Hereafter the vessels TO leave Mexican
ports every twenty days.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

a Cabinet Crisis Misunderstanding of the
N0vn Scotia House Of Representatives.
MONTREAL, Feb 4, 1868.
Il is reported here that crisis is imminent the Do
niinion Cabinet and that seats will DO offered to Mr..
Howe and other Nova Scotian leaders.
telegram has been received here from the Mayor
Of Halifax contradictng the statement that distress did
exist In Nova Scotia. He says a wide want does
prevail among the fishermen.
Gill & Green's box factory was considerably damaged
by hre this morning, and several adjoining houses
burned TO the ground.
HALIFAX, Feb. A, 1868.
The House OF Representatives to-day at three
O'Clock. The address to the Governors speech
passed without division. and will be formally presented
bis Exceilency tomorrow.
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VIRGINIA.

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lively Scene
New Line Of SteaL,ers-Reversai OF Dca { h
Sentence by the supreme Court.
RICHMOND, Feb. 4, 1858.
In the Virginia Reconstruction Convention today the
section requiring the Governor to be resident Of the
United States twenty years and OF Virginia two ye.s
adopted yesterday was reconsdered aud recommitted
The salary Of the Governor was fixed at O00 Another
scene occurred Two members having quarreed in de-
bate. started IRON the hall for fight but the Sergeant
at Arms put stop TO 1t by closing the DOORS
company TO run steamers between Norfolk, New
Orleans and Venezuela with capital OF two millions
was chartered to-day.
The Supreme Court OF Virginia. in the case OF a man
sentenced TO be hung reversed the decision of the lower
Court the ground that the prisoner had not been in-
diced by grand jury.
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ILLINOIS,.

The Fatal Prize Flight ON Bloody Island
Sentence of RcardOn.
ST. LOUIS Feb. A. 1865
Patsy Reardon, who killed the boy McCann in prize
fight in Illinois short time since tried in Belle
vile, Ill.,, to-day and sentenced TO one months i'm
prisonment in the county Jail. His companions under
eighteen years were sentenced to weeks conine-
ment in the same place. The lighiness of the punish
McCanns death resulted more from excitement
than from the severity of the blows ADM nsered All
those engaged in or witnesses OF the fight sixteen
years OF age plead not guilty. and their
tinued Till the next term OF the Court
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TENNE SSEE.

The Memphis Contempt Case-Two Editors
Sentenced TO zine and imprisonment.
MEMpruL, Feb. 4, 1865.
The Avalanche contempt was concluded this
morning NJ. C. Galloway and William II. Phea, two Of
the editors were sentenced by Judge Hunter OF the
Criminal Court to pay fines OF $500 and $50 each
aud be imprisoned in the county Jail seventy days and
thereafter until they the interrogatores they
refused to answer. Mttimus writs committing them
will be issued the proceedings OF the court
recorded. The Audtanchs this morning more
abusive Of the judge II possible, than heretofore
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
IRELAND.
Ecninn Demonstrations in Cork-Arrests of
COnspiratOrs.

Eeninn Demonstrations in Cork-Arrests of
COnspirat0rs.
CORK Feb. 4, 1858.
One OF inc gates Of this city was undermined last
might and blown up At the time all the telegraph
wires leading into the city cut The prompt action
OF the police prevented any further demonstrations
Two brothers named David and John Barry have been
arrested charge Of robbing Of the gunshops
Gently OF large gu antity Of powder
man named Fitzpatrick was also arrested TO day.
IL thought that he had hing 70 do with the
posion last night. The police. while examining him,
found bottle Of phosphorus, or Greek fire, in his
pocket
Tssgraphc communication has generally been re-
satorad.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

BRpsr Feb 4--The General Transatlantic Company's
steamship Pereire Captain Duchesne which len New
York on January & arrived at this port yesterday even
ing and sailed this morning for Havre
SOUTHAMPTON Feb. 4.--The North German Loyds'
steamship Bremen Captain Meyer arrived OF Cowes al
one o'clock this morning, and after transferring her
London mails and passengers, proceeded 10 Bromon.
LoxDoSpRRRY Feb. A--fhe Alien line steamship Mes
toran, Captain Dutton, which sailed from Portland
January 25 touched here today end sailed again for
Liverpool
Queenstown, Feb. 4-Ths Inulsn steamship City OF
Boston, Captain Roskell, from New York 18th ut,
reached this port this morning End subsequently sailed
for Liverpool.
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PARIS, Feb. 4-EveDing.
The debate In the Corps Legislaf the bill for the
regulation Of the press was continued to-day.
Minister Rouher made a long speech, Ia which he
urged upon the members the passage Of the proposed
Law He said he unwilling to oppose liberal ten
dences but the empire and the people alike demanded
that restraint be imposed upon press -Four mil
Lions OF those who had voted for the constitution
eane but the four millions their successors required
The same guarantees
The clause of the bill aboishing the preliminary
license 10 publish adopted by almost unanimous
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Large Fire at Hndson-Loss $50. 900.

ff0D50't :, FeD. l5b6s
The vinegar factory Of Messrs. Conn., Clark Co.. and
she steamboat office and freight house Of Peter Bogar
dus on Water street. in this city, destroyed by Are
at early hour this morning. me loss Is estimated ID
100000, ON which there ~ insurance for SIS 0Og on
the North American, Lennon, Mercantile International
and Fulton, Of New York; the Commerce, OF Albany
,CatarA0t q PouGhkespse. Asnt up Vac call Of
Mayor Hsssssdh bat arrived o late Y BE- Of any ser,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The GUARD mail steamship Russia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close al the Post Ohloo at
tw. Give O'Clock NJ on Wednesday.
The Nsw Yoax INSTRUMENTATION for Europs--wil be
ready al half-psst sen o'clock tbis morning.
Single copies. In wnppem for msacae, six esuss>
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Fire in EInirn.

ELMRA, Feb. e. 1868.
About half past o'clock last NIGHT nre broke out
In the building the south side Of Water street,
between the railroad and the canal completely destroy
sng the entire block. The buildings were occupied by
she Freybust hoop skirt mandatory, two clothing
Stores coffee and tea store, a matchmaker and
saloon, while the upper stories occupied BY seven
eight families who succeeded In saving most Of their
furniture The entire loss will probably SIS 000
which Ia partially insured.
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PhnIon's ssFl0r de MayO.0
PHALON'S "GL0R DE MAYO.D
RHALONiS .FLOR DE MAYO.n

PnALONs "FLoR DE Mayo the new gerfumssv 1oe.
manned after the beautiful flower SFIor
de Mayo Of which 10 in bloom at cur store 5l1
Broadway, has created greater sensation than any per-
fme hitherto introduced In this country 1fhg perfuminS
the atmosphere and OF the programmes at Nhlos the
abode the white Fawn,n and at Pike Opera House
with this delicate perfume has taken the tow by storm ls
described everlasting eetness.n The
''For Mayo has been adopted radernarh
applied to per,umery and copyrightsd an Infringement
will Sold by druggists and In goods deal
ers The trade supplied BY Dema Barnes Co.
McKesson Robbins, r. q. Wells Co. En- asor Lee w
H. Schiehehn Co, Q. N Crtenon j. s. Aspinwall, Hail
Ruckle, Hind, Nauman Co.. and all vsholesaie drug
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AUS RIA.

Papal Diplomacy and the Concordat.
VIENNA, Feb 4, 1865.
is reported that Pope Plus TX IS willing 10 resume
negotiations with the imperial government for re.
vision OF the Concordat
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THE GRAND SECRET.
The grand secret In medication help naure
and Rspuate-.hcse arc tie or the only
that has common for Is basis II the
system shattered the muscle wnas, and the
mind ike tho body In state e partial collapse, what Ia
Il best to dot Reason teaches as the answt
BUILD UP YOUR MAN,
Brace him ID you would brace lettering edihcc.
The pabulum he needs ia Toalc Alter tivs Bring him
out or the dc pths OF debility and dssponie neg with
H0srETIER'S BITTER s.
They njure child may take tn em IN doses suited
its years sibty of har The enfeebcd
respond 81 .erPSitcay TO their
will ed is erect blades under the
yiyylng refre shing In all OF debility the
Biters are abso ely required There substitute
that viii l their pls Resort 10 this
most wond srful Of modern TONES,
AID ALL WILL BIZ ELI
In mind that in Dyspepsia, int -mtent Fevcrs.
Bilious Disorders and Affection 81 Vino Nerves other
medicine nl 1.-THE Of the good effect that
riably follows the of t,a excel lent Invgcrator and
Corrective.
Sold every whore. New York ofaeo, 30 Dey street
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what Il More Common or Dtstresas my than
bioms attack Who Is no, familiar with the eli KNOWN
symptomsf Oppression across the stomach az cnes low
s,,,s,s goomncss OF mind, ariness dull
beadache dirty appearance OF the skv yellow ngs
appctttctfV oosiveno-a
Few indeed OF the more Ordinary It's 4 life are more
widely prevalent than these bilious dsosd FRA and yst hev
NAV readily be got rid Of by using Dr. u JAYNES sANA.
rvs PILLS by whose operation tho yer win be rapidly
restored healthy acssou, the vaw seretioos III ire
changed all costlveuess rev owed and the whole
system assssd IN <ecovevus W. u~ anal condilos Sold -
al dS~gastA
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FATAL BURNING ACCIDENT. --A boy named James Can
pon while playing on Sunday morning in Jersey City,
snatched up a red hot poker, BY which he was so
burned that he dea yesterday morning. Coroner War
rem gave q permfl for baraL
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CANDIDA.

England on Political Repatriation.
VIENNA, Feb. 4, 1868.
The DEBATE, q semi-ofical Journal says that Great
Britain has requested the European Powers to stop
moving fugitives from Gambia
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ENGLAND.

Murine Report from the Coast.
LONDON, Feb. 4, 1865
No marine disasters have yet been reported from the
recent storm, though quite severe on the coast
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ABYSSINIA.

Cheoring Accounts From the English Army.
LONDON, Feb. 4, 1858.
The last dispatches from Abyssna represent that the
prospects Of the expedition favorable. Tho army
was we'll supplied. and the advance General Ma
pier had reached tho neighborhood or Antolo.
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+ FRANCE.

Government Election Triumph.
PARIS, Feb. 4, 1858.
The city OF Lille held special election yesterday fora
member Of the Corps Leglslatif The government
didate was successful.
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eGsaxibaldi TO Admiral Farragut-The New
Loan.
FLORENCE, Feb. H. 1865
Gsribaldi has written an eloquent and enthusiastic
letter 70 Admiral Farragut in which he congraulatss
the United States encouraging, by the presence Of
American fleet, the national aspirations OF Italy.
LONDON, Feb. 4, 1868.
1t ID reported that the Italian Finance Minister will
place 40 900 lire Of the Italian loan to be negotiated
In this market.
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As a Dictotic Beverage
uOFFS MALI EXTRACT

invgaSates he sye, and slightly stimulating without
being Irritating. nurscat, IL extremely beneficial
SICK ard ansrvatod 20 nvaesccas TO consumptivex
strengthcn;ng the lungs remedy, II Ia Invaluable
Ia Diseases Of the
The people have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-05

Rupture Curc.-Dr. She rn,nn,s Appliances
Rutre guarArJe es Of permanent relief
6s7 Broadway Photograph hseu aud certificates VI
cures lgiled receipt of ten cev.s.
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Tho September Trenty-NegOtiattOns with
France.
FLORENCE Feb. 4, 1858.
The Ncsone pewspaper) to-day asserts positively that
no negotiations for new convention on the Roman
question going between the French and Italian
governments, but that General Menabrea prefers the
September treaty.
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nd information given. 0Ai.IAUHER BRO.
80 Chcstnut street, Philadelphia.
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Printing Of Every Descriptions Execnecd
with and deslcn and lower than es,
where at the METROPOLITAN aoH PRINTING EsrAB-
I,ISiNENT. 81 Nassau street
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Perfect Hair Overwhelmingly DOcOafe o
impars gloss aud Is superior 10 frcnoe pofna's "a
and oils alcoholic washes.
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wis TeSpce: snd rms% 81 so,. M9si lc 3s,s
ORiS. 10 Bond street
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RntcheIOr'r. Hair pye.-Tho Rest In tho
world theonly RI ect harmless reasi, instantans
| Factory 10 bond street..
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ao,d iniormasion furnshcd The hyhsst rates paid 10 c
Douboons and all kinds of Gold and slycr 80
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers 10 wan ArccN -