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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CFor additional Special Notices @e Inside PaG,sl
N995e If IT WE'RE POSSIBLE THAT A
~ young la ~ csuld permit mOustachr TO brusl
the of her lias, l. would be after the had
been baptized with Pm alons "FI Or DE MAYO" ,he
new perfume Tor the handkerchief. certainly,
nothing lie delicious tnRu that r.gs peTfu would
induce hei to submit such penance. sold by all
d.uEgsts,
n395@ FOR THE SUMNER.-TO PREVENT
~ Sunburn. FIeck les, aud keep me skin white
CRRlNE BLET OF soLIDIFI d GLYCERINE.
1t deciously fragrant, transpa eut, and superb
'Ssf %RG44 SaSE No sqa ga CEs SH s HsSls Street.
s BANK OF NORTH AMERICA
The Directors have this day declared semi annual
DiyidenN Of SEVEN AND M, II Il II PER CEN r and
TW2 hNP M sH Hale aysss pbR on GE% Sema EXTRA making
Also n Dividend Of THREE YOUR Tbs PER
CENT berg The state Tax for 1868 of Three Mills on
the State Treasurer for account OF the OckhOldeIs
the tax being lien upon the ocs mntll pAld
764t j. HOCKLEY. Cashier.
r~725~ OFFICE OF THE FAME IN sURANCE
sNS COMPANY, Nc; 46 ChEsMuT street. 1880
The Board of Diroctors have This day declared
Dividend Of THREE PER CENT, payable on de.
''''''. '''''' Williams l. BLANCHARD.
7G6t Secretary
eCS9B@ THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE
4-S COM LpANY or Pal 4sDELP Ia Ollie,
No: 400 WALNUT street, JULY 8, 1868.
FOUR PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the
Company for the last six months payable on demand
'rss SIS p al '"Ae eALExANDFE W. wIsrER, seo'y
R.SSy% RARE MANUFACTURES IN FINE
w." CORRECTIONS, for Tourists and tor the Sea side.
STEPHEN +. WHITMAN,
73lm4p No 1910 MARKET Street.
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York and Philadelphia, and we oannot but
confess that the ''capscity for dissent" evineed
by the delegate conventions of our city was
truly astonishing. We suppose that it is in
tended for the Republican party to look with
envy at the useful quality, and repini ,gly
murmur to itself:
"Shall be carried to the skies
On howery beds of ease?
While others fought to win the prize,
And sale through bloody seas"
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PARASOLS.

AND FHHsIOAL INHFIrUTE,
BROAD STREET, BELOW WALNUT,
SWIMMING DEPARTMENT..
The only Summer resort in our city where people
take comfort in the hottest days, is the NATATO.
RUM. Season Swimming Tickets, and Season In.
strucion Tickets, are ssld noa with deduction OF
26 per cent 7s st4p
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And other New Works published THIS day ana 70,
sale by
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"Capscity for DisseDt.o

The N. Y. World of yesterday, in leading
article, says-
zone of the most useful qualities of the he.
mocracy is their capacity for dissent The uIti-
mate and settled action of the Democratic party
is almost always harmonious; but IL Is har-
monv generally reached by thorough canvass
iag, by brisk contest of opinions, by such a
Certainly the doctrine is one proceeding on
the theory that whatever is is right. The
1'useful quality" is well developed both in New
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIFE on HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
BY REV. A. Y. MOORE,
OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA.
WITH A LIFB-LIKE PORTRAIT.
Complete In one large DaodecimO Volume.
PRICE $3.50 IN CLOTH.

LIVES OF GRANT AND co1FAx"
HANS BREITMAMN'S u RT-
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DATE NTED D PANTS SECURED AND
i sTRETCHED from l TO 8 Inches, at Mottet
French Steam Dyeing and Securing No. 2O9 nj
NINTH street ana NO. 7S8 RACE street. SHs6p
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7. B. PETERSO.J 6 BROTHERS.
NO. sO6 CHEsNUT STREET. PmILADA


THE LIFE OF Hon. SCHUYLER COLFAX. BY
KeV A, Moore, OF South Beue, Indiana " no was
confidence OF Mr.. Colax, lad he lea of he
paper published by kr. COlfax GW enty years and
10 tbe Congregational Globe; knows al his past his-
torv and Ril whoGave known hin from h. yhooc ne
Is puollshed In lafse cuodecimo volume OF four
Lundrtd prges pinned from large type. and on the
hntst an beSt of white paper, with ife-ike pos-
TRAIT on Beel OF Mr.. Coltsx which has been nrn-
nounced ~ members OF Congress the perso 1al
rlendS o Mr. Cotax, who have IT. TO bs fhe
mott perfect Dkeness ever taken of him welI as n
laken of Mr. Coliax within t1e last month the w noe
bound In 9th In the most substantial m amer krloe
sl'56 copy.
THE LIVES OF GENERAL GRANT AND HON
kClIUY YBER COLFAX Peterson s CnIlpai0p Efni0n.
WIN lie lK" pcrirAitS of General Ulysses = q ant
ana Hon huyler Co fax, aud other iustraLl Ve en-
CRAVINGS 1his WORK contains complete his Org OF
The lives OF ULYSSES ). Grant and Hon lyler
fax, from their birth up TO the present time, q nm
pete Ia one large duoGenimO volu four hund red
closely pTnted pages, Price One Dollar ia cloth, or
seventy y-hVe cents In paper II Is the best and
cheapest edition Of Grant and CbJd1" IN the m et,
u con alos more reading mater han that
are published and sole at from t2 90 to 100 COPY
EEI.
HANS BREITMANE'S PA PTY. WITH OTHER
BALLADS. BY Charles o. Leland, ESQ, printed ON
tinted paper and In the best manner. Price 30 CENTS
All Books published are for sale by us the MON ant
they are issued from the press. Pubishers proes
want, to
Il. II. PETERSON 81 BROTHERS.
it4pl No. 3O6 CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia Pa
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The Right Spirit.

Those who cannot look their real conditioh
in the face are not the most reliable eilne' Dc
frjends or as advisers. 1t is not a sign Oh coo
rage 10 deny that You have been worsteo III q
apht. AS the Petersburg Eader REMARKS -
u;s one thing to acknowledge temporary
..loss of objects aimed at, and quite announcer
,sto relincuish hope and effort" so we nave
thought; and we have governed ourselves ac
eordingly We continue our quotation from
the Indep; "We are of those who have become
q convinced that for the present the Radl'
seal minority has the power to rule the
democratic majority" a true bill
GRANT, If elected, will be minority
President. In Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsyl-
vania, the Radical majority is according
to the last returns, not more than thirty
thousand. In Kentucky alone the Demo-
cratic majority is one hundred thousand. Yet,
under the Federal Constitution, the thirty
THOUSAND majority will cast sixty electoral
votes, while the one hundred thousand major
ity will cast but eleven. We should have no
right TO complain of this If oil the rights of
the States had not been taken from them, and
the Government con yerted into a consolidated
one. The manner of voting for President Is a
relic OF the past which shows plainly that the
fFnmers OF the Constitution did not intend to
establish national, but q federal govern
nent. The thing signifed Is gone, but the
sign remains 10 remind MS of our lost rights
ana 70 produce an effect precisely the reverse
OF that which it was designed 10 produce. We
quote again:
"We do not regard the election Of Grant ms
the end OF this matter, although we consider
the election OF Grant 10 be certain. We do
not look upon this repulse Of the Democracv
Us Anal, although we acknowledge the den n IT,
tween Grant and Seymour
The end is yet. There are but two ends
possible -these alternatives: Either the sue.
Il oessof Democratic principles, or an empire
aud lifelong ruler. How soon the one OF
the other will come, we cannot predict.
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nay GOODS.

1000 SECOND REGE 1nT- OF eco FALL 4.
MITTgr. DoRFER s. CO.'S, s77 Broad street, be-
tween Fifth and s1xtn., :, ., ,..r,,n 49, s,o,mara
end oDeRR s onr Eerep Of
HiAs FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part OF beautiful styles In
AZ DRESS GOODS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
MERINOES,
DELAINES
CASSIMFRFS for mems and boys wear,
H01ISE FURNISHING GOODS.
BLANKETS. CONTEMPORARIES &C.
Country merchants supplied ut smnn advances
on View York prices. oss
All in want OF new. desirable. and cheap gooa !.
would do well to CALL examine, and make shei
pA n. & D. MITTELDORFERs,.
- s23 Broad street.
oc2o between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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wUAr 1s HIsroRYY-When such journal
as the New York Commercial advertiser praises
Dir DRAPER's history of the late war we are
readv tn exc,aim, with Sir ROBERT WALPoLS,
that all history is a lie." 1t Is SAD renee
ton that men should be SO utterly oinoeu "
passion and prejudice as to be unao'e " eee
the pIainest facts. The advertiser Is sihcT.,
MS no doubt DR.. DRAPER is; YET ms o.
history is degrading to his species ~ mo.
shows that men are totally uhrei'ao'e n'''o
rians of the acts of their own cooh'y inen ~, W
their own friends, or their enemies neau 81
THOMAS MORRIS Utopia and DRAPER hie'oi
aud believe the statements OF ootn oooAs' anu
YOUR intelligence should not be ques"oheo
more on account Of the one than the otner.
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JUsT So.--" That is but sham liberty
which exists by suaterance,r says our neigh
Dor OF the iader. True liberty is thing
which cannot be gfren to any people It is a
thing which must be won and maintained by
the people themselves. nation to be free
Hmast be dangerous to all that threatens It's
a # edom." Ergo. there Is no real liberty In
this country. For the South is under military
Tuie-bound hand and foot the States which
sys nominally reconstructed NOT less than
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DIED,

Athis fathers residence. at Darlington Heights.
Prince Edward county, October 18TH of typhoid
fever. WILLIAM A, son Of Captain Josiah
Cunningham. -- .... /.
At his residence, in Spotsylvania comfy. Va.
on the 18th OF September 1858. WILLIAM
You've. in the ffty-f year of his age.
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
Suddenly of heart disease. at O'CLOCK P. NJ. on
SATURDAY, the nth instant at the residence of MIR.
Frederick Weidmeyer in this city, THOMAS
JONES. Esq In the siSty-ffth year of his age.
He was a native of Wales. out for a number of
years citizen Of Ricbmoud.
"Rlessed ar the dead who die in the Lord" 4
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TIM Nrw DyAn.-"We have" says the Cin"
o,nnatt r,,o,1rer of the 18th, eve nave aa'
:. ,hor,,v for the assertion that disuh'
/. hca ana highly esteemed citizen OF GIN.
:. s,aaa ;, yesterday autographed to the ohief
. I..,sce urging him TO accept the nomina-
:. 1ion If rendered to him and that the onie,
.. Justice replied, substantially, that ne would
). .onsen. to run as an independent candidate
;. tr SEYMOUR and BLAIR were Withdrawn.
!. We also learn that the National Executive
10 committee have refused TO withdraw the
9. Democratic nominees upon these condl-
/" tons" The National Executive Commit
tee, having had no meeting, have not formally
refused TO make the change; but 1t may %
safely assumed that they will not thus break
up the Democratic party.
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The Mtire pfrgintan calls our attention to
the fact that one paper recently used "rloie
as n good word, and another used "thrioole'
What of that? Yesterdays Dispatch says,
"Among the arrivals are Governor VANCE.
"People who live in glass houses should not
throw stones at their neighbors' win dows.'
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If we might do so without giving offence,
we should like to ask the Lynchburg Repu6h
can question as to its editorial of yesterday
on NoAR's flood and METHUsALEH. 1t really
seems to us that we had seen it somewhere be-
fore its appearance in the Republican.
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those which are still outside OF the Union.
And as the North is equally at the mercy OF
General GRAsr, and not at ali dangerous 70
those who threaten It's freedom, we concluue
that liberty does not reside in this western
hemisphere.
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nz- BOILING HALL, IN GOOCHLAND
COUNTY, THIRTY-FIVE MILES ALB We
RICHMOND, ON THE CANAL, CONTAINING
ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND
sIyTY-ONE ACRES, TO BE SOLD AT AUG
TON ON THURSDAY THE 22D OCTOBER
1858, at II O'CLOCK M.-The particular attention
of capitalists and others is respectfully called to
the sale Of this celebrated estate the former home
OF the late Colonel william Boiling to be sold I'M
der a decree Of Goochland Circuit Court at auc
ton, on the premises, on The day named above
Persons desiring to attend The sale can take the
packet-boat at O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon
and return early on Friday morning. For further
particulars see advertisement signed by Mr.. JOHN
n. GUY. Commissioner, IN the Whig and In the
Enguirer and Examiner.
Or On Of W. GODDIN. AnctinnPer.
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rWrALL AND WINTER TRADE-ls6s

s@ FALL AND WINTER TRADE-ls6s.
]. e. DOHERTY, MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. ses Main street, between Eighth and Ninth
stree,s, calls attention to the largest STOCK OF
GoODs he has ever offered ut the commencement
Of season.
The styles are new. the fabrics excellent, and
the prices VIII ba made satisfactory to all who are
disposed TO have garments made to order.
Csll aud examine the STOCK. Dc al-sm
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EREsH ARRIVALS.

ERESH ARRIVALS.
We are in receipt Of our second supply OF SEA-
sONABLE FALL GOODS, which have been pur-
chased within the past week at very low figures.
We invite both COUNTRY and CITY MER-
CHANTS to give our stock LOOK assuring 'ien'
that we can offer the largest and most attractive
stock we have ever exhibited and at PRICES
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY.
Intending TO remove to our large store on Pearl
street about the 1sr OF NOVEMBER, we will
offer special inducements until that time.
BURREsS s. POWERS,
Wholesale dealers in White Goods, Notions, &C.,
ll0s Main street.
[oc l9-2w]
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A correspondent writes us from Miilboro
that a ur-thousand- pound OK passed that
place Monday en- route for the Staunton fair.
Also, q whole train Of cattle.
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EALL AND WINTER OPENING. -se

MRS. B. l.. CAHEN
formerly Mrs. b. Demelman)
announces TO her numerous friends and pa
irons that she has inst returned from New York
with the handsolest and latest novelties ofthc sea-
son. She is now prepared 10 furnish close buyers
the cheapest and best assortment OF all kinds OF
p. MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
ever offered I'm this market. Also, FURS.
Every article in her line has been purchased Tor
cash and will be sold 1t the lowest PROFITS.
II is useless to mention the numerous articles, as
the lsdies are welt aware that she always has kept
handsome assortment. -
Lauies wishing to make their own boDnets viii
find ir to their interest to call on her, MS she Will
give all necessary information. She will endeayor
TO serve the interest of tie ladies' assuring THEM
that Whatever orders they may entrrst TO her shall
be satisfactorily and promptly eSecIted 49,
n. Bon MONDAY the 10th OF OCTOBER VIII
be
TO which she invites all ladies.
r,oeal .yory Saturday or INV
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p9DR. MANSFIELD, HOMEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN, has removed his office to s2e Broad
800, Ave doors above NITNH. where he attends to
all man hes OF the medical profession. No extra
VACANT charges.
Tendance as an Accoucheur Tin city,. .ss to 10 %
Par ysit to patients residence Tin city).... 50
ONCE consultations. .......................". w
Medicines furnished IN ALL CASES without ex-
In charge.
: ;" References given. Satisfaction guaranteed. Es-
i;ahlished 1856. oca-m
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having been
IL arpoiuted by the Hastings curt of the CITY
~ R,chmnnd administrator OF the estate or VIII
liam Sands, deceased NIL persons indebted 70 ire
estate are hereby notified To pay snch cents ~ me
them with me. X. y $1,000
~ Administrator Of William Sands, deceased.
oc 2g-5tx
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Ivvpr1JSa.-JoHS RUsKIS's letters are
,s.r,,p fruit. He is immensely wealthy, but
every year gives away a large part Oh us AZ, :,
oou,s He is a philan thropist in practice, and
,ra,cbes his doctrine to others. One of his
hoh,ies is that no man should be allowed to
have too large an income. For some years
.. no hoe advocated this restriction. Now,
we read in a New York paper: .-.
"Public meetings are held IN London at
which Parliament is called on to Tx maxi
mum TO the incomes of individuals. the pre-
va,ent opinion seems to be that 5000 year
ed to have. AS may be imagined, these meet
ings are not made up, rs general thlng,
either of those who are wealthy or of those
who ever expect to be-
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ap 50
ENFHRMARY.

COLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AMP CULLEN"
ISAIAH II. WHITE, III. d., MEDICAL sUFEhiN
TENDENT. .I
All cases requiring medical or surslc'tl ar' 80,
n,itted except the insane and those laborhs uh'''
MsIieaI and Surgical StaG-Dayid. II. Tucker,
NJ d: l.. &. Joynes, III. D.: j y. NcCaw. d. -
r. Il. coleman, NJ. d.; q. r. Manson, NJ. D. haT'
ter Mcclure, N. ply. ID. Cunningham, h. De-
s. Wexford. N. D.: " alter Coles, III. u.
Consulting PhystofanS-John 4. Cunnln ,,4,n-
M. d.: Robert G.. Cabell, 81. d.; John u. skeit0o'
ID. ID. l..s...a tss. - u no
Consulting SnrgsOns-James Bcltoii, u; w."
A. Crenshaw, NJ. d.; j. s. ID. Cullen u. u. ,,.
The building is situated In aqules YET crII ~ hpi
on the city and convenient OF access 10 az tIe
nesa centres. depOts, &c. II contains iafYe ~
well-yentiIated wards, and neatly iurhiShea -
rooms. 5000 To- ,ha treat
ment OF inebriates, and eases OF destr'u rou.
Suitable provisions made for women '"''"'
Membtes OF the profession In good staha. naf mt
be accorded the privilege Of attending Such p'
as they may enter. n >,rn,cAL Al.
CHARGES, INCLUDING BOARD, MsDioAA
TENDANCE AND MEDICINE
Large wards, Der week, (lnYsriaply n
In adyance). ,....; ..;;::...,.;t.,.
Private rooms. per week lin'afia e,a A, so a.s
bly, In ADVANCED -, 9 s,,raicSI %.
A small additional fee Is ehsrsea ioi 'u'
cration5. a.t ,,ss,or apply q
the inarmaFy' 70 ISAIAH H. WHITE, n. D.,
Medical Superintendent
ea-dw &ssm&wsm
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THIRST ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS
MILLINERY. &c.

AEILLINERY.-I have on hand -
I'VE and am daily receiving a fine assort- Sysssss
mcnt OF BONNETS HATS, FEATHERS, NC
RIBBONS. FLOWERS, VELVETS, SAT1NS,
and eCything pertaining to hrst-class millinery
crtabli. hment, To which l would respectfully ASK
the attention FALL assuring them satisfaction.
Orders promptly filled.
Mrs Al. j. DAVIS, No. ST Broad street,
oc 2l-lm between Fifth and Sixth.
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How IT WAS DoSE.-The World mistook q
coup de grace for a coup d'etdt
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DlCHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
III, We are prepared to furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressea,c IN aSs
fTE WORK az short notice. Specia! attention
given to rough or dressed WALL WORK, IEaE-
TaRY WORK &C., and all material turnisiea.
,yhtce corner OF Canal and seventh streets.
GEORGE B,LuMESTHAL..
ocllsn superintendent,
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spECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
nGREAT SUCCESS.
CROWDS OF PURCHASERS!
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY
TEAL! TEA! TEA
ooLoNG, 0oc., sl.oo, sl2s, $3.50.
JAPAN, 81 90. Sl25 $3.50.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, si.oo, 81 $l'o'
YOUNG HYSON, soc.. 90 81 rs SLOW
IMPERIAL, sl.eo, 81 25, 81. so, $500.
GUNPOWDER, sl.2s, $i.so, $500.
COFFEE COFFEE COFFEE
RIO, 22c., Csc.
MARACAIBO, 25c.
LA6UAYRA, Csc, CSC.
JAVA, ssc.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 4oc.
COFFEE TOASTED and GROUND DAILY.
DEsICCATED COCOANUT and GOLDFISH, in
convenient packages, great saving OF time
and Labor.
SPLENDID SALMON-salt, smoked ana canheo'
FINE SMOKED HALIBUT, 15c. ID.
MESS MACKEREL-very large and fat.
BAKER,s COCOA and CHOCOLATE.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES; GOOD Sfhof'
SARDINES, good and cheap.
FACTORY, PINEAPPLE, and IT A IL M
CHEESE.
LEMON, EGG, SODA, CREAM, and otner
CRACKERS.
sTTGAR! SUGAR! SUGAR
llkinds at far below the usual prices.
Goods delivered in the city free OF charge. il
sent by express, and not suting to be returned ~
our expense.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Zoe col
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nwBATCHELOR' HAIR DYE.-This
ssplendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect dye: harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invlgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful oIac"
or bro,pn. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
md nronarly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No. ls Bond street New York. Sc S-eodtathie
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statesmen: Messrs. j. r. haynes and r. S.
smtther, who win be Apply to serve their friends
and the public at large. ocls
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THO THE POOR

ITO THE POOR After inquiry, find
Il that there is no pm aspect or receiving any
considerable donations coal this winrer-cer-
tany not one-tenth the II nount received last win
nave therefore bong ut OF the springfield aud
Otep Kun Company some average coal, of 1n'e-
Ttor quality fer D.. So Ser a at the pits and Mr.
I. Lantei, with hts wea tied libe ALLY. has con-
sent to deliver 1t al the vs. rd OF the company ON
sixth and Canal streets BSr fifty cents per tom go
mat the cost 1t the yard o,h he poor will be TWO
DOLLARS. other part!as buying ut the pits pay
Persons unable to. huy orr at the usual price
can g,t tickets r. this ooan calling at my Office
Capitol street near Ninlh. ann da, between and
81 A. u. foe Hs~at*] VIZ L w. PARKEE.
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DYEKNG AND SECURING.

ENGINEs, BOILERS, AND sAW-MILLs.
several PORTABLE and STATIONARY EN-
a1NEs and BOILERS, WITH or WITHOUT
sAW-MILLs on hand ready for delivery, for sale
TIE METRoP oLITAN WORKS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS
TANNER, EHBETS & DELANEY.
Zoe lt-1w1