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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-28

IhE PENNsyLvANIA Coal TRADB--The
Phiiadelphia Ledger OF yesterday has the fol-
lowing concerning the coal trade OF Pennsylya-
MA The anthracite coal trade has very nearly
ceased for the present year OF 1869. AT n num-
ber of the mines work was stopped two or three
weeks ago, leaving in operation only those
having contracts for the delivery of coal 70 full
MI, and a day two before Christmas, even
those ceased working. not 10 resume until the
I'd OF January. So that there will be little TO
add to the grand total Of the current years pro-
duction. The supply OF coal seems full all
around. At New YORK, Boston, all of New Eng
land. Philadelphia, and the South, there Is no
complaint OF scarcity, though at so NE points il
3 &C mplained that prices are not as low as they
Should be under the reduced prices of bread
SUITS, some kinds Of provisions, and most de-
scrlptions OF dry goods. III wages have hereto
fore necessarily been high at the mines by
reason OF the high cost of living they
should come down this cause diminishes
and that Is the general expectation as regards
also, probably, be induced TO abate a little of
former profits, and the carrying comnanies
by force OF increased competition for the trade,
Will no doubt be compelled TO come down some
IN their toll and freight charges. All the indi-
cations, therefore, seem TO point to lower price,
Tor coal next year, and as lower prices are usu-
ally attended with increased consumption We
naturally calculate on n largely-increasei per
centage on the usual annual production of an
thracite coal, and the more especially as there
has been little, il any increase this year i'm that
description Of coal. Whatever increase i'm coal
production there may be, il to the credit OF bitu-
minous coal. There is no precise data for the
annual production of 1863, but it will not vary
much from fourteen millions of tons. The price
OF coal by the car load in the Schuylkill region,
intended for consumption in this city. il $3.50
per ton. AT Port Richmond the prices are for
Schuylkill red ash, S5.J0aS515 white ash lump,
S5aS5.25; steamboat, S5aS5.25; broken, S5: egg
Shas5.25; stove, s5.25as5-5o, and chestnut S4Sh
The trade may be quoted dull, except for stove
coal. The next auction sale of .O,0o0 tons of
Scranton coal will take place at New York on
Wednesday, 10Th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-28
THE SICK MADE WELL WITHOUT MEDI-
CINE.
THE BLIND MADE TO SEE.
THE DEAF TO HEAR.
THE LANE To WALK

DR.. FANYoN, the celebrated Dynamic Physician,
Washington, for sixty days.
He cners his services % those aficted with stam-
all chronic diseases. HE success in curing chronic
complaints, considered incursble, has been copsid
and references. deB- lms
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICr OF COLUMBIA.
Elizabeth Dunbar, l,-~r-

John J. Bocue and Eliz n X. BOgue.t Dschas.
The above cause Is referred 20 me 10 state te ac-
count Of the Trustee and the application of the nett
proceeds Of sale 60 the membranes on the property
described in the hill being house ON the east side
of MARKET Space Georgetown. All persons inter
ested and having membranes said property are
notified 20 appear and be heard in the premises ON
FRIDAY next, the Slst instant, at O'Clock D, m.
deZ-d WALTER = COX. Anditor
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The st. Louis Worlds Fair-One Mil.
lion Dollars to be Raised.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. pa meeting was held last
night OF the committee recently appointed 10
consider the project of holding a Worlds Fair
here In 1871 After considerable discussion of
various plans il was finally resolved that the
feasible, but practicable and desirable.
A committee was appointed to draft articles
incorporating the Worlds Fair Association
with capital stock of one million dollars, to be
submitted to mass meeting at the Southern
Hotel on January Sd, at which the inauguration
and perfection of arrangements for holding such
fair will be made.
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AN ENGLISH UNIoNIsT CoMINe.-An English
paper states that the man Broadhead, whose
name was mixed up few years ago most promi-
nently with the Outrages committed i'm Shefield
England, by order Of the trades unions is on
MS way to this country. The report of parlia-
mentary committee on the subject undertook to
show this. Charles Reade has drawn his pOr-
trait in "Put Yourself in His Place." Broad
mead, however, declares he is an injured man.
IL the interviewers get at him they will probably
ask him few questions concerning the fate
which befell several non-union workmen in
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Christmas Sports i'm Cuba-Garrotius
Rebels

1etegrdphed Exclusively TO The Erenin1 Star.
HAVANA, Dec. 2s.-The holidays are passing
very TRANQUILITY.
Jase Crespiles and Jose Rubo, convicted of
attempting to incite a rebellion among the
Catalan volunteers, were sentenced and gar
rOted Christmas day.
Arrived, the steamers City of Mexico. from
Vera Cruz, and the Rapidan, from New York
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CANNING CogS.-Mrs. B. HaZletOn. in the
Michigan Farmers, says: 81 take the sweet or
evergreen corn before it gets too old, cut Il from
the cob, MI my cans full; pressed down. 4 then
take boiler, lay some sticks in the bottom for
nv cans 90 set ON. then Law the covers of the
cans on loose fll the boiler with water 20 that il
will cover half way up the sides Of the can nut
the cover on the boiler, boil for three hours
briskly, take out and press the covers on tight.
viii keep well and have all the flavor OF green
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-28

AN ENGLISH GUNBoAT.-Rear Admiral c. III.
Poor, commanding the North Atlantic feet an
nounces that the English gunboat "Eclipse,"
which recently arrived in the Gulf, is one of
the new class Of vessels designed by constructor
Reed, Of $50 tons and 360 horse power. She
1naKcr aDour nf1c Knots anhodf on bow line,
and 14k or 10 under steam. Her battery con-
sists of two 1oo-pounders, four Go-pounders, and
two 12-pound field pieces, all rifed. Her bow
Is OF a similar shape to a ram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-28

MR.. SMITH, of Washington, Pennsylvania, a
cousin Of Mrs. Grant, with his wife arrived here
on Christmas Eve, and are guests at the Execu-
tive Mansion.
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THE LATE SENATOR FEssESpEy.-Tl

THE LATE SENATOR FEssENDES.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has received from the
Secretary of the Senate an official copy Of tie
resolutions passed in that body, requiring five
thousand copies of the resolutions passed in re-
spect to the memory of the late Senator Fessen-
den. The vignette OF the late Senator is to be
printed upon each sheet containing the resolu-
tions, the work TO be done by Mr.. McCartee, in
the Bureau of Printing and Engraving.
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THE WAYS AND ]

THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE will not
reassemble till next week, when they will com
mence work on the last half OF the tariff bill.
They do not expect now to be able to report it
till the end of January.
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CASH IN THE TREAsURY.-The amount of
gold in the Treasury yesterday was one hun
dred and seven millions two hundred and twen-
ty-eight thousand; gold certificates, thrty-seven
millions eight hundred and eighty-two thousand
six hundred and sixty dollars; currency, ten mil
lions four hundred and ten thousand.
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D0Horse- car fares come down to i've cents In
Philadelphia, New Year.
06avannah's sole amusement Just now Is the
PanitheopticOnic0n.
HThe members Of Q Richmond secret society
call themselves knights Of the Red Bag"
n0The Paris police say that Isabella did steal
the crown Jewels, and they profess to know
where she sold them.
~A Philadelphian has invented q paper
upon which writing in ink never fades. 1t will
contracts.
o0City railroad cars are never fun; pack 'em
in; move mp fat man; squeeze in, thin; toes are
trod on; hats are "smushed;" dresses soiled and
hoop-skirts crushed.
~In the new Lutheran church IN .Hagers-
town, Nd, q large hand is painted on the wall
yestibules, pointing down to q spittoon, with the
inscription, "Please leave your tobacco there"
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The PRESIDENT was in his Office but shor
time to-day, and no visitors were received. n,
Cabinet meeting was held, and the clerks wer
all permitted to leave at noon.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

POSTMASTER GENERAL CREswELL left here
for New York last night.
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DoCroR MARY WALKER AND Hrpp.rrpxr

DOCTOR MARY WALKER AND HER PATIENTs
Doctor Mary Walker hung out her professional
shingle" at Leavenwerth, Kansas, recently,
and the Commercial of that city records an
amusing incident i'm her professional life, I'm
which she seems to have turned the laugh on n
trio of would-be wits most admirably - Three
gentlemen called to see Doctor Mary. Stimulating
sickness. One of them is a legal light, remark
able for the length of his head and also of
his beard. This one feigned rheumatism, and
sat down in an afflicted manner. They then
all sat down, and the lady eyed them askance
By and by they spoke, saving that they had
heard Of the doctors fame, and came to be
healed. They each held out a hand, desiring
her to feel their pulse. Gentlemen" said the
lady, 81 will undertake to cure YOU, but want
a fee, please. Five dollars, in advance"
"Thats cheap" said one. "Anyhow it's the
regular charge" said another. The lady looked
on, saying nothing. Conversation began to flag
and the visitors made as though they were feel
ing round their clothes for the five dollars The
silence grew embarrassing to all but the LADY,
who sat looking like sphynx. Then one of her
visitors got mp and went ont, then the other
went out also; finally tn, third got up and ran
without even staying to say goodbye to the
doctor or waiting for her to write out her prescrip
ton. He did not, hewever, get away 10 quickly
but that he heard the lady calling after him. ..It
takes three smarter men than You to come fool
ing round me-" Her patients having gone, the
lady looked round smiling like saint.
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Death Of q Catholic Priest.


ICeg5dphed E1ctustceIy 70 Ihe Erehtng StdT.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-The Rev. Father
Dunn, OF st. Johns Catholic Church, died this
morning, in his 61st year. He was pastor of st.
Phillip-de-Neri church, Southwark, during the
native American riots of "A.
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DDGeorse WILKES says Harvard .sas cheated.
0Saginaw women of the first families drink
openly sf saloon baxs. -
~Alaska, BY and by, VIII have sleeping cars;
at present 1t has only Sitka.
~A Paris countess gets q good living nv
giving characters" to servants seeking situa-
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON, ls0.
EasziSsfSE SSS zES fSETiSISE RSS THf@ ne p 8
WEST are now run as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
snd sS s9aS. 200 ssS
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
md SS:s .hS Sunday at and $50 A.
,.,x. .. {, ,.o6 6oR r. ANNAPOLIS: MA ,o
No train to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
,s.v FOB BALTiMaooRE. al mo 49,. ann
I..,. ., F9R WA3 VA .s5! s5AT1CNso III s!so PM
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Lesvs daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at IA.
n. = go and 90 P !, ,IM;;--r.y....n- n; u;
sssRs 70 Il sslfs xts IRON
sss e The & C. S ha x:
aag AO at hs SsS 4Ss rennS =,
sSenus oes can there arrange to have ethel their bag
gage called for and checked at their residence taken
hf sae Ia Boston, see 3D.
vsrtisement Of Through Line"
GE6 C4hE Rd6SfE sf2srat aensfs rfsTt hssD asSa'
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHINGTO N
l faissfkR%ft4eoakikA' NV 4okk. AND &0a
Train. between wAsH1sgSftoosS sgtosssdGH ssd NkS W.
now n follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, tcithon ekange Of cars.
Leave daily texcept sunday' at . o. m., and 12:4s
and p. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave ave daily !e1cept sunday ct 8 g. N, and 1a:As
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 800 p. N. and Philadel
phia ut $40 D. m.
sleeping car. for New York on ,. N. train only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston can be had the Station Once at all hours
In the day. Also, at the Company 3 once, No. 406
Pennsylvania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
cts at the Avenue ONCE can there arrange TO have
their baggage called for and checked at their resi-
dence taken 70 the depot, and put into the baggage
car.
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
Lis and the West.
J. L. WILSON, Master OF TRANSPORTATION.
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no 50 GEO. 8. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
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s'Irregularities'' I'm a New York Rank

feteyTuPHeu E1CIust0ety 70 Ihe Eccntng Stdr.
NEW YORK, Dec. pa statement which OBJ
tanned currency yesterday, to the effect that ir-
regularities have been discovered in the Mer-
chants Exchange Bank, proves to be true. A
deficiency of $3.50 600, and the amount will
probably prove much larger. So far no names
of the delinquent parties have been made known
The bank claims to be fully able to meet the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-28

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS CoNTRovERsY-In-
telligence brought by last mail from Europe is
10 the effect that the British Government in
tends sending to the United States one Of her
ablest diplomatsts, either to take the place of
the present English Minister, Mr.. Thornton, or
to cooperate with the latter gentleman in nego-
tiating treaty for the settlement of the Ala
bama claims controversy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-28

METALLIC PIPKs.-According to Dr. Phipson,
lead, copper, and perhaps zinc, can all be dis
the presence Of air; therefore, conducting pipes
made Of any one Of these substances are care
fully to be avoided when the water q tn "a nsed
IN chemical technology or sSf drinking pur-
pOSes. -
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Tefegrdphed Exclusively to The EUening Star.
e ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2S.-Nearly five hundred Chi
nese arrived here tonight. They will immedi-
ately proceed to Texas, to work on the railroads.
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AxTHoNorp.-Av Welding powder, named an
timoDoid, hae bcsa I'm use for some time past, In
GermanI, And found to be Of Great eflicieucy
The formula FOR its preparation has until lately
beenk(P secret; but we now learn that IL con-
sists = Tour parts Of iron turnings, three parts
of eorax, two parts Of borate Of IRON, and one Of
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The Trial Of Traupmann,

7elegropked Erclusirely TO The Evening Star.
PARIS, Dec. 2s.-The trial of Traupmann for
the murder of the Knick family was COM
menced to-day. The court room was densely
packed with spectators at the opening of the
PROCEEDINGS
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MIsslssI.PI REcoGsTErcTy9Scgsas Arhes
has ordered the Legisiafure OF Mississippi to
convene January 11th. The following persons,
yisionsl officers until their Installation: james
L. Alcorn, Governor; James Lynch, (c0l0red,)
Secretary Of State; Henry Musgrove, State An
ditOr; Joshua S. Morris, Attorney General
About one-hfth Of the Legislature elected ere
Conservatives
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THE SANTANA BAY TREATY will be ready for
presentation to the Senate as soon as it re-
assemblies, and the desire of the Administration
is that action may be had on 1t at as early a day
as ossible. The principal points Of the treaty
have already been given. 1t is not yet certain
that Admiral Porter goes to the Gulf, but the
indications are that he will, and that'a com
mand will be given TO him independent OF
Admiral Poor,
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THE MEXICAN CLAIMS COMMISSION has yir-
tually decided that it has no jurisdiction over
franchises purchased by American citizens of
Mexican government, which the latter failed to
fulfill.
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THE EXPERIENCE OF THE LARGEST AID.
YERTISER IN THE UNITED STATES.

ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
Laboratory Of HoSfetter'S Stomach Buffers, [
Nos, 81, So, 50 and 90, Water and First SITS.
PITTsBuRG, Pa, November q, 1869.
Mesvs Grtfn r HOFFMAN, Adrsyfising Ascent, No.
ST. Paul street, Baltimore, Nd:
GENTLEMEN:-The prompt and satisfactory man.
ner in which you are fulfilling contract of Octo-
Der 2-the largest we have ever made at one time,
including papers from New York City TO Texas-in-
duced TO avail ourselves still further Of the sUPE
RIoR ADVANTAGES secured by your agency. Here
with we beg to hand You another contract, in con-
formlty with your estimates file i'm this Office to
which we invite your immediate attention.
We remain, very truly, yours,
H0STETTER Il SMITH.
II Com MEHicdfed. de 7-l0t
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IbN NahIt.
~ a.

LoNDoN, Dec. ., II a m--tonsOls f0r money,
S2s; for account, 92S. American securities
quiet and steady. Bonds, 1852, ~; ls,5, ~ :; 1861
- lo-sos, Is; Illinois, SEA; Erie, Is; Atlantic,
%.
IIvERrooL, Dec. p. II a. m--COtton opens
quiet: Middling Uplands, ll'sallg; Middling
Orleans, l1kaliA. Sales estimated at 10000
bales.
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NAVAL ORDERS. - Commodore David Nc
Dougal has been detached from the command
of the Powhatan and ordered to command the
South Pacific Squadron. Master F. NJ. Cove
and Midshipmen II. McElroy i. A. DE BlOis
and j. X. Cogswell have been detached from
the Powhatan and ordered to Washington, ID.
c., for examination for promotion. Second As
sistant Engineer James Entwistle has been de-
fI0m the Nipsic and placed on waiting orders.
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CABLE NEUTRALITY.-Oqr government has
instituted measures to bring all the leading ma
ritime nations Of the world to AN understand
ing about ocean cables. Instructions have been
sent to our ministers in England. France, Ger
many, Spain and other countries to present the
matter in strong manner. What we ask is
that no exclusive concessions shall be given to
any party; that NO government shall have the
right to examine kilograms; that cables shall
have all the rights Of neutrality; that their des-
truction in time of war shall be treated as pira-
cy; and that persons engaged in the work of
destruction shall be tried in the courts Of any
country catching them. These points have been
embodied in the draft of treaty which our
ministers are to try to negotiate.
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INV ToRK-FIRer BoARn.
By Banlers' and Brokers, rsl,0rarh.

Lewis johnson s. Co. quote stocks and bond.
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-No stock report to-day
Gold, 10 a12Js.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lNDISPENsABLE.

There are some simple remedies indispensable in
any family. Among these, the experience Of years
assures should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter-
nal and external application we have found il OF
great value; especially can recommend IL for
colds, rheumatism, or fresh wounds and bruises
Chrtsttdn Era. de q Inn
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The WORKING PEoPLE-It is reported that
general reduction Of the wages of tailors, to the
extent Of % per cent, has been proposed In New
struck against the reduction.
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A MORMON PARADIsE.-Commission VIII
son, Of the General Land Office, has Just re-
ceived returns from the survey Of the standard,
exterior and subdivision lines OF fifteen town.
ships on the Weber and Provo rivers In Utah.
These surveys cover the entire valley between
the Uintah and Wahsatch ranges Of mountains,
extending from Weber canon on the north,
southwark to Provo canon, and embracing one
Of the most extensively cultivated districts in
the Territory, as well as several large towns,
among which are Heber City, Midway, Walls
burg, Kansas City, Peoa and Rockport. The
lands are generally fertile meadows, watered
by numerous streams, excellently serving the
purposes Of irrigation, and rolling table lands
adapted for grazing, and intersected by canons
in which there is q considerable growth Of tim
Der. No indications of coal-or other valuable
mineral deposits were found, but hot and mine
raj springs are abundant.
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Terrible Accident I'm an English The
afer-Eighteen Persons Killed ant
Exclusively to tie Erening Star.

BRISTOL, Dec. 2S-During the performance
at theater In this city last night there Was an
alarm among the audience, and in an effort OF
the crowd to escape from the building eighteen
persons were killed and many injured.
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Gevernmeas securttie.

wasHrserox, Dec. 2s, ises.--Jay Cooke & Co
furnish the following quotations Of Government
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ITS EFFECT is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.

ITS EFFECT IS MIRACULOUS
HALLS VEGETABLE
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Makes o hair gr1w better dressing av than nan
wiry hair into beautiful SIken Tresses. But, above
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The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
youthful beauty by its 1t does dye the hair
but strikes at the root and fills it with new life and
The FIRST application will do good you will see the
NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
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tiful locks.
Ask for Halls siciian Hair Renewer; no other
article Is at all like il in effect.
See that each bottle has private Government
stamp over the top Of the bottle. All others ,Di
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With Hypophosphite of Lime. great improve
efficacy with pleasant flavor and easy digestibility.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
MILHAU's SONS, 1s3 Broadway,
PERFECT MANHOOD.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the evils Of
SELF EEERyATI0N, with certain help for the
erring and unfortunate Sent in sealed letter enve
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
=, This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
instantaneous; no disappointment; ridiculous
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properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No.
10 Bond street, N. Y. Seoly
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1NOAH WALKER & CO.,
$50 Penn a avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets.
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.
BUSINESS sJ IFS, Of Melton, Scotch and domestic
ta->lmsre- OF our own manufacture, equal to the
best Custom Work. and fully - per cent cheaper
EALL QNERCOATS, at reduced prices
BnlS SCHOOL and DRESS SUITS, in ages from
three years and upwards, in great variety VI quail
tbs and styles
BOYS ONERCOATS and TOGAS
MIN ONERCOATS Of various fabrics, adaptai 10
lhe present season. and ut prices less than the
make OF goods can be purchased elsewhere.
W nIte, loiOred and Cashmere SHIRTS, Of supe-
TOT nj. Men and Boys Under Shirts and Drawers
6lONse fies, Scarfs, Bows. &c, &C.
Do0tjs2 THOMAS FRANCIS, Agent.