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" % TECE.

G.s-aE E-E1s rFop0sa'g viii be received AZ The
- Office sd tbs undersigned. ia Jacks q rort.
JZekE.3n coEn3F. AI4an-t7, uutLl She lfst day
OF January, ial5, iDr the erection OF e BRICK
COURT IUDS4s, with iron window caps aud
tilis, Ir01 cuTnice, sieirssays and balconies.
hi8ta 3ud flD roof 1ue size OF said building ID
by 20 feet, with center Projections on eacn side
aud e- q, ~ ~ by uf cen fest, Carlied Up with
sroruljtCric5: 20 be two stories high, With
fliansaId Or eucG roof. bslfgy and dome
Han and speC ncauCns can be Eeen at this
orlts. Er6e annual regiments, % b. made aC-
curdiug 10 the progrss S. Of The work, and t9e
house Is 70 be completed ty ihs first OF Jan
nary, $50. ana The payments 20 be made ac-
c8rdtnE 70 she ispOrts or Lhe Internal Improve
ment tOlL--l.ss i1uer 10 the court.
RILEY KINMAN
dac2 In sheriff Of Jackson County Ark
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BAESE.

BANGOR, January 2.-Ter brick stores
on Broad street. occupied by various psr-
ties, were burned last night. The prin-
eiPsi loss falls on Hayward c, CO.,
amounting 10 sG5, 000. insured; Conner
& FuileT's loss, Sl5 CUJ; p. Farfir gtcc,
Sl0uCU: FggE & Bridges, S25 90; + wing
x Co.. 50, 0,C00; George Pickering, $1,000 !;
Geo. Lltd $50 600; c. Dem ming, $780,
Jo0: Dale & Co., $4,000. Ths total loss
5e -.l-G U0I
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N0TICES.

NOTICE have p Tract OF Land, 90 acres.
~ near The Old state Line r0au. We miles
from Memphis, Vel ImptOVea. Wisu q
good ysulE Orchard OF PeaeAes Apples.
Pears and CleTiFs, uu extra nDe Wei
OF e alter, which / wish 10 sell for cen d..
This place is iu an excellent ng!ehborbood.
near afr J. SMITH and Geo G. sclmes In
tsure nu the premises, OF OF Norm5nJ q Graves,
No. : HoWar1'z Row.
deg lul GEE R0BT. ". NORM FN[T
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADEL PHIA, January 2.-Bsst
nigaJ iirs-Gestroyed The extensive grain
and pcodnce torRETding warehouse cor
uer Of Brosd and Cherry streets. The
contents Of the first floor were II luF, feed
an hops, and on the third, whisky. The
totsl loss, Including the building, is esl-
msled II $3.50 OG0
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

4 y eilE viii be q Steamer leaving Norfolk.
Z Va. ahoul ths 18th Of Januarv TTPEf-1'
FOR LIVERPOOL
Freight from Norfolk to Liverpool sd. No
charges IN Norfolk 90 -
Inos4 wisafpg 20 ship COTTON or other
freight by This Steamer can oossin fnTfhsr IN.
10 aslcn by applying to -
aep lw g FALLS CO., Cotton Buyers.
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SOLICITORS and ADVOCATES
WAaEIEGroE. D. C.

THIS FIRM. ESTABLISHED At Wash
9 iu2iou, LU-lce- 2Ez -treeli, VIII attend 10
alt - Is % may Ds entrusted 10 them. Iu The
supreme Court ~ Tie United States, and Court
a. claims egd ssSO' 10 the recovery OF claims
s=alrst -Ee Government CT individuals. ard
LHsts.
tie senior member has been g practising
-.n Ter i3- llllLg tHn yea-s- and D. a member
81 lie bars gI Tie Sg JE-uIe Courts Ot err an
s4s, Len aIzna Hud the United States I. G
-a-ior, bred q Jaw yer, was long 2 Represent
rive and 5eIlatrT l4 the Congress o. tie United
s=fail-. and fsmiItr with tre modes q ,Ia I-s-
acting business iu TOE DeEerJrueCtS.
Tive senior, retaining his IesiceGce Al Mem
pals. viii ai@n. 81 ons CI the uHlI OF PIKE
ADAMS PIKE. attelG 10 cases In The -u-
pIemL Jcurs gI Arkansas and Tennessee. and
In tie United States Courts aud CuaHoery
Ceurt az Memphis nnV1Stt
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North OAROAISA.

TARBcE0, Jsru2ry l.-Ggs Holmes, c
mUis;Jo, was hurg to-day for murder.
Two candidates for C3UEtstlsehip,
named Dennis and He'd, had sD siteTca-
lion to-day, in which the forDeT shot the
latter dead.
WILMINGTON, January The ne
ST0es here celebrated their emancipation
to-day by sFeeChes, professions, etc.
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DIssoLUTToNs. 5.
Dlssolutlon Of COpartnershIp.

NOTICE Is hereby aiven that the nrsn Of
IN POWER & MCGE0I e TINS day dissolved
bv mutual consent Tne debts due the firm
will he collected by Mr.. q. K e. Jones, who has
bean made trustee BY US for that purpose.
JOHN POW Err.
THOMAS MCGEOY.
MemphIss Tenn, December l. 1855. de-
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Nogirn.

TL7HE copsstnCrEh{p heretofore ezrtIrg be-
tween g., ". StuEd,Taut, j. A. J evils and
,. %. l-aWt tUr0, under tre arm name OF T.. W
NIlELlA A NIE G. p, was tlls uay dissolved hy
zuutu4l agret lueut. &. W. SturdiNalL having
puEcLa-el tie cutlr- i-terH,t OF the -e ring
partners will continue the Grocery and Conn
mission u-4ueSs al JGC old st snu No ls2 EroHt
street. lie atone is a-ngEIzzd 10 wiud up the
EuaIfH OF Tie lafe Ilil and irresponsible for the
llab liilES Of said LIM. G. ". STr RDIEAN u.
J. A. NENILis
=. %. Law D. URN.
J suuafv + l4a IN
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AEEAEY.

ALBANY, n. Y, January 2.-The large
building on Union street, belonging TO
James Gould used &c s ceT factory, was
crushed By the snow this morning The
building was completely wrecked and
the contents pretty much demolished.
NJ one was il jured.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
.rEOH oun sUxDAT's EDrTIoN.l
~SNE0TECUE.

NEW HAVEN, Janusrv 2-The reDair
shops Of Tie n y. & y. Y. r. r. were
destroyed by Gre last night. T5e loss is
about Sl00,00l.
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STATE OF TgNSEssEE, }
EXECUTfVE DEPARTMENT.
NaSHVIII January I ISag

-NASAi LII p J1LNe-l9 ~ ActAi
WHEREAS, 1 have received from the
Executive committee sppoiated by the
Tennessee River Improvement Conven-
ton, which met at Chattanooga, Tenn. f,
on tbs 18Th day CT March, 1868, a COM
munica1ion in tas words and figures fol-
l0Ri9g, tc-0it:
RooMs. x CON-. EESN. RIVER IMPRoV'T,l
CHSTrANoo "A. Tenn, Nov. IL 1865
To His EEcelleuey, VIM. G. Brownlow, Gov
ernor Ok Tenness {:
"Arthe Convention of Delegates repre-
senting tho people of the Valley OF the
Tennessee River, held ia Chattanooga,
March lS 1868, among others, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted
~ Ee5oEgsd, That the interests of the
people OF the Tennessee Valley require
that the Tennessee River, from its mouth
to the bead OF navigation, should be
cleared OF all obstrUe,i0ns, and the said
river remain fres from all tolls and
tributes.
a. ResolDe3, Tiat deem the same
matter OF ssli9ra i1.ersst, aud that,
ia the opini5o eg Cnis Convention, it is
Government 81 sne Gniled States to
furnish the neceesgrF means
u By another reagl Etic0 8 Committee
was appointed f3r and % gahslf of The
Convention 10 pT7pare sua issft a memo
rial to the CoDgEsss cf ihe UniLed States,
setting forth the paFpeses y At C0aven-
ton, aud urging 2 sneedy saa OF Con-
gress to sid il lis obiscss. q memorial
was accordingly drs slted, aEte0 Vsly eig-
eniated in the Tenn see Es}ssv FOR sig
natures, and present Co TIE i Con-
gress, 8 copy of whiea g hee isl pEa-
sented.
1.-THE 10th Congress, sffef seeDefcp
OF the report of the survey 81 gs Iea.
nessee river, made, nnoer aa aei 81 ths
39sh Congress, in the lew w2saf saeaua
of lS67-S, influenced by th ats-
tions OF this memorial q r aa.-
iestatioGs of public opinion Il ias0E Of
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II ANlN6 disposed OF my entire Interest in
II the arms Cf Matthews, Juos0n 4 Go and
Juds1n n 60. 80 the remaining partners 1 am
no Longer member thereof They assume an
1he Indebtedness OF said flrDs aud sre alone
authorized 20 collect tie Indebtedness eue the
same. X y. MATTHEW'S
aempilis Tenn, New. Is 1868
The business OF said firms viii continue a.
heretofore 3y the uudersi ned .Ternafnfng mart
slafs uuder g e name aud sly 10 Of BUDS0N 4
CO. who assume tn Hsbin ies of said drms-
sand who alone eIe authorized 10 collect Lhe iu
sleDtsduess unS the kaioe.
A. b JuBsON
i. II. JuDzON
j. O.. ALEXA NPER
Memphis, November q, 1865.
In lellinc froIa said naIas respeC teully re.
rotntil eud them 10 the patronage OF my 'risn. a.
now - i'm 4. G. MATTHEW'S.
LeigeT, Bulletin and Po 1 copy,
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IN Monday, Sauuar, II,

BciWeeu Che hours OF l8 am. ard p.n.. for
t1e purpose OF ei,Ct.ug seven Dire. tors for the
eusulnE yelr. j. g. 10 NSDALE.
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ALBEEr PIKE. ROBERT ". JOHNSON
PIKE s. JoHNS0N.
Attorneys, COuIseIiaPs & Solicitor
WASHINGTON, D. c

THIS finn viii pro c,ics in the United states
/ Sgpreue Court EuI Court OF Claims and
viii attend 10 the recovery OF debt. accolnis
aul claims against Tie Government OF IuCi-
vlluais, aud 20 business before Congress or iu
the Departments.
ILs senior member ~ the firm Gate OK the
9fmpl-s A ppea1 has long been known in The
highest courts OF tLe country aDd the Junior
has had sarge eXuerlence an de 1artllental ard
other business duliDg mG1Y years of public
service iE tie House aud Senate. They CGeT
may neec them iy3-seUi0 y
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office.

Between the hours or 30 a.t1. and pin, Tor fhe
pa pose of choosing seven Directors 10 serve
during tie ensuing year.
delIld MARTIN GRTFETN- casl.ier-
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REMOVALS.
9enOva1.
LUMBER. ETC.
Lumber.
L9Gn20er,

OLDESP laTnbe- merchants IN the South
~ Yard established IN Memphis lS47. Build
ing Material Of st4 kinds. Dressed and rouv b
Flooring. Doors, Shingles, Ceiling, Blinds,
LGtbs. Weathsfpoareing, Glazed Sash. Fenc-
ing. We DON'T lctsnd to be undersoId Yard
MS d.ssrfiEn M. T. q J. ". COCHR4N
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PIKE ADAh5S & PIKE,
Attorneys. sOEicitGrS 6 Pr0eg0rs

A TTEN) 70 eases in the different Courts Sit
II ting at Mem phls, and Ia The river counties
-.lf ArEansss.
Es- Ins senior partner viii hereafter espe-
G. ily siteul % cases lu the supreme COurI o.
Tel Igs55er and Ia the supreme Court and
N'OuI or Claims OF the United Srsues 60 wash
1nsto- being OF Tie nrm o. PIKE 4 JOHN
SBN- that city.
one tl tlse MADAM VINCENT BLOCK.
conner CourL Hne second errzal.
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Some Chsrsestonians are building a
grand holel at Aiken, :. C., as 8 winter
refuge for Northern invalils.
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NOTICE.
Taesday, January fgth, 1869,

NOTICE Is hsrebv given % the stock holders
~ Of The Ger nsn National Bank Of Mem
phis ihat There viii be an Election held a. the
banking House on
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~ Ny duties as Counsel for the General As
Egrse have led me o. make the Practice az
EapLgglDtcyG Specially uovLz I'm
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l-Organizalion of the Fur. Fin and
Feather " Club, for the protection OF
game.
3.-Affray between Deputy Constable
Schroeder and Deputy Constable Jericho,
10 which the latter was shot dead by the
former.
4,-Negro named Ford fatally shot
while IN bed in bis own house. Ford's
wife evidently q party to the murder
James Penn, private vatehman in q
Main street establishment, fell down q
hatchway.
IA young married man named
Bowman, living at corner Of Tennessee
and South streets, commits suicide. Civ
ing no reason save that he was "tired of
life.n
l1.-Demoeratic Club Of Shelby Conn
ty held its first regular meeting, Peesi-
dent Pike in the chair Wicsershanl.
County Trustee, surrendered by his
bondsmen and arrested.
12.-Negro named Wash Peoples shot
and killed while attempting 10 escape
from custody, By officer Sauerman.-
Negro named Ben. Strange shot and
killed near the Jackson street bayou
bridge, while running away from two
men who attempted to halt hian.-Mr.
Chas. Aldridge shot dead by p. n. Bur-
gei', Esq, with gun, ia mis- room. -
Nrgro named Jones shot ard killed with
2 revolver. by another negto named
sam, ear Ft Pickering,
IL -Wiekesshsmis money box opened
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THE TENN ESSEE RIVER.
C=H fo= = HiVeF Improvement
Convention.
Gov. BrOWni0W. and the Governors o.
Alabama. Kentucky, Georgia. Iowa
and sIiSsoari Recommend ia.

The earnest and particular attention
OF the citizens of Memphis, Of West Ten
nessee, aud Especially Of the mem mbeTs OF
the Chamber OF Commerce of our city, is
called TO the following, endorsed and pro-
mulg glted by Governor BrOwnlOw and
the Governors of other States. We
hope that a delegation from cur city will
attend this Convention and assist in tns
development Of the scheme that will by
such body be adopted
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Il fortifes is also within his comprehension.
But Boutwell, has no response Leither to
DENTS hammering or Woods small sword
practice. The Tennessee letter written,
mailed and delivered, he is in Iepidasion at
its effect. And we'll he may be, for its reac
ton has fifty thousand boomerang force
which should PROSTATE him aud his puerile
schemes beyo resurrection. There Is,
in fact no answer TO make to Dent who Is a
brave, resolute brother inlaw, one OF the
most troublesome kind. and fears neither
President nor Secretary, nor their unfair
ness in political war The Sympathies of
Mrs. Grant are with him, 80 are those OF ev.
ery courageous man and woman, and all ap'
plaud his man fashion way Of fighting, while
thew despise the eyasive, intriguing, under
hand style Of the Secretary. AS for Mr..
Wood, we repeat, his charges are of very
| wicked character, aud demand an immediate
reply. If the Secretary undertook to pur-
chase testimony, it shows that the testimony
was to be manufactured to order and Of a
manufacture that would repay Investment
Perhaps Mr.. Boutwell, will give these mat
ters his immediate attention, and let his all
surd Presidential pipe.laying rest awhile
The impoliteness ofallowing two such impor
| tsnt notes TO remain unanswered ID an i'm
puta,ion upon good breeding, if noting else
Let the Judicial mind bestir itseIf'-BoSto'
| Post
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Boutwell, is silent. He is always silent
when there is some justification for his
speaking, and iOquacious when there Is
nothing 10 say. There was never such talk,
ing against time as he displayed during the
Impeachment trial and rarely such an undue
proportion of nothing uttered. But here now
are Judge Dent and ex.detective Wood put.
ting some direct questions to him, and his
judicial mind evolves no answer. The
Judge shows him no mercy. He Bullets
him first to the right and then to the left,
rallies and counters him, and leaves him ev.
identity out of wind and without leg to
stand upon. As for the detective, his is q
very ugly charge Of bribery, and it is made
in blunt, straightforward speech that isdi-
cates no apprehension of the consequence.
Thou, George s. Boutwell,, Secretary of the
Treasury, art the man." shouts Wood, who
employed one Matchett to approach Wood
with the magnifceutly persuasive sum Of
$4,000 for "su interview And the in
terview estimated at such a valuation it was
supposed would strengthen the fimsy fabric
of evidence erected by Boutwell, and his con.
federates, by means of Conover's perjury,
the regeneration of others, and means and
appliances that are well enough buried now,
but not forgotten. Wood, however, declined,
and be COW plumply tells the Secretary that
Andrew Johnssn is as ''much his superior
in veracity, integrity and honesty, as is the
lcondsy sun in brillianey to the hiekering
If two cent candle This simile the SEQ
stary can fully understand the observation
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We Believe in Advertising.

The ARGUS office is the best in Western Hi
nois.
It ia the most thoroughly managed, the best
equipped and appointed, and has tho most skill
full work mOn money can procure.
We can do all manner Of work in the most
expeditions manner.
We can print cards on double enamel, pearl,
an Ii que, bristol, or china, in gold, silver, tlnts
or colors.
Our visiting and wedding cards command
universal admiration.
Our ball and invitation cards are Topographic.
cal models.
| Business cards, shipping cards railroad cards,
stair cards, show cards, or any other cards, done
at the shortest notice.
Bill heads checks, drafts, letter heads, enyel-
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executed.
We do splendid poster work ofevery desorip-
tion.
| Lawyers briefs, catalogues, folders, price
lists, speeches or Sermons, printed at the ARGUS
office are unexceled.
We print warranty deeds, mortgage deeds
quit claim deeds, tax ale deeds, bonds for deeds,
trust deeds, manufacture blank books, and do
any other kind of work that can be ordered.
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ANALYzlSG WOMAN A celebrated
Parisian belle, who had acquired the habit
of withdrawing herself-so to speak
from the soes Of her feet to the roots OF her
hair with chemically prepared cosmetics,
one day took medical bath, and on emery
ing from it was Mortified at finding her
self as black as an Ethiopian. The trans.
formation was complete. Not vestige OF
the supreme Caucasian race was left. Her
physician was sent for in alarm and haste,
On his arrival he laughed imtnoderately and
said MADAM, you are no longer woman
but sulphuret. 1t is not n question OF
| medical treatment, but Of simple chemical
action. shall analyze you. Come, ! shall
submit you to bath Of sulpburic acid dill
uted with water. The acid will have the
honor of combining with YOU it will take
up the sulphur, the metal will produce
sulphate, and we shall find rs a precip'tat'
f pretty woman" The good natured phyH
clan went through with her analysis, an
the belle WAS restored to her mombershl
with the white race. Young ladies who ar
ambitious Of having snowy complexion
should remember this and be careful wha
powder and cosmetics they use-if they us'
any at all
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-27

A CLERGYMAN, while residing in South
~ America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of dis
orders brought on by baneful and vicious habits
Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the sf-
ficted and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, to any one who needs 1t, free of charge
Address, JOSEPH I. INMAN
Station D, Bible House,
i.n2bdw3m. New York City.
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READY GLAZED SASH.

TN CONNECTION with my Planning Mill,
have opened Ware Room for the sale Of
Pinned and Glazed Sash, where will keep con-
stantly on hand all sizes of these articles which
can sell at much cheaper rates than they can
be purchased for elsewhere. / obtain my Glass
from the manufactures at Pittsburg thereby
saving the profits which others must pay who
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers and
others in want Of sash will consult their own in
terost by giving me call before purchasing else
whore as an OEoring unusual Inducements for
this trade. ia. BIDDIScE.
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-upoRs or YcUTH.

Young Men, the experience Of years has de,
nonstrsted the fact that reliance may DO placed
in the efficacy OF
BELLS specific PILLS
For the speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal
Weakness the result Of Youthful Indiscretion,
which neglected, ruins the happiness, and units
the sufferer for business social society or mar
riege. They OSn DO used without detection or
Interference with business pursuits.
Price one dollar per box, or four boxes for
three dollars. If you cannot procure these
Pills, enclose the money to Bryan & Co, 81
Cedar Street, New York, and they will be sent
by return mail, well sealed. Private circulars to
Gentlemen sont free on application. Enclose
81 mn. dec2ld2tsw4wly.
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Extract from Letter to DR.. Brapdreth, from c..
! Ear Ean- NJ usmmnntnn- n ]

Extract from Letter to DR.. Brapdreth, from c..
J. Fay, Esq. P. NJ, Hsmmonton, n. J.
"In 1888 was in poor health and my friends
ms well as myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But after
taking one ooX Of BrRndreth's Pills, began to
feel better. Well, sir, when had used up IL
boxes | was well, healthy man--my weight
having gone from l3l pounds up to 1872 pounds.
| then ordered a supply, and between that time
and the present l have retailed three thousand
dollars worth of these invaluable pills, and am
quite sure that have thereby been instrumental
in saving thousands Of lives.
''Yours, truly, Gu. FAY, p. NJ"
Sold by ali Druggists. Observe my name in
white letters in the government stamp.
b. BKANDRETh
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Ratehelor's Iiair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best ia the
world the only true and perfect Dye harmless,
reliable, instantaneous; no disippolntmenp no
ridiculous tints; remedies the III effects Of BAD
dyes; invigoTates and leaves the HAIR SOFT ana
beautiful black or brown. sold by all Druggists
and Psrfumers, and properly applied at the Wig
Factory, 10 Bond ST., N. Z.
apr27dly.
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sat. Cloud Hotel.


UNHIs new and commodious house, located
l. corner Of Broadway and Forty Second st.
possesses advantages over all other houses for
the Accommo alton Of its guests. 1t MAS built
expressly for q fr.. class Family Boarding
House-.he rooms being large and en- suit, heat
ed by steam.-with hot and cold water, and fur
pished second to none; while the culinary de-
pnrtment is 10 the most experienced hands,
aIordng guests an unequaed table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators il also
among tho "modern improvement" and at the
service Of guests at all hours
The Broadway and University Place Cars
mass the door every four minutes, running from
tho City Hall to Central Park, while tho Sixth
and Seventh Avenue Lines are but snort b!ook
on eithor side, ahording ample facilities for com,
municsung with all the Depots, Steamboat
Landings places Of Amusement and business Of
tho great metropolis. ~
MORE i D0LLEY,
moh29dgm. proprletor.
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OFFER EXTRAORDINARY!
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