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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-11

E,NGLIsH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No.
ID 50 WENTWORTH STREET.-THE exercises OF
thIslnstitution embrace all the branches necessary
for good English and Commercial education.
The hours from to S O'Clock P. NJ. are devoted
70 German lessons, viz: Grammar, Speaking,
Writing and Reading. Lessons in Drawing and
Moulding every Saturday morning. The Night
School from to O'Clock, for exercises OF Arith-
metlc, Reading, Spelling and Writing, and Orna-
mental and Mechanical Drawing for adults.
The Academy ls under my special superlnten.
dence, with the assistance OF Mr.. J. MCDONALD,
Miss j. h. ANGEL, Miss LEoNHARDT, Miss J.
MILLER.
Vocal Music by Professor F. BEKOkHAN.
@. b. BERGMANN,
auge Principal.
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GELLING OFF At COST |

On and after THIS DATE the Stock of Groceries
'contalned In the Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative
Grocery viii be offered for sale at retail, at cost
prices, to close the business.
The Stock comprises full assortment OF Choioo
Family Groceries, TEAS WINES, LIQUORS AED
CIGARS.
the Fixtures, Goodwill; and unexpired term of
Lease can be treated for at private safe dee1l
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STRAYED, A LARGE WHITE SETTER
y DOG. with liver colored spots. A suitable
west corner OF Rutledge and Wentworth streets.
jane
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Epst anb fcnnb.

TrOST, THIS MORNING, "A PACKAGE
Il OF SHIr PAPERS, belonging. to the Bark
Scott A suitable reward will pc paid II left OF
this Office. D. JENNINGS. No. II Broad street.
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A WATERPROOF CLOTH OvERCoAT
n was left, before Christmas. at some public
house by the owner, who will thank the person
having the same to give information where II
can be had. Apply at this ONCE. .jan1l2
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ERMAN STEAM FIRE COMPANY
VI A Regular Monthly Meeting will be held
THIS EVENING, at half-past O'Clock, OF the En-.
gine House. GERHARD RIECKE, ecretary.
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EOR SALE, A FINE SADDLE AND
II DRAFT HORSE, young, sound and gentle.
Apply at No. AZ Society street. jan9-mw2t
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TJOR SALE, A No. l WHEELER i
II WILSON'S SEWING MACHISE.in in Cabinet
Uase-cheap. Apply at j. L. LCN5FoRD's. No. q
Oueep street. n0v2S
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for 5ale.
EOR SALE, A No. ONE HORSE AND
II and ROOKAWAY. Apply at the Mills House
Stahlea -. =. ian9

EoR SALE, THREE VERY FINE
u MULES we'll broken, and In good order.
Apply at CAMERON, BARKLEY 6 co. jan5-S
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yIJANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO At
w TEND BAR. Address BAR" DAILY NEWS
ofice giving reference. 1ans
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UTANTED, A. GOOD WATCH DOG.
w Not severe, but wakeful and quick to give
the alarm. Address stating price and where tne
Dog can be seen, "Cerberus," office OF TIE NEWS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09
LITERARY CHiT.CHAT.

PETERSON BROTHERS have just published "H0w
He Did It," novel by Eliza A. Dupuy.
PROFESSOR BERNHARD Ten BRiEK's edition OF tie
prologue to Chaucers Canterbury Tales with Col.
lations ana Notes." has just appeared in England.
TIE Able LENoBLE. OF Neufchate Seine lnfe
rieure has translated the "Life OF st. Thomas Of
Aquln," by Prior Sanghan, OF st. Michael's, Here.
ford.
DIR. RICHARD NORRIS edition Of some curious
Anglo.Saxon and Early English Legends of the Holy
Rood is nearly ready for the Early English Text SO.
ciety.
AMONG LITERARY LOSSES during the siege OF Paris
is NJ. Deveria an Egyptologist well known for his
writings He hved close to The Pantheon but was
driven out by Prusslan shells at night and died on
the 18th Of January last.
WE HAVE RECEIVED from Brentano the nrst mum.
Der OF the new English magazine 1.-THE Dark Blue"
to which we specially referred a few days ago. We
have also received number OF other foreign maya
zines from BrentaaO, at whose emporium OF lltera-
ture Union square are to be found all the latest
and best OF publications.
The BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE, the India ONCE,
the British Museum, &c.-or, to speak correctly,
the experts in those depart ments-werc recently
much puzzled by the letter sent TO the Queen with
presents from Prince Ksssa Of Abyssinia. The dil-
Guilty Of reading and translating the despatch was
finally surmOunted by DR.. Gustav Oppert, T. A. s..
the accomplished linguist and the royal
library at Windsor Castle.
The following is the translation or letter written
by his Holiness the Pope 10 Mr.. Conygiam, Journal
ist Of this city, acknowledging the receipt of book
written by Mr.. Conygham:-
ROME March Is, 1871
To DAVID POWER CONYGHAn New York
My WELL BELOVED soN--whatever is proof OF
nal pety AMI studious zeal for religion can.
not but merit the praise and favor OF
the common Father OF Inc faithful since,
therefore,, You have been careful to send to
the most holy Father, Plus TX, your work on the
lives and labors Of the Irish Sa nts written by you
In the English language for the or the people, as
q reward OF your devotion and reverence, the Holy
Father has accepted your Offering OF earnest and
devoted will, ana has commissioned me to make
aud send TO you as q reward this testimony or the
feelings OF his grateful heart and to announce to
y0u The apostolic benedctton which he lovingly ln-
parts as O plelgc and omen OF all heavenly bless
ln1s. also. obeying the Pope's mandates, cheer
fully embrace tails Opportunity to assure you OF my
own great esteem and interest in you, and am,
nom my very SOUL your most Obedent.
CAROLUS NOCELLA.
Latin secretary Of His Holiness.
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A BEGGAS 70 Ger.

On Friday night seedy-looking individual named
sam Edwards alias Evans, aged 40 years, residing
ut No. 3l2 East Twenty-fourth street, walked into
Delmonicos restaurant corner OF Fourteenth street
and Fifth avenue and handed the latter gentleman
q letter, purportng TO have been written by Samuel
De Wesson OF No. % East Twenty second street,
requesting him TO cash an enclosed cheek for $500,
drawn on Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., and contain
lug tile signature OF Samuel De Wesson. Mr..
Deimo, leo thnktng the letter and check were
forgery, called In officer Gnerty o. the fweht}
precinct, and had Edwards arrested. messenger
was sent 10 Mr. De Wessons residence AMI was In
formed the letter ana check were both fofserics.
Upon searching the prisoner In the station house
several other cnecks OF similar nature were FOUND
In his POSSESSION. He had nolhln2 10 say wien ar.
raigacd before Justice Shandey az Jefferson Market
yesterday morning. and was tVmulsteu W answer
the y,Idrge.
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the NEW ORLEANS RACES.

NEW ORLEANS, La. April g. 1871.
The Spring meeting OF the Metarie Jockey Club
commenced to-day The attendance was large and
the track In excellent condition.
The first race, the Bingaman Stake, for tnreeye
olds, two niles, 81. 900 added, was won by Foster
beating defender. Annette, Ida Grison, John
Mcdonald aud Kathleen the other entries paying
forfeit. Time. 3:3d, or within three-qnarters Of =
second Of the latest two miles on record.
The second race, for the Club Purse or $500, one
mile and hall, was won by W. IL. Johnson, bea ing
Bayonet Derrlnger, Alaska, Bob Simmons, Wood
burn and Victory, In the order named. Time. 2:40s.
The third race. for $1,000, three miles, was won
by Pilgrim beating Mamie Douglas, Donovan and
Morgan Scout In the order named Time, 5:S3a.
The fayorte won TIE first race, but was beaten in
the second AMI third races. W. Ii. Johnson, the
winner of the second race, sold for seven dollars IN
$500 pool.
The racing win be resumed on Tuesday and con-
tinue during the week.
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Personal Intelligence.

The secretary Of the Treasury arrived yesterday at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel and lett the same day for
Washington.
Sir James Walker, Governor OF the Bahamas, Is
among the arrivals at the Clarendon Hotel.
Mr.. II. l.. Dawes. member OF Congress from Massa-
cnusetts. Is soourning at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
State Senator George y. Kennedy, OF Albany, Is at
the ST. Nicholas HOTEL
Mr.. W. I. Blake, geologst OF the St. Domingo
Commission, IS staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Governor HOFFMAN arrived yesterday at the Clar-
endon Hotel
Judge Il. &. Kattc OF Bnghamton, y. T., has
put up al the Astor House.
Ex-State senator j. Il. butcher, of Duchess
county, IL at the Fifth Avenue Hotel brief visit
Governor Lindsay, OF Alabama, was entertained
on Friday Inst Ivy Richard Busted, United States
District Judge OF Alabama, ut his residence in
In T.. l.
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ACCOUNTS FROM YER
SAILLES.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

This Theirs Circulnr-Success Of the Gov.
eminent Troops Anmounced-Tho Iusurgenr
Positions mt Courbevoie and mt NeuiIly Car
ricd-Mnci1nhon In Command Of the Whole
French Army-The National Assembly and
the Mayors.
LONDON, April 9. 1871.
1 am enabled to report for The information Of the
NEW YORK HERuD:-
THE INSURGENTS DEFEATED NEAR coURBRvoIE.
circular issued today at Versailles by President
Theirs, and bearing date of the 7th says:-sYester
day the gendarmerie carried the insurgent position
at Courbev0e and to-day the bridge at Neuilly was
carried by the government troops. General Mon.
tandon tMonranban p was slightly and Pechot seri-
ously wounded. The losses Of the insurgents are
immense, and the positions captured are Of decisive
importance"
THE NEWS CONFIRMED.
despatch from Paris. dated the 9Th, confirms the
accounts received from Versailles, and admits that
the government troops carried the barricade at
Neuiy at seven O'Clock on Friday evening.
MARSHAL IMAGINATION in COMMAND OF THE Gov
ERNMENT FORCES.
A despatch from vefsA es this evening says the
entire army IL now under command Of Marshal Mac
Mahon, and has been divided iuto four corps of
which one held IN reserve has General vnoy at Its
head while the others H. We been ordered into act va
service; under command or Generals Ladmirault
Cissey and Dubalail.
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY AND THE ELECTION OF
MAYORS.
The National Assembly having voted an amend.
ment to the Election law, to the effect that all
Mayors throughout France shall be chosen by the
people, the g0vernm. nt insisted upon having the
appointment OF somc OF them placed in its hands.
NJ rhiers even threatening to resign IL that power
was not connded to the government. The Cham Ger
thereupon by decisive majority, sustained the
government, and agreed 10 the appointment OF the
mayors in all towns having over twenty thousand
Inhabitants
MURDER FOR LIBERTY-GENERAL HENRY IN PARIS.
The rerfte announces that General Henry has ar
rived in Paris, having escaped from prison at Yer
sailles by stabbIng the guard while the latter was
handing food to the General.
SMALLPOX AT DIEpPE.
There Is a good deal OF smallpox at Dieppe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09
RAILROAD DISASTER tEAa 50iT0s.

BOSTON, Mass, Aprii q, 1871.
Two passenger cars OF this mornings train from
southbridgc for Boston, on the Hartford and Erie
Railroad, were thrown from the track at Rcadsvillc
and capsized. number OF passengers were In.
iurcd, but none killed. Mrs. T. ". Centre, wife OF
the Principal OF The Dean Academy; Jeweil Batchel.
dor. or Nortnirdgc: Mrs. Wnittn or whitlnsyllle
and Mr. CLARK, OF FRANKLIN, are seriously injured.
Mr.. Newton George, or Wilmington, Mass. il In
jured internally. VIM. G. Barnes. OF Southbrldge, -
injured In the head. The following named persons
are slightly injured:-Miss A. Richards, OF Rock
Vile, Mass: II. Il. Ryan, OF California: Alexander
McNiel, OF Webster; Mr.. Marsten, OF Franklin; j. u.
Baker, George campbell and VIM. Thayer.
the accident was caused by the expansion or tho
rails, wnich arc OF the compound KIND.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF rue CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. c., April $3.50 p. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or TUE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICRR,}
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April $3.50 p. NJ
Synopsis Jor the past Ttcentp.Jour Hours.
The weather remains sensibly unchanged, with q
high westerly breeze ON the Pacific coast. The
northeast storm on Lake Superior con-
tinues with but little abatement, as reports
have come I'm. Partially Cloudy weather.
with high southwest winds. have prevailed
In the upper Mississippi Valley aud on
Lake Michigan and brisk winds on the lower lakes.
The temperature has increased decidedly on the
middle aud East AtaDtic coast. Clear partially
cloudy weather, with south and southwest Winds
have prevailed In the Southern and Gulf States. A
light snowstorm Is reported from Wyoming.
PROBABILITIES.
There are no indications OF any material change
for Sunday. Tie southwest winds Will probably
Increase on the lower lakes, and the cloudness or
ha2iness be generally OH the Increase.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LoNpoN MoNHy MARKrT-LoNDoN, Aprii al an p
MConscls closed At 3 for and account America
securities unch alsed having opened quiet
bonds, 1861, so 1865, ~ 1857 gls; ten-fort,es Sq.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkEr-LIvERroor, April g.
80 L. M-Ihe cotton market Is closed to.eay oeing ho
day.
LIvxRpooL BRRApsrUrrs MAREET.-LrvERpoo,, April
S-2:N Y. M.-The market Is excited AM ncIrr
Wheat LA. adj per GENITAL for California white
new Western lis lis for the owCst grades OF No
to the highest grades OF No winter La 3D. -Four ass
per bb western Corn Sis. 81 per quarter Tor new
mixed Western
INN PRonuoE MAnKrrs-Ltvrnrp oL AND LONDON
LoSpoS, April S. The Liverpool and Lor don product
markets closed toay Ia consequence OF the Castor no
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the WEATHER AT MOUNT WASHINGTON.

MOUNT WASHINGTON, April ~ p. M.
Barometer 29.9s-changa plus 10; thermometer
4.-chapge plus "a; relative humility Of. Wind west
velocity forty.eiglis miles per hour, A fierce wind
has prevailed at the Summit oil day. The tempera-
ture was ~ at seven O'Clock A. NJ, and nearly all
the snow has disappeared. The dense clouds that
were envelOpng the Summit extend only as far
view, but tho atmosphere seemed TO be very hazy,
especially near tho ocean.
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tho railroad companies In raising the prioe Of
carrying coal to an exorbtant figure, thus in
aioting q grievance upon the whole COM
,munity. Governor Geary has taken bold
stand upon this question, and We hope he VIII
ha anatainNd
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DISASTER ON LAKE MICHIGAN.

TUG Capsjzed and sunk with All ON Board
Six Lives Lost.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. April 9, 1871.
At about twelve O'Clock to-day, as the brig s. r.
Watson was towing the schooner Summers from the
river into the lake. and just the end OF the pier
reached. the schooner suddenly hosted her sails,
and high wind prevailing the sails filed and the
summers shot ahead OF the tug. The bow line
was taut, and tine crew Of the Watson
found 1t impossible to cast of. The result was the
tug was capsized and Immediately went to the
bottom with oil on board, viz-Captaln Green. two
OF the crew. Lewis Garrety and Patrick Malets, aud
the mailing clerk, Lewis Johnson for many years
the Chicago Eoeniny Journal and part owner Of the
tug. Two other men on board were rescued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09
STEAMBOAT Explosion o. the MISSISSIPPI.

The sam. j. Hale Bursts Her StoRm Pipe
seven Persons Killed..
CAIRO, H., April 3, 1871.
The steamer SAM J. Hale, bound from Gin cnnau
10 Memphis, bust her steam pipe this morning near
Cole OnGa. Three white ana four colored deck
hands were Killed and tue bnlkheads torn out No
officers or passengers were In urei. The names o.
the white Killed are Dan. Williams, j. Nj. sanders
ana - Ra2sacken. The names OF the others have
not been asccfta.ncd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09
THE DARiEN CANAL EXPEDITION.

Report from Commander seIfridsc-Only
Twenty .ThroS Miles Of Cutting for a
Canal.
KINGSTON, Ja April 3, 1871.
II has been announced hero that Commander
Sefridge reports he route surveyed, for the canal
involves only twenty-tnree mlles OF cutting TO
connect the Atrato and Tuyra rivers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09
RustIinxs from tho Wings.

SO is Oliver Doui Byron at Woods
Johnny Thompson is still ION Handr at the
Bowery.
The Ascheubroedel concert will be held Tonight al
Stenway Hall.
The usual Sunday concert will take place this
evening at the Grand opera House.
Newcomb 4 Arlington's Ministries postpone their
opening at Apollo Hall until next week.
The Cynocephalus still endeavors to explain the
Darwinian theory to the friends OF the Circus This
Is the last week but one Of the season.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The R0melli Family, gymnasts, are on their way to
this city from California.
Charles Storms, tenor singer, from California ar.
rived here on the 9Th inst.
The Majtons play ut the Front Street theatre,
Baltimore, Nd, next week.
ice Murphy produces his play Of "Helpr at the
Park theatre. Brooklyn, on May |, for one week.
johanna Pritchard wrote a play for Lolita, which,
like Bouclcaults, was declined, being too serious.
Fanny Lucille and Carrie Haines sail for England
on April -, intending 10 return TO this country Tor
the fall season.
Hernannez, Foster and Joe Sloan, pantomimists,
open at the Globe theatre, Brooklyn, on The loth
inst
Harry watkins Is organizing a dramatic company
for trip through Kew England, opening at Worces-
ter, Mass.
in pluck" 10 be produced AZ Lima Edwln's theatre
on the 18th inst.
MT. Fred Meek has gone TO the New Opera House,
Pittspurg, Tor two weeks, commencing on the 10th,
In Joe Mdrphy's play OF 'llelp"'
great many professionals are arriving in thu.
city daily, and shortly The managers VIII come 10
perfect tdel. arrangements for next season.
ssYo Sem.te; Or the Trail Of Death,r Is the title or
q sensation drama, written by Edward G. Wright
and w. G. Hudson, Tor 1essri Kelly Leon for
their travelling tour next season.
Miss Lizzie O'Brien will lecture at Cooper Institute
tomorrow evening, on tie very broad subject OF
..lreland at Home and Abroad Seeing that there
Is very much more OF Ireland abroad than at home,
u VIII he curious 10 see how far this clever young
lady's experience goes on that subject. As Horace
Greeley is 10 do the h0nors the occasion, that PHI
irish vote.
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ssw YORK METHODIST CONFERENCE

f0rGnsEsPsH. y. y, April 8. 1871.
bishop Birch presided NJ the New York Methodist
Episcopal Conference to-day IN place OF Bishop
Clark, who T. slill III. comnttee OF three was ap
pointed 10 convey the sympathy OF the Conference
10 Bisop Clark IN his aticton. after which PRAYER
was offered up or him and hts lamy, The Bish0p
II falling fast and u u cared that he VIII die. AZ
consequence the Conference u shr9uded In gloom.
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Glcnhnm Hotel,
l5l. 153 and 155 Fifth avenue,
between Twenty first and Twenty second streets,
New YORK.
This hotel haI been thoroughly renovated and refusisd
in the most elegant and Is for the
ton OF guests The house Is conducted the European
plan, will be spared to pleasant home
Tor either families residing permanently the city
silent visitors Tie attention Of the public sy
vitel the Restaurant which has been lifted up the
modern provided everything that I'D
to tho comfort of ts patrons, without regard 10 expense
The scale Of prices adopted both for Rooms and Rest
moderate, and effort will be spared to give entire
satisfaction to MI who favor with their patronage.
ALBERT H. CKANEY, Proprietor.
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LOUISVILLE, April 8, 1871.
nro this morning in W. q. Williams extensive
paint shop, Third street. MAN, inflicted loss
Of 5000, 900. including some small damage 10 the
belt factory adjoining About $4,000 are insured.
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CUBA.

Execution Of Lcopoido viliegas ne Cienfuegos.
HAVANA, April 8, 1871.
Leopold0 villegas has been executed at Ctenuegos.
yalmaseda is still at SAINT Espiritu.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
APRIL. q.

APRIL n.
lsGj-General Lee surrendered 10 General Grant at
AppomattoS Court House. Va.
is6A-Batle OF Pleasant I'LL, La. the rebels de-
featcd.
1sAs-The Danes defeated the Schleswig. Hosteln
rebels at fiansburg.
34O--Constantlne H., Emperor OF Rome, assassi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09

~ cmrinp's New Store. 11i FIuh Avenue,
Youths Hats, new styles ~
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Awsden's Hat Kssabiishasss RsasveA
from 6ts Broadwsyto
10 Ytfsh svsnua
one door above Twenty sixth Proc for best quality
OF uEStbEMEN'S SILK HATS and LADIES' RIDING
mises
AGENTS.
4 ' Musaat Co Bos.on w. Bullock Co., Albany
Bishop Barnes, Chicago. I. q. Jones' 81 Paul
John saby Jr. Syracuse.
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A.-Fspenscheic's Sprinx style silk nat.
which FOR beauty of pattern excellence do
superiority of material stamps the leading hat Of ans
season price ~. Al lis Nassau street.
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Observation-Disclosures silk Hats, n.
Broadway STYLES at abont half Broad say prices
g. q. d. HAT COMPANY, ~ Corianit street,
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II Your Hnir IL Coming Our or Turning
gray do not murmur misfortune you 90 easily
avert AYERS HAIR NIGOR will remove the OF
your grief restoring hair its natural COLOR and
Herewith your good looks aud good nature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09

Just Received from Londou-LAiesf styles
OF Coatngs and Trowserings by INGRAM SON. 30 Fut0a
street, New York.
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Luxurious Flowing Huir.-Chomical Aralys
sis has satisfied the anxious world that CHkvALtERS
LIFE FOR THE HAIR contains the only Vegetable SUD
stance gray hair stop its fang sad
its growth. Sold by ali druggists