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the heads Of the surrounding female po-
puiation, who at present cultivate their
hair for commercial speculation, as they
do their grapes and their oranges.
The human hair, which is worn here
is purchased by traders sent out from
the principal European capitols into the
country parts of Normandy, Bretegne.
Germany, Hungary and Other districts,
where hey obtain the hair in it's raw
state, and after being deprived of it's
grease, and thoroughly prepared for use
in the workshops of the coiffeurs of
Paris, Vienna, LEIPZIG, Berlin and Lon.
don, is exported to the United States
and supplies head-dresses for American
females OF all classes. Among the
largest dealers and importers of human
hair in this city is the firm of J. W. &
Z. Chisholm, of 447 Broadway, who
constantly receive at their establishment
the products Of the negotiations of the
various commercial travslers who annu-
ally scour the provincial parts of Europe
TO gather in the crops Of human hair
that have matured since their former
tours.
Although traffic in human hair is not
by any means the only feature OF Messrs.
Chisholm's business, it is an important
one, and in it's management they employ
over 100 operatives. vino are always en-
gagged either in preparing for use the
hair as it comes direct from the heads
OF European peasants, or in fashioninR
1t into curls, switches and chignons for
female head-dresses. They likewise are
extensive importers, dealers and manu-
faoturers OF all the various kinds of imi-
tation hair which reach this market. in.
oluding mohair, thread, silk, flax. and
the other almost countless articles that
can be tortured into resemblance to
human hair.
Did not want OF space forbid. we
would dwell on the details of the extern
sive manufacture of head-dresses. both
from real and imitation hair, in which
they are 80 extensively engaged under
the capable supervision of Mons. Bieos.
once rich and celebrated coifeur of the
Rue st. Honore of Paris, which he
Quilted only short time ago to repair
IN this city the ample fortune that had
shared the misfortunes of the gay capital
during the Franco Prussian war.
Messrs. Chisholm's store is, however.
bazaar Of rare bijouterie. for millinery
decoration, and is of both European and
American manufacture, enameled. Gilt.
piAseu' sllveieu, etruscan, hlagree, and
includes Whitby jet and its limitations.
real and imitation shell. Bohemian stone.
eM: Their assortment of fans is espe.
cially attractive. They have ivory fans
from Berlin OF the plain, round and
pompadour patterns, and similar fans of
the Ronen manufacture in which Hugo.
OF Paris. is the most famous dealer.
Their gilt and satin fans are specimens
OF exquisite workmanship and come
from the manufactory of Meyer, long
celebrated throughout Europe in that
department of art. Vienna supplies
them with Imitation papier mache fans,
which are hardly distinguishable from
the real. Their ivory and shell goods
come from Berlin. their feather fans
from japan. China furnishes piotur-
esque goods of countless varieties. and
Hamburger supplies them with all pat.
terms of lace edgings.
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We had the pleasure Of call, yester-
day, from MI. Burgess, of the "notion"
house of J. W. & K. Chisholm. The
New York News speaks OF them as fol-
lows:
The trade in human hair has assumed
such importance of late years that it has
become matter of no little interest to
those for whose ornamentation it is con.
Quoted, yet who, nevertheless, possess
but little information on the subject.
The dashing belle can. perhaps. hardly
realize the fact that the beautiful soft
blonde tresses which contribute to her
beauty had once grown in natural luxu.
rianoe on the head of q pretty peasant OF
Bretagne or Normandy, Auvergne or
Flanders, and had been barterad by its
wearer for ring or bracelet, or that it
had, perhaps, been the pride Of the
reigning beauty of some Hungarian vii.
lage, which poverty had compelled to
part with it to one of the numerous hair
merchants, who now periodically visit
the European country fairs, and carry
off thence, in exchange for few glitter
ing baubles, the capillary products OF
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LIST OF NEW ADvERT1sRMENTs.
Oliver Ditson & Oo.-SoDg Books.
3. Strauss & Bro.-Goods at Cost.
Meeting Riohland Lodge.
z. Cantwell-F. M. Beef.
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z. mi. BEEF,

ANE barrel Fulton Market, extra fine.
~ smoked TONGUES. smoked BEEF, PIG
HAMS, BACON STRIPS, and q general
assortment OF choice Family Groceries, for
sale at CANTWELL'S.
June Main street
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OUR AGENTS IN CHARLESTON.
advertising agency OF Messrs. Walker,
Evans 6 Oogswell, represented by Ros-
we'll L. Logan, Esq. is the only author
lied agency for this paper in Charleston.
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THE FIRE, MONDAY NIGuT.-There
traS fire Monday night, and quite q Sc.
rious one to Mr. Bremen, at least. That
gentleman has, Tor rather had) q tAnnery
between the B, & o. track and the mouth
Of Boggs' Run. About 10 o'clock, Mon.
day night, 1t was discovered to be on fire
and being beyond the reach OF the city
Ere department, and without any extra
facilities for cxtinguishlng the flames, the
whole establishment was destroyed. IL
destruction involves loss Of sGTeral thou.
sand dollars, which falls heavily on the
proprietor. We believe he had no insur.
ance, so that the loss is a total one. 1t is
said that the general impression In the
nCighborhood is, that the fire was the
work OF an inCendIary.
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COURT OF APrEALs.-The following is
an abstract Of tho business transacted In
this Court, yesterday:
Alexis Buster, appellee, rs. S. B. vii.
liAmS, Ct al, appellants-irom Greenbrier
county-opinion delivered by BERxsmRE
j., reversing the decree Of the Court be.
low.
F. Il. Ludington, appellant, c. John S
Gabbert, appellee,-from Greenbrier coun
ty-opinion delivered by MOORE J., re
yersing the decree OF the Court below.
Holllugsworth S Co, Appellees, rs. w
G. Brooks sppellant-trom KAnawhH
county-opinion delivered by MOORE, j.
reversing the decree OF the Court below
]. F. Towel, appellee, r& White &
Slack, sppellants-irom KanawhA county
Judgment OF the Court below affirmed
under the rulei,
E B. knight, appellee, v'. Thomas
Bond s Co., appellants-from Putnam
county-judgment Of the Court below
affirmed under the rules.
Case Of Trustees Of the Presbyterian
Church in Martinsburg, appellees, e'
Edmund Psndleton. trustee, appellant
entered on the docket.
Adjourned until Thursday, Oct D.
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PLEISAHT EPfsOpE-Ths Es1eEIl bgai.
neas othce q the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail.
road Company 10 this city wa the scene
d a very pleAsanl episode, yesterday a..
tefnoDn Several Of the clerks IN the
oiies bad planned = IarpriSs ioF one d
their number, and 70 esnAnll their Dc.
sign bad purchased Of an ipnsrHnl plaster
image Vsnjer, well eIseulsd "StAtoo-
Of the 1gl!esl dog imaginable. To make
the presentation ceremony Al imp,esaiye
A. plsIible, Temporary platform wa
erected, On which the plaster dorg wa
placed and q veil thrown over II.
The recipient d this work Of high art wa
then approached by one Of bis cgmrades
who requested his presence for lew mo.
menu IN Al adjoining room, where the
preparations hSd been made, Armin arm
the two entered tho apartment Turning
10 bis companion, the master Of ceremo.
MES made an appropriate address. Al .
given signal during the delivery Of the
speech the veil was removed from "the
siAtuAFy." The scene At that point may
DO imagined; II cannot be described The
mingled fright and terror depicted On the
counienancS Of the young gentleman The
Is ~ modest and retiring - the most re-
dned LADY, who WAS thus Unexpectedly
brought into the foreground Of q presen.
tAlion, and the attitudes Of the SPECTATOR
as they went pitching and rolling about
the room, conVulSed with laughter, form.
ed a picture worthy Of the pencil OF some
great artist
In order that poSteri,y may not DO de.
priyed Of a full report Of this memorable
occasion, we have secured 4 copy Of the
presentation speech. Theparty receiving
the handsome q testimonial was not
equal TO the task Of a Response. Ian.
guage failed him, but his eyes spoke more
eloquently his thanks than words could
have done.
The following Is the address referred 10;
MY DEARsR.-A very pleasant and i'm.
portAnt duty has devOlVed itself upon ne
on this occasion.
In the name and on behalf Of fellow
colaborers In this Office, allow me to say
that In recognition Of your many social
virtues, herewith respectfully present
you with slight testimonial OF our kind
feelings, In presenting you with this
| beautiful Eembla, q N The UyVbtrbG,I
guardian Of the night We bu! delicate
ly Allude 10 your uHWAVering tidel.
ity to the many important trusts com.
mitted to your care. We ask that you
will accept 1t as an Offering sp1nging
spontaneously from hearts Overlooking
with gratitude for your many acts Of kind.
ness and yo1r generosity OF heart. And
in conclusion allow me 10 use the words
of the poet, aud say;
Dog gon'd should be the man
Who heTer 70 himself hath aid,
This myoWu-my handsome puTp.n
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Every year increase, the popular.
~ ofthls valuable Hair Preparation
which is due 10 merit alone. We
can assure Our old patrons that it is
kept fully up To its high standard
anditis the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRA,
OR FADED lIAmto It's youthful color.
making it soft, lustrous, and silkrn.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. ltrcmoycs all cruption-
and dandnn, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the haE from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishcy
the hair-glands. BY It's use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger IL
badness, it restores the capillary
glands 10 their normal vigor, and
will create 4 new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco.
nomical HAIR DREsEISG ever used,
as il requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid. glossy
appearance. \. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayerof Massachusetts, says,
"Thc constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and | consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold bg all Druggi'ts, aad DsuI,rI in WcdieiEs,.
Prioo One Dollar.
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and eiiGctually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL, q co.
NASHUA, Nh.
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POLICE CoURT.-For some reason, per,
haps because the entire police force was
engaged Monday in "impounding" the
hogs roaming through the streets at will
there was not case on the docket of the
police court, yesterday morning. II the
reason assigned is the true one, VIC believe
nearly everybody in the city would be
sAtisdedir the docket Aforesaid should be
a blank for the next week, provided fur.
ther, that the force continue in the same
laudable business. 1901.
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TRY TuEM.-We daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms Oh the pat.
entJ fitting shirt which isgradually taking
the place Of all others. These shirts open
in the side and are made in any desired
style. ]. I. Lakin & Co., arc receiving
orders for them and guarantee perfect
1T in every instance. Try them.
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COMMANDMENTS Clark com
planned before EsQr, Gillespy, yesterday
that William T. Smith had committed ar
assault and battery on him. A warrant
was issued for Smiths arrest, and he was
brought pfor examination. The result
OF the investigation was, that Smith had
TO give bail in the sum Of one hundred
dollars for his appearance at tho Circuit
Court. Subsequently a compromise was
effected by the defendant agreeing to pay
the costs.
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HID TO BATL-Thomas Pylcs was
arrested and taken before Squire Laun'
der, yesterday, to answer u charge pre-.
lcrred against him by his vile for abusing
hur. The case was fully heard, and Pyles
was required to give security in the sum
of ono hundred dollars to keep the peace
one year.
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VnE most complete and choice line Of
Foreign and Domestic Cassimeres, Scotch
CheViots, English and French DiagonRls,
Cloths of all shades, Ycstngs, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, &c, can be
found al c. hess, merchant tailor, cor.
neF OF Main and Quincy streets, who does
all work in the best style and guarantees
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BU9.-Workmen about the nail mills
ore actively engaged these days in getting
things In proper trim for resumption Of
operations. Next Monday, we hear, has
been determined on as the day for open.
Ing tue years campaign.
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BOARD OF SurERvIsoRs.-StatGd meet,
iug Of the Board of Supervisors this
morning at 10 o'clock. AS the levy will
be made it is important that all claims
against the county be presented, so that
their payment may be provided for.
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STEAMER sOLD-We heard late last
evening that the steamer Argosy, owned
by Captains Will List, Ed. Hornbrook
aud others in this city, had been sold to
Captain Flesher, Of Murraysvillc, W. Va.
The price paid has not been made public,
The boat will be transferred to her new
owner at IN early day.
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Commemorative heard, yesterday,
that the name OF the man sdjudged in.
sane, Monday, referred TO in our columns
in yesterday mornings issue, was. Pat
Donnelly, and not Pat Kennedy. We
copied the name from warrant issued by
the Clerk OF the Municipal Court for the
arrest Of the same individual on the
charge OF drunkenness. Nothing was
done in the case, however, as 1t was as.
ccrtained that the unfortunate man was
not accountable, by reason OF his insanity.
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ACKNOwLEDGMENT.--We acknowl.
edge our obligations to S. W. Hall, ESQ.,,
Tor facilities extended us in making up
our daily report oil the proceedings OF
the Court OF Appeals. Mr.. Il is a courte.
GUS official, anu thoroughly understands
his business
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LAID UP.-The following steamers are
laid up here on account Of low water
Carrie Brooks, Il. r. Hudson, Courier,
Ed. Hobbs and Express.
The Science and New State have been
put In the Parkersburg trade in place Of
the Courier and Express. The N, S,
went out, yesterday morning, in good
style, looking as fresh and bright as a
newly blown pink. She has been put in
thorough repair, and passengers will find
her q comfortable nackOt.
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THE vital powers are severely tested by
extreme heat and exercise. Tone up with
EIervesclng Crab Orchard Salts. F. Z
SumE & Co, Gin, o. For sal, by all
Druggists.
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HamiltOn's Quincy Foundry,

Ant more ps'IsulIriy described IN ,al! DpsL Of
''LOa numbered co. two, thFss. rlss. tss nuI
slsIeH u, l. IS, 10 ABA ~ lR tqEafv elsTea m
10 that pAft Of Ne city Of WhssiiEE WhlsA va
iAla cal lnto t9En lou b. tks lAts 1pssph CAD
vel, uhleh lots l. I and truht On Bo!t6h street
and ne lols haabsred :, 10 and u ffOai on JACOB
sHeSt, 1nd ne tGid i0ta Arv boabded On The uoriA
~ Ffet,on street, together vi The 6uildisgs
improvements and APP uFtsnAnoca upOn the Gkd
property OF A1J AT thereof, 90 krFrio 10 EnJ
uty A2pef'AltlEg aut he engtSea bOliGrt, ma.
sAlherJ ta1nd or OIhrruiSSl, patterns, tools And
implements ased In and Aboat the foundry OF
machine shop located 90 sAid property"
TERHs or bALl-Ohe, lhlrd cGsk he hslaHss
10 oas, two And hrus jean, The pgrchAasF glJ.
ing bonds i0r The deferred !EstAunehia, bsafinR
Interest from date, secured By deed Of Igst upoR
Tie property purchased
Us AANNIBAL FORBRs. TIna,r.
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MUsICi LESSONS PROF. W. c. Kryter
would respectfully announce to his form
or pupils and the public generally, his re.
turn to the city and his resumption Of
lessons upon the Piano, Organ and Violin;
as also his readiness to make repairs
and tune Pianos and Organs. Messages
left at Sheib's Music Store for lessons or
tuning, will meet with prompt response.
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LErr TIKI CITY.-Judgcs Berkshire
and Moore lett for their homes yesterday
morniug.-t former riG the B. & 0.
road; the latter ria the river, on board
the New State. Judge Maxwell will re-
main until the Clerk finishes entering up
the orders, when he will sign them, and
vamOse the rancho.
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Steamboats,,

FOR CINCINNATI AND -
u INTERMEDIATE PoIAIs.- 80
n tDlsHeia paAssaEs Estzs7
'A41 = Al -. v u EIEG, cad
~, 49, i1yei9f ~ too's a Wednesday .AsFastT
~ oeloeEP. T., pos.ilTsiy
Bof hsiGhi % plaaAgs Gyuly "a h1.ys 90,
az c u. BOOM 4 CO, AFrzu.
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SECURE TIE SHADOW ERE TIE SUB
STANCE FApE."-Now is a good time tC
secure your Shadow" The best place
is, uuquestionably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street.
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acknowledgement.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I, 1877.
Travellers Register.


Steamer Granite State.
Coal, Coal.
Proposals for Books and Stationery.
For Sale Cheap.
BracGlets-OxLoby i Duflleld.
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LIGTr AND SuADE-All the Summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
the Partridge Gallery.
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ROSADALIS

IT'HE GREAT sOUTHERY
L smsdy for the curs OF Scro
IuIa, ScrofulOuB TalnL .eumA
LiJm, White Swelling, Qout
Goitre, Com lmption, .'ouehl
is, Nervous Debility auG all dis
easeS arising froi an impure cOu
clifton Of tie Blood.
The merritt Of. Sii yllnabls pfopa
Alton arc 70 Wsllt lovn that paSilEt
notice 10 but nOcC ny 10 remind tn
rcLdsrs ofiN'I louFs ] ofths nsooSai.
10y o. always having = bottle Of this
nedletne LnonS thslI stock ~ family
Cortihe1teS can DO presented from
naty leading Phy=icihnI, Minister,
and heads oifAInllIsS throuE bout the
South, endoFIinR 10 the hlEhett lsTpI
me- Hid Eztrdd Of RoIdddLI.
Dr. II. Wilson Carr Of DGltlmorc
says "hs has used T. 10 cases Of ScFuf.
ula lnd other dIIeISeS with S1eh Eat.
Or. r. G. PuEh OF BsItIns.s, nc.
commando II to All psrSonI sd! ,sFtny
With diseased Blood, saying Il Is IH-
used.
Rev. DNbnsy Ballot tho p,lti.
more ~. y. Conference South says ho
has beonIo nue b b0ns6tted By ltIuH
that no eheerfully recommends Il 70
all his friends and InquAlntlnees.
Crnnen q Co., DruggiStI, At Cor.
dong filIe, Va, Bay itnGYer has iallSg
10 give Slttsiaction.
IL ~ O. meFAdden, MurfFoSc.
6ofo, Tennessee, says Il cuIO4 biz Of
Rheumatism when ali elSs fGllSd.
RoSld1lli Is not ABocTetquGek pre-
irAtion, It's ingredients are published
on every package. SHOW II 70 zee:
PhyAieiAn and be will tell you u =
composed Of the TtronRest Alternatives
that exist, and Is AZ GGeollent Blood
Purifier. Did our SpLos admit 70
eoul' give you tsstlm onlA ID from
ever State In the Sout1 an fron
persons known 70 every man, woman
and child either PefSon lyoEbyTS2-
utGtIon.
Ro;Sdnllr is oold "; Druggists.
CLEMENTS q Co.,
BALTIMORE, Sole PrYristOrI.
JOHN P. HENRY,
No. 8 CotLEoE PLAcI,
Neg N0TE. EaOEsiale AS~.
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CHEAP GooDs-A large stock Of wo.
mems, Misses and ChildrenS Shoes IS
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. V.
Blonde.
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Doors AND SHoEs OF the best Eastern
manufacture, Tor sale regardless of cost at
L, V. Blends.
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In order to reduce my present stock Of
Boots and Shoes will sell them regard
less of cost from this date. L. V. Blond,
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Tickets 10 al principal polni4 In the RAst And
West eau be procured 81 the Union Ticket Otlce
In ALurU House, and At the station Gt Bridge,
port
Pr YRRs,
jei3 General Passenger and Ticket AGENT
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Books, Stationery, &C.
New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.


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STRAUSS WAJTzEs-New supply Of
the seven Wallzes Tor 80 cents, received at
Shcibs Music Store. Also,
BGethovCn's SonStaS, Z Nos. each. SOC
Household Songs. ..................4 0c
Twenty five Comic Songs. ......... Soc
Wcly's Organ Pieces. ..............,5 soc
Piano Tutors. Observation-Disclosures. SOC
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