SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING.
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DRINCE ALBERT has reftied and adorned his Old Stand, and is d; home again, No. 100 Royal street. All England has been talking two years about building new Palace for thelr Prince Albert.-Our Prince Albert has done it for himself. and made no fuss about il.

 Come and see him m his glory. Every thing is nice and new--briRht and smooth his best razor. He wont venture to say that his touch is improved, for he is modest enough to think that was past im- proyement He isfeady now to give every custom. CT in his turn, tosch of the old quality. He w whip the beard from your face SO gently that you can hardly tell when he IalIers--and when he slaves and trim and cut yonr hair, you can hardly know yourself for smiling at your picture in the glass.

 All The time you may entertain yourself with watching Gen. Jackson whipping the British all over the wars.

 O. Don't forget No. 100, and PRIEcE ALBERT.

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