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Protestant Episcopal, St. Paul's, Rev.
James i. Johnston, e. Pitt near Duke
street.
African Methodist, E. Washington, near
Gibbon street.
African Baptist w. Alfred, near Duke
street. iaI
MASONIC.
Alexandra Washington Lodge, No. %,
meets at the Masonic Hall, Market Square,
LIST Thursday of every month.
MT. Vernon Chapter, No. --, meets at
Masonic Hall LIST Tuesday of every month.
BANKS.
Bank of Potomac, N. Prince, between
Royal and Pitt streets-discount day Thurs
day, Phineas Jannay, President; Washing
ton G. Page, Cashier. fI
Farmers Bank, S. w. corner of Prince
and Water streets-discount day Monday /;
Robert Jameson, Pres't; John Hoff, Cashier.
Alexandra Library, at Lyceum building,
is. w. corner Of Washington and Prince
streets, Charles r. Stuart, Librarian.
Patrick Henry Debating Society, meets a,
the Hall.of the Heydraulion Fire Company
every Tuesday evening.
FIRE COMPANIES.
Friendship, organized 1774, N. Kings
above Columbus street: meets LIST Monday
Of every month: Charles Coones, Presi
dent.
Sun, organized 1875, East side Of Marke
Square: meets LIST Saturday Of every month
George H. Smoot, President.
Relief, organized 1888, E. Fairfax, neal
Duke street: meets Sd Thursdays Of March,
June, September and December: Stephen
Shinn, President
| Star, organized 1899, w. Washington
near Cameron streets: meets lstWednesdays
Of March, June, September and December
John Leadbeater, President.
,Hydraulion, organized 1927, East side o
Market Square: meets lst Mondays of Feb.
ruary, May, August and November: Benja
min Barton, President.
Samuel Sanderson, Inspector of Fire Ap
o ARMORIES.
Mount Vernon Guards and Columbian
/ Rifemen, at the old Court House Marke
Square.
i INSURANCE OFFICES
Alexandra Fire Insurance Company Of
fee, N. King, below St. Anaph street; Hugh
Smith, President; Nathaniel Wattles, Sec.
retary. @
Marine Insurance Company Office, Fire
Insurance Companys Building; N. Wattles
President; Dwight Metcalfe, Secretary.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
GEORGETOU.E DIRECTORY.

CfUhCnES.
Episcopal, Christ Church, Rev. Mr.. Gas
oway, corner Of Beau and Congress streets.
Episcopal, ST. John, Rev. Mr.. Shiras, cor
ner of Cd and Potomac streets.
Presbyterian, Rev. Mr.. Berry, corner Of
Bridge and Washington streets.
Methodist Episcopal, Revs. Mr.. Wicks
and Griffith, corner of Montgomery street.
Methodist Protestant, Rev. Mr.. Warden,
Congress street
Catholic, Trinity, Revs. Mr. McElroy and
O'Hanagan, lst street.
FIRE COMPANIES.
Vigilant, High street, between Canal and
Bridge street; Henry King, President
Western Star, High street, between Pros
pect and lst streets; Mr.. Shoemaker, Presi-
dent.
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Timothy Division, No. lat the Hall of
the Sons of Temperance on G street; regu-
lar night Of meeting, Wednesday.
Harmony Division, No Alexandra,
N, E. corner of Market square, Monday.
Crystal Fount Division, No. 3-Hall of
the Sons Of Temperance, G steet; Monday.
Potomac Division, Mo- 5--Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown; Friday.
Equal Division, No. 6-Dr Howard's
Lecture Room, corner Of and llth sts.;
Tuesday. a A 1.slF
Marion Division, No. West Market,
Monday. o
Franklin Division, No. 8-Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown.
Union Division, No. g. -Tennally Town.
Howard Division, No.. 10-Odd Fellows
Hall; Navy Yard
BANKS.
Patriotic Bank-7th street, between C and
D streets s-discount day, Thursday G.. c..
Grammar, President; Chauncy Bestor, Cash
ier.
4 Bank ofWashington- corner of Louisiana
avenue and G streetdiscount day, Tues
day. VIM. Gunton, President; Jas. Adams,
Cashier.
Bank ofthe Metropolis Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between F and G. streets, opposite the
Treasury Department, discount day, Monday
John P. Van Ness, President; Richard Smith,
Cashier.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, George
town, Southeast corner of Bridge and Con-
gress SITS.
FIRE COMPANIES.
Union--located at the corner of H and
goth streets regular night of meeting, the
I'd Tuesday in every month. w. B. Magru-
der, President
Franklin-located on l4th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue; regular night of meet
ing, the first Tuesday in every month.
Robert Colhnan, President
| Perseverance on Pennsylvania
avenue, Centre market square regular night
Of meeting, the first Thursdayin every month
G. Buckingham, President.
Northern Lberties-located on the cor
ner Of Massachusetts, avenue and 9Th street
regular night of meeting, the 6rst w Wednesday
in every month. John Y. Bryant, Presi-
dent.
Island-located on Maryland avenue, be-
tween 10th and 1lth streets; regular night
of meeting, the in every month. VIM.
Lloyd, President
Columbia-located on South Capitol street,
near the Capitol regular night of meeting
the first Thursday in every month. James
Adams, President.
Anacostia-located on Virginia avenue and
L street south; regular night of meeting the
first Friday in every month. Jonas B. FL
| lis President. n
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Firemen's Insurance Company of George
town and Washington-office in the hall Of
the Perseverance Fire Company's building,
Centre Market square. Jas. Adams Presi-
dent; Alexander McIntire, Secretary.
! Franklin Insurance Company-office COR
ner Of 9TH and d streets, next door to the
Patriotic Bank. G. c. Grammer, President;
Geo. Stettinus, Secretary.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company-of-
flee on Bridge street, Georgetown John
kurtz, President; Henry King, Secretary.
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WASHINGTON Q. THURSDAY NOVEMBER a. lsas
THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN,

THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN,
Three times d ioesk, on super-7oyal sheet.
II will be delivered to subscribers in the
District, at t0o cents per number, payable
weekly.
To distant subscribers it will be mailed at
Isoo Dollars and fifty cents per gear, pay
able in advance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square of IA lines, one Insertion, 81
tet5H9g 1 two insertions 80
- three rs
two weeks 25
one month l SO
s@" two months 50
.AN i3 three T" 90
a5a G six months 90
t0lFe. 5 III twelve " SD 81
Professional cards Of fine lines, or under, 90
per year
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New.York and Erie Railroad onice.

la consequence OF the absence Of many of our ct
zens usual this Of the year. and also Of
the calsmitous fire in city has been deemed
expeiien to delay for few days any general eforI
the subscriptions 10 the stock Of the NewYok and
Erie Railroad Company Blu: as the public a, this time
Justly feel deep interest in whatever relates this i'm
poran, work it is thought proper to state that the books
Of subscription for 100000 of dollars will be opened
early day during the present month the Office Of the
company of which due notice will be given before
which time the Directors hope TO be able present such
organization viii comm and the confidence OF the
friends of this work.
From the success which has attended very partial
effort among friends Of the road within few days
past and which intended this time 10 oe pub
lie general they have doub, Of speedy and entire
success so they shall have completed their
sanzston and made such further arrangements the
importance Of the subject demands In view Of what
has been done and the deep interest felt in carrying
forward this great enterprise the Directors cannot doubt
thais general and vigorous effort made among all the
friends Of the road will result in obtsining the requisite
amount of subscriptions to enable them
and prosecute this long neglected work. to early
completion.
Ner York. Avg. !. ls45
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fy yards from shore lie - years Of age ana raves
wiie and three children. Anuuiber of gentlemen ron
brooklyn went down 10 drag for his body yesterday
We have not ard whether Il recovered
" George Sweet and George TompAins "ere
arrested Friday for passing counierei hves on 'ne
Tonpkins County Bank George the second <as - osI
George the first They hsve Other names than inose
gwen.
e \ petition is IN circulation asking the Com
mon Council 10 purchase and lay OUT as square or
park the lots Of ground on The Rights SaoWn as ihs
Pierrepon, esss'" srd the cost upon the Waoe
eistrict to be bensatied ey such Improvement
- The brig ofwar Washington. which sailei
from The Brooklyn Navy srd Wednesday la; Tor N
Gufof y. xico proceeded about 2dO miles beyond SANDY
Hook when discovered -nc leaked q; TIE sid
as 20 drive the officers from their bcrihs She arcurt-
u.y pat back 1r repairs and arrived Yesterday morn
ins about O'Clock and = anchored OF the Battery On
returning she passed AMI exchanged signals with ,ha
Great Western which departed on Thursdsy asi- The
Washington. IL expected, VIII be repaired so a. 70 SAL
Thursday ncX-. lEA-c-
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DIED.

On Monday morning. August iih Mrs LOUISA w.
~ Daniel Sckcs aged ~ years daughter oiihc late w
lem Duvsll
The iu,uls ofihc family are respectfully invited 20
tend the funeral from 10 ii6 Duane street ncsr iudsca
on Tuesday afternoon. ~ O'Clock
ON Monday. August l. SIMEON EDGEktoN. jf lss
1t reNitt - aged - years.
His funeral viii be- attended To-Day ~ o'clock y n
from the house 81 l.. naisrd Clinton street near >ice
Brooklyn. The friends requested - attend "iiAoei
farther invitation.
On the 81 INST MARY AUGUSTA daughter OF Nse
ingion and the la'e Mr. Mary Augusta Er,lag
The friend. Of the family a.0 hose OF her great grand
miher Jonathan Harmed. and her uncle Niism ). CO
fn are invited 10 attend her funeral Thu \luesdaylA
fcrnoon AZ o'clock from the residence 10 her isher y
Pcrry-sfrcct New-lork without further invitation
On Monday 4h. Timothy Na'lock 50
On Saturday. 2d. John. son OF Richard irwin J
On Sunday 81 Gabriel W son Of John NLhar
Az - Louie. Helen Gsragus. Of Rochester. \ Y. -
AZ Burlington. W 10Th ult Samuel Wells \ York ~
AZ salem Mass s9ih uit. Capt BENZ. ROPES u q
Revolutionary soldier
Al Rochester lst. Julia Ann Proctor, II.
A. Gsncya. 2f'h nit John Woods, 70. 9Th, May Al
IS .1th George Marshall %.
IN Montgomery Co y \. Seth ult Alice J. wife Of Mex
sheldon. of Albany.
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R,oodv Duel near Geneva. Ny.
Correspondence OF The New YORK Tribune.

Correspondence Oh NJ s''" iyiA 4i4'-ANs
GENEVA, August ls'. As.
take this the specifies, opportunity, to inform
YOU Of sad occurrence which has ast transpired IN
our peaceful village. For several hours have We
been in state Of great excitement on account oil
duel between two most respectable citizens oil uiis
place which occurred about three O'Clock tbs afternoon
We have yet learned the cause Of the quarrel O-
the results Of the meeting az follows Ine' III
in pine grove about three miles from town a. VIC "-
above stated. Tie Seconds paced oil ihiI''
snd the combstau,s. H. l.. Woodruff -nd Jonn riO-'sy
shaking hands end bidding each other farewell 'o'A
stations. The second. then giving the customary signal
they be principals, exchanged shots woodrai' :soi
,ak,, e.,sc, in the rrh. hip Of his antagonist The
wound viii no, probably prove fatal but will cripple him
for life. The police are in search oil "oo'fun WHO III
mcdia,ely fed =.
,vbicb ia notice Of the expected duel.
In haste subscribe myself G.P. "
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Things in Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA August 4-P "
since nv last there has been no farther disturb
anee in Southwark the asorccfy portion u The
aremen A large Police force T. no"eFef sii- Acpt up
- the -ontro. OF the sheriff r,sdy Tor any cmer
-, In he event of e hle occurring IN the District -
nhf tear terrible crns,Qusu ces from ir 'ect th-i NOT
M, of TIE ave companies 90 The pace " 20 mo ser
,.. srt II rsrs.,he WI pres no ne CON Hnfs M fn
~ CIV and other Districts from dong 'hs same. lh'
III .,r,rse viii leaG % serious WORK, ans Is uitra 70
imagine where u would eut -
The Commissioners OF the District who are VA
live. come IN for much c,r-ure IN reducing m me hrsi
,f,rs th, s.uropriafIous ilem - d to --n nni .si
- IN, l.t Al universal dissatisfaction, excluding iNo ~
the Companies entirely Iai- drought me cnti' 'e
-,r,ep, srrayed against them and thcy no" hnt is-
vs m a -,licarrent they would gladly escap' nom
Bur II : too ate The very men Who placed ihtm 10 OF
Zee will be- the drst % burr them nom ii
The bin Of mortality TOR The wees cnNIns on -
,~sav ~ the c-v s-d districts shows 40 deaths 81 OF
which were from cholera innntum 20 rom con'nisions
q from nlarasruus and ffum cd axe. One person
who died was aged shou' l17 years
Warrants have been issued by the Mayor mr. me
srrcs, OF a young named Rush Harley and porter
in A store rafnct Fitzgerald. WHO sfnnc charged Win
the cowariy and murlerous assault upon one % our
city satchusn They have He'd the city
several attempts have been made 10 ire proper
- IN the District Of Southwark within the lat - hours
The hand loom wesvsrs Of Moyamensns held Q
meeting this morning previous 70 another stand on for
Wages.
The Stock transactions today were limited and
r,irc. generally declined ~tse j. tli of 4. selling 90
he amount Of 81 Oo0 10 T. Wmingt- kAilrcad shares
also declined J. selling NJ ID.
The notes ofthe Lchish County Bank are refused
in uaynent OF state taxes Sc hv the state Treasurer
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on he sih inst ~ Rev. Dr. Nsnwriss' :, = fs-r.
Church Mr Asa CURTIS. Jr 10 Me- iliZiBLIH
RANrt. hofh I'd ihi- CITY.
b. Rev N0.s. p.lou. WI T. GODDARD q xs
MARION $ ADAMS hofz 81 Boston. MSS
GA SUNDAY evening the lsh June est. ~ Rev "
~t1w.r NJ HIRAM n PEaT % Mr. CAROLINE
Garlic ho'h cd .c.y.
ON "wednesday la.y s7i by Rev Isaac orchsri. W
RAAXlILAI ALLEN 'o Mrs. NORA 1NihiiL viios
90 Joseph Tw.6a sni daughter II iA, s.e Cssn IA,
hAnlitl. a' of his cry
Or fha ifih 81 Nsy "a zoe Green street " Churck
On Kfv John y keil Nl.s ELIZA RID N ri isl.k
'er of John RED. III. % Mr ISAIAH kNtLA>D. a. q
y lofk
a Le hoy. on the ~ inst ~ Rev g. cnw'ssd M
JOEL WHITING Principal ~ the Nyo'nins Astisuy
to Miss ELIZABETH L. daughter 81 Lee Couisfos : ksq
u The former pincc
a, Ns.iic. L. { 3lsf David q. Floyd 20 iyds smith
Al south Nslrs. y ilst Capt. Chester tilart 4
this cry. to luli. A. Barker
So Rochester. 1t inst ?. ". Andrews 10 NAry Jane
Murray
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~ The Sun made yesterday very sratuiious
and bitter attack on the American Institute say ing
1--WE regret TO hear the American Institute refuses 10
Weld possession of the rooms the Marine Court ana
treats with cOnturnely the ordinance oil the common
Council The occupied by the Marine oouf, are
untitled for Court rooms, badly lighted and ventilated
Now as to yielding possession 1t Is most no'o'
rous that the Common Council has not required any
such thing, nor passed any ordinance OF the sort
On the contrary has voted, after all the boring and
Political influence that the new Horse Marines could
bring 10 bear that the Institute should keep It's
rooms for three months longer at least.
nThe rooms occupied by the Marine Court
which the Sun represents as so untitled, badly
LIGHTED" &c are the same which 1t has occupied
ever since have been in the city-fourteen years
at east-and we know not how much longer. Some
addition has recently been made but no restriction
Judges Hammond, Scott Sherman, Randall &c.
served out their several terms IN those rooms whiie
what are now the Institute rooms were often entire
w vacant, without dreaming that the Marine Court
was badly accommodated But the present master
spirit of that Court cherishes deadly hatred to the
objects and influences of the Institute and will do
it all the harm in his power.
Speaking of the Judges of the Marine Court
we would like to know if any one or more of them
knows the name of the person who says he picked
up in Canal ST. the letter from Henry Clay TO Gas
sius NJ Clay, which stolen from us and broken
open. The name of Judge +. J. Smith is connected
with the subsequent history of that letter and it is
very confidently asserted by bis cofreres that ii ras
picked up in Canalst. OF course, somebody must
have picked it up; and why can't we be allowed to
know who that somebody is p!
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About that Especial Express

NEW-l OAK. august D. 4ct).
n GREELEY Esq-De0r Sir: We notice n your pa
uer Of this morning letter stating that Messrs haour
ton Dudley OF Boston delivered to our conductor on
the Both ut newspapers containing the news per Cam
bria for yourself and other Editors.
We received no such papers by our Express on the
following morning All the information we had was that
the Cambria sgnsled Our Conductor M rags
informed US on his arrival that he had no papers and
still persists that he did not receive any The hrs IN
formation which we had that The news was in Me-"
York was the cry OF the Boys of Extra sun contain
ing IT,
There il a mistake somewhere. We have written
Nessrs Halliburton Dudley for particulars 10 rhom the
papers were delivered, and shall have the matter iuly
searched into. In the time We can only deny nav
ing any knowledge whatever Of these papers or that the
news was brought here until the Extra sun was issued
We are since informed that Mr. Bgelow Of The TX
change Reading Room Boston, furnished them With H.
Your obt serv'is, HARNDEN CO
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THE ALLEGED PIAGIARIsa--A friend OF Hon.
Robert Dale Owen shows us his tragedy Of POGO
hontas. published some years since in which bis version
OF the song lis home where er the hear, Is print
ed and note in the Appendix states that ii altered
from old song whose origin he has forgotten. We
think this clear Mr. owen of the charge OF paar
ism unless he sent his paraPhasc the Louis paper
without niirnatng the above facts which cannot be-
leve.-we will only add that were poet we should
decidedly object to Mr.. Owens remOde.ns any Of our
verses
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saSDs's sARs.FARfLLA A small piece OF STEEL vsu~ess
In ITSELF when mfgu- Iel and u.c the needle ~ man
ners compass guics the weathsdcn ship VA safety fom
shore shore. II B, thus with Ssnspta The proiuc.
itself comparatively les bat under the 81
science n bccans- source Of health Ia ousanis Ia
Sands's Stfsapura see an =. denfe ~ pls rsp*r-
philosophy DO when Dictated ny philanthropy
and birsscd ~ Providence There no dsspe Of ssB
the glands any Of the exterior coaing ~ he hofy
which does readily and invariably yi. 10 IL indusnee
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail ny a b. = D.
SANDS wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulton New forA
Sold elsO Zj Broadway n Fast BrOadws az and by Drug
isis generally throughout e ni.d States. Pnce 81 per
bottle Six bottles for a.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

MARrLASn--Thc Wig Convention which IS
,mbl.a az N. lineton Kent county On the Jfh ~ %
nominate candidate 70 represent he t'h D,.nci %
2 MKfcifr Esg.
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The sloop Jane & Rachel Capt John tsgsns, OF and
from Philadelphia, bound TO Gcorgetown % g. csfgo o.
coal went ashore Cape Charles. Friday the 25sh
ult il being very thick and blowing heavy from The
southwark Vessel and cargo Total i0ss-ssyed nsgpL
sails cables anchors &c The captain and crew iog, b
with the materials. were brought over in the sehr
Water Witch, from The Eastern shore. Norfolk Bea
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MATHEW L. DAVIS we hear. has been reinsiatcd
BY the Collector in the Deputy Coecorship from which
b was removed on Thursday News.
Ha! ha. ha! The old boy in specs is game to
he backbone, and hard TO catch at disadvantage
He was forty years ardent politician for other
sake; we hope he will end his days quiet com
Portable ofhce-holdcr for his own.
But Why don't the News tell us when Capt
Rynders 10 to DO removed as i, assured us he would
-
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- The FAxxKHs LIBRARY and MONTHLY jour
-, ar AanIcuLTuRz will be supplied to Agents ana
soos,cIlers ct the usual discount The second NUMBER "
.ov ready see the Contents in another column
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n The Herald has right by prescription to be
ssurrous bu, il has no right to falsify us We have
nsver undertaken to discuss the religion Of the Express
nor 10 cay any thing about IT, The Church s Editors
ssssnd may be ever funny solemn-we have
nothing to cay In tho premises
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rTA good many Of our citizens will find e''er' ron
their fteods at Newport brought by our Express yes'e'
DAY. In the Post 0nce If hey have not already received
thenl
wa rd hard to forward the brought by our TX
pres. from Newpor, for the various Philadelphia papers by
he Nal Train las, evening but exactly 100 ae' we
trus, they will Jake the win for the deed
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n The Morning Ne~s very fairly copies our
reply to ii on the Tariff interpreted with comments
Of its own. which it fancies invadste our argument
We do not see that they shake them al a single
point but. il we can make room TO morrow, our
readers shall Judge Of that
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TO-DAY's OUTSIDE.

Finsr PA0E.-The Social Movement in Europe.
FouarH PAoR.-Money and Marine News List o
Letters In the New York Post Office.
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BANK ocxs-The manufactured NcrrelFs Pa
rsnr Parausopsc Bank Loci put forth challenge in our
columns to-day which must attract tie attention of all
interested in Bank Locks 1t seems TO be fairly gwen,
and well calculated put the respective merits OF The
rival Locks to searching test Let US have a trial
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I, our reply to the Express Yesterday, twelfth hne
The word qalbl,ng ives misprneo gaa''"g' ine'o
some minor errors Of types.
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REMEDY FOR DEAFsEss-T ie success which has fo'ortf
the u-. OF Dr. MeSars Acoustic Oh in curing deafness
truly astonishing We can pronounce u sure relief rt
pains buzzing noises continued sounds &c which are bN
symptoms Of approaching deafness instances day
coming nOetge Of remarkable cures by u- nee
ihi. wonderful reme1y
Caution Beware u coln.ereiis This OIL IL sold gsrnr
Inc al Ii Couftaul-sL
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FRon NAssAu.--Pspers from Nassau to the nth
July state that the steamer Dee arrived the 18th from
Hsssns, and called immediately for Bermuda The
Governor returned from visit to Turks Island on the
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~ Wbig General Committee a kego1f BIZ,
ipg Of this Committee VIII be bed Oh TUESDAY L'en,
MI Al half pa,t O'clock al thc Broadway House
BY order. SMITH DCNNiN"' N--- ~
III Hos.sr y HAYS Secretaries au4
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East ISDTa HsIs DYgTtis IT, beyond all doubt, one
the remarkable chemical discoveries Of modern Vn,a
Il colors the hair and yet he sn Il perfectly safe nom 10
influence Red or gray hair will become dsrS brown
Jet back after application. Moreover great sirsusts
possessed by the East India Hair Dye h this may ne
piled night while the head rests the pilor u 70
pose This Dye prepared by Dr. Comstock bmse. 'ns
celebrated Chemsf whose text book Is used IN The n~s
Colleges and Academies trOgg Dui Great Britain aud Ans
rca Sod By Com.fock 4 CO n COurtlsnf-sf.
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Tar Paint GAlyASTc RGscs sSo M.eSrrc rL,p
We refer our readers 70 the sdv ersement 10 sn0>s e
umn Tl- only Agency 10 New YORK u al IA juror ~
fSun Budingl IN Brooklyn, Al the sore of Jsn -
SMITH Druggist corner Fulton and CrsEbeffy-ss ~ ~
a,sn- sod elsewhere aParso9s and "ortAa' "1~''