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THINGS In NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 70.
Improved Health of ths Cny-Trads ana
iravst looking wp-Judgs Phillips o,ad that
Assamtt-A disgusting Etsa.-TAs st.
Nicholas Murder Case, DC.
Tho Post coDgrstulates its readers upon The
improved heal Of our city, aud says that it
shall discontinue the publication Of choiers
reports, a. the new cases have dsindled down
- one or two per day. Strangers are visiting
thescity with rush, and the hotels, within q
few days, are wearing new life. The hotel
present time. There is also visible improve.
ment in the trade of the city.
We have at last the particulars Of the diff
Guilty which led to the arrest Of Judge Phillips,
Of the Marine Court, on a charge Of assault
and battery. preferred by Patrick Byrne, a
hickman The sesault, as alleged, occurred
at The entrance Of Green wood Cemetery on the
18th inst. The warrant wss placed in the
hands of Constable Brady Of The second
Ward, and be gives the following account of
the affair: ION the day mentioned, Judge
PHILLIPS. who was accompanied by well
known theatrical lady (Mrs Shaw, we hear, J
attached to New York theatre, hired hack
OF complainant, and were taken about the
Cemetery grounds On returning and coming
out Of the gate the lady requestea the coach
man to drive back The came route they had
been He told her that his horses were too
TED and could not be driven any more AS it
vas, be had been out two hours longer than
agreed upon. She called hi u drunken loafer
and tcld him TO drive back, when the coach
man replied. if you call IRE drunkard you
are liar, Upon this Phillips reached toe
% hin 0f thu dPSror fror he bot Al,
on the head, and knocked him from: the box
The driver. 1t is alleged, was completely
stunned by the blow. The case was set down
tor hearing on Saturday, bat the defendant
appeared some time after the time set VIII on
it was adjourned till Tuesday. Then it was
sdjoulne till next Monday.
On Sunday morning last q most brutal exhi-
oition took place under shed in Mott street,
between two noted DULLES named Cannon and
Callahan. Incredible as it may appear q
policeman acted either as a second or bottle.
holder in the tight The preliminaries being
arranged, Cannon and Callahan stripped and
commenced pummeling each other after the
m.s: approved fa'hion: TO the great edifca,ion
OF the lockers OF, who manifested their inter-
est ON one side or the other by cries, shouts,
yroans and encouraging remarks addre sed to
the respective cham pions.
The ugh. lasted thirty minutes, when Gala.
han was declared the victor. -.s-....- -
The police then made their appearance and
arrested four men cut of the crowd Their
names are Patrick Cannon, Thomas Reed, Jno
Creigan and Richard Mohera. They were ia.
ken be ore Justice Wood, but as no one ap-
peared 10 make a charge against them, they
were DISCHARGED from custody.
James X. Whiting, counsel for DR. Crab m,
in letter to the Times, states that Hon Ran
dali Hunt, of New Orleans, who has been
ua.ned as Mr. Vikings associate In the de-
fence OF MIR. Graham, will not appear in the
case, as be has gone to Europe
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KNOW NOTHING NOMINATION.

SIX rEASONS WY LUTHER r SHOOT
SHOULD BE ELECTED TO THE COUNCIL
FROM TIE FIRST WARD.
4 Friend Of Mr. SMoTr suggests the following
n reasons why he should be elected:
lst. H." is willing that every man shall 20 To the
Dfvii in his own way" AN admHa biz reason :! y
a. That, although member of the Know Noth-
ing Association, nnt Its present nominee he is
willing t" receive the support OF foreignefs and Cath
Olcs. (WOnderiul condsscensi0n; ,
ID That he has no expere, ce 10 city affairs
(Admrnbl BILE qualification - -r' ! :
4th. That he il young MAN.
9Th. That at the rate Of 3 per cent month. he
has taken care OF his OWN int rests and has accu
muaed properly, he is qualified to take care of the
interests OF others. tGoodt!D
9th. That he has heretofore been defeated i'm the
Ward whenever he has been a CANDIDATE
These are substantially the REASONS furnished by
/" CosmopO!ite." the friend nj MI. Smoot and no
doubt, with his concurrence, why he should b.
elected.
Citizens Of the First Ward. VIII YOU consen,
under such circumstances, and with no better rea-
sons, tn crafty the vanity of this youth full asprant
aug h-H' COMMON SENSE.
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THE ARREST OF CAPTAIN ROLLINS
The Affidavit on which the Arrest wa, Mad

Under our Geographic head yesterday, brief
mention was made Of the arrest Of Captain
'io!lins, Ct tie United States ship Cyane
From the New York papers, which came to
hand this morning, we learn that Capt Hollins
was arrested at the suit of Calvin Durand On
a charge of destroying private property at
drey.own. Tho order of arrest was granted
oy Judge Oakley, Of the Superior Court The
damages are laid at SI4 900, and tho amount
OF bail given by Capt. HELMS was $40, 900
tbs sureties were Hon. Heman J. Redfeld.
collector OF the port; John J. Cisco, sub.tres
surer; and J. Romeyn Brodhead, naval officer
The arrest was made just as the Captain was
leavirg New York for Boston. After bail ad
been rendered he proceeded on his journey.
The following Is copy of tho affidavit on
which the arrest was made:
SUPERIOR COURr OF THE CRY OF Nrw
foRK.-Cairtn DHrand aet. Geores " Hol.
Ans.-Calviu Durand, plaintiff in the above
entitled action. being daily sworn, doth depose
and say that he is merchant, residing and
doing business in the city of New York, and
for sveral years past he has traded largely
"Nu Po'o ~ PfoS0o III SLAt0 OF
Nicaragua, and particularly at town situa.
tod at the mouth Of the river San Juan, and
called the city Of San Juan del Norte or Grew
town .r....s r........
That on or about the thirteenth day Of July
last deponent had large quantities Of good,
wares and merchandise which were wholly
his own properly, stored IN storebouses at said
city Of San Juan del Norte, or Greytown, to
the value of fourteen thousand dollars, which
this deponent designed to sell in the course of
bis trade as before mentioned; that on or
about the day last mentioned this deponent
was the owner Of frame house of the value
# six thousand dollars, which he had shipped
to the said city Of San Juan del Norte, or
6reytown, from the city of New York and had
caused to be erected 10 the said city of San
Juan del NoTte or Greytown and used al q
storehouse for the deposit Of merchandise be-
longing to this dspsnsnt; that On or about the
said thirteenth day of July the said George
N. Rollins, then being o commander in the
navy Of the United States, ordered and di.
recssd said city Of San Juan del Norte, or
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The WEEKLY STAR.

3 Another most excellent number this week.
iaadditiOn to the iuterestin g and highly i'm
POrsaDt news from Europe and California, re-
eeived by the last steamers, and other caro-
fully prepared items Of foreign and domestic
fntsiisenee. the miscellaneous columns will be
ionnd we'll filled With tales, sketches, poetry,
fun face,ia, &c. As usual, in the loca, col
aims will be found faithful reflection of the
iDciients and movements in the federal cani.s,
during the past week.
The Wee&iy Star is furnished TO subscriber
lor tie low sum Of 81 .. per annum, payable
iayaris bly, In advance.
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EHFLi OW CIrIZENs.-ou the IS h Instant, you
l. will be called upon t. exercise the right o.
suffrage for candidate to represent your 10 tersss
in the CITY Council, aud It is but right and proper
as free citizens. you should eng urp into the merits
ana dement's # the respective candidates Tha name
OF the gentlemen presented to you for con- liberation
are CT ARIES A. DAVIS, and LUTHER SHOOT; tho fer
mer an old and wrll-trIed citizen. who has for g
number of years manifested lively interest In the
prosperity OF or rity the latter, INEXPERIENCED
and untried gentleman, who has never given any
evidences Of fis qualification for the Office. He has
been q candidate for the post to which he now as
pife at former elections, and olcdys defeated: sn6
nov he has bsen taken up by secret society," known
as the " Kcow-Nothings," who are exertine them
selves in every possible manner to secure Els cleo
ton. 1t is not my int-n'ic to enter into dscu'
sion o; the principles Of he ''know.Eothinc' parts
tut snffce 1t to say, that in my opinion. the Inter
ests OF the people cannot be prop ry represented b,
any man who promulza.es or endorses ,hsir viewe
which Is uncr n titutie nal and inconsistent With
rea on and common sense IL IT fair and liberal for
set Of men to form tbemselvrs into q society t.
eeesribe honest N rcsn kolics. simply becsue
thy H.r with th-m on points Of rei4 i'n7 And Ii
cur naturalization la arc uTOn9 why not titiou
your ri press natives to ha them ri9h'f Why d.
you work sc rctly, aud resort to unfair means {.
secure tire cleo ion OF your menl In q word. hov
can you bat"f your principles as Ameria. an. and
violate the constit uton Of 20 untry Obi oops
EN- y thou art a jew-ll 1 appeal to you fellow
citizens, in behalf OF estim bic zen Charlie
A. Davis, who has cNms out with hat iudeps ndeocc
~hich should always char cterizs eve homes
Amsrioan. and Sc The seal of bis disappyobs ,ior
sainst the primo pes of This party; he Is not tn,
nan q work in the dark, and resort to foul mean,
T. seek popu'a rity. He il an honest higbmindet
cent eman. snf possesses. in eminent degree
hose noble attributes Of mind and art to ms ke an
efficient ofioer. in i-psnd Mt o. his eplars ed anc
lib raj views. no Il ize who has The vel are ano
prop'ri Of the Ward a. heart o.n vote for Luthe,
SMOOTH pr far nee 10 hip, uI lefs ej ty sot
sinist+ or selfish mot We. Wekn- " MI Davis to b.
agsntlsman offs sal nd ard di CT nina tin judgment,
whilst in regard to Mr.. Smoot, W. knrw bur little
except that he Is the nominee Of the 4" Know.Noth
ing" party.
In con- fusion, entrsa: every citizen to turn out
in bis str ngh the dav Of the cleo iop ami vet,
for cur old, faithful and we'll kn5wn cit zen Charles
A. Davis. LUG
aug 26-ttf
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OFFICIAL

FTGnklin Pierce. President of the United sYnt.. .,
America, to all rhom it n,ay concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited "a
me that Ernest CARL ASoELRopr has b.en an
pc nted consul of Badeu, q, St. Louis, in tle State
OF Missouri, do hereby recognise him as such, and
declare nm free to exercise and enjoy such fnnc-
tons, powers, and privileges are allowed to the
Consuls OF the most favored nations in the United
states.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the zeal of the United States
TO be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington.
tile. 2'th day Of August A. d. 1854, and Of
lL.s.I the independence Of the United STATES al
America the seventy ninth
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President:
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
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bean compelled to employ laborers to drive
ops psinang prees, which las cost rs, for i've
days, hesnug little sum Of $50 IS, at the usual
ratseStbs Such employment Thth only inl
1pfopSftionao the other expense. ID gettans oft
nswspapers In Washin gton. e 81 81
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ITO THE VOTERS OF TIE FIRST wAID.-Hnd
4 ing my name announced rs an Independent eau
di late for the Council Of that district would most
respectfully and ind fendsrt'y state that am not
candidate for that oc; hut wilt on the 18th day O,
august, God willing. cast my independent vote for
Char 20 A. Davis, the man'of isee tols ration
aug 2o-te j. ii. HILTON
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TO THR VOTERS OF TUE FIRST WARD

to INV NUTFKS UF TUE FIRST WARD
SfELLOW-C1TIZENS: Allnw me to call Your At
Il fent'oa to the name Of Mr.. lUTHBR sMOOT
candidate for your SURFACES on Monday nox.-"a
man OF the incst enlarged and expanded views Of
civil and religious ,-being willing as far As
sn informed that ''every man may 20 to the Devil
his own way" Being an honest man, the noblest
work Of God'-" he is entitled to the confidence Of
every American citizen" and Of erery. foreigner he
cannot point 70 any number Of offices which he hiss
flrd as guarantee. but having been quite success
u IN attending to his own business il Ger My the
bsss avidano that he will attend faithfully to that
OF others He is young man and should be sun
ported by the ..Proslessives BE has ..s,ass1 IN
the Ward and "fogies' need not fear His claims
have sererai times been passed by through the
agency of cliques. Hers fully the track aud all
mis- friends want is flair field and clear skv"
aug 25-2tt COsMOPOLIrp
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u In some parts Of Maine it is quite sickly
fevers Of different kinds prevailing extensive.
~. In Harrison county, the tJ phoid fever is
exciting great alarm, there being a large
number OF fatal cases.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remainias IN the a. 0fes, Washington Cvy, Dc
fOrdersdto Ne sisertised 4. the" EvsSIsa srss,"
,ireesble4so the 6Rowins ssseson Of the Pod Ohoe
fa,s.x3efns tAcner-paper kepirg ne largest ercS-
tssion efsnyaailspspe psl1ia4fain Washi"cto"'
SECS .asi beti further 5000, That the list OF
tes,er nm lining calIed fos IN any post Office in
nv cityStoun. ofsxillage, whsre newspapers sha!l
Be prm1 shall, heteaftsT, he published once only
in ths'newrraper whtch, befrg issued weekly. or
o0ener, shall hare tke Tar yest circulation within the
range OF the delivery Of said oee 10 be decided by
The postmaster al such oficc.l
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~ hGuE AND FEVER of three years standing
CUEED:-Mr. John Langdon, cow living at Beaver
Dam. Hsnover county, Va. near Richmond, had
had chills tsice dsy, and rarely less than once
he was psrchei With fevers soon as tho chill left
him ard AFTER trying physicians, quinins most Of
the Tonic. advertised, and everything reoommsnied
u him. was a'out to give up in despair, when Car
ter's Spanish Mixture was spoken OF, he got tw o
bostes but before he had used rnUre tn An q gin2ie
one, he was perfectly cured, and has not had chill
or fever %inoe s-- -
Mr.. knedcn IL on'y one ont Of Thousands who
haze BEEN benefited by this great tonic, Alternative
and blooj purifier ID
ssSee advertisement. i----.- r
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No FoRGERr.-A man was recently tried for
forgery, in Ireland. but it turned out that he
had forged the signature Of man who could
neither read nor write, which the Judge ruled
was no forgery at all. s..i
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desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures,
should not fail to pay visit to Plumbs Rooms on
tho Avenue. He hason exhibition there some choice
speclmens Of the new art Of DdSuerreotyping IN on
There Ia portrait executed. In this last STYLE, Of
President Pierce, that rejects great credit on the
artist, every hnesmsnt thereof giving Hfe-like ex
preston. Mr.. flurbe 10 rsckensd among the first
Daguerrean artist Of our time. erg mar 80..7
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~ Uss BAAPfoN's vsasTABIl TMcfnl,-Have
you Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases 9th Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis.
arrangement Of the .ystemi We but point you to
the thousands who have used the GRxIf IKviGoRIr
foR. ''-..'' IA ny: .-i
In proof Of What Ne say sbovs, ~ refbr Won "a
"Hanptons Vegetable Nnctpss," md il objects, "a
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~ FIRsT WARn-M. WIN. II TERKINSis
recommended to the voters Of the First Ward ss 3
sni'as'e person to reprs sent them In the Common
Council. and will be Imported by
auV 26-lts MANY VOTERS
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- Jos sRrLL rsaTcy receives al! the New ssoS.
and Newspapers s. fast a. publ he'd. He IL axso<
Hs HAri er's and oil thu Other Magazines. and al,
~Ukdeks VIII always fnd q large and god S ~
Imsukef snk Roos. end s,stso,eyY at bis Hooh
xeres F!eeA building. corner nj ~ Azest N, Ysap
ply sfia afvpue = arg no
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NEW CATHOLIC PUBLIC ATOMS

NEW Cal dULIC PUBLIC ATlONS.
FINhE Nlowipg can be had At KENNkOY s Cath
i Ole Bookstore, eth, bstween g and streets:
4iores OF jesus Glori.s OF Mary
dior1es Of the Holy An Orato-y of the Faithful
ges a'.. Soul
Interior Peses Glories Of St Joseph.
kshg on IN Society O.. the Pollution Of Great Pro
blsms. Tales Of the Five Senses. Tubsr berg
and other Tales. The fspist Misreprssented
and Truly REPRESENTED Biography Of Arch
bishop Carroll, with Q gerers assortment Of
Pictures. Rosaries, Medals, DC.
German bieles, Prayer Books, Cstechisms, and
School Books.
- A large assortment Of the various scLoel
Books always On hand, together with Stationery i,
oisnk BOOKS, &C. aug 26-eo3t
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SUMNER CLOTHING AT COST

wv Ill STEPHKNE, Fs1nsylVania- avenua,
w next deef to Iron Rtai, are nov selling a
Their enfre stock ef Summer Clothing at cost ODER
ing ne greatest Inducements b purchasers 0 osil
ana make reelection from their fus sseo,tment
We also have zoe assert ment Of thu 80 ous,tv
o. summer Goods In the piece, which Ne vili naks
70 ora: W IN the bsst manner, for cost lF
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- EH.h Pr.sbyteriaa chu. On
cofnsr 5th a-d street', four 50 sares Orb
{ City Hssl, Rev. 3. n. Mri L, viii preach 70 nor
o. lsahhathl at /, q m, anu the Esv. J. G. Smith
It Il to S p n.
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DREsERVING SUGARS and PICK.
L ling CondImenls-
and clarified, Lovssipg's msnufscturs
New Orleans, clarified, brown
Laf crushed, granuiated and pulverised, Lover.
ing's Standard
Green Ginger. white and dark Mustard Seed
Gallery Feed, Tumer.c, long and white Pepper for
Picking
For sale BY JAS. II. sHEKELL
No. 5, oppo,fts the Centre Market.
sug 26-St
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JUST PBBLIEHkD--Ihs Andus Waltxea the
u Reception Waltz, the Matilda Polka, the Peach
1ioesom Pelka, Fontenslla Polks Parlor Sch och
Pines, at the Piano, Music, stationery and Fauey
toods store OF JOAN F. ELLA
Les AUG 3- Pa Az, bet. 9th and 10Th etA ,
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81 TO THr VOTERS OF THE FIRST WARD
CHAS A. DAYS. haviog consi nted to become
cacdidate to I'LL the vacancy occasioped bv tn.
death Of o. 8. Paine, Esq be viii be supported b,
Che friends Of Civil and Religious Liberty, at the
social election to TO held en- the 2Sth inst
aug
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MANY VOTERS.

~ FIRST wARO.-COMMON COUNCIL
Aessrs Editors: In announcing the name % GU
much est -eNed fellow citisen LUTHER r sMOOT
az q caudija for . seat IN the Bard Of Common
oounil from this Wardsncw vacated BY the deati
Of Q. Z. Paine, you will ohlige many warm fier de
who will give him q Jealous support at the ensuing
election aug ls-tss
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

-. - DCI1OOb DOONS.
IERAf' 4 BALLANTYNk, booksellers, 7.h street
" have just received . very large lot Of the v.ri
QUO School Books useo In the District, which thew
are prepared to sail at thu lorsst prices
Teachers and Others who sell School Books SUD-
piled at Wholesals pri.es
'tlates, spungs, Pens, Paper. Ink, Copy Books Of
most superior Pepper, and everything requisite for
the eehool hoom. '9s7Jl p --. = s.. no -
-.' tlla-I 80 GRAY 3 BALLANTYNR. &c s-
I auE 26-St y Gent. --1----- Il lfrset
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NOTICE OF The sstablishment OF
IN surveyo Central and CT land o1ices for the
Ttrritories Of NEW AIxlcO, WARRINGTON, ORaeoN and
Nj 'EEor.!
In pursIsncs Of Law, the President Of the Unitei
states has directed tn for the present the follow
ing shsl be the stss Of the ocee for the sarreyis
and tdnd dtaris created BY sets passed ct tbs late
session OF Cone ress, v3s: 40
Z The office for tbs sSrusyer general Of Rev MrxI.
co to be located at SANTA FL; and that for the sur
psyor general Of WASHINGTON T1. IfoRY at OlrxpIA.
Ihs officer for the register and receirer Tor VASE.
IaaTos TkRRIoAr also 1T vIyHP1A; those for ORIGos
rIRRIIoRT at ORneos CnY; these for the W.nono d.
rsct, MiNNzsofA TERRITORY, ct WINoxA; and those
for Red Wing diSrict also In MISMs orA TxaRrrolv
at kHn ING r4ts5r...t - -. - -
III s' under my hand, Ut the city OF Washington,
this twenty fourth day Of Aus ust, A. d. 1854
40 '--1 A'l.,A ''s JOHN WILSON,
Coanuaissionss Of General Land Ofsss.
aug 2aL2ax9v -.-E 80 :
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~ FIRST wARD-COMMON OOUNCIL-Jo-
skFH. II. HILTON il respectfully presented to the
voters tn. First Ward a. an independent candi
date, 40 will be supported by #--.--.-.
sug 23-te< MANY yOTERQ
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THE SflsxosooPl-Thls beautiful tnetrument-
and ven0erfli ~ beaudful-hss been seized upon
oy me De2usrreotypists, siml lifted and nut bore
Inc public for general adoption. On viewing the
appicanon OF II TO Daguerreoype pictures Il Ia hard
70 rsssi ain ones warmest CD thusiasm 40 astonsh
ing II the result produced. The object of vision saen
throuSh the StsreoscOpe is no longer . picture: il
mas al Inc nleAnents aad pccviinritiee, and pres.
-nce OF the nvlnS subject, Only less In Size tn.
compile eness with xtich this IL done must BE- s,an
70 Do believed. The only place thxt We know of IN
the city "hs.e stereoscopic pasuerrcotypss can b.
procured ID WHI7EGCRsr,, OF Pcnneyvania avenue
The world is indebted to Professor WHEA1sroNl for
this beautiful invention, which equals, in fact what
Ne oUly re&i OF In the fabulous Miracles of FRA,
DacoA.
The beautiful Dsgusrreotypes described ebovc,
are daily sold at WHIfEHUkSr's GALLEY Pepnsvlvx.
nis avenue near ~ street.
~ PREsEavE YoUR HAm--It is a melancholy
and startling fact that quite large class of III.
America people are bald, aid that too ut An sary
age and It becomes those afflicted to pause end ex
anime the causes Of Badness snd then the ,e1,,du
Z" Eme-son's Amertcan Hair Redoratire'' stands IN
rivsled tor that purpose. 1t Is an Ipdisn prepare
non prepared purely the scientific principles OF
the Red Man, and whe ever seen a bald headed In.
dianf such q thin q has never been known.
Dee circulars, to b had Of Druggists, giving par
ticulare. -
Price 81, in large bottles. 49,.
Sold In Warrington and Georgetown D. O.. BY an
the principal Drusgi -ts, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Gsnadas.
D. GILMAN, wholesale Snd General Agent
Washington, D. c..
@. Z. FISHER co. Projectors,
No. u Superior Street, Cleveland, o
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b U. Ga. FL c. A.-Tbe Members @,
y Washington Circle. No. 107. Brotherhood o.
the Union, are earnestly requested to bs present ~
he Nee log II The circle on WEDNESDAY EVEN
NC the 10Th Instant, At Gcleck. IL IL hoped thai
every brother viii he prsssntas n attNrs Of imrort-
sucs to all will be brought up for their considers
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-26

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