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HEALTH REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE CoMMIssIoSKR OF HEALTH
August 9, 1856.
Monthly Report Of E,tterments in this Cyt,, f,,
July, 1855
Abcess, ! accident, 2 apoplexy, Q; brain. disease
Of 2 Drain, Inflammation of j burn, ; catarrb
4; cholera infantum, 20 congestive chill i con,
sumption, IL convulsions, 3 cramp, debility,
decline 2; dentition, 2 diarrhoa q; diarrRaa'
chronic, /; dropsy, Il dysentery, l2; dysentery'
chronic, /; dysentery, bilious epilepsy, i . fever
bilious, b; fever, pnerperal, 2; fever typhoid. S:
heart disease of hemorrhage,1 hopping cough. g.
hydrocephaus, killed, mania-a. potu. / raaras
mus, 2 nephritis, old age, q; paralysis ;: pnen.
mona, premature birth, 81 scrofula. stillborn
8; unknown, A; not reported, making, in all, ilS
OF this number there were of the age Of
Five years and under. er......... az
From to 10 years ars.........2
E " 70 ~ years. Is..,......4..........
~ 10 40 years. ........,......... 25
4O 10 o0 years. ars.................
so to 80 years. s........
Over so years.
Age not reported. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
whole number of deaths from all causes 1le
CHAS. +. FORCE
aug iz-u Commissioner of Health.
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RIentucku Election,

LOUISVILLE, August 10.--Complete returns from
sxty-eight counties show a Democratic gain Of
7,446. The Americans it is thought, have sue
ceeded in electng four or FIVE out Of the thirteen
Crcuit Judges voted for
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY. Annnst ID 1855

On motion of Mr.. SMITH, of Virginia. the bill
for the relief of the legal representatives of Gus
tavus B. Horner, deceased, was taken up, read a
third time, and passed Yeas 90; nays rs.
On motion of Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, the
bill making appropriations for the Legislative, exec
utive and judicial expenses of government, return
ed from the Senate with amendments, was taken
up and referred to the Committee of WAYS and
Means.
Mr.. WALBRIDGE, Of Michigan, from the Com
mittee on Public Lands, reported House bill for
the benefit of the Pacific Railroad Company incor-
porated by the State of Missouri, with an amend
ment in the nature of a substitute therefor, pro-
vding for the establishments of railroad and tele-
graphic communication between the Atlantic States
and the Pacific ocean, and for other purposes
Considerable time was consumed in the reading o
the substitute and points of order which latter
were in process Of determination when our report
closed
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Keutucky Election.
The following letter from Kentucky gentleman
eserves 10 be attentiyely read at this time

The following letter from Kentucky gentleman
deserves 70 be attentiyely read at this time
WAsHMGros, August az, 1858.
Mr.. EDIroR Although stranger to you, yet l
shall offer no apology for this intrusion, and re
spectfully ask You to insert in your paper the fol-
lowing facts touching the late election in the sec
ton of the State from whence came, and where
took an active part. shall be as brief as possible
and to the point. As citizen, voter, and w mig
Of Mason county, claim the right TO correct
misstaesent Of the Star of this city, which says,
in the district composed OF Mason, Flemming,
Lewis, Nicholas, Gresnup, and Powell counties,
Phister, old-lne Wing and Democratic capdidate
has beaten Wadsworth, Know-No Nothing, for Judge.
In the frst place, Phister has never been Demo
crat, but always Clay Wing, and is still wing,
and for Fillmore and Donelson. Phister was often
elected Mayor Of Maysville, is very popular and
man of superior abilities eminently fitted for the
iudgeship TO which he has been chosen almost by
aceamation. Mr.. Wadsworth though very gen.
tlemanly and clever man, is very unpopular. This
district gave Morehead for Governor last August,
1000 majority and Phister gets 5000, Wings,
Democrats and Americans voted for him indiscrim-
nately. The papers claim great Democratic vic
tory in Kentucky. No party test was made in the
State, except in Louisville, where the American
majority was 2, 100, gain OF near 600 as compar-
ed with the governors election; had the election
been decided on party grounds in the Mason judi
cia district, Phister could not have been chosen
Judge hundreds (as the vote shows) did not 60 TO
the polls IN this district taking no interest what
ever in the county election, but.more interested in
their pursuits and business, and reserying their
strength for November, when Kentucky will give
Fillmore and Donelson $4,000 majority over Ba-
chauan and Fremont II you will look at the re-
turns from the whole State when complete, you
will find that the vote of the Wings and Demo
Gratis Fremonters and Americans combined, will
hardly reach the vote Morehead alone received for
governor in August last. So great has been the
falling off of the vote throughout the State, in one
county which generally polls 800 votes, only 200
were cast on Monday last proving beyond doubt,
that the late contest In Kentucky was not decided
upon party grounds, and that the American party
are still invncible and will continue to be SO, de-
spite the braggadocio of the cleGfallen Democracy
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MARRIEp.

On the 9Th instant by Rev F. Il. Richey, Mr..
both Of Washington City. = : 80
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A Reward.

We are authorized, says the Augusta (Georgia)
Chronicle, to offer reward to any man who can
find the following paragraph of Buchanans letter
to Sanford published in any Southern Democratic
journal:
"Any other construction of the letter would
render it entirely inconsistent with ITSELF Having
urged the adoption of the Missouri Compromise,
the inference is irresistible that Congress, in my
opinion, possesses the power to legislate upon the
subject of slavery in the Territories. What an
absurdity it would then be, if whilst asserting this
sovereign power in Congress, which power, from
its nature must be, exclusive, should, in the very
same breath also claim this identical power for
the population OF Territory in an unorganlzed
capacity"
1t is a remarkable fact, yet nevertheless true,
that no Buchanan journal, that we have seen, has
had the honesty to publish this paragraph. Why
ia this9 They profess to desire to cnlightep the
people, yet they publish an important letter from
their candidate, and leave out the most important
paragraph in it--that one which defined clearly
his views as to the power of Congress over slavery
in the Territories What commentary upon the
truthfulness and patriotism of the Democratic or
gans Ay, and how completely does it convict
them of the purpose to deceive the people and be-
tray the great interests of the Seuth to secure the
triumph of party-thus sacrificing whatever is dear
to the South for the spoils. Great indeed must be
"the cohesive properties of the public rlunder"
when it can lead men occupying the important and
responsible position Of journalists thus to bctray
their section.
MIssIssIpPI-G JAS H. r. Taylor, of Marsh
all, has accepted the appointment of American
Elector for the State at large in Mississippi in place
OF J. X. Clinton Esq The ticket now stands thus !!
ELECTORS-sTATE AT LARGE.
VIM. L. Sharkey, of Kinds.
j. H. r. Taylor, of Marshall.
DISTRICTS.
l. b. D. Nabors, of Tippah.
Q. VIM. A. Shaw, of Chickasaw
8. VIM. d. Lyles, of Noxubee.
A. L. M Yerger, of Yazoo.
s. J. A. Ventress, of Wilkinson.
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JUDGE McLEAN.--It is not true that Judge Nc
Lean has issued writ ofhabeas corpus in the cases
of the persons charged with treason in Kansas -
Application was made to him and he refused, it
not appearing on the face of the papers that their
detention was without law, but on warrants issued
by court competent of Jurisdiction.
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DIED.

n tRls SIsy on SUNDAY the I'd instant WILLIAM
| gott, aged one month and nineteen days = =
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KESrUoKr.-Resd the letter in to-day's paper
on the Kentucky election. The author is known
to us as resident Of that State, and perfectly
conversant with its politics.
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Larqe IN a. Pomsro1, OHIO.

CINCINNATI, August ll.--Sixty houses, embrac-
ing all the business portion, the courthouse and
public offices of Pomeroy, Ohio, were destroyed
by fire on yesterday afternoon. -Four men were
killed by the falling walls.
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Morth nnrolinn EleoLion.

RALEIGH, August 1l.-Fifty counties have been
heard from, in which Governor Bragg (Democrat)
gains abost 5000 votes. The Democrats gain
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about twenty members Of the Legislature. Their
candidate for Governor is chosen by eight or ten
thousond majority. - M
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ANOTHER Cur FROM MISSISSIPPI. The munich
pal election at Shieldsborough, Bay st. Louis, Mis-
sissppi, which came off on Monday, July 2sth, re-
suited in a complete victory of the American party
8. B. Pierce, ESQ.,, American, was elected over
Monet, Democrat, for Mayor, by very pretty
vote and, in fact, the whole American ticket, Al
dermen and all, are elected by handsome msjori-
ties. The last election resulted in favor of the Sag
Nichts, and we are informed that preparations
were made-powder bought and cannons burnish-
ed--to have grand jubilee over their expected
victory of Monday. But "white man is mighty un-
sartin and nigger will steal"
Daily American organ., 1856-08-12

The GERMANS REJoIcrSG.-A portion of our
German population celebrated last evening the re-
cent Republican victory in Iowa, which their
brother Germans in that State were so instrument
al in achieving.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
yG disDosed of NV Wood and Coal

ME AFTNW UIsVUktU OF my WOOU Hnu tUH1
~ Yard and Intending TO remove to the coun-
try in few days, earnestly request all persons in
debtsd to for wood Git being cash article to call
and settle their bills without delay. Myself or my
son will be at the yard every day this week
w. s. CLARY.
tSs- My dwelling on II, between Tenth and Elev-
enth Streets is for rent with without the furn-
ture, UHt W. s. @.
aug l2-8t
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PINEY POINT PAVILION.
ONLY ONE DAY from BUsIvEssy

HNHE public are respectfully Informed that the
large and safe steamer POW r.
HATAN, Captain Mitchell, having sssstsAa.s-,aS
large number of berths and elegantly y-urnshed state
rooms, besides ample cabin accommodations win
make an Excursion to the above places-leaving
Washington on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 18th August
AT o'clock, and Alexandria at O'Clock. arrivino
at Old Point the next day; thence to Portsmouth
remaining at Portsmouth until O'Clock, when she
will return to Old Point; arriving there in time to
enjoy bathing, the ballroom grand serenade by the
United States Military Band, &c. The boat will
leave fr home on Sunday, at IL o'clock NJ
Passengers by this trip will have abundance NJ
time TO view that magnificent structure, Fortreo os
Monroe, witness the Grand Military Dress Parodo
on Sunday at o'clock, by the United States troons
enjoy the refreshing sea breezes delightful atbyn
in the ocean surf or the ladies' and gentemtan;s ,,
vate bath rooms attached to the Hotel or eppage in
fishing sailing &c. s"so II"
At Portsmouth, abundance OF time viii ho oI,ou-.,
to visit the big ship Pennsylvania. the nh;
Colorado the United States Navy 9ard snd ohaPp
places of interest '' "nu o'net
The ladies' cabin viii be under The cbarce 80 49,
experienced chambermad 's so u ai
A Band of Music viii accompany the Excpr,;on
Meals, Confectionery, Ice Cream. &c fnrnihnd
by experienced caterers at moderate cbar,ras
Remember the whole round trip only as 5o
Inc Doat VIII stop at Piney Point poip o and ra
turning for which rcund trip tickets win be ssned
ilckets to be had at the Piano and Music Store of
Jonn r. Ellis, at the bookstores Of Tavlcr Il Maurv
and Joe Shilllngton. In Georgetown of Mr. Kid
wei, Druggist and at the boat aucy 10 AZ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e# William A. Batchelor,s Hair Dve.-
Gray, red rusty hair dyed instantly to beautiful and
natural brown or black without the least injury to hair or
skin. III
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded to WI
liam A. Bachelor since 1882 and over 10000 applications
nave been made to the hair Of his patrons OF his famous
aye Prejudice against dying the hair and whiskers is un-
JUST as would be against covering bald head with wig
william hatchelor's Hair Dye produces a color not to
lure n s Om nature and Is in
Made, sold, applied lin nine private rooms ~ tba Wiz
Factory 1885, Broadway, New York 20
Sold In all cities towns of the United IN, T
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers e
The Genuine has the name and address upon steel plate
engraving on four sides Of each bottle, OF
H1 $50 WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
233 Broadway New York.
The genuine for sale by Charles sott, and applied by
]. III. Gibbs, Wizards Hotel. an T-eod
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FILLMORE IN ILLNoIs.-A correspondent of the
st. Louis Intelligencer writes as follows: 1t is
strange what formidable strength Mr.. Fill
more wields in Southern Illinois. Although eve
rything remains quiet 80 far and but little ex-
citement. prevails, yet the enthusiasm thus kept
dormant must burst forth and bear down all oppo-
siton. Fremont excitement has had its day, and
is yotaries have taken second thought; conse.
quently it is fading away like ten cent calico Fre-
mont men are daily coming over to Fillmore, in
order to beat Buchanan, their most bitter enemy.
Buchanan men have fallen upon the same plan to
beat the Republicans. The result is while The
two parties are steadily diminishing, Hllmores
strength is increasing with an accelerating ratio.
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same comparative effect as the appearance of
the morning san in banishing twinkling star
from human sight II we could have any con-
sideration for an "old-line Whig" who joins
the ancient, immovable, and yindictive enemy
of his faith, and goes over, body and soul, to
Foreignism and Forneyism, we would be in
clined to pity the x-Governor-but we have
no pity for such politician.
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OFFICE OF THE CONsoLIDATFD
LOTTERIES OF MARYLANn.

The following are the drawn numbers Of the Pa
tapsco Institute Lottery, Glass No 2l6, drawn An
gust IL, 1855,
50 81 Z 81 20 % 80 18 48 66 4e 81 1s
The following are the drawn numbers Of the Wash
ington County Lottery, Glass No. "a drawn August
II, 1856:
SO 5s % 20 30 40 43 IA % s Ia so At
II. FRANCE h co.
u H. MCfHAIL, commissioner. aug ~
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W-HoIloway,s Pnls and Ointment. -,

this Ointment acts like magic balsam the named and
rritaed parts while the Pills. by their action on the blood
neutralize the elements of disease
Sold at the manufactures, No. 80, Maiden Lane New
York. and No. 244 Strand London and by all druggists at
% cents, 62H cents, and 81 per pot or box aug 10
fss seventh Ward Fill more and Donel-
son Club The members of the Club, and all inte-
rested In the success of the American cause are mott
he'd 10 attend at the Club Room, Island Hail. on
wednesday evening next, at O'Clock. 1t is neces-
sary that every member should be present All friends
to Fillmore and Donelson are invited
p M. PEARSON,
aug list Secretary
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Ey Stockholders of Island HalI.-The
Stockholders OF Island Hall" are requested to meet
at the Hall, on Tuesday evening, August 18th, at
o'clock. Every Stakeholder is requested to be pres
ent as business of Importance wlll be laid before
them .....
BY order of the Trustees
p. NJ. PI ARSON
aug l2--H Secretary.
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MIssrssIppI-Gen. JAS H. R. Taylor, of Marsh
all, has accepted the appointment of American
Elector for the State at large in Mississippi in place
~. X. Clinton Esq The ticket now stands thus /!
nI EnT0RG or Anr At IAnnr
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LOOK TO YOUR
INTEREST!

THE undersigned having Just returned from
| the Eastern cities, respectfully invites his
trends and the public generally to his Splen-
did assortment OF Reajy-Made Clothing, con-
sStng aS follows
COATS, PANTS, TESTS.-Gen-
temen's Black, Blue, Drab, Clarst, Green and
all Fancy coors of cloth Goats, Pants and Vests,
also Black, Blue, Dmb and Fancy colored Cas-
inner Goats, Pants and Vests. handsome as
sorIacrr Of Summer Goats, Pants and Vests OF
every description. Vests from SO cents up to
$3.50.
SIIRTS, Sc.-A beautiful assGlmens
of Shirts, SHIRT Collars, Drawers, Ties OF eve
~ description.
W4TS.--A fine assortment Of Six AMI
SLOUGH Hats of every description and colors,
very fine articles also some OF 1aylor's No.
SILK Hats. not to be beat. Children's SLOUGH
Hats. large lot Of Straw, Palm, Lcghorn,
Florence aud Panama Hate, purchased at tho
Fac,ory, aud will be sold cheap.
SHOES.-h splendid assortment OF
GenlIcmcn's, Ladies and ChildTen's Cater
Boots and Shoes Ladies ColoreJ, Black, Fox,
Parade Boots Morocco Slippers, Welt Bus
kin, Goat skin, Enamcled. Boys Patent Lcath-
or. Calf, Monrocs, Kip BIosans, Mems and
Boys Calf skin. Kip, Bound and Unbound.
Monroe Shoes of all sizes. Also fine article
Of Trarks and Carpet Bags.
STOCKS, SUSPENDERS, &C.
Gcntlcmen's Stocks, SuSpendes, silk Pocket
HandkcIchicf., Gloves. Socks, Under Shpts,
Clothes Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Shoe Backing.
Cotton Bats, Ladies Cheap Hose. Also prime
article of Scgafs aud Tob'ccO.
- All OF The above articles will be sold We
~ cheap for cash, OF to punctuaI customers on
the usual credit. Call and examine before you
purchase elsewhere.
A. HUMRiCkHOUSE.
Shepherdstown, April ., 1856.
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LADIES' WEAR.

A large stock of Gnghams, all wool challics,
lawns from l23 cts. up, plain berages, do
mouselins all colors, fig'd bareges do mouse
ius. summer prints good styles, printed and
hams, solid black lawn. black dress silks all
prices, plain and Gg'd summer silks at cost,
nainsook, victoria lawn, Grape and bombazme
finished alpacas, lead and tan colorcd do, ber-
lin cord for bonuct$, grass cloth skirts, corded
DO, plain ginghams all co!ors, brllants, &c, sc.
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Hardware and Earthen ware.

Nails of all kinds locks, chises, screws,
tacks, tack hammers, curtain bands, kitchen
covers, knives with saw on one side, carpenters
saws, wood do, also a large stock Of queens
ware and earthen do, such a preserving jars,
milk and butter do with and without lids ,
beautiful china tea sets striped and ig'd at
cost, cups and saucers, liverpool and common,
stone pitchers all sizes, mugs, bowls, plates,
haS &c.
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ST.ITIO.NER Y. sc.

McGufFey's readers, Comly's Spoilers, Bon
sells edition) Walkers Dictionary, Cobb's min
iarure Lexicon, Rays Arithmetic g parts
Mtchel's Primary Geography, do with Atlas,
Scholars Companion, Familiar Science, Parlcys
History, blue and white cap paper, do letter
do bath note do, commercial do, white and
yellow envelopes all sizes, steel pens, black
ink inIellihle do
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REPORT ON
SPERM T0RRHGA.

lust Published, by the HOW3RD .lSSOCLi-
u IION, Philadelphia. Report on Sperma-
torrhGa, or Seminal Weakness, Impotence, the
Vice of Onanism, Masturbation, or Selt-Abuee,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, with
an account Of the errors and receptions of
QnackS. and valuable advice to the Afflicted,
by GEO. Il. CALHOUN, VI D.. CONSULT
ING SURGEON OF the ASSOCIATION: a
benevolent Institution, established by special
endowment, for The relief Of the sick and dis
lres>ed, afflicted with 'Eirueut and EpiGemic
Diseases. y cooy Of the Report will be sent
Jy mail On sealed envelope, free Of charge,
on the receipt Of tlro stamps Tor postage. Adj
dress DR.. GEO. IL CALHOUN,
No. ,, South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
May l., lSj6. E-lys
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GROCERIES. sc.

Brown porto rico, crushed and pplYerized
sugars. old gov. java, RIO and janero cotteeS,
gun powder and imperial and black teas, water
and soda crackers, adamantine aud mould
candles, glass all sizes, putty. shot lead and
every thing usually kept IN country store
As | am exceedingly anxious to close
o,,i nv stock and quit business | will sell very
Ion, for cash. invite call from the public
generally. JOhS ~. NicHN IL
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TIE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSU R AN Gle
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
"C1UTNS

as;prlc payment in advance of three and
, l,lf Annual Premiums on the above table,
vii, cnljtlc 4 party to pad up Policy for the
ertoif term IF toUr years.
The following General Rules will regulate
Insurance upon the Life Of Slaves;
l,t-poicies will be granted for the term
Of one, Two, Three or Four years, at the same
rat, of annual premium for either term, an ad-
vantage peculiar 10 this Office, never before
proacred 10 insurers.
2nd-Any sum not exceeding three-fourths
Of the actual cash value of Slaves will be insp-
red.
3rd.-Polees may be transferred irrespec-
tive Of the Company.
4th.-The Premium first stated in the Poll.
cy, If for more than one Year, is the same
each year, the payment of which continues the
Policy in force for its term, irrespective ofthe
health Of the slave; but the Policy nav be dis
continued by the holder thereof at his pleasure
jlh.-Pohcies for the whole term of Foul
Years will be granted upon the payment in ad
vance OF three aad half Annual Premiums.
Gth.-With this Office no difficulty need oc
cur as to the exact age Of the slaves insured
inaSmuch as the Premiums vary only every Five
Years.
7th.-In case Of difference Of opinion as t'
the actual cash value Of slave, it may be de
tcrmlned by a reference To two diSinterestcC
persons, chosen mutually by the owner and y
gent of the Company.
Sth.-A change Of occupation to one more
hazardous, renders avoid the Policy, unless th'
consent of the Company is first obtained IN lcri
Ing, and a commensurate extra premium Pal'
therefor.
9th.--No application for insurance will b'
entertained for less period than one year
unless at the full years premium.
lOth.-ONE DOLLAR includes the whole
charge for Policy fee.
llth.-Lo,scs promptly adjusted and paid 4
Richmond, Va.
All further necessary inform alton, as aIs'
banks, books, statements, policies, SC, viii b
furnished by
B. w. HERBERT, Agent.
June A. 1856. 3O-ly
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GLOBES.

Ladies' coorcd and black kid gloves, colored
and black tatfeta silk do, Isle thread do, long
black silk milts, short do all prices, gents black
and coored kid gloves best quality, white and
coored taheta silk do, Isle thread do, buckskln
gauntlctts and many other kinds.
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For Gentlemen.

Summer CASHIERS all styles, b ack do, black,
brown, green, olive and mulberry cloths, bard
linens, cotonades, cashmcrets, french linens,
Sc, also ready -made cashmeret, summer cloth,
aud tweed coats at cost aud under.
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Grand Total, 81, 2S2 1887
Medical EraniaerS.--G. +. Mason,
VI. d.; H. p. Cooke, NJ. d.; John A.
Slrailh, Nj. d.; X. p. Magruder, NJ. d.
TX The Agent will give bis prompt
attention and personal supervision to all
risks whenever and wherever requested
SO TO do.
Eg Application to be made to J. ?.
BROWN, Esq, Post Master, Charles
town, or to the Agent through the Pos;
Office, Charles lown.
~ Mr.. Herbert will visit Shepherds
town on the lst Saturday in each month
Nav ~. 1856. 2G--ly'
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HOSIERY.

Ladies' beached and brown hose, Isle thread
DO, slate do, black do, misses beached brown
and slate do, gents bleached brown ribbed mix
ed black and fancy half hose, boys do, ladies
raw silk and cashmere hose.