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TIE OH PoINT CoNvKNr. loN-Before tss
Old Point Co numerical Conve ntion adjourned
the following b uslness was trar -sacted:
The committe on suoscripd ons reported that a
large number Of shares had b en- taken and thai
they were Of OPT. non that 1t would be increased
by the addition Of ~ names in a few days, in the
vicinity of Old Pc mt = q.
On Thursday al xInoon, 81 shares were taken
in few minutes, 10 aklng %, 100, truly gratify-
ing beginning to th great Pr oject Among the
names of the subscri. ers are x-President TYLER
Gov Wise, of Va; ID. M. bn ringer, North Caro-
lima: q %. Wise, Ac coulac; John r. Hamblin.
Memphis, Tenn Hen ~ EI all and r. A. PRYOR
Richmoud; nj. r. Fal I, Bal timore; E. C. Not,
tingham, Northampton; T. J. Page, Washing
beth City; Mr. Fowler a I'd Alex. Dudley, King
and Queen; r. A Mayo, enrico; A. B. Dickin,
son, Prince Edward J. II Deans, Gloucester;
Edward Rufhn, Hanover; II d. Ruffin, jr., Prince
George; W. Lamb, Norfolk A. ID. Banks, Peters
burg; 6 c. Drummond, Mon folk, and r. Morris,
Richmond. -,.--.---...-.... .s-a-
Mr.. r. d. Bisbie, of Norfoi X, offered resolu-
ton appointing a commissio ner for every Con-
gressional district in the Sou tn, to solicit SUBJ
scriptions to and canvass the claims Of the new
steam line. The resolution vas adopted, after
being amended by Mr.. Dudl ey Mann, SO as to
appoint three commissioners i'm stead Of one.
The Convention then adjourne Ito meet in Rich
mond, on the w ednesday after the second Mon
day in December. .e.r
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LATEST News FROM MEXICO BY way Of New
Orleans, we have Mexican advices to the 2lst ul-
timo, fourteen days later.
The election for President of the Republic, un-
der the new constitution, took place on Monday,
the 18th instant. So far the returns were m
they are entirely favorable to COmonfort, OF
whose election none Of the papers at the capital
seem to entertain a doubt. In the district of
Mexico the Electoral College stood PSI for Com
onfort, IL for Lerdo de Tejada, and IL scattering
some days would elapse before all the States can
be heard from but the vote in the district Is be-
neved tn be a fair example Of what might be ex-
pected from the rest of the country. II
The election for Deputies for fhe capital took
place on Sunday the 18th instant, and resulted in
the complete triumph Of the Liberal party
The prospect Of war with Spain, however,
seems 10 occupy most attention at the present
time. The alarm has already become serious
Among other things, the Secretary of the Inte-
rior has addressed a formal circular to the Gov.
errors Of the several States on the subject, =.
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The August Elections.

Elections will be held in Alabama Arkansas
Texas, Kentucky, Missouri, Iowa. and the Terri.
tory Of Nebraska, to-day the Sd OF August, and in
North Carolina and Tennessee on Thursday next,
the 9th. As in several of these States the Con-
gressional delegations to he chosen, the cleo
ions are Of much importance.
In Alabama there is not much division of par
ties. In the last Congressional delegation there
were two Americans, essentially pro-slavery.
There lisa personal canvass being waged concern
ing the United States Senatorship, between Gov
Winston and Senator Clay.
In Arkansas the election is of little importance,
being for the Legislature and County officers. A
United States Senator is to be chosen.
InKentucky the Congressional canvass has been
an exciting one-the two districts where the in
terest principally centres-being that including
Louisville and that including Lexington Hum.
phrey Marshall is running the American can
didate in the former. James b Clay is running
Democrat in the latter.
In Missouri, Congressman are not to be elected,
the election being only for State officers. The
Anti-Benton or Pro-slavery Democrats are run
ming Col. r. NJ. Stewart, and the united opposi-
hon Col. James 5. Rollins, American the latter
is not an avowed opponent of slavery. The cleo
ton this year is to fill a vacancy created by Gov
Folks acceptance of United States Senatorship
lists, which is to be filled at this election for the
full term ensuing; the rival candidates are Joseph
b. Clark, Dem, and Joseph NJ. Collins, Ind.
In Iowa, the chief question is the adoption or
rejection Of new constitution, formed by a con-
vention containing Republican majority. The
constitution permits negro suffrage, If acceded to
by the whites; and the Democrats will oppose
this and the constitution generally but il is sup
posed the latter will be adopted without the OBJ
jec'ionable feature.
In Nebraska, five candidates are in the field for
delegate to Congress Hon. Bird b. Chapman,
late delegate; Gen. b p. Banker present marshal
of the Territory; General Eastbrook, Gen. l.. l..
Bowen, and Gen. Hoffman Thayer. All except
the last mentioned are Democrats.
In Tennessee. Governor, Congressional dele
cation and Legislature are to be chosen The
candidates for Governor are Isham G. Harris
(Dem.) and Robert Hatton (Amer.) The canvass
has been spirited. a U -.ited States Senator, in
place of Lx-Gov. Jones, is to be elected by the
Legislature The Congressional delegation at
the last election stood five Americans and five
Democrats.
In North Carolina, Congressional delegation
is to be chosen but whatever may be the result
whether the Americans or Democrats triumph-it
is not probable that any of the delegation will act
against the Administration, or that especially on
the question of slavery they will separate from
the Southern members.
In Texas, State officers and two members of
Congress are to be chosen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-03

IL The man who was driven to distraction has
had to waiK- back.
IDA new comet has just been discovered at
the Dudley Observatory, In Albany, n. Y.
IL Minute-c uns were fired on Friday at the
Portsmouth VA Navy Yard, in honor of the ate
Com. Newton.
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II From J. ShillingtOn, we have Leslie's
popular Gazette of Fashions for August, with the
announcement that on its next appearance the
Gazette will be merged in Leslie's New Family
Magazine.
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-Mrs. BATES, at the corner al
u fennsylvanla avenue and 9Th street having ha.i
nef mousse entirely renovated and It's accomnods-
tons greatly increased, is now prepared Ia accom-
inodate larger number of permanent and transis1,
Doarders. Her location is the most central m THO
city and as rearrsnsed and improved her bonse is
now second TO no other boarding house m WashIng-
Ton. boarders 10y the month, week, or day ms,
rely on receiving every attention. Terms modsrafe
Table boarders also taken ~ % 81 =
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u They had another murderous ARRAY in
Baltimore on Saturday night, in which one man
was stabbed and another shot
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~ MONTGOMERY GUARDS. ATTE.N-
llS TION.-You a.'e hereby notified to attend a
regular monthly meeting on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, the 5th inst. Punctuai attendance Is called
for. business of Importance will be transacted.
The final arrangement for the Excursion to be given
on the nth inst will be completed at this meeting
a,i S-st THOMAS McENERY. Sec.
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5000 REWARD.-Ranawsy from the .ub.cri

S%UU Der, living near Upper MarIboroarh. -
tr nie SS99rge's county Nd, on the 18th OF q
about "a years Of age, 5 feet, s inches hieh-a Nv
a asis EmgIatto-has a isrge bushy head, with Il
look He may hire himself in the District Where ba
mas relatives, or make his way some free STATE a.
ne leit Without any pTovOcatlen. / will rive Two
Hundred Dollars, IL taken out of the State-Sl,S If
k en- IN me distinct or any other part of Maryland
must De secured 50 that get him nv
JeS-I WILLIAM j. BERRY
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ITO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.-The under
4 signed has on hand a large lot of BROWN
STONE TO. building purposes, w ID o w
HEADS, Stills. PLATFORMS, STEPS, DO |;
also, splendid variety of carved and plain TIA LIAM
MARBLE MANTELS, which he will dispose Of
~ 2-lm- ID door from corner Of i2th and r ats.
SOO ADDITIONAL COPIES OF" ROSAIIE
cUU the Prairie Flower" just received. This "a
the most popular song ever published. Sent by mail
free Of postage on receipt Of twenty five cents in
letter stamps.
ty4 JOHN r. ELLIS.
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nESlRABLE GOODS FOR THE HOT
II WEATIlER-SELL OFF.
10 dozen Ladies', Misses, and Chidrsn's hoop
and grass Skirts
Plaid Percale, Linen, and De Baigo Travelling
Busters
% pieces white, green. blue, pink, and yellow
Mosquito Net
Ladies silk and ginglam Umbrellas
White gauZe Flannel
Palm-leaf Fans; black silk Mitts, I21a cents
White, pink, blue and yellow Tarleton
Brass Hoops, Is cents q set
Whalebone, reeds, and wire-cords for Skirts
Great bargains in French-worked Collars and
Embroideries
A few more left Of those desirable silk, barege
Lawn Robes, and Parasols to close out.
GEORGE +. ALLEN,
aug 3-G1 Penn. avenue next to 10th st,
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1.-THE CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL TO
!lS tai Abstinence St'cIety OF Washington Will
have PIC MIG IN the Georgetown College GToui ads
on MONDAY, August 1ltiL
Particulars in a future advertisement.
au SGT COMMITTEE;,
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YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE,

L ENG[ fSH ANb FRENCH.
No. $50 IL STREET, WASHING TON, ID. C..
The subcriber has taken charge of this Tuition,
lately under the care Of the Rev. .. II. Mirck; the
course OF obstruction will be thorough and will not
The Scholastic year will begin on the second Mon
day OF September, and close on the last Friday OF
June in each year. -.
A limited number Of pupils will be received into
the family Of the Principal, and every effort will be
Circulars can be obtained at the principal book
stores, and at the residence of the principal,
CHARLES H. NORTON, A. M.
The subscriber takes great pleasure in recommend
Ing to his late patrons and to the public, Mr. &. H.
Nortonas gentleman amply qualif cd to take charge
OF the Young Ladies Institute.
au 3-solm s. H. MIRICK.
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~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Tha Discis les
IL meeting will he continued in the Upper Ro on
OF Temperance Hall THIS EVENING at ~ OF dix
Preaching by Prof. Munne of New York. 81 ib-
ject-" development of the principles and views OF
the Disciples" The public are cordially invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-03

The KIcKAPoos. The Indian Bureau have
advices that the small pox is raging at this
time among this tribe.
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from tho Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time Of observation is about clock q. m :
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&S00 REWARD will give the above r.
R@OO ward Tor the apprehension and de- -
nvery TO me, or for the securing in the Jail of n
TINS clty OF my SERVANT WOMAN IA
named ELLEN. who calls herself Ellen ~
Davis, II taken out Of the District of Colum--<x>
pa; or Sin n taken IN the District. Said woman IS
dark complexion, thick lIps stout built and on me
dunn height; she has been living with Mr. I,ndsle,
on 9Th street ank Road, and has been absent sinc
the x,tn OF July. CHARLES i. STUART,
aui N corner of T. and 10th sts
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~ATTENTION,P KILN FIRE COM
lES PANY.-The regular IN, ,nthly meeting will
be held on MONDAY EVENn NJ, the Sd Of Au-
gust at O'Clock at their new h ouse on ID street.
near 18th street. Every member il requested to be
at his post. By order
r. f.. DOYLE, Pns.F.F.C.
GEORGE R. CROSSFIEI,D SeA. aul-f
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OUR THANKS TO THOSE OF OUR Gus
~ TONERS who have so promptly settled their bills
repdt red to LIST July, and earnestly reauest al
those having unsettled accounts with u.s. 10 close
them by the 5th day Of August by cash or notes AT
short date; If not, they Will be placed in the hands
of collect or for settlement.
= COLLEY q SEARS,
jy T-eoIt SIS 7th st., 3doors north Pa ave-
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LOST AND FOUND.

e SREWARD-Sirayed away on the s6th of I'M
De- large. dark brindle COW. mixed @SrA
VII white. she Is very thin in flesh, ~
two inches cut Oft of her horns. The aloye rrvar
VIII De pad Il brought to me street north, be
ing Ground. and opposite the Railroad, or secure
so that can get her. 0e'e
an Ssh. CATHERINE c. SHECKELIs
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0@MAYOR'S OFFICE, WASHINGTON, Jn.'y
uS 81, la57.-A reward of Two Hundred Dollars
hereby offered for the apprehension and conviction
of the person or persons who several recent oc
caisons entered Pubic School houses in this city,
and defaced or destroyed the furniture and other
property therein. w. b. MAGRUDER,
Sl-St MaypY.
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CLINTON'S PATENT ALCOHOL COOK-A
~ desirable article for summer use-are for sale at
aus St LAMMOND DIS. 7th street.
SKIRT REEFS, ELASTIC BELTS, WORK
- ing Cotton, Flourlshing Thread, &C., at
au 3-3t LAMMONU'S. It'll street.
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0%CAUTION.-I hereby forewam the public
lS against trusting my wife. Mary An n Jarboe
my account She has left my bed anc boa I'd with
out provocation, and am determined not TO ay any
debt of her contracting.
au St BENEDICT JARRO.C,
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RENovED.-We hear that Mr. Arthur w.
Fletcher. of Massachusetts,, recording clerk
in the Interior Department-seoond class, 81 400
per annum-has been removed Its to the desk
thus made vacant that Mr.. Charles Lanman
(whose appointment to a clerkship in that De-
partment we mentioned on Saturday y has been
assigned.
REsIGSED.-First Lieut.. Junius Daniel, of
third infantry, U. S. Army, has resigned, and
his resignation has been accepted.
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IupoRrAxr DrsCovERY IN ruE IRoS TRAnr.-A
British journal says that Mr., John Harding,
managing partner in the BeOston Manor Iron
Works. Leeds, has patented an improved method
Of freeing irOnstouc aud other metal ores from
shalO and other cxtrlncous matter. To those
who are not acquainted with the mode of vim
ming iron stone aud preparing it for the blast
furnace, 1t may he necessary to premise that the
iron orc is imbcidcd in shalc, which must be
removed prior to the orc being sent to the blast
furnace. Hitherto this has been accomplished
nv spreading the ore upon the surface, and sub
jectins Il to the action Of the weather, until the
shalC is sufficiently lOoscnci to allow of its be-
ing Clipped or ,'nappedn by manual labor
This is a work Of months and ycars, and it is
not only long but costly process, in cOnse-
.ansnec Of the number Of men necessarily Gun.
ploycd in spreading, chipping, &c. Mr. Hsr-
iins's discovery dispsnscs altogether: with the
necessity for snbiecting the ore to the action of
the ait, and by the application of steam, accom-,
plisheS in two or three hours that which has
previously occupied one aud two years
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ment, when the attempt 10 repeal the Jewish
Disability Bill was defeated. In the House
there was decent gravity on all sides In the
strangers gallery, however. there might have
been heard curses, not loud but deep; and dark
eyes flashed, and sWarthy compilations grew
darker; while vehement gesture and angry ra-
pidity of movement made the exit from the
House rather dangerous to the less:interested
and less-sxcited spectators in whose power it is
to take any cath Of any kind at the table of
either House of Parliament The tears stood
in Alderman Salomon's eyes when he heard the
result; but Baron Rothschild preserved that i'm
perturbiIity Of eountenancc which seems natural
TO him. When the news was communicated to
Lord Palmerstou, he was sitting With his arms
folded and hislegs stretched ont under the table,
and he did not alter his position in the least; 5
slight nod MAS an the notice he youehsafed
when he heard that his only great measure of
the session had received its quietus. Lord John
Rnssel must have had anegatiye triumph. for
one of the objects Of his was again within his
grasp. and he has lost no time In showing that
he has not done with il, even for this year.
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urmors plrcr OF RoNAScr-Ihe New

r,.,ors p,gcr or oNSxcEThe New
orleans exchange papers are full.of a singular
niece of romance that is now on the lapls III
thatcity. The particulars are rs follows;
Young milliner girl, with whose charms rms
Young Spaniard had become snltteN, Mt.s -
scnfed hy him with ticket IN the liaNa1a l!ss
terry, on the condition that " t ,,,,rricd
iLsy should share the money and get e''.'sI. ~"
='The Girl. snilingly, consented to the arra1se-z
ment and the alnOrous SpaniArd lett ,,L
I'bs next arrival fran Havana alter that
b,.a,,gbt tho drawing Of the lottery; and what
,,.ss ii,e establishment and delight Of the pretty
millincr mud her beau TO find that the threc.
siehths. held between them, were OF the num-, y,
her which drew the capital prize and poured. ~
tbeir feel. MS IL hy magic, tho pleasing niue
,,;,,cb az Eli 8 $50 tiess the discount in cashingl
Tbc youpg man list no time IN coming TO an
,,n5erstantiinr with his sweetheart. He held
S. an her bnTrain: she held to it also; aud III
,lr ecstscy Of happiness, tho lover set about
making preparations for the marriage.
4 fine house ON Blenvillc strect-whelher
purchased or rented we did not learn WAS li'uf
cured and fitted Zip sumptuously for tho coming
,,,,DIisis mud tho honeymoon which was TO fol-
low The bride (that was 70 have beenl made
\ lavish use of the money placed at her COM
,,sn,l. nroyidetl herself with wardrobe rich
cnnn1h for n queen, and made other prepara'
tions for the coming event; whilst the ori"e
groom THAT was to have heenl in his ecstasy
presented her with case of jcwelry worth
S95OO. Everything being ready on his part, he
called npon his intended to see how she was get,
ting along She received him coldlY-aToiG,SS,l
conversation about the weddins-and NJ. ny
1 gave him to understand, in a manner wLllch nc
could not misunderstood, that she nad cn.'' 81
her mind and wouldn't marry n5' n and the
standing Dame Fortunes eonmau., ~. NJ" in
romnlicated state of the case between them, III
regard to the money, jewels &C. e She had &g,
icTgonc one of those reverSes OF leenE VIZ.
arr 81 common in sudden acccsSions to iortnnei
and there was no use in the Spaniarl talking to
eT The hC isearded lover did not shoot nor drown
b;msSlf hut went siraitway and entered legal
proceedings against her. lie was making ms Us
pprcnarstions on saturday, to institute suit at
law against his fathleSS fair one, for the recSv-
erv Of the money used by her, or the articles
n,;rchasefi Herewith, as well as the jewels pre-
sented by himSelG, and what loose change she
might have besides. He insists, with the ts B,,
citS Of a Shylock, upon the young iady'S fulfill.
mcnt of the bond to the very letter-else mot
one picayumc win he abate of his Just demand.
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Dir a. u. WALLETS

Thse pms hare besa ule IN me prirl.e practice Of she
ProPrifer also Hssptlls Of Fr1nee for many
years, ee4tas MA npzraeSed tie great
81 SatsstL=+ioaeuIins where other remedies faa-
Ihey All a = earn IN earTectng irEeE1liry ai5d OBJ
Etr1esoHs PRODUCING regular rern Of he oathIy dis
eA4rre.
lzdd AID seatie 5tuIart Iley PEodaee agreeable
e1aeFaton al happy faiusaee On boti mind a.d ody.
Presnsnt females, or those sgpPosEnE tha4Te5 10 are
saztloled aainss uIi1E fese p as ge IN proabee a
tsea-aEe aite5sh nde4 eireuI4aneeE Iatarious to
sss most dsleate. FOR SALE b.
janis LAUsHLISs BUsHEIRLD.
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SUMMARY.

TEw days ago, merchant Of New Orleans,
Is. while landing from steamer at the I.evee,
dropped valuable gold watch cgerboard. He
Instantly procured a pig of iron and a line. with
buoy, and dropped the iron asnezras he could
to the spot where the watch had disappeared
Early next morning he went on board the
steamer. urdressed. aud taking the line in his
hand, divCd down, returning to the kurfaee in
less than minute with the watch in his hand
Thewatcr was 30 feet deepi
Tue Boston ,Ioar,sal publishes = letter IRON a
correspondent at Leavenworth, Kansas. giving
an account Of the arrival at that place, Of par
ty Of one hundred 4lornons, who had fed from
the tyranny Of Brigham Young, and The degrs-
datioas Of Mcrmonisn, at Salt Lake to seek a
moro congenial asylum in Kansas These peo.
pie report that nearly thousand Of ihe saints
were preparing to leave Salt Lake when they
took their departure. -Four hundred had started
for Oregon, and Others would strike for the
States These deserters from Mormonism are
unsparing in dcnunciationS Of its foulnesS, and
report much dissatisfaction in Utah. They also
SAY that there Is danger of another famine in
Salt Lake Valley, in consequence Of the Iayages
Of worms among the wheat The MoFmons are
under thorough military discipline, preparing
or conflict with the .. S troops
INroRNAriox Of 4 favorable nature has been
received at ST Paul's from The Little Crow
friendly Indians; whoWeFe sent out to take Ink
pa,du-tah's band Of murdeVerS AT the latest
dates they were at the Hole-in-the-Hall, aud
expecting to lind the outlaws at Skunk LaSc.
and they were confident Of SUCCESS Tue exPe-
tiition under Medary had returned from the ST.
oux agency. The army aud ammunition now
al st. PauTs viii he dispatched to the frontier.
20 sbo used In case of an emergency.
TuE health Of az the Southern cities eon,ias
aes remarkably good Private letters from New
Orleahs say there is no sickness Of any kind
there, -though owing to the large number Of
abseatecs, things were rather dull, In Charles
ton. the number Of deaths for the week ending
list inst, we're only 81, and q these Il were Of
The iht1Fments in the several
in New Orleans, for the week ending
efti oit. reached III OF these II were from
he Charity Hospital
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nharles, I,nndnn Cnrdial "a

Charles, London Cordial Gin
Is shown By the Of the Custom House be the
only London Cordza Gin IMPORTED and sold In botties
all Others are rIaIe here In iraiiatiUn Of It.
rs delicious tonic beverage and BIZ its peculiar favor
80 different from other gns universally esteeed by an
Who se n. adopted Win srea: eases
DrsrEr1A, Com, Rzrux1IiEl. DroFsr, GHArE- coLle,
CzaLERl, FEVE AerE, STRcfrR, DlsElsE OF nm UH
xAHY oEGASs, RFnEszI, FE5tirE IRREGULARITIES &c.
Ia oTT n sv Issk, IetteE to The pro
Trietor, says:
cdrles' Loaaoa coraE4E CD Il tl1 pHrs,, 5et, aaS
oSf hslLIJLe Estraef Of JnhiPsr Iiars sea-
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sola by IN Drag
ssts AID Grocer IN he Unitsd stztes And 50 also are M
erous Peisoas eanef aLSadon Cordial GfnT-so AVOID
them bay only CHARLES" Reject any ether sserei 70
yoa Oa yaiss your haith Price one o1r for quartz
afiy cents fer pints- EDMUND c. CHARLES,
rhsGSRa soIeInportsf, 20 BroadUay, ny.