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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

City Of New Orleans, August 8 1853. !
jt That the Comprqiler he md he Is hereby
Journal rep6riBg ali the Market Houses
ey (sNGeptng the Lafayette ak4tHopse Fourth District T.
gh gos and he in tae Surveyors
ton Of the ss Common c5nusil. IN. r..,n
rs;,, President Board q A'si;t9qt Aldermen
President Board Of Aldermen.
isgned GERARD sTITH Mayor,
Eohce Hereby Eiyen that On ItltRsDAY 10Th inst will
syf3scCItNIC +PT9(yS s,,,. an, -, t,,, 81, -,
- arl3g al the a?u;as Of tie ely excepting the La
Tbe r5aTket houses to Y III, i3s.l'c,,
iEl m s. I@ D{ass @nd Poydas markets IN he First
5i Dit,irt a Pt III ~ ~ a'a Llene markets N Ne
IfE9 s' una INC Ni'h street merk-t in the Fourth
ine {fnMrs 'e43I9G 2 ssa markets are n oows towtt
ID aigt Of Feet nai receive @ rs tIs 9a gr pl" I
The s ing Of the roof e tue market The roof Of the awning
HFs4n KY BlGg ANA com@ei2rg which may be
The whole PlassGns throahout shall be repaired in tue bust
gSngr d T9 s apnr ' [Hs, @nd SI wn
III I'm t[G INK DC 0i t , "'G 5apqlHS ~ Their
up with cement mortar A. 'e tables hinges and locks il
~ veil s II, iXrr! 10 t i IsIn a' VIII, , Se'
ggl tng gas Gomnay @ DC 41 Riaesa y The con
veyor ,,.,.=-.,-..
,5i ,6,,s IN N n. co., ,,af A. iyI iF ti 10 II W iIi
9eh Other plain eqIors which may b. most suitable re s3
:uersd conductors shii BE rsIGd IN die bast alEer rs
ai ,ih, S n' ~ Hg il aG l,yS S@, e WA
NJ III b rsTliaI G i ag wno'S P'tttR
Tor he It. Mary mafESt Xii he f@6les b9s ana i"sSs
- Ttr II sge eS tsngtl N Ho51t 50 iIt'ns eg
inches thick nd well paned.
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aiaepaati PHce Current d the i'm inst, hos the fol-

l5l55I,a55
ataeaaaii Pdce Current Of the lih Inst, has the fol
aamaigs
demand for money throughout the week has been quite
s hoaghAs compared with the previous week hBye has
Lille done, owing increased activity in pro
M ha sppy q currency is large, and the market very
ie business paper. The low rate Of exchange,
Mhpns ANY indi A9n o advance being established for
a @ together with the large balances held By the country
e generally, af the East induces continued expansion
saane Fls nntes q the rev Indiana State Bank oons.
tae grant au Of currency, Exchange has ruled
't49ushogt The week and the supply being still iii advance
19s dinandi there i general disposition 10 sell aud round
p we hasfeoud have procured during
Neek a 25 Premium though continues to be called the
97assdea E9mihali
Buying. Selling,
80 r. st1s4 dis, 3 prem.
' st9tag'ssst - prem = prentl
~ es enthh East have been in DEMAND at interest of for
- sses sAa on sew Orleans Ut per cent, the
AAsiaNa has pesn in excess Of the supply
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o5.5..=., ..=.=.o...., ADAM CITIZEN. Treasurer
New Orleans, August 9, IShs
The roII6vyin, MASSAGE from, fine Bo5r7 Of s1lor.
NOR, ,,os raaG -
BosRt,or. ,,nEFsFv
TfrI "a Is5s
To the Honorable President and Members
# N. R95ri' ~ ASSISTANT 31sr-,4 a.,
saIoner-You are gesatc dis Gviel Is eac IN de FOL
lowing r., solution g3 ,Ped by tpe Board Of Aldermep:
nan i @ li nv 5y w ~ 5i, + f 9
ftla iHg d5gonaiiy lie sjara b,oek pa,ug on R5y
street from l'ent to 81 Lonis slree &c
gr e r tg9%Rs resolutions "aopt1 by 9oas honorable no #
resolution a0ulng The contract Of Dennis er5r4a with
he sta for t1s p and I'd wing losmoly ,be 4aers block
III tij. +,nf,i3"t @ anu ~ 70 i"s e'."It'9''g' - H5
51sl1tf5i, ritrg n, !, T,5r55 s- f. .s. tJ
oven an his property saafeI on tul6 liz 9 ea-
Are4ntpQ requesting the street Commit one lave
H2Ted Ge lt s'aHi, az 5ns e21 81 }5e ~ Aar3
anirc AID resSnil0nS were c5aeIIfiej nv " t'
a poamble and resolutions authorizing the Mayo to ru-=
Sa'se tE2ln he 9e'fn Of DHiolte At Re rEh Hi snr
a3 i n X tlI u We W. ',tLt tg .-ll We
t1 - 4 49,, a 49, ~, "a, ~ ~. w ts ~ 'ls
IN III Dis.rS yG s,I2 IF 35 "S @'''s 10 s'5
hespeetiHH n ~. .,r, -.
~ MIN > t'A't' ~ = f4 y.
The following resolution, mentioned in the furegU-
in a MESSAGE tS3s road ana ~ r,,ii6n i33 al. m
table,
Jes9lHt}R an9or9ng hs saFyeyar % sne to hes Go
a ny sss os I No. litHlf o. l1Ats R
street from Go9tl 10 ST 4oHt, street. etc $500
lie following resolution, mentioned IN tile tQrtEO
Ltuie'
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Steamship Charles Morgan Place from Powder Horn vic
Galveston 10 G Payne
ruff &eO
Ship snltana, Barrett, from New York, to Cohen
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S. NICHOLSON & CO. Curondeet8rreet
SAMUEL SMITH CO.. Corner Campstreet commercial
Alley.
JUUSON K Co, Corner Camp and CaERlstreets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON & CO. No. IS Cans street.
BENOIST, SHAW & co, No. 81 Gnmpstreet.
BANK OF COMMERCE. J4coB BARKER, Agent
Corner CanpRud GraVierstrsefB,
THOMAS Fl. BARKER, Corner Camp ana Grayierstreets
II. W. CONNER & SON, No. 80 Carondele street.
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Mr. Magiom offered the following resolutions,
which were read aud adopted dhe rules being sus.
pended) b. the following vote and sent up for concur.
renee:
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, BENT, Huyghe, Leere Mag.
Joni, &asseot, Monroe, Phelps aud Whitney,.
s9fa EhAt ta2 adjudication q the folio wing sections q
the WEves the city q New Orleans made by the GOmptr6
r On The 10Th July 1865 following nans persons an
der resolution No 400 be AID The hereby approved
and tie securities accepted. TO Wit
First section, tod hH Baker, for 5lt6H09 securities " &
BRtson GA, Eager.
Second section, 10 j. Baker for S54 900: securities W n
Betsou G A. Eag=r
Third section % A. Patterson, for $4,000 securities
deo May, Taos Aeray = eyleuE aad mo- Galerson.
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICEAL.
A NEW DISCOVERY = THE GREATEST ANT
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD,
S1RS4 P4RILLA LOzENGE
Simple md Comnounh.

Prepared by n. HEREU, Druggist ard Physician.
Superior o Nj Essences SrHps and Extracts named and
to all specales heretofore known.
have Tor long time thoroughly investigated the idea of
general therapeutic agent susceptible ct being applied TO all
from internal cause, either in the blood any Of the
organs,
bic and mineral kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks 10 interchangeable
Searches 1t is now obtained.
in vegetables the necessary ta
grand idea which based upon 0eaEinou principle Of
spara partly known to Tie public Sneh the discovery
which have The honor this dRy of advertising The form
ozeHgts has been Eveuto It, because its preeuded the
possibility Of doing otherwise; divided
pie and compound Lozenges in order that they might be
sly first experiments made privately and remained
known until wonderful results had satisfied that bad
eeqed and that the charge OF not be brought
The attention of physicians Of the public called to
these Iozensts in order that witness the ai
rabe results Of the same
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards Of thousand persons.
BY removing all Impurities from this precious and ud
S ECL Il EFFE CTS.
Prompt and radical cure Of all diseases generally.
PersO who haze used these Longes have had the
s. yenereal sypllHc hepatic scorbutical comfy rhsu
matte and nervous and bilious diseases completely cured
few days alter the remedy is resorted to.
All diseases Of the lungs head, eyes stomach bowels
other iueruGlHH external complaints disappear entirely
yiied the Lozenges rssOrted to-
Fnr sale by the box with prospectus, showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N HEREu,s,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
). : wgRRiaHT too,
q and Isl Chartres 81.
+. GUILL0T, Royalstreet.
II. BONNABET,
corner of Natchez and Tehoupitoules Sta
G. f. WERCKMULLER
lee Camp street, corner of Pc dras street,
APPROXIMATIONS grattsldaiy at the above Drug Store
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n, F9SFBR'S SLAVE DEPOT, I57 COMMON
R street, New oreansas Keeps constantly hand end
for sNta, Mechanics, Field Hlnds Cooks Washers Tres.
and General Honse Servants. Also, eq5s and sela
~ mission Having converted the family part OF
larse thtee story bdag to the fYes las Hlis It
ne depot in she etyi and we'll furnished fer the cocEi
ala TFosTER,
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rnrnar Nstclteg and fau1r, strepts = 1000 @DSa
4 frnfber. prast,sp+
John r. shaw. VICE Pycs,t
j. II. Wheeler. secretary
TFRfFT 9yTsl NrTTrAT INSTR NcE r0Np ,Ayv' No
ln3 fysnaI strsatE " - -
D. Pemnerton. !. PRECEDENT
VII LOUIS IisssaS95eT Secretary
Asi'1zN+' " ~DAAA ~ = ~ Auo SanA
j. Tuyes... President
= 9 Adams. Secretary.
oa t3,PE , and soS 9}iaL,s PLACE. a,3.
GGe9rgS l l9nas yiss PTes't
LoUTsIkNA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, South
Briggs. President,
Il sdeseaty s.s''
Common saeiS. - ooEoe' VT
}aal s 2 Ds9egFo ylseFTssdont
c1r INV WIf% 81 ISs ME- ce g r.
ro 95,si, 5 street p..si,...
~, 4 ., sehfgibsr seeretary
aeR afao 4 6 Ssae s'te'. Aren't
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
UN SI5P sTATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and
5 w. b ho5aRaas II + General
f,2Sf.s y f ~, u A9B EhhE INSURANCE COM
pans. eethef ~ NhRtlesHhu FeruidoStreets
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE, AND LEE INsu-
L9T5ssr, i Rodawald, + Byrae,. Piree5ofs
HOME IHsIrRA scg.of NV yorx. Il vsrs,,ns,.r
"
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST. CHURCHES
os4 W. g Duncan a camp c. Basin.
Annuneaton5- Corner Atqndeyill eand Morales,
immaculate observation-disclosures on Canal
lJeSHu sI--Bar0nne, Common
Fl Louis GathedTal-Jlckson Square
" Ahthony--Ranpart, c. Cont.
e. e. a pnonse-7s Andrew b Live Oak and laurel
e. q q tllhe-bayon Read c. st. Claude.
a'' ] Flllere b. Seguinand Bartheeuy Al
st. john Baptist-Dryades, h oioand ca1liop6.
~ Jeseph--Gommon, b. Ntaras and Where
81 Condo, n. Ursnline
q, MaEyTJosephine b. Live Oak and Laurel
81 Il Il Atrlek-=C amp, b. Julia and Girod
g. 1sISJist-Ala5lgny b. Casacaiyo and Greatplea,
s!' IIh!eies'-E = opp junction with Prytania
St Ifinity-S Ferdinand ~
st. Vincent de Paul featlnen c. Moptegut
STs9life 0nYeft--BelON the
tiSIIAN {: Camp, c. Melponene
I, l, fthttAIIQNAI4 St Charles n Julia
Z SGQRA ALI St. Peer'sSeamens BetheD
hhglist Protestante Frincae-Ranp g.
Sa5 1i t1st FcaGanal c. Dauphine. St. Paul's-
TTaPe 48lenu1e ST ukeiserc near eiicftv road
HeEson C. Plnqntmiue. Administration 4nnmn.
i graI4 { y SqIare Mount Dlivet--AlnieTs.
S5,r4 + y t ~ lbefpes b, Bacchus and Dryades
tiftat l!fondeet h. evfA and Girod
tSaeslH9t. 4crean Epgheu DryHdes TerpsEehore.
ICY - uieallhen MariaE b. Bienveand Cont Coffee,
si Faul, tcoloredl Garrollton, Carrollton Q,
PEEfSB9FERIAE: Lafayette Square Pryania c Clio
THsas4iEo H. Railroad. Canal, Franklin Fulton, n.
2PosgiPlne Frytania Josephine. Thalia, G. Benton.
Ten n Nc; Froestant-Philp, c. Chippewa Protes
taLt-Glio, b. Apollo and Nayadas
gNIFABF4E Prytaufe O. Gallope Clin Il Frvto7ia and
AMI Bryadas. ~ . '
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MAYOR AE.TY--QFFEslEAI.


City Hall Feutlt day Of August 1853.
Common Council City Of New Orleans. J
No. 1872.
R22'rei That he Mayor be and he is hereby authorized IA
gE5 pubic notice in French English In Two Of the city
newspapers Tor thirty days that il tte intention Of the Com
mon Council OF the city u New Orleans opened Royal
aee9riHne with tue petition owners Of real property
ia 9igei io te same Which petition has ben published
new rty charter
Signed .,..n GHAs. Il. WALDO
.nn,ovs5 , PIF ss pro Board d Aldermen
isgnedl GERARD sTITH Mayor.
Pursuant 10 the above resolution Of the Common Coni
notice i hereby given, after HE expiration Of irt %
from Louisa to Desire, will be proceeded with in conformity to
New Orleans, August 10 1855. - ''"'''
MARIE De La NouvELLR.O ORLEANS.
+, toel Dc Vile, le diXieme jour d'aoul 1883,
eoAsell loninHu de la vile dc Ia n lie Orleans
No. 1882
Rs7t QHe lie Marie soft ct il est par lie r-asert Al,
doGeI 'ys pHale en- fraugs augais dams dtuN or
nauN T. Tlle porr ene gurs, que e C5nse Comnun o
~ w s a Honyttls-OrLtans incnon de- fare onvrr la
rue heEAt irrelevant rue thsacyor de la Louise usuna
IL rue besite accord avec Ia petition dies ossesse,r, de- ro
Egie t9ntle 5t Il ute rue pour cette Overture, Aquee
section Ne l2l d. llnguyslle charte dc Ia vile.
ss"o5 P.tdsu, Board gt s $.ss MARA dias2nen
President pro en- Board des Aldermen.
.ssDel GERARD sTITH, Marie.
En- c0tforme Ia resolution iu Consel Commlln ri
fji 10 tTg. i o it piels tonne, q ApreN NeNptFn
IA lo ouveFure Royae cdeylnt rue CnsacaTt,
de Ia rue Louise jnsqua lar De,iG5 -, nm
Nouyellsoraars, ce I0aoat u.s. ali 35d
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he 5 SsAAsA4g2FO1{il'S PORTABLE STEAM en-
i9r Hunters useorieTs for the above EngueB
VIII Do reeeiYedby r. F. HARRISON
Ut the Office Of Wright, Allen 4 Co,
~ o4&H I2Q araFier greet
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A NDERS0N ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER
Is CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFEERI : DOUBLE
StTtSG SUCTION AND FORGE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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The following communication from the ComptroI
Ter was read, and motion the first aud last parts
were referred to the Joint Committees Of Finance
over smhiant 10 rnlI
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NOTICE 70 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Patent Sawed WeaerboardnE both rongh dressed
from the very best yellow Pine and cypress timber sale
sl4 for rough, and 81 80 for dressed in lots suit
purchasers.
~ Lumber sawed to order
f4ig IN STAR FLAMING Mills New Rasin r
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TO the Honorable the PresiaeHtauA Members - -
Of the Board of Assist mt Aldermen;
9entamRnthe following esolpns and ordinances nd
~ oeF ho9oable BODY were cQupHJTed in by the Beard o
AlaeEueh
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Notice + hereby given tuto FRIDAY the 9Th inst i
will mindrae Office, Il o'clock 49, the above con
tract.
ml6 1T T. THEARD. COMPTROLLER
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sxsA A YELLING ON THE SEA SHORE
E OK StL-Bsing DESTROYS Of leaving The Coast Offer
Lny itmy Residence fer sale Tie house is saitabe
small family is situated abont mile from
Barnes Hotel IN the most pleasant part of HanSboro Price
5lttonelA cash balance in six and twelve months
dress p. K. hAYERS,
HandsbpFN
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- sMLPs. sTEsAmRoArs ANp rAE

N1grgsBA SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAN
iessupplied with Beet, Pork Mutton and Yea
yE sausages, Tripe, and everything in the butcher
Ing line Barrels and habaFrels of Choice Corned Beef
put up order for Cabin Family Use Stalls Nos
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEI. 4 PARKER.
n BstsAmbosts shipssupplied with all kinds Of Ly,
Stock, sach fresh mich Cows Hogs, shoats Pigs Sheep
Goats, Geese, Ducks, chickens, etc, sez9iy
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Approved Fnly Il, 1855.
Signed GERARD STtrH, Mayor.
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STATE q MtqUAI INSURANCE COMPANY Of Pliiadsl
lslHoNS TEAI.Tn 5MsUR AgoE COMPANY 4 harris.

Ghss. A. Labazln Il co... ......s....A gents.
UNION Insurance COMPANY, Corner Of Canal and
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Approved July II, 1883
Lstgnedl GERARD STITH, Mayor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-31
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-Rev b Ewino and
Iady, va; smith, La X Snppler, Ia; Kid
well, do Course and lady, do Miss VI Course
do; Mrs Letcher, no; Miss NJ Davidson. d.. &;
y bIown and lady. NY; X johnson, sc; r JOS
sstyh; Miss; Talbot, Md; A Anderson do.
Hon Hughes, Ind; : OwinGs. Md: ~ y "
ridge, Va y FOrman and lady, Nj; ID q Rush
ann lady, Pa; Rudd, ID: J Ii Plat Ga. n q
Gneoken, va; Z Wilson, do; ~ Miskey. Pa:
Geld, do; Nj Parker and lady, Va.
NATIONAL HOTEL G Stevens. NYk. G
DahlSreen, La; ALBUQUERQUE Braz /; w Fin
ley, Brien, Md; o Bird, Fort WAYNE: Geo
Saton, MINI w Greenleaf and lady, Mrs A
Megs, masters Meigs and Gree0leaf Il u Hid :
aen, Turner, NY; w w Kingsbury, Min; 1,
thinner, Va. ' "
wlLLARDS' HOTEL. Isaac Ftant q T.
BuIk, Pa: w . Fuller, RI; ] G. Thorn Va. 4; r.
Smith, NY; Major Barnard USa: w n P1inc.
RAJ MI carter Jno q Smith and lady q; Ponso,
PERKINS, " York; Ross Forward pa. a ~
Bloise, Md. "a"'' onio' Il
klRkWOOD HOUSE p r. Rosult Mn. 7
Morger, Cali w Averett, USN; A Orr Aid. q
s.roop, Tenn; II Steele, Md; ] Baryso. D,t I
rrTnson, Ala; Martin, dy; NJ X Grisby' Miss
q Iae, DO; Fatey, do; W Qabory Pa: p
"a enAam' NY + Abbott, Ill; X M-lanhe,
UNITED STATES HOTEI-E Allen N.h.
Sady: do; Mrs n A Smith, Va; Miss smith
CO. Go,s ss os1onrn do DIR J X Coleman, Miss; :
80 EIie, va w Dauylap, d.; McMnllen.
DO Coz, Mass; J stand. Nv. % Taunto'
USN D'is''' VA Turne.,
WASHINGTON ROUSE H,pcock "
u w Margaess, p Jones, Md; r Wallace In.
barclay, Ohio; l. Davis, Pa; Bennett. " G;
. Laurence. Mass; II B Davidson, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-31

THE NEW ATLANTIC TELEaRAPH.-TheL Lon
don Times has the following remarks in it's
city article upon the Atlantic Telegraph:
The question as to the replacing of the At
lantic telegraph cable is likely to be decided in
few days. The company have made appica-
ton to the government for a guaranty of Al
per cent. on 1881 900, subject to the same con-
ditions as that of the Red Sea line, and this has
been backed by memorials signed by the lead
Ing firms not only of London, but of Manches-
ter, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Halifax,
Bradford, Hull, Glasgow, Paisley, and Norwich
Surprising it to be granted, contract, will i'm
mediately be concluded for n new cable and
any negotiations that may be thought desirable
with the American government will subsequent
ly be entered into. No attempts can be made
with any prospect of success to lift the old cable
until the return of calm weather at the end of
April or May, and, even under the best circum-
stances, the expectations with regard to the
operations are not favorable. Meanwhile, it
has been definitely ascertained that the exist
Ing damage was not at the shore end The lay
Ing of q new end has been comple ted to a dis
lance OF twelve miles out from Valentia: and
the portion taken up was found to be in a per-
feet condition for all electrical purposes Ex-
Periments lately undertaken by person pre-
Vlously unconnected with the enter prise
strongly support the original inference that the
main fault is about 270 miles from the Irish
coast, at a depth probably of 5000 fathoms
There is also fault on the other side, which is
thought to be about 800 miles from Newfound-
land currents, however, still continue to be
received, although Of kind SO feeble and un-
certain as to be useless for any practical pur-
pose At present the telegraph is in charge of
MI Henley, who is manufacturing an appara-
tus such as bis experience on the spot leads him
to think may yet possibly lead to some results.
but In no case could there be hope of achieving
permanently any satisfactory communication,
otherwise than by an entirely new line After
the unanimous expression of opinion, not mere
~ oy the commercial towns, but the people at
large, that the work is one the nation should
not allow to fall, 1t may be presumed there is
little doub t Of the required help being accorded,
subject to such stipulatons as may protect the
general interests of the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-31
Medicines.
u NKIvhhfL I IL o A 4 n EkRkEr
WITH tMNENsE
NOME AND EUROPEzN nENxNn

The reason Why, 10 that by Nat1res own process
restores the natural color permanently AFTER the
thus makes H rrow un bad hsads. removes al dan
drum, itching and heat from TIE soap euiets and
ache and may lied upon 20 o0re eli diseases ~
the tcap HAIR Will stop and keep ~ from fall
Ing on; sndkss SoJf sIO,sb, hediihs asd bedhftfs
and ~ used by he young two three times a vees
u vll never fail or become gray; then. reader read
the following and judge for yourselves:
Nsssrs. o. J. wooD a Co-ssuilslssn. s.virs 800 .
good Professor oods Bair k.-tor.ts. "a
hair beng sen. gray made my mind 70 l.y N.
PrssdIoss which 20 COMMON With great many p.rsous
ago N suosd using your article 81 E.r myself
The result has been satisfactory that very rlsh
may b. a. gray bsI Who Hasins
ny ~hoSi reason. Or setting .sids
pro nd tse best pc being ocular dsmonsir.tn -rits
70 ss letter Which 700 m.y .bo~ 70 any ,eeh ana $50
II. n Y wir. Railing k-t biishmsBt 3 orr day
ny hair 10 nov its .ursl nScl Improved "a s-
pesrsn's .ver. being slo~sisr tcksr mech
more healthy looking.
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IL Two murders Were committed in New
York on Christmas day.
III Mrs Jenkins complained in the evening
thar the turkey she had eaten on Christmas id
not get well Probably" said Jenkins, 'sit is
not hen turkey"
IL On Tuesday, boy named Brig ham, aged
slI years, fell through the ice in the Boston
MAS Back Bav, and would have been drowned
put that Lizzie Whitmore, ten years old, caugh bit
him by the hands, and by great exertion s,,c'
ceeded In rescuing him.
VI The New York Tribune says Of Washing
ton that the American nation did not behave in
aniggarly manner 20 him or his brother officers
OF the Revolutionary war" The Tribune say,
nlggaIiy Our contemporary, after resolving
everything into the "nigger," seems about TO
derive everything from him Lon Journal