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THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH
i CENTURY. - - -,1 -

Sow. ;p PROF. q ny;1 WooR's @ HAIE hA REsToRArIvE.
which speaks gowngy of the superior merits Of his hai
reliable If certificates guarantees Of ra,h the
Doctor needs no encominms useless pufery from the
press
BATH, Me, Jan. 90 1856.
since The highly Beneficial effects your lair Resoratve
which had become quite probably Third white l my
ts Of e aop Iii, Ss mouths
Sua Rdst was RsSs nd 1sed
vhe har totally disappear d. 10Th 1a on my rS head
believe glossy than has been before ' for
siSx x cd good wife
s se veTer to @ o5 nahs dis
am citizen of This city and resident here the last een
s,,sn.a t9wrs Any you may make Of he above with
'' " 'D'' '' well as myself an '''k klfMosp. SssEa
Prof woodDser Sir Having had The mstor,ane to lose
New 6Tsans Induced 10 make ' sGe trial svs your
y ar l. no~ af s fSSn so M n
Obligations 10 you IN giving to the "esg EIN2 fnsh
The undersigned Rey J. X Bragg minser in resnar
pss2l e Of ss eHe az, At
beloved. 'e'''' W.T. WI "Tn,SsssfH's nVER
Prof Wood-Dear Sir Having made tria Of Your iii Hair
ResSrvs it Ewes me pleasure to that its been
tendency to itching with which have been troubled from nv
childhood and has also restored my hair which was he
coming gray its original color have used no other article
with any thing like the same pleasure profit. N
Yours, truly, j. K BRAGG
The Restorative put in hstles of three sizes viz Ia
medium and small the small holds half pint and rets for
dollar per boe the medium holds at least twenty per
cent more in proportion than the na reais dollars
per bottle the large hods quart per cent more in nronor
tion. ana retails for three dollars per bottle p Wv
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprfelors, 81 Broadway New York
n this \. Y. Wire Railing Esabishmnt and ia Msr
kat street. ST. Louis, Me- $50
SOLD BY Ati DEEGGIsTs AND FANCY Goons
nE ERS also By j. WRIGHT Co, General gents for
she soa'h my9 3ueoi&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
Firemen's Charitable Association.

Office ST. Charles and Place. Dubois
Row, No. l, up stairs.
Officers and Committees regular meeting Of the
Directors OF this Associ ,ion held Mondsy January
49, Tor the year ending on the first Monday of
.Presdent.. ........... ........... Isaac n Marks
Secretary. Josiah Folgsr.
NFreasurer..... ................,.. James Beggs,
vandegrif. j. ii. Laborde. N' oA"''D'n' - ."
FIRE DErARrxEsE-chief Engineer John F. aruter Firs.
assistant Epsneer sbsvd Bradbury Second Assistant En-
Berger, L. F. Bskewsll III. P. JONES' &C. De choiseul
Committees appointed and elected at regular quarterly
meeting held On January IL iss serve for
On CEaETERIEs-B. wheelehsu. of No. 6. Chairman D.
G. bscos of No. Il Joseph Jacobs of No. 5; Daniel Merritt
Sexton
P. Horner Lousana Hose Company, Chairman, 70 Camp
second Dktric-Chas Rolling, of No. 10, of Treme
Third Dis.riet-Mathew Brown, of No. a. Love- between
Fourth Dct-M. vilaseca, of Louisiana Hook Ladder
G1sERAL REtIEF-Frst Dstrct-J @. McIalan OF No g.
s. cha1ss street @ pu6os aud Hshs s,soes GEO.
20 Ersto. between Howard and Liberty streets.
Second District jas Canp9e, Of NJ No. 50 Dauphn
Third psrs-J@mes Deamore, of Hoye Hook aud Ladder
S1 saa
Montegn.
and Pnip streets; George Gier. No. q.
PHYSICIANS AND AporHecARIEs.- First Dis rict-.Dr. j.
n fSl 2S esroldset John Booth Apothscary.
cary, corner Tehenp touas and Race streets
seconi nisirie-DE f. H. Tanty. corner of Rampant and
Cusoneoase streets D. E. Mougu Apohecary, Dan
phin and Cu,touihou5s streets.
shsy Apothscay aortau and Enshsn
Fsnrth 1istrie1Npr H. HUBER erTald New Lsyee bsiwsen
Leves, bstwsen sorapau and First streets.
.o,so4sa .5s
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- CULLUM'S SPRINGS, GHoCTAw COUNTY
1 Aa. eight six miles above Mobile twenty-five miles
eas, Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad and Eve miles west
the Tonnbgbee river. "
The undersigned takes pleasure announcing to his friends
and the public that his establishment opened for the re-
cepton OF visitors During a winter many
and additions have been made with view increased
fort and convenience not only the invalid seek
ing recreation and pleasure The improvements consist he
erection OF several cottages the discovery new
springs Of feestone the other of iron WATER pro-
mndious billsrdroon etc and the whole establishment
been repanted and The houses for ladies' and
the circular spring house. fitted expressly their accom-
modation have been particularly attended TO-
An experience in the of public more
than twenty years and determination keep his on the
list of ho will he trusts continue
him liberal share Ct patronage splendid band of
places for amusement divided the premises cot
tages are all separaie and are neat, clean and airy.
Commodious light draueh boats will ply regularly twice
AS to the curative virtues of the waters they have not only
the sangune expectations the proprietor but
he believes be can With perfect prepriey
Springs in the United thew have been
obstinate chronic deaes certainly present so great
variety of and valuable chemical medicinal com
tions.
The Springs the valuable kinds of waters found
in the country viz The celebrated Vchy the Ch the
Iron the freestone and the Sulphur as
ahor are not to be found single place hole
South-a fact W ich invalids well note,
Arrangements being made have Express from
New Orleans Mobile Springs to prevent the
usual delay OF letters ard papers caused by mails which
however, are under contract be carried regularly
q week.
Terms of board will be moderate.
Carriages are in waiting a the landing upon the arrival the
boats to convey senstrs muediatey to the Springs
analysis Of the water be had by applying to j. WA
TFRMAN h BRO, of Magazine and Common streets
who are my agents in New Orleans.
CHARLES ouLLuM,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA I
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Ualeans.
Be remembered that the Fourth day of May 1889
fore the Undersigned Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychaud Pres
dent, and Lous Barnett Secretary of the Hope
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law depose and that the foregoing just and
II. PEYCHAUD, President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this fourth day of May
1859. ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice of the Peace of the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Directors have this day declared CASH DIV
IDEND OF sEvENTY-THREE PER CENT. on the capital
paid In of this Company out of the earnings of year
ending the 10Th April 1889 payable in with Ar
tcle 18th of the Charter of said Company, follows TEN
PER CENT on the amount paid in payable demand
Stockholders their legal representatives after the
18th May instant and the balance lifted an install
ment on the unpaid stock.
H. PEYCHAUD, President.
s. PLASSAN, Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
DIRECToEs:
s. Plassan Thomas N. Blake
A. LaforeSt, A Xiques
p. Malachee, B. Nautre,
G II. Kernion, George Heaton,
Il. Peychaud my6 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
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tors Of the Battle House. Mobile respectfully inform thei,
M and the public that they will open the Point Clea,
The buildings being put in thorough repair the wharves
REBUILT and the grounds have been greatly improved pas
winter building erected last season. finished and fur
nlshed in thoroush manner and situated line
iol.the Two are connected by continuous gallery 3
feet in length upon two sories Altogether buildings will
accommodate Comfortably about 400 persons
Point Clear is delightfully."- situated being open to the Gull
and In the rear high with pleasant drives
of view fairly tested last Not single case OF
yellow fever originated there has We there the
finest salt water bathing the whole coast within one
hundred PAGES from the Hotel Fish and oysters vey
every variety of anu emens will be furnished
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening for
Point Clear aso Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and FIJI
days will make midday trips to accommodate those who ar
rive by the boats.
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. II. CHAMBERLAIN L CO.,
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7
| AT the Ola Basin, corner of Toulouse and Franklin
| Has const1nty hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such as
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris, shin
gles Iths Slaye. Also, Esh French and American Fire
| Bricks, and all kinda Of Firewood.
~orders from the country promptly and carefully
! ed to- aus ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
~ NEGROES FOR SALE.

FM I have just received ONE HUNDRED LIKELY NE
fsGRoES from Virginia and Maryland, amoag some
good B!acksmhs, Cooks, Washers and roners of which
are for sale on accommodating terms for cash
capt,uce and will be receiving fresh lots during the season
Those intending to purchase would do we'll call my oieo
corasr Ghaes and Espanads srestss Opposite the
John B. Smith,
n22 JOSEPH BRUIN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL RE
early in June under the superntendence Of Mr.
Es Mctiraw During the past winter the hotel has beer
thoroughly renovated grounds very much improved
stable and carriage house built
Rooms may be secured Mcdonnell AlcGraw's l47 Com
street. ~ "
a25 3m JOHN NCDONNETJ Pronriaor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

r,ov.su p.prrn -. oornerCamp and a iaver.trs.t.
ssS
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HONE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, North -sast
John T. Vies Pae..
j. H. Wheeler Secretary,
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Nc,
y Pemberton President.
NEW INSURANCE COMPANY Ne. iSs CANA
Xss., gss.issa.. sss,is
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, corn.s
Camp and CommercialPlace
asose dsonss Jonas a Rss Rssisss. dent.
G. J. Mansoni. Secretary
LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, South
east corner Camp and Natchezstreets. = 72
sagEs
h. P. Janvier. Secretary
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Corner Carr
Common streets.
Thomas s9o bo,... Presdsnt
James EdSards seereary aeyoen'
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No. ca.
rondelet street.
oner Sa,ard. President.
WiTii AZ 1ssI,R cr co,ip sv p,,.
delphia, 4S Camp street.
Harmon Doane. Agent
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and
TrnstCompany, No. 4s Campsreet
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CON
Perkins & Observation-Disclosures. Co. Agents.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE Elm INsu
Lantear T. Rodewald, l. Byrne ofils Dreeops. tess.'
ii. V. ogden.. Agent.
coaS3sF, j. s. shs eop..
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of Canal and
Jules Dolhonde Secretary, aen'
HOPE p1s N INSURANCE. M nee COMPANY of Exchnng.
Henry peychaud. President.
Ion l. H. I,a1Dst; PlaGs psest1s, ssesdsn.,
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY Office. % St. char.
Piaeide Forsta President.
Emile Debuys........... Secretary.
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
NEW % ORLEANS, , JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
no!ia steetrs.
Rchard CHARLES and Fresidsn Tressdss
Office, Camp street, opposite Lsfay cit square
| NEW ORLEANS. oPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Company Ferry foot of St. Anne street. Depot
We. Hewes. President
4 B B. Ssger Vice Pres't.
ohce corser St. Peter and Old Levee streets
AnD
n +. aNsy Fresident
Office, Victorastreet, near the depot.
NEW ORLEANS AND GARRoLLToN RAILRoAD-De.
pot corner Baronne and Perddostreets
LAFAYETTE HoRsE-CAR RAILRoAD-Depet, ls Ba.
rome street;
oARRoLroN AND LAKE RAILROAD Depot Tivol
George Ss, ouE5ie s.aDana Duncan President.
Office, No. l3 Baronnestreet.
MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD-Depot corner of aoodchr
dren and Elysan Fieldsstreets.
W. q. Bakewe .........................E Executor,
Office, No. 80 Gommonstreet.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, Marshall, Texas
TEHAuNiEPEC COMPANY As Carondelet street.
~ Heviineer
L.
COTTON PRESSES.
ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitoulasand Robin streets.
FACTORS,
FRERET's,
ST. Mary'ss street, between Perddo and Poydrass
Corner of st. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets,
Corner of fTchoupto oulasand Richard streets,
New Levee and Lousastreets.
ORLEANS,
CornerI.eveesn Rofignacstreets.
Corner rAnnuncationand Rchardstreets.
SZYMANSKIS,
SHIPPERS, '''N'. - 'o'''t''
UNION,
WOODS. ''''' 1s'''s '''f'
Corner Canaland Robertsonstreets.
TEXAS,
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESs ~''' -
Leveestreat between St. Ferdinand and Monteau
streets, Third District
1NDEPENDEST, ''''''' N''''''''''
New Leveeand Rofignacsreets.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Leveeslreet, oetweenMontegu cloue tstr ssts
Third District
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
FOUNDRY AND mAcHINE-saoP

NJ GEORGE PATTERsO
" (Successor to hcCsn Patterson) corner Of Deloro
and New Levee streets.
The undersigned 10 prepared To manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of ali kinds 70,
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations Saw Mills Cotton Pressss
Draining Machines and Railroads, Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire Fronts. Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars. '"'''
BRASS WORK Of every description Metallic Packing N,
Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings etc. e "
BLACKSMITH Work Of all descriptions, having steam
hammer for the purpose OF doing heavy work. ~
He will keep on hand at all times Crate Bars wheel st,-
by steamboats,. " 'N ''
Agent for the sale John Oborns Patent Fuel sav
Ing Crate Bar so highly spoken Of by the Pcaynne Printing
Office, and others that have them in set Of these Bari
lishrnent. ~f " " o
He has also made the sale OF
Boilers snd Machinery and will establish Depot Convenient t
the establishment where large quantity second hand Boil
ers and Machinery may be found all times for sale
New Orleans, June |. I85s. ii :;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
I UMBER-LUmBER-LUMBEK-

u =
100000 feet II and TX dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongnel and dressed.
10000 feet Ia and Ia wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved
2V00a feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
ING, tongued and grooyed.
100000 feet Y wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved
Ool0 feet IA narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR.
ING, square edged.
10000 feet dressed WEATIERB0ARDS.
1,sODo feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
boards, Weathesboaris, Srantlng, ,loistss ETC.
$4,000 feet assorted Cypress Lamber and Shingles
ALSO
saahes, Doors, Blinds, MnuldnRs ETC. ETC.
chAsers, by SIMPSON K DURR -"
seO ~ New Basin,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

Office St. Charles Commercial Place Dubois
Row. No. l, up stairs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.
BROWN CO., IS Catondeiet street Gr
EAMuEL SMITH CO., Can street.
ypDSny Spn nST co Corner Camp and CasaIstreets.
BENO1sT SHAW Co, No 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER, Agent
.,,.,..,, CornerCampa and @ Graviertreetl
THOMAS III BARKER, Corner Camp and ara rstreets.
H. W. CONNER d &soN, No. 80 Carondeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

Officers and Committees elected at regular meeting Of the
Directors Of this held Mondsy January 4
to for the ending the first Monday
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01


STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
Be it remembered that the 18th day May 1859 before
the subscriber Justice of for city
aforesaid, personally and appeared A. Chapea Presi
dent and Jules Dohonde Secretary of the Union Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depoe ard that the above true
and correct transcript from the books of the Company
A. CHIAPELI4A President.
JULES DoLHONDE Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day Of May 1850
ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace the Parish of Orleans
at meeting of the Board of Directors held this day
resolved to declare dividend of 35 per insured
which scrip will be ued and after the July next
35 cent 10 the stockholders the capital paid ill.,
according the l9h section OF the Company on
and after the LIST of June next.
Holders of scrip upon which due and PAYABLE since
the ls inst requested to call and the same.
A, CHIAPEII4A, President
JULES DoLHoNpE, Secretary.
New Orleans, May H. 1859. myl3 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

[1IiA-l0 cGses kleppeEs superdue Olive, ssle Ly
~ S. WOLFF,
myl6 corner GraFier and New Levee SIS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
COPARTNERSHIP.

fHOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE--TIE UNDER
- signed have formed Copanerhip the purpose of
transacng the Factorage Commission Business in
this city under the and style of HAWKINS NOR
WOOD Office No. 4S Carondee street, corner Union street.
@. S. HAWKINS,
Late Oakley, Hawkins & Co,
A j. NORWOOD,
my2 3mAW OF Clinton la
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

- MERCHANTS HOTEL CORNER OF ST
H Charles and Canal streets, New Orleans Louisiana.
M Having leased the above establishment determined
BY strict attention to business make scass Hotel Tbs
rooms are large and airy and the table will supplied with
the best the market Affords splendid attached to The
House, and comfort is afforded to Id
patrors. - -
fe2 If sGEORGE OVERAEER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

aaSas,sssSz BILLIARD Tables CONSTANTLY
hand and for saefrcm the manufactoryof
1--=--~E~ Messrs.J. NJ BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
superor Rosewood Billiard Tables patent Cush
ALSO Cloths Balls Cues all other trimmings belong
ing to thisiipe. 1e
Enthusiastically received and promptly attended to-
A. VI. MERRIAM,
NIL " st. Chsrles Billiard Room N q
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ttrevse of tss F,t-cccitso Police. A, hsa.-.
MAJ would kxve rdcs'ed that ts;s iac-sus i,
mainly dus 70 an Increase Of cseh Polcer..a'S psy
from $3.50 b 500 PER suonn. which Was novei
b. Democrat bitterly hostle 10 the bill, sustained
BY tis psrty. SD iha, ergrsfted upon the ast I.
ought to haze been resisted snd defeated; b.. is it
just fer neHber Of ihe Psrtg who proPo'eJ sad
sustained this increase 70 charge iSi cOusequesce,
On tee Bl,ck ReEubicars'"
We 30 rot care iltiher 70 Pur,us this uR.ccu.
pu'oas party bsck. Bot Ne have a wor! t. say 70
the Republican, in the Legi,latGre, which 40
vo,ld faio hope uaJ be weighed il cot heeded.
Gsulsmeu Of tie Legislature Whist QUE City
needs ard desires is Police utterly Independent Of
party Circumstances rather thaa the provisions
If the Metropolitan Police Act seom 70 have DC
feated this eUd for the present BE entreatd.
Their. TO chsIge tie system radically or sbo-
ish il altogether Ii the Democrats will agree
to put the Police of our City under tie cOntrd Of
the Board Of Supervisors, author zog them to elect
Superintendent and Treasurer, and to commit
to these officers the details Of the system very
well; il they will consent To some kind red mes,urs
with regard to Brooklyn, go be it. But they will
DO nothing OF this sort, and insist on keeping up
partsae clamor assicst the present system, just
pitch il all overheard sud go back TO the old, sbom'
Unable system which the Metropolitan Police Act
superseded. Repeal that Ac., and call on the CITY
Delegation TO devise a syslem to take its place.
You have no right to expose the Republican Cause
throughout the State to cslmny and possible dis
sster By holding on to TIE present. system, if IL IS
to be exposed TO such running FIRE Of defamation
ss this Spirola Report Indicates. Throw the re-
sponab lity on the City Delegation, aud pass any
bill SUBSTANTIALLY which that body will Officially
report The Republican cause ID too precious to
be mixed in behalf Of measure questionable 10
principle ard local in its effects. Let the iacubus
be thrown oG before il has had time 70 do vital
michel la our Judgment nothing would SO dis
concert ard bsfl, those who gre noS cIamorlns
for repeal of the Police Act IS a frank CO a2.-
suce with their demands. Toy them!
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originally ha3 ID Eu,s Purpcse or chs-sc'e-. II
this m,J he legslly ocne, tn, Co1stiiuoasl inh,b'-
tion above quoted becomes sheer uui!y. He
moved that TIE bill be returned TO tie Senate viii
respectful mssssge se.tipg forth tie otsc!i7ns Of
The House to ertertsin il in it, present form The
Speaker ruled ttis proposition il order, ard TIE
Housvus,sired II b. the heavy m,j'rit! Of III -
20. So the bill Bss returned % the Senate, which
resolved 10 adhere to it's amendment, though il de-
feated TIE bill
6. To s7eIt the 'o,s of the Poet. Office Appropria.
ton bIl, a conference was prop}sed and agreed T.
The Conference COMMITTEE accordingly met and
decided 70 report Lew oil which va, Tho original
Appropriation bill e1aefiy as i first passed the Sen
ate. TIE House, on motion Of Mr. Letcher, aus
beud,d lie rules AID passed tn, bill through every
siege without oppo,ition. Undoubtedly, c minority
Of the Senate would have followed the lead Of IL.
confertes and done the ssme ihing. But Tocmbs
Of GeOIgis. Baysrd Of Delaware. ard Mason Of
yireinia-sl Slave Democrsts-obj objected, and thus
broush the bill to dead halt. They considered
tee action Of their con'erees dsrcgaoy 70 the dig
lily Of the Senate. TIE rules Of the Senate zen
5erei such tjecson fatal. On motion Of Mr. Ma
SOD, The Senate notified the House that ii hsd
finished its business ard was ready to adjourn,
leaving the PcstOifce Appropriation bill, twice
passed By the House, dead on its table
Such il, substantially. the history Of the case.
Let u. entiest all who oye truth 70 take care that
the People are not mi,led with regard to II, bot
that the responsibility be placed where i: belongs,
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"in .is-ss" Il stosd h,ve added, AM suJ
"I,E.l voter thAl te allow Il 10 take copy"
Q. We fri 20 provision IN ST. B,ockBa7's bill
for rsyi.iols Of .ae Regi,try during ire week pro
oee1.ng each subsequent election, whether State OF
Municipal Ttis sb,u'd be csred FOR Let us hsye
no new Ieastsriig ~ sly TIE, except 10 lc9ly
formed district bit Jet the Regi,try be gsrFetus',
with ie7iicn before tsch ElectiC3.
With the sneldue1ts above indicated, we think
Mr Br0ckssy's bll would make an tfic.eli iIN.
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steamer. TIE Illinois leaves to-day at o'clock. The
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ready for mailing for sale at the counter.
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Postmaster. General Brown was lying at thC
point of death when our last adyices from Wash
inston were made up.
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