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NAVAL lNTELLISENCE.-Ch Charles A
Davis has been detached from the receiving shiu
al Norfolk, and ordered 10 the steamer Susou..
hanna Lieut. John Downes, lately attached 10
the steamer san Jacinto OF the African SQUADRON
has returned TO the United States under 6rders
from The Navy Department The steamer Brook
iyn sailed from Pensacola June %, for Ham pton
Roads f
hariHs CGeers Ordsred.-Capt. A. 8. Taylor to
the Barrack at New York; Capt Josiah Watson
TO command the marines al the Pensacola station.
and Lieut.. p II Fontane, on expiration of his
leave, TO the Barracks at Portsmouth ~ a.
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4 - PIC MIC
LOGAN TRIBE, No. Z, IMPROVED o. r.
MEN, GEORGETOWN
The members of Logan Tribe take pleasure in
announcing this their Annual Pic
M NIG MINI st NhhNSAALosrAS ISLAND, E1E
The members of the Order will spare no efforts
to make this the Gala Day" of the season Every
arTange mt that will adduoe to pleasure and en-
joyment has been made
The Holy Hill Band has been engaged, and will
furnish delightful music TO all who love to 'trp il
on the lig hit fantastic toe /"
Boats will leave the Stone House Wharf and foot
OF High st. every five minutes. Boats free, Re-
freshments furnished At low prices
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting gentleman and
Iadles jy 80 st
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IL The census returns from Illinois already
received at the Bureau here indicate the total pop
ulation Of that State to be 500, 600 in 1860 On
the basis Of one Congressman to every 40 600 in
habItants, it will now be entitled to fifteen men,
bsrs of Congress instead Of ninel
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" " The Union" national song, by our Young
tOwnsmen, Francis De III. Janvier, set to music
by j M. Deems, and published by Ditson, is
before US. and is respectfully recommended to
anti-patriots everywhere. The music is quite
pretty. For sale at Metzerott's
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ARMY osDER.--Captain r. G Clay, Assistant
Quarterpnsster, has been directed to proceed to
the headquarters Of the department Of Utah and
relieve Lieut.. Col. H Grossmar, Deputy q uar-
termaster General The latter, on being relieved,
Is to repair to 81, Louis, No., and report thence
BY letter TO the Quartermaster General.
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IL On his visit home, Buncombe county, N
C., General Lane was presented on the same day
to circle Of twenty-five blood relations, whom
be had never seen, and who had grown up around
the old family tree.
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1.-THE Epsilon Grand March, dedicated to
the Masonic Chapters, composed by our talented
young fellow-citizen, Horatio C. King and pub
lished by Beck q LawtOn, Philadep hia, has
been placed on our table. 1t is for sale at EIiss.
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
gtrepta
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ID The office of the United States consul gen.
eral in Havana has been several times victmized
by small rOoberies, and Mr.. Savage has suffered
in this way to the amount Of some $500 since the
consul general left
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By A. GREEN. Auo,lons

W 'front.' of the premises. al 6 o'clock D. N an
comp lance with the terms OF deed Of trust %
Rom Ihos A. own and wife. d.;ed 2Sth Septeu-
Der, l65s and RECORDED IA iber J. A. =, No. l6c.
page z2b, &C. one ofthe land records Of MAshgnr-
ton county, parts of lots 70 and ~ an square No ~
begining fer the forty feet three inches from
the southwest corner Of said sapsre, running
thence East on line with ID street Soufh; Ei1t en-
feet thence North; seventy feet thencs west: six
teen ieet thence South; seventy feet the ace Of
begining, together with TIE improvements. COASTS
tnE orat~o story Frame House with one stOry
Back Building.
eslnss ya0-fOuTth cash; balance IN 6. u, and ~
months, alter day of sale. with uotes secured nv
deed of trust on the Promises. 1.-THE terms Of sale
are rot compisd with within i've days after day
OF sale the trustee tho right 20 reese tbs
property At the purchasers risk and cOst AFTER NV
ing one weeks rOtIce.
GEO. G. HFNNIN6. l-r..-,..
GEO. X. THOMPSON { ifhst"es'
~ 70 Stswdds A GREEN Amt
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IL A Democratic Convention is to assemble
in Rockville on the 4th Of August next, to elect
delegates to the State Convention, which is to be
held In Baltimore on the 9Th Of August
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II Hon. shelton F. Leake spoke at Madison
Court House, on Thurday, in favor Of Breckin-
ridge-but expressed SEA preference for Douglas
over Belln
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COURT MARITAL OF AN ARMY CKPrAIs-A
general court martial Ia to meet at Fort Bliss,
Texas, on Monday, Oct. I, 1850, or as soon there
after as prss:sable, for the trial Of Capt VIM X
van bokheien, Of the quartermaster's department,
ana such other persons as may be brought be-
fore IT,
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The House PRIsrING.-The difaculty in re-
gard to the House Printing is at length termi-
mated Mr. Ford Yesterday reinstated Messrs
Larcombe English in their former position,
and their Office to-day 10 in full blast in getting
out the public work, which has been so unneces
sarily delayed by the suspension Of payments
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II The Supreme Court of Wisconsin have
refused to issue a writ Of ha6saS corpus for the
liberation Of s NJ Booth, who is in Jail in Mil
waukie for violation of the fugitive slave act.
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IVA Houston electoral ticket has been noni-
mated In New Jersey.
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UrAccounts from Maryland are not generally
favorable for the crops. The wheat has been
but an Indifferent YIELD and the is suffering
from the drought.
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I-"Fortune knocks once, at least, at every
mans door" II she ever knocked at ours II was
when we were out So says the editor Of the
Greenbrier independent.
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III The New York Sun says that party of ex-
Postmaster Fowler's New York friends are going
TO visit him in Havana.
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TIE wxArHER-The following report Of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonisn Institution. The time Of observation 10
shout oSelork
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METHODIST STATISTICS New York Daily
World gives the following statistics Of Metho-
dism In the United States and Europe:
Total number of communicates In the United
states 1852 ,636
Add travelling preachers. 10 300
1895 ,S45
Add total communicates in Europe. 736 800
Total. .................-....... 732 lis
Minor bodies whose statistics cannot be
exactly standardization members
and 200 preachers. .............. 1890
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Nn,rlt Of the Nlerning Pre...

The Constitutions seels an absolute conviction
resting upon the most substantial premises that
every Southern State win go for Breckenridge
and Lane In November next. -.. ga
The IntslEigsnesr has article on the 'svalue of
platforms" In which it argues that its democratic
friends have not much reverence for these conven-
rio nal structures
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NJ EIGHTH
~ o N A l. EXHIB ELTON
1t CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept. I2th-eofh.

The uNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY will hold its Eighth Annual Agricultu-
raj and Industrial Exhibition on the groun is Iber-
ally provided by the citizen of Cincinoati which
Halls and Tents for the display of fWPiE.
MENNTS, MACHINERY, Tools, DOMESTIC
MMnAoNUFACTuRESs FARM AND GARDEN
PRODUCE, FRUITS, FLOWERS, and MA
TIVE WIN rs; with stalls aud Pens for
HORSES, CATTLt, SHEEP, and SWINE;
forty feet la width. for the exhibition of Horses
The Premiums ofered-in cash,-god, silver and
bronze medals,-di Plomas and certificates, amount
to
$4,000.
The Exhibition will remain open from wednes-
day, the 18th, TO Thursday, the Sth OF September
thus giving time TO examine and test the imple
ments and machinery.
For premium lists or information apply at the
Office of the Society, No. $50 Pa. avenue (up
stairs y or to the subscriber, at Cincinnati Ohio
BEN. PERLEY POORE
~ "a II Sec'y u. s. Agricultural Society.
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Grand total

-
Surprising three members Of tho congregation
to one Of the church-a very modest estimate for
Methodist congregations-we have an aggregate
population depending on the ministration of
Methodism of hardly less than eleven millions.
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TNRuSrEE SSALEOF OLD BRICK,DOORs
IL WINDOWS, BLINDS AND HANDSOME BULpTNG
LOT, 1T BEING THE PROPERTY OF THE WEsTERN
HOSE CoMPANI. AT Auction -On FRIDAY, the
80 Gay OF eust, shall sci, n the premises al g
o clock p. M, on TwentF third. between 4, and NJ
streets north, ~ beng known as the Western n ose
property, tee Brick, Windows, ID .ors and
Blinds, ren aiming from the FIRE. Also, the hand
some lot OF ground on which the building stood IL
being south Is feet IA inches Of Lot No. Ss uArs
NO. ~.
Terms for brick and material cash; for the build
Ing lot one half cash; the balance in 6, 70 and l8
months the purchaser 10 give notes for the deferred
pa ments, beanns interest from the day of sale.
deed given and q deed Of trust taken. All COZ
veysncing AZ the coat of the purchaser
II the terms for lot should not be complied with
IN hive days from day OF the tru stee reserves
the night to rese the propeTty at the fIsk and oost
of the first purchaser, BY ADVERTISING the came s
times in the Star newspaper
EDWARD HANT.EY, Trustee,
BY w. K. WOODWARD
~ y A GREEN, Auot.
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- For othsv AUotisn SAFES, sea 6rst pace.
THIS AFTERNOON 8 TO- MORROW

By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO, AuctIOneers.
ENCELLENT FAMILY CARRIAGE at
IA PuBlIc SALE-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, July Sst, at O'ulOck, an front Of the
ton rooms, we shall sell q small aud handsome
Family CarTlase with seats tor -four persons, built
70 order short time ago. ard bat little used.
Terms A G edit of 81, 20 aHd a. DAYS for satls-
factorfly endorsed notes bearing int srest
~ S-t i. G. McGufRE A CO Auots.
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CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT.


UNITED STATES oAPIToL EXTENSION,
PRoPosALs will be received at this Ofice until
noon OF Tuesday the 2lst of August next for Furn-
ishlng and Putting up the Iron Ceilings of two
rooms over the connecting corridors ofths Capitol
The proposals must state the price for each cell.
Ing complete, Ia place, painted with three good
All of the. Iron work of the Ceilings, of every
description, including the fsstenIngs of the ceilings
% the walls and to the roof frames must be inclu
The proposals must be endorsed. "Proposals
for Iron Ceilings" aud must be accompanied by q
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per
sons, addressed to the under signed. n rsst-'
IN the presence of such persons as may choose 70
The drawings ofthe oei!inss can been seen at tins
Office. w. b. FRANKLIN, :"
~ Captain Topogrep hical Eneineefs,
.t3 In charge OF Capitol Extension.
6, Each proposal should be accompanied by the
The qnderslgned, b and q ID, Of, N the
state Oh, and in the State Of, here
BY guaranty that in case the forego bid Of
be they viii within ten day after the recsipt q
tue at the Place usmed xecute the CONTRACT
Tor the ceilings, with good and sufficient securities
and IN case the said-- shall fail TO enter int
the difference between the Offer Of the said -
and that whlch NAV be accepted
Date, 1850. Signatures Of gnarantors, A B.
hereby certify that the above named ar,
Known TO me as able TO ma ke good their guarante
- 49, = ee signature, "A 5..a,., q II.
TO be signed BY the United States disfrict ind &c
person. tSoSn % Tie VA DspsSsmsat " SONS
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
CAPITOL ASSOCIATION

CAPITOL ASSOCIATION
The COMMITTEES of Arransemerts on the part Of
make this "t6e Pic SiS'' Of the sea seA1k
son, atARLINGTON SPRING, on
FRIDAY, August Sd. Withers' celebrated band
light fantastic toe; but yet, cordial invitation is
extended to all who wish TO take their families to
enjoy pleasant day of amusement and the cool
breeze of the river Everything will be done the
favor them with their presence as perfect protec-
ton as fin their own homes the object being more
for pleasure ths profit; The Washington Har-
moneons" will favor the company with several
Quartettes and Songs The steamer GFo. w. RIGes
has been chartered and will leave lith ct bridge
every hour from clock a m tall 10 O'Clock M;
buses will also leave the corner of nth st and Pa
Az hourly and run by the l4sh ST. bridge across the
Long Bridge; fare IS cts.
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting gentleman and
GeacraI Com. Of ARRANGEMENTS fer Associa,'oH,
Il. Ballard, Andrew Balm, J. l.. BRYAN,
II. 6 Divine, Divine. WI Des, 4. II Cla,k,
LOOK Out for the GRAND AFTERNOON
EXCURSION of the HIAWATHA -
TThItE E Il to he gwen at 6lymcnt' on S
The Committee will use their utmost endeavo,s
TO make the occasion one Of IrtereSt snd pleasure
TO alI who NAV favor them with their company.
The Holy Hill hand has been mayed and will
on the light fantastic toe" The steamsr PHESlx
will leave the foot of High ST. at O'Clock; Stone
House at taf past 9th street wharf a. Coaches
will leave 18th and l. SITS snd 18th st. at half rast
O'Clock. Tickets, admitting a gentleman and la
dies, 81.
Comniftes of ArrnnssuleHts.
WIN. Goldsborough, F.Moore
VIM, Moore ixM-6ss
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Ry A. GREEN. Auotioneer.

COOP TWO-S TOh FRAME HOUSE AND,
~ LOT on THE ISLAND AT AUcTION.-Oa Fri
DAY the 18th irstant. shall sell ia front Of the
premises, at o'esock m. south half Lot y IN
subdivision OF Square No as. with the Improve
ments, consisting OF a GOOD two story Frame House
with rooms, kitchen en9 wood house. This
property folts on Seventh street west rext 10 Tie
correr OF south street and runs back 20 an :. lev
Terms: One half cssh; balance n " months the
purchaser TO give notes for the deferred payment
bearing interest from DAY of sale. deed eiVeT,
and deed OF trust taken. Title iadisputabiee
Jy . A. GREEN. Auot
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DIV .. g. MoGUIRE a 60. Annt,nn..r,

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTs EAST OF
-, iHz ShP. TOL STREET TUESDAY AZ
TEkNOON, August 2lst, At o'clock. 81 the Auo-
non Rooms Of J. Moisture a Co, BY virtue OF a
deed OF trust from Thomas A Mitchell. dated MAY
r2. lolos ass e. SEQ one Of the land records for
washington county, 2. C., l shxn sell, Lots mum
beLed IS Is, II, IS, and g. IN 80 uare No, IIiI
Terms: One thlrd each; the residue IN g. and =,
months, With interest, secured ~ q deed Of trust
on the premises.
All conveysncinE a. the cost Of the purchaser.
II. EDMUND CLARK Trustoe
jI I7&SI&aug2l J. c. MEG UIRE A Co a1cts
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CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT.
CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT.

nUR THANKS TO THOSE OF OUR Gus
~ toners who have so promptly called and settled
their bills as rendered LIST of July, and will be
greatly Obliged TO those who have not settled, il
they will do so by the LIST August, as We are in wan
OF money due us at the present time
j. w. COLLEY q CO,
jy 23-5t 523 Seventh ST., above Pa. avenue.
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CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT

"A FIRST WARD.
The subscriber has on hand a large stock of sea-
sonahle BOOTS and SHOES, which hes
Is selling at a great sacrifice for cash. 14
Chldren's BOOTS ANKLE TIES, aud GAL
TERS, from % to 50 cents.
discs CATERS, MOROCCO BOOTS, and
SLIPPERS from IS cents to 81.
57a cents to 81.
. Mems CALF SKIN OXFORD TIES and MON
Mems PATENT LEATHER and CALF SKIN
CONGRESS BOOTS, from 81 to $3.50.
And all other kinds, equally low;
u 28-eo3tf Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and nth SITS.
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CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT

GREAT BARGAINS IN
VI DRY GOODS.
Selling of at reduced prices the entire stock of
Dry Goods in Store No. 321 Seventh st., few
doors above the Avenue. Pu chasers of Dry Goods
would DO well to call early and secure bargains as
the whole stock must be sold IN short time
The stock comprises every article usually found
in the Dry Goods line.
Call early to get bargains. HENRY EGAN,
in 70 st 52I Seventh 81,
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By A. GREEN, AuoiIon.eer

UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until fkiDAf, Aug. Sd, same hour and Place
~ % -eoodds A. GREEN, Auct
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FUTURE DAYS
BY WALL q BARNARD. Auctioneers.

by WALL a bAKNAKD. AuotIOneers.
H ARGE STOCK or MANTlf.t,AS DIS
II TERs, Lace BURNOUs Laos SHAwLs Avn
POINTS AT AUCTIoN-On THURSDAY NOM
INC, p Argus, 81 10 O'CLOCK, we will sell al the
store room on Nlath str o. FeXt 10 Perry Bro,'s
one door IRON Pa. avenue, the entire stock of a
Northern i'm ort-r aud mar ufactuTeT Of
Ladies' Black Silk MAntllas
French ana German Lace Manti las
Duster Lace do
Lace RurnOus and Piocolominis,
L tce Polnts aud Square shaw
Black and W hIte berege busters and MaptiIlas
so, kagl ens, shHvls busters, BonneTs &c. SC.
Asthis sale 10 peremp tory eat bargains nav ne
expected, The special attention of the ladlss ~
respectfully sole ted "
jyOd WALL & BARNARD. Auctx
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CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT.

CARD.-As an inducement for families to sojourr
y at the " HfGE during the months a. 4
tors have reduced the price Of Board to 50 le:E4k
per day and BIZ 50 per week, from August 1st.
JOSEPH SEGAR, Do..i,.
c c WILLARD, frroprlstots'
Old Point, July 26th. jy T-1m
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CHAMPAGNE on DRAUGHT

GID OOO WORTH OF DRY GOODS TO
RIFICE, from now until the LIST of september, 10
close business. at BAR Il BRO =, / street, be-
As this rs no humbug, you may expect great bar
gains. Intending to make a change IN business,
We obliged to sell out our stock by the LIST OF
September. Those who wish to purchase largely
must call soon, as we are already very busy in
measuring out our stock. This will also Be a good
chance for persons to buy to sell again. jy 28-lw
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CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT.

cape ISLAND. NEW yERSEY.-Visitors to
- Cape May will find good accommoda- 4 n A
tons at WHITE HALL. Terms only S8yEMy
per week, including the ride to the beach I:.5E
in the morning. Dr. s. :. MARCY,
n 2WA II, npTtetOr
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CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT

EOR E-A very valuable SERVANT
u WOMAN aud CHILD. The woman is about
"a years of age and perfect healthy: she is ex-
oellent house servant and nurse and plain cook
To any in want of an excellent servant she
would be invaluable. The child is absut years
old. Her owner is anxious to sell het in the Dis
tIlet. Traders need not apply. Adore s Box No.
2 star Office. jy8
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CHAMPAGNE ON DPAUGHT.

BALTIMORE
- BUTTER HOUSE.
Daily receiving fresh and sweet in Goshen pack
ages. Also, Ohio Butter, at 101z and 1871 cents
ELLICOTF 4 HEWES
~ Is SO Exchange Place, Baltimore
CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT.
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CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT.
464 SEVENTH STREET. AGA
AT THE OLD STAND,
The subscriber, grateful for the liberal patronage
6LSheretotore extended to him, has the q
~ pleasure to anpounee to his former IN
mn he has again opened ,tOTe at his old stand,
eSS7corner OF Seventh and + streets, with a full
and complete assortment of fine
GROCERIES,, TEAS, LIQUORS and CIGARS
he solclts a cal from all IN want of goods in hi
isfac'ion.
Flesh BUTTER and ESGs constantly on hand
daily.
Jy cow VIM. III. BRERETON,
CUANpAGNE ON DpATrcUT
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CHAMPAGNE ON DRAUGHT.

MAGNOLIA HAMS!
WI MAGNOLIA HAMSm
We have just received another supply of our
NJ t6NOl.lA HAMS, which have given suoh cat
sfactlon for several years past. We guarantee
every one to be OF the hest ora Ity;
KING d BURCHEDL,
Jy2 Corner eIfteenth st. and Vermont av.
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CHAMPAGNE on DRAUGHT

M NEW GOODS
w Hsve Just received q large stock Of Bleached
f3%EL fNSs. iklsH Linens, : Ss SsfS.
LAWNS, from cents to Ish; HOSIERY,
GLOVES. GAUNTLETTS, WHITE, RED,
BLUE and GREY FLANNELs in yssiety. We
which we have mari ed less than oost
jyS0 TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
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NEW STYLES GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
/ IN SHIRTS ofa sizes Also, large and supe
rior assortment LINEN and MUSLIN IN p ain snd
| fancy patterns and warranted to ht. CAL and try
at LANES.
i iY Sl-d 424 Penn. avenue.
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

Il THOMAS MORGAN
= Announced BY his friends q candidate tor the
Boa. d Of Common Council from the First ward
iY D ltt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-19
RI Is NOT roo MUCH 70 SAY, SINCE
OLD N d YoUN G.,
Affirm its Truth,
PROFESSOR Woops nam RESTORATIVE

PROFESSOR HOOPS HAIR #RESTGRdTIVE
win preserve nfalbly the growth and color Of the halr If
used two or week imaginable Per-
fecy The the bald with natural own orna
ment The hair make beautiful than sny oil,
and scalp all disease the age
Statesmen Attorneys Doctors ClergyInen Professional
men and gentlemen ladies classes Ill the world,
testimony that do shy too much in it's favor Read
HICKORY Grove st. Charles Co, No., Nov. 10, 1851
Prof o. j. Wood-Dea Sir Some time las: summer were
wonderful we feel cur dus to YOU and the acte
Our little sons head for time been reeciy covered
with sores and called it scald head The hr almost
ng advised us to use your Resoratiye did with little
hopes # BIT the eRa ss e9 at our and en
and xurant Of hair started on and We can now sy
hd rs s S9 ss child We Bsrsore Do
commend Restorative perfect remedy Tor all diseases
q inc s''' A4a AA''. sEs illSSiSSfR51EEdH4AN
becoming prnatureIs gray accompanied by harshne which
Wen @ ang Hair Reofave about Two
months ago that condition and having continued lis
color and assumed soness and us,re greatly to be preferred
to ho Se o inc 81 an 9 9f s
for every ady toilet whether be used Hair Restorative
9 ay s u re q M III Mo doubt
of its performing all that is claimed feT T. q svuovps
cincinnnti, o., Feb 10 ls5T. III Third street.
WEL11sGTos No.. pee.5, 1857.
who had using Hair Restorative was induced TO tTy
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thicker than it Nothing but duty ard sympathy
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benefit have received from Prof Woods Hair Restorative
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cent in proportion than the smal rsals Tor two dollars
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