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THE LENNON SLAVE CAsE.-The full History Of the
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NAMPAIGN DOCU NTs'
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DICH CARPETING-SPRING STYLES
III SMITH LOUNSBERRY,
No. 456 Broadway, near Grandst,
invite attention their Spring Styles Royal Wilton Velvet
Tapestry, and Brussels CAltPETlNO.
Also reePy and Ingram OF every variety Of style and
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A TTRACTIVE SEASONABLE GOODS.
N 100000 worth Of An .,, ,,,r,,s
For the next 80 days at greatly reduced prices.
plack Lace Flouucings and Center Pieces.
Rick Lace Manlas Shaws and Points
Real Point Lace Collars, Sets and Handkerchief
Naeneiennes and Medallion Collars, Sets aud handkerchief
new lot Of Valencicnues Laces just opened.
Pads Embroidered Iiandkerchicis, Collars, aud Sets
Fine French Bonds and Muslin Trimmings.
lnfans Caps Robes Ftocks Wasts Aprons, and Cloaks;
Together with superb Selection of aoe in the trade
all of which we offer at unprecedentedly low prices.
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0A1 CHARLES HEARD d Co., 00I
Jul 3O1 30l, 30l, 3Ol 3Ol, cOl
GRAND-ST,
win offer, on MONDAY, May %,
REDUCED PRICES
80 PIECES PLAID SILKS at 2 per yard,
REDUCED FROM 50 CENTS
20 PIECES PLAID SILKS, at 81 per yard
REDUCED FROM 60 CENTS.
30 PIECES RICH SPRING SILKS at 4l6 per ward,
$50 PIECES VERY RICH CHENE,
CANNELE,
PEkIN and
BAYADERE SILKS
REDUCED FROM 81 25 TO Sl So
ALSO
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of
RICH GRlSSELLE, FOR TRAVELLING SUITS,
At g per yard REDUCED FROM 50 CENTS
900 RICH FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES,
From IS upward
Also,
Full Assortment of
Burnous and Mantilas,
From - to +lO
Hsusekeepers and UpholsteIers
VIII md a splendid line OF
Rich Lace Curtains m Sets
From +3 to 10.
Reduced from Double the Price.
Rich Lace and Muslin Dppery at II per yard
Reduced from Q.
Reduction Real, and No ESaggeration.
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No. SOl GTanast
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.lxrH EpITIos Now READY.

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THE KANSAS NARRATIVE BY John Doy Of Lawrence.
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Drp GOODS.

GREAT BARGAINS in MANTLES.
~ u. 5. MILLS a Co.
OGer their entire Spring Importation OF
LACE MANTLES, POINTS. &C.,
Below the cost OF importation.
Also, large Stock Of
SILK AND CLOTH MANTLES,
In variety, In all the Paris shapes at greatly re-
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WIN be Published about the 10th Of June:
NyIE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
or ILLINOIS,
pFWCIICAN CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
BY d. w. BARTLETT, -
V..b,gton Corresponden Of The New-Yok Evening Post
and The Independent
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With fine STEEL PORTRAIT
Also cheap edition the in Paper Covers Price - eta
We claim have this advantage other publishers adVe
pg e Life Of Lincoln We give the Of the well known
correspondent OF The NewYok Evening Post and The lnde
rendef az author while other parties advertising editions OF the
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Peais of Laughter.
- MIIEIfEN tine Blind Preach

tn. Rev WIN. II. MlLBURN, the Blind Preacher" and
oruer plain Of Congress, will deliver bls
INIMlTABLE LECTURE
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Isanc j. Oliver's
MODEL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. % BEEKMAN-ST.
GOOD WORK, SHORT NOTICE, LOW PRICES.
%. H. A., Washington Cha pter, No. 2.-Members are
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crner Of Grand and Ludlowss on MONDAY May ~ az
k for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of deceased
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Special Notifrs.
Baker a. Goodwin, Printers,
Printing House Square.
, frN~nI Mann ArNxnr


MORE NEW TYPE MORE NEW PRESSES :
judging the general indications in the Business World
the Country Is entering upon Period of Prosperity which
promises to excel the prosperous OF the Past To
provide the great increase Of patronage which already
pouring in upon them the Propeors Of the Metropolitan
Steam Printing Establishment have recently made very
cnye additions their before unequaed stock Of Types and
Presses and completely prepared to meet all Orders
matter how Large Urgent without Disappointment Delay
The Assortment Of Letter in this Office for General Printing
probably the Largest in the Wod comprising nearly ONE
THOUSAND DISTINCT KINDS OF EVERY DESCRIP
TIoN OF PLAIN FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL TYPES
BORDERS AND ORNAMENTS for every conceivable variety
of from the Smallest Card Label the Largest Bill
Poster In addition this Magnificent Display of Type the
Prorrietors possess complete GALLERY OF DESIGNS,
brseing
TWO THOUSAND DIFFERENT ENGRAVINGS
adapted almost every purpose Of ustratOnsn advantage
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THE STEAM PRESSES AND MACHINERY all Of the
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ambitious sustain the reputation Of their Establish
pains stn further advance the character of the Art
which they have been long and successfully devoted
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New Irving HOuse, Br0sdway
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Parsons's ExterIninator,

The btSI IN InE NCisADb
la defoyed ali tine COcuOaches and Rats at the Deyst
ouse New York It. effects certain Sold Dy All DIussnt
Iopghout tLs United States and Canada
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The First Out !


ABE THE GIANT kILLER :"
We SHAH issue THIS MORNING a Large Engraving Of
he Republican Candidate the Presidency, suitable for
lrse Political Posters We shall also have ready
he copies for Club Rooms 6c Every description Of
POLITICAL PRINTING in the shortest possible time aud Ut
he lowest cash prices.
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fireworks.
9tationerp anb fanrp GOODS.

RARD BROTHERS a. Co., Manufacturers of
- GOLD PENS, PEN and PENCIL CASES No. 81 Maiden
lane, NewYoEk Mandatory Brooxyu Conn. Gold Pens
repaired or exchanged.
hANlD WALKER, StatiOner, Printer, ana
~ Blank Book Manufacturer No Park place under Broad
way Bank Tags and Counting Notions In great variety
GOLD PENS and GOLD and SILVER CASES
~ ~ to $40 Gold Pens sec to 20, sen. by mail rens
changed Pens repaired for 39c. g. +. HAWKES., "a Nss.
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CKIRTS! SKIRTS !! SKIRTS -! Cheapest
- and best Skirts in New YorkBet Steel skirts sprins,
81 cents IL springs 50 cents Is springs IS cents 20 SPRINGS
and be convinced Mime. DEMoRESTS SKIRT EMPO-
RUM No 473 Broadway Nos 800 and 299 Canal st. No lis
sh-av No IA Grand.t and corner Fulton and Pierre
pOnt sts. Brooklyn
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Ara great REDUCTION from AUCTION.

II
JEFFERS Of No 53 Broadway would respectfully solicit
the ladies of New and from ali parts the Uniou call
and his elegant assortment of French BOOTS and
SHOES and embroidered Toilet and Bridal SLIPPERS. Prices
CONNIE ensurate with the times
JEFFERS, No. 57a Broadway opp Metropolitan.
COMETHING ENTIRELY NEW Ives Patent
- sleeve-Butons and Shirt Studs Cuff and Collier Pins
for Ladies' and Armets for Children They require button
holes do not unaen combine great beauty and utility FOR
al manufacturers prices the Gold and Silver Wschcase
Mandatory Of JOHN H. GIFFIN No 81 Nesey NewYork
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HA Brilliant Lecture-The Rev Mr. MILBURN will
dive bis amusing Lecture What Blind Man saw in I'm,
TBE COURT OF DEATH will be exhibited All for one price
- cent
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Ward Lincoln and Hamlin Rati1-

LINCOLN AND HAMLIN
RATIFICATION MEETING.
The Republicans this ard viii meet at their headquarter
No 435 sthay on MONDAY EVENING next the 18th inst
at o'clock the purpose rang the nominations Of LIN
coin and HAMLfN. Republicans attend
Nm Curtis Moves and other prominent speakers Of the Asso
citation viii speAk a w. GRISMOLp GRI President
4. c. JOHNSON,
Secretary Committee Of Arrangements.
ions }.Ts. TsssEH; TSnrSS,,, Secretaries.
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by Republican Central Committee Of the City Newly
are requested TO No. 6l3 Broadway, MONDAY
EVENING the 2sh instant. JAMES DAVIS, Prest
JOHN Low IANLOR Sec
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PROPOSALS FOR SEALING WAX.
PosT OFFICE DEpARrMEx1, Jul, a. 1aso


SEALKD PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment until the 81 day Of September next at /:
O'clOcS noon, for furnishing Sealing Wax, for the
use Of the Post Offices in the United States. from
70 the Sist day of December, 1854. The Wax TO be
delivered, free OF expense at the blank agencies OF
tne Fost Ofnce Department, at Washinttjn, ID, g.
New York city and Cincinnati, Ohio.
The estlmsLed quantity Of Wax req ired at eaaE
agency yearly IS specified below.
DISTRICT No. l.-WashiaEtor d. C.
80 pounds OF Scarlet Sealing Wax of good anal.
lty, for ordinary use.
DISTRICT No AT Nstc York city.
90 POUNDS OF Scarlet Sealing Wax, same as 10,
district MOL
DISTRICT No. 3.-Bt Cincinnati, Ohio.
4o1 Ponncs of Scarlet Sealing wax, same as for
district No /.
bidder, the best bid TO be determiL ed after oarefn
examination for the purpose Of asoertaining whIoh
Olu WI !, IN Its PRACTICAL results, be most adyauta-
geous TO the Department.
II the Districts should be reconstructed or In
creased IN number, the sealing Wax snail be delIy-
cred AZ such pace or places as the Postmaster Ger
era bhAit deslgnate, at pro rata prices
samples OF the sealing Wax required TO be fnr-
nlshed can be seen at. or procured from either OF
the shove named agencies. -
Each bidder must furnish with his prono,.l. an
lder &c OF his ability 10 comply with his bid
IS0 sufhclent securities will be REQ uired IN I.
CONTRACT. Failures TO furnish the Sealing Wax con-
uaoted lot promptly, or furnishing an article infe
nor u tdat attracted for, will be ennsdered .nf
olent cause for the forfeiture OF the contract
blds not made In accordance with csc prOposal q
will not be considered p r
Proposals must be arked. on the outside OF the
enveIope, proposals Tor Sealing WaI," and the
letter contsi ming thom addressed to the Frat AS
slst-nt Postmaster Ge-eTal, Washington, ID. C.
J. HOLT,
" <o-'a"4V'in Postmaster General.
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SEVERE STORM IN LOUDOUN COUNTY, NA.-The
Loudoun Mirror says;-fhe vicinity OF Leesburg
was visited on Saturday last with storm of wind
and rain, the like Of which is not within the re-
collection of our oldest inhabitants " The
lightning flashed, the thunder rolled, and the
water fell in torrents-hoodi streets, filling
cellars, and rendering streams i'm passable. Fences
were Frustrated, trees, uprooted, and corn fields,
In some instances, utterly ruined. MeSsrs. Henry
Saunders, Robt. Harper, Peter Myers, and r
Bentiy, jr, suffered much in the way of loss OF
corn and hay crop. VIM. Ball had the porch
blown from his residence,-Rsed POulton lost
two cows. killed by lightning-and William
Wright, near Waterford, had his stack yard, with
the exception OF one stack, consumed by the same
element His loss OF wheat is estimated at from
i've 10 six hundred bushels Five hogs, belong ing
to Geo D. smith, near Waterford, which had
taken shelter under tree during the storm, Were
killed by lightning. A tree in a thunder storm
IL poor protection for a man or beast. During
the continuance of the storm never witnessed
more deluging fall Of water and what Is little
singulsr, we hesT that six or eight miles south OF
town, and from that on toward Midi eburg, there
was scarcely rain enough to lay the dust.
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ARRIVALsdT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-P A Rrays, Nd; K r
6rtmesi Va; 4. 4 sht n. 90; J Stuart G. VI POrcs.
Cali Johnson, I'D; Rev r BOgden, Va; G. p
yankIns; DO; Or miles, Ga brooke and daughter,
ArchsI;A smith, OF Va DIR 7 Mitchell, Ny, NJ
Hort Va: IL "A Bowman, o; A Bowman sud
family, w Eough, Mo; Abel, do; w Payne,
Frances, w d scott, p g Wither, Of Vas n
hoAfee, Miss; VI Jayne, 90; J l. McIIraine n.
y Bishop, Cti Brown, Pa; I Mack NY; X /.
brOS'T, Ia a Dung. Nj; LehOf, do; Dr J
Wsdo,s, Va; Wood, ny; W Fsrss, Ala; Craw
Miss Pau, sc; MerulIes, NY; J ID Mayef, La; A
Brown, DO; Page, Miss Page, L W Page. OF
Tenn; X FIe d, W Field, J Aernich, of Miss; q
Watkins and lady, Nd; Miss Watkins 90: Mrs
) Johnson. hyi u c W axe enn; l. J Cumnins,
do; n w oOlfOrd, do.
BROWNS HOTEL.-H Clagstt and dan h.ar,
son, Va; Commaok, La; ] A SmiI. Nc; J camp
pei, Tex; h WetherspOOn,J Wyer, Mfss Wolf =
ersPoon, Mrs WyIiE, Wylin, NJ stuart IND
ium, y Mon and y. Brown, Ala; G 1. Buck ID
Batc5sldnT. Va Mrs Harrington, Ind; Mrs fgiuE.
Miss Evl1g, J r mssrs, Mo; ] Pend elton Va: &,
on, Tenn; Miss Hughes, Miss Greenwood W r
OSc1', WAGNER, Ky; VI Benson %; w Parott,
Pa K frentls. Va: Baker, Nd; DIR p Holm.n and
~, MISS King, Ala; Nj FTeven, Md; Or G Kills,
La Lane C.; Elbry, o; X Wlst, w AlexaI'
%s w Ma M.ie{i ~. Tex GRIM NY; Inbcldsn,
w Cunningham and ly, Va; Buck, Miss.
,-klRkWOQDH HOUSE, r Masters, 6rinps,
Va; J Mckinney, Tenn; w Cabbage. Pa; 3 4.
CLLdress, Tex; b " scott, w Dale ard sod MIS-
e foIt, \ "; Roebuck, Eng; Capt Carnigan. NJ
M Il Lyme, Va; w Ia aok, Eng; Hon " -
stle', Hon l. Lyon, Ga; X Key, w FiileT. Tex;
Ball. n PULLMAN. Va w II stobrldEs, Nc.
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LoEDOUN AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The Loudoun
Agricultural Fair will take place this year on the
sth, 6th and eth days of September next, in Lees
burg, and will doubtless be one of the finest and
most attractive exhibitions ever held by the So
eiety. Occurring just before the fall seeding, and
during the time Of thresEing wheat, fine OppOr-
tunity will BE- afforded merchants TO exhibit
and sell fertilizers, agricultural implements, &C
and to form the acquaintance Of the citizens of
LoudOun and neig boring counties, with whom
they viii now be brought into contact by the
opening Of the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
SHIRE Railroad Already the benefits Of this 70 q
are being felt, and /; behOOves our merchants to
use every e1ertion and afford every facility to
secure this itch and valuable trade.-4Iex Gazette
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING TeE era
TOM ROUSE Ar BALTIMORE, NM
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
" -

~
PROPOSALS will BE- received at this Depart,nart
nnul the hftesnth day Of September, A. D. !ss ; Al
" o'c.ook, noon, tor the repairs Of the t,usio,n
noose aItnOrlzsd 10 be Teralre. al Baltimore,
MAY and, according To the pans and soeoIfc, ,
tloGs prepared at thIs Department. RidfeTs Wi
ne fee uIred 10 receive tie old cnst-IroD woyk d..
nsey WIN N part PAYMENT OF the work At IN a
Iste OF one Collar per hundred pourd', and viii be
trguIIeu 20 Inrnisn 81 the o. atsril and perform an
Ib7 necessary labor 10 COR pete the reDsyz aaoor
Ing 10 the . ans furnished.
NlnetY per cent. Of the amount Of work done a nd
materials delivered according TO oontract nSIoS
IsaiI amount 10 De asceTtaIned in tho manner pre
eono@d by tht contract, by the estimate III a
10y % ne department appointed for thai pur-
Pesel vi Dc paid monthly, the work proyre es
ana ten par cent. retained until the eomnis,SCn 81
sac contract and acceptance Of the worx ~ tfi
hgeRt oTesaid, and to De FORT tied IB tie ~
NJ ~ nl'osn ni OF contract. specifications ID
uIaNlngs VIII De reads on the 18Th Of AuzuSf rban
IN can be had on application To the LENA I'm ~,
ae pfSPoss must be sent to til D. pSTtmeEt
bodtessed o me ceoretarY of the Tressury al
,s,. y endorsed PI9Posai' for Tepaning i6s Bghi
NOE Ck't@tf hoVSs,' and slil ne oman - o.
90 oi The !.st day named Tor rec inn the
same. " wing the
HOWELL COBB,
~ = 4HH secretary Of the Treas uTy
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IJA Southern Planters Convention will be
held al Holly Springs, Mississippi on the 18th Of
October next This meeting is exclusively dis
connected with politics, having for its object the
improvement Of the condition and the indepen-
dsnee of the planter upon home productions The
great Interests ofagTiCulture and mec banics will
receive the undivided attention Of the delegates
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MEDICINES.
SEE WHAT AYERS sARsAPARILLA
DERANGEMENT OF THE LIVER.
SToTT's CROSSING,

STorT's CROSSING,
Tallsds ga Co, Ala Aug 9, '5e.i
Dr.. J. c. dyer, 1otrtH, MdSS.-SII ] take my
pen 70 tel you what your SAkSAPARisBA and
CATH RTlC FILLS have done for me. / had
been afflicted with Liver Complaint for six years,
during which | was never well, snd much OF the
time very sick. My Liver was sore to the touch,
and, the doctors said, was congested. ] suffered
from severe costIveness ard diarrhGa alternately
My skln WAS DANNY and unhealthy mJ eyes and
skin often yellow. Occasionally hsd voIscous
appetite, but generally none AZ all dreadful sen
satlon of oppression on my stomach, with languoT
and gloomy sensation of sickness sill over, kept
me in anguish. You o8nnOt know how much suf-
Tered from an lndesorlbabe feeling of distress The
long continuance of this condition, without relief
had worn me out that [ never expected TO be
better; but reading, in the Christian Advocate, of
your SarsapaTllla, commenced taking IL, with oc-
oasIonal small doses of your Pills, TO regulate the
bowels as you direct. From the first, II had more
effect upon my disorder than supposed any thing
GOULD have. regained my health rapidly, AID now.
after eleven weeks, enjoy as good health ana
strength as any other man. May the Dispenser of
all good" shower blessings on you
JOHN w. SToTr
Mass. jy l9-eolm
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RUCBg.

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT RUCHU,
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dissipation,
kaTly lndIsoTetion or Abuse,
Attended tsith shs fOllotciHs Symptoms
lndIspositlOn 10 ExeIton, Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimnsss of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal L.ssitude of the Muscu sr system,
Rot Hands, Flushing of the Body
DryneBs of the Skin, EruptiOns on the Face,
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These sJmptomE, If allowed TO GO or, which this
medicine lpvaIi1hly removes, soon follows
I1fPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
IL ONE OF WHICH The PATIENT MAY E1PIRK.
Who can say that they not free uently followed
by thOss "DlREFUL DISEASES"
"lNSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering,
UT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE r ECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS
And the Melancholy Deaths 6y Consumption
Bear scple witness 10 the truth of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen
And InvIgorate the Systom,
Whieh HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU inraTi-
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