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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

Dysesfey.-Unlike other spscihcs in common use
fls seize on the scat Of the disease and extsr,i-
na,s 10 primary canse-by invigorating the diges
nels and purifying the blood they profnofs speedy
ssct OF health aed vigor. In bil,oasns
sion OF spirits they equally efficacious sold Nv
AL Druggists, at &c.. g.. and ii per box. seIiw
MsYER's Miraculous vYRxls DzsrRoyKR.
me otdest and best remedy known for exterminat-
Mssauitoes FIeas, Moths. o fsin. " orms and Gar,
UPnneipal Depot. Gle Broadvav. NV.
Sold By all Druggists everywhere. ma a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

~ SOAP AND CANDLE
WORKS,
GREEN STREET,
Bsttcsea Bridge and Water streets,
GevssfoirH, u. C..
A large stock of CANDLES,
Brown, Family, CASTLE and Fancy SOAPS,
Also,
TALLOw and GREASE
for Locomotives, Steamboats,, and all kinds of
machinery,
always on hand,
and for sale at prices
to suit the trade
C. b. JEWELL, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

FOR RENT-Five BRICK HOUSES Of the
Il handsome row of buildings, no v nearly read,
for occupation: situated on 9Th st bet~eeo NJ ana
y SITS. north For par Icula-s Inquire at No 26o
corner 18th and VI sts or 3s3 Pa av Fouth side
between IA and 9th SITS of VIM. II. CAMPBELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

FrTH DIsrRIcr POLICE B fore Justice TIL omp-
s0H-Seyeral persons, residing in the adjacent
counties Of Maryland and Virginia, have been
recently dned at this office, on the com plant Of
tes market master and the police Officers stat oned
al tne Cenue market, FOR occupying stalls without
paying rent. and for huckstering without license
The names OF all the parties have not been fur
nlshed to us by the police magistrate, because in
MS opinion u was not necessary to wound the
feelings OF some persons who unintentionally win.
lated the Cooperation law, but were nevertheless
Unable This morning n respectable market
venderl nom Stafford county, Va, who appeared
from his own statement to be unscq uainted with
tne Corpofat"n law In relation to :. hucksters. %
was convicted on bis own admission and fined Is
and costs which Were promptly paid to officer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-13

rkkhIuhs TO ALExANDEIAxs -Premiums We're
awarded az the late Loudoun Agricultural Fair 10
the following citizens of Alexandria:-Mrs III d,
Monroe, Tor counterpane, shen work, and wax
work II Price, for best three year old stallion:
W. ID. May, for best ehuru, best horse rake, bes,
straw and hay cutter, threshiEg machine and
horse power, wheat screen, dirt scoops, rag hold
er ana platform scales; Meade 4 Marye, for cider
mill, ground plaster, OK yoke, hillside piow and
platform scales; w Richards, n, for sewing
machine; w. r. Padgett, for double ser OF haf-
he.s for carriage; III L. Gregory for Lot Of stoves;
J. w. Malls, for gravel cement
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Brooklyn City News.

TIRE LAxBERrsoS CAsx-The trial of Lambertson was
continued in the Court of Sessions yesterday the attend
ance being numerous the day previous. The ev.
dence Of the prosecution closed and witnesses
examined for the defence with the view Of showing
that defendant intoxicated and therefore physically
incapable OF committing offence Of the nature charged
The trial will be resumed this morning.
THE EMERALD BENEVOLENT AssouAroS.-The sum Of
$500 realized by the late annual ball of this assoca-
ton The amount 10 to be handed over to the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum.
FATAL ACCIDENT FROM BURNING FLuD-Coroner Horton
notified yesterday hold an inquest the body Of
ures sustained by the explosion Of fluid lamp which
she engaged In filing. Deceased resided In Flushing
avenue, Schenck street. She 81 years Of age
and leaves family.
LIBEL Sur.-Hon. E. D. Culver, Judge of the Brooklyn
City Court, has instituted suit in the Supreme Court
against Supervisors Crooke, Wall and Devecchio for libel
contained IN an article published under their signatures
the Cay previous, in several Of the Brooklyn papers
wherein they charge him with malfeasance in Office
BRUTAL AND PROBABLY FATAL AssAuLr.-Coroner Hor.
ton notified on Tuesday evening that coored woman
pamed Silvia Mier was lying in dying condition at her
residence In Navy, johnson street. The Coroner,
accompanied by Surgeon Ball. visited the house, and on
examination found two of ribs broken several &C.
coDtsors about the head and marks OF violence on
other parts Of her body found Her deposition was
taken, from which II appeared that on saturday night
last her husband, Townsend Miller, knocked her down
and kicked her while PROSTATE. She lies In avery low
state. Her husband had made his escape.
THE LOBBY COMMITTEES 1.-THE President Of the Common
Council has appointed Aldermen Cashaw Franks Furey,
Smith and Walter, committee e proceed to Albany aud
look after Brooklyn interests.
CouRr CA1xNpAR.-Kings County-Specia, Term-Noe.
H. So 10, S1-Brookiyn City Court-Nos 90 a. IS, AZ,
5o H. 62 ST. So, 80, co. So, 81, 66, 49, d. 49, 81 TO-
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Markefa,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHuADxfPuA. Feb. %. 16

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 70, 1860.
Stocks quiet. Pennsylvania State SIS, 92ts; Reading
Railroad, 2o1; Morris Canal, BIZ Long Island Railroad,
Mh; Pennsyivania Railroad, 3s1s. Exchange on New
York. par.
CHARLESTON, Feb q, 1859
Cotton-Salcs TO day 200 bales. Market depressed.
SAVANNAH, Feb ri, 1880
Couon-Sales to-day $50 bales Market firm
BALTIMORE, Feb. %, 1850.
Flour quiet Wheat steady. Corn less firm, at 74c.
7ec Mess pork firm, at SIS s1s rs. wnskey dull
at 24c.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %, 1850
as $500 bushels at 81 so for white and 81 80 for
Corn unchanged. Oats dull and lower sales AZ &c
Piovisions quiet: mess pork SIS 60 SIS Is. whsxey
steady.
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the WRECKED STEAMER HUNGARIAN.


BosroN, Feb. 99-l2 p. NJ
There u no chance Of getting any news tonight from
the wreck OF the Hungarian Not word has come over
the wires to day from that quarter The eastern rns 10
completely down. and high southwest rsIe ID bk,w
ing In this section.
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GuB-EGBERT.-At the Reformed Dutch Church, In the
village Of Richmond Staten Island Tuesday, Feb 81,
BY the Rev. T. R. G. Peck, Of Charleston, 8. c., WILLIAM
H. GH to AARGAR EGBE1T, daughter Of the late Barnet
Egbert, all OF the former place.
SCvnY-NAsH-0n Sunday, Feb TO- ut the residence Of
CoRHnIus SguILy late OF California; 70 Miss GRACH
NASH, only daughter Of Charles Nash, Esq., OF this city
Ohio and Canada papers please copy.
TAYLoR-RANDoLPH.-On Wednesday, Feb. 1, by the
Rev. E. L. Taylor, EUGENE NJ TAYLOR 70 MARY SEELY
RANDOLPH daughter Of John B. Randolph all Of Brooklyn
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Police Intelligence,

srABBrxo ARRAY David Frank, German residing at
22l Fifth street, and Leopold Bloom, residing at $50 At
torney street got into dispute in the slaugherhouse Of
the latter in Stanton street. on Tuesday last when Frank
II is eged drew knife and stabbed his antagonist
the face nctng two serious and fghful gashes Frank
arrested and held to answer, by Justice Brennan In
Il goo bail
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DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
cal Truss with IA efectug
hernia rupture. MARSH CO. No vessu street, y. T.
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News nom the Plains.


fne new .sxican mail, from Pawnee Fork, arrived TO-
Gay some Indians were the route but, owing 70 an
escort being with the mail, made no attack
dsys sgo
quo instructed TO await at Fasnee Tor The arrival a
che mall which leaves this Office ON Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23

Crlstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees-Th best In the worid-wholesale and rsA and he
d. privately applied, n No. Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23
Organization Of . New Californta Ex-
press Company.

I8ANENWUKIH, n I. FeU II, I6OU
The Central California and Pixies Peak Express Company
organized yesterday. w. Russell elected Presi-
dent together with full board Of officers which VIM.
B. wadde Alexander Majors John s Jones, j. B. Simp-
son and B. T. Fickiin are prominent members The
company have purchased the entire material of the Pike
Peak Company, and will perform the mail aud express
service to Utah and California in conjunction with that
the gold regions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23

BownY TmAnx-A grand complimentary testimonial
benefit win be given to Mr. T. ". Neighau, acting mana
ger, n this popular establishment on Friday evening On
which occasion most Of volunteers and the regular CON-
pany win appear.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


ACabnet Council has been held today
All the evening papers state that the budget has been
very favorably received in the city.
The budget caused further rise in consoIs Railway
Stocks are still advancing
The negotiations for the French treaty have been
Issued to-day. Her Majesty appointed Lord Cowley
and Mr.. Golden joint plenipo.entiaries One Of
the dispatches from Lord Cowley to Lord John
Russell compliments Mr. Golden his active ex-
ertons, and both plenipotentiaries were honored
by her Msestys entire approval Of the which
they brought the negotiations to successful ISSUE
The mail steamer Cleopatra has arrived from the West
Coast Of Africa, with thousand ounces Of gold The
dates are, from Fernando Po Dec 3d. Camerons JAM l;
Old Caabar 3D. Bonny, 7th; Lagos, 10th; Cape Coast
l2h Accra l4,h; Cape Palmss 10TH Sierra Leone alst
Buchurich 26th; Tenerfe, 3lst The first Of line OF
steamers between Spain the African coast ar
rived at Fernando Pc on the 1s Of January Trade
gold coast was dull The British Admiralty Court at Sierra
Leone had condemned the brgantne Rosante for being
equipped for the slave trade. The war steamer Pluto
was reported to have been taken prize the South
ported.l
A despatch from ConstantnopIe Feb 4 via Trieste.
eaysSnce the departure Of NJ Tbouvenel reat change
has taken place in the relations of ambassadors Tue
French charge has scarcely had intercourse with
usSm VINO nsa irequent conferences wita
several conferences with Count Lallemaud
The Financial Committee intends imposing taxes on the
The Prussan Amb has expressed himself against
the tax on house rents
ROME, Feb. 10, 1860
In proclamation General Gozan expresses the hope
that the Carnival will pass OF without any disturbances
The Papa has arrested the supposed leader
OF the late manifestations.
PARIS, Feb II, 1860.
The furough granted to French soldiers been
pended
1915 P. N-The rcntes opened at eff. So
800 p. M-The market has been very dull and heavy.
The rentes closed at eff &c., being u decline since yes
terday
MADRID, Feb. s, 1850.
Several French vessels have been wrecked in the wa
hers Of Valencia The crews were saved.
SHIPPING.
Arrived from New York, r. Starkin, and Intrepid
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DrAWInB0 OF the OoI0W2re St8to L0tt('
Res wAOD kDDT co., Managers.
DELAWARE GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STArN
DHIAwAnr-ExrA CLASS, No. Sc, FxnRuARr a. 1850.
4s; &C., 81, 81; 49, 3 -, SS, 10, So; H. H. 49,
Z, 81, 56, 20, "a, 26, SO, SO, 2, Ga, 3s, IL, rs.
Circulars sent free Of charge By addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO., WILMINGTON, CelA vAre,
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Nm ELLEN KHY BLur-This distinguished elocutionist
whose previous readings In the metropolis have given
saaisfacton 70 The best audiences viii shortly give le
xary sojvee q Hope Chapel.
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Town Elections I'm Onondaga County.
SYRACUSE, Feb. %, 1850
The town elections In nineteen towns In Onondaga
county yesterday resulted in the choice Of seventeen
republican and two democratic supervisors There
eight to be elected in the city Of Syracuse These
stood last year five republicans and three democrats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23
The Question OF the Dissolution Of the
Canadian Union.
To.o.-o roh oo ,oan

very lengthy address from the Reform Association
appears In hit mornings Globe, advocating dissolution
Of the union aud the Establishment Of two pro-
vnces with local legislatures central authority TO ad
minister matters common to the whole country, and
written constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23
Arrivals and Departures.
AnnIVATc

Mr. and Mrs Shaw and VIM Nes Parsop John Mitchell
ppgEan MA, MAIy nnsry M snd Mrs Afms5o =.
wch Mr. and Mis- Baxter-and SIG in the s.eerage From
Johns, F.-W II Newman, Consul; Geo Elmsley, n
Nugent, Dunn, 8 q Archibald-And two in tn
seerage
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HoIloWa VS. Ointment We'll WuIbed

Beautiful Comp1exion.-Lafrd's Liquid
Pearl achieved popularity having equal FOX Seauyng and
preserving TIE skin 4s9 Broadway.
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The Cunard steamship Canada sailed at noon with
Halifax but SPECIE Weather mild and thick with in
dications OF rain
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sursRroR CorRr-Par, 1--Nos. ST., 275 SIS, AL So7
sol, 500, COL, COT. eo7, $685. AL, 6oe, Gill; 8l3, 6lb
Part Same rs before.
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Fracas between Philadelphia La wyers.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ~, 1860
During the hearing Of libel suit to-day, instituted by
the editor Of the Penypanan against the Sunday Alas
racas occurred between Robert Tyler representing the
former and James c. Van Dyke, counsel for the latter
The police nterfered, preventing serious collision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
CHARLESTON, Feb. q, 1890
The United States mail steamship Columbia, Capt NJ
berry from New York. arrived here at four O'Clock this
tuesday, afternoon.
SAVANNAH, Feb. %, 1890
The United States mail steamship Augusta, from New
York. arrived at nine O'Clock this morning Ali well.
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Mrs. windows SoothtnS syrup.
stases for chdren tsshns VIII never kns sucosss Re.
hef immediate and certain. Only q cent? bottle.
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HOII0Way'H Otntment WsII Rubbed ON
The Chss end Back absorbed and carried ra,uss
where immediate contact with tbs circulating blood L.
Esl1es 81 impurities witch ensspder Asama, oroaehas
Couaumpuon, &C.
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Hill, Inimitable Hair Cutter.-Hair Dye
30 eta Depot No Barclay street. Also sold BIZ all drug
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no THE LADIES or AMERIcA-LADrKs-THRRro RICE -
introduction OF the famous French extract ~fSsi MT
for the eradication OF Shin Diseases has received ~ app %
hs invfgoraang bSaunfynR ous]i-be O. for
fact The reliable erAdicsaor Of C1tsnsoas RI ms n
FreckleO Rodnesa Skin Dseasae Of Vhasaver pHons,
YER ever presented 70 ~ American public 7he eaesao.
complexion guaranteed be faithfully appU beautiful
careful liquid extract Of VIVA Flower, 70 bes
washing bathing the person dded TO tho
cleansing the Teeth few drops in the ao ued y
beautifully white and the mouth non ~ ee<h
HE0EMAE h CO., HAZARD a CADWELL. 49, sod BY
generally. American Agency Cnase (who en6 DuSuna
Y. 0sie} - 1yoAAs
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To Merchants
And DHALIRs IN

/ 10 Motcnant1
MAssc yS PIP ! Rlzzb-s sSs j soaps
suits without recourse or charge 70 them on he following
An seeouD. shs b rendered Of .. vuls.ni.sa Rubber
Soo. scs BY them snoe October isS Of ali goods now on
5ssy g g D:S H. sSa;sa ne r... Of "a
I M JSd: So y make s.rn
:s % :ssr.
a .:s:s sna .sS arc not b'
=: n ;ii DE ~ S s:s;res
eli % 9. SIa
5 9 " e e q e s9 ss1s s.
judge Inscr..n q ~. Csr a.. " Day :nou!a Ss%'
H.
wa. :rs .s sss: .s.
.pssdy dsciOn 81 ths cause, but we have bssn dsap
s.s q Judge n.:rss ne time nat =: s .r
1 1iss
scrsss pSTcSs.sd fom bay Or hS sssnt: having hs
wish to be- understood IS sosang .sreh.n 70
make any srrsnsen,sns with bs We deem 4 csr duty to
NEW Yoax. Feb. Is, 1850. M. 81 ana s Park row.
To Dealers and Importers I'm
ELASTIC vULCANIzED RUBBER GOODS
cssss: - is. y FEB We s,s a ssss?
he e e Y w n
tile vucanzed rubber goods a. are and haye been
&c y I I
e nd sS Iii M
companies firms harmless against any andsll VIM
Nohins In this sa be deemed 70 release singer from
SrT q ana
BE merchants nov sec their sssy IN o:ng Days cen:s
s s % G
suits have yet been brought to bearing op GOWN
New YORK, Feb. q. 1850. ALAxANDER Hay.
Keep Your Foot Dry.-Now Is tne Time
TO use BRowERs Composition. No. Reade street.
singers Sewing Machines, for Families,
T. e. 6
\ s1sa1R CO. Is = ss Ss:. :::: s BOOK
London Club sauce.-This UnrivaMod
Sauce msnnfac.u.ed b. Parker BrSs London b OBJ
Defiance saIamander Safes-With Pa.
proof And pa0r GATES Hp.E
Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and su,Esr pref Safes III Broadway corner q Murray
Everybody Could be Useful and Happy
s
IS sGosdwsy u:s Sh needed by
sons
Barry's Trtcopher0us - the Best and
., ssa Ss ~ & % Sus1
srusS: i.. -'A - ' ~ ~ - " = A "
Batohslor's Hair Dye, Wig and Toupss
saesoy rs@eved 70 u Bond srsst PFivsas entrance for
Hill, Inimitable Hair Cuttsr.--Hair Dye
s. Z. D'''' No. 0''' '''S A''' '''' ~ III ''0s
Mrs. winslow,s soethin~ syrup.
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TTgRPUL IN ALL FAMILIES,
u HRGEMAN& CO.'S BHNzNE, -.
uuos eresso Ao and glove Hnca removes pa&nl
equal % new, without the EngAAea m ma rDoonx -
scA ~ III drusyAA = csas p9' az 70 eosor q msses
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Everybody Could bo Useful and Happy
they hsd The proper oceupsop and knew how 70 control
correct chronological examination, given FOWLER
WELLS, sos Broadway, just what needed by most per
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Pusa IN accepting Eagtand's proposition on the Ita
liz question: makes important reservatou-thas she
could net approve any combination that might be in oppo
sou 10 tho principles Of legitimacy on which the Prus
sian monarchy Ia founded.
There was report that Russia win make similar 70
servation.
INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
Tho Calcutta and China mails reached Malta the
9th, and were due In England on the 18th.
The India news ID unimportant.
Three Queens and two native regiments have been
ordered nom Madras 10 China.
Exchange 1t Calcutta n. Id. Exports steady.
The Chinese were strongly fortyng Pekn and the en-
trance to the Peiho Ten thousand Tartar troops were
conferred near the Peho Tho British energetcay
preparing for . campaign.
Exchange ct Hong Kong had declined to IS. old Rice
was active at higher prices Imports dull.
Exchange At shanghae o.. Sd. Trade brisk Freights
unchanged.
At Foo ChowFoo tea was very firm.
At Canton business was depressed.
The tonnage dues had been arranged under the Amer
Can treaty.
Trade with Japan stopped by the excessive demand
OF Europeans for Japanese gold exchange for dollars and
by insults offered the Japanese The British Consul had
issued nothsaon blaming the conduct Of the Europeans
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To Dealers and Importers I'm
ELASTIC YuLGANIZEn RIRRRR Q00DR

Keep Your Wcot Dry.-N0w Is the Time
TO use BROWERS Composition. No. Reade street.
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VxyORrH KNOWING.--PROF
w cd q remedy for the gray ar

ucsbe chesp requires bald which o que Rree~
trouble There be 0o oyepg ~ w.. VI
ey We rave seen sruor 70 s Jous ~..Sd nanber M
iass Who have been bs hsh saatnz snd mora SortA
-. fnr ro~ wetrnG thor ow0
40 ka I, pes case than ,hsy ga sI1 mopsQ
- n..s 49," baiss Ard bald beads Arc bod
INSURE sno unnssnT tuiy remedy them BY he
Kindly of n H. seioed Read ~ .dvsr,sew~ss
~ rs "o.dss remedy sad give tbs Professor ,eat
Sid 0y ~ 65spas.s5ic ugxss. Depot IA BsosdwsIs
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DETROIT, Feb. 70, 1850
The Democratic State Convention for the election OF
delegates to Charleston assembled in this city today
Geo. v NJ Lothrop, ex Senator Stuart Geo. W. Peck and
P. H. Riley elected delegates at large, and eight
District delegates elected to the Charleston Conven
ton Resolutions passed reairming the Cincinnati
platform, acknowledging the binding force Of the dec
sons OF the Supreme Court, denouncing John Browns
raid, and charging uneQuvocaly upon the republican
party; presenting Stephen A. Douglas the choice Of
Michigan and the Northwest, and expressing the belief
that he and will support the country, and denouncng
the present and past State The Conven
ton very full and harmonious. The delegates
elected by acclamaon and the resolutions were nnani
mOuslV adopted,
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singers Sewing Machines, for Families,
ors, aud all manufacturing PURPOSE are unoquaed They
arc capable doing more work and Of earning more
than any msohne IN market rhe fAny machines ut 80 and
u.s. Are attr acting universal attention.
L II SIN0ER : Co. 4se Broadway N.Y.
lo0 Fulton ptro0k BROOKLYN.
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MISCELLANEOW1.
4 ~ AaAD OF aAIR,-rHE CrzAPWR AM
WILSON'S HAIR OoLORRR
1he only article IN The world that viii provouSAhs 49, A
turning gray and change 70 IL original fs NE
II NOT DYE
Dat WIN color u k nom a.y shade from Light Known n q
JET BLAJk ok BROWN,
without hjayDg the AAir Of ~ most dsiests IRA =,
sosbs n spplyng ussd Z. freely water: n ssl9
Ne linen Or eoorfnG the aku but Aor thrpe unp
ees win change ths ooor Of 10 hair 70 any desi 49,
7wENrYrou CENTS BOTTLE
q ccsslss for q sold yhclssale ana ren 9OOffEug
CALL1NDkR CO., PhilAdolphiS.
Rorp 4: e IL a. eS % en- h1yc
ssnt V any addrsss As Unod STATE. b. insosug 81 N ss
New York Full dhsstions accompany sach botic
A. GREAT FISH SAUCK.-IRIsH MUSHROOM CArsuP
~ Qenutne "a congnrent win bs sofa a hall COT a
Nassau street. Agent for wis's cssbrated yrsh Whitley
Daily expected, per ship William TnpscoH tho largest Dcr.
United Stases
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Aerrlhg's Patent Champion F1re
and burglar proof Safes ~ broadway, q Nurs
street. New York
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Defiance Salamander Safes-With Pa
tent powder proof Looks and bars Also FIRE burglar
proof sideboard and parlor cafes Depot % Murray
corner Of College place. ROBERT n. PATRICK.
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London Club Sauce.-Thfs Unrivaued
sauce, manufactured By Parker Bros London be
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