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Ladies Ladies /! Ladies /!
y. I'D. cameron $ Co.,
l24 CANAL STREET,

l24 CANAL STREET,
Offer the public choice assortment Al new styles Of
Velvet, Wilton and Brussels CARPETING.
Imperial 3-Ply aud Ingram
Together with Rings Bsizes, Door Mats ETC.. etc. etc.
FLOOR OIL oLoTH-3to 81 feet wide Of the best and
dlum qualities
i i,la u silk. Wool and Worst
eN banasksi frlhges, nittEs,
All qualities q Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS
from SO TO S75 per pair,
WINDOW sHADEs-We have the largest stock to be fonnd
select FROM all sizes and newest patterns No establish
nen in the country offer better assortment of Garpetng
and Curtain Material than open for the inspection
Of housekeepers. sea 2p6t
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CRtrrENpEs GuARDs.-See notice OF j. ii, pe-
Grange, Secretary of the Grittenden Guards, when
calls upon them to attend called meeting at 9
o'clock this evening.
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Wteoc s. Gibbs,
S Il w IN G MA CHIN e

S e w L n Ct MA CHINE.
The points Of superiority this Machine rendering
desirable for Family or panationuse are
ana power being eapablao Of making
-FOUR THOUSAND stitches yer minute, and a PER
FECTLy RELIABLE STITCH
1t viii not drop stitches aud is noeess in It's operation
It's wonderful simplicity milking easy to learn 10 operate
T. Nc mistake can possibly he aade in setting the nsedle
D. Il viii hem perfectly required size the nafrowe
hem to that Of yard in Width also form and fell seams
without the difficulty experienced with other 3iachues
D. Last butnot Least e price Airy oarslis lower than
any other reliable Machine in tbs Market aud brings 1t
within the roach Of all.
kFurchasers will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the pyilegeof returning the Machneif after trial does not
prove TO be al werecommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
n5 2peodR 50 Camp street
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TnEERs are referred to advertisement of D. C.
Epwber Co, Is Camp street. who offer for sale all sorts
llaers' machines and tools
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Ererett Rangers, THia.e5 ward.

The EVERETT RANGERS meet THIS EVENING, Wed
nesday Sept. IS rs o'clock, carroon Railroad De
pot, corner Bafonne and Perddo streets.
R voters Of the Ward respectfully invited attend
LEA 4. BAkEWEl.I-, Pres't.
4. ri TERLANDER Secretary se26 2plt
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Crttteade,. Guards, .ftte,,tion .

The officers and members of the CRITTENDEN GUARDS
hereby notified attend called meeting THIS EVEN
ING, Wednesday, Sept &c, at o'clock.
By order Of the President:
se26 2plt ]. H. De GRANGE, sec'y.
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80. NryoN, GATOR and Proprietor.
early subscriptions, SO By the Week, 20 Cents
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, SEPTEMBER Is, 1860.

Es5EEErr RAaaERs, THIRD DISTRICT. By order OF
President Blackwell, the members q the aeoye
club axe notified 10 attend meeting TO be hela
this evening over the Carrollton Railroad depot
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.NasiosaaE Union Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT;
JOHN BELL, Of Tennessee.

FOR PREsIDENT
JOHN BELL, Of Tennessee.
FOE VICE RESIDENTS:
EDWARD EVERETT, of Massachusetts
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
First Electoral District. ..
RIyIERE GARDERE, Of st. Bernard, Eeeior.
q. DEFERRIET, Of Orleans, Alternate.
Second Electoral District
Hon. RANDELI. HUNT, of New Orleans, Eleetor.
JULES LAyERGNE, fNew Orleans, Alternate.
Third Electoral District
CHRISTIAN RosELIus, of Jefferson, Elector.
DuNCANs. CAGE, Of Terrebonne. Alternate.
Fourth Electoral District.
j. o. FuQuA, of East Fcclana, Eiector
HIN. FAyRoT, OF West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District.
THOMAS II. LEWIS, of opeousas EleclOr.
yALsIN FouRNET, of st. Martin, Alternate.
Sixth Electoral District.
JOHN RAY. Of ouachita Elector
Hon B. L. HODGE, of Caddo, Alternate,
Each voter the Polls his for SIX ELECTORS
zach of which reside separate Districts iy24
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sANFoRD,s
YER TNHIG ORAT0 Z
Never Dei,EIItates


tits compounded entirely from Gums, and has become
abslcd fact Standard Medicine, approved by
that have used It. and with confidence in all
the diseases for which it is recommended.
It has cured thousands within the last years who had
given all hopes of relief unsolicited cert
Gates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the temperament of the ndivid
ua taking used in such quantities 10 act gently tho
Bowels
Lethe dictates Of yo Judgment guide You the use of the
Invigorator. will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhua Summer Complaints
DysenteTy Dropsy Sour Stomach Babitus Gosyeness Ghoc
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera nfantm Fatuenes Jaun
dice Female Weaknesses may successfully as an
Ordinary Family Medicine It will Sick Headache las
thousands testify twenty minutes two or three tea
spoorul taken at commencement Of who use
are giving their testimony nits favor
Mix waterin the mouth with the Inyisorator swallow
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
-Also--
sandferi's Family, Cathartfe pills,
from pure Vegetable Extracts and put upin Gass
Cases, air tight, end F;iil keep in any climate.
The Family Caharc Pill is gentle and active Gathartlc,
8e tbs proprietor has used in his practice han twenty
long med Ps ahd He ssaetoh SheS Ill espsss ii 70
Ell 8 l Ss @ E kRs 9g y ri s Ct
The Family Gathartic Pm has with due reference to this well
established fact compounded from variety the purest
egetabe Extracts which act alike part Of the amen
Is needed, such as Disagreement he stomach, seepnes7
over the whole body cold which frequently, If
end S99e # Fsssr oss q Appes sssP
Weight in the Heod ~ InHnmraatory Diseases, Worms IN
many seasss il witch ash Is heir TO- numerous to
mention in his Dose p 3 Prize Dnnes
Daggsts generally and sofa by the trade in all the large
W SANFORD II, D., Manufacturer and Proprietor,
J. WRIGHT I co. ,.,...
mT&M And sold BY aysE7 DZrEgsss
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Hair Restorative /!
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grayl

THE ONLY DISCOVER
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Gray!
cd not only Initiate his Restorative but profess have dis.
covered something that would produce results identiea but
@ results Of Prof Woods pfeparso forced to
Prof o J. Wood co-qents The etIsi wsotS YOU in
have pnbe goFh Sa ny WI ad W III e
numerous inquiries touching tie facts in the case.
name as stated Il he second true
; 81 all therein third does my aa co s eqE
all and do invariably yes. My hair is
soft thrifty and better eooed tie ' an i true Of my WhIs
sS iG 9n S y asn s cs abs s
sare were used By png the t9ee II oose connection Win
been L tae fseeg q ggt number q letters from a. parts Of
NeT efand asking rue Il my hair All continued 70 BE- good
compounds as wei as This has no doubt been basey initiated
jury have not used any Of Your Restorative q any aeeoan
s months S i pan Is gsod ever na and gn
old and not gray hair in head facet and
received favor of two quart bottles last for which
gageit to my friends thereby induced them to try;
many kepiica until after a and then purchased and
send me- tes by hh can cevs fraud IN he Reorase
e Hd VII ae success and good & d. not
follow the failure caused by the impure article which
keep as Il the esci my hair
al Of me Of my opinion Of " yanSss 70
Aarons Run, KY, Nov. 80 1858.
PROF O. j. wooDDear Sir uldeertanly be doing you
great make known 70 all the world the wonder
using bottle Of Hair Restorative After using
head nearly destitute hair finally induced
tie of your Hair Restorative Now cgndor and justice compel
and beautiful growth half which pronounce ghes and
this Invaluable remedy who may
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Ererett Guard, Fourth District

The members Of the EVERETT GUARD hereby notified
that at their regular meeting, WEDNESDAY EVENING
Goth nst the YOUNG LADIES of the Fourth District will
present them with Banner
All Clubs and persons favorable the Union in
yited TO be present,
Rg-seas reserved for Ladies.
SECS 2p2t BY ORDER COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS.
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E5- Two Ferdiets. from very Important
sources, in relation to GRISTADoRO'S HAIR DYE The
first these decisions from pen of Dr. Chiffon who has
equal in this country analytic chemist declares
the Dye be absolutely deeteou ingredients This
may be called the Scientific Verdict
The second decision popular one The Thousands who
use the Dye arsunanimou in recommending all 9TH
for the exquisite natuaness Of the blacks and browns
mpars and the rapidty Of its effect This Public Verdict
The documents which constitute these vers NAV be seen
tue establishment of eRIsTADoRo No. Aston House. New
York.
soldeyerywhere, and appliedby all Hair Dressers
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT CO., p and l5 Charities street. General Agents
SOS 2plm&W GRIsFAnnRn. No 6 star House, N u
BE- Western RenOlt-Lima, Ia. July 5.'5s.
Mesrs W. +. aagan GoGents am enjoying my youth
fa halr at ATTY and we have with many instances Of The
same kind feel just that your Hair eooTing has
strengthened my eyes that has changed my Hir Three
years ago grey. By accident across bottle Of
seur Restorative, tried and found what 1t was recon-
enaed-hence tras satisfied Tint with little at
entlon largo sold ior The worth Of Inc article
only b. known 10 insure IL IN almost every family
the country have bu few dozen lei IL he Hse gross IT,
eaiyed in JANUARY last wish some more this week
Yours, truly, II. VI. WOOD.
Remember that this result was produced by Heastfae
iaitshe the original only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price 80 cents and 81 bottle Sold everywhere.
W. f. HAGAN i TO-, PropIiszors. Troy N. Y.
Orleans eli 2pimaW
a5-Why does the Wheeler q wilson con-
eern publish 50 many untrue statements against ihe seat
and does away with the leather pads loop cheek.
The sloa Machines still continue more than double the sale
Of al others, at No, u Canal street.
$40 aplm3w NJ, $. HEDRleK, Agent,
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ReM fathers.

meeting of This Club called for THIS EVENING, Wed
uesday Sept IT, ~ o'clock, the Of jackson and
Tchoarionas Punctnai attendance requested
By order Of the President:
se26 2plt# c. W. PrLLY, see'y pro ten.
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1Yhigs and Democrats,


fhLslDEAllaA hLLVlloN hEIGhNe,
Counties, and states.
="... 49,.
FOR 1Sds. 1852 AND is sc,
MAI If THIRTY r4ers
These can be obtained FREE or CHARGE, ut any Of our
Offices.
Parties II, be aarntg, nv rr names znt fo ci,a
,5,-,.. IN NJ ...ta5,,.t,.,. :, ~,
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE co.
selO 2pf
A&Gf0sC01'e.
BRUFF BROTHER s. SEiAyEIe,
o. ana 5so broadWay'
new YORK
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Three and q EK0lf Point
Seeing .EYaCRines.

NASHVILLE September Ii.
a the Tenne Stale Fair this day the highest premium
WIS awarded the Grover Baker Sewing Machine the
BsT for NIL classes Of family work, Also premium
awarded 70 the Grover Baker the double Loop stch
being uperorto the shuttle stitch for the same nnr
pose. These premiums awarded the Wheeler vii
son, I. NJ. Singer and Howe machines in competition.
se9h 1nEt
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SILVER PLATED WARE.
TARLE CUTLER
cRocnERY, GLASS AND GINA

We have just received, and are opening
Rich Decorated CHM DINING, TEA and TOILET SETS.
Gold Band :.
Plain White 81.
Iron Stone
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Death or Rats ana Reaches.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
j guaranteed to be the most safe and effective agent ever used
for the destruction of these troublesome yernlin
Be you ask for Wilson'S Rat and Roach Destroyer a,
Hhere are many spurious articles offered for sale
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT q CO.,
q and l5l Chatres street.
sea 2p3teod<W Sole Projectors.
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CAN PROCURE AT OUR OFFICE,
No. Ii Camp Street,
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Rs- Bunker Hill Rangers The regular
weekly meetings of This Club will be held their hall school
Canal Franklin Streets on MONDAY EN-
1NGS, at 7 O'Clock. By order Of the President:
sea 2pte GEO. o. BEAREs, Secretary.
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seldeyerywhere, and appledby all Hair Dressers.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by j
WRIGHT co. p and 5l Charities street. General Agents.
ses 2plm&W GRIsTAnnRn. No 6 Aston House n Y
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RAILROADS.

kTkW YORK AND HAELSM RAILROAD
IN FARE r. To ALBANY.
end after We6pe Janunry IS 1850 trains wtl leave
Twenty -i,th strt ct station New YORK follows
For W'llsn erridee--s.1n IL A NJ; 2Q ga r NJ
For White Plsins--l2:so AID sPM
-6o r. NJ from hhe street depot
Yer Croon Pale r. NJ from seny sIItb street depot
For M.lierm-3 ~,
For AesDy-oA NJ, tnsH aod $40 P. N express oonnec,
nc With the A. Central Kairosx.
RETURNING WILL LEAVE
WrisBuh hyidse-6s9 and go A NJ. and and $40 z. n
White Plarszs asd TN A. n; %tNr "
Croor-1 A. n. Nn!erton-YA N,
Ab.ny-il A. Y, msn ana 4:lo r M express irair TIA
NJ msu, and 70 = NJ, .ypress trains ghAL
BAN Fo-r Corners Tor s uaous Western karosd Sag
gaze checked fx e mail sui coraes of wao
and Cenire str sea from 70 Sis H. r. ADD fgon <RR z.
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ANU Hnc n ANT,s.


s'p, 81 SGi ,a5H M. 4sg
d, s q ssa,s .or Metnesdsys scnuamhpia and e Ne
sssi H ss-asa %SS rs 7ss ~ :ssss *
Wf1's''.1'tss 4 sSss.s,;, 1ssssy ,sn.A rsu..+
which be repealed Any seesans cha. .o.sr,,
nn., Miss fAfTi. 81
TnpnspAr tvrplse. Feb ls. ats "o''''
sps Sss yps.
which Va. SO .o,Aus..ci, SsS Tsce,d Friday ,a. -u
s 7. S;T,sf f''. ..s s' ;Ss1 ssss :::
os ,.,. .,ss, sss s..sr s.. .sss.,s.: ss
when WIN be performed a.. oes.so. Only rl'''or'
vim great se; sss s.Safs Ssiss ;saG MAJ SRA
This viii mes, ,siiye, be The crly opportuny OF hearing
nj: s % ss -. "a
A'' SS S:rr sh%, * sq'sss % ~ 'r'
nssf rsiri wAiiNks,
SsEsss 4 %';;'e: 81 :.v. tiTa. opera
With Its ex'rsoffmary s'st cast Including
BKlGNoLr FERsi nm5rIo. srMHI
Miss Patti ADDITION to s the music OF tho oper. viii ling
G@SSaE1 SSs! Fco Ct TIE susaq ~
ssa ssHi ee Ts r@gu S ns Ii sAS Ds
posed or NHs Patti by Sig Muzo
.pSs" snce at Ma Sssss % Siisr oh s.r '' ''
suns,y M has s
When viii re persrDsd bonze.u's
H.hfiKI
arrsnged ora,orio to ec,re PoHu.,"
VNAlLACK's THEATRE
w Doora n TO commence ~ TX 0elook.
I'm MiNuTtS lNTERxIbSiUN
fE1WFkk TIE JBfRD AND FOUhcd ACTS.
Tor hs accommodation Of hose ~shios gsoosrs
FOURTH WEEK.
To NlGn1.
And every eyepins ul further NOTICE.
1hE RoMAkCk
POOR YOUNG NAN.
Adsped expressly for this theatre hy Messs Hovepom "a
wards Letter walAck
PR LOSUE
Asuuel Marquis de Chsnpcey Mr.. Lester WAAek
Doctor Desmbrets dormeriy OF the French
army NJ. bTcu8nnn
Louise Van berger formeriy 10 kanuoO
Aeeper Of lodging house hrx- Vae0t
THs udAMA
Manuel Steward to n Lhroque).- MI Lesfes Wa1ack
octor lesmsre's.. Mr. broughAO
". de bavhorts Il OF tho wOrldb. hf. Wales
GAspsrc LAroque ian aged man, formerly captain Of
klttn coU hdentisi dcmeatc1. 6r vOu1g
r.
Yocpnet IN retoI Shepherd. IA. sos
neiIi... Wv
baesme Laroase augber to 0aspar ARE ve.n0a
Marguerite he- daugherl. .........Av BoeY
Madame Aubrey q fslsavo Of the Larcquo
inhhy ........-.., min MAry Ssnn1o
|e Slonb govefnessl Miss Morsnt
Christine Breton girl. Aiss Fanny kooveR
Jh, Music by M Robert Hsepei
The ARD spenc@ fceDery by isser wood
Between te irst second lapse Of 80 mcushaA
Between fourth AuH fifth Llsse 0G uunfAA
BOX hooh row open SIX dRys In ADVANCE
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(,ERMAN voI.KS C ARDEN As BOwRRY
VI GRAND ENTERTAINMENT 1UhIGHT.
Admission IL cents
THURSDAY. Feb l6 1860.
extraordinary entertainment for the benefit OF the sufferers
by the Finn street Gals slrophe.
ssion reserved seas 50 csuis; bacoay ssl,on
lOc be total will be handed without
cert eypeuseM We cs upou the benesoeat
UNDERTAKING LADIES' and genlemsa OF tho proesaoa
kindly rerueAted assist.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, SC.

A rckS FOR sALe -,sll HANDS HOS, FIvE WEARS
- od touwd d tspd sutshta for utlem q s0n, e
hsbt wsk. Apply ~ s2S p uith aveeuo
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a AODke n yARER SrORY AND BASkMHNr Ht0d
pa sscop Hnnsa. cn,stpng water and 1ss anures oom
situated ab,fh near eec 'ed ~ nue.
DO Twer,+tl slreet wi Re lot respecsba family Tor
shs Board Of tour perso address wner box sos Post
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INSURANCE..
1EIlIsH COMMERCIAL
~ lLsR lNsORANCE OOMPANY.
LONDON AND NEW YoRK.
OFFICE, NO. Is WALL STREKf.
tlAr4P over
Depcsded with C1Eptrouer Of New York. iQ0,0N
kETAbLfSHaD i81l
BoAsp OF hKFBREsS YORK.
Eoa. Judge Campbell J. Phillips Fhosnx. Esq.
Bfnry STDpelt Es9. James aalJaiiu ESQ
John Cryder, hsq A. Barclay Hsq.. az 0oagu-
samuel Ne1nors, hse. Hon. Eras.us Corning.
Stephen Whitney Esp.
20 extra charre Ter eroseirg The Atlantic
Rpco~psrss for children, knd Lie in all he
brzy ~bes
Catornis Australia Phes Peak rsks taken q, mode
ra.s rates
MANAGER.
GRO. H. KNkvITT.
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ees al hcf to half pas, precsoy
DOwfRY TBfATRR
~ y D. Der Sole iessee aud Proprietor.
Do open st' a Tciaek Curtain ~ o'clock
1Lksl AY kvkNlNG FEB II
To ith the spectsculsr Drama Of
hIkE kskllN.
To conclude vi h tie tesotifui Drama of the
Wrfr UF ghb Wish TON iSH.
MANANATJ Ab.......... hdiie. fOUiSE WE1tk
WErNksDAY kvErISG.-GTsId comp lmcnsary Testimonial
70 Mn. }. ii ALLkn.
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MR.. STDDOES' MATIEEEa
Goldbecks' Music Hail. No 765 Broadway,
On "Wednesday and hursday
At O'Clock p N.
Mr.. j. Il. bIDDONS,
who resided al different periods for twenty years. 10 all
parts Aria will deliver lectures the
ar religion the and the habta OF the
Europeans Of British India.
Admission 25 cents.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. To LET.

fCo NJ o. ihAsk-rHB DkSa Bls 8UILOINa 80.
l1 ssrnsy aress ie"sr part BE- assA fos s"sssc.
desired Possssls0 INN saiasaly Apply 70 u Read. 10
ovusrd sreek up saAha
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kAksuE's AMERICAN MUSEUM
GLORIOUS sUCCYss
Of Diou Bourctcaut drilling effective drams tho
O1OkCNN! UEiUkO NJ 'CCfokOoHl
OC1OkOOki CCrOhOoNi OCfUkUONi
LIFE IN LoUI,iArA
Fropcupoed ny the Press Public tho most
xED1IUk-oJ inhING DRAMA Of Tbk DAYt
EMOsiOH-sitShiNG MAMA OF THG DAYi
,rd 70 be repealed
TUESDAY kyhNlN0, te6. H. at * o'clock
Erm lbe
ACrns E'r CsfY, NEW MUslC,
tUfhCk's IGPY, NEW SCeNkRY,
Au1 1huk's copy, NBw COSTUMES.
AUTHORs cory, NEW EtfECrs,
AU7Huk'e cory, rev rEop sRflEe
In " ih cbotcc tabi~aaI the ooarss Of
which III ie . esentsd Tho
1BFNEbOnfE PLAN fATiuN.
ATIhAss sLAYA LANDING,
FXCJTIFs kx4Apk %UCrIOH,
ZUE Id FOk $.5oODI
JUD9H LYNCH In HIS GLORY,
DAGChhkfUTyPE A. a wfTTESS
Conf h3ksr,nN OF A STsAMkR,
ESCAPE OF THE sUhbEBEr,
lNllar On ihE SCALP IkAK
1Hk OtTOROOk SeLrPOIeOksD,
MAGNIFICENT TAbl.EAU EINALE
ArTFkSOUH ot Z. he MID WITH THE MILKING
Pail spd " HUtHAthrAU.
e ttnu. Of john Brown l,virs Bany AncnnJas
fe3p.B,s hsbg seal kc beautiful
Acnntsnce 70 cents, chldreu Is parquse Is cent?
sxra-
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GERMAN vOLK5 GARDEN, IS BOwERY.
" GRAND xETEBT .INMkNT TONIGHT.
Admission IL q pts.
THURSDAY FEB. Is, 1860.
An extraordinary eneytanmaot for the 0sneft OF the suffer
by the Elm street cstsstrophe
Adm ieaon reservod seAts 80 cents
Balcony, rs cent?; saloon, 10 cents
The total aoun Will be banded over without
expenses acies and gentlemen Of the profession hndy
requested 10 In these undertakings Please call
The once Of the Volks Garden before Tedne,
day afternooa, 3 O'Clock
RECEIPT OF THE LAST BENEFIT, ON FRIDAY, FEB.
IL, 1860
Received today OF The Hessrs o. Common Sick Co. p-opr
eors OF the Voks Garden, As Bovery, the Of
2fhe total amount sold for tckets benefit rgh
Feb 20, 1850
ErsCEY FARRAvD,
IS Forsyth .treet.
Mother OF he late r. louisct.e
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ohe latest styles and we'll adapted to the Spring trade
Bleaching, Pressing and repairing done at short no.
firo
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Mr. Fowler, post
master of New York, reached here this morn
ing and has made full and satisfactory explain
alton at the post office department OF the al
legged deficit in his accounts. They have ac-
cordingly been adjusted and permanently set
tied.
The bill for the admission of Kansas INTO
the Union is to be called up tomorrow IN the
House, and the calculation is that 1t VIII pass
by 20 majority. Its success in the Senate Is
doubtfulEat least with the boundaries propos-
ed by the Wyandotte constitution.
Hancock johnson, lieut. governor of Missou-
ri, has been appointed by the president, and
confirmed by the Senate, as United States
mnrShal for that state.
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Latest from Texas.

New ORLEANS, April 9.-The steamship
Arizona from Brazos is below, with 81 ,900,-
900 in specie, and fifty United States troops
On hoard. The democratic convention was
held St Galveston on the ID inst. The attend.
anre was large. The platform takes slrong
southern ground. A resolution was passed
recurring the delegates to withdraw from the
Charleston convention if the two thirds rule
is rejected.
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Mlramnn and Luarez.

New ORLEANS, April 9-The mails by the
sloop-of:war Savannah have arrived The
small pox was raging among Miramons troops
at edeline. 1t is doubtful whether Miramon
persists IN his course much longer. The bark
captured by the Indianoa was the Maria Con-
ception, of Marin's expedition from Havana
A Mexican steamer had also been taken The
decree banishing Americans and contiscating
their property had been published at the CAPT
tpI
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Delegates to Chicago.

MoRRIsrowN, Pa, April 9.-The Opposition
Convention for the fifth Congressional Dis
trict has elected James Hoover and DR.. C. NJ
jackson delegates to Chicago, and DR.. j. w,
Rogers and Frank Crosby aternates. The
delegates will vote on the first ballot for Cam
eron. Mr.. Hoover tavors Seward, and the
others are for Bates.
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Hartfnrd Citu Flectinn

HARTFORD, April AT the city election,
to-day, Henry L. Deming, democrat, was
elected mayor by 449 majority. The whole
democratic city ticket was elected by an aver.
age Of 466 majority. The aldermen and coun-
cimen are equally divided between the parties.
The whole number of votes was 4373.
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WithdraWs HIS Name

AUGUSTA, GA, April "a private letter
from Hon. A. H. Stevens, to the Georgia dele
gates to Charleston, protests against the use of
his name at the Charleston convention, as a
candidate for the presidency.