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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-27
TEEE
CT r z AT W ONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTERY,
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Ban. MAINE, Jan. 30, 1856.
GAYS the st. I.,uis (Mo Ur,mocrut: Below,
~ we publish letter to DR. Wood of this city
from gentlemen in Maine. which speaks glow
inglv of the superior merits Of his hair tonic
Such evidence must have its effect. when com.
ing from n relnbie source. If certificates are
guarantees of truth, the Dr. needs u" cncuni-
ums, nor useless Pufrry from the press:
BALTIMoRE. jan. 23. 1853.
PRoF O. j. WnoD & TO. saskatchewan IInv-
ing my attention called few months since to
the highly beneficial effects Of your hair Irsto-
ralive was induced to make application of it
upon my own hair whicl, had become quite
gray, probably one third white nv whiskrrs
were of the same character. Some three months
aince procured bottle of your hair restura
tive, and n:"d soon found it WINS proving
what had wished / used it. about twice n
week. have since procured another hottie
of which have used some. can now Gritty
to the world that the gray whit" hair has
totally disappeared, both on my head aud face
and my hair has resumed it aiurnl color, and
believe more soft ard glossy han it has been
before FOR twenty years. | am now sixty years
old; my good wife at the aye of fifty two, has
used it with same effect. -
The above notice ] deem dTn to You for
your valuable discovery. | ava a-surrI thar
whoever will rightly use, as pen directions will
not have OCCASION to con,radnt ms statements.
/ am citizen Of the city aud n resilient here
for the last fifteen years, aad am K own t"
nearly every one here and adjoining. town.
ANY use you may make "f the above, with my
name attached. Is at your service. as I wish L"
preserve the beauties of nature 10 others Us we'll
as myself. am. truly. yours
a C. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR REoTDR ,TIVE
PROFESSOR Woop-Ucar Sir: Having had the
misfortune 10 lose the best portion Of my hair
from the effects Of the yeli6w fever, in New
ORLEANS in 1854, was induced to make n
trial of your preparation, and found it to an.
oyer as the very thing needed. My hair is
now thick and glossy. Nnd no words can express
ytob'igations to you in giving to the afflicted
such treasure.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned. Rev.. K. Bragg is a min
lister in regular standing and pastor Of the
Orthodox Church at BroOkfcld, Mass He is
q gentlemanof great influence mud universally
beloved.
= WIN. DYER
RRooKrELD. January IL. 1859
PROFESSOR WooD-Dedr Sir: Having made
| trial of your Hair Restorative, it gives me
pleasure TO say, that its effect hos been excel.
lent in remaving Inflammation. dandruff aud q
constant tendency toitching with which, khdve
been troubled from my childhood: s6Sias also
restored my hair, which was becoming gray,
toi1 original color kas( (Dused 50 Other ar.
tiois as si'h anything III the psns pleasure Or
] =. e. Yodrs tseiy il. BRAae.s.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-27
MOORE & OUAIFE

Wonld invite the ladies tn cxa,un. their stock
II CLOTH. CASHMERE AND VELVET
CLOAkS and S11AWLS. rs We have n very
large stock of these goods in store We
have good assortment of Misses and Ladies'
FLATS and BONNETS, HOOP SHIRTS in.
every quantity aud all prices
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-27
y. Il. oLARK,
~ REPAIRER OF
WATHCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.

HoDGHg DEPOT. Sc,
rs prepared with all necessary tools and ma
Il terials to do anything jn his line of bust
ness at the lowest rates. All work warranted
to do we'll for tsslse,tpontbs. H. not .send It
.BastShd twill pc done free of charge. Give
me atsiai and satisiy yourselves. Terms cash.
Jdns'l7 >IS69,7-lsmrFse p ,oEsIt5 5i-dss
) ,An Id 70 a,aherizI TIE seDerai Board. Of COM
n,issioners Of this Stode. 70 fz The ,ate of C6ns
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-27
MOORE q OF AIR

Have now in store the best stock Of LADIES
DRESS GOODS ever shown in nlIr town il,
MERINOS, DeLANES, CIlAI.LlES. CASSl-
MERES and SILKS. all grades nul uoml
st"rk Of BLACK SILKS. Ladies would do wei
TO examine before yet; inu their >ui.,,!ics
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-27
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

SIHIt UF SUUIH ERKUtfNA,
-ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Office Court of Common Pleas and Genl Sessions
E. Noble ,
PeterB. Burton
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the fourteenth
" day Of November, eighteen hundred and
fifty nine. file his declaration against the De.
fendant, who. lit is said) is absent from and
without the limits of this State and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, up
on whom copy ofsaid declaration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the said dec.
laration, on or before the fifteenth day OF
November, eighteen hundred and sixty, 9TH
erwise final and absolute Judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
r; MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. G. p.
Clerks Office, Nov. IA, 1859, 20, l2m.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-27
8 A N F RD'S
FAMILY
GATHARTIG pills
COMPOUNDED FROM


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put mp in Glass
Cases. Air Tight, and will keep in any clirnutc.
| The Family Cn,hnr tie Pills is gentle
bat active Cn;hariicIl which tn. prnrrietcr
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-27
MOORE & QUAIFE.
MOORE g. t,UAIFE

Have now in store Il very large stock Of ofREABY
MADE CLOTHING, Hats and Caps We have
the Seamless Clothing, thar will warrant
not to rir. II you want anything in this way
come aud see before you bny elsewhere. ms we
promise TO save Your money in this department
and sell you good goods.
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- >s,sEsH..
p. B. GLASS,
SUCCESSOR TO X. L. BRYAN,
BOOB II

0Aa1 AoN En-, . a;s.
ITS Richardson st. e doors above the Market
COLUMBIA, S. O.,
HAS for snle stasstss assortment Of Law,
IL Medical, The1t0s ical, School and Miscel.
laneous Books. Faneya<S aods, Cheap Publics-
tions and Blank Bpbks of every description,
Stationery Foreign and Domestic, of every va
ricty and Quality: Oil Paiutipgs. Autographs
and Artists Materials. Globes, Writing Desks
Musicn! Instruments. &c. &c.
BLANK BOOKS manufactured to any pat
tern. and blank work of every description pre-
pared to order.
Wholesale Purchasers supplied, and all orr
ders promptly attended Il. at tho lowest eash
prices. a -
Aug IL, 1859. 6m.
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MOORE G. QUAIFF

HIVE in Store by tar the best stock Of DOMES.
TIC GOODS t'ey have offered:
BIEhCIlED and BROWN SIIIRTINGS
BLEACflED and BROWN SHEETINGS.
Bl.EACIIED and BROWN LINEN TABLE
pAMASh. very large stock of fKER$EYS an.l
BLANKETS, good stock Of fine BED BLAN.
KE1S. DOfLEYS and NAPKINS, JAMES,
TWEEDS, SATINETS and CIOTnS-all
prices; WHITE and STABLE OSNABURG&
We know we can I'll your orders in this wnv
if you will come aud examine. We will lake
pleasure in showing any through our stock
who want goods in this or my oihcr depart
ment. Our stock Of CRO(:kERY ard GLASS
WARE is very inrge Come and see it if you
want anything in tiIut way.
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TO SELL:
Or R il MI.

THE STORE HOUSE and Lot at Hodges
l. Depot, recently occupied 6y ROBERTS
Il ADAMS. The House is nvenieDtly situa.
ted. containing Grocery and Dry Goods rooms,
neatly hnishe Counting room. and"a very
cOtnnaodiouS fe5m upstairs. ~
saTo4 psssons wishing 10. epaagein mercantile
liz. We cay this lis pps8k the best country
'AAnds in the State. Thirty Thousand Dollars
MArth Of gopds may be. sold here annually
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-27
JOHN CORBETT,
PAINTER,
Grainer, Marbler, Paper Hanger aud
SIGN WRITER.
Abbeville G. H., South Carolina.
FORD's
LIVER dMV1GGRATOR.
NEVER DEDILITATES

Ill ~ EN
L is compounded rrtir.lv from Gun g. ard
Mn has f'"""in" an established f.ct Il known
Il approved hy all that have. ,,S",l it. and
- now rcsur'rl ,r'as 'w,t!, cnuG.lcur. in nil
the Diseases Tor which II Is recommended.
1t has cured th"n- y Inn!S within ri. last
iw" y''aiS VIII" h"' r given mp nll hopes Of
rrefaS the numcro':~ - luu-oiicii ed cer,itica,c cs
IN my p"sst>>innj I>h"w.
he :"'e must t'' n ra I'lar'."i T." tl,c temper
au,"nt of the iu.iiv - .i. tai, iur IT, and ,,scd
III such quantities ns t"i,. act gently ,:,n bow
els. Let the dictates ~ . + YOUR Indictment
guide you in the use |" jnf The Liver Iuviro-
rator, and It will cure = Liver Complaints B;l-
hous attacks Dyspcp = !sin. Chronic Drarrhrn.
Summer Complaints. |. Dvs"n,.rv, Drnpsy.
Sour Stomach. Habit Iual Cns,ivcncss. Chnl
ic. Cholera, Cholera Murt,us. Chnl.ra In
fantum. Flatulcncc q. .IaunLirc. Female
weaknesses. (ns tl"uS -, ,ands can ,cs,ifv.) in
in twenty minutes isi IN two or three Tens.
poonfuls are taken nj - commencement Of at.
tack ~
All who use it are - giving their tcstmo-
ny in its favor.
Mix Water in the Mouth with
Tie AnyigOratOr, and Swallow
both together.
PRICE one DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Constitution, under the head of .sThe Acme
of Calumny," says:
With more reckless indecency even than that
which generally characterises the black-republi-
can Pfess whenever allusion is made to the Presi-
dent Of the United States, the New York Tribune
ana other lesser lights of black-republican ,iour
naIlsm, now endeavor to show that Mr. Buchanan
has been long cognzant of the recently
oelalcatlon In the New York post ONCE; that he
cOnnived at IL; and that il was only because tbe
defaulting postmaster ran counter to his poitic.I
plans at Charleston that the offence was made
Puolc, and that steps taken by the executi We
department OF the Government to recover the sum
OF money due to the L nited States, and to punish
the offender We shall not Insult the
President, or disgrace ourselves by anv effort To
vlndleate him against a charge which is as trans
RaIehuy, stupidity, false as IL Is Infamous. y \
Inere Is only one assertion in the articles to
winch we refer, which we would condescen6 To
notice. IL is that which states that Mr. FcvIe,
acted In opposition to the views Of the President
az 49,, Onar!eston. In The first place the President
never intlmated to Mr.. Fowler or to ANYBODY else
Whai course be should pursue at Charleston MIR
Fowler knew that Mr.. Buchanan had no desire
Win regard to the action of that Convention, but
InaI ~ l al secure the best interests Of the dem
oCfalc party, and consequently, secure the vel
iare OF the country; and we can testify of our on
personal knowledge and observation. that Mr.
fowier used every exertion OF which he was
edpaDie, ooth as delegate and a private citizen
that that laudable and patriotic desire sbonId he
reanzed = The instant that Mr. Fov-
ier defalcaton was made known to the Admin
lsuauon ne was removed from Office and orders
paced In the hands Of proper officers to proceed
I" New York, to take possession Of the post efice
ana commence the necessary proceedings for Mr.
fowlers arrest, and the recovery, by the sale OF
Al. rs property, and the enforcement of the
oond given by bis sureties, of the whole or as
ment" " N O'e'
The IHtsLigenesr has its usual Congressional
summary and news miscellany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

The NEW YORK fosr OFFICE DyFaIc.r,ox
Inc N. Y Express Of Thursday evening says:
MARSHAL Rynders has made a return to the war.
rant OF distress issued against Postmaster Fowler
ne return recites that he has not been able 10
find Mr. Fowler, or any of his PROPERTY. tbe,afo.o
ne mas levied upon the property of the sureties 10
me amount OF SIS 55l 81. AS soon as this return
Is hieo In the Clerks ottice of the u s District
To-. when .t VIII be done to-day it becomes a
lien upon the property Of Messrs Law and Con
over; ana should they not pay the amount of the
pond their real estate can be sold 10 satisfy The
heh, the same as judgment of Court The paw
tnat IL Is defective. They state that the bond
must De med by three sureties, and only two
oeing Joined, IL Is invalid. The answer 70 This
-, ma az tae Government Were satisfied with two
ana II the sureties desired a third 10 share m.
responsibility, twas their duty to see that he was
Joined The Government had nothing 10 do wi th
IL. me pond upon which Messrs Law and Con
ministration. -Au
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18
Proceedings Of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr. Mason, from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs reported a bin IN
carry into effect certain treaty stipulations with
emma, Japan, &C.; laid oyer.
Al prior orders being postponed by vote of 30
10 10, The Democratic caucus resolutions intro
duced by Mr.. Davis, Were taken I'D and Mr.
Mason proceeded to speak thereupon, when our
report closed. - Jul
HousE.-Mr. Reynolds, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported bill to repeal an act estab.
fishing Court of Claims, and to provide for
adJndlcation OF claims by the District Courts of
the United states; committed
MT. hickman, from the Committee on the
judiciary, reported resolution authorizing the
minority OF the committee to take test monv n
the w atrous impeachment case; agreed to.
Inc House proceeded TO consider the amend :
ments made while in Committee of the Whole tn
Ihe Consular and Diplomatic appropriation bill:
which were all agreed TO. ''ii'
Mr.. Olln reported a resolution AUTHORIZING the
t nc Committee to employ stenographer at
the Globe reporters rates of COMPENSATION Also
that said Committee have leave from time 10
time during the progress Of their Investigation to
nave the testimony taken before them printed:
The House resumed the consideration of IN.
special order (the Steamboat bill, reported nv
mr. Washourne, of Ill from the COMMITTEE on
Commerce. y"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18
The Weekly Star.


Full usual Of metropolitan news and gossIpy and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
ready for delivery to the public Embraced In Its
Interesting contents are the following articles:
IAs Hys-a reTg Interesting sketch by Washing-
ton ITrtHg; Original Letter from Dauy Crockett;
Fst's Wax tcith Papa, By Faany Fem;
Exposure Of Popular FaIiaeiss Respecting Women;
Lys on ths Moon; Is there an open Sea at the
North Pole; A Departmental Rsminrsesaes;
bHt Of Fare ruth ShGkSPeriaR AHRofafionS; A
Card from John MOrrisssy; The Second and East
Day Of the Constitutional UnioH Convention at
BahinOrsj 4 Great Mstsorie Shoper;
The Japanese Embassy to the United Stafss-ths
Object Of the Enlbdssy-thsir sn1barkation IN
Japan, orriVaI at the Sandsrieh ISLANDS, San
Francisco, AsPinucaH, Nstc York and Washing
ton eify-thsiT o6ieiaI reception By the President
de., &c;
Congressional Proceedings; Proceedings ofths Cir-
esit aud Police Courts; Ward Meetings; MOrs-
'psnfs Of the japanese; TAs Post Once DefaIea-
tior IN Ns,c York;
IatrsSfiHg Letter from the African Squadron;
Flying Correspondence Of fhs Star;
Ths Nominations; Face the Music; Can the De-
HOeTdey Be Reunited; Sitting the Figures; The
Japanese Embassy; The Report by the Boards
10 ELaRiHs the Macy Yards; Nv DoRglas's
Speech, &c, Se.j
Department HsicJ; Editorials; Washington Ns,c,
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &C., &C.;
Late NsIcS, foreign and domestic, By mail a.o
telegraph;
Interesting Personal hszns;
And great raristy Of choice literary articles, boA
prose and poetry, too Numerous to mention.
This is just the paper, for members of Congress
and others sojourning In the National Metropolis
to send to their friends at home Price only 9
cents per copy, or 81 rs per annum- Postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

ALLEGED Frauds on THE GovKpxN III,
New ofk commercial Advertiser of the ietb
Instant says; Yesterday, Marshal Rypdsrs in
company with bis Deputies, O;Keefe and G;alii.
gan, PAID WISH TO w all street. for the purpose of
arss'ing brace Of operators who are cbo,ye =,
49,. wh Forging claims on the Pension Once. win
, ne, l9'ent 70 defraud the Government of tbs
t. n.su Sa'es The parties implicated in this
street, and Joseph C. Lawrence, an Attornev =,
Law and Notary Public. Ii is supposed that tbei,
United operations In the way Of forged land
pension claims will reach the amount az go, a
MI commissioner Belts ordered them 10 be hs IA
70 bail in q, 600 each w " "e III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

RATIFICATION MEETING-An immense ,n...
nlee.ihs was held in Penn square, PhiIadelpbia
on THURSDAY night to ratify the nominatiops Of
Den ana Everett. Joseph Ingersoll presided,
assls'ed oV eminent citizens. Mr.. Henry, of Ter
nss.ee, was the chief orator, and made a bold and
Snecuye speech, creating great enthusiasm A
ialge oeil1 bearing the inscription s.The he'll
wherever IL goes, - was runo during the nronsa
ms. ana hne display of fireworks added 10 the
ineIesI OF The occasion. Resolutions were
suepssa, faithfully sdhering to and cordially
sning The great principles of the revolution
approving and ratifying the PROCEEDINGS Of tbs
n 20 convention, and declaring the Selection
OF candidates eminently judicious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

an EXPENSIVE MATRIMONIAL AFFAIR.-The
e,'o. ,ttng offest case at last approaches CON
SIusion as lar as litigation is concerned The
maj order OF the Court in the Forrest Divorce case
was presented for settlement in the Superior Com,
y, IN View York, on Wednesday. As proposed bv
order gives her alimony at the rate OF ii GS
Pr year from the 10th Of November, lsj0. 1.-The
commencement Of the suit,) with interest on The
III ages; amounting In the whole to si7, 7l6 AZ.
as sum Is TO be paid into the United states Life
eha trust Company within thirty DAYS after The
se,ue1nent OF the ORDER the arreafages and future
snowsnce-which is to be paid quarterly-to be
~, ,eo oy aePositing with the same COMPANY
I'M or.gage neid by MIR. Forrest upon the Front
NH estate, or other adequate security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

The APPEAL The appeal to the seceders from
the Charleston Convention to return to Baltimore
on the 18th proximo, signed by Democratic men,
bers Of the House and Senate, will be found on
the nrst page Of to-daY's Star. We commend il
TO the careful Pesusal of all who have at heart the
future ascendancy of Democratic principles, who
we doubt not, will agree with us in appreciating
It's doctrines and purposes being eminently
worthy Of the distinguished men whose names
are signed TO II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

u The evidence given on Wednesday at the
Giai o. Hicks ahas Johnson, In the United States
esIlng, and bore overwhelmingly against the ar.
used. The widow Of Capt. Burr, Identified
many articles OF clothing found in the possessi on
~ ni naa which had Belonged to her husband
.Senunso the clothing Of her son. part Of wbscb
iSsn,,gas hIefseif and the fanese Of Oliver Watts
.oIS whsc DIS coat and the dsguerrotype Of her.
entered on b1s sa sa given him the day before he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

kUMoRs-Just before going to press we hear
rumors OF private dispatch having been received
10 the effect that Lincoln and Cassius NJ. Clay are
The nominees Of the Chicago Convention, but we
place little reliance in the report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

A NEW POSTMASTER FOR New YORK CRY
Yesterday the President nominated and the Senate
confirmed, the Hon. John A. Dix to be the Post
master Of New York city. better selection
could not have been made. General Dix, besides
being one Of the most eminent public men in the
Cnlon' Is gentleman without reProach, after
long and truly useful career in the service of his
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

APPOINTMENT OF ApIuTANr GENERAL OF The
DIS RTOr hrE'Tr~. George @ Thomas, of th,
War Department, has been appointed by the
President Adjutant General of the Militia of the
District, under the new law.
Ld'p.-The nomination of George C. Thomas
TO be AdJutant General of the Militia of the Dis.
tTict of Columbia, has been revoked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

DkArsEss CuRED-It 4. " fac, r,a
sn 1a eiuzen who had not heard ssr;no esi1 t
elgn. years though being regular a;,ena don ior
Paips did Ssl; and occupying seat near the he
sunday last. For the purpose of testi sermon on
ns ne occupied back seat. This Is ro.,;.i
n.S HIS bearing bad been restored by the ~ "
mo,e gss'nent 81 Dr Ealing We publish hi,
witnessed DR. Ealing oper ion On 81. a,.n
chlld.-CAarLskfoa Mfrrrrn ~ H's OVID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

0@THE ANNUAL. MAY FESTIVAL o1
~ ST; MATTHEW'S SUNDAY ScHooI.. viii tai a
Rice Ia 1 az ANALosTAS ISLAND, on VEDNESDAY
Inc procession will form at the school room At O
q eIoek n. M, aud proceed To the Sfons Eo,,so
hBsHu, loot OF IL street, headed by Espnta's R.nJ
boSts VIII l"aye High street wharf f;eoryetown
MI m.one h1aie Wharf, foot of street, Wash
observation-disclosures, 80 cents; Ladies' e5 can,s
chlidren 10 cents. To he procured of an, cr 81 |,
Teachers or at the wharves VI "'S VI Tue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

TRANSFER Isaiah Hanscom Constructor at
Mare Island Navy Yard, Cal, has been ordered
to Portsmouth, N. H., to assume the duties of the
same office at that place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18

II ~ The ksraak arrived at New York on Wed.
nssss,y, mon Havana and Nassau. Among her
tstcS.es eS Were eight Of the crew of the shin
~, which leff Boston on the 23d, and which
Tha esaofe at the Great GuEno KEYS. Babamss
l,sss.ap pain, M smith, his wife, Nh Carnev. =
20. wsSe Ios WE'VE Of the crew, and all Of the car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
CORNER CHysrxUr AND NINTH STs- A'

CORNER CHssINUT AND NINTH STs.
opened IN February, 1864.
This magnificent estahli shmebt, now in success.
iul operation, Is universally conceded toA A
be ~ All respects THE MOST COM VEAQ
PLETE HOTEL in THE WORLD, lEljE i
and Will he conducted upon n scale of hberalitV m
all ITS departments which cannot fail to make il the
popular headquarters for pleasure tourists from the
south and West, during the early summer and the
Autumn. Accommodations are offered for nearly
l,Wo guests htted and furnished with every modeT n
ltnprovemen t which exPerIeoco could suggest for
comfort and convenience. while rertieaI TniItroU
Is TO be Introduced To convey parties by steam in
commodIous car to the upper foors thus securing
me Purer air and quiet of the higher rooms tcI6oE
the fatigue or ASCENDING Stairs.
Another novel improvement has been efected Inv
which a powerful fan wheel (operated by steam
forces current of fresh air through the public
looms anu corridors, cooling and ventilatIng the
honse in superior manner.
Inc interior arrans nments and furnishing have
been completed under the personal supervis1on of
Paran stevens. the Lessee, under whose manare-
ment the well known success of the Revere House
ana fremont House IN Boston. the Battle House
and Point Clear Hotel in Mobile ATa.. and the
tItth Avenue IN New York has been established
ana no efforts or expense will be spared to render
TIE continental the most attractive Travellers
Home IN th' Union. j. f. STEVENS& CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-18
POLITICAL.

TT NOTICE.
u He Voters of the Seventh Ward OF Washing
ton will be addressed. on TUESDAY EVENING;
next, az Island Hall, at half past O'Clock by DIR.
WIN. h. MAGRUDER, and other gentlemen who have
been invited TO that end. All interested in the
preaching municipal election are invited TO attend
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NJ MAYORALTY.
w Are authorized 10 announce Dr. VIM b.
MAGRU DER As candidate for the Mavoraltv AT
the election to be held on the first Monday in June
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