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RrI1 ANn EyERErr IN GOocHLANp COUNTY,.

BELL AND EVERETT IN G00CHLAND COUNTY.
In pursuance Of notice published in the Wing, Io-
ton Of the Constitutional Union party assembd in tue
Court House on the 10th day Of July 1860, when, on
motion of John Wocdson Esq, Col Benjamin Anderson
was appointed Chairman and William Miller Secretary.
The Object OF the meeting being Explained, John Wood
SOD ESQ offered the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted
Ist Resolved That we hail. with unaffected pleasure
and approval the nomination Of John Bell and Edward
Everett and we hereby pledge our earnest Efforts tn
procure their election, believing that t would have
tendency 10 harmonize the conflicting elements which
no agate the country, and which, unless speedily
rested must resutin revolution and disini0n.
2i Resolved That the Federal Constitution, and the
laws made in pursuance thereof sufficient guides
for the earlier Presidents of the Republic in its better
daysand that party platforms were never resorted TO
Till Northern men with Southern principles" we're taken
up aud supported by the Democrats party.
3d. Resoicsi That the Chairman appoint Vigilance
Committees for each election district whose duty shall
be TO appoint sub committees If necessary with the view
TO the distribution Of documents and complete organi-
zAtion of the Union party
An Re,olvsd, That the Chairman appoint Central
Corresponding Committee, and the Chairman and Secre-
tary be members Of that committee.
Committees appointed in pursuance OF the third resou-
ton =,
lst Distrist-Wm. b. Stanard, Rch'd Powell Dr. NJ.
S. Duval J.J Wilson, Robt T. Crouch, ]. +. Laughton,
William G. Ellis j. l. p. Flset, John Johnson, John o.
johnson, John 5 Saunders, J. Duva, D. W. Cottfell,
s. s. Duval Jesse W Walton J. NJ. Jordan, Sylvester p.
Cooke, j. Thornton Samp'on, S. Plunmer Hobson, JAS
II. Morsor. DR.. VIM L. Wright, s W. DoWner, Dr. VIM.
N. Smith, s Powell, Jno. W. Avis VIM. K. johnson,
Richard Willis, and DR.. Isaac Curd.
2d Di.triet- Ssm1 A. Gay, John Woodson Charles y.
POee, Dr. g. W. harris Thos. K. Powell, JAS p Morris,
D.. VIM Morris, DR.. Tho Curd, Mar. w Miller, John X.
Miller, Tho n. Argyle, Luraus WOodsor, Geo w. Tur'
ner, Chas. G. Diekh N, Boiling Dandridge, John K
Bradshaw Joseph Rock, WIN. n. Perkins, James H. Per
Lns, THO j Perkins Alexander Shelton, Chas K Wood
son. j. W Bowes, j. Heber Peasants, Jas. ii. Bowles
Dr. q sneed, Capt Jas. WAlder, Hartwel f. Cooke Ed
ward Redford, John r. Watkins, II. 7. WOodson, Geo.
s Vashon, WIN. b. Fleming Frederick fleming Vim.
3. L. Toler, VIM. M. Mayo, and DIR. John Curd.
Sd Distrief-Robert S&ipwith, Jas. w. Logan, John
c. PhpOlls, WIN. +. Lewis, DR.. 7. n. Fleming, VIM. K
Fleming, Thos n. HsFudon, Tho. Boiling, A. hayburu
Hobson John c. Pickett G. r. Brit, O. G. Britt, James
y. Jennings, Edwin Turpn, VIM S. Fowler, ]. u Ford
T. Q. Swami, John D, RcbsOn, Tho, A. Fowler, aud Jas
H. Turner,
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DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.

The royal yacht having on board the Prince Consort
and the Prince of Wales arrived in Plymouth Sound
IA p NJ, on Monday the 9th instant from Osborne.
Yards were manned by and royal salute fired from Her
Msiestys ships HrO Ariddns, ST. George and Emerald
Shortly afterwards an address was presented by the
Mayor and Corporation of Deyonport to the Prince Of
Wales, who replied as follows
Ma MAYOR 4ED GiEN;LEgKI-l thank you warmly for
ths address You may well look back with pride that
many coonists have embarked on their great mission
fr Jm your shores Ii shall not be my fault if fail 10
convey TO our brethren the Atlantic the feelings
entertained by the Queen and the people Of England for
the descendants othose and for the countries which
they have founded go TO the great possessions of the
Queen in North America with lively anticipation of the
lasure which the sight OF noble land great works Of
Nature aud of human skill and generous and active
people must produce aud will endeavor to bring home
with me such information as may in the future be OF
TO me in all my associations with my countrymen. Again
thank you for your good wishes for my safe voyage and
happy return.
The Prince of Wales and Prince Albert dined on board
the Hero Early the next morning the Hero steamed
off, accompanied up the Channel by the ViceAdmiral Sir
Charles fireman les Channel squadron consisting OF the
Rgyal Albert l2l, Capt Henry 7. Lacon the Donegal
| iOl, Capt. Hcary Broadhead; the A6onkir go Cap
Douglas Curry; the Greyhound Is, Commander Francis
W. Sullivan; the CJnq~eror l0l, Capt. Edward S.
Sotheby c. b. the Trafalgar, 80, Capt Edward g. Fan
shave the Centurion, so, Capt Henry g. Rogers, Q. b.;
the Edqar, 81, Capt james L Katon the Ayiers, 81,
Capt George w. D. Q'CAlIRhani the Aerseg 49, Capt,
Henry Caldwell c. b Diadsm,S2 Capt. Jaiiies H. Cock
burn, and large feet of yachts aud light craft.
The Hero will be accompanied TO Canada by the
screw steam-frigae AriddHe 20, Capt Edward H. Van
star and the Royal yacht Osborne !, Master George
H. X. Bower. The yacht will be used by the Prince in
the colony.
From the London Times, July o.
To-day an event is TO take place which will strong
ly move the feelings Of muttudes that not the
coolest and most cyneal will be able to regrd with
uuconeern The Prince Of Wales will leave the shores o
England visit as her Mresys representative. o.
the most important colonies Of the Br sh Crown aud il
more private capacity to receive the hospitality Of the
chief magistrate and more than one Of the great corpor
ations Of the United States.
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CAPITAL BOOK.

NAN AND WOMAN or THs Law OF HONOR, applied 70 the
,oiutlon the problem "Why more women tAn
men Chrslansi" By Rev. Slaughter With sn nirodn'
uon By Prot BlsdsOe, Of the Unvsrsiy OF Fsn hSs r
evidence ofthe excellence and popularity 81 this sorS
nsarlv tEo been sold within few weeks ana ths
third i nov IA press - a.. -, o..h,
The PeserourE Eprss "Eaeh woman In The land oas
- h a a reads che book and comes up 70
he requirements Of thf ~ Of honor. - -.
f olnsrv intecua ability lay dOSn before reading hs
sBe book on esd - snd Tnse ehArnng simplicity b5eN-
~ philsophlsal and Hese porraitare
tih maj p,e ne volume universally admired bor sale BY
"P,Jh i1s nu'' 'AA-' ~ Jas. WOODHouaE 20.
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- NO aulrleent 70 oe conaieted py me nontn or year
unsss speead The Manuscript Previously agreed upon be.
tEcsa the partlea
Advertisement marked copy pecaed
bo Of Insertions E be connued an ordered payment
szartcd acc0rdnzly.
" ABuzHrsHlxSrroa avoid any mlsundcrstAndlnx
the part t0i the Annual Advertisers Il prupo state ds
thaf their privileges only extenI 70 their immediate business Real
Legal and an other Advertisements
additional charge, and no vgriaion-
Real Estate and General Agents Adve ssemen be
inserted he year. be charged the usuA subject
10 such discounts shall be agreed upon.
EE Booksellers and yeary advertisers generally engaging
squares with the privilege of change shall not he
yea-y In Eeek inse than The
Agred h standing rule under the contract and all
ding such amount 90 be charged a. the usual rates.
Advertisements inserted n the SelWecky Whig Is
slrse Of lines less for the d Insertion, and SO
.-aar- -- ---n --n-neAnce. o- D Eee.lr cenLl
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" " NNU n 7
OUR stock Of Ready Made Clothing complete and the
~ attenn ot customers and public IN general 10 call aud
be counced who sell The cheapest and best made Clothing
In his cy Our stock large, and viii continue to make up
during he summer be able 70 keep stock In complete
We will also. make Clothes 10 ordr In the latest styles,
and viii warrant 20 DC u sale.
large stock CT Coth Casmeres and Vestings hand All
ask Is esn, ana look fJr yourself at NORRIS CO.,
Street
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR JULY 1860.

FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The Managers call s attention Of Le public 20 e otcnc
SPLENDID schemes u Dc dFdion IN Wilmington, Deld,oaTe,
BYSTATE A UTHORITY
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
CLASS SO.
To he drawn In WlmlnRton. July 1880
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

rKRMs:
Daily Paper, eS per Annua; SEMI ssky PS Essky RS A.
IN advance RetAnces be made a he risk Of ho
Rubshers where evidence depost Of
lsiter NE Post OGies containing nonsy.
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,
1ncr0 ed Fa ciliteS.
TINHE subscriber has manufacturing Clothing In the -
ciiy Of Richmond tWeaty years and has this ~
time nom 70 TO Too hands IN his employment and will In ~
month ~o make large addonsto that III
Having the story his especially
facurng purposes he determined make any article In the
cohng line hat shall In respect with clothing
ade In Northern cities and he asks the patronage Of his old
friends and the public generally vsw Of the fac; that he Civ
ing epoymen E midst large number Of mechanics and
worthy females Who ghi otherwise suffer for the neeeAres o.
NE lie hss The best Of cutters and materials not 20 be
"a by any house In the country
Maryland, virginia CarolnAs and Georgia cassmeres and
rEred of all grades and color Strictly Southern ManuScta
House. an shall be satisfied inspection Of
vha intends h- has been doing years past
Z D sPENCE, Clothier and Tailor,
uh2 Corn. Main aud 18th sts. Richmond Va
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VTULCANITE TEETH -
VULCANdrE rEETHI -
GREAT nfPROyEMEST IN ARTIFICIAL VIIryYV

JONEs DxSrsr having lAe right for making TEEru on
o. vuieanite plate and beiag fed n o. a1ts superiority
80 az nltos having thoroughly tested n or rretue
onfis IN isrss number and q ths most d cases
ere god and other plate utterly failed Colend tf ch
- S3Snes 70 those desiring n partial Of teh,
Iiy fffsufisfsd tc 0s tsy are noto usiag The per
t adDtlao eT is pks dnd the seion hereoy ssctref,
Ae I'm h ussrt one or more teeth icitOuf csps which, In
- rold plate rendered mauy teeth afsL and use-
.nz been adoptedby ose aadny highest 10 NE profession
T- znd south tssoniss vim Be given aud specimens exhb
80 - hose EiahinE % aee them
td any 0tsr fe made, Of course, for such a. prefer
aS slsanDg rgaaHns and all other operations gently and
ssk sxsracied tsialo.ipaia BY esy having extracted
.r-r1 tc0 Hundred festt trttt q
a., ~ ieth. mas
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10! FOR HARNE.SS,Tl,, Z ,rr

TTAvTNG received the Agency Or ths sale q CALDWELLs
REAPER superior article fer Virginia AAnuaeiure We Or
the Farmers Of Virginia Tor the present Harvest THIS
Machine uuch simple ln ~ cons,ruun, and Of lighter
On has been thoroughly tested durns the
Last has a hc improvements that have pre-
SEATED themselves during We authorised 20
rznt Reaper rsspees Anl S make exhibition of ~
altes 20 thoEe unacqusued Win ~ a. ne Arn OF d.
wAt miles on thi ely, The ~ ehanehsyle rurnpse
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,


NEW YORK
vry,s - ,letsd years ago, he s. Nicholas uaVer-
NJ ~ --,, qnced ue most magnhcgnt convenient, and
s.fr esiAhshnsat Of the kind on tls continent
,gst . -. 60 h ~uans 0day-Eiihout rival In size, In
,nd An IN general elenents Of comfort and enjoy
rnsat me Hosei has aseo io5 lV' sas :
~ sf,-.sbiy sssfed a. the tAhs Of - three public
- that no.' 'srn art has devised for the con-
s,i v-.isrstion Of th.' travelling pubic has been
l, Ia i,s plan o. i nesseted ts peeA detait me cary
gton of ne house AZ kome and abroad derived ron m nag
i,5- ~ iprb appoinmens and ls houehte eoniorts and
laxares has enhanced year 6y ne = ~
Of the DroOdetorL fAEAD"ALL
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PRICES REDUCED,
ININDISG DAEsS and other FANCY GOODS rather
ohsayy EAa fsm this date reduce the prices fol-
lows. sey
Handsome FrenehPrinted Bsr,ges, %
Very pretty small dzurs, half Mourning do, IS
Super French OFgAndes as
Do. do IAeonets, 2o
Super ChniE Pattern Organdies 50
Fancy Dress silks, all bought this Spring a. unusually
low prices
Grey Dress Goods, all qualities At cost
Blk Lace, Popln and other Msntles at reduced prices
French Work s>tts Collars and Sleeves and pretty
Our stock OF Staple Goods good has been during the
season.
t Determined To reduce the stock shall
Low PRICES. jsi9 CHILEs Z CHENERY.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
CAUTION

VA ~ l. l)IN.
living distance should he extremely cautious
whom they order Lottery Tickets Cert dcaes OF Packages Of
Tickets The country flooded with bogus and swndlng Loe
es Every nducemen held Invest
In them Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 to 10000 head their
Tickets One Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes
offered Five Dollars All SUCH in every Instance,
frauds and money TO them for Tickets, 1t much
thrown away without the shadow chance Of getting Prize
all Lotteries where the Capital Prize unusually large
comparison the price Of Tickets In every instance where
large Prizes offered small Of Tickets put down
. certain fraud.
20 All orders addressed 10 FRANCE BR0ADDENTS CO.,
Wilmington DEL viii meet With prompt attention. and the printed
oHcal drawings sent ~ aeon a. over.
ERANCE, BRoADBESTs CO.,
mAq-StAzird Wilmington. Delaware
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NLARETS.-I have In store ths largest
~ red Ia this market Cheap table wine (Yn
ordns!re) 10 To the hnest Chateau MargauL and LAne
o. CRANZ
ie2T No. 2 Exchange block.
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DUVAL,S ANTIsPAsnODIC, for Che cure Of
II y AsiEtic Cholera.
Choucs Of al hnds. spasms,
Cholera Morbus. D. ssntery.
Dlarrhon, Lcck Jaw,
Rheumatic or Ne1ralgc Paina
Crump, roothaehe,
Nervous Headache,
Dslriuu Tremens,
Burns, Cuts, Ae
~ ~ JAMES p DUvAL, Druggist.
Cor. Main and 10Th
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TOURING, POLITICS, BALTIMORE CONFERENCE,
CROPS, M0RM0NIsM, H0LLINS INSTITUTE,
ROANOKE RED, &c.
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TElnE NEW AND POPULAR books,
NOr EOs Tue DAY oNLYJ
RElOYED.

~ A BA8GANIS, il, have remoyel % tseir New store
III No giI Mn street. seven shove their old stand
ers -y increased tnrr facilities for tons All Ens oi
Hle puitlg every description Of water
Fr-g Hvi-ants Water Closets ra Boilers Cooking Ranges,
Plups Hydraulic REms Putting up Portable Gas horEs
ntiins ~ Bgiltings with Fas pipes and fixtures
ATofts of IN CORK Roohnz &c; healng buildings with hot
a. water or steam They this occasion 20 state that ey
have 90 this other couEtryt shleh
thcy ziu pot Up and warrant 20 give HNusiaeusn
.rge assortment u PLATA snd fancy tn Eare and Crates and
w,s--. 49,. ~, ta,d Autl-W
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REMOVAL!
N, Q. BARTON
HAS REMOVED TO THE NEW BUILDING
No: 229 Main, b, tween sth nnd eth Streets
Is New Store being commodous expr.sv
q large assortment Of V
Ready Made Millinery Articles
IS well a. 70 add to the convenience profits Of III, eu,toe
Especial attention will be given 10 the
RIBBON 4 FRENCH FLOWER DEPARTMENT.
And the assortment Will be found complete during ala ..ssouo,
the year In connection with Millinery Articles he will kesn
geverAl assortment Of Ladies' " >'Ps
COLLARS AND SLEEVES LACE CAPES AND BIRTBAs
LACE and MOURNING WELLS BRIDAL vEILs &c. "a. i.,..
styles. 49, NV nv"
He would also invite attention New Departnsrt vh.hn
has added the Millinery Business viz the mansf.etrre "a
der CT W.T.
CLOAKS AND MANTHLAs.
which VII be under the supeysoa competent de,iene, III
lates. Paris Fashions viii be rseexsd manihly
~ al orders viii meet With pre- npt attention ..ia
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GLASS SO.
To be drawn In Wilmington, Del, Saturday, July 2s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

LIBERAL GIFT.-William A. Dawes, Weaishy
resident Of Poughkeepsie, n. X, and devoted
churchman, has just completed church building
at his own expense in Davies Place, Pongh-
keepsie The church is called after the Holy Com
forter. cost 100000 and was consecrated on Thurs
day by the Right Rev. Bishop Potter, large num-
Der of the clergy of his diocese assisting The
building is a substantial stone structure, with
lofty spire, and contains number Of handsomely
stained windows.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

"btpREssIoNs or AMERICA. a-Hon. Grantley +.
Berkeley, 9 distinguished English sportsman
who visited The United States in August and went
West, buffalo hunting, stopping in no town over
week, has just detailed his experience before the
Acelimatization Society Of London. The splitting
habit was largely aired and the hon. gent. said in
the railroad he saw ladies with their dresses
stained ee tees deep in tobacco juiee.n As to the
political condition Of America, itshowed the great
eststate Of confusion and tyranny lie had ever
seen, and be thought the ballot 4 curse Great
respect was shown to titled persons il America
and he, the speaker, vas awaited for by crowds al
the depcts Of the different towns through which he
passed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
Eserfecsion OF Light.
Fecer aasd .agssf.
REMITTENT AND PANAMA FEVER
CURED by
Dr. osg d's
INDIA cHoLA a o UE.

The above diseases cured without debiang the sys-
tem in the least, by DR. oSGooD's INDIA CHOLAGoGUE
This medicine Is purely vegetable pleasant in s effects
Of administration may be given with the perfect
safety aud is warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Individuals travelling in miasmal districts country VIII
this remedy taken the usual doses three times day afford
apeect protection against the Ague and other diseases
climate.
has been tested in thousands Of cases. by
all who have used it Of the ague
dies extant.n
For Aeue oake or Enlargement Of the Spleen will be found
an Invaluable remedy In of long standing should
continued several months. BY perseverance, rarely fails
reducing the organ TO lis natural and healthy size
Be and ask for DIR. oSGooD's INDIA GHoLA-
GoGuE, there many eounterets offered for sale.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
al and lsl chartres street.
ms 2p3teod6itW General Agents for The Son,h
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

a~Fever and Ague and all Fevers arc
cured by perseverance with BRANDRETHs PILLS, which
poisons Of Whatever nature they may be- from the cir
cnlation.
Mr.. John Haigt Supervisor Of New Castle, Weschester
county, New York, says, November 1883 two
ago. attacked with fever and which, Notwithstanding the
medical advice connud sorely act Tor six tedious
months became yellow saffron, and reduced to skin and
bone Medicine physicians sbandoRed in despair As
experiment concluded 70 try single dose of six Of Bran
dreths Universal Vegetable Pills empty stomach early
in the morning The first doss seemed to all the latent
energies my exhausted frame. feared the woyster pur
gaiye effect different from anything had used
heard Of AteBgh this effect ceased aud seemed lighter and
breaed freer That evening indeed sensbly better
slept soundy all night The next day followed the
and continued take the Psin this way about three
weeks when found myself entirely cured Ny health has
been surprisingly good ever SINCE
These ills sold at Is per box with full
drecions 29t Canal street. New York. Dr. Brandreh's Of
Gce and by j. WRIGHT & Co. Nos q and ISL Chartres
street, and by all respectable dealers in medicines.
| n3 2p2taw AeowW-ln
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

DEATH or GESreAs. CLARKs--AccoHnts from San
Francisco to the 18th of October announce the
death of Brevet Brigadier Gen. Clark, commander
of the department of California. He died at San
Francisco on the 18th ut., after illness of two
weeks. He has served in the United States army
since 1872, was through the war in Mexico ana
was promoted to the distinguished position oeou-
pied at the time of his death for meritorious con-
duet at the siege Of Vera Cruz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

A5-Experience teaches us that deIicaey
many females from applying for the to alleviate
suffering and s That objection obysted in the
of sir Jamee Carke's FemaIe Pills. prepared after the
scrpton Of Sir James Clarke Physician to the Queen of Eng
land well known be the only and safe remedy
difficulties and distinctions from any cause" They
be bottle containing so pills. post free by enclosing 81
and six postage stamps to any agent.
General Agentfor United JOB MOSES Rochester
Y j. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents,
aud sold bv all respectable Druggists. fe9 2p1y&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
.voa.e VV.o.aege,.fttt Casa.es

SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR than by any rnedi-
cine discovered Composed solely vegetable ingredients
can be used with perfect safety IN every stage consump
superiority other has been fairly tested
Obstinate Coughs Colds Paina in o Side Breast etc.
permanently cured The great eebrty and increasing
mana make i unnecessary to say
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S5
Fer sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail. by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
u and 15l Ghartres street,
rs 2psteod<w General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

SeHD0L F6R TouSG LADIES. Mrs. George F.
UanAsT, widow of onr late City Surveyor, has
esred EthsoI f0r yoang ladies' 1t 4o7 st. Cherries
zssssss new D. il lady Of admirable quali6ca-
tios,s, asaa VII be assisted BY her daughters and
ais1 sfhsr accomplished teachers. We solicit at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
Elegant French Winter Goods,

Embracing the latest novelties in superb STREET GAR
RAGE and EVENING DRESS sIlKs-Plain and White
FIGURED SILKS.
And complete line Of Plain and Figured BLACK SILKS
of the most celebrated makes Also 5000 New Rich
DRESS SILKS 75c 81 and 81 25 per yard worth double
DRESS GOODS IN ALI THE NEW MATERIAIs-Fine
THREAD LACEs AND FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs. in
new and unusal designs p5 2pMowefsa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

xrssss puraI .As.5-By an oaioial notice published
<slSsxs ii viii be seen that Judge Douglas is
ss5pscssss III arrisc in the city Thursday morn
NV. III Usclock, By way Of the Pontchartrain
Rssirsaa. Aalcisizans desrons Of greeting him are
s.sQisxi III uuite in giving him a reception.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
MADAME'GAPRELL,
.---. l21 Gnstomhonse street.

ks-AppeaI to Science If you wfsl, TO be
obtaining perfect Hair Dye without deleerous
element CRISTADoRos ENGELSIoR DY f is the only one
ever submitted to this ordeal It has been ANAIYzED BY
CHIFFON ihs rst chemist in the country and his certificate
setting forth his harnlessness is within the reach Of
buyer.
heExQuIsITE BEAUTY ct its blacks and browns which
won for ii the appeation of the most Hair Dye
invented.
so,a exeryM share. Anpled By al Hair Dressers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07

B KaNoy ii. The friends Of DR.. ANGEL and the
Ill large will please see notice of the removal
u his olius ii ala Camp street, CORNER Of ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-07
E1efe,s's W~0rsfed sfo,.e.

RfEaANN { CO., IMPORTERS. Canal ST, near Danphin
have just received fresh supply EMBROIDERY and sBw
ING SILK, also Bohemian and Venetian BEADS which
efFer Wholesale and retail ut
osl 2plf TIE LOWEST PRICES