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YOUNG MEMS DOUGLAS and JOHNSON CLUE
Concert HaH.

The enbers Of The above Club are hereby notified to
1T CONCERT uAI--GRfond3let street entranceon THIS
EVENING saturday. Sept 10 at III o'clock for the purpose
of attending the Mass Meering in The Fourth District
ReAl persons fyorabls the election of DOUGLAS and
JOHNSON are solicited 10 auend.
BY order Of the President:
sells 2pit WM. 4. CLARK, Secy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15
Rally: Rally (! Reilly .

YOUNG BELL Rim ERst
The regular weekly meeting Of this oab viii be held al their
Hail. Story Building. THIS EVENING Saturday, Sept l5
at79S O'Clock.
Members requested to he pHnctual.
BY order Of he President
sells ap1t D. c. CANgER, sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15

.s;GEiOgat1t gEntoas 1VckGg.

FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN BELL, of Tennessee.
FoR VICE PREsID ENT;
EDWARD EvERETT, of Massachusetts.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS FOR LOUISIANA:
First Electoral District.
RIyIERE GARDERE, ofst. Bernard, Eectar.
G. DEFERRIET, Of oFleiHs, Alternate.
Second Electoral District
Hon RANDElL HUNT, of New Orleans, Ecctor
JULES LAyERGNE, of Now Orleans, Alternate.
Third Electoral District
CHRISTIAN RosELIus, of Jefferson, Eiccor.
DUNCAN s. CAGE, of Terrebonuc Alternate
Fourth Electoral District. =.I
j. %. FUQuA of East Feciana, Elector.
Nm FAyRoT, of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District.
THOMAS Il. LEWIS, of Opeousas, Elector.
vALsIN FoURNET, of ST. Martin, Alternate.
Sixth Electoral District
JOHN RAY of ouachita, Elector u.~
Hon. B. L. HODGE, of Caddo Alternate,
Each the Polls his vote for SIX ELECTORS
each of which reside in separate Districts iy2i
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EveretI G,sa,.eg, Eoap,th District.

specia Meeting of ths Club viii be held their Hail.
corner Nayades and Josephine streets, SATURDAY EVEN
ING 18Th inst, at I q o'clock.
azl persons of joining the Club invited TO
attend. z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15

CLrB MEETINGS. To-NIGHT. There viii be meet
ings held by the following clubs at therrespective
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15
EVatChes, .gesUetry, etc.
BR'tses, liquors, etc.,
NOS. l3 AND I6 ROYAL STREET.

NOS. l3 AND 16 ROYAL STREET.
Asupply of CREME DE BouzY CHAMPAGNE in Qpart
pnts continually band, which equal the bes tha
ZONES this Market Also, other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHBR
aY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
7BoR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Sine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
5RANDTEssatorae the vintage of l195 igs and 1908
aher brands WHISKY of all descriptens-seotch, Irish
aye aud Bourbon ALE PORTER, ia nnts and quarts
llsa On taad, my usual tsso1 smeat Of tho hest
wines nnd GfIg2oEs
n ts which via be soid reasonable any
sEWEIh Il. TAYLOR,
Of gply Nos Is eH5 % goyal street.
gPsGe{ Pepper. Bs'@R Paper.
T. J. Ev II r. .,
sstreet...,....,...... IS
Whslesalesnd Retaii neaIsr in
French md American Paper Esansfngs,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
. MARBLES. in every variety.
Palslcaiar attention paid y al work hlsns. dl6 spls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15

Everett Knights, at The City Hall, o'clock.
Young Bell Ringers, al their room in the Story
Building, Camp street, n o'clock.
Young Mems Douglas and johnson Club at Con
cert Hail. Carondelet street entrance, at o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15

The aEyERErr KNIGHTS are requested 10 meet at ,he
CITY HALL IN SATURDAY. Sept is, at O'Clock P NJ.
BY order of the President
ssla 2p2s GHAs. n. FROST, sec'y.
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Giqaseg S .gfssssis0sa,

Gtqasey 3 .SG@eis0sa,
10 AND Is...... CHARITIES STREET. 49,. 416 AND Is
Have received by Inc latest arrivals from Europe and he
NORTH a portion Of their large and fashionable
STOCK OF FALL GOODS,
and will open this week ane assortment, consisting Of
cAss1NEREs AND DELA1NEs- New patterns
Small figures for Children.
EMBROIDERED PoPIINs AND BAREGEs.
ToILE DE cHEyRE AID CHALLIEs
TAFFETAs DtIFALIE 5 ATINEE-A new material.
BLACK eoEoRED sILKs-Ar prices
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN eALIooEs.
PLAIN AND PRINTED cAsBRIcs.
MITE AMI coLoRED BR1LLINNTINEs
FRENCH AND IRISH LINENS, sIEErINGs and SHIRT
INas
FRENCH AND IRISH LINENS.
LINEN DAMAsK CLOTHS AID NAPKINS
WoRsTEp AND SILK AND WoRsTRp DAsEAsK.
MUSLIN AND HoBISET CURTAINS.
LADIES' AND oHiLpREN's ENGLISH FRENCH AND
GERMAN HOSIERY.
MEMS AND YouTns, ENGLISH, rEEErIl Il and GERMAN
HOSIERY. y
TWERps AND CASHMERE, etc, etc. ste.
-Aise-
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
Pla1ltatioa Goods!
BLANKETS. .LINsEYs AND JEANS,
I.oWELLs, DENNIS AND COTToNADEs,
wooLES CAPS AND SOCKS, etc, ETC.,
All Of which they oher at VERY Low PRICES being de.
sigous Of reducing before moving into their new
store, No, I26 Canal street.
seio 2p6t GIQUEL & JAbfisoN.
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Euu aud Vg,inEe... 1850.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND REFAILt a.. m
JUST RECEIVED, per late steamers, Of the LARGEST
and MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE -.m#
E'an and Winter Clothing
IN THE SOUTHERN coUNrRYl
Which. for STYLE, MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND
CHEAPNEss, -.=L ~
Is Not Surpassed!
Goods are divided into three Departments, but all under
one general view: @- ...-a... ..-- .E
STORE No. 26 ST. CHARLES STREET.
For
@ BOYS GIOPHrNe.
STORE No. 2s ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET.
0 For
FURNISHING aoops AND SHIRTS.
Ea-sslesnen speak French Spanish, German and English
L. W. LYONS 4 CO.,
Nos 26 q and 80 ST. Charles street,
se15 2plt of Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15

ss-The Glasses IA ths Institution VIII be resumed the ist
September, lo9o. anga 2pslsss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15
Eioasa.g E0esaes' institute,

100 oARoNpELET STREET.
MISS s. s HULL, PRINCIPAL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-15
Gtoces !! Gloues !.

To .sdcel'iiseYs.
PLAQUEMINE GAZETTE AND SENTINEL" /"
Advertisers who would Ike the one of the
weabies localities in the Stateo convenient proximity
the city make daily purchasessaud neglect to
send their advert to hf old and popular Journal
tensive circulation the " GAZETTE AND SENTINEL" of
Plsquenine Parish ot Ibervile, La.
hl@leFms moderate. Address "Garete and Sentinel or
". Z. BRADBURN,
aal5 2pt0sa Pleqnenepe, Parish of Ieersflle
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aas.r saassz!psIsss. SO sy ne week, 20 Gents
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u Mr. Paine, Of water gas notoretv claims
To have invented d caloric engine similar To that
OF Ericsson, but which he says expends inucb loss
1uel He claims that small ngines for dri wing
printing presses, &c. can be driven by the flame
81 three to i've ordinary burners He proposes to
make II, by and by. profitable and indispensable
10 horse railroad companies and SO turn the uine
race out to grass.
II The New Orleans Bulletin saws that q tar.
merry nrm there has been putting the nunerou.
aIISators which swim lazily about the bayous
ana swdmPs ot Louisiana in the SUM- to useful
purpose. Th-y have been making their hides
ihlo Ieatner, and capitll article it is said to be
Quite number Of the citizens were wearing
shoes made OF it, and spoke of it i'm high terms
PROPOSED STRIKE OF THE LEATHER DEaIERs-
There has been quite as much trouble in the
leather as in the sLoe market but the last news
rom England Is more favorable for leather and
holders are now less inclined to sacrifice Their
stocks. " iiA0o 'neIf
IL The lava of the Maura Soa Volcano in
Hawaii, resembles molten iron of the finest on.ii
W, immediately after being poured from til. fur.
mace, and would be mistaken for that substance
were 1t not for its liz htness
IL The Chicago Herald has changed hands
ana gone under the editorial management of =
w McCOmds, late Lieutenant Governor of the
gate OF virginia. Mr.. Everett, who has lately
eolted the paper, retires.
IL The Macon Miss Beacon states tb,, o
rich silver mine has been discovered i'm Noxubee
county.
u Both branches Of the New Jersey Leois,,.
,are have voted to adjourn sine die on the SD o,
March. " Ao gu VI
" Nine churches are to be sold I'm Cincinnati;
7OheHnle IN december for non payment of taxes
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL w Oshorne De, G
BaifSr. Mass; /: r ci.W.a and Gddan ss, hss;
wv, Nm ~ Mich Spear, N l. Harm TIN and
Wi1on an Ma sdb6 b. NJ W n Wilton And
Mt Hon r 3 Bowls, Md Mrs {; ii i,ngS ana iaay
1ilfH ah s1; s' ne! IL Miss
."'. W stsrmfoSd Miss: mint I Dsn
R, ma,O., Ny sc Davis, Mass; lamp p" 4
kseos sylD6f Be-; nbG Do b.o " F1" Il
lam So Sf ffs Ia! PN BIaf0RfoId S{ WI;
S9i As K,id Riddle Ds Ho1 Rnrns saIds ;s ~ "
M % t alslEad sHbS ais DIR
Ssyett NY; Miss A Dickens, Fla; Ja sts.
WIZARDS, HoTEL.-wP pso.ir,, NJ
ldfgrd Wifiism ana N lsa; i Miss
s?yfkt snass s sSa aS Msas
iuy DO; barres and lady. do; viii ans ann and
Ala; i,Ils%s ny; M,. tot,eI, Va campbell
Mss TsIer, DO; l. Mullen, Oregon: sherry
w VAL and ANY, N.Y. Whtmorss a a5S i,s a;
Dc, Gaffo do T' Ssps s3Gs d; Mr., shpasT
de- Wildes, do Mi sses and W : dMsr do
PSsr Gs sssf M sas family Ps; Capt
bkOWN,S HOTEL-J Rsuth, Va. w H.r
Es.eT. W WISflSs, psnn; P seidner, Nd; " w 1
fvsI: Nd; NJ Hso.eS Pa; jf b1obsi'dh qqrSPs; NJ
y r:n.; ,. I'm, Martin, w Mershsil va nac :
NY ssgIe MN MI M' G%ok Pa; q. and
20 c Ips; MILLION, Mo; " Nier s sGs' Ps
N MKsss Bassa F. s sSs *
r hiRkWOoD HOUSE, MAYO. g .,ow Va.
1ns zero. Md Nc Canes, NJ: Whaito
hpr er, "a; - 0sder N Sfat and ftmiiy; Ga:
!: g.. u sSs:%s.%sS N&;%SeS' III
warren VI q family, Mass ' O. N
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Spinner, Francis E., Wtllards' Hotel
StaiiVosth, James A., Absent
Stanton, Benj., Hyates. 50 PennsylvanlA ~
Stevens, Thaddous, SIS b 1t n, Capitol Hill
Stevens, Isaao l., Private, sos 18th 1t
Stevenson, John W, PIivate, 26s st
Stewart, James A., National Hotel
Stewart, VIM, Is Louisiana av
Stokes, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, ohm l.. NJ, Willsrds', ofice 2l3 Pa. av
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
Taylor, NJ, Private. west side 2lst St. bet 6 and
Thay or, Eli, Wizards Hotel
Theaksr, Thomas c., Hyates, $50 Pa.sv
Thomas, James H., SU ] st
Tompkins. c ydnor d., WASHINGTON House
Train, Charles R., Wiards' Hotel
Trlmbls, Carey Al WIllards f. Hotel
Vance, Zss9Ion B, Mrs: Hs.rison's, 81 Pa. Az
Van Wyck, Charles H., Ns.ionsl Hotel :" a-
Wade, Edward, SS ct
Waldron. Henry, Washington House
Washburn, &C, Clarendon House, 9Th st & Pa AZ
Washburne, Ellihu B., as 9Th st
Washburn, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row, $50
Webster, Edwin II, Mrs. HarrIson's, 81! "a. sv
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, "a Missouri av
Whitley, VIM. g., 5l2 nth St
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Winslow, Warren, 2e6 st
Wood, John, 500 18th st
Woodruff John, Wizards Hotel
WOOdsOn, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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THE EVENING STAR.

RoNko AND JuLIEr-Romeo and Juliet IL the
production of youthful genius 1t is all redolent
of youth in Its subject in its style and in its spirit
II Is tale Of mutually youthful love. impetueus,
s,den' y
sole object Of the others existence, and both of
them reckless of all else, of life itself Into
this one engrossing pervading feeling of the poem
the youthful aut2or throws his whole soul; he
pours forth his 'thick-coming fanciesn with the
mounting spirit, the keen relish Of existence of
one to whom this world is still fresh and Young
he does not anticipate the sad and bitter hours of
the winding up of the mournfdl tale he Is about
10 tell, but luxuriates in the shortlived happiness
or the lovers, and showers over them and on all
around them the flowers and gems Of poetic fancy,
with Joyous, careless, extravagant wit.
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SENATORS.

BsysId James is bstvssn Eth n an ~ ls: T.,
sssifGs W. Is FL ssss sou.s AND
RR:sss, S;:;sis Ss;t rs ~ and HIST
zsSS p 1 81. GesS4'ss M ,h
S Sff:;s; b;si IT, % hs;s Sss;.I House
cosnsf J.oob He tel l''n 'n0 '''n 10
G,ittsndi sa, John 4; FssSpD Ds Hotel ,.,,
BBoSiiSis, Js%s. r. MS So!sSn's: = ~.
PSqkss ~
W. Mfs chip%s s,i S SO e
EoS. sGOFo5. M WIi SS PPtHn 6;s $50
Greer. jams: 81" cor and 9Th 't'
S SsIs 'J Hm P a. stios st. o aass 18th
Hamll :, Hannibal, Washington House
HHs5sn; j;@s s, Ms;! Sss;sP House 'N''
HsnssI 5ss I'll and 81 SITS
iveTson, A., Miss 9 aeens, - c st, bet and F,
ShnsSn TsnS i h ssS 10th
Kenne5y, Antheny, ga 9Th st, between and f.,
Ms IH, yosss s. T., Natonsi h Hotel
Nicholson, A. .. r, kirkWood House
Pesrce, James A, Mrs. Irvns's, % ~
Polk, r.
Powell, l.. W., 26s st, bet l4th and 18th
Pugh, 6. F., 400 4sh st, north of La. av
Rice, Fl. NJ, Min Row, at, bet J av and LIST st
salisbury, W, Mrs lrving's, % ~ Ct
Seward, WIN. H., 252 F st. bet 18th and l4th
sImmons, Jas. Wiards' Hotel
Sumner, G. Mrs. Cammack's, LIZ f, bet l4th & 18th
Ten Eyok, J. G., Mr.. Nc Blair, 1872 st and Pa az
Thompson, John X 459 18th st, bet E and F
ToOmbs, Robt, 24S st, bet 18th and 14th
Trumb4ll, Lyman. 45l 18th st. bet E and
Wilson, Henry, Mr. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa av
WigfaI, l.. T., Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, VI. s Mr.. SOlomOn's, 469 9Th st
Yulee, David L., 2S2 st, bet nth and 18th
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA
'CION.

PROPOSALS will be received st the Office of the AS
81 slant Quartermaster At Fort Leavenworth. K T.,
next. for the transportation of military sup Plies
during the years 1860 and 1861, on tie following
1. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of Kansas: aud from the town al Kansas,
In the State OF Missouri, to Fort Union, in the Ter
Iltory OF New Mckee, or any other depot that may
be designated III that Territory, and to any point
2. From Fort Union; or such other depot as may
be designated In the Territory of New Mexico, to
the posts or dePots that are or may be established
Forts Bliss and Fillmore. "a t''" i"0A'0o' except
be less on either Of the routes than one hundred
lions q ,0M, n00D pounds
Proposals will state the rate per 100 pounds per
formed on each rout" in each month of the year,
and Will be made for each route separately.
BidaeIs VII give their names In full as wei as
into contracts, and to execute bonds with good Sc
ourlty, IN such an amount as NAV be prescribed b,
the Assistan: Quartermaster at Fort LeavsnwOrth,
tracts snail be awarded.
Contractors will be required to be in readiness
for service by the LIST day ay succeeding, their
means sIa Of t5ansPortatIon to be approved By the
and, as transpoS tation may be demaSded At an;
time for the whole weight to be transported during
the year on either Of the routes, they must have
places OF business or agencies at the vicinity
Of Fort Leavenw worth and at Fort Union or other
depot In New Mexico, at which they may be com
Each proposal will be accompanied by the names
OF the suTetes, who must DC well known to the AS
whose joint capab,ty 70 Fay the )nds should they
be forfeited must be attested to his entire satsfac
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
50 i9r Iran. PoTtati9n," and none will be enter
set IN thus dSfs @,na all the
The right is reserved of rejecting all the bids that
QuAKTERMAsTERG GENERALS OFFICE,
10 Ill Washlns ton olty, f III. 10, 1860,
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P6R AkE r P5s PF SFFT 1
UNITED STATES.
OFFICE PUBLIC PRINTING

OFFICE p
ton OF the act of Congress entitled An act max
ing appropriations TO defay the deficiencies in the
Erpartmsnt for the fiscal year ending the soth Of
fh ss I siG In PAT r the support of the Post
SOth Of jane lsS spproyed FeSruaTs IS, iso tile
SEe M t S be ere Teoeved until Tres
the post Offices the Upited States for four Years
"tre per eennn deduct from he prizes asthoriSsd
70 !s pad a,o Jor me pTtntiHs Of The Exeeutire
Blanks aforesaid. f'A' ''''
The contractor will be required to execute
blanks, and to deliver them at suoh points and to
such persons as the Superintendent OF the Public
General hall desis nate to be speci sed in the con-
tract and whose receipt thereof will be necessary
tractor vii also be required I'd enclose in each
package of Blanks a circular receip. from the
contents of said package to be returned to the .e
pattment;and all such packages or bunfes Of Blanks
pl,inly directed to the Arert or Postmast, r. 70
WI JIn they ara directed To he sent.
evIdHnce "f their ability and skill t. do the work:
of viii b. m t an DiJf SsGk forms
office, and n" bid will be entertained unless made IN
The paper on which these blanks are to be printed
Will be fur aished to the contractor from time to time
COS, LOT IransPo tatlon IN WashnE ton City or New
COST OF transportation does not exceed that from
nsed the additional and RI sk
must be borne bv the contractor for print
Proposal wi oe addressed to JOHN HK,a,
Superintendent ofthe Public Printing, Washing
tom And endorsed Proposals for Printing Banfss
70 be published three times a week mt the
gun day Of March In the Constitution, Evening
can, baltimore; Pennsyvanian and Argus 4 bia
oelphIa: Dav Book, New York, and Post Boston.
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MEDICINES.
M rs NOT TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
SINCE ALL,
OIL ID A N ID YOU N g.,
AFFIRM lis TRUTH.

vrz:-THAT P PRS9EGs s4sv WOODS HAIR
Will preserve istaliiSiy the. sro,eiA and color of
the haii i used two q three times =, weak, to Any
tRs Ssd e sss pstsrs Own ne
make il more soft and beautiful than any oil, and
ss adas.,
Clergymen, Professional en-, And Gentlemen and
Of I'll so 81 the much IN
Read the following, And judge:
HICKORY GROVE, 8, Charles CO., Mo, No, IS, 81.
PROF. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir: Sometime last sumner we
we're Induced TO use some Of your Hair Seitorase ana as
e. To u : Gs .d r had
been perfectly covered with and some called seald
when friend, seeing has ,ufefng,, abused your
RestorstSe did with tte hope OF but TO
removed the disease entirely, and and luInrian
crop OF ha 500" started Ort and ". can nov say that our
boy mas healthy SCALP snd as uIurisnt crop Of hair as
any Stnsr esa can Therefore and DO hereby recon-
the scalp and haIr. We are, yours respectfully,
GEORGE ". HIaGfssorH.M,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM.
PROP. wooD-D.ar Sir: My hair had, for several year,
been Ssegg Pr.I, t gray, seeOmpsn,sd BY harsh.
tive about months IN that Condition; and hav
turned natural COLOR and assumed soness ustr.
greatly 5 preferred those produced by the apple
aF,e for aS, ,e. ssSer q, :.
used Hair Restorative for the simpl. purpose Of
refer TO me all who entertain any doubt Of its performing all
Mr.. c. symosp., ia Third street
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1857.
wELLIrGToN, Mo, Dec s. 1857.
PRoF. wooD-Dsar Sir: BY the advice Of a friend Of
mne who hss been your HAIR Restorative, was
duced try it. had the fever, last My aud
nearly every haIr ne I'd Now hair has
deal tho ker than Nothing but
duty aud sympathy feel ~ho
afflicted rs have been. would induce give this
public acknowledgment Of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods HAIR Restorative
Yours respectfully, A. r. jacobs.
The Restorative put up bottles of three Sizes
viz: large, medium and small the small holds hall
pint, and retais for dollar per bottle; the
dlrn holds at least twenty per cent more In proper
ton than the small, retaIs for two dollars per bot
tie the large holds a quart, 40 per cent. more in
proportion, and retails for SIS bottle.
u. J. WOOD 4 CO., Projectors, sl2 Broadway,
New York, I'm the great y. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishrnent,l aGd ia Market street, ST. Louis, Mo-;
and sold ny all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5-eoSm
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MEDICINES.
nR. JOHNSTON,
nEK

ii
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Discocersd fAs most Cerfnts Speedy, asd osIg
EfsetNal Remedy IN rae World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELECACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELf.
CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE,
IN FRoM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w.,iD. Of the Bach ssretrr. kfseuon. Kidney,
md Bladder, iu-olsn.y Di,eharss,, m5ot.nsy Gsosr
q Idsa. P.P.,iOs Oftk. Hear Timdy TT.nshnrs
Nose SKIN, Aaseuou, Of ths Luugs stomach Bovsh
So.. T:s.,s; p,S,dtr. . ISs.ns fro" sc. ssS,
der Marriage impossible, and destroy botn Body and Mind
r.,.,su, ~. h YOUNG ~ MEN ,,.u 9, s.n,, Via,
that drss dfu and dssrue,s habu which eRnusy
..d s..n snd srIsSt i%S..e 30 mssS oh.rvi.s S.a.
sntrsncsd listening ssnstss with ths hrndss Ofso9usnes
vailed sest.sy the living Tyre, nay call with fall ssos
dsnes.
MARRIED PERSONS, Yesng Msn tsntsnp plating MAJ
si.g. beng sv.r. o. Psyss.i ''sH' 'ff.h's DEBILITY.
He who places himss under Dr. may rslr,-
susiy eOnfd. has honor gentleman and eenadsniy
OFFICE No SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
ls hand sid, gong from BetimOr. ,'r. fay c'',s IRE.
msss be paid and contain s'tamp.
DR. JOHNSTON,
from on. Of ths mo.t .mn.m Cotfs. in h. Un..a ss.s
and the Of whose lie has been the hoe
fsetsd Of the astonshing that
known; many troubled with ringing the head ard
sounds bAshfulnsu with frequent blu,hng attended
times With dsrangs Of mInd cured imms d.tsy
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssng Men and others Who have injured themselves by
certain INDUCED when aohs-s hsb freqpsny
which nightly felt even when I.sissp snd cured,
rsndsrs nArrag. impossible, and csroys beth nd tnd
ThO.. ofth. sad and se.e proese.e
1s. n IN A asS p o ss d ss .. .ss
Power Papitation Of the Heart Nervous rrtab
:ymp,o%s Of coa.u%P,oS. &c. '"' '"' '''''
NENTALLY.-T6. fearful sf..ue IN. mind ar, upeh, 10
ofspirii,, Evil FOrbOdings Aversion Society ssEtrss
Love CT solds, Tmdiy etc., ere soms Of the s's pre-
NERVOUS acknowledgements cen new ,udss WA,
coming Pa. d s
Appearance about The symptoms Of
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
when the misguided md imprud; ,ory Of pleasure tnds
he has mbihed the seeds Of th painful dsssse often
forn applying those who, from .ducAuon ana
r.spsctAbiy, alone b,frisnd into the
s S s sHG p.ey Keep Hi HIM n,
month 1s mouth or :, long . tn, Ts.S e. esS :. OBJ
over h Calling dsaPPOmtment or 6y the use Of thai deadly
terrible disease such A6,cuon, TIros: Nose.
SKIN Se progressing with ghfHl rspidiy ali death puts
discovered country from who's. bourns rsurn
DR.. JoHNsoNS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAkNRss
AND IMPUTENCY.
By this great and important remedy ID. srr.n,
speedily Cured snd full ,gOr restored Thousands the
usrvous debtstsd, vhs had lest ell hope nave
rmP.dimsnt, Marriage, Phy.esI or msn.I D.e,.n
Trembling and weakness EEhsrsusn Of The f.srfs
ENDoRsEmEsT OF the PREss
The MANY THOUSANDS cured atthis nstitstisn vithis
cal I performed by Dr. ySoS sas.G :,
reporters oil the papers aud many other
.S.. hi. .,sneinR s.a,lsmss ef O..
sly n ,uheisnt guarantss % ths sGietsd Jan et-y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-06

IL Victor Hugo has addressed to the people Of
Hayti letter of friendship and admiration. 1t is
oStensibly response to a letter addressed to NJ.
Hugo by three citizens OF Hayti, now in Paris
deceived in that fraternity of races, the Southern
states of the Union. I'm killing Brown they have
committed crime which will Ike place among
the calam!ti,s of history. The rupture Of the
Union will fatally follow the assassination Of
Brown What an event. What disaster am
afflicted at heart In thinking Of this crime and
this fault. AS to John Brown, he was an apostle
md hero. The gibbet has only increased his
glory and made him a MARTYR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-06

BILLIARDS PRACTICALLY Commemorative
tern journalist describes billiards as game con
sistng Of two men in their shirt sleeves pune hing
balls about on a table, and presenting the keeper
case in this country, telling him to just mark it
down, This last mentioned custom has given
them the title of billiard markers. If you have a
decided genius for the game, you will make a
superior player at an expense of about So 900.
BlacLsmitns carpenters, &c, play it for exercise
IL was invented by shrewd saloon keeper who
was hot satisfied with the profits whisky,
ana was too much opposed to temperance to water