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81. LOUIS, April IL, 1862
The proceedings of The Democratic State Coaventio. at
Jefferson City yesterday were mot very bar nouious and
little pfogrets was made. The Committee on resolutions
agreed upon platform which will be presented this
morning, endorsing the main features OF Mr. Buchanans
affirming that neither Congress Tori
.osai Legislatures have the power 70 abolish pro-
hbi the introduction Of slavery in the Tcrrtories re-
PuoDg the doctrine OF Stephen Douglas Of unfrioad
legsiauon fAvoring the Fugitive Slave Law; changing
tns INVASION OF Virginia as the Legitimate result of the
eaehpee OF the republican party repudatng the store
otyped charge OF dsunion sentiments often repeated
Tor party effect against the democratic party, and do
noupcDg the doctrine Of the rrepressble conflict On
State politics, regards the railroad issue proposed
70 refer 10 the people 1t the next election, asserting.
however that is alike tho duty and for the interest Of
the State TO encourage judicous system Of internal in
provements within the constitutional limit OF the State
debt
resolution, advocating the peaceful acquisition
Of territory, especially Cuba, was added 70
the platform this morning, whom the whole report
was adopted unanimously. After several Intellectual
ballots Governor Clay orn r. jackson unanimously
nominated and Thomas Reynolds also unanimously
nomited for Lieut. Governor, B. J. Massey the present
Secretary Of State, and A. W. Morrison the present
Treasury, were nominated for Reelection.
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TIE WINTER GARDEN.-On account of the debut Of
Madame Fabbri which takes place tonight the benefit of
Mr. II. Pearson has been postponed until Thursday Of
next week when the programme heretofore announced
will positively be given.
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BateheIor's Hair Dye, wig and Toupss
Factory Bood stree& Private snixlAss Tor ladisa IN
Dye applied h Tho sky Light rooms
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Native Wines.-Frederick y. C0xzens,
N1; 70 warren street. New YORK. has Tor ,sle NAIVE
wines he pure juice Of The ailo prices For domos
&c nse ios scsns and Strengthening beverages they
voe. liberal deducusn made 70 Ciergymea-
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NAVIGATION Westward.

CoIIINGwooD, G. W., April IL, 1860.
steamer left Owen Sound for this port on Monday,
but put back account Of the ce Of which there was
Still considerable in the bay 1t s fast disappearing now
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ANOTHER SUB MARINE CABIE-N said that government
intends laying down submarine cable, connecting Pc
papg on the north with Rangoon and on the south with
The Zenobia, which came down from Bombay with AZ
convicts transported to this island and Is time expired
cable and in some places the depth found TO be
fthoms taking five to six hours TO make one dip OF the
line. She WILL hear, proceed from hence to Junk Cey
lon and Mergui for similar purpose after the arrival Of
the Calcutta steamer by VIII Oh she expects charts and
further order1,-LODd0u Globe.
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Terrific Hurricane and Steamboat Explo-
sion.

CINCINNATI, April IL, 1860
terrific hurricane passed over Urbana Monday, IN
roofing and demolishipg several buildings
The steamer Samuel Gay burst her boilers when about
100 miles below Louisville, yesterday, thereby killing
one fireman and scaldding several passengers.
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Trefelie, the True Secret or Beauty,
cosnA purides osanses and nveoratss akin renders
the complexion beautifully dear and brilliant % ooots
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Geo. b. sl0at & Co.'s Celebrated EIliP-
tic Lock Stitch and shuttle Sewing Machine.
@. II. COLLINS, 460 Broadway.
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Opening Of Lake Naviga tion.

The lake is now open at Buffalo. Two propelers left
this morning and one ID now out of sight Navigation
may now be considered open for the season
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virginia Delegates to Charleston.
SrAUyToN, Va, April 8, 1850
The District Convention elected Messrs Moln and Yos
Hunter men, - delegates to Charleston
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Singers Sewing Machines.

Sale OF OIL Paintings, Commenced las
evening 1t 494 Broadway, will be resumed this evening"
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Wigs, Wigs.-Clirehugh's Illusive Wigs
stand ghness beauty and ht 80 Broadway
northeast corner Of keado Aroet, opposite StowArts
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DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radf-
cal Cure Truss with In efeeing
kerna rupture. MARsH 4 CO., NO. vesey ss., n. T.
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Hsrr1ng's Patent Champion Fire and
Rusr Proof safss 81 Broadway, corner OF Murray Stress
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Hill, Inimitable Hair Cutter.-Hair
Dye, cents Depot No. Barclay street. and sold by all
druEgistA
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PhnlOn 81 Sons Cocfn, DeOdorfzed
OIL the best cbespes, article f)r the hair Try
Every body Price rs per b,se Sold by all
druggists the United States and Canada $40 Broad
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
privately applied Astor House.
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Army Contract.

IxAvKywoRIH, X. 7. April IL, 1850,
The contracts for the transportation Of the army sup
niles 70 New Mexico to day awarded 70 Messrs. Rus.
SELL Majors Waddell, of this city
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ACADEMY or MUNc-ADnISA PAfn IN "DoN PAsQUMx"-
Ono 0 the pscasanest Of Italian COMO operas Donses-
Us "Don Pasquaie." II 10 too rarely performed n This
country, because depends for It's SUCCESS In good do
gree upoo some acquaintance, tho part Of tho a.
dience with the language in which the nbrotto written
Speaking Electrically it musical farce in three acts
and with scarcely plot enough for There s however,
ample room for fun In the situations and tho music
full OF charming little bits which must have been suggested
to the composer in his happies moods Altogether, "Don
Pasquale" Ia an opera for the connoisScurs rather
than the public and therefore the very large attendance
at the Academy last night proved In the strongest posi-
BILE manner, that Adens PATHS place with the metropo
tan audience Is fixed and permanent Her Norma
Will be accounted among her best roles She
with the souvenirs Of Pccolomini fresh in tho public
mind and without instuting any comparisons, We may
say, In all verify, that Miss PATHS performance was In
every way satisfactory, TO those who most admired
her iusous predecessor The Norma or last night gave
10 the brilliant and ford music Ill tho resources of
her splendid voice and thorough executive abies She
acted with the most delicious ndves and abandon and
looked charmingy. The scene with Don PasquAe the
second act capally DONE and Miss Patti fairly
quered the audience well "a her antique admrer The
distribution was very good throughout. Brignohs Memo
rino Is well known Of his best roles and he
sang II with more reroe than last night Forr was
good MAlatesta, and Susins PasquAe, though little
ponderous at times, the whole clever perform
ance Muzo cond ucted his excellent orchestra with his
usual skill and the whole performance gave great salts
faction "Don Pasquale" will be given again on Friday
and also for the Saturday matinee.
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HOll0w&y's pills and Ofntment.-Erup-
tive dsorders Of oontsous nature arc cured by these
pyr and anseptc remedies virus mpregnang
blood ghy expua,ed and the erupdons healed by
Ointment
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Brooklyn PhotogrAphs-Incomp
above al competition in New York or the country.
CHA6. 81. WIILlAMBON'B Gallery,
Established 1851.
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Heavy Freshet In tho Western Rivers.

The heavy rains for the past three days have caused
reshet attended with the destruction Of considerable
property The low lands along the Monongahea and Al
legheuy rivers completely inundated The rise cam
30 suddenly that several coal boats the Monongshea
were swept over the dam and sunk. The number lost
was thirteen, the loss being $4,000 The loss in
Allegheny has been considerable. Several manufacto-
ies were flooded, and families, in instances were
driven from their dwellings. The railroads also have
suffered BY land elides, which have impeded
travel Altogether it has been one Of the most destruc
tive reshets experienced for many years The rivers
have now mostly attained the highest stage rising but
about an inch hour The Monougahela pier mark in
dicatss twenty nine feet and four inches-ony twenty
inches less than the great freshet Of 1852
CLEVELAND, April q, 1850
The heavy rains OF the past Gays have resulted in
considerable obstruction to the railroads the State
The Cleveland and Pttsburg and the Central Ohio Roads
are both washed away In several places Will be
fered impossible for a day A message from
columbus says that all the .oaus leading into that place
are overlooked.
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The Bank OF Central New York,

UTICA, April IL, 1860.
q. B. Mateson lew days since declined resume the
presidency Of the Bank OF Central New York The bank
by order Of the Supreme Court passed into the
hands OF Joseph Benedict, Esq, - receiver.
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"A Photographs for 91.-H0lmes' Galle-
ss Broadway, viii LIST of May to-a better place.
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ScrOfula.-A few Bottles OF KcnMody'1
Medical Discovery strictly following tho direcacn T. The pam
phek around Zach bottle and judcous application Of the
6s Rheum Ointment ScrotulA Onimcn and Healing On.
mont will euro every
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The Rank OF Central New York.

UTICA, N Y, April II, 1870.
The Dolly Observer Of this day announces that the Bank
s Central New York has gone into liquidation, and that
Hon Joeeph Benedict has been appointed Recsver and
,sIarsd mon his duties The circulation Of the bank
said IN be amply secured
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Barry's TrtcOpher0us II the best and
cheapest article for dSossng boautyng curing,
preserving and restoring tho hair. LADIES' Try IT. Sold BY al
druggists.
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karuous vermn Destroyer IL The best article extant
tor the preservation OF fnrs aud gcoss rom moths
and vernin Of ali Hines house should % without IL Sold
the tncipa 6l2 Broadway and bT AZ druggists eve
ryv here PRICE, "a cents 10 ST.
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Schieferdeckcr's Water Cure, Wall
House. Williamsburg SpeciAitesdisesses Of the lungs and
tho womb.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH. Aprii IL, 1850.
The screw steamship r. r. Coyler, OF Cromwsn's line
arrived from New York at five O'Clock yesterday.
CHARLESTON April 10, 1850.
The steamship Marion CAPTAIN Foster, from New York.
arrived here at six O'Clock this afternoon.
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operation very rapid and capable Of every kind Of work
u The best machine produced Price only yllQ.
l. y. SINGER CO., 1b8 Broadway, New YORK.
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Mrs. Wfnslow's Soothing Syrup.-MiI-
bottles used every tho United STATES
children se,bpg with failing Relief
mediate and certain Only Is cents bottle
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Aston House.-Leary & Co.'s Successors,
Hats.
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Official Drawings OF Hodges, Davis s.
co Is Consolidated Lotteries of Georgia.
GLASS 302 APRIL II, 1850.
20, 81, AZ, Is, 10, 81, As, AS, 26, %, q, IS.
Prices cashed u 668 Broadway Circulars sent freq.
HODGES DAVIS 90,
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whites Sensation" Dress Hat, Spring
syle-wHITr. halter, ZIG Broadway, opposite 81 PAUL.
church.
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Jersey CITY News.

JERSEY CRY CHARTER ELECTION Cornelius Van Wart,
opp has been elected Mayor Of Jersey City by about 400
majority. Many Of the other city officers still in doubt,
the Fourth ward canvass not having been completed.
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DKATHs ny CAMPHENK.-The weather sage OF Brooklyn
Heights has kept account OF the number OF deaths
which have occurred during the last ton years from the
use OF camphene. The following are his figures
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.S0me thing New''-ss Suffering and
STAN mesing II be cure, by DR.. H. sMEDLEY
Office 64e Broadwsy no charge until perfect satisfaction
given Bours III ul6
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Drawings or the Delaware State Lotto.
nes, WOOD, EDDY Co, Managers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
LOTTERIES
DELAwARE-ExrRA CLASS no. 17s, APRIL H. 1880
49, 49, II, ~, 81, %, %, SO, 50, g. IT, 81, Is, H.
DELAwARE-CLAss No. ia, APRIL ii, 1860
So, l6, 38, s, 8, ID, So, SO, SO, 81, 90, Al, 49,
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
WOOD EDDY 4 CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
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rhs limited states Steamer DacOtah.
NORFOLK, Va, April 10, 1850.
The JInisad States steam soopo Dacotsh has re-.
turned from perfectly saif'ac'ory trial trip
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Still Catawba and Isabella Wines
FOR COBBLERS."
A Delicious Drink,
For sale In casks or BY the gallon.
FREDK. b. COZzsNS, 70 Warren street.
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IL KIMBAIL, wHITTEMORE & co.
a aa'. remover ,. 100. IRON ~ 8 = ssoADwAY
sg%PI,s
In syle, Quality ana PROC aoos uneIceponabis
PHuBARB Roors.-AsPARAaUs ROOTS Potato
~ and Top Onion sets for sale BY A. r. MAYHER co..
81 Vesey street, near Greenwich street
SWELLING OF THE ToSsIs-rsIs PREVAILING
neck under The ears comes on without warming foe
S:s s %
few You take the following Advice 50 soon ~
IDs If ~ or ssh. hour. you are mot easier TAKE fosr
haud and deodea Sos
place smaller dose he bird hi. simple plan q res
Pssi:T applied
ins .pp cation Good nu1,na should s. SECURED
Brsndreths Pills are highly priced BY All who suffer foa
srs ii * ~
their prompt use often tho saving vaiuass
I'M years ago afflicted with an attack Of the nsa-
ses which was 30 severe that he for Considerable
Icoulo with difficulty sustain AconveTsstio almost de-
sDssa q ever hear s, ns.2
amer psrs which found mys.f entirely recovered Tcoo
Ger bat usss q you anS those like afflicted sa ssoa
DlSviIIr, Va. N,rch y, 1880.
NEW YoRz, April =. 1850.
DEAR sIs,n ihs spring Of lsss had he Di:1sruas =
nesa attended d.aines pain n The hssd ssd
y @ for woo y -
sf and bad dsspsTsd cure 81 finally i~ss adsSsd :
lime S,.;D DssiS K! ;.:s,sa S.1ss oasad &
Sold 8. por box With full drscsioa: = he urcps,
dealers
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GAS FIXTURES AND FITTING.
VI NO 7N. BROADWAY. NO m
The and best selected assortment of A FJxTTR
and FRENCH BkONzks In Tho city for sale, very low
STEPHEN PHILBIN, 7O7 BROADWAY,
Between Warrington place and Four1h sre Get
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The Third Rdfion Of
THE OFFICIAL. RAILWAY GUIDE
UNITED STArGA AND TIE CANADAS
With Supplement- containing the
INV HALLWAY TIMk TABLES TO DATE,
ArPLhToGs ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
CsLY WORK OF THE KIND
kecogI VI "a the
oFrIV. Al ORGAN OF THE RAILWAY CoNPANlEs
TWENTY-FIVE RAILWAY MAPS.
PRINCIPAL RAILWAYS OF rHK COUNTRY,
And IA sold VI -. ,,oo-
Py all and periodical agents aod BY ss eoys upon IN.
tranr the popsi railways throughout We unrso eslei
! and Inc (,epadas. ID. APPLETVr co, Publisesrs-
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Drawings Of Franee, Brosdbents & Co.'S
susss. ooy.r.. OLA. 9. ArsI II. isse ~
49, ~ S.. 70. IS. Is, u -. J. Is. 81. o. 81 30.
FRANCE, BRoA DBsSrs 4 90,
Native wines.-Frederick .. Coxzens,
ne rrs. us. y ss~ Yo h, r i Eas dS%s
s S, iss csns and = hey are
vOs. hbesI dsduoasa made % cisS re me
Trefsli., the True Secret Of Beauty,
cossnA purass ols..sss and hvsor..ss tho skn;
The compilation beautifully clear and brilliant %
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
Iss.jhe be-; IN ,ss wSra Wholesale and RETAIL and tho dye
s.ss !. 10. .. Hair s Dy:, W.. and Te-p:.
Dye sppusd n 10 siy light rooms.
Hill, Unsuitable Hair Cuttor.-IIair
a 1ss :s''' Depot No. Barclay street, and sold by all
Beautiful COmplexfon.-Laird's Liquid
Pearl has achieved cssSr .. siSns nS equal for S'~aa
Wigs, Wigs.-Clirehugh's Illusive Wigs
northeass corner Of keade street, opposite Sewarts
scrofuIa.-A few Bottles OF Kennedy's
Medical Discovery strictly following tho direction d the pa
phlet around each bottle and judicio application Of the
ssh Rheum Ointment ScrotuA Oninent and Healing Oank
mont will ouro every
Barry's TracOpherous II the host and
cheapest article for dressing, bcaung cleansing curing
preserving and restoring The hair. LADIES' It. Sold by al
druggists.
Schieferdecker's Water Cure, Wall
House Williamsburg specAies Of the lungs and
tho womb.
HOllOw&y's Pills and Ofntment.-Erup-
tive ds0rders of contagious nature cured by these
py and anseptc remedies tue virus mpregnatng the
Ointment
DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radf-
cal Cure Truss with In eeetng Of
herniA rupture MARSH CO., NO. vesey st., n. Y.
PhalOn g. Sons Cocfn, De0dOrfzed
Cocoapu OIL the best aud cheapest article for the hair Try
H. Every body ueee Price rs cents b,tle Sold by all
druggists In the United States and CanAdas 6l9 Broadway
Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.-MiI-
ons Of bottles used tho United
toebiDg with falling Relief
mediate and certain. Only Is cents . bottle.
sS0mething New Suffering and
staDmesing The and cure. by DIR. H. sMEDLEY
Office 64e Broadwsy no charge until perfect satisfaction
given Bours 10 ll6
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AUCTION SALES.

BY I. NJ. McCORM1Ck-AucTIoSE
( TCTION SALE III Il o'clock, NJ, IN lroli'
4 Of the Mayors Office, on Saturday, Jnty i4'h'
iS50-Will he offered at public auction the com
80, moiious and desirable three story y" Ell
Ef;i LING HOUSE, with garden lot attached
Iying on the south side Of King street. near
Washington street. and ut present occupied py
sylvester Scott, esq. Also
A GROUND RENT Of so per annum on a
lot living on the east side Of st. Asaph street. pc
tween Wilkes and Gibhon streets. adjoining the
Ii Foundry property. This lot Is improved oy
- FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. Also
a LOT OF GROUND, at the \. +. intersection
Of ST Asaph and Gibbon streets, fronting on Glo-
bon ! 3 feet inches, and running northwardiy "
feet Also
II LOTS. fronting on Gibbon street, north side,
l. feet & inches each, and running norThwardiy
90 feet.
TERMS Of SALE:-One-ffth cash, balance IN 8,
-. Is. AID q months, with interest on deferred
payments, payable scniannuaiy. Title retained
until payments in full are made, and deeds At the
expense Of the purchasers
WM GREGORY.
ROBERT JAMESON, Trustees.
WM. n. McNEIGH,
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CLOTHING.
WILLIAM ARNOLD,

MERCHANT TAILOR, No. IS King Street.
RESPECTFULLY informs his customers and
IL the public that he has now on hand very
extensive stock of SPRING and ST NJ u Z K
GOODS. Elegant and fashionable styles of every
thing of GenteRen's wear, of which may be NAM
ed in part black, blue and fancy CLOTHS. The
finest and best French, English and American
CASSIMERES. Fancy Silk, and Marseiles
VESTINGS. Linen Shirts and Collars; Net Shirts
and Drawers; Gloves: Linen and SILK Pocket
Handkerchiefs; Neck Ties ofevery description and
style; Suspcnders of the finest quality and latest
styles; half Hose, of the best quality. All work
will be guaranteed to be done in the best manner.
Thinking his customers and the public for pas
fayors, he solicits the continuance Of their pat
ronage. Orders from the country promptly at
tpndad n All off
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS FOR 1860.

w. d. MASSEY, MERCHANT TAILOR,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
~ public that he has received bis stock Of
FASHIONABLE GOODS for GentIemens wear,
comprising black, blue, and fancy CLOTHS and
CASSIMERES Of the very best European and
American fabrics; plain ard fancy Silk and Mar.
sailles EESTING S fine SHIRTS and COLLARS,
Drawers and Undershirts, Handkerchiefs, Halt
Hose Gloves, Crayats, Neck Ties, and Srspen-
ders, together with many other goods in .he fur
nishing line. Also an assortment Of READY
MADE CLOTHING, sach as dress and trock
Coats, Business Coats, Pants and Vests. Thank
full for the encouragement heretofore received, he
hopes by strict attention to business TO continue TO
merit the patronage of the public, guaranteeing
that all work made by him shall be done in the
best manner and give satisfaction, with prices 10
suit. NH =!
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WASHINGTON BREWERY.

DRAUGHT ALE. PORTER AND STRONG
BEER.
4 FULL assortment Of barrels, halves and
IA quarters, of the above superior and pure
MALT LIQUORS, can be had at low price from
JOHN DAWSON,
Middle Store, old Theatre, Alexandria, Va.
The STRONG BEER, on account OF its low
price and mild favor is we'll fitted for family use,
and il will prove Il most agreeable and wholesome
beverage to ladies and children.
n L. Read the following from the Evening
Star Of December ,, 1859:
"A REMARKABLY FINE ALE.--Mr. Dawson ;
successor in the Washington Brewery, corner of
and eth streets, Mr.. Colincau, is now manufac-
turing Xxx ale and porter and brown stout all of
which reflect infinite credit OH his establishment.
His ale compares favorably, indeed with the best
Philadelphia and Albany aes, being according
to our taste much more like the best English and
Scotch ales than those imported from either OF
those cities. II he continues to produce so supe-
rior an article. he will shortly make reputation
fer his brewery surprising that ofany Northern
establishment
Enquire of JOHN DAWSON,
Theatre Building, Alexandria,
NH loft Wholesale Dealer III Malt Liquors.