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THE PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST.

Baltlnors and RichmeAd.
0D0R0h POLITIcS.
MuID0xvuIz, June 9, 1850
fhe national democrats nst IN Coaveanoa aS night
Judge Warner President
Aesoautsons were Adopted rsaaaxniug The Cincinnati
paosm, declaring that property sxiss IN slaves, end
svorpg ths bred scsU dscsssn.
Ths 0oavsatoa alse son,sasA full dshsasoa 70 Bald
more.
1hs following arc ths ds'sgsAss fsen sas shss .,
large Judge warner, 0ovesnor johnson, James Gard
ner and A. e. Chappeu.
Thry counties were represented BY one hundred dsls-
saass.
The Convention WAS harnouieus-
ALABAMA POLITICS.
Monooumv, June Q, 1850.
The National Democratic Convention sends full deega-
lion 70 Baltimore and nominA,es electoral ticket The
delegates At large are G. Humphrey G. Paisley, W.
o. Winston, j. j. Sebels R. A. Baker, John Forsyth, A
". Hilsrd and w. Garnea- There are also twenty dis
triot delegates
Ths regular Tor ssceder) Convention send delegates
schnond and Baltimore. Those II large are +. Lyons
A. D. Meek, D. W. Paine, W. L YAnccy, W. H. Brooks,
p. D. Smith, L. p. walker, L. ". LAWYER,
aud there are twenty delegates from the dis
spoke favor of the minority platform. Mr. CARDIAC
Of Richmond, followed, in favor Of the minority platform
Mr. Jackson OF savannah spoke In favor Of the majority
aifcrm, and Mr. Cobb, OF Washington city, closed the
cebste. All the speeches able and many Of them
eloquent
C. w. Stiles called the previous question, and the
question Wa ordered
Tho vote was then taken on the the minority plAtoru
and resultsd:-Ysas, ~; nays, 3o5-
The vote Was then taken on the majority report;Ayes
eSs; Gays, 81.
Mr.. Gardner, Of Richmond, entered . protest against
the acton Of the Convention.
Some other minor matters were then transacted.
Adjourned sire die.
me supporters Of the mineriU report hold q meeting
, tori ght, TO consult the course to pursue
LOUISIANA POLITICS.
INV ORIxAM, June Z, 1880
'te Democratic Convention 1t Donaldsonvilic has Id
ourped Tho secession from the Charleston Convention
condensed, and was resolved that TIE Loaisiana
deRsaks pscgs themselves 70 support the nominees Of
the Baltimore Convention.
DOUGLAS MEETING IN BOSTON.
Bosros, June Z, 1880
ne rissds Of Mr.. Douglas for the Presidency rallied
great foros 70 sishs PACKING ranssi Hall, with largo
crowds Outside, where speeches were abs unAde. Rx-
Governor weles, Of Mans presided IN The HAi, assssd
by l. Bailey and about one hundred other vics Pres
dents.
Addresses were made BY Hon. Rsvsrdy Johnsoa; J. G.
KavAnash, Of Minnesota; Hon. s. Cox, of Ohio, and
oshsrs. fhs meeting very enthusiastic.
Resolutions adopted ssssrtng that The democracy
Of Massachusetts favor Douglas for the Presidency On
dorsrg the Caarssou platform and the ntsrveuon
me- thai ths Massachusetts, dssgson bound BY
every boposb ooassdsrasoa 70 oas their voes Il Bs
for I0ugas, urging harmooy 70 insure victory, sud
sfev slluops y u c a % lelas rsosivtng majority
u ,be votes a hasIssn, urged ths ignovisg q preu-
dcss spd unity u eoeoa North Souh possng 10 the
psst adely q the Northern democracy = . guarantee
icr the future.
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INTERESTING FROM nKxICo.


Failure 81 Jecksr d C~.-8us>>usf~n ~
Resasaons nv the D4,lo~, ssse CO. -ses
-. a.w.--.--
. -
Mr. o,,,.-. ,..o
~. ..noo,s, prx..,.. h.. 49,. $3.50
,,., v.,. ~ a, ~ A.. a.n ~,
~ 1850 a n.
IA ,.,.d .,,,n,,. $1,000. - ,s...-s.
Try. Ther liabilities are reported 70 b o. t00, o00 and
- ,,o,.,.,,. a. .,.--.x.. -. - -. =.
y~'' s '~s"V POT 0sss VI
thsr capital each year, together with NJ per can't int
rest Their creditors had rsfussd the prououao. bus
A.. .s.s -, Wv
were mees seAm % 'ne @'n uh
Monsieur Gabriac, the late French Minister In In great
dssrors having lost al he posscsssd bv Jecksr A. On
= - '' w.
failure
w,vs,ou a soverume,t
-~~-~
hnsmoo W near ooere'Aro, surrounded oy General
Ursga with I2,tco men, sad unable 10 escape
Nv" .epo'sa 'n.' ~ eesssen so' nad 'Axss place.
ana maj hnamons vsnguAru.vS ovenhrown
Minister hcIAse n sos, and VII return hons she
u.xte., ,,c.,v A. not ,s,,e.s
ss.,or pses,eo' H. ns1 so.,,,n un,.s., h.s
rlv~a. M
renee 20 ~. esp,are =. amer had esso rssv.d '~e
me steamer Pocahonns sasssd sor Vera Cruz today
nan lsrre mail -
WIN
News from New Msrne~.
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Drawings Of the Delaware State Lotts-
riss WOOD. DDDy 4 90 . nssAssr, OF The
p1AsAsr. Hsryvcxy AND unsosaI nAss Lorrsxms
DuAuARu-bnoaA CLASS No ~ JuHs I, I06o
50, IS, TO- Is, Is, 81, 20, ~. 20, 80. 20, 81, 49,
- - Ln4uAas-OIAss ~ MI Jyxn Z H0.
IL IS. 23 IS, 50, g. II. Sc. 81, l6, Il, 65. 81, &c.
Okoulasy sea frss n eharSe By sddresung ahs- 70
WOOD. RODH CO., wuDAastoa Delaware,
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mionigan Republics state Coavsnt,en.

Dnnou, Mich, Juoo I, t66e
The Republican State COVE this CITY 10 day
and mace the following nominations .-Foe Governor,
Austin Blair, OF Jsckeou county Treasurer John wen
Of wayne; Aucitor General, L. G Berry, o. Lauswee;
Atsespey General Charles Upsos OF Branca Superuteu
deptM Public Instruction, John r. Gregory, OF WAshte
psW; SECRETARY Of State, james B. Porter, Of Alegsn
Copmiesoner Of Land 0ioe, Samuel L Lasey, OF Cal
houn Member Of Board Of Eouoasaou Eiwia we,.s. Of
Kalamazoo Rufus Homer, Of InghAm Ths Convention
was entirely basmouious
Iasge and enthusiastic ratidcstoo messirg Is beng
heid THIS evening 10 rstfy the national and 5a.e nomns
dona
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 8, lssO-TRIPLE SHEET

This attained, ard rowdyism on the race
course kept in due subsection, racing may 10.
come fashionable amusement The growing
taste for manly exercises, which is manifesting
Itself among all classes Of our people, would
point to such q result In the meanwhile we can
claim that the turf is not with the respectable
portion OF our community, so decided taste
IS to induce them to overlook the associations
and Inconvenience to which, under Its pre-.
sent conditions, 1t may subject them.
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General Walkers MOvemsnts, &c.
Exv OsIxAss, Juae Q, 1890.
Geeerd walker and few officers have gone 70 Central
ABsssoA
mo steamship Ayisoaa. from Brasos "a iust has
rived. she brnss 81 SOC specie. News uniporsant
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maine RspuSnesa state Convs.s,e..

RAsocs. Ne, JcGe 7, 1867
A. the nAins Republican STATE Couveot.on held here
to-day. three hundred and twsniy towns we're repre-
sensed oy ISL delegates. Fieoerick A. Pike. q Cass,
presided Israel wsstburn Jr OF 0ro1o Yves nominated
for Governor on the fret tsos recetv'oI sSe vctea,
aesanst $50 Toe nomination then made unsotSa nus
Aorer Ooourp, OF Roomheio, apd wm. willis, OF Port
isno were selected As Candidates for electors
q esee series Of resolutions adopted eodorsag
tne chicago rom!h atoms approving the republican plat
form and strongly recommending Mr.. Wsshburn 70 the
people Il Name for Governor.
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50, IS, 70. Is. Is. s., 70. Il. .. 60. q, 81. 49,
H. 49, Is e s. : g. H e. 'i Ts .s g. 49,
S.p &o sSo1 .S6 81 &C., SS & .. D.s::s:
Royal Havana Lotsery.-Che fsllewi.8
Numbers drew ns prsaspa prizes IN The drawing AAy "
S. ss' % - sss;s sss $1,000
u: \: as u " s a 81 - g. s''s '''
Cs g, ~ ~ Is Is - - i issgs ~ y 10
Ssss \: aia, ~ s ~: ASS Ei' ssss. nos
CUE. ssS pea ssss 0'' ''
sort Hsts.-Ihs One Ounce. the opera.
ue ssnsAtos. he Flora ~ wHI1As tho Halter NJ Broad
Daysd's Summer styIes.-rhe savoy
: ;s: Hat Tie pearl Beaver ny Roadway near Da'''
For sas % the trade only Ribs ALDO NJ wAlsss.
Tn. Pearl Bsnver-A New Dress Hat,
at k voG's. sg broadway. Asss walker street,
A Remarkable Poem "A Perfect Me-
fss D.: % :: -. a.. :: a NO s ySsdw:'
ICY pssoisal In shape Cn-s9y ssd Manufacture, ia,
e.: S,ss sem ''' bound @ 90
nass and Gaps for Gests ans ch,IAre,-
MISE &C tAndreu- KB. LOO. 81 Canal stseek
Bloom Beaver Gsntiemsn's Dress Hat,
~ ls.1ns ssyis for su NOR nsOduosd By asNls SIS
Jsdce Hat q We've. straw. for Young
men. 70 BE- al osly of GESiE, CHS broadway.
SHIRTS Made 60 Order from Measure.
D. q. sILkCK Cox, LOO Brood way. Of Liberty IT.
BaMou's Patent amProved French Yoke
s ss,shs LAS s ss ,S :sa warranted 70 H. SAI-'0
Ladies' Oress hnsssse Trimmlnxs.-Ro-
$500 800 ei- e sr~As o. LocxI1T son COS ~ Fulton
June Resss n yos wish %
:s 80 ~. -: % o' s' md '
,Asr sscscy 20 s.. s.d sv,A--, ~. 80 ~seA
~. Sse.sSs puSs hE rsssssd y Asv6I. ves,oas
Ss oDss q oss.s ss - Ds:fas rs y .As . sG n
ply puJy bG u syssea. rsesw Ae ooaJ.
epd Il No. ~ Canal street, Brasdrsss BuiS,.s, s.A No.
80 bovey and No tuni'n square. kss York Proc cents
Az Heme-Te-day, Te.wsrrow, ana ali
ss Brcsdv., .ss E,s chart. wa fun .r,isa eAarS 70
tsoDs wAo Day wiaA LAdAss always v asseodanoa
PhsseGraPhs-Chas. n. wiilismss.'s
BrsskSn Saissy. ssssinhsd Isl. ~ 80 rui0s srss
Abraham Lincoln asd the Peoples
ror,,ss, pAcscrsshi. sor and 90 ss.s' = Ho.nEs
The Singer Sewing maehsass. Cheaper
.s s : =: a. : my :
family nsss.:s '' .cf s AZ :r ~: y ~
0swfDg Maehinss-A GREAT Chancs.-
We have detssninse for sben tns 10 kre ~
1anucsurne machines ~ low ra1ss an< with the privilege
n. MHon Co., rs BrosAwsv.
a Grover 4 Bauer Ne1sslsss Sowing ma-
ehss " 49, fissd q - fssny oAcs ~ MIDWAY
wheeler and wilson's sswfag Machines.
omos 20 Broadway. Ees York
Hsrrfns's Patent Chaapson Fire and
Bursas Proof aafes 81 Broadway. OF Murray arsc
rev horx
eso- y. sleas d Ces's Celebrated Ellipsss
Losh eA,sA ~ 6hu1is esvins nseh1sA
O. 3. oolLLNR - Broadway.
Whisksy.-s. n. suits Ksntueksy salt
Hs0sniH : co. ISL 10. Sal ass 7s Broadway.
Opposition 20 Bapssasaon.
May b~rg by veudes IN yArf,us
o. ~ city nrewmks o. Bdrss nAnufsssu-s
sAars bstby tles that The Msssrs HDok sssb
nsked ~ertrr depos III BrnAdvsy
OF hacss sns shsre a y wssing vo~ts sell sg~in,
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7russss.-Ds. mavsh Continues - Apply
Ne pp6l.i e,ys ,russ sus,~ NE Uane~t Of herps
rpses -nrpc'er. ssculass nsncs susps.scs nasAAesa
ah elsstc rtoctings, seis bssinx Ifu@ ~ Al m nch
r,s sri No vs.es sreei kssu house ope ose e. fsus
fhutrn
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BROADWAY CURIOSITY SHOP Broadway, with
its magnificent stores and unrivalled show win
dows, always presents the appearance of PEG.
pies museum or curiosity shop. The fabrics and
ingenious constructions Of all nations on the
globe are to be seen there, from time to time,
20 that the pedestrian, a. he passes along, may
take In at q coup doil perfect cosmorama,
presenting little Of everything from every
place. Broadway lie, In fact, Crystal Palace,
five or Elk miles long Occasionally, however,
there IL q speciality in this Broadway museum
which prevails almost everywhere, and just
DOW the speciality is Of the japan order. The
windows Of such houses a. Ball. Black a. Co.
ard Tifapy 4 Co. are elitteriug with curious
bDouterie, ornaments and coina Of japanese
psnuiacture or Jspsnete style, while there ID
hardly store Of any description in which we
are not informed that something ssvoring Of
Japan and the japanese Ia to be had within.
During the Atlantic cable excitement We had
cable stews, and other condiments more sug-
geetive Of Indigestion than Of nourishmsnt II
was pretty much the same during the Mexican
war. Then We had Buena Vista hats and Mon
teIey coats; and we hsd-or If We had not we
oueht to have -Cherubusco grapes and
Cbepulsepec caDistsu. Now, japanese shoes,
and japanese hats, and Jspapeee punches, are
all the 20, to cay nothing Of japanese polish'
which every one knows Il traditionary with
that polite and ceremonious people, and little
of which would do our Aldermen no harm.
Broadway, for the time being, IL like Jeddo
bszsar-everytbipg useful and ornamental In
the japanese line d 10 be had there.
TRADING UroS DANGEROUS GRoUSp.-The
New York Chamber Of Commerce ia q time
honored and useful institution. No body Of
men understand better how to calculate con.
mercial risks, 10 measure commercial advan-
tsges, or TO foster commercial interests gene
rally. Occasionally, however when Il has Q
little spare leisure. II ID apt 10 step out Of IL
province. A short time since II undertook 10
discuss the Chinese question, under its politi.
cal and diplomatic phases. Yesterday, again, Il
held q meeting 10 argue the expcdiency Of ss-
ecboipg the Hamburg memorial In favor Of
maritime neutrality, and the doing away with
letters Of marque. Considering that AN the
European Powers who have declared then
selves in favor Of the latter measure have
isrge nsviss, and that this country h almost
entirely dependent for protection on its privs-
trers, We think that our Chamber Of Com
nerce should be the last to recommend
change IF this sort. What would
become Of the vast and Widespread com
MERGE OF this country but for the security
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MIsCELI.ANEOUs.

~-~-~---->-~---.~s~~-- ---------------
PorHRjAR1H AND
~ DkUo0urs
-
vvoLrho SnLvIt
Plkk ouSrAC bhA eLI. a..
TRposted ard b ncd b, hinssh vAs-ted purs And tbs
he he e ss"'
,-v.
ulr'li ~ WIFE
rVb. rOnh ~
Imported and bottled BY hnsh put up fov msGsnh use
cffiAoAAs On lhe bosoe, vWrHno1 pu-a And q -
bss QuAlhy.
u~.,u.- -o,v,.
PUsB bBhNay wfsk
r,r,rg, vovr,r
yuKu sssx'Ra Win
Tmpopted and b~tsd - himself ~ orfvs 80 neaA -
Tie Asa vfne ever 1ren ~. So 70 ~ use' eo" 10
rc,,,go vur~
yAsS sIw
%. -ro,x ~. Ss,,ns nnp iri.A vursxuy
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At Home-To-day, To.WsrrOw, and ali
psxt wesk. rrofsssw FOWLke Li rsaain Csbiaes
SIS Broadway. acd give chsys full wrten charts 70
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Diseases - IN: L.ss: s.s Tsrses sss.
sssssoli, irsssa By y " vosbssssi7h u ID. omss 10
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Notfce.-An Article fer shs Bald and
aas. Dspss ~ Bsrsdvsy, asd sod By A. drues SIS.
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Processes Later, Assrei oyer. ~ Lowell
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Railways pals Ace On the CisevIsssca,
80 mesl s bh hsnors frsa ~ bod eoascs,
n.ev AND shsir exact equally srvsncus 1Soussnss
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Ts~ssss, EIasssc sseehiags. Shoulder
hsss, RsHns Bs's suspc.srZ 1872 -
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The singer Sewing maehinss. Cheaper
for .sufasurss .srposss Asn coy ctsss = any pncs
hsohhe ncselesa rapid I'D whisA i,uA
work Prise vhh iron saAd ana 6rsvsrs sta ne hssi
Family xschnea 20. l. q sN0A1 Co, xs0 BruadsHy.
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Hsrrines Patent Champion Fire and
Bursas Proa Safes, 81 BrcsAvay. corsw Of Murray
nogx-
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Jhsr sDcscy grsas svS~.-t ss.s 49, nrp vAe>
were decay ing "a PURIFY ing resFo6 1sS0V Neorous
the ourss Of d,seass b DhkfHs PILLS, By hus
ply pu1 .! iBg II gyueun. roooW the bo1y.
Bold No. - Canal street, BvasdrssS's Budns a.d No
30 Bowery and No un1n square kes York- Pros csus
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VpPssshOu 70 kPme
MAty limitations b<irg offered by vsndss yAr,ul
o. ~ CITY nrewnrks o. Bdss's nanufsou-s
shArs bstby M le tina, The Msssrs RDvE ..sb
Iisked ~er6si dero III Brad eorpe
Of haicss lsns .hsre Ell s,se WISHING vo~ts ser sgsa
mr. pubiie private exhbtou invfe1 esn A11
snsse h.k-bswArs Of tsss, vor and dsassroui
imnanyna
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Wheeler and wilson's sswfag Machines.
omss 10 Broadway. Nev York
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Sewing MAehinss-A 0rAat Chancs.-
We have detssntnse for sbert rns 10 hire
sanuesrrns machines ov rsass sn< with 'Ae privilege
r. mN0n 4 CO., us Bros6v~v.
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whisksy.-s. II. suits Ksntueksy Sal
nivor n uybou sold By ell 6ruGsis
HI0anAN . co. Isl. 80. Sal ssa Iss Broadway.
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Jedao Hat u Woven straw. for YsunV
men. 70 b saa osy Of al SIk, sl3 Broadway.
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a Grover 4 Dehsr Neisslsss Sowing ma
ehiss As bes4 frsssd a fAony O0os - Hsa6vay
nee Norh. and Ia Faiss sarsst Brooklyp.
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- uleLssso yon!Iscuv...s

Phvsscssss ~Ao ne vhes Sd Liquors Ia Asar prsSasa
sS~uid ssvs ~ prefssepes 70 49, arns>se
By al respsos.hte cfussisn anA spcahsenssa rs
fojovise rsponas ~hoksse oraAeu vn ssppy ~ SNds
UD0LftO suLrR
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Abraham Lincoln ssd the People .
Purssts phosorArhir, = and % oGn e HO N "a
rew 0Alefy, SO Broad way.
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Remarkable Poem "A Perfect Me-
eh.ncAl poem y 70 b 500 81 NO. Az BrcedwsI. Ia
KIN Ks new "sepssi M hst for sents. hch
ely pesufnI In Shape mws6y aad msnua r,ure. loAi
kh emb died asd bound self felt &c
it-sn nd puIcho&e H.
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RI ,urx wr,
SICK rOR fHInf1sE YlAnA
PfLIA 10 ALA OfaDR eYeSnos 90
nRDrCa frvr IQnTlvkLY
peTA sLfsHsD
La ,ho~> vho Arubs resf ~ fbifewne letter - n
ssph s1esrs rspsssbs sssss cf9ssrcy, ~ -
. ovrScs' . A.. NAG. iss.
y bssss s ds-ssd alr.ees ,s.r, sso. ssd s.vs - -
ever sfpce. have tocto-ed vnA ~ 49, cSv.s,-
psee Quincy. sui svsw upder ~, s~~ss-A
lave r<sd sarsy n tss popular sdve tsss1 rsss x
,sssr suess. sssh'ns-so. soAs I'D =. NJ, 49, -
nApwArs lHApy Arasy.
rrea. for the A. 4 time IN thirteen N a. ,-
= =. ssss. ng :sss ssa sfor{ s.s 49, 49,
sss =. Il y. no ~ sos, -. ~: nig ~
ss 81 ~ :, s ~ 80 ,.s . spss ss
s@ q ss,S iss 1890 - q. s..s ss.s Sep veal
wa ~. pesAy Res<I,cs
kAD"AfS Rs9UIATrsg FILLS
-. RLsOvArrRo HrsnLvRrr
- nv pdss spd Ashee len scrss are h~a~a -
dArnre 1esn sesc -el snd feel a. visorsus sc-s
ssLwsi's skzDf ksLiAr = .cls s~ ne 20. ..s o.
hsxgvAyIke sEeoLvssr u ps- horl.
kADwANF tn0uLavlko Plus ns vs- hor
KADTAY cv, . J5bn sasss ksw v1rk-
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Something New ! Oh dat
For sat 70 the trade only. RHIEAI4DO N wAlEse.
The Pearl Benver-A New Dress Hat,
at Dk y0s's. sT broadway. walker street.
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Bloom Beaver Geptiemsn's Dress Hat,
~ eNdnG STYLE for su msr, introduced By 9nklr SIS
| Hrca6WAy. =
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SHIFTS Made 60 Order from Measure.
d. q. slLECK COX, LOO Broso way corner Of Liberty H.
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Dslse hsfuh.-We have Rsesnsyv hsA Oc-
sss.s 70 u.s esas q oesosss ed 90 .sii sssd frn
huseress ohsrs hssMssry ssss~rs ~ psrr~ss
q perfume fss ~ BAR, - a ~ 80 $780,
We rssposesd ~ thsss go q = sssls sSs-s 3
restore prcssrvs. purify Ne ssssl JeesoA (ao) Ws
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Bsrry's Tricsphersvs ia the Resa and
sssspeSs sse fer 6esssns bsausif.ns cl~unss surss
kresssvnsA.k rssnssns " hair. LAdsA NJ 80 By Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

Hats and Gaps FOR Gests ana ChiIdren-
The l-ss-s ysroy hb city. Bssutfui 0oods for
MISE CSC children. KB. LUGa. SSl Canal stresk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

Besstiful osmpIszsea.-Lairdss LiSuiA
re0 hss s<beve6 csiebray ksvns no equal err 1900
iss The eonplexon and skn ~ Bsos2was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

Bsllou's Patent amproved French Yoke
8k LTHAhb. 4cs Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

~ vHcrsssil -froARa IRON y TO go PS
v, SakxKA, n Drcaevvf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

Ladies' Oress hSseste Trlmmfnas.-Ro-
ss9' Gi~ps br~As 81 LOCxI1T e0n COS, 81 Fulton
s.rs~f 6rx<ph I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

jane Boses -LAdses. n yOa wish -
prooessAe AaA wh hAo<sos 0aiiar and GAusp
HI. Ss 90 =. 81 Dana, sr,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

Crfstsdoro's Hair Dye. Wigs, anA Tou-
TIE v,rd. sholesalo 81 raan - - Dvs
puvstey acpnsS ~ No Asfas HousA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25
H TSkeraph saws .

~ Telegraph says
a. Monday last white man ro,o
to NJ Dick Brcedings, near Round yap
at noon. aud finding nobody but a nss sp'
girl at home questioned her about rns ~
way horses, etc, and finally asked I.'
low she and the negroes were sa,;.s.a
lie 4hcn went oil, aud soon after rc,rs'
Cd will three negroes, demanding som.
thing TO eat The woman gave th.,.
food. After eating they broke open =
trunk in search Of money They H.
put a shovel full of fire in the bed and
left After they we're gone tho ucgra
woman cxtinguishcd the fire and ,Ien
rnn in the cvcrsccr's house TO tell "A.
wha, had happened -
The huntsville Item OF the sth x,s.
AN old gentleman, who has lived in ~,
county lor some time, dealing in land.
and land claims, and who has aIways
stood fair with the community, has bes,
arrested and taken 10 Mor'~nmcrv. ON F,
charge of being connected with the !,
surroclion plo, there
The citizens OF Huntsville, at a larre
meeting on the "a inst, adopted st,,c,
measures far guarding the town ana
watching the slaves, prohibiting pre4rl,
iug /, thcin, ard otherwise exercising
due vigilance
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

rs We are sometimes asked what
has become VI tbl George NJ Btagier, u
remarkably noisy little mau who reail-
ed in this section IN 1859 We are hap.
py toiinIorm all anxious inquircrs that
Mr., bra1,er. j. acquiring AZ this time
considerable reputation of the sort
as q Il'uston political lcclaimer As
tbs reeler .aay see what sort il is, we
eopy thc following:
A Iiousres ORsrss --Vhe Groeket Ar.
gus thus dagueireotypes honaton
speaker, whobas been depredating IN that
l,rdity
Nj, Brazier ~ - chubby sort OF man
very a,,ick IN hls movements and ia his
speech, hra restlosa bullet eyes. aud q
very sinc hess. --uf hair, During the dc
livery Of his talk, whenever he la about
to any se,ne hing good, he Is IN the habit
q fitting his tumhlcr with water. am
holding i at a right angle with his nose
he tires awoy with his eloguencc. O
course this attiadc. when backed ny log
ic would be irrpsiht able
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-08-25

4 d. palch from Washington datiA August
10Th, AMI rec ise,i IA New orb an, that uanlue
states that tln u sshiogtou correspondent al
the Nea York Herald ..,ys ramor Is current
that Hon John c. Breckenridge has called a
consultation Of bis ficls t., decide the propri.
oty Of BIZ withdrawal ~ south YeHcrn
We would adyisc the Opposition to change
ihef tactics aud when they manufacture ftlse
slalemcnis to ha,e some respect TO public micl
isnee Tho idea of i'rcckinridg,a Withdraw
ing is simply ridiculous. lie viii carry every
soathcru state, and in all probability suihcleni
unmber II Northern States to secure bis cleo.
ton before tie people