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LATER FROM CALIFoRNIA.-&. LOUIS MARCH, 10
The overland mail has arrived bringing California dates
to the Oath February. The Democratic primary cleo
tions in San Francisco have been held resulting in the
election of q delegates for Latham and or Gwin-
Weller delegates to the State Convention have been
elected. The Republican State Convention has elected
delegates to the Chicago Convention a majority of
whom are understood to be in favor OF Seward. Great
excitement prevails in consequence OF glowing accounts
from newly discovered mines.
THE BLOCKADE OF VERA CRUz-SEcRETARY COBB
AND THE PRESIDENCY Washington, March 16.-There
is good reason for believing that authority is vested
IN any of naval commanders in the Gulf to resist
blockade of Vera Cruz by vessels belonging to Mira
mon, but it is doubtless within the scope OF Mr.. Nc
Lanes authority to exercise that power
1t is said here by eminent friends of Mr. Cobb that
the Georgia delegates to Charleston will support him
tor the Presidential nomination. The delegates from
Delaware are said to be uncommitted.
LATER FROM Pixies PEAk-St Joseph, No., March
15.-The Denver City Express of the 7th instant ar
rived here to-day, bringing $4,000 in gold dust.
w. w. Atkins, who was severely wounded by Sheriff
kohler some weeks since, hung on the 29th ut
by band of Regulators. Atkins had made threats
against four men at Mountain City, and considered
| dangerous person.
The snow on the river fork was about two feet deem
but it was melting rapidly.
Some new and rich discoveries are reported in the
neghoorhood OF Blue river, now yielding IS cents to the
pan.
duel between Messrs. Bliss and Stone had been
fought with double bareed shot guns loaded with ounce
balls, the distance being thirty PAGES Mr. Stone was
shot IN the groin and when the coach left it was re-
ported that he was in dying condition. Mr.. B. is the
Provisional Governor, and Mr.. S. a member of the
Legislature.
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BeaD The late official giyngs out of the Emperor OF
the French in his speech at the opening of the Legsa
ture suggesting new arrangements for Italy, in
codance with the understood wishes of the other great
powers nor even with the Convention OF Villa Franco
and much less with the right of the people of Central
Italy choose their rulers has thrown fresh doubts
upon the stability OF the existing peace If Tuscany,
with the Romagna is to be erected into Kingdom
of Etruria, and occupied by Bonaparte, the arrange
ment cannot but be regarded menace by all the
other Princes and Governments of Italy, as the little
Tuscan Kingdom will be only outpost of the formi-
dabe Gallo Empire. Further the assertion that France
requires Savoy for the security OF her frontiers is well
calculated add to the force of this menace by the
annexation of Savoy France would possess the key
the passes of the Alps into upper Italy, while her fleets
from Toulon Marsees could pour her armies into the
ports of Tuscany unopposed The annexation of por-
ton of the Papal dominions to the new Kingdom
turay shocks the religious sentiment of Catholic En-
rope while Russia and Prussia, although non-Cathoc,
feel interested in the doctrine OF hereditary right aud of
established authority England deprecates the annexa-
ton of Savoy and all Europe is agtated to its centre,
waiting for the next movement of the nscrutibIe man
who rules France, upon whose policy the mex
orable logic of events his Words has yet
pronounce its decision He may be wavering or vac-
ating, Or he may be maneuvring. He may be worse
man or foolish man. either view is taken of his
case Unless be is playing deep and dangerous game,
be is playing a very wavering and inconsistent QUE
Savoy is not portion of Italy, although the original
seat Of the family which occupies the throne of the
most prominent Italian monarchy Nice, in which city
it is said that the Emperors speech was received with
much rejoicing is the Capital of the division depart
ment of the same name. Like Savoy, this division
annexed to France under the First Napoleon and formed
the department of the maritime Alps Population of the
department about quarter of million. Nice would
give to France another into Italy indeed il
would make her az italian power, for Nice is Italian
although Savoy is not
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BALTIMORE, March ia gentleman just nom
Washington says the feeling of the National Committee
is strongly favorable to having the Democratic Conven
ton meet in Baltimore it appears to be impossible
for the large of the people, who will be likely to
attend to get accommodations at Charleston at the
most eXorbitant prices.
Prominent citizens here offer to furnish the Maryland
Institute and several other large halls for the committee
hotels and eating pledged to make advance
in their prices, and the citizens, without distinction of
party, will throw open their doors for the accommoda
ton of the vast crowd
AS a further inducement, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and roads connecting with it in the West will
reduce the fair one half
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sPALDING's PREPARED crrp


al such emergencies and no household can afford
It always ready and up to the sticking pont M ~
longer necessity for lmping chsrs spntered yens h
to,s cradles 1t lie just the for con.
DER rnamental work. popular with ladies Of rssn I'D
taste. %
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemicals
solution possessing all the valuable qualities Of the hest
makers Glue 1t may be used in the place Of odipsrv
being vastly more adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HoUsg~
N.B-A Brush accompanies each bottle.
Price, IS Cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. 4S Cedar Street, Neoc York
Address HENRY c. SPALDING & CO
Box No. $500, N. Yort
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four eight AL
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithrograph showCard accom-
panying each package.
Aa-A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED CrrD
will ten times its cost annually to every household ~
Sold by ali prominent Statoners, Druggists Hardvs.
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note of SPALDTNru
PREF AIRED GLUE, when making up their list i viii
stand any climate.
Feb. l, 1866 l?6&3lv
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paA" With the lights now before me" was sort of
condition or reservation made by asute politician,
saving to himself the right to shape his opn-
ions by fuller or more satisfactory lights should such
subsequently presented
With the lights before them at Cincinnati the Dem
ocratic Convention fixed upon Charleston as the next
place of meeting With the lights now before the Ma
tiona Committee and the public generally very diff
derent location would have been chosen Such charges
made, and such prices asked we have
er heard of beforecertany not since the first fabulous
days of California and barely then. For the mere oc-
cupancy of suit OF furnished during the session. the
charge counted not by hundreds but by thousands
meals etra is stated in the papers that the Conven
ton will have to pay $3.50 day for the use of the In
stitute Hathis belonging to public association and
not to private spectators; but all seems to be
speculation.
The prices asked may have two good effects. First,
they may keep away good many hangers on, and
they may hurry up the action of the Convention.
Upon the whole as the thing has turned out we are
truly sorry that the Convention was called to meet in
the metropolis of South Carolina The whole exhibition
is humiliating in the extreme. Strangers visiting
Charleston not suitors for their much talked of hos
ptaity, and have right to expect it complain OF
its absence; but they have right to complain of I'M
bushing and shameless extortion and the remembrance
of it will long continue to cast shadow upon the repu
taton of our sister town.
The last proposition is that the Convention should
formally organize at Charleston, and Immediately adj
ourn to Baltimore or elsewhere This will hardly be
DONE however but the very fact that such proposal
has been entertained shows the strength of the dssats
faction.
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HI. l.. HOLMES,
IL Ne.o Journal Bulld'TSys New
Courts of Duplin, Sampson, Bladen, Columbus anu
Hanover. ~ osly
Wilmington, Feb. 18th, 1860. WV"
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. ,,,I
NE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE honTt
Havana Lottery conducted by the Spanish Goveng0
under the supervision of the Captain General of UuOA
take place at HAVANA, ON
THURSDAY, March 22d, 1860.
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OWEIs AND WIND COLI.

vulsions, WniCl,
died, end in d t.np:T
BEST AND sUHn y.
WORLD, in al t Iass'
Mn niARRHUA
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Wholesale Depot, No. 48 Cedar Street, Ne,c YorL
Address HENRY G. SPALDINCs & CO On
Box No. 1900, n Yo,.
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R6R AHE EHFiS5Sf ga IF FfAEN
UNITED STATES.
OFFIcS Superintendent PUBLIC PRINTING
WASHINGTON, fahruary II les,n

OFFIcS SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING!
WAsHINGToN, February IL, 1860
In obedience 10 the requirements of the I'm SEQ
tlon OF the act of Congress entitled An act max
,,ePartmont for the fiscal year ending the soth Of
cs Department for the fiscal esI o. n Ine fa s
Sr 81 SDne pR l Approved February Is leo
dav, he 3Oti day q Maroa, iscS. az ~ Seio,t =,
6oa. tnsed for che use
from IN" LIST day Of April 1851. Bidders ' VII .tsts
the oentnvl DEDUCTION Jrc1r ne %, ices
sE E e. they sHos6.s g E Sss s:
,rG The contractor will be required to execute
Bsaks ana to delive5 them at such points snd 70
Printing, with the cono1rrence Of the PostmsstsT
General bal desle nste, to be specified in the con
evidence Of the execution Of the order The ca,
tractor viii also be required 70 enclose in AZ ~
sssnss Of The Fo.t Once G Iesar FEcs,Pt from he
contents of said package To be returned 10 The ,e
are to be enveope a. the es oense ~ tb o. Bs.ss
With stout wraPpeIs secuIely tied with tvIDe, and
whJP they are directed to De teut 10
Bidders VII he required 20 furnish sati, fsctcrr
acd 70 insure nnif"ruitT in the bids. bspt Snpm,
~ VIZ De iutnIshed on spplie.tIon at thi.
esSct conformity herewith.
The paper on which these blanks are 20 be pr,nt~d
VIZ oe Iufnlsheo TO the contractor from time 70 IA ma
as may be required. upon hs rfausItion. free n
fYstI transportation, IN WASHINGTON Ctty ar n an
, orr, or any point from New Work 10 wh,ch the
S st Q, transportation does not exceed that from
Seg fofk 70 Washington City. III reauIred To he
nsea elsewhere, the add cost and risk
pora.o1 must be borne br the contractor for pint
PIoposas wi oe addressed 10 JoHs Br.,
announcement the Public Printing, wsshins
eopt eno endorred Proposals for Printing DIanE.S,
To De published three times a week until the
Stn DAY Of March 10 the Constitution. Eyen,ns
GAP, banmore; Pennsylvanian end Arms kb,I,
oegnia; DAY Book. New York, and Poet. Boston'
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eNsssss Yn.sn =. Wnla.es ssss
sss2sS. H,s: IS r. !. r r cs,su s,f
otsvona issae l., Private, sos 12th %
etSvenson, John w, Private, 26s g %
Stewart, James A, Kstional Hotsl
etsvsrt, VIM, Is LouisianA sv
etokes, VIM B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United Ststes Botel
Stratton, John l.. NJ, Willards, omoe SlS n, ev
fappan, Mason W., National Hotel
Taylor, M Private, west side list 81, Del v eno "a
Thayer, Eli, Wizards Hotel
Theaker, Thomss c., II, ats, $50 Pa-av
Thomas, James H., S1 i %
fompkips, Cydnor 3, weshilgton House
Train, Charles R., Willards' Hotel
Trlmble, Carey A, Wizards Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., as 9Th st
vallAndIg ham, Glenn. L., SO r .t
Vance, Zebulon D., Mrs. Harrison's, 81 "a. ev
yandever, VIM, Private, 10 Massachusetts aV
Van Wyck, Charles H.. Nailona Hotel
xerIee, ohm ,WlllaTds' Hotei
Walden, Henry, Washington Hosss
Walton, +. p, $a 81
washburn, c. C., Clarendon House, 9Th st q Pa Az
Washburne, Ellihu g., <s5 9Th 81
Washburn, jr, lsrael, Private, Franklin Row, So
Webster, Edwin Mrs Harrlsons, 81 raw
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, u Missouri ~
Whiteley, VIM. g., 52 nth 81
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Winelov, Warren, rs u sc
Wood, John, 500 nth st
Woodruff, John, Wlllsrde Hotel
Woodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY TRANSFORM


viii be receiyed e the oios Of the A.
until l2 m, on Wedne.dsy, the. nth day Of April
during the years 1850 and 1851, On the following
L From Forts Leavenxorth and Riley, in the
Territory of Kansas, and from the town Of Kansas,
In the State OF Missouri to Fort Union, in the Ter
that az
T5e% ESTt TG,on saSh Sshsr desG.
i IL %iIis.sy Of New Ms.ioo. sHOsss
be less on either Of the routes than one hundred
nn. n. St pounds nor more than I'VE mil
PIopSssI: xil sssss the rate Pc. 100 pound. per
AND y Be Tor ssoh route sspaIassiy .n' year,
their places Of fesdenos. and be prepared to eater
into contracts, and to execute bonds with good
iS s snee e: s X
not to exceed si Sc on each route as soon a. con-
Contractors win be req uir.d to be in readiness
for service by the LIST day Of May suooeedug their
f 70 q b s. the
for Weight
places Of business or agencies st or in the Soinis
81 Fort kssyeMSwoIth and st FeEt Union or other
munfcsted with readily.
Each proposal will be accompanied by the names
BE to A
T vi Joint ospatity to Pay the bonds should they
ton.
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
sals f9r TransPoItatl9n," and none Will he enter
tons set forth in thus ad vertfsement. '''
the night is reserved OF rejecting all the bids that
QgARrERMAsrERG GENERALS OyyIcE,
fs ii Washini ton city, Feb 10, 1850.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

e. Rss' S. Ss;;: q: NMy?4Ts s i; +
sys. ss BIe 5 s1n do;
tPa sa{ "a; with %hat do;
bfooss.M ssd :;d Va Rev Hnsleys Mass; +
i Miss tsarnsd DO; CLapln. Mass. Baiista and
s1 10y n6 Eng; RCSoxn apd ady; NY; and q Grouse;
b. 1851, NJ fsiTs 1s.,, dS; Nh NJ;
Ms sn1 Srs rayiNn M Lewis. and lady
BB ssiYd do and f .%!iss: Rs Nj Gao n
Mass Allen, DO; Bsiteti 81 A!ieR an n.-, Hs{
Do Hon Pa IsSy W. Mass Gotten and
EElntInsn, va Samuel Osborne Gunner sau a:
". N.Y. A ApIP!stS r., .pd Isdy Low, see
S es,, MS; m Es;t%sn NH; orse asli.
sd Re%s sR sa1 IL f'gf RSsi.mSss 'i hu,la
sS'sS. Sa H HsaF sfff fs;m x S G1ho%s:
, Xs; G.. HaH Ps;. Sc; bsoIs ohS
fss M,.0sss S: HS S: Je:e1s shsIdo1
~ H. H hss's'ss
En- i've Wis.sNsI y 3 Morr.. Va, L SCARBOROUGH,
&C. ch.% :. ;na s sds pa sy k hoSs1 and :d
& Andrsys, AZ BisnoP, Ga; r Andef and lady, Md;
Mes Boyce, sc; Miss MoGill, MIss;SS Archer and
s Sdy, As' nc Dap,s, Va; nsyis, n al: Pa;
90 an, Garter. Ga; w Mosyis, C fooie, Ia; "
= tn "a 4 Gw,aan. nicksrson. NC: r An.paugh.
heims Ana LADY: Va; q Scatterbu-g, Miss: wv
tSr'..G ALIEN, Cine, Kassy, Va; l. Isncs,
IN: nj Smyth, Ala: III An .tin and LADY, Mass:
4 one no; Allen, Pa; A Meim, T. Coffma y
AZ NJ MiiI1n BIO; Barbour, DR. C Chancellor wa;
v KIRskkw s,5 HOUSE. Waterman, W Ball.
I, Hseli, Nd; CI,ls, Pa; g H CowelI and iads ]
sY ard lady, Boxen Md '' "'i>
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NorrcE FOR 4 fA2: sf RESTORATION OF
GERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE


The grant of lands made hy act of Congress ap-
proved June 5: lass, to the STATE or LOUISIANA TO
mentioned having been so far adjusted as to author
lZe the release from withdrawal Of the lands here
we s al the
on each side of the railroad from New Orleans. BY
Ss "S
selected IN c,,tne or said srant or rf:rr.d 70, osy
st The @
.ne8 9! At I S
after specified, at the ordinary ,mnlnum Of $l.25
pss G e Of
At the Land o Nioe at NEW ORLEANS, on Monday,
the EJ.h day Of March next-viz:
Sosth efths 5os. ling east Of he PRINCIPAL meridian
roxo,S Grs IS ga; and Fl ne r'rs
nns s6s f i q Iss, = end
Townships i, IS. il. is il. and is, Of range IL.
TTSvnssSs i: f. f. an: and f. IsDss t.
Townships u and II, Of rsnse II.
Townships IS, Is, and ~, Of range q.
TT Swnssipps i t. 5 r. s9d Ct range
Township IL, of range Is.
At The Land Ofice at OPHLousAs, on Monday,
the 18th day Of March next-yiz:
North Of tbs bass iine and east Of As pyiseipaI NE
Township I, of ranges snda.
North Of the base line AID ,cs,s Of ts rsseiSa! me-
rtdtdH.
Townships I. s, and 4. of range1.
Townships l, z, 4, Ard 8, of Tange2.
Townships ], 2, and 8, of ranges
South Of the base line ard cas-. Of tie pYiaeipaI me-
Ytdian.
Townships l, 2, 4, Z, and 10, of range1.
townships l, 2, 5,6,9, IN. and III. of ranges.
Townships 2, 5, 4. s, and II, Of ranges.
Townships 2, s, 4, 5, and IL, of ranges.
Townships 4, 5, s. Z, ii, Il. end IS, Of range 5.
Townships 4. S, 6. 7, and Is. OF range 6.
Townships e., 90, 10, q, Is, and Il, of r8ngef,
Townships 2, 9, 10, II, Il; and u, of range 8.
Townships Q, 10. II, and IL, Of ranges.
Townships II ana vs., of range TO-
Townships 10, n, II. IS, and Il. of rangell
Townships IL. u. 70, and II, of range l.
SoSfA Of tAs line ard usst Of fAs rYtacipn! Szs
ridtdH.
townships ], 2, and 6, of ranseI.
Townships and 2, of renge2.
Townships I, 2, 4, and 5. Of ranges.
Townships ], s, 4. 5, and S, Of ranges 4. g. fnde.
Townships ], 5, 4, aad S, of ranges and 8.
Townships ], s, and 4, of ranges
Townships 2, 3, and 4, of ranges 10 and IL.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, this twenty eighth dsJ Of December, ls5e.
JOS. 5. " ILSON,
Act'g Commissioner General Land Once,
NoTR.-UIder the regulations Of the department,
a. herstotore and now existing, no payment can be
made Tor advertising prOclamations except 70 such
a. are speeiaIIy dxsAotzsd 70 publish by
the Commissioner Of the General Land O4oe,
2
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Anthony, II. b.. Willards, Hotel
BB:sss s.Tii p eco E 81 * ::
BB.sssi%%, s: %X :sId5 i Sssi House
ssss Is ss & * :' q sd
Chandler, Zach, 70 q, nssT corner sOth
Cal iII DAME. ss' WssSinftop House
hsSs " sI 3: II and A
Crittenden, John J.. National Hotel
PXon s g. sss l Ros .1f s..
"A $
k:s s S iEsh 4; 81 81 "a ssS lSsia
Foster, T: i: s, WilIsTd:. Hossi 80,
ssia' vt, %@: u: ~ ;1 !, s sa:: 18th
Hammond. Jas cor 20 sI AZ so Madison P.e.
asua, h.i r. sro %ass Hoss mouse
y. W ,sq.s eS SI ana and ''
ivefson. A.. Mis-; asesn's. @ siS y. Be- sSdR
Johnson. T. W.. Of 4Ik. s5 E 81 bet sth b snd 18th
q TsdSn sss
King, Preston, Schrivener's, is ct, Capitol Hill
h hsns; yose /. s N.,;1ns H SSs.l
Mason, Jas. NJ, s24 II ct. bet nth and Eth
Nicholson, A. d. p, Kirkwood House
PenIcs: James A, Mrs. Irvins's, % ~ 81
Powell, l.. W., 2ss st, bet 18th and 18th
Push, u. f., 400 18th at. north Of La. av
Rice. H. NJ, Min Row, 1t, bet N j sv and LIST II
Saulsbury, w, Mrs, Irving's, q as
s ss,sst,aI Nv VIZ A. =. Pr 1pnI's =: e
Summons, Jas. :, Willsrds' Hotel
SLde. Johp, SI2 at, bet 18th and lsh e
Ten Eyck, J.. G., Mr.. Mel Blair, 1872 l .t and az
Thompson, John RI - Ct bet and
Trumbull. Ly man. AL 9Th st, bet b and
Wade, b: f., Mis-: Hyatts, $50 Pa ay, bet 9Th nh
WlgfalI. l.. T., Browns Hotel
WilkInson, Nj. = Mr.. SolOmon's, $69 Nh Ut
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet 18th and 18th
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MRS. C. SYMoNps, ia Third street
CINCINNATI, O., Feb 10, 1857.
ITO TIE AFFLICTED!

'IfO 1AE ftLlCKEU!
MRS. N. COIS
INDIAN ,VEfETABLE DECOCTlON.
This valuable pepera.ion hss proved to be one Of
Rheumatism, Scurvy, Eruptions and Botches on
TIE SKIN, Plies BILIOUS, Ague and Fever Old Sores
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, Salt Rheum.
and all diseases arising from the effects of Mercury
ever presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds Of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the country are In possession of the proprietor tes
dfylng to- It's curative powers.
i4It is sold by most of the Druggists of Balti-
more, and At tho residence of the PROPRIETOR.
MRS. NJ. COX,
19S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
III Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
=, Whot.sals Agent. r. s. T. CIssEL, Druggist,
Agent for the District, and will supply the trade at
nv prices. de q
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r. Is NOT TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
SINCE ILL,
. II ID A N ID you N6,
AFFIRM IT'S rRIJTH

Viz.-THAT PPRS99EEESs0 TI IVY WOOD's HAIR
Win preserve ,n5alit6iy the sropth and color of
the hair, if used tyo or three times q week, to any
make it more soft and Beautiful than any OIL and
GieTgymsn, Professional men, and Gentlemen and
mony that we do not say. too much in its favor.
Read the following, and Judge:
PROF O. wooOHD.sr Sr s'menm. last summer w..
we're induced TO use Of Hair Restorative, and
'Gec" wonderful, feel duty you
afflicted. report Our little sous head for
been perfectly covered with and called scald
head Ths hair almost entirely of Consequence,
when TREND seeing his suferIngs, advised
W. did SO h ns hope Of success but to our
removed the disease entirely, and and iu1uriant
boy has as healthy scalp, and u1uan Of hair
other child We therefore,, and do hereby
mend your kestoray perfect remedy for all diseases Of
GEORGE W HIGGiNBoTHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGIEBOTHAM.
PRoF. WooD-D.ar Sir; My hair had for several ye.p,
been becoming premaurely accompanied by harsh
III dressing When commenced your Hair R.stora
,. about two months pgot wa: in ths' condition. aud har
turned TO its natural COLOR and assumed soness and ustre
81 oil. Or any other used as an
indispensable. article for every Sdy toilet whether +.
dressing or b.autfyng III. ha You hars PERMISSION to
refer to me all who entertain any doubt of its performing all
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 10, 1857.
WELLINGTON, Mo, Dec. s, 1857.
PROF. WooD-Dsar Sir: By the advic. Of a friend cf
mine, who has been your Hair Restorative,
duced try il. had the fever, last N.Y.
nearly every hair my head Now my hair
great deal thicker than Nothing bu,
duty and sympathy feel
afflicted as have been, would induce give hrs
public acknowledgement 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 half
pint, and retas for dollar per bottle the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent. proper
tion than the small Tetas for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds a quart, ~ per cent. more in
proportion, and retails for SIS q bottle.
o. J. WOOD & CO., froprietors, sl2 Broadway
New York lin the great Ny. Wire Railing Estab,
lishmertl and ia Market street, St. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ia 5.eoSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-16
d FOR NEW YORK,
PASSAGE T iNTS II fltS MEALS ANf

The New York and Virginia Screw STEAMSHIP,
Company's pew and elegant STEAMSHIPS <<ocSN
MOCNTVERNON,C Capt. T. Z. Smith, zS&G&s
Will lsAve the Cor 2any's Depot, Yves
tern w harves at li'o'c look q. IN. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the Co,npany's Depot, at AlcxAndrfa,
at O'Clock p. N. same day.
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
steam boats or railroad, whioh leave the corner c1
O'clock O. m.
State rooms can be engaged on application 10
Messrs. Morgan q Rhinehsrt, Western Wharves,
tuIe.
w Insurance will be Effected on 81 goods Nv
premium.
The accommodation, for passengers by this line
are In every respect frsto ass end every effort vii
pc made to render this communication with New
YORK an agreeable and healthful one.
OF 1relSht or passage apply 20 POWLE q
CO., Agents, Alexendua.
80, =. , Hep. CROMWELL, & CO.
se1-ly 30 West e., corner Albany, New York