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In reply 70 some one who objected that.
under tho Constitutional apportionment.
6vs slaves werc equal TO thrse white men,
John Randolph, Of Roanoke, said, "We
govern the North--not BY our negro
slaves at home. but by our white slaves
in the North
Southern shareholders take great pleas
ure in maintaining that their negroes love
their masters and do not desire liberty,
and that some of them even return and
beg to be slaves after they have obtsined
their freedom. We venture TO my that
the proclivity to slavery and the contemp,
for freedom was never half 90 intense
amongst the blacks Of the South as it ii
with the doughface slaves Of the North
See with what greedy hands the Val
landigham Democracy are wishing to take
on the yoke Of their old slave masters,
who scofed them and kicked them and
spit upon them at Charleston couple Of
years Dgo and have abused them evel
since. No southern slaves are so abjeci
and debassd. III
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went 0tanA Fire.

Kellogg, Of Illinois, and Sheffield, Of
Rhode Island, we're members Of the con-
sentative border State and sympathixing
caucus Of Congressman who proposed to
obs'ruct the passage Of all measures af-
fe ting slavery. But in day or two A.
terwards Arnold's bill for abolishing sla.
very wherever the United States has ex-
elusive control, came up in the House,
and Kellogg and Sheffield, looking away to
their northern constituents, turned their
backs upon their new associates, and vo-
ted for the most radical anti-slavcry bill
of the session.
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- Some of the cowardly scamps. WHO
stay Ut home and render efficient aid TO
their southern secesh brethren in arms,
are very indignant that our patriot SOL
diers who are risking their lives in defense
Of the country should speak and write in
strong terms of condemnation of these
housekeeping sympathizers. They insist
that our soldiers have no right to express
their sentiments. but should just mind
their business, and fight and die in 81
lence.
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soldiers Drowned.
Batesvills, Ark, May 10

OAteSVHs0y ARK, 1ey ~.
A aat-boAt capsizsd last night 10 twelve
feet wster. while crossing White River,
having on board two officers and some
twenty men belonging to the ID Illinois
Cavalry. . loaded wagon, one six mule
team, and several horses. Capt NcClell-
An and Eve Of the men were carried down
with the wagon and drowned. The fol
lowing is list of the drowned: Capt.
Thos. G Mcclellan, Go. H. Of Fulton
County, Illinois; Sergt jas. w. White,
Of Co. D John Bennington, Go. K !;
Vim. P. Haro, Go. A; VIM. Westbrook,
Go. & VIM. Shoemate, Co. e. The
river is being raked for the bodies.
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FIem and affer Saturday Jan. 2sh, no aiiread 81,
stage coach, or vehicle running vest wsstvssdiy
from the Mississippi into Essth Missouri, win
beperniited 10 carry freight passenseTsfson kse-
kuk without the rictest compliance with the rsguls-
tloss u The Treasury Department ~ wsshtneten,
which ire thst all freighs oil nature
except such may BE- under military ord~rr, shai be
covered BY Custom House permit. aud tina, Nil bag
gage Of travellers shall We carefully duly
sealed BY Cnstom House esaeef.n
The undsuignea will issue permits for the trans
pcrtston Of siigoods distinction proper personssnd
places, with possible oubs deisy In.
spect and seal baggage ofavesrs leaving the city
In manner ths lsast trouble consistent lin
Ehe end6aotrsd. $500
rhs oA3sct simed atis to prevent any aid assist
ance. " communication with any perscns directly
indirectly. or In sins The FEDERAL
Government. JOHN sTANNUE, Surveyor,
enatom House Ksokuk. Jan. IS 1sGz.dsf
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DRowNED.-The dead body of man
was seen floating past Alexandra on the
18th, was taken, and, after an inquest BY
ESQUIRE Brown, was buried on the Island.
He was rather heavy set, about Eve feet
ten inches high. wore black pants, had no
coat on. Il is supposed he fell Of the
Hawkeye here, some weeks ago. ss ap
pearances indicated that the body had
been in the water for some lime.
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LaAtes, AtA eee,eev.

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet this
afternoon at clock at the residence Of
Mrs. J. w. Cleghorn A full attendance
Is specially requested, rs important bust
ness requires immediate attention.
Dcaths isceneraI Military Asspitai
NAY wv. w. Darlington, Go. II 2TexAs.
/" Is, Thos. Fullerton, Go. E q Iowa.
--AA John Murphy, Co X l6 Wis.
Hugh Weston, Go. X Is Illinois.
IL Ia, w. G. Rodgers, Co. G Ill Iowa.
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Up the Tennessee.
STEAMER G CONTINENTAL, !
May 8, 1860. (

Up the To0aesacos
STEAMER CONTINENTAL,
May 6, 1860.
Mn. EDITOR This letter finds the 18th
regiment on the Tennessee river, about
City miles below Hamburg Passing steam
ers report that IN engagement i going on
at the present time near Corinth. Cir
cumstances seem TO indicate that such 10
the fact. Something Of importance il
certainly on hand. The steam IL up TO
the highest notch, and We are being
pushed forward with all possible speed.
The boat has landed bu. twice since We
left st. Louis. The probability is that
We will have TO draw our swords as soon
as We have dropped our pen.
We were considerably amused last night
at terrified Hosierdom. While passing
Fort Henry, At midnight, the bell Of
boat which was lying near rang for US
to round to- We did SO. A crowd Of
citizens stood on deck, all bawling ont to-
gether, s.Have you one soldier aboard ?
Yes, one regiment. ANY arms and am
muni.ion Z" Yes, everything prepared
for fight. "Well, you'll get it soon
They are fighting like devils about three
miles below. We have laid up here, and
shall 60 NO farther" A lot of scared
Hoosiers, remarked one of our boys
w here are you from ? Indiana" Po-
sey county, sang out about ashundred Of
our boys, with laugh. "Well, We are
from Iowa, and if you want to go up the
river, come on" We steamed of and they
followed. We learned from an officer that
= guerrilla party had been driven of by
our cavalry at the point where they re-
ported the battle to be. The boats have
to run the gauntlet from For. Henry to
Pittsburg, being fred into almost daily
by guerrilla bands that shoot and run.
Our regiment has been fairly pressed
into service. No regiment has been raised
in Iowa and rushed into tho 6e ID in SO
short time - the 18th. The Colonel
has had to organize almost on the run. -
The field officers have labored night and
day to drill and discipline the men, and
prepare the regiment for service. No
one could have accomplished more ia the
came length Of time than our energetic
commander. 1t was only about six weeks
ago that the first squad Of men for the
18th regiment arrived 1t Keokuk, and
to-day We are armed and equipped. and
by the time this reaches you win be in
the field sighting for our Government, our
liberties and our homes. The drilling
and discipliDing Of the regiment has been
done almost entirely under the supervis-
ion Of Lieut.. Col. Hills, Col. Rankin be-
ing occupied with the business Of the reg
iment / have been somewhat surprised
1t the Colonel's aptness in military tactics
and discipline. We have been two or
three weeks under bis training, and you
Who used to laugh at the awkwardness Of
the 18th regiment. to see rs come into
battle line nov, would hardly think it was
the same men that used to pass down the
streets OF Keokuk like drove Of Wild
steers. Our field officers are oil loved BY
the men, Who, No think, win give good
account Of themselves in the day Of bat.
tie. ALEX.
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New York Nav "a.

view Ovx 10y -
The celebrated Bonner team troIted 3
miles on the Fashion Course yesterday il
i've minutes one and : quarter seconds.
Bonner droye himself. This u mid 70 Be-
IN seconds quicker than nins distance
Was ever before done.
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A-Chief Engineer Booth, in a notice
which will be found in another column.
calls upon the members Of the different
fire companies of the city to meet on the
corner of Sixth and Main streets, this
evening, for general review.
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Frsn WasAsnsten.

from WasAbngton.
New York, May ID.
Advices from Nassau state that the
Nashville had succeeded in getting into
Charleston.
II 10 stated that the President has with.
drawn the name Of Lathrop for Collector
o. New Orleans.
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~ The river continues to fall slowly,
but is still so high at the Packet Depot
that boats do not land there.
The Jrannie Deans is the st. Louis
patket. and the Kate tassei the Daven.
port boat, this morning
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RECEIPTS AT HOSPITAL.

From Iowa Sanitary Commissions.
ooops chickens. 3 kegs eggs; from Ham,
ilton. 10 gallons milk from unknown, /
coop chickens; from J. McCo5 Of Lowell,
20 bushels green apples; from Burling
ton, ! package papers; from Oakwood,
10 gallons milk.
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'cn6oA, 1Ay -.
SESATE.-Mr. Wright presented ! pe
tition from citizens of Indiana askina
Congress to leave of the agitation Of the
negro question and att nd to tho business
of putting down the rebellion. He said
he believed those were the sentiments OF
a large majority of the people Of his State.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, Of Mass,
the resolution to suspend the payment Of
troops actually employed in the Depart
ment Of the West was taken up. He
stated that under the act as has been re
ported great frauds have been perpstnted
and the only remedy is to have commis-
sion appointed to investigate the claims.
After discussion the resolution was laid
over.
The resolution by Mr.. Powell asking
the Secretary Of State for the number and
names OF prisoners arrested 10 Kentucky,
how long imprisoned. Why they are, &C.,
was then taken up. The question was on
the amendment By Mr. Sumner that the
President be requested to inform the
Senate, if compatible with the public in
terest. concerning the arrests in Ken
lucky, which Has adopted yeas, 80 80; !;
nays, Z.
Mr.. Powell offered an amendment to
Mr.. Summers amendment, which the
chair said was substa ntlally the same -
the original resolution and therefore il was
not in order. Mr. Powell appealed from
the decision OF the chair and tho decis-
ion was sustained By 81 70 1. Ar. Pow
oil read letter concerning an interview
by the citizens Of Kentucky with the Sec
rotary Of State, when he refused to give
them any information and said he did not
care d--n for the opinion Of Kentucky
but meant to hold her in the Union, 10.
The resolution ~ amended Vas adopted.
Nr. Clark from tho 6peoial Commists
on con6scation reported bill.
Mr.. Trumbull offered / resolution
that the President inform the Senate,
if consistent with the public inter-
est, Of any information be may have
Of any design on the part Of any foreign
power to interfere in the contest now e.
listing, snd whether any foreign nation
has made any arrangements with the in.
aurgents, or has i 10 contemplation to do
90, Laid over,
After the consideration and amendment
Of the Indian appropriation bill, the Sen.
ate went into Executive session. Ad-
journsd.
HoUsE.-Mr. Walton, Of Vermont, re-
%cl 49, L..
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~ rELEc Z AP n.
sUHF0LK rAKEN,

SUFFOLK TAk8N.
Fort Monroe, May IA.
To Hon. 4. NJ STANTON:
We have Suffolk. It was taken last
evening by Major Dodge. All is quiet.
Major Gen. McClellan's troops are at
Cumberland
ISignsd, JNo. E. Wool,
Major Gen.
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The 18th Iowa In the Field.
Hamburger, Tenn, May G.

EDITOR GATE CrTY The Iowa 18th
has just arrived, and i ordered into the
first division. It u ready for the posi-
ton. j. W. RANKIN.
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THE GATE CITY.
THURSDAY, MY Is.

HThe "dog-killer" was around again
yesterday, and slaughtered number.
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@Rev. Or. Bellows and wife, with
nineteen young ladies, arrived in Balti-
moro On tho 9th instant, en- route for
Fortress Monroe, where they will attend
on the sick and wounded soldiers brought
10 that station.
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ton correspondence says the Democratic
address has fallen still-born in the midst
Of exciting military news. It's appear
ance, under the particular auspices Of
Vallsndigham, makes ii an object Of sus-
picion, to be generally avoided.
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500 More Soldiers Coming.
DR.. Hughes received yesterday tele-
gram stating that about 500 more sick
and wounded soldiers will be here in .
day or twe
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As : precursor Of the reorganization o.
the Democracy, the Burlington Argu,
gives its readers two columns Of sulogy
upon Geo. w. Jones and Augustus Cesa,
Dodge. These old hacka Whose eymr.th:c:
have been with the traitor wing Of The
Democracy for many years, ars looming
mp once more into public notice under the
genial Influences Of they allApdigham and
Mahony manipnlations.
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- That British eulogist 81 traitos and
defamer of the Americas Government
and people, Russell Of the Lon1oa Times,
is backed up if not surpassed. in the Bit
terness Of his attacks upon Secretary
Stanton, by the domestic enemies of their
own Government on this side Of the At
lantic. The Chicsgo Times and that en-
tire stripe Of vallandighammers indulge
in 6endish diatribes Of villifcation Of the
efficient Secretary Of War, because he
has SO little reverence for traitor slave
holders.
Now, all this class Of men regard q
traitor, If = Shareholder, as man entitled
to special honors and privileges, and
would sacrifice the lives Of thousand
"mudsills" of the North rather than de-
prive one Southern Eabob Of single
slave.
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Get A BARGAIN WHILST you CAN -
One ! u oct. Rosewood Piano tneW,) one Oct. Ma
hogany, second hand in good nlasing nrdtr; one 4
oct. Nicholson Geo. Prnee's,) for sale at rsf.oass
low figures for Cash only. Thisis no humbug. Some
body win get bargain.
j. d. PATRICK Agent
nay5-d No u Main-s
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r LOYD'SMILITAKY NAP OF THE
IL SOUTHERN sTAfka

Showing al the Railrsads, their stations aDA dss.
tanses, siSo ~ Oountieo, xoWns yiIIaeos HarkoFa
Rivers and Forts, esmpieA from ihs latest Gnvern-
msnt and oth4Ffsliabis eouYoea a.
For sale ~ i. ~. wxsCorr,
fsb1-d AsiA 81, % deer fro9 ~
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Byy.c MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneer..

MoNbAY, the 18th lay : Of Of Soaemser, al four
O'clock p m: on the premises, BY virtue Of deed
corded in Liber J. A. s., No, ia folios 4 and 8,
one of the land records OF Washington county, d.
pavidsons subd ivision Of part Of Square numbered
two hundTe and eighty one, l2sl situated ct the
Terms: S7S5 cash; balance inc, u and n months
with interest secured By deed Of trust ON the
Uses
All eonveyancing at the cost OF the purchaser
III the terms of sale are not complied with within
three days the rear the trustee reserves the
TO resell at the risk and expense OF the defaultsnG
purchaser. q. +. LANGLEY, Trustee
no ll-tds , q Mcguire A. co lnrts
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DIED.
On "Wednesday, the 18th ant Of the cronp
MARY CATHREN youngest glitter of RobaTt
ana Jane Psrkhill in the 9Th year OF her age
Her mineral will take place on this (Thursdsy
afternoon, ut clock from the residence Of her
iatheI. on s1na avenue, between ST. and ga SITS
Dearest Mamie, thou has left US,
But tits G cd who has bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal
lBalt. Sun and Phila. Ledger copy.l
On HedDesdsy, 18th inst. q twenty minutes to
o clock a. m, JOHN 4. BOONE, in the 55th year of
his age. wv "
The friends and relatives of the family are in
vitro TO attend s funeral Friday, 2st inst at L,
o clock q. IN.
On the morning Of the 2lth inst IVA MAY ayah
3years, 10 months and IL days, eldest child of A. .
and NJ s. Evan. .-.-' -.
A gardaner above, in gardens of bliss, ~
Sought for a Hover sweet as tc kiss -.
mother gives TO her Ia BE new born
hose tints should he soft SIS the rosy morn
de espied blossom of mundane birth; &c..
Twas growing way down IN vale of earth
And took 1t up with the tenderest care, "a az
Tr7nspante1 ahove-it'is growing the re- s
a.. t1lli1ofs Pr pers please copy.1
On the morning of the 9th inst after short i'll.
ness Of chr oil &c Group, TlLLf CORA, aged year
and day, second Oh ghter Of Andrew J. and Alice
X. Raglan
The friends of the family are Invited 70 attend
her funeral, on Friday morning, the 2lst at ten
clock, from her pare nts' residence Maryland sv .
between 10th and llth SITS south,
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AUCTION SALES


- BY ]. c. McGCIFx 4 CO.. Auo,ion.ers.
S ss3 9FRkSSSYFp so SsSSHfsNsssAsr
I'd q 70 clock In front OF the Auction Rooms Of
Jas. 9: McGgire q Co., shall sell the folovinr
% Barrels Beef
Boxes Bacon, .r.
Quantity Of Beans, Hard Bread and Rice. go
-... w. X. Co0LE,
Capt. and Commissary, U q. A.
no I'D &c. MCGUIRE Co, AuctS,
By J. c. McG CIRE & CO., Auct,oneers.
A DMNISTRATORs SALE OF PERSONAL
ThE HssIssSTs . ~ AZ 0ss,eSs or IsnU A-on
Auction Rooms of Jas: G. McGuire 4 Co. AZ 4
O'CLOCK p. m shall cell the personal eFec % OF the
late Capt Enele, q. 9. A.. comprisins-
sup ror Gold Hunting Case Watch and Chain
Set OF Pearl Studs and Cuff Buttons
superior Meerschaum Pipe, = .
Set e reen Studs and Cuff Buttons
Hore. Shoe Ring, Cod PEN
Sharps Rife, Military Belt, - .-.. I'D. ..- .-'s
Sev~rRl Leather Trunks Writing Desk
Large quantity of excellent Clething. -
Chepeaa Mexican Spurs. and LOT Of Military Cloth
Together with many other articles o. personal Ef-
fects.
r. A.,JANyIER, Admiui .srstor
no isd thep.b ]. @. MCGUIRE q Co, Auets
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By W. J.. WALL A CO., Auetioneers :
DEREMPToRYs SALE OF the sNrIRE srocK
Il on FISE WIsLs, Lieroks, Cto,rs, HsHssT-
hysII9 9 Msksfssst, G sss i; q
Messrs osthein Bro. No. ass. soa.h side 81
PenpsytvaDia avenue, between Ninth "a Tepth
street-, their entire stock of ine Wines Brsndies
nnhisseys, q C., computing
Grape Leaf Gin, very high Ssvored
sherry w ines. OF various grades
Sert mes, consisting Of pure Juice,
London Dock and Bu rgundy = n
Bourhon " hiskeys direct from Kentucky.
BYE " hiskeys, direct from Pennsylyanis
scoIeh ana Irish Nhiskeys, from the best distil-
Jamaica snd st. croix Rum, Of hns quality,
BttsFia Arrsct Zvetcheh and Kirehwassen,
Blackberry and Peach Brandy, ... .-....
Gin and Brandy Cocktails, .. on H..
Claret Wines, consisting of 81. Estephn, St Emil
ion, st. Julien; and, also, superior Chstess
Hook and Champagne. OF various grades
Cigars comprising splendid nj of &c uno
imported Havana and domestic manufacture
Dramatically Sealed Fruits and Meats, oonsistins
Chickens, Turkey, Calves TonsuNs,&
Green Corn. Peaches Pears Succstash
Tomatoes. String Besns, Fl. ~"
Currant, Strawberry, AID Cranberry yellies, and
Sthers, forming most coSaFlete assortment Of
Plsin and Mixed Pickles, chow-ehov, Lobster.
Brandy Peaches and cherries.&c., .r:
Also. the Store Fixtures
Terms Sh.
The attention of Fanilies. Suffers, aud Others n
called to this sale the goods fresh and ouly
ohered at auction becaufe the owners are Changing
their business
The Store for rent; inquire Of the Auctioneers.
mol !. W. l.. WALL d co, Aucts.
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BUFFALO R0BES all siIes, Wolf Robes Skunk
Robes, Tiger Robes, Army blankets, Blue, Green.
Red White, Grey and Plaid may be fou nd at the
India Rubber Store of Allen, Clapp Co. Penn
avenue, between 10Th and 18th sts. no 3lm
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DssiRAsL. INDIA RUBBsn Gosps.-Mr. II. A.
Hall has Just received q lot of 0nicrrs' Long and
Light dull finished Coats; also, dull finished Pom
sTnGs extra large .isesi ALSO lot Of blue English
light Tin weisht) Rubber Capes with sleeves which
ne is selling at manufactured prices at his India
tween 9Th and 10Th sta = = - - nr 90
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In BAD WAY.-I.ast night a man living i'm
Blaze's Alley, in the First Ward, went to the
ponce station in that ward and complained
mat Mrs. Lynch, VINO occupies room above
him, had barrel of beef from which the brine
Leaked and trickled down into his bed and he
having but one room it was impossible TO move
the bed, end ne knew not where to sleep. Some
one suggested that if she mo we'd the beef his bed
might be kept dry, but lie did not see no w that
could affect II, as the portion of the floor over
his bed was tie lowest. The police could not
give any satisfaction TO the complainant, as no
law could be found making the keeping of beef
In a barrel crime, albeit the barrel leaked.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

1.-THE NINTH ANNUAL MEETING of the
US Union Building Association of GeoryBt1wn
NIL WI ne hela a. the Council " amber, THURSDAY
EVENING next, ? tn inst, at o'clock As some
definite action will he tahen for terminating the
ASSOCIATION and closing u its affairs, the members
are requested tn he in attendance.
no lS-3t THOS. JEWELL Sec
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.asAAf. TOILET raiuxpx.
CRISTA u0ROsN EYnv, Srnp N ovy

CNIc EADOKUV EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
NO beod, No Lfnsess ~ N;t-en Of Ssiee,; acts ID
SPONTANEOUSLY never fails produces all the shade.
OF BLACK and brown. Parties who we're dissatisfied
ton. - =
Manufactured BY, J. Cristaaoro, 6 Astor House.
New York. Sold sverywhers, and applied By ali
Hair Dresxsrs. -. y - ~
Price 81. sls and IS per box, according to
sixe. ~
49, s7-. o..
CRfarAnoRoSHAn PR.sHRvAr,yu
invaluable with his Dye as it imparts tho utmost
softness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
to the hair. - S
Price 20 cents, 81 and 81 per bottle, according to
size. -. - roe sn..o,-,
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.RoBBERY.-Last night thief entered Cookies
Military Hall, ID, near Tenth street, and con-
ctaied himself in the proprietor's bed chamber
This morning Mr.. Cooke found his pants in the
entry near the street door, and minus over a
hrndrra doiiors. Several petty thefts have
been peTpetrated atthe same house, principally
upon the bar. Some colored boys who were
suspected have been arrested, but the proof is
not deemed sufficient to hold them for this last
act.
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william A. Bstchelor's celebrated Hair Dye pro-
dsees color not to b distinguished from nature
warranted not 70 inturs the Hair in the least; REM
eoiss the III effects Of bad dyes and ipvisorates the
Hair for lie. Grey, Red o. Rxsfy Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and besatiful. Sold By III Druggists, &c.
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"a, Factory, No. 81 Barelay st., Neas YORK;,
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