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LIVERPOOL Steamship Etna-Mr Neil and lady Miss on
yer, Mrs Alfese. Mrs Hapo Miss N Hamo, Miss Mar
tin, Miss II Walker Miss Martini Miss Taylor, Stuart
lady two children and Mr Lenseler and lady Mr.
Larkin lady and children Mr. Parker and lady Mrs So
hey, Miss sobey, Doane Miss Turpin Mrs Dellepiane
and daughter, @ Bstest Mills, q Looz, Fair.
Mecard. ) Summon; Grant W Wells Wells. Ia
and two children Deliapiane. Rev Barrett Gillespie,
Capt Woodward lady and children; Mr. Hood and lady
j Ncho II W Mncom II j Mineom, Barrett, Mr. Ahese,
Watson, Wilson, Fuller and lady Miss Lecke, Mrs
smith and SON. Captain Somers T. Jervev Mr. Howard
and lady Capt Allen, ID DeGoshal Rev Hart and lady
Miss Condrsy Mrs l. Lewis T Plate, Gervan, Mr. Bill
ling and lady II Lynae and lady A Jackson schol-
teniels aud lady, Mr. Dean--and 2Sl in the steerage
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The Health OF Bea ufort, ". c.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

FORr MACON, n. G., Sept. 10, 1865
desire to contradict report appearing in your issue
Of the 9th inst, from a correspondent at Beaufort, N
C., stating that 'yeow fever had made its appearance
IN this harbor Not a single Of yellow fever has
occurred 70 my knowledge In this vicinity up TO the pre-
sent time The report may have been founded on tho
fact that brig from Savannah, Ga came into this bar
Dor with three Of intermittent fever on board
With the exception OF few of smallpox the
son. thus far has been unusually healthy. Very re-.
spectfully your obedient servant,
s. McCOI.LAM,
Acting Assistant Surgeon, u. 3 A.,
and Quarantine OIlcer for Port Of Beaufort, ". c.
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length ahead Of Lodi The second heat also won by
Norfolk, BY six lengths; the rs mile in lt7k sad hs
second In :60k
Tho time Of The above Is the fastest three nze
time record The nearest approach 10 was made ~
Brown Dick At New 0reans In 1856 which ~ and
kollie Jacksons famous second heat Ut Louisville Ken
lucky, in 1851, which Was In S:28x
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Acting Assistant Surgeon, U. 5 A.,
and Quarantine Of1cer for Port Of Beaufort, ~ C.
Lxrrnn Roppralrs. For a long time past many bust.

LETTER RoBprpiEs. For long time past many bust
ness men Of this city have entered complaints at the
Boston Post once that money, checks, stamps, &c,
that they had through the Office had been
ceved by the persons 10 whom they were mailed,
although the letters accompanying the articles had come
to hand Mr. johnson, the Post once detective In Bos
ton went upon the matter and has at last suc
ceeded In unravellng the mystery. Az different times
he boys at the delivery windows with unseaed let
ters and ascertancd from the clerks that FOR consfera
bic period boys and young had been In the habit OF
coming there with letters and asking for mucilage TO
seal them up Not suspecting anything wrong the re-
quest was readily complied with. The detective feeling
satisfied that he was on the right track at last
told the clerks TO obtain possession Of the
letters brought there by boys to be sealed and
satisfy themselves that unlawful proceedings
were being carried on Yesterday boy visited the win.
dow with an envelope that had been torn open, and
when he laid II down the window sill the clerk seized
and opened IT, and found that II letter from well
known firm In this city and had contained check for
two thousand dollars. The boy worked for the firm,
ana had been sent TO the Office with the letter No
rests have yet been made although information was I'M
nedatey given TO the hrm II Is supposed that by the
above scheme numerous boys have reaped quite har.
and for which the Post ONCE clerks have been sus.
pected Merha aud others should be very careful OF
the boys they employ, and pay more attention IN mail.
ing letters containing money IL was also ascertained
by the detective that several eating houses In this city
were the habit Of receiving new postage stamps from
boys in payment for meals. These stamps were doubt
less distracted from letters which the boys had been
sent to the Office to ma.-Boston Traveller, Sept ~
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the ALABAMA CONVENTION.

Passage Of the Election Ordinance.
AoNrGoN ERY, Ala Sept 20, 1865.
The election ordinance debated all day and finally
agreed TO- All State elections 70 be left to the people
are to be held on the arst Monday in November The
apporonment for raised discussion,
and will be further debated to- morrow.
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tNOrmsG LIKE LEATHER. The tanning mills IN this
State in full operation and some kinds OF leather
be prepared fast enough TO meet the wants Of the
shoe manufacturers The tanners believed To have
made large profits the last three years Al present
they are paying high prices for materials and under
stand that hemock bark, which Is yearly becoming
In the market Is now worth seventeen dollars
per cord In this market Bottom Traveller. Sept ~
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California Races.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Is, 1905
Another three mile race came on between Norfolk and
Lodi at Sacramento Saturday Tho FIRST mile OF the
FIRST heat was won by Norfolk as two miles In 40
and tho entire heat n 527K. Norfolk coming out .
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would You save Money without buy.
ING inferior goods, Buy Sea Island shirts at ~ ~. NO
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A.-Thc Finest OvercOats Ever Seen In
this country ready for sale:
]. v BROKAW. 81 Lafayette place, and
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Unioa-
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A.-BOys' and Children,s
GARIBALDI, CUTAWAY AND zOUAvE SUITS,
by the thousands, at reasonable prices.
l. " BROKAW az Lafayette place. and
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
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Court OF Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY Sept. 20, 1885,
The day calendar for Friday, September 2s-Nos. O.
IS, 49, II, "a 1927, l43 las, lat and l48
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Pheasant PIumes-A Very Choice Lot.
Jus, received by til oMAs MoRRIsErr. sD Broadway.


fancy hats for children and yoang ladies have undergone
rompete revolution this fan Inc whole repertoire OF
Paris m this and other department OF battery to-
qcher with more than 100 original models In Dress and son
Hats for gentlemen youths and boys win be found AZ
~ - gENINfs. SIS Broadway.
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Ladies' Waterfalls, Curls, LOugbratds,
selling twenty per cheaper than elsewhere, at
BRAIrEAUs Hair Goods Emporium, 81 Court street,
Broo
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A CONFIDENTIAL and Experienced Dctec-
cs services secured In divorce aud other by Addrcss
ZOE Post office.
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A.-JcKers, sra Broadway, 10 selling
his Ladies' Chlrcns SHOES reduced prices Tho
ladies' and JEFFERS, 573 Broadway
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Trusses.-Mar-h a. Co.'s Old Estabiished
Radical Cure Truss Once s AZ No Vesey street Lady
attendant
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Possesses Every Morit Clafmed for IT,
LOCKS MAKKs THE EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORKR.
LOCKS HAIR Sovr, EXCELSIOR HAIR RKSr0RER-
LOCKS GLOSSY EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORB8.
LOCKS EXCELSIOR HAIR REsTORBB-
LOCKS LUxURIAM1. EXCELSIOR HAIR kE0TORuB.
LOCK,S ExCELSIOR HAIR RB6TORER.

only known restoFer q color and Parted has
dressing combined Dccstsly perfumsd- Requires
washing or preparation before after Its II. after
fair Trial n oes nol
the public The money will BE- refsnded sold wholsaie sne
retail ct H. r. HELnBOLD'S Drug and Chemical Wase
house No. eoa Broadway, New York
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Autumn Excurs1Ons. - -
CHEAPEST AND most INTERESTING or THE SEX
RICHMOND, VIA CHEsAPEAKB BAE AND JAAKo
RIvER

The elegant and new stea1ners o. 10
NEW LINE,
popularity Known leave Bslsinors from spsss:
Fortress Monroe City Point sDd Richnend The ses@sX
4. BRADY, CITY POINT DICTATOR and MAGENTA:
The James being entirely In the day eG
opportunity viewing the Interesting
points on It's bank. Thssbovs steamers are Al new Psw
msndos and obgng clerks Passengers must be cere -
the depos " ask Tor ks ths New Line, and take NJ
other
No effort shall be left unspared merit continuation -
the liberal patronage already bestowed.
l.w. SHAW, Superintendent
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A.-Marsh's Truss Once Removed to 543
Broadway Shoulder Braces SILK Elastic Stockings, SIX
Elastic Abdominal Belts. A lady attendant
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nous halter whose store the Of Broadway aud Full
Ton destroyed by nre at the Museum one Of tho
ssbs and rises superior 10 disastrous conns
raton which hts entire stock consumed lie IN stu IN
Nme wifi his Pail and Winter style Sf entemen Hat.at bn
new esahsh.nt H broadway under th9 PreAooft House,
which by beauty and proves that hs
ge akin great kNoAS new store u al
ready immense stock OF Hats, Caps,
6 81 various styles aud purchasers will never fail 10 nnd
exactly suited " their taste.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world harmless, reliable aud instantaneous The only par
feet Dye Also Regeneratns Extract Of Milcneurs Pre-
serves and restores 81 Barclay New York
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Crista dor0's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot, Wholesale and retail No Aston House.
he duea nniied by skiful nrtAtS
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Gentlemen-Cha pm a ms
Ladies' and

Recipes than 81 Tan, Frecklrs,
Pimple Bioehes &c from the worst face sso his kecps
for producing full growth OF hair bald head or bare
face 81 charge by addressing Thos
" CHAPMAN Chem and Pcrfner, XII Broadway, N v.
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Warranted Cure.- Gray Hair and Hsld-
ness scientific advice by DR.. dkAND'hhN, VI Je"Ns
practice. No, AsIor placs
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A.-D. Bnrnum's ssSelf Sewer" or Self
GUIDE and RASTER, for all sewing machines at tho sew
ing Institute Fair, and Barnums
Museum 81 80 with directions Agents wanted. Invent
or's office, sos Broadway, New York.
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the sincere spirit OF the Prayer Book irrespective Of al
conflicting views and agencies II possible He expressed
away nom us during tho last year. and spoke with much
feeling ON the demise Of the Bishops Of Connecticus
Western New York and Of Pennsylvania, and Of the
services OF the Church might be within reach Of all parts
OF the extended neld Of the diocese.
the system had important features and II might help
f should follow ancient precedent and respect the
proper Of the assist IN tho solution
Of some such problems they should have to consider
in this diocese He referred 70 the prosperous condition
Of the Church throughout the country which was cheer
ing He alluded to the too prevalent disposition In some
quarters among the clergy not only TO discourse upon
other matters than religion but to abandon the conserva
tive landmarks Of the Gospel and the Church He ssd
that during recent journey through the diocese the
people disgusted the introduction Of forms into
the Church which had no business there, &c.
At its conclusion xGOvernor King offered the resou
ton that the committee cordially respond TO the sent
men presented Dy the Bishop OF the diocese In his al
dress respecting the return Of peace TO lana and the
state OF the Church In the Southern doceses which was
unanimously adopted.
The Bishop then said he had pleasure in presenting 70
tho Convention the Bishop OF California; the Bishop OF
the Northwest and the Bishop elect OF Tennessee
gon and Learning the report Of the trustees Of the Eps
% iu1a "o aeps .. 'S s'usseos -! a. inc .oSi
College and the special report from The COMMITTEES on
Canons, were then read and duly approved.
THE PROVINCIAL SYSTEM,
WHOM nad been isid over rom the previous year was
cnsion On the bict when the folovi.e nresmbie and
resolutions in regard to the provincial system were
aa0Psed:-
~ the ronm,atoc and the rwh of the Church
in these the United States greater number Of bishops
that in providing for this increase in the number Of
win their dioceses as little cnanse as poss1e
Thercforc. N''''' ''''''
Resolved, That in tho event Of the division Of any
% .na nsns IN h
states
that provincial system adspted to the position Of the
Church in this country should be established It, there
lore prays tne Senerai Convention 10 make sncn pro-
the Protestant Epscoua Church in the United states of
America.
me rspors o. 'ne sSanang Somms'ee nav,ns p r
hours until seven o'clock at which time they reassem-
bled The main business done was the reading OF the
. =, .4 ~ .h , 90 ~ C ~ ros
tive TO the death of the several bishops who have died
during the last year. namey-the Bishops Of Connecti-
% OF ,h S, "nu nd% ;, uav r the
adiournment shortly after ten o'clock
o""'e"'"n u N'"ns0Ac"i
~ sep 90 i'.''
and permanentv oroanzed nv choosing Chief
Justice Chase of washington for President with num-
her Of vice presidents and secreares Addresses during
the dav were delivered bv Drs Kirk Buddngtop Clark
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Twenty New seven Octave Pianos rnd
twenty Melndeons and Cabinet Organs to let asd rent APP
piei III purchaacd MONTHLY payments received for same
49, HORACE WATERS, AL Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-PrtEes Paid In
gpi Information furnished Highest rates paid for doub
loo nd all kinds Of gl1 and silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers 10 Wall street New YORK.
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Health and Happiness.-A Circular
highly important to young men. Call on or address Dr.
POWERS, 1876 Elm street
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Ladies' Ptns-New styles,
TWO THREE, FOUR and FIVE 10 ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS each sale by GEO. g. ALLEN, N6 Broadway,
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Corns, Buntons, Enlarged Joints ana
all diseases the feet cured by DIR. POPPEk w Broad
way corner OF Houston street. room No. 10.
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Ivory Earrings and Pins.
BLACK, WHITE and RED-TIREE, FOUR, FIVE and
EIGHT DOLLARS n set For sale by GEO. q. ALLkN,
No AIS Broadway, door below Canal street.
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Ivory and Pearl Sleeve ButtOns.-Wm.
NJ YELLING, Importer and Manufacturer ST. broadway
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints and
all Diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, 70
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wilcox & GIBBS sewing Machine, No.
.04u r,a dvyov
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Social Refinement Always Manffes(e
itself In the sssction Of articles Of luxury aud
regarded proof Of highly educated national taste tha9
PHALoNs "nIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs" has bees
adopted by al classes their
We perfume. Sold everywhere.
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observation-disclosures Patent Elastic
Rubber Clutches The greatest improvement Of the ago.
For sale at s761S Broadway
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Arrest OF Nellie Otis In Boston.

Movements OF General Slocum.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. %, 1896.
Major General r. W. slocum arrived here this morning
from the West
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Sleeve Buttons and studs,


New styles, Two, THREE, FIVE, EIGHT. TEN 70 sEv.
ENTY FIVE DOLLARS a set For ssle by a. &. ALLEN,
No. ilb broadway. one door below Canal street
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A.-JeMers
ON DECK STILL,
NO. 57S BROADWAY,
The only place in the city where
LADIES' GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES
be had at low prices.
JEFFERs, NO 573 BROADWAY
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Goura ud's Italian Medicated Soap
cures Tan Pmpes Freckes, Erupons At his depot to3
proad nd drug
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English surgeon cadsverous looking patient who hsA
called consult him. ooh, nothing serfons" tho
ply my stomach and out o. order that's ali "D0
you nothing serous, sAid Abernethy II tell yos,
H. there's inch Of the body that not aoss 9.
conditon Nothing true Therefore It 10 of tbs
very highest Importance keep the stomach and liver In
vigorous condition II the weak and the other rregu
lar 70 action tone and control them With
vegetable restorative Alternative that has ever been ad
mnistersd for dyspepsia and liver disease
nded by distinguished and physicians OF
the United States Army BY ooer: Of the army and navy
Thousands Of the intelligent Of every class un
equaed protective against epidemic and mslaous disea
"a perfectly but at the time powerful
invgorAnt Alternative New York ees 80 Cedar street,
A-Espenschcid, OF rs Nasssu street, Has
Just introduced fashion for Genemens Hats His
hitting the public has been
trumphant demonstrated In his issue II ~
tracts ali gentlemen of refined taste.
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Gilt Combs-New styles.
Just Paris, FIVE EIGHT TEN and THIRTY
DOLLARS each for sale by O. &. ALLEN No fo Broad.
vay one door bel Canal street.
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Fans, Paris Fans.
Elegant styles lust received. THREE FIVE EIGHT 70
FORTY DOLLARS each, for sale by q. q. ALLEN No fio
BROADWAY one door below Canal street.
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Howe Sewing Machine CO.-Elias Howe,
Ir. PreaIdenL GO BroadwAy. AGENTS wanted
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Gilt, Pearl md steel buttons.
TWO THREE, FIVE TO TWENTY DOLLARS each. For
sale by q. G. ALLEN, Mo- as Broadway ono door below
Car al str
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
also sideboard and Parior Safes 81 Murray street
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Dr. Bnnning's Abdominal and Spinal
shoulder Brace, Tusses and Girdes, ii S. Marks paoo
Send for
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HiIps Hair Dye-5O Cents, Black or
brown Reliable. Depot No. Barclay street Sold BY
d1gv ever her
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Loekstiteh Sewing Machines and But
tonhoe Machine WHEELER A WILSON 625 broadway.
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Apparatus -
Invented by DR.. Won EIsENBERG,
For the all Of the Eye Ear Chronic Catarh
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
Caarrh Asthma Affections of the Voice, Larynga Brou
cha and Pulmonary Complaints Disordered Functions OF
stomach Liver Of Breath, Wheeling Cough
and other distressing affections Of the Chest; morbid aztec
the Liver Weakness Of Nerves and general debility
system full operation at the residonoe
inventor, Dr. Won EISENBERG, 86 Broadway, near
Twelfth street
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THIS afternoon there will be trot Tor sweepslake
between Lady Gilbert, Lady Mcclellan and Fitzpatrick
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Grover s. Bakers Highest Pre- msum
elastic stitch and ockch Sewing Machines t93 broadway
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Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies
At wholesale and retail Depot 1J2 Broadway.
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recommended BY surgeons and phyaeans O
by our rst aathors by eminent cervymen2n fact 81
s .ns :a
and but at the Sss 20 rs
A-Espenscheid, OF rs Nasss- street, Has
Just Fail Fashion for Gentemens Hats His
proysrbs in hitting the public taste has never 6ss
tracts all gentlemen of refined taste.
Esthetieo-NeuraIgicon -ThorC Celebrated
N''" Invented by DR.. Won EIsENBERG.
a'' cure Z Is s' E'f
5Ss a.s;,
@ a
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE MINUTE.
ON DECK STILL.
NO ss BROADWAY
rns only Plat LADIES' 81 6 s'5s Doors AND SHOES
JEFFERs NO s7s BROADWAY
A.-D.. Bnrnum's ..sclf sewer,'' or Self
ns E % all %
s g. Ss S Ss YORK Agents wanted Invent
A.-Mar.h'. Truss Once Removed to sAS
Broadway Shoulder Braces silk Elastic Stockings SIX
A.-JeMers, 573 Broadway, IL selling
lad are %hS S and see EFFERs
A CONFIDENTIAL and Experienced Dctee-
in divorce aud other cases by Address
A.-The Finest Overcoats Ever Seen In.
this country now 'ss'i s5 g. Lafayette
"a Fourth avenue opposite Cooper unioa-
A.-Boys' and ChiIdres,s
GARIBALDI, CUTAwAY AND zouAvE SUITS.
'''' skSkx% Lss.ys:'s p,.s. a.: IA,
BatcneIor's Hair Dyc.-Tho Best in the
world harmless reliable and insansnse S The only s
restores the hair 81 barclay street, New YORK
cr..t.doro': Hair Dye. Prs.srxs..x:
S Ss Ts aRs sa a aas retail NO.
Of y. s. cured !, e. 60 Broad
way, corner Of Houston street, room No 10
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints ana
al diseases Of the feet cured BY Dr. zAcHARiE' 7s
Broadway.
Crutchea.-Hartman's Patent Elastic
For i'oPs sale at s7s,s Broadway. y -
Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
also sideboArd and Paror Safes at % Murray street
DIR. Banning's Abdominal and spinal
shoulder Brace Trusses and Grdles il St. Marks paoe
Elegant styles, Just received. THREE, FIVE EIGHT 70
FORTY DOLLARS each for sale by q. q. ALLEN No 40
| Broadway, one door below Canal street
Gilt Combs-New styles.
received from Paris FIVE EIGHT Ten and TIIIRIf
DOLLARS each for sale by O. C. ALLEN, NO alo Broad.
way, door below Canal street.
| Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap
cures Tan Pimpes Fecke Eruptons. At his depot toS
| Broadway and druggists
| Grover s. Bakers Highest Pre- mium
elastic stitch and ockstch Sewing Machines ae' Broadway
| Gilt, Pearl md steel Buttons.
TWO THREE, FIVE TO TWENTY DOLLARS each For
sale by q. G. ALLEN, Mo- A5 Broadway, ono door below
| Canal street.
| Howe Sewing Machine Co.-Elias Howe,
| Jr, President GO broadway Agents wanted
| Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies
| Al wholesale and retail Depot Sa broadway.
| HiIrs Hair Dye-JO Cents, Black OF
| brown Reliable. Depot No Barclay street Sold BY
! druggists everywhere.
| Health and Happiness.-A Circular
highly important to young men. Call on or address Dr
| POWERS, 1875 Elm street.
Ivory and Penrl sleeve Buttons.-Wm.
NJ YELLING, Importer and Manufacturer o7i broadway
| Ivory Earrings and Pins.
| EIGHT DOLLARS a set For sale by GEO. e. ALLEN.
| No. AIS Broadway one door below Canal street
| Ladies' Pfns-New styles,
| TWO, THREE POUR and FIVE 10 ONE HUNDRED DOL
| LARS each for sale by GEO c. ALLEN, AIS Broadway,
nal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-18
known.
THE MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION.

JACKSON, Miss, August 1.-THE conVen-
ton passed to first reading the ordinance
ratifying all judicial courts, marriages, judg-
ments, DEGREES, contracts, sales, deeds, indict.
meuts and state laws during the war.
Also an ordinance prohibiting the legislature
from passing any law imposing any civil disa-
bility or punishment or forfeiture IN this state,
upon any citizen engaged in the late war
against the United States for his political
opinions occasioned thereby.
The constitutional committee reports that
such change be made in the constitution as
will hereafter prevent slavery Or involuntary
servitude, except for crime.