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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-07

NEW ORLEANS, March 5, 1866.
Messrs. j B. Newson 4 Co, L. 0. Moreau L. D. Arnou
C. Gardaune, p. Canonge, Jr, Chas. Proyosty, N. o.
Lauve A. Haphen and others
Gentlemen-Ycur very fatterng letter, rendering Comp
mentay Benefit has been received with deep feelings of graft
tnde Circumstances have induced withdraw from the
stage of the Academy Of Music.
We will therefore, gentlemen, with your kind appreciation
name MONDAY EVENING, March 18TH at ODD FELLOWS
HALL as most convenient for said Benefit take plaza Be
fore ending will renew you thanks the
testimonial offs mpathy on u.s. and believe u.s. with
respect,
Your most obedient and faithful servants,
LIZZIE WHELPLEY,
A. N. HERNANDEZ.
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We are indebted to MI. S. o. Kirk purser Of the
steamship Rapidan, fosf late Galveston napers.
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II you want Hour that will please you, INQUIRE
for the brand known as "Stonewall Jackson y
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TIE WRLsGER,

although an essential of the machine complete in ITSELF
1t has galvanized iron frame solid white rubber rolls cog
wheels and drain board attached to any kind Of
Washtub, BENCH barrel box quicker than any
other wringer aud without the injury to the Tub IT
NEVER RUSTs AND NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER
and is universally conceded to be the
hest and Most Reliable wrlnger In Use.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
% and 95 Camp street.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
242 Tcbouptoulas street.
BICE BROS. & CO.,
565 Magazine street
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TIN PLATE SHEET and BAR IRON
COPPER PIG and BAR LEAD
SHEET ZINC. PIG and BAR TIN
NAILS, CASTINGS and HOES.
FLOWS, sHOvELs and SPADES
MANILA CoRDAGE, INDIA RUBBER Betting and
PACKING.
TIN and JAPANNED WARE
Constantly on hand
A Large and Complete Assortment of COOKING STOVES
Sole Agent for the CELEBRATED STEWART COOKING
STOVE.
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ScoEes! Scales! Scales!

To the Trade.
WE HAVE ON HAND
French G. D. CAPS, Ely'g Colts Pistol CAPS
american E. B. Gun .
Prussian S. B. :. W.
Waterproof CAPS E. Musket
GUNS, PISTOLS, CARTRIDGES, POWDER. SHOT
And all kinds of Shooting Tackle
We buy oil our Goods direct of the Manufactured In ,b
country and Europe
HENRY FOLSOM & CO.,
No. Old Leyee street.
Opposite the Posofice, New Orleans
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M. JUDSON d CO.'S,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
VIOLET, BLACK & CO.'S.
1873 Grayier street.
c. E. SPENCER & CO.'S,
Canal street.
c. H. sLOCoMB's,
Canal street.
PITCHER & BARROW'S,
SO Poydras Street; and at
LOG CAMP STREET,
Where the Stove ia on exhibition.
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SOLE AGENTS.


Circular Saw Mills, Hoe and Co.'s Circular Saws India
huooer and Leather Betting, Corn and Flousing Mills
nFicatng and Gum Packing, Steam Whistles Gauges
MIL sa" Files Monkey Wrenches, Smut Machines, Wood
worth flaters Shnge Machines English Steel Boiler
iron and Rivets Bolts Nuts and Washers and general de-
scrption of Machinery
For sale by
EDMUND NJ. IVENS & CO.,
So St Charles street New Orlesns
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Notice.

Having purchased the interest Emmett Mix in the firm
of MIX, THOMPSON PowER the business Of Wholesale
Grocers and Commission Merchants will be continued nnder
the name of NJ JEFF THOMPSON co. The bills re-
cevsbe Of said firm and assume the liabilities
N. JEFF. THOMPSON,
RICHARD POWER.
New Orleans, March ls 1866.
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gw Orlfans Daily Gresfrllt.

. "WEDNESDAY IMoRNp.e, MARoH i. 1ass.
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THE UNION WASHING MACHINE AND
CLOTHES WRINGER COMBINED,

Is now in throughout the United States England Franco
Germany Canada, Cuba and South America and hgs been
thoroughly tested in hospitals converts asyun hotel. and
families generally, receiving everywhere the most
UNsTlNTED PRAISE AND CONTEMPLATION FROM
THOSE WHO USE IT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-07

These machines not only
save Three-Fourths of the Labor and Soap,-
ont garments will last twice long, washed In thsa
and look cleaner and whittier than when done by haHd
All fabrics from collar to blanket, washed FER
FEcTLY without soaking rubbing boiling and boy or cir,
can operate them For hannels they are invaluable
The clothes washed wung rinssd without nhalnc
searn spiing sloPs, putting the hands in water
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IMPORTERS AND DEAJ.nRs
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23

TENNESS EE.
Special Session orthe Legislature.

5abeclSEI SeSSiOhl St iAe sSE'ktuES'
NASHVILLE, June l9.-The Press and Times will
tomorrow publish the following proclamation by
Governor Brownlow. rcconvening the Legislature
TO the Members Of the General Assembly Of the &1e
Of Tennessee:
'GENTLEMEN For more than five years the State
of Tennessee has been deprived of her privileges in
tho Union of our fathers. By the treason of our
people we have fallen from our high estate as mem
bers of the great american COnfederacy. For more
than year past the loyal people OF the State have
been trying place her in position, and to prove her
worthy to be recognized and admitted to all her for
teited rights. Our Senators and Representatives
the Government, asking to be renatated in the ma
tiona councils In Wow of the reheious e9nduo' Of
SO many Of our people. and treachery OF those who
controlled her action, Congress has deemed 1t neceS-
sary to require Of certain conditions precedent
guarantees for future loyalty. 10 do this 1t has
been deemed necessary to the future security Of the
whole country that the State Legsa should rtfy
certain amendments to the Constitution OF the United
States. which may be briefly stated as follows:
Il. Equal protection of all citizens in the enjoy
ment of life, liberty and property.
Y. That classes who are dlstranchlseI without
crime shall not be taken into account In fixing the
basis of Federal representation.
49, That certain persons VINO have proved them
selves dangerous the of the country shall not
be eligible to Office.
IL The validity of the national debt shall not be
questioned, while all debts incurred in aid OF the
bellion are Illegal and void.
AS to the disoyal portion of our people, these
terms are mild in the extreme. 1t is hoped that
there is nothing in them repugnant to the sentiments
Of tho loyal, there be- that all objections will
be yielded upon the altar of our common country.
Therefore. |, William 6. BrOwnlOw, Governor Of
the State of Tennessee. in consideration of the prem
iSes, and viewing the present an extraordinary
OCCASION do issue this my proclamation, conyening
the General Assembly In extraordinary session, to
consider the aforesaid amendments to the Federal
Constitution, and do call upon the members thereof
to assemble in the State Capital Wednesday.
July l. IS50' When and where the purpose Tor which
they will have been convened will be fully sta
ted to them
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The inninrs wnra ns fnllnrs.

lhe innings were as follows:
Ipnngs..lst. I'd. 3d. 4th 5th 9Th. Yth. 8th. 9th.
Waverly~l $ 2 0 SIS
Olympic-l . 3 4 l25
Umpire, Dr. VIM Poe Ivanhoe B. B. c. Scorers,
Messrs. Nicholson and Mcdowell. Time Of game
three hours. Fly catches Waverly, Barrett l. Duer
!, Myers g. Ruck 8, Levering l, total 8. Olympic,
Duer l. Fulton 2. Gibson q Gambrll l, Greentree l.,
total 7.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE PATAPsCO FE-
MALE INsTITUTE-The Commencement exercises of
TINS popular institution, located at Ellcott's Mills
howard county came off on Wednesday last it being
the close of the twenty third term The graduating
class numbered twenty-ono pupils, and besides tho
graduates there were about 20 other pupils present
numbering in all about 100, every State south of
Mason and Dixons line being represented by some
of its fair ones. Tho exercises wers of deeply in
terestng character throughout the graduates giving
evidence of having been thoroughly instructed in the
various branches that go to make up the education
Of an American lady, rejecting equal credit upon
themselves and tutors.
Too MANY CAEDs.-Messrs. Smith, Pierson L
Wost police detectives, effected the arrest of Solo
mon Harman, on Thursday. charged with stealing n
coat and S17O worth of playing cards from JOS -
The property was taken from tho boarding house of
the owner IN Sharp street, near German, about two
weeks ago, and the officers being notified Of the fact
telegraphed to detective Kelly of WASHINGTON to be
va tiS 'OVAVI- LOl OF te Jucti SnOGlG
nc como to that city. which led to his arrest as
stated The accused brought on to this city and
arraigned before Justice Hiss, who committed him
for trial in default of $500 bail
MEETING PosTPoYRD.-The meeting which was an
nounced for this evening. at Monument Square, to
be addressed by Hon. John Hogan, of Missouri, and
George Francis Train Esq, owing to a want of time
to mako proper arrangements, has been postponed
Elr. Trains immediate return to his home in Nc
pr,rc ~
of hearing him for several weeks to come. Mr.. Ho-
gan will address meeting of the friends of the Pres
dent in this city, before the close of the present
sion of Congress.
THANKs.-R. Il. Fox Esq. of the National Ex-
press will accept cur thanks for recent favors.
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STATE NEWS.

HARvEsT.-Our farmers are now engaged in har-
vesting their early wheat Some of them com
Inenced last week. and we presume this species of
wheat is about secured. We are told that the grain
Is full and plump, hu5 owing to winter killing the
crop OF straw will be very light and as matter of
course the gram although of excellent quality, will
be small IN quantity.-DentoR Union.
NAVAL ACADEMY Recommendations the ap-
pointments to the Naval Academy at Annapolis
designated by President johnson, we notice with
pleasure the name of Walter Frazer of Belair-Har
ford JRtOH.
DEATH OF AN AGED CITIzEN.-Mr. Adam Miller,
probably the oldest citizen OF this Valley died at his
residence, Beallsve, the l4th instant at the
advanced age of 80 years. Valley hegiser.
ATTEMPTED AsSASsINATION.-La Saturday night
about O'clock as Mr.. Snyder who resides in the Sd
Election District, was on his way home from neigh
bor's some unknown desperado secreted in the hush
the ball passing through his coat under his right
armr but fortunately without striking him. Mr. S,
was unarmed, but being man of courage, he drew
his pocket knife and charged on the william who aed
to the woods and made good his escape.-Holoareg
County Record.
HE WHEAT CRoP.-The reports from various pOr-
tons OF the county are encouraging with regard to
the improved condition Of the wheat crOp.-Lb.
HE CROPS.-Since our last notice of the crops in
tels county, there has been very great improve
lnent, particularly In wheat Many fields which
three weeks ago appeared almost bare now show
signs ol an average crop We frequently IN the last
two weeks heard experienced men declare that they
nave never known so decided an Improvement
in so short a time We regret, however, that fears
entertained by many. that the wheat crop Will be
seriously damaged by the Weeyll as we have heard
much complaint on this account within the last two
or three days A gentleman informed us the other
dav that one of his fields is almost entirely ruined If
this shOud not be general throughout the ecounty the
weld OF wheat will, 1t Is thought be about an aver
the corn, oats potatoes grass and gardens amazng-
ly-BeLdir AcGIs
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

FRIDAY. June %.
Criminal Conrt-IIon. Judge Bond.-George c.
Mauud, States Attorney, prosecuting.
John NeaIe and Charles II. Neale. larceny of sun
dry articles valued at SiS from Amelia Linn (colored
tried and aadjqdgod guilty; Henry Neckesser, as
saulting with intent to rob Perry NJ. Reese adiudg
ed guilty. John Hyatt larceny of four pair of pan
falcons valued at S2i from Hackot and Others;
postponed RchC u Parker, larceny of three shirts
&c, valued at 81 from james A. Biddson; post
ponod; John. T. Prince, larceny of one watch,
Henry Braddick, charged with keeping disordcriy
house; postponed. Geo. W. Wesender two indict-
mems for tho salo Of liquor sunday non proS hv
the State Peter Beckelman. selling LIQUOR in viola.
ton of tho Sunday law bail in the sum of $500
with John c. Hollyman for his appearance at court
and James a. Coolies four charges for selling on
Sunday. gave bail in 500, each with JohnP Vanhol
land, for his appearance at court.
Adjourned to this morning.
Court Of Common Plcus-Hon Judge Ki0q-Gao
W. Roberts vs. Benjamin Z. Parker; appeal from
Justice Forrester appeal affirmed.
from Justice Hayward; appeal dismissed - Ni' 0'''
August kamspolt vs.. James K. Mann & Co.; ap-
peal from the same; Judgment reversed
Justice Spicer; judgment reversed -
John Bauer vs. Nm. 5. Justis; appeal from Justice
Hiss; Judgment reversed and judgment ofnon pros
Thomas Shanks VS.. James Gardner; appeaI from
Haaywardi judgment affirmed,
ChaS. w. Nogleman VS.. Jane @. Howard ct nj an
peal from Taylor; judgment reversed,
Chas. Knop VS.. John Smith; appeal from Blake.
l,udgment reversed. Same plaintiff vs.. Randall
J. Il. Thomas vs.. Mayor and City Council of Balti
more; appeal from Splccr; held sub curia.
Allen Martin vs. Howard L. D. Stone. appeal from
Murray; Judgment reversed.
Assignment same yesterday.
Circuit Co1rt-Hon. Judge Alexandcr-Ch Chfistiana
D. Berry and others VS.. James W. AInut; decree aD-
pointing m. b. Berry trustee in place Of James W.
Alnut, and John Ribert made tho surviving trustee
under the will ofThOmas L. Berry, deceased
William Pendergastvs. James Mcguire; application
ior an INJUNCTION to abate an alleged nuisance. In
junction refused.
United Sotee District Court-Hon. Judge Giles
In the case Of Thomas Collar the jury being unable
to agree were discharged
Thos: johnson vs. F. Cassidy et al; libel in case Of
spollatiOns; not concluded.
Adjourned to this morning.
p, O.pbals Cowt-Judges Audoun, Supplee and
HolmanLetters of administration on The estate Of
John Davis granted to Helen Wehn and HenTy
HGhni and on the estate of John D. Sheppard Ia
John 3. Sheppard, ~
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discharge of the Alleged Forger Daniel
Il. Merritt.

MONTREAL, June 21.-In the e1tradition case OF
Daniel B. Merritt, the alleged forger on the Judson
Bank of 0gdensburg, judgment was delivered to-day
by Mr.. Justice Monk. Merritt was discharged on
account of clerical error in the commitment. the
words with intent to defraud" being omitted. Mer-
ritt was held by warrant of Judge Coursol on the
former charge.
From official it is learned that the Fenian
prisoners will probably be committed for trial on
Saturday. The Annie Mckenzie case will be further
heard on Friday.
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AMEThH,YTENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Tho last matinee
performance of the season will be given this after
noon, Mt halfpast two O'clock when Miss Lolita will
appear in her new and successful character of Saa
ne'la, in the local drama Who Killed Cock Robn?"
and as Susy, in the successful farce called Out to
Nurse" in which she will dance the Cobbers Horn
pipe. She will be sustained by Mr. Bishop, Mr. Hall
and others; and the ladies' for whom the entertain
meut especially intended, should turn out in large
numbers to see her. The last performance of the
season will take place in the evening when Miss
Lolita will apaear in three of her best characters
The MILDLY Ashore" Lola Montez" and Nan.
the Good FOR Nothing" giving her famous banjo solo
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The Right of Deserters to Vote.

HARRISBURG, June 21.-The Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania, sitting at Wilkesbarro yesterday
dared decision in the case of Huber VS.. Ranllen,
error to the Court of Common Pleas of Franklin
county (the deserer voting easel The decision does
not argue the con:titutionaity of the law of Con-
gress, but is chiefly confined to the point of ISSUE to
wit:-The right of judge of election to reject a
mans vote when the word deserted is written oppo-
site his name on the list of voters. Chief Justice
Woodward and Justices Strong and Thompson de-
cidod that the judges of elections could not refuse
mans vote until he had been tried and convicted Of
doscrtion; while Justices Read and Agnew, on the
contrary held that the judges of elections were the
proper persons to decide the question.
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s. .T.-1S60.-X.-The amount of Plantation Btters
sold in one year is something startling. They would
fill Broadway six feet high. from the Park to 4th
street. BRAKES manuactory is one of the institq,
tions of New York 1t is said that Drake painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabalisc
IS. T-lS60.-A," and then got the old granny legis-
lators to pass law preventing disguring the face
of nature" which gives him the monopoly. We do
not know how this is but we do know the Pantation
Bitters SILL as other article ever did. They are
used by all classes of the community. and death
on Dyspepsa-certain; They are very in!iEorating
when langud and weak and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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I'm lifting the kettle from the FIRE scalded myself
very seyerey-one hand almost TO crisp. Tne Tor
ture was unbearable y = The Mexican Mustang
Liniment relieved the pain almost Immediately. 1t
healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
"CHAs. FOSTER, 420 Broad street, Philadelphia"
This is merely sample of what the Mustang Lini-
ment will do. 1t is invaluable in all of wounds
swengs sprans, cuts, bruises, spayins. ETC.. either
upon man beast.
Beware of counterfeits None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate engravings bearing the
signature of G. w. Westbrook. Chemist. and the
rrivate stamp of DENAs BARNES < Co.. New York.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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The Canadian confederation

TORONTO. c. W., June 2l.-The Legislature of New
Brunswick it is expected, will adopt the Confedera-
ton scheme.
Delegates from Canada, New Brunswick. Nova
Scotia and Newfoundland will probably leave for
England at the end of the present month.
The English Parliament, it is expected, will pass
the necessary act at the present session. in order
enable the confederation of the provinces to be
plotted in August.
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST?

OVER TWENTY YEARS increasing demand has
established the fact that NJ MATHEws VENETIAN HAIR
DYE is the best in the world 1t is the cheapest the
most reliable and most convenient. Complete in
bottle Does require any previous preparation OF
the hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Produces
beautiful black brown, as preferred. child can
apply 1t; Always gives satisfaction. Only IS cents
per bottle. Sold everywhere
A. I: MATHEWS, Manufacturer. N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.. New York, Wholesale
Agents.
Also. MATHEWS ARNIcA HAIR GLOSS for restoring
and dressing the Hair. my22-eoly
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Hyofenfc Wine.-ApprC

Hygfenfc Wine.-Approved by the Imperial
School of Medicine, Paris. Tested by men ofscience
endorsed By eminent Physicians everywhere. A
Wine grown on the sunny slopes of Spain, the gen.
uine juice of a most delicious grape,
NOT INTOXICATING IN THE LEAST.
Such Wine forms the base of this great imported
Tonic.
Rs-lt is especially recommended to Ladies, Minis
listers, and all professional men-those who expend
great deal of vitality in brain work. will find IL
Hv0en'c Wine smostsuperor tonic; for while it act
as nervine, imparting a genial glow to the blood
it leaves behind none of the baneful influences O
alcoholc preparations. 1t should occupy place in
every household Sold by all respectable druggists.
A@Muscat Perle-fnest table Wine.
WN. II. Brown Bro, Agents,
je20-tu, ,th&sat 1y AS Iibarty stroet Ro1t
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23

@We call our readers attention to SMITH. Bros.
Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing Just opened
1t SMITH. BROS. CO.'S popular Clothing House. No.
20 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods inst
opened at 3s West Baltimore street, next to Marbs
Hall.
Gall and see our new styles of Gents Furnishing
Goods at 50 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars, Ties. Scars &c.
ut West Baltimore street. next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West BsIti.
mere street. next To the great Furnishing House,
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ROId Bank RNbbePY,

PORTLAND. Me-. June 22-The Village National
Bank of Bowdenham, robbed last night by a
party who followed the cashier home gagged his fam
lily and placed guard over them. The robbers then
took the cashier back and after robbng the vaults
of So, co., they locked him in the vault and made
their escape with their plunder. They have been
traced to Topham, and it is supposed are now max
ing for Canada
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23

WHAT DID TTf-A young lady. returning to her
country home after sojourn of few months in New
York. was hardly recognized by her friends In place
of rustic flushed face, she had a SOFT ruby com
plexon. of almost marble smoothness and instead Of
she used Haganis Magnolia Balm. and would not be
without it. Any lady can improve her personal ap-
pearance very much by using this article 1t can be
ordered of any druggist for only 50 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-23

LYoN's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER-for
Indigestion. Nausea Heartburn. Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, &C.. where warming, genial stimu-
liant is required Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for culi-
nary parposes Sold everywhere at SO cts per bottle
sp12-e -eo6mlstp
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A Prudent Mother

Will keep Atherton's Cherry Cordial in her house.
1t has always been administered with great success
to children while Teething suffering with the SUM
mer Complaint, being remarkably soothing in its ma
ture without injury to the system, which is
the case with most syrups and cordas used for these
complaints For sale by Druggists. ap6-eoly
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Heimstrcet's inimitabe Hair Coloring has been
acts upon the absorbens at the roots of the hair and
changes it to its original color by degrees. All in
stantaneous dyes doaden and inure the hair. Helm
notes its growth. and is beautiful AIR DRESSING.
Price so cents and $l0l. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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The NnyaI schno, soI;aaror.

Fort MONROE June 2l.-The United States gun
boats Marbchead. Saco. Winnepec. and the sailing
frigates Macedonian and Savannah, oficered and
manned by the students of the United States Naval
School, which started from Annapolis the 10Th on
the usual summer cruise, has arrived here. The
machinery of the Winnepec became disabled while
coming down tho bay, and she was towcd hither by
the steamer Mercury. She proceeded to Norfolk
this afternoon to mako the necessary repairs.