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Cine complete 4ier6raueret NIT alien 6Sfaa, @aatsS'
Ga5eu. RhRII&if s. sc. in GIsTanbrla, 3d., Stlegeu.
WSbxsa ia efrsSen bd fo-
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nj SS5 Observation-Disclosures II. 0un6.
krMTTNH Weinen Greunb,n uub Setanntsu. iopie tiueuI
tAlIlIaNs sseprten pubIitum I'M uEeemeinen bierulit bic ers
gsbsifte gusetse baB i3 bic GGirt9iGaft in SO. % Nors
Grsberidfruss,
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laheu, uuter Sebiusunaen, bic bel Serrn g. Mutk, Re.
"a gacrb @apftrase, gu erfabren fne,. s7@
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Stir Mlapor.
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hes
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nniFtn f6 DtenfGs @benbs 8 Itr in Der Gentrat Qaue, VI.
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80 @aiteru uro a6eltern 5hDye
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frHS U~erfcrbere @atte bat In ieiuer ME ~rlfenben Gorge
fir bic geintsea AM Is. December bes Sorisen Sa5res
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ieirer 6dmiiic errotS0u. Drei gBs6en mad ben, Gobe
rustues @atten- Bet bic ,8ntGerbrder 0ebeus > BerItGes
rings sienf&aft" nit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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auf, benz aiuuaser Der biefisea Office, 9ssru 8. q. Tt-
5rls, iopie eem agenteH bes teutI&eu Departments,
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9eoutten benz beuti&en pubIituut NIB meineH Sreun6eu
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eius esNaRtte Ubsltttn, ~sl&t tas 9tmsenbaeetn unb
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Ser Obiseu &nsrteauuns iGIieBe To- mtS btermit nit
Der feften ueberleusunS an, bus bic auidertoder esbens-
8srFGerunsas@ sFeGidait nit ber srS5tsn Chronological
ais cine Der prOmptsRen Qualification bes eaures e1s
pfcbGen werten Fam, 0a bieisl6e aud mir. nod Mot brei
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runssiuums bon 1000 9ctGurs a~useesa6it bat.
Baltimore, 6. arsutt 1855.
Wtttms q. Bfdfk
6arS1n) Gde bon &ants unb Srpinoitrngs.
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philadelphia,
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Y9itaOelpbiaa, MiImingtOn> unO
Baltimore RatIrOoO.
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aEae nSbmsn, esbsH hnsCa r0n Baltimore ne9 SaHaIS ptSr
NIAGARA BdIS Ia
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M6funD3tpGnSi9 StuUoen
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Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-30

10000 Living wItnesses testifyins to their
Neighbors, from day TO day Of its Wonderful Effects
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MARTHA WASHINGTON

"A THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY
FOREVER.
MARTHA WASHINGTON
II AIR r E ST o RER
Is a perfect success-The best in Market
HAIR DRESSER AND HAIR sREsTORER
-BoTH-
COMBINED IN ONE.
IO, 1000 Living wItnesses are testifyins to their
Neighbors, from day day. of its Wonderful Effects
l Itisnot a dye.
2 Il will not color the skin
}. II wiz restore the Hair from grey to a Beau
tiful Black Brown AuJurn, whatever nj ght
have been ts original color sad cause it 10 its
4 1t will cure all Humors and Diseases Of the
Scalp keep the head cool and nice. remove the
Dandruf and scuf from the Head keep the moist
and silk like in appearance a.
IN YOUTHFUL DAYS.
s. 1t win promote Healthy Growth prevent it
from falling ofsAad
Cause it to Growiop Bald Heads.
Where there Is Life and Vitality at the Roots Bat
where these gone there is
No Hope Of Success
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR ,REs.
T0RER is as much ahead Of anything Of
the kind now in the market a. the
ouishines the noon
In Brightness and Glory,
TEE BEST TESTIMONY THAT CAN BE
given will be found inside Of each bottle.
Warranted to do
All we Claim for it
Or
The Money Refunded, d,
After using two Bottles.
Try Ii,
AND BE CONVINCED.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines everywhere.
SIMONDS & CO., Proprietors. n. II.
Fitzwilliam, n. II.
JAMES CONCEAL,
% St Charles ST., New Orleans,
mh29dIy. Sole Agents.
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No l. Cures Feuers Congestion lnfamations. IS
,. " Horns, Worm Fever Worm hoHc.- .
3, GyytHs C0lic or Teethng of infants 25
4, " DiarTh0sa of chidren or adults. -25
5, " DyssHteTy Gripping Bilious Ccic 25
e, " Choiera-forbAs, Nsuses, Vomiting -. 25
z, " Coughs .Cslds. Bronchitis ------.----.2 IS
2, NelTaLsia Teoth ache, Face aehe----..25
a." 9, " Headaches Sek Headache Vertigo .25
" 10, g Dyspepsia. Billions Stomach 25
II, " Suppressed, or painful Periods s.-----.-@5
" II. Whites profuse Periods .25
u, ICroHp, Cough difficult Breathing 25
" Il, q" Sat Rhslns Erysipelas, Eruptions--- 25
q Is Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains 25
" 10, FeBer and Ague Chill Fever, ARue- -25
II, d" Piles blind bleeding --.----------- so
" Is, " OPhutatRy and sore or weak Ey es--. SO
l9, " Catayrh, acute or chronic, Influenza -
" 20 d" HhO0piag- Cough violent Coughs ------ so
" 81, asthma, oppressive breathing. so
" 22 Ear Discharges. impaired Hearing q. so
" %. Scrofala, enlarged Glands Swelliugs. 50
" "a g General Debility, Physical Weakness 50
" p, IS UrOpSg ,aud scanty secretiOus. .------- 50
" 20, a" Sea-Sickness from riding
" p. KidRey Disease Gravel ------......--50 so
"2s Nervous Debility Seminal Emissions,
involuntary Dischar ses. ----------I 90
" % s" Sore Mouth Canke r-----.---....... so
-" 30 Urinary IHooAtiaeHce wet.ing bed..-- so
81 Painful Periods even with Spasms-- so
" % SsfrtHgs at change Of life. e..------lo9 90
a. Epilepsy Spasms, ST. Vitus Dance i 90
g. DiDtEeria liberated Sore Throat. 50
FAMILY CASES.
IS vials morocco case, and book 90
20 laege vlals, in morocco, and b'ok.--------- 90
20 large visls plain case, snd book 90
Is boxes tNos to 49, and book -----.-------- , 90
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases, 10 vfals------ : tO w
Single vals with directions 90
EF- These Remedies, by the single box are
sent any part Of the country by Mail Express,
free of charge receipt of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY.
Office and Depot No. 56i Broadway, New York.
Dr. Humphreys is consulted daily at his Office per-
sonaY by letter above for all forms Of disease.
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent for the Southern States.
CRAFT & JOHNSON,
AGENTS,
Jackson, Mss
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"A THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY
FOREVER.

" WnoIesaIe Agent Tor TIE South.
T Sold by all Druggists. mh28iIy.
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HUMPHREYS
III q VI G OPAT HIC sPECEF ICs,

II AVE proved, from the most ample experience, an
4 Il entire success Simple-Prompt- pt-Effieient, and
ellabe' They are the only Medicines perfectly
adapt popular use--5O simple that mistakes
not be made in using them, harmless 10 be free
from danger AMI SO efficient be always reliable
They have raised tn h 4tion fr,m slI
and viii always render satisfaction
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F NJ | L Y NJ Z d GIN ES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
NEVER KNOWN TO FALL
CERTAIN, PLEASANT AND POSITIVE CURE F!
w A R RA n T Z D.
Gardiner'S Rheumatic
AID
NEURALGIA COMPOUND!

This remedy, 50 extensively known, and 50 IN
qualifiedy endorsed by the Medical Faculty is offered
the public uDequaled By any other in the treat
ment Of RAeu mstism and Neuralgia, Ds matter Of
how long standing or how severe. Patients who had
for years drawn miserable existence have by
casona dose Of this Balm Of Gead" been restore ed
health and comfort after all the usual remedies and
uostruos had been tried and found useless Its sur
prisinS effects have been xperienc ced BY thousands
and never known to fail. II requires NJ rcstra Mt
from business pleasure, and may be used by those
of the most delicate stitutions As strict purifier
Of the blood which is very essential in the f5unda
tion Jf good health.
JAMES CONCEAL,
New Orleans
Wholesale Agent for the South.
EF- Sold by all Druggists. mh25ily
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NEW ORLEANS.

DON'T CLEAR HOTEL-THE UNDER
l. signed Will open the Point Clear Hotel Abous
the 10Th day of Nay next This establishment is
being repatnted and put 10 complete repair and
ditiOn. gas and water works being erected TIE
grounds beautifully lAi out aud the house furnished
provements-
Arrangements viii be made for direct eoZnmuniea-
tim with New Orleans and Mobile both by stesmboat
and telegraph Billiard abes Of the most sppreve
pattern have been ordered Ten Pi1 Alleys being
built. ami every amusement suable TO the climate
and the place, afforded TO man, woman and child.
For bathing, and h7hiug ard healthfulness, tbs
celebrated watering place has superior the
tnent and the undersigned i1tes1 g 70 make IL The
most pleasant and eomfortzblein in the world
April 1dtjyI CHAS z SMEDES-~- ~-lanAg ger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-17

amount still remains so deposited. and with
what States respectively.
Mr.. Blaine presented the credentials Of Mr.
Goodwin, as delegate from Arizona, and he
qualified and took his seat
Mr.. Ashley presented the petition OF Mr..
Pc ston, contesting the said seat.
Mr.. Schenck, from the Committee on Militia
~ Affairs, introduced joint resolution, direct
ing the Secretary of War TO suspend the sale
OF the Government buildings and other prop
erty at Point Lookout, Maryland; and 1t was
passed.
Mr.. ScheDck stated the reason for this reso-
luton. 1t was that a lady had purchased the
title TO the land. and intended TO present II a. a
donation TO the National Military and Naval
Asylum, provided the Government will give
the public buildings thereon 10 the same Asy-
lum.
The House. by vote OF yeas 12S, nays -,
laId on the table the bill to incorporate the Ma
tional Protective Homestead Company.
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, named tomorrow af-
ternoon as the time for taking the question on
recommitting the bill to extend suffrage in the
District of Columbia with instructions
The House resumed the consideration Of the
SUBJECT.
Mr.. Darling, of New York, expressed his
views IN favor of negro suffrage in this Dis
trict, but with an educational qualification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-17

LARCENH.-Tsls morning, officer HAIRY ar
rested Henry Thomas for the larceny of a car
pet-sack, containing several dresses, from a
wagon on the road near Tennallytown The
sack and contents belonged 10 Margaret John
son, colored, who was in the wagon at the time
IL was stolen. Thomas is barber employed
at the camp lear Tennallytown, and when
searched had razor in his pocket He was
locked up for a hearing before Justice Buckley
LIcENsEs.-The police sulI engaged in
serving warrants upon delinquent merchants,
traders, agents, &c, who have failed to renew
their licenses. Generally those who are fined
ADMIT the justice OF the decision of the magis-
uate, pay up promptly, and renew their Ii
censes cheerfully.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT-Market dulI
No receipts Of -four or gram. sales of Hour
moderate at last quotations, and mainly 70 sup
ply the local trade. Gram unchanged
PoRK.-Small lots were received to-day
Sales unimportant. Prices at wholesale SO 90
TO 3d. at retail Sl3 So to Sl4 per 100 pounds
PORT OF GEoRGETowN.-No arrivals or de-
partures reported at the custom house The
clerks are now engaged in making up their re-
turns OF certificates of enrolments for the uuar-
ter ending December 4lst, 1866. The return
Will be considerably increased by the en-
rolment OF boats in the canal trade The Sec
retary of the Treasury decided May LIST, 1866,
tnat boats engaged in navigating the canal are
SUBJECT 70 all the provisions of the coastinc
laws relative TO admeasurement enrolment
and license, and tonnage tax excepting the e1
Vessels and canal boats paying the tonnage Ia,
are exempt from payment Of the 2S per cent
Internal revenue tax on gross receipts of said
vessels. This law not having been enforced
heretofore the enrolment list is considerahIy
increased this quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-17
from West VIRGINIA.

West Virginia organized yesterday harmo-
niously by the election of the FORMER officers.
The Governors message is a clear and forci-
bic CocU menI.
The result of the financial exhibit Of the
Auditor and Traasurer's report is very Hat
tering.
The report Of the Adjutant General shows
that West Virginia furnished to the Union
army over 3l,OUO men.
The Governor commends the free schools TO
the fostering care of the legislature. He rec
ommends liberal legislation to facilitate the
completion of the James River and Kanawha
Canal and the Covington and Ohio Railroad.
An imposter styling himself General f. M
McCook, OF the celebrated McCook family of
Ohio, was arrested here yesterday He has
been travelling about the country personating
General McCook and carrying on his deception
very boldly. A letter was found upon his per-
son which indicated that he was engaged in
counterfeiting. He will have q hearing this
morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-17
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republican members Of Congress held a
caucus last night in the hall Of the House of
Representatives, to take into consideration
some of the propositions now before Congress.
The subject of negro suffrage in the District of
Columbia was the principal subject Of discus.
sion, the question of reconstruction, contrary
to expectation, not being debated at all. 1t
was agreed to refer the bills and amendments
relating to suffrage in the District to the Com
mittee on the District of Columbia, with in
structions to report q bill granting suffrage to
all residents Of the District, without regard TO
color, and making the ability to read and write
the qualification Of voters
The subject of the revenue laws was briefly
discussed, but without arriving at any conclu-
sion. The majority of those present seemed to
favor the adop ton of an export duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-17
AN AGREEABLE EVENING

Last evening a very handsome entertain
ment was given by Henry ID. Cooke, of the firm
of Jay Cooke & Co, at his princely residence
In Georgetown. The company embraced a
large number of leading journalists of the
country and others, and naturally with such
gathering and so accomplished a host to enter
tain them, the occasion was of something more
than ordinary note. To say nothing of the
amount of first-class brains represented it was
a matter of remark, and naturally of some mu-
tual telicitation, that of the sixty or seventy
journalists present, there was not a bad looking
man amongst the lot, a fact that it would prob.
ably be difficult to parallel with any other set
Of men Of the same number.
BY coincidence, two of the gentlemen pres.
ent-Messrs. Brooks and Blaine, of the House
OF Representatiyes-both graduated rs yigor-
Gus and brilliant journalists in the same town
Portland, Name, before entering upon their
distinguished political career.
Among the ladies present were Mrs Henry
II. Cooke, Mrs. VIM. Huntington, Miss Hunt
ington, Mrs. Fahnestock. The company sepa-
rated at a late hour, after an evening of much
enjoyment.
Mr.. Cooke, it may not be generally known,
made bis mark as an able and successful Jour-
nalist before entering upon his career as one
OF the leading financiers Of the world.