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JUST PUBLlsHED-A NTw DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE.
4 FEW wOris on the rational treatment. without
y Medicine, Of SpermatnrrhS;,. Local Weak
E">s Nervous. Debility. Low Spirits, IaSsitue, Weak
nsSs "f the Limbs and the Back, IndspOsitiOn, and
lGcaP'city for Stviy and Labor Dulln-ss of Appre-
heasi"n, Loss NJ Memory. Aversion to Society, Love
of solitude, Timlity, self fDlSrust, Dizziness Head
he, Involuntary Discharges, rans i'll the Siie, At
f"c;i9n OF the LyeS, Pimples the Face Sexual and
ether Infrnti-S in Nau
From tie F-e''cb of Or. g. D-LIpsy.
The I'm pnrtIn' fact that these alarming complaint 3
ra' "'>y b. removed r't'IHt me'ljciHe. is in tEi-
snail tact. c Hr:y demon trae,i, and The entirely
new AL highly succr-Sfu! treatment. adopted by
The Au'h'r fully explained, by Of whith eve
- one l. r1a'.ed to himself perfectly, and at
tho least possible cost. av"ing thereby, all the adj
yerttSrd npStruui> Gf the day.
sent to any address, gratis and post free. in Il
s-1led envelope By remiitng post paid two postage
samPs 10 DIR. b. DELANEY Box log, Broadway
Post Offi-e. y. Y. nov S-3m-
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

- I'D By kiDWELL Il LAURENCE PennsyI-
- va-iIs avenue and 18th street Washington, and
JOIN L. kiDWELL. High street, Grorsetown, D.
G.. rpuTTIs!E., in part:
bf. Jayn"> Family M"dicinps-Dr Roses Family
N-i'cIne'-NI IStar : BalSaIn of Wild Cherry--Ayrrs
tne-Ty Z cOral-Sands and 1ewsands Sarsapa ril
ia. II. aud John Bulls dO-ROse'- and SchWartze's
io-Nllhau Elxer CaliSaya Berk-Wolf Aromatic
Scherism |~hnSpp<-Krlselrs Extract Beech nops
watt Nervous Antiiote-OS.ood's India CholO-
S"Eue-Howands Tonic Nixture-- Hamptons Vegeta-
=" TIHr ur"-'ireeR Originated Ritters-Hoofand's
'9'ruan do-BiaHe'< AMI C-nnon's do-Rushton's
ar >uu. = Crl Liver Oi'tCgrther with all the mos.
aTT rrTc'l me iI"in"S Of the time.
AGENTS for the sale of Seymour's GaIy anic Abtlomi.
~lPp -tcr Icy ElOur 1'ese;ri-al Supporters and
Mr.- bit Abdominal Uirro supporters
ir. Sh supply ii Saratoga and BelfGrl Water.
s-r2g
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SPIRITUAL RAPPING AS OLD AS 1894.

There is a curious criminal process on
record-manuscript ITO. noticed by
Voltaire as in the library of the King of
France-which was founded upon re-
markable act of visions, said to have oc-
Cured to the Monks of Orleans.
The illustrious house Of ST. Memin had
been very liberal to the convent, and had
their family vault under the church. The
wife of lord of st. Mcmin, Provost of
Orleans, died and was buried. The hus-
band thinking that his ancestors had
given more than enough to the convent,
sent the monks present, which they
thought too small. They formed plan
to have the body disinterred, and to force
the widower to pay second fee for de-
posting it again in holy gronnd
The soul of the lady first appeared TO
two of the brethren, and said to them
Il am damned like Judas, because my
husband has not given sufficient" They
hoped to eNtort money for the repose of
her soul. But the husband said, IF she
really is damned. all the money in the
world won't save her. and gave them
nothing.
Perceiving their mistake, they declared
that she appeared again, saying that she
was in Purgatory, and demanding to be
disinterred, But this seemed curious
request and excited suspicion, for it was
not likely that a soul in Purgatory would
ask to have the body removed from holy
ground, neither had any in Purgatory
ever been known to desire to be exhumed.
The soul, after this, did not try speak
ing any more, but haunted every body in
the convent and the church. - Brother
Peter, of Arras, adopted a very awkward
manner of conjuring it. He said to it
: If thou art the soul of the late Madame
de St. Menin, strike four knocks ; and
the four knocks were struck. If thou
art damned, strike six knocks and the
six knocks were struck. If thou art
still tormented in hell because thy body
is not buried in holy ground, knock six
more times, and the six knocks were
heard distinctly. If We disinter thy
body, wilt thou be less damned? certify
to us by five knocks and ,he soul so GER
titled"
This statement was signed Jy twenty.
two cordeliers. The father provincial
asked the same question the next day,
and received the same answers.
The Lord of st. Memin prosecuted the
father cordeliers Judges were appointed
The procurer general of the commission
required that the said cordeliers should
be burned but the sentence only con.
demned them to make the 'amende hon.
orable, with torch in their bosom, and
to be banished. This sentence is of the
18th hofFebruary, 1886. See .4bbe Lang.
lets History OF Appdritions. .t
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L Fl E SONG


Land of the daring soul.
Thy child who loves thee, thoilgh he wander'd Iong
Offers the priceless tribute Of song
Not with the maddenng bowl,
Not with the drumkard's joy he praises thee,
But reasons bliss, divnest pnese.
Thou art the strangers home.
Those whom oppression iron, their native shore
Hath bansh'd, hiiher flv, and never more
Would from thy Eden roam,
All tins Is well, il 'tWere but men of rank
And title, having money i'll the bank.
But when the common kind
Irish and Dutch; who whiskey drink, who smoke
Tobacco vie--ah me II does provoke
The cultivated mind
land to Art and Song So passing de4r-
There shotd be none but high born gentes here.
Who cannot wear white kid;
Whose handkerchief hath the breath of flowers
Who cannot sing, dance, sigh In ladies' bowers =
His presence be forbid
Let us old Franc" and Italy excel
The soul of living Is. In ''living well, :"
Such time shall come at last.
lis almost here; for Luxury, up town.
Begins to pull the frame -nade houses down,
Where gothic mansions vast
Shall Ike Alladin's rise. And lGok We, too,
what deeds our papers, "hat our Bankers, do
'Tis like Il lottery: "PRIZE!"
In largest capitals, stands everywhere,
But still the nOhcst offer declare
That which before me lies;
Patriotic Poem. Nav it be
Worthy my native luud. and worthy Me!
These Golfers indicate
The lands prOgressvenesS There's nouclIt ~ fine
On earth as heaven born poesie (>re mine y
Noueht helps to make lis great
Like poeSic. The worlds suPreinest boast
IS Womah-sHE loves poesc tho rlcst.
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terrible RIoT AT LASALLE-SEvraAI
lRISHMEN SHoT-A CONTRACTOR BRUTAL
1t MURDERED.-CmCAGo, Dee. l.. ii %.
m.-Yesterday afternoon. a bloody riot
broke out among the operatives on the
Illinois Central Railroad. at Lasaue.
Much dissatisfaction had been caused bv
the late decision of the contractors TO re-
duce the wages, and threats had been
freely uttered on the part of the laboreTS
to take summary vengeance on all connec-
ted with the proposed reduction.
About two clock an alteration arose
between Albert Story, one Of the coDtrac-
tors, and a party of lrisbmcn. during
which one Of the latter was shot Down
Tor some threatened act of violence.
Shortly after, Mr.. Story'S office was at
tackled by large body of excited labor
erS, sacked and pillaged. Mr. Story was
taken from barn, where he had taken
refuge, and murdered, under circunstan-
ceS of the most shocking barbarlty. Mrs.
Story was fired at several times. hut for
tunatcly received no injury. It. i said
that Mr.. Dunn, a foreman had killed
seven lrishmen on the opposite side ofthc
river, but this report needs confirmation.
The sheriff of Lasallc county returned
this morning from the scene of riot.
where he had arrested thirty prisoners
about midnight. They found the corpse
Of Mr.. Story in stable-shot. and his
head and face bruised and manglod in a
most shocking manner-the lnfuIiaied
wretches having continued their blows
upon the body with axes and Slubs until
it was mangled almost beyond recc sni-
ton. When the sheriff. party came up
they were fired upon, but without effect.
The fire was returned bv some Of the
sheriff is company, and it is supposed, one
man was killed and another wounded.
Some resistance was made bv ndivid-
uals when they were being disarmcd, and
one got his head pretty badly injured by
a blow from rife. II was supposed the
principal leaders had gone south on the
train, and locomotive was sent after
them, with orders to bring them back.
but as yet we have not heard what sue
cess they have had. The Court is now
III session at Ottawa, and the case viii
be laid before special grand Jury at
once.-Bvfaio Com. Adr.
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SCRIBNER,S COAX OIL y

V'HE healing an1 restorative properties Of this
valuable specihc have now been satisfactory 3
established Its beneficial and curative effects have
a-n fully tested in the removal of those nfanatory
sCrumuiatiOns, which are formed on the surface or
,kin known HS burns, bruises, bOis, wounds infict
ID hr cuts and other external gatherings For in
famed eyes, Catarrh on the head the bleeding Piles
ses sickness, and Autumnal aud other fevers il il
cns nf the most certain and effective remedies In.
srnaIv taken agreeable to directions. it IL safe and
mid. and immediate in relieving sick headache.
Diarrhsa. hlseling at the nose. and excessive Hem
Crrha.4 from internal eruptinnS and injuries from
too fu.l AMI Phlethoric habit of the BODY
For sale by W. III. Gilman. Chas. Sto;t & Co. and
KiISen Lawrence, Washington; J. s Kidwell,
(irurp town
DAY VAN DEUSEN, Proprietors
iclg-bm. 123 Chambers street n Y
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BEAU HICKMAN.

We were once coming over the railroad
from Washington city to Baltimore, when
we observed peculiar scrt Of man sit
ting hard by tall, slim, good naturcd
fellow, but who somehow seemed to bear
the impress of person who lived by his
wits, written on his face. A friend who
was with me, answered my inquiry as tC
who he was, and at the same time asked
NE to keep between the object of my no,
tice and himself, lest he should come over
to our seat, as my companion SAID he
knew him, but did not wish to recognize
him there.
That is Beau H." said he; "a man
that is universally known in Washington
as one of the most accomplished fellows
in the city, always ready to borrow Of
or drink with you. He never has any
money, however, and | am curious to
know how he will get over the road
without paying, for he will surely do ii
some way"
Probably he has got ticket and
borrowed the money to buy it with, OF
something in that sort" said |.
Not he. Beau always travels free
and boards in the same way. He never
pays money when wit or tricks will pass
current in their place" said my friend.
What shocking bad hat he has got
on, said l." observing the dilapidatcd
condition of his beaver.
It's some trick Of his, doubtless, for
the rest of his dress, you will observe, is
quite genteel." ...
"Yes, see."
My friend went on to tell me how Beau
had done his tailor out of receipt in full
for his last years bill, and the landIady
at his boarding house; and various othel
instances of his ingenuity and wit.
He owed me ten dollars, said my
friend, "but in attempting to collect it o
him one day, I'll be hanged if he didn
get ten more out OF me, so think shal
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WIZ. ]. WHITAKER,

PriHc'paiof 1ttropoitan School Of Design W,shinq-
to'e, D. e.: Protsssor the Department IF .iyt d
Design Nstc England Normal in$ftate and Lsc
tttrer on Dr0wing in tie Massachusetts, State InSti-
tfsS,
IL ESPECTFULLI informs the ladies' and gentle
IL men OF Washington and vicinity that he in
tends forming private classes for instruction in the
art of Drawing and Design at the rooms of the Ne
tropolitsn Mechanics Institute, Parkers Building.
Pa avenue. Washington city, to commenc. Tues
day, December Y, 1858
Terms, &c, can be ulJtsinei at the Rooms on the
mornings of TUESDAYS, Thursdays, and Fridays be-
tween the hours of 10 and II o'clock
d. 2I-I3ma
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WHALEY'S OMNIBUssEs.

On THURSDAY. the 10Th instant
j-fT-AtA will commence running two lines
sSl&laof ONNlBUSSES between Alexan-
Iri. aEd " a-nlngton, leaving Alexandria at II
re',zk in the morning, and . in the afternoon.
meeting with the trains leaving Washington at 6
o'c,Dck in the morning and in the afternoon. Re
-urning, leave Washington on the arrival of the
ira ns from PslfiiBOrr, ia time in the morning "a
connect with the orange aui Manassas Gap train
iron Alexandra, at o. 10 x
Fssse1ccrS Wishing ~-.afs IN this line will leave
th-tr uaIusS ant re.iicnces with Or. James Entvis
-. A.cxan,sr., and ct the Irvio- House, washing
ton corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
Ire morning line Will csl for passengers within any
T-s.Cnabs istauc. ia either city.
s-p 2s-6m. WM. WHALEY.
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Some smart men in the Cradle Of the
Revolution" (BoSton.) Will not employ
clerks till they have first had a Phlcno-
logical examination and Recommendation
from Fowlers, Wells a Co. They saw
that their help selected in this way al
ways proves reliable and Convenient.
We have the afortgoing from our cotcm-
porary of the Boston Herald. We have
no doubt of it.: There are no doubts in
our mind Fools rush in where angels
fear TO tr ad."
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dec 15-dtJan1

4 CARD.-AH of our accounts will be rendered
N on or before the 9TH in tant, and respect
fully request that their respective amounts will be
settled cash before the Ist day of the new year
Customers cannot imagine the pleasure take in
pleasing their ant; when their accounts are
paid presentation it is both disagr"cable them
and to us to te seudipc for the payment.
We have on hand very large stock of Dress Silks,
of all kinds. which we will sell very cheap.
large stock of French Mousseine Delaines. to be
sold very cheap.
large lot of French Merinos. to be sold very
cheap.
A large stock Of various kinds of goods too pu-
merous to mention, which we guaranty to sell sheap-
er thaa can be had elsewhere
dec 21-3taw HALL & BROTHER.
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CoMMUNIC ATED.
The Fool saith in his Heart, there is no God.

The Fool saith in his Heart, there is no Cod
\ late number of the Courier des
Etats-Ums contains thrilling account
OF the trial and conviction of Joseph
Bony, young man only 81 years, for a
double assassination in the murder, in
cold blood, of a respectable banker Of
the maine of Moreau, of Proyins, and his
wife. 1t seems that Bony, whose char
acter had already been bad, had called
on Mr.. Moreau for the loan of 6 1000
francs, in order that he might have the
means of deceiving an honest family as
to his real circumstances, and thus ob-
tain the hend of a young lady whom he
wished 10 cspouse. The loan was refused
and he sought vengeance, by going in the
darkness of night, armed with several
weapons, with one of which, hatchet,
he killed both Moreau and his wife the
latter having fallen in her endcavors to
save her husband. lie then required the
servant girl of the house (whom he
spared only to become the object of the
bascst outraec) to provide him with re-
freshments, of which he partook as coolly
as if nothing had happened; then, after
helping himself to such articles of value
as he liked, and destroying several forged
notes which Mr.. Moreau had discounted
for him, he proceeded to the accomplish
ment of his base designs upon the poor
girl. The unhappy girl implorcd him
with joined hands to desist. She invoked
his humanity and his compassion; and,
finally, seeing that he remained insensi-
bic to her prayers, she invoked God to
her aid, when the heartlcss villain in
terrupted her by the blasphemous dec
laration, * There is no God" Soon after,
having tied her to bed-post, and again
swallowed a quantity of Intoxicating
drink, he fell upon the floor in lethargic
sleep, where, by the side of his two MUIR
dered victims, the officer of the law found
him, and took him before the tribunal OF
justice. a speedy trial followed, and he
was condemned to suffer death
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r.. II. 80 FELEU, Practical Cns-Fit
ter and .'lUmhrr

S,>fLr~s' acrH.T 7tt amt u sfyssfs
prepared It ~ times 'o supply the public gene
y rally with q - fiTTiNGS and FIXTURES, o
~. latest ,'ylr> snI patterns, the most reason
e5,- t=.ns.
ChIrcica- iIs'"l+. sny public or private build
iL;-, 'r;t,i up With GA' rlrES aud fINTURES al
.. shortest Isi'i.r-
,".- Am, f,r i.r Killer Iuirst Gas RsJuLIfog.
"..ri '"r economy sal superior hight, shruli I- Os
A--@-' Nv ai crnsIInI.rs nf rSa s..p 22-tT-
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ORNAMENTAL GARDENING

IpHH - HUGHES, Gardner and FLORIST corner
~ 'f q and 9Th streets, Island. attends 10 Gar'lsu
l"- IA ls vsIIuI- hrsrches. Grape Vines prunei by
sHi'Iidl an! experienced h1nG~, and Gardens
'r'>~ Plots Cdrritgc E"afi-. &c iaid ont
y B.-J. - H., acts J. Agent for several Of the
III ~ EXTENSIVE and popular Nur cries ~ the North
All Trees puTchasel IL him. warranted To live il
psntt by hIm-- T.. His r. nit Tre"s com pri,-s most
ii thu varieties .doptsd and sfprove,i by the Con
Sr"S< # Fruit Growers tor General Cultivation.
1T tIU-rI
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1THE LADIES world of Fashion for

i December, containing beautifully engraved and
colored plates Of Fashions, Caps, Bonne's, &c.
Frank Leslie's Ladies' Gazette of Paris, London, 4
New York Fashions.
The January number of Godey's Ladys Book con-
tanS two splendid steel engravings, and a coored
fashion plate.
The Jew of Verona; n historical tale of the Ital-
ian Revolutions, b. Que of the most eminent writers
in Europe
Yankee Notions for January.
The. great Pictorial Brother Jonathan fer Christ.
and New Year.
Also tn. Pictorial Pcayune
large and splendid assortment Of Gift Books, ju
veni!e Books Games, and rything in the fancy
line suitable for Christmas and New Year Presents,
at JOE SHILLiNGTON'S Bookstore,
Corner rn. av. and ~ ST., Odeon Building.
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O. At Milan the most unheard-of pre-.
cautions are taken by the Austlians to
guard against a supposed conspiracy.
Guards were doubled IN most OF the
streets, and their posts arc defended by
stockadcS. The officers box in the theatre
is fenced off from the others, and no one
is admitted at the door Of the house
without exhibiting passport, on ca,ia "a
scc"re--a. Every dwelling house must
be closed at II ldnight, under penalty cf
arrest and file of the inhabitants.
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TO THE LADIES.

The lat st style of Winter HATS just
H}&A 7ed.-The undersigned respectfully in
&4SkS rites the attention of the ladies to examine
w our style of HATS, and to inform tn, IN
that we ready to receive and execute al! orders
for HATS. CAPS, HEADDREssES, DC, with neat
ness and dispatch. Also, very select assortment OF
pointed velvet RIBBON, all coiers; together with
every variety of Fancy Goods, at
VIM. p. SHEDDS,
llth street, above Pennsylvania avenue
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CnI-Gu CnNsI-MrrInN 6e

Nr. Henry c. Winn had y cough for ) years: great
Weakness SC had IN all or physicians; tried all
their remedies, hut cured only hy
HANPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTCRE.
Cal and get pamphlet .Tsti-. with hi>tOrT of dis
cHvery Of this wonderful Blood Purifier and see GER
tfcacs of our own citizens of rheumatism, Dvspep-
la Scrofula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousness, &c, &c.
s1- Sold by MORTIMER NOW BRAY. 40 Bal
t;mOre street. BaltimNrs; auI 3u4 Broadway, New
G0TE; CHAS. STOTT L Co WIMER, J. Il. MOORE,
j. B. CLARKE. CLARKE BOWLING, ". Ell
LOTT, and IL. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
H. ;. +. CISsELL, Georgetown. and z. G. BERRY,
Alexandria. sep %
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1t were enough, o Latham, if, 10 night,
My inspiration flow to thy content
This moment is il like yon crescent moon,
That shines 80 feebly DER the western chmneys;
And yet little while may a change.
Revealing full prop )rtion, brighter rays,
Charming the hearts of lovers. Change may come
That sweet word, ''change"' The watchword OF
my life!
h I've done all for change In verse I've written
Much blank, some rhyme, both sacred and protane ::
All this for change! I've praised the ''upper ten"
Here and abroad; have hunbed me to gain
Admission TO their festivals, then told
curious world odd tales of private life
And all for change.
And now for thine, Latham.
My hearts blaze with patriotic fire,
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
CO!JecfOr,s OHIce nec - 1872

COi1tctOf's Ul!lCe, Dec. II. 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that the lit of delin-
~ quent property is in course of preparation, and
will be completed aud published on about the lst
ofJanuary, 1854 All persons interested are earnest
y reques'"d to come forward and by paving relieve
the undersigned from the unpleasant duty of entorc
ing the collection, and them,eves from the onerous
additional expense attending en- advertisement.
X. j. ROCHE,
dec l5-dtJanl Collector.
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N. Z. W.
Here, Rs generally, N. P. w. gives the reader a
sketch of himself, rendering biographical task
unnecessary. He is the poet OF refinement-of po-
lite society-an admirable artist
''To gid refn'd gold, and paint the lily''
His daily suffering at the coarseness of the world
said to be the OF his mOustache turning grey
Notwithstanding the ccase!sss application OF various
popular hair dyes.
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NEW YORK COFFEE HOUSE.


Christmas d New Years Presents.
nOWNs & HUTCHINSON have just received
IL handsome assortment Of Goods We y suitable
for presents on the approaching holidays. As they
sre prepared To .e!l At very reduced prices, the pub
lie will find it decidedly tO their advantage TO call
and examine their stock before purchasing else
where. We enumerate, in part, as follows, viz:
Ladies' and Gentlemens Dressing Cases, Work
boxes
Ladder Travelling Companions, Sewing Birds
Fine Scissors, Bracelets, peaIl and shell Jewelry
Boxes
Hair Brushes of every description. Combs,
Parlor Bells. Card Cases, Ca-d Baskets Portfolios
81 new kinds IF Porte Mpnnaiss
Pocket Knives. fine Eazors, Shaving Cases, Guns
China Vases with Flowers
Perfum.ry, Oils Extracts, Fancy Soaps
Small chests Of p; fumrry, Pomade
Portable Wi ing Desks, m-talic inlaid Clocks, &c.
Also, gold and silver Watches, gold Pencils
L"ck~tN. Var and Finger Rings, Breas:pins, Cuff
Pms
Colt Chsins, Keys, Shirt Studs, Charms, &c.
Together with many other articles too numerous
tO mention.
BOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON,
Athen"um Building,
Pa avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
aA--eO2wSii2w
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subscribersin the cities Of Washington, George

To subscribers in the cities of Washington, George
town, and Alexandria, AZ 81 l2 per annnm pay
,br-SgX CENTS-wcekly tn the Agests. To
mad sub Ciber- the subscription price is THREE
PILLARS AND FIFTY CEN'FS 4 wear in nHrnrrs,
Two h'l'i'ATT r IpI ,iS ~ ,'S' ana oNt
O~F CFNT-
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Vnn nnn Genuine IL n " n n n and
IOOsOOO German Scgars.-We offer
for sale assortment of segars OF the following
brands, which compare in quality with any other
stock in this city, at prices ranging from 3 to $50
per thoGssnI
Flor Cabanas Ioplres) FL Comercio Iibre
do (kegsiia) ri Leon
Las hiDas (Londres) FL Judie Erante
Consolation GO George Washington
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