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HEAVT RAiSa-DAAAoE-Ths rsins Of last
week caused an overflow Of the banks Of al
the streams In this vicinity. At KfrtlsDd lats
. large quantity Of cora Ia the shock, was
washed away, also fences--and aboVs tn vii
SwAy.--PainssSlLs Td.
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Saturday ARernOOn's RepOrt.



NEw ORLEANs, Ncv. 90.
The Tsnneasee from Vera Cruz, on the a2d ia,tsnf
with 81, ,Oo0 10 specie, has arrived AZ this port.
Y. D. Minister hclans arrived the 2lst Infant -
ho renains on bosfd the Df0okyn, his family buing
sick.
Ths report that Narquea had ptonouncsd for ssnta
Anna Il unfoundsd and tho report Of bis escape in
oontradietsd His seizure Of the eondneta s courm-
I'd. Marques says be l. using the money 10 aavs the
country from the Yankees He promises to return
the money from the rtt duties received at Tepic or
Mazatlan, which be Intends rstsking
hrem0n ht Quentaro awaiting the Liberal force.
rhe Liberals are threatening the capitol.
IL h rep0tted that Gen. Degolado had been dsfeAt-
I'd In Guans Juaio, with heavy loss An Amefiean
oGiesr who was With him had been either shot
saasinated.
cOSOs hsa esp.utsd ossss. snd the Liberals at that
point ere dishanded.
The Peayuns correspondent reports that the French
hett will soon blockade Vera Cruz
Aramon, Al the suggestion Of the French Minlstry,
had deelaftd hsarado open aa port Of entity.
The Insurance policies have the hoekads clause
Inherited
Airsmon proposes TO blockade Vera Cruz almuitans.
oualy with the French blockads.
The reports from Brownsville bad created intense
encltement throughout Teupa. The small town Of 0on-
sales had raised two hundred men in two days.
COFtlnaa had returned Nj. Campbell, deputy sheriff,
to Brownsville, unharmsd, against the wishes OF his
msR.
Con. Houston recommends the Legialaturs 10 author
irs regiment of mounted protect the frontier
hom the deProdatons Of the Indiana.
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ALBANY, Nov. 20.
The COMMISSIONER Of the Canal Fund have resolved
70 advertise for loan Of e. 6O0OOO pay the State
floating debt. The bids TO be for a Oan both at and
. per cent. The awards will be made on December
f0h The stock Il 70 be rsdeemAble In six twelve and
ale
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FROM DOsTON.

BosroN, Nov. &c.
boat containing avo Of the crew OF she wrecked
steamer Indian, picked up At ssa, and have been
brought 10 this port.
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w Fine Silver Tea sottS Forks, spOOaS, Cake
Baskets, CAstors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, 40.
A very large stock, aud oil warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
ROoG, ENswORTH n Co.'S,
octl Cor gunerior and Seneca aia
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FURs.--We are requested to state that there
will be large sale at auction, Of rich furs In this
city next week. Full particulars as to place and
time Of sale In day or two.
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FROM NEW York.


The frigats Constellation left Porte Grande ON oeto-
ber "a for Ports Pruya the Marion left Porte 0rands
October 10Th cruise She short Of tnen
having sent home several prizes. ThS hloop-of.War
Yinoannes remained IN port on the l0;h.
Com. Vat dvl bit has bought out shO PaelHo Mall
Steamship Company for two million dollars.
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FoR HOLIDAY PREsENrs--Call At Green's for
one Of his gems Of Art viz Plain or colored Photo
graphs, equal TO the best ever exhibited ia thls
vicinity. FoRRsT Cry GALLERY,
noViT269 2a3 Superior Street.
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NKW ApYFRTIsRmRNTs

Raymond & Co Ladies Cloth Cloaks.
Gutter a son-Rch Furs at Auction.
Pteuif Fire Co--Vooal ard Instrum entail CoAcsn.
Washington Engine Co.-Seventh Annual Bali.
g. g. Barrie-C cal Oil Burners.
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Coon ADVIoE.--Be saving your money and
max . 1t go great way, BY buying your HatS aud
Caps for yourself aud children, at l. Benedict 4
large and choice assortment OF goods In their line
~ fha lafaat atVlaa
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"THE N0BLEsr STUDY OF MANKIND


Is DtAN."But debased aud degraded MANHOOD iS
but too prevalent 10 anet OH keep the fatal shAs
ofdis5ase and complaint from eirciss Warnings and
sdvice can be found In tho book HUMAN FRAILTY; or,
IN, ,sologcal RessarcAes' Il will sssutedy recall the
back sliding from he evil practices prevalent to alarm
ing extent aud be unerus guiding star to health and
aed energy Thousands attest the benefit ofhesd
ns It's oouusels and advice.
sold By Dr. BARROW, 1877 Prince street, New York -
Price q .nts, Sent free everywhere
Eoldby GAYLcRD HAMMoND, and wAI .FIsKE
DTuaglsis, Cleyeisnd. novs
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE HAIR DYE !
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Bye!

In oaly hdTmlsSg and reliable DVe kaOicn.
w., The Original aud host In the wOTdl
81 uIG.l le nero limitations aud should be avoided
foa "lah 20 e'sape TidiCule
ehAt' htD n RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO a
bsantiai ana halafs RrswA Black without the least
snlurY 70 Hair or skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS md DIPLOMAS have been
"siaeA' 70 "n a. ha'ono.- since 1879. and 5000
Ma falaous Dyes.
WM a. BACHELORS HAIR b,v utoAusss =. colo,
not 70 be sIng1lshel from nature, ana. ,.,RpA.rRn
uors IN tho loast however long it b. ,,Id
and NE il effect Of Baa nYes Temedsa; the Hall -
Ated for lise hy this splepdil Dye,
hads sold or applied t.n private Eeomsl at tho Wiz
FFCtur3, no. 233 broadway, N, Y,
SOFA 10 Oh o.ps and tuwas Of the United batSs, ~ Drug
gists sgi Fancy Goods nealesH .
~ rauIllt mas the nHme and address n
risfa sngrzytns ..n fJsT SIDES Of each Box, Of
ialiI % Il hsA,liGGhELoh, 81 - -
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RROM JEW oRLRANs.

INV VHENHNHI IEWTs W
The Legislature Of Texas has authorized the Gov.
ernor 70 c out ali The troops necessary for the pro-
teetion Of the fronter. The Governor has appointed
Capt Ford commander Of she troops. Capt r. started
for the Rio 0rsnde on the 18th inst,
LArksT.-The latest kdvices from Brownsville 10 th
leh, ssy that the town still closely bssieKed An
expedition preparing to march against Coftlnas.
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PowEaLG5s ron EviL-PoTENT ION q,

PowERLEss FOR EWL-PoTRNT FOR GOop-
When pain or Inflammation Is present. and Brandreths
Pills ore used they AZ segs upon the huInors which
are the oce sion OF the pain and inflammation and remove
then from the body This quality alone ssizing hold
aud causing the expulsion Of depaysd possessed
b. no ohcr Medicine For Brundrehs Pills operate solely
upon these impuri which surround and affect the It's
sues aud organs uected by disease BY natural nnity
tthey seizo thoso humors because their life below that
Of the surrounding parts and expel them from the body
Young peone cannot but middle aged old people ean
10 measure apprsc 10 thbt meO icne which, being used
asckuoss acts cnly the of disease aud which
has DO power except up1a those hunors whose presence
Troduoos every pain, and whose removal removes every
disease Whatever organ Is Affected there these WONDER
fa pills pastrats and impurities FROM thus pre-
veung sst Ing Vt the humos because they ara removed
from tho body Ia rheumatism, eyer pleursies pains In
the side, dysrepse head aches co,Ssness Asth colds
ccuIhs thtoats pB ulcers hoils they give imme-
dale reiei aud taken early prevent organic disease
Maados, pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
to the influence aud mi Ions human lives have been
saved by their timely oh how important in sickness
to that mldioue which oalS oKpgushss the ease
and leaves no evil efoc behind.
sod ~ No 29 Canal st, Brandrehs Building: and b,
S. Ga dn T. No 40 Superior street. Cleveland: and b.
J. D. Aheelon, Hudson, and all rsspectEbe dealsrs IN
mediuuea dAW
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CONE TO CoLuMBUs.-She wightman has
just taken nine Of his prisoners to Columbus 10 try
the stone CASTLE
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPALDIEos PREPARED GLuEl-- UsRPUL IN
EVEHY HoUsE.-Another supply just received by
Fo0u. EAswORTH & Co.
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SILVER soAP!-SILvER soAPll-For cleaning
silver aud plated ware, glass, mirrOYs marble
mantleB, &e-Another lot just received by
FoOo, ENsWoETH 4 Co
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Gn- Esuralgis, Pits, 81. Yltu's Dance, PAFaly-
sis, spinal complaint general or local debility, OF
nervous prosiralion, are cured BY DR.. qibsOn's
new electrical treatment without dihiouity. Il
hsvsr fails and mpy justly be rogsrdsd as = spo-
olao. oGles No. III Ontario street. few doors
from, the publio 9uuaTe.
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PLUNpIN0.-FOr All descriptions Of plumbing
work aud water HTtures, thare Il no better place
Ia the city than tba. OF B. P. bower. SecoessoF 70
J Barnes Co., AtWater Block Mr.. Bower 10
prepared With choice aud well selected stock,
good Workmen and plenty Of them 10 promptly
and puoclutlly exocnie all 0rders, large or amall
The numerous samples Of bis work which have
been dOae throughout the city for many OF Our elt-
nann are their own advertisements
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY moRNINo, nov as, 1893.
DRpAnTuREa.

" Citizens wishing oonvsyancs 20 the above
rans Or Boats vii be called Tor ~ the Coaches tevess
Qanbus Line by leaving their address at the Omnbus Of
Nov. II, 1869.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS /

BATcHEIoR WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all
They are elegant light, iJ and durable.
Fttiug to ohanu-no turning up behind-us shrinking
the headi iaeod, this IS the onl Establishment where
these things als properly understood and made
30 Broadway, New York
,.nIl W EIeKR plnNalanh nhIn AL.
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PLAIN AND oaNAMENTAL gRINTIYo7 :

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
EB Plnn aud Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the LtADRA oce
the latest Improved and rapid Steam Presses in
best style short notice, and reasonable ras par
eulaT attention paid to Bnuk Work Every dss,rip ion
Of Binding done, especially Blank Ledges JourAs
Sales Books, Receiving Books &c &C
t6s- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. S. Matson's and Olmsted's news depots
AT news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Ouinlan's. It's Ontario Street
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PrLLs are the
smbassadors Of health to all uaons whehsf civilized or
savage They need ly uill to become the only accept
ed remedial aseus for all internal and erna disorders
sol1 at tho mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. and BY all Dggias at 49, $50. snd 81 per pot
ta-. uavI a1sH
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by TELEGRAPH.

Repsrtsd by the Union TELEGRAPH,
o9Ilek, WARiNe'a BLOCK, coRNER or BANK AND
gT. cLAfE aTHERTs.
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ZINC PAINT-20,0 ,0O0 lbs. dry and
,v.,, sfhoSo AarsygoNg
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HU RPENTLN E--lnvOice received
- weekly, and 1eiline n VEN low "a
surig HoNe : an Il 81 q ttrsef,str
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pUTTY--16.00O lbs. bladder and bulk
.,,,s sfRoNo a ARMsThoEe
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W HITN LEAU-EU,UIU IT7- 00n
w slant on hand Of All n, rtricua suhnunc,nrts
auFis re Si1t,ioi e.
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Mt0idutg.


4 INSEED OIL-60 BBLS. q. o.
~ oRl3WOLDH, the beut IN the trrrld u tn loves
isIkss price. STRONG 4 ARsisfRoNo.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-w Mitchell, Md; Mr.
Psndleton. Riddle, Del; ] Jones, Mo; G III
Duren; Gardner, Harris, NY; T c Ander-
w larger, Md; N w GUNNER, Nh; f Parker
and iy, NY; w w Hoppin and lady, RI; G B
HOFFMAN, Md; Stevens, Pa; II waldo, N Y; X
Bnntingh ham and lady, IN; Geddings, Md;
r and M Brawner, MINI; } A McSianner,
NC Boncun, w w Harris, Va; w Cary,
Mo; NJ NJ Rayly, Kansas; Guilchrist La; l. ii
Coloorn, Ma r II Turner, Va; w w Norris, N
Chattelin, NY; w Ball, Md; J Beeson, Mich;
w Killinger Pa; Stevens, VT: Judge Gam.
pill, Hayward, Fla; Thomas, Del: w
erson, Cal; Tyler, USA; Walter Bowie, g
Hardesty, 6 Lawrence. Md; E w Hooper ass;
DR. Smith, Mo; f Benedict, N Y; J C Palmer
Conn B Boyd, Ga; H Stimson, Ohio; s r
BROWNS HoTEL-Dr Myers, Ark; JR
warning, Md; w Harper, DC; w 4 Johnson,
Md; A Smith, W.T.; E A E Hatch, do; w Hill
ny; II Brown and lady, do; Tuck, do; J T
Phillips, do; Mis-. ] owens, do; J HolIeT
and lady, Md; w Byran and lady, Va; Figh
Ala; Ginduat, do; A Aldwish, sc; A r
6 Cunning, Mt; w Pattene, Va; Ii H John
son, Mass; Mackey, sc; Birpham, Va;
n Stokes Pa; Capt Moore, NY; Rev Slryke,
40 49,. KEY w c H Ten sych, do; Mclaughlin;
w Chambers, Va; Brown, do; Sugre, Ny;
5 Fulkerson, Va; G W Smith, do; ] L. Turder,
Idi N II wan and lady, Md; Hon FOuke,
III; b Hawkens NC; b Radford, Va; II r.
Blair, do; w g McNee!ey, NC; w Gather
WOOD, Pa; J M Wiley, Ala; T ] Denton, Niisa;
w NJ Buecham, do w Higgaron, do.
WILLARDS' HOTEL Brown, ID C; w
Overman, L Webster, jr, Bronagan, w M
Seybert, Mr. and Mrs COwan, Pa; b FDeiano, !
Baker, II Hall, w A Kirby, Nj Osborne [.
Rawlings, A Mcclure and fam, III H Elliott ir,
ny; and Kicking, Mass; C. Eldrdg Ice u
IN; Purser Buchanan, Mass; w H White b w
Mabury, Pa; M c foungler, o; NJ O'Hern, Va;
; Morrow, Tenn; Baxter, Mass; T ID Sargent,
pc Lieut. Craven, USN; L T. Davis and fam, Il
Davis, jr, and lady, w, Mrs. nd Misses
neeler, Jackson and lady. f. Powerst and
lam, Gullot, w Aspinwall and ladies' NY
Bender, ID c; A Adams, C.; e Rost, La
w Hobson, La; w Ecton and lady Mass: f.
Post DR. Howard, Md; Bidder, A Kelly and
iaay, Pa; Lieut. Col Por:er, USA; Rand, Md
klRKwOOD HOUSE.-N Hopkins, DIG;
Orawsord, do; Evleyge, do; A Sumter, N
y; Switzer, AID; Hawn, c.; Stevens,
Mass Lee and lady, Pa; L III Davis, do; G
smeekley, N.Y. n l. hartman, do; r Wheat,
doi w Bryarly, do; Yonts, Pa; II knight
ana lady, Md; knight, do; J Cassin, Tex; ]
MARKS, Pa; DR. Bull, do; II II Bull, do; Dr. J NJ
Ashley, Va; DR. Gibson, do ID Nj Warner, do; II
r Askew, Dell w Walker, NY; B Page, Pa; l.
NJ tDusenbury, Md.
UNITED STATES HOTEL C Chisnev,
Ny; w Williams, do; ID Waddle, Va; ID Ow.
en-, Mass; Miss M Owen, do; Anderson.
Sc; DE Larne. La, w III MITCHELL ND; L.
HOWE, CT; E ID Eddy, VT; w Osborne, Md; T
e. Bradson, Tenn; w Badders Md
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PREPARED By
DR.. J. 4. AVER CO.,
LOWELL, MASS,
pr{rn uep Rnttyn Civ Rof
III GENUINE PREPARATION,

H GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for the Bladder.
HELMBOLD,s BUCHU for the Kidneys.
Helm RR9tBS R RCa for the Gravel.
HHEEtMB0tps BTGHE for for los. Of MsWory:
HEtMB0kBs BTcHT for Wess Nt SIs.hinE
HELMB0LD,S BUEHU for Genera Debility.
BIGhH for aorFer Of DISEASE tsso'
HHEEMB9tbs RTcHH for for Nlsss sEss.'
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Dryness of the Skin.
HEtMMB9tBs B1SHS sI Fa 4 e: Back
HELMBOI.D'S BUCHU for heaviness of the Eye
ioa end sna ss
lessuess. with Want of Attention, Horror of So
HELMBOLD's BUCHU for DISTINCTIONS.
HELMB0LD'S BUCHU for TIcessss arising
IroEs IndisoretIon and al Diseases of the
SEXUAL ORGAN,
Existing In either sex from whatever cause orig
'"''D' A''0 HOW IL WS' Lone STANDING.
BY Vita diseases Of the S5ddef KdD De1sn
G1aveI and DIopsy, and invariably by the mi udi-
sinoe establlshsd that any disease Of these
effects the miLd more than any and all Others and If
moyes-,oen follows Loss of Power, Faulty. and
Epileptic Fits-in OF which the pstient may eI-
auently followed BY those dreful dIsesses Insanity
snd Consumption? The record of the Insane Asy
lums, and the melancholy deaths b, COnsump tom
hear ample witness to the truth of these
In Lunatlc Asy lums the most mela nohOy nil tion
appears. Tho cOuntenance Is actual y go den and
quite destitute-nelther mrth nor grief ever bists
IT.. Should sound OF the voice occur, 1t Is rarely
with voeful measures. wan Despair,
Low. suen sounds, his grlef be guided"
Debility Is most terrible, and has brought thous.
ands upon thousands to un,Imely thus blast
ing the ambition of many noble youths. 1t can be
'ure' 0' 'n fS Sfs Il LIE REMEDY.
49, The ~sss Of voluntary testimony IN possession Of
powerful immense, embracn g names well known
to science and fame. Certificates of oures from ore
month to twenty years Attending, ard of the most
reable and re- ponsbie character, are open for in
speouon. from Governors of States, Judges, emf
HELMBULD'S EXTRACT BUCiiIi Is pre-
pared directly according to the rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, with the greatest securacr and
biIatiOn: See Professor Devices valuable Works
on the PRACTICE of Physic. and most of the lale
HELM B0LD'S 8 BU gcHi is ssfo and peasaD. in
taste and odOr, but immediate in It's action.
, Personally appeared before me, an Alderman of
preparation CONTAINS no Narcotic. nj ercury, or in
r. !4T Ri! M gq%'f ysss sHs
Sworn and subscribed before me this 2sd day of
November. 1854. VIM. p. HIBBARD, Alderman
Price 81 per bottle. or six for IS. delivered to any
TRIAL Costs BUT A DOLLAK-TRYIT
panied BY resbs and sponslGla Ceticates from rom
others Prepared i y 4 T;aELMRSIafSe.' and
loo South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Philnda
To be had of ali druggists and dealers through bout
the United States, Canadas. and British Provinces.
Ask for HELMBOLD'S-take 10 other Cures
s soid By G. srorr, Druggist, corner Of p. .y
and nh street, Washington City, and ali other
oIugg;sts. jan De- eolyr
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AYERS sARSAPARILLA,
A

"A COMPOUND REMEDY. In vhich We have iabored 10
concentrated extract Of Par. s.rsspsf. oombiaed
With other substances Of s alternative
rsrIss.ntsd to is believed that such medy
by those who suffer from strumous complaints and
menss service TO this large css scted fellow ci
BY many of worseases to be found
OF the following complaints:
TVS DnHasss ULokss PInrLKs BLorCHHa, TunoRs SALT
kHSuS scALD HEAD SYPHILIS srrHrLrTIc ArrKcTIoSs
RErK, DKsIrr. DrsrKrNA fNpIeksrIos, ERrsIrELAs
RON ara Ts Sa0s Class
This compound VIII be found great promoter OF health
ss,e in the hood Il that Of the year By the Timely
sxpusion them ranking disorders npped the
selves the foul eruptions
corraptons sssisted do this through
channels Of the body Alternative medicine Cleanse ont
through the skin in pimp es eruptions o. sores cleans.
when find tits obetructed and
where no particular disorder is st people enjoy bet
ter health and live cleansing the blood Keep
disodrsd there lasting health sooner or later
must wrong and the great machinery Of life
IsspAr. has. and deserves much the reputation of
Ousy dscsvsd by preparations Of it, .prty because the
drug alone has not all vrtas that Ia claimed fo IT, but
sed extracts Of IT, contain but little Of thu virtue Of
During years public been misled by large
Prsteadns to gives quart Of Extract Of ssrssparils
81 K for they not only contain little Sarsspsra but
OMEN no curative properties whatever hence. bitter and
painful has followed the various
eItrsctst f Ssrsspsrlia which food the Market until
name IT. elf 10 justly disposed and has become
with impos Ion and cheat. Still call this compound
Sa sapariiia, aud intend supply such remedy shall
tie from load obioquy which npou
IT, And think have ground for bell wing IL hss
tusa which irresistible by the ordinary Of the dis
1t Is Intended In order their
plee eradication from the system, the remedy should
udciousy taken according directions the bottle
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. q. AVER 4 co..,
LOWELL, MASS,
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for SIS.
Sod by z. ID. GILMAN, Washington; X. 3. T. CTS
SILL Georgetown, and by sll Druggists everywhere.
j. 27eosm
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Leather and Canvas Mail Pouehss
Size No. Is inches In length ana 60 inches in Gil

Inc body OF the leather pouches IL to he uada of
and for the smaller sizes not iess tssn
q. square foo the bottom tof oiIoaI.r for%1 and
IRON r,s,s. we'll timed Os' secured Win the best
vas dsnse woven SO Is to ressr wstsr
for pouches OF size No. not ess than % ounoes 70
u 'ara u inoles width or II ounces to the ard
ess than 20 ounces ts tn yard OFFS Inos.s vidtb
t tSr S 81 size no, less than "a
and veft to be composed Of at least i've yarns each
The canvas pouches of sizes numbered and S, are
Il ounces to the yard of Isinch &c width nor Isss
than 2tounces to the yard Of 50 inches width; tbs
least four yarns eaoh. ''' ~ 10 composed oil az
Lathe, and Canvas Horse-ma,i Bags.
vide IN the sidest parts; ends or bottoms of same
s,s. Ny ~ s % iRoss. !, i,o,s.
IA ths viaes. parts ends or bottoms Of same being
Sic NO' sRos, 4, ;nchs, LON. md ,s ,o,,.
in ne -, =. lnSnes ong ana 10 inches wide
M IN - oss. paia' ehos or bottoms oil same being
The leather morse mai bags are to be made Of good
NOT lee. than seven ounces to the square foot and
s1sJ =, ~ 20 6o ana strongly sewsd, or. If nv
csnvs. NAL bag. are 70 Ss made
poSones. A' 'hA' ue'ofioed iof the larger sized
cnnnss OF any Ul tne scoye-ds.cribed bags and
tss 1890 xstns "a ~ ne1eoi are lnyItedand
val 81 snsc,ss w ana aaaptson 70 the service as
"a, be considered IN determining the lowest and
All the .rticl.s contracted for ar, IN h. d.,,.,
~ sas sIpsIse Of ne contractor, IN Boston, Mass;
f,,s,hY Yofk and Albany, N. Y; rhIad.iphia and
G.; R,cn3ops nd W sat,n1,e, Nd; cWsshinston. y.
knoSVIiI. Ga; Mobile As; New Orleans, La.
VILE, Ky; Cincinnsi n,; ~ emphs, enn Louls,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-15
PROPOSALS FORMAL BAGS,
Posr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT, J

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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this de-
pertment until nine O'Clock q. m. the 25tn day of
April next, Tor furnishing tor four years from the
nrt dsy OK next, in such quantities and at such
.mes a. may De required and ordered for the sery-
ioe' mall baks OF the following description to wit:
Canvas Mail Bags or .Socks
sze NO. LIS inches in length and 81 inches in
circumference 10 be made of cotton canvas weigh
ing at least fifteen to the yard of q inches
width the threads of the warp and weft to be com
posed of Eve yards eaoh. WIN
size NO.2V4l inches In length and "a inches In
circumference to bs made of cotton canvas weigh
ing at least fourteen ounces to the yard of IS inches
wlotn the threa n OF the warp and we to be COM
posed Of four yarns each.
Size Ne. $50 inches In length and IS inches in
circumfnrence,) to be made of oOttan canvas Weigh
ing ~ least eight ounces TO the yard Of 20 inches
width; the threads Of the warp and weft TO be cOm
posed OF three yarns each.
The canvas bags of sizes numbered and are to
ne made with q tab!inE hem at the top of two
inches WIDE, upon vhoha sui Mt nu TAI least
ten 10 the former and eight the latter OF elet
holes are TO be and are to be provided
Win good and SUI toiont hemp cord to lace and tie
them suonsiy. ALI are 10 ba we'll marke inside
and outSide, ~. ). MAIL Ia large and distinct
I>1fdsy and C1,,1, NIL Da.-L..