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and 1000 trocps, has been once defeateS, but had
rallied again with undimirshed numbers. ard wAs
approaching the Valley of Mexico, bot IL vas su,-
posed that he wcnd be defeated The conrzj,u,iDnsI
guaranty 'usperded BY Congro,s has been -,rored
by edicts Of Jm.rez The report that Mexico I'D nc-
ceded 10 tie demands Of England and france VA,
not believed ct the capital. Caernavaea. "a pasles
rom tie eapitsl, was in the bands of the Rsbess.
Eight hundred fllibus'ers had pse cd tue river
Bravo, aud were marching upon Dunrgo.
Max Miretzek, with portion Of lis company,
I'D tater the route from Mexico, Paebia, and ia
ape to Vera Cruz. The party were roughly Landed
by TIE reac,onisi0 aud net with considerable lsss.
TIE osher portion Of she company, including the
NatlA5 girls, were attacked at Arroyogayio, and .
part OF y troop, with tue grlS were taken to tho
stronebolss in tie noungsins and viii be held for
ransom.
The Cosmopolitan, on her outward trip expert
enced, 10 tie southwark of Haiteras terrific gale
4 on The south -easi, commencing on the eve Of ne
"a md as'ng eeme 36 hours. ON the Sd, OFF Frying
Pom Shoils, saw large quaint ~ of tent po.es,
muoirion boxes, Ac., aso pars of spar-deois Of
steamer. On The l5th, Passed yesseps 9iar.ep
boa; and some spars. With the exception OF two
iaye, she experienced heavy head seas and wind
on tie voyage home.
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NEw-yORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1861 '

an emphatic statement ia the last number Of TIE
Edinburgh Review. Ia an elaborate artigle under
tbe inauspicions title Of The Di-nicn Of America
II is reid, with the exception Of DIR. John Bright,
80 are not aware that any Engsbns, oil note Las
afdressed 10 the Amei,a,s, either of the North or
of tie South, orc word OF encouragement fince the
outbreak OF the was." TLis remark uHhappily is
regarded, th, eide OF the water IA accurate only
ia pert 10 the Government and loyal peo lie of the
United States, it IL most true that wooi f
Las been spoken; to the so-called
SoutLern Coafeierloy tie prevailing voice OF the
public men of England. ard lie almost unanimous
zone Of her press including this article, emnenty
encouraging
q A.
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xf.nnary. but f ,u Tie searci'y of plates ana IN
lo,,nsss Of the work, il viii probably be near"
q, a limo before sh0 Is ready for sea-
~, ,,o-,nleted sbe IS 10 run down, some
- roiav niri, 10 tie Reads. aad SMASH
., sv1 sink tie feet. Her engin are 'oe'
g., below water-uaTs, ard her sides sore inward
SAs i. 10 he covered oyeFLead w''h UoN''-i i0'
60 # rsjlrosd iron. Sine il lot TO nave an
az except forward aud a for tie biS IiVo'-ui.'
ssib galleries for ber troaoside attainment j. Pr
,bo,,,t that she will be- hot irside, from want o.
ventilation that vtIy + W persons aie Will'g oso'i
-. 1rcr armament Is 70 be Of the teasiea; and
r., r;1ed e,puoa known, and ttee Is 10 docti, II
she has a chance, ne WIZ 70 a" i'N'-''-0
damage to our nest.
Abept 80 men, women, ard children, left Norfolk
when Mr. Davis did. They had TO apply for some
mouths previously for permission to get away and
al sofa Of frivolous IleleAts were resoTlei TO .
oompe them TO stay. Many more would like to Rave
leR but were AFRAID to appiy. WIEN tie! came Oh
they lad 10 sacrifice everything, rs 10 one "on'0
by cir rropey. As it wos, tie guard bad 10 pre-,
tect gn 10 the boat, or tie Eau.e SnA@e'
would teve mobted Them.
Gold aud silver coin wasscarce. Sbinpns'eis laa 70
be exchanged for it at 20 10 % per cent discount
Neyerhelels shoemaleIs, tsilos. and Other ech"n-
icp. could make goodwases. Mr. Davis earned from
so TO so a week, clear OF all expenses; but The
pleasures Of living IA Secess. even with sneh tempt
ipa inducements, were mt sufficient to keep him
tlere. The stock Of leather WAS eXhaueed. New
O leans cou'd not lei them huve any more. North
Cs-oins bad pro ibi,ed he expectation OF any more
snppNs nom the STATE, sud now tta, Tennessee
Union men bad cut oil that S,;- from Virg mia, they
6ii net know az ttty were going to do. \ mei-
Giant il Norfolk had boughI large lot If Bacen IN
North Caroua, recently, at 10 GEMS q round, but
Wien he Get to Elizabeth City viii il, be was not
permitted 20 take Il ,ay er, but was obliged 70
eel il back to The North Caro- inial- 1T l. cents u
pound. On the whole, Mr. Davis thinks tie poor
folks in Virginia are p'et'y badly oil, and they have
col yet seen the wort OF II.
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FROM HAVANA.

DEPARTURE or MASON AND SLIDELL-WEAK-
MSS OF OUR BLoCKADE-rnE SPANISH
EXPEDITION TO MExICo-LATE NEWS FROM
VERA CRUZ-MAX MARETzEk's OPERA
COMPANY IN TROUBLE - THE NATRALI
GIRLS IN THE HANDS OF BASDrTTI.
The steamship Cosmopolitan, Capt. Crooker, from
Havana Nov -, arrived on Monday morning. We
are indebted to Dir. John Petit, the purser, for a
summary of news.
Nessrs. Sdell and Mason, the Confederate CON-
missoners with their families and snes sailed from
Havana on the 9TH int, by the Eoglieh steamer
Trent. for Southampton via st. Thomas, having re-
ceiyed marked attention from parties in Cuba, which
followed them 70 their embarkation.
Charleston papers Of the 4th, received in Havana
by pilot-boat which Plies regularly between those
pors the safe arrival of the steam-tug which
conveyed the Commissioners to Havana, as also the
sailing of the steamer Nashville with some 10 naval
officers destination and object not stated.
Secession merchant captains, of which there are
large number at Havana, pronounce the blockade
only inoonveniept, and hand you almost daily for
perusal papers of ato date from tho poris they last
sailed from.
CD. Helm, now residing In Havana, has no OIL
cial relation with the Conederaes SO far as known
in that city.
The Spanish feet, bound TO Mexico, are all ready
TO sail and only await the arrival Of vessels from
Spain, now pas, due. The expedition goes down
strong, and VIII bring about terms which can be ae-
cspted, or win levy on properly and adjudcaie.
News from Mexico. by the English steamer, Trent,
from Vera Cruz Isl inst, ia not favorable to tie
present Administration of Juaez. The disaiiection
Of Gen. Orega who has retired to his own State
Zacaiecas tells agsinst the Government. and gives
Msrquez alrnos. entire command Of the fed. Thi'
General, with ten or twelve Generals in bis suite
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FROM RIO JANEIRO.
BATTLE BETWEEN THE BUENOS AYRk3
AND PARAGUAY TROOPS.
THIRTY THOUSAND TROOPS ENGAGED-f~o
THOUSAND KILLED.


Rio JAsgIRo, Oct. 8, 1861.
The English packet has just brought IN the new
from The River Plata TO Nh, elect that on the l'th
o,t at "a O'Clock IN The afternoon, there had been
sangumafy battle between the troops of Bnenne
Ayfes uud Paraguay. Some 3o, 900 soliiers entered
sto the Rattle, OF which 900 were killed on
10th eides. Both parties claim tie victoryr
Another battle must be fought TO decide. Is pre-.
srlmed that the Buenos Ayreans will have The oess
Of IL. ~.
Gen. James Watson Webb, the Minister 10 tnis
Court, arrived by way of England, on the 81 "'s..
The Emperor yesterday yiited the section % - -.
railroad being constructed By the American Co ON
gapy and expressed himself highly gra'ihed ~ '-'
progress thew making. ,..c,
The two steamers for Van TuyPs Ferry -boa. "a
peny are daily expected. Az yet we nase w.
no news Of them, excepting that they len Nsw-i~-
in August.
Coff.e continues TO range at high prices: ora A.
Exchange on London Is ranging u, aiv =. 1900
d to the mil Ies Daos ,hs mean b o. y COS
Der there was sold for shipment S1S"o .h trni,s6
| ;se, Of which 81, 400 bags wens 10 tho ohi's'
l,Statss.
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ace mails icr tie Gulf ports and squadron, by the
x e0'o VIII close on Tuesday. The Henry An.
"~M sall Oh the 2Oth inst, taking nails to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-11

FROST MUsIC.-I was once belated in Cana
da on fine winter day, and was riding over
the hard snow on the margin cf wide lake,
when the most faint and mournful wall that
could break o solemn silence seemed to pass
through me like a dream. stopped my horse
and listened. For some time could not sat-
isfy myself whether the music was in the air or
in my own brain. thought of the pine forest
which was not far off; but tho tone was not
harp-like, and there was not a breath of wind.
Then it sweiied and approached; and then it
seemed to be miles away in moment; and
again it mOaned, as If under my very feet. 1t
was, in fact, almost under my feet 1t was the
voice of the winds imprisoned under the pail
of ice suddenly cast over them by the the Pc
remptory power Of the frost. Nobody there
had made air holes, for the place was a wilder
ness; and there was no escape for the winds,
which must moan On till the spring warmth
should release them. They were fastened
down in silence; but they would come out with
an explosion when, in some still night, after a
warm spring day, the ice would blow up, and
make crash and a racket from shore to shore
SO was told at my hosts that evening, where
l arrived with something of the sensation of a
haunted man. 1t had been some time before
the true idea struck me, and meanwhile the
rising and falling moan made my very heart
thrill again.-ORee-a- Week.
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EcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
nAEBEsT LNIMENT In TIE WoRLnl

fhs snly safs and certain for Cancers, Pnss Tu-
msrs, es sllngt and Bronchs Coitrs Paralysis,
IaEa, Wsaknss ef The Muselss Chronic lnf.mmstory
hsHmasn, su6nsss Of the yonts Contracted Musces
LSamsnts Earaehs Tochachs, Drusss eprains Frssh
Csts Wesnds, uesn, Rsvsr Sores, Caksd Breast Sore
NpPiss Burns, scads Sore Throat Inflammation
Psn, diGsrsncs heu long the dissase may
have sxstsd, McLEANs CELEBRATED IMMINENT is
q certain remedy.
rhckbds Of human bsinGs have bssn life Of dis
sTspvds and misery By the Of s invaluable remedy
McLEhN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Wall rslsss pain almost and IL will clean,
purify and zeal the foass Incredible short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
neLEANS CELEBRATED LINlMENT 10 the only safs
and rsiiSbie r.msdy for the Of Spawn, Kingdoms
Ninegas srlints, Unnatural Lpmps Nodes elin
L nsysr ailsd to cure Big Head, Posvi, Fistus, Old
ksnning Sores, or swesny, IL properly applied. Fer
sprsG, BSu.ss Scratches, Cr1sksd Hss Chafs. Saddle
or Collar Gsls Cuts, Sores, Woonds, h infaiibls
rsmssy Apply ii a. directed and certain every
Instance.
Then trins longer with the many worthless Lininsnts
e9srad % you. Obtain srppy Of On. McLkAN's CELE-
PRATkD LiNlNEST. ID win you
..- j. H MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
Corner Third and Pine sta, st. Louis Ne.
CHARLES ST0fT, Es Pa av., sois agent in Washing
tsn; 4, g. 7. ClssEL, ,Gssrfstsvn. aND4wly
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THE LLsUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIEsEMAR,1,2 and s-Protected BY Royal
Seals of the Ecole de Pharmace de PxfIs, and the
Imperial College of M edi3lne. Vienna
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea,
and all physical disabilities.
No. completely eradicates ell traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
seous and pernlcivus use OF oopaiva and cubebe.
No. has entirely supplsnted the injurious use of
mercury, thereby insurlng 20 the sufferer speedy
reief, dIspersllg all impurities, and roofing out
the venom of dsease.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. ], 2 and 5. are prepared in
the form of lozense, devoid Of taste and smell.
and can be carried in the waistooat pocket. sold
mInistered BY Velpeau. Lailemand, Roux. Rioord.
DC. Price IS each, or four cases for S9, which
saves IS; and In 81 cases, whereby there is saw
ing of %. To be had wholesale and retail, Of Or.
BARROW, of 194 Bleecker street. New York.
immediately on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
will forward the Tresenhr 20 any part Of the world,
securely packed and addressed according 20 the in
structions of the writer.
The Book, Of ell others, that should be read By
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is s"Human Frailty, or PhysIolosical Researches"
IL 10 beautifully illustrated, and treats uinutely of
all the symp soms that Invanably develop them
selves, sooner or later, resulting from the frsiltes
and vitisting habits of early youth, incapactating
monia state, and. If not checked in time, deEen
atlng all the functions Of manhood, and brinTlnE
him, step by step. 90 lingering and uutmey death
Sold by DIR. RA AkROW, 19l Bleecker street, four
doors below Mscdougal, New York. Pnoe IS
cents: Sent free every where.
ington, ID. G.. de 29-6m
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NEW YORK CENTRAL PARK.-The fourth an
nual report Of the New York Central Park ha,
been presented The expend ditures of the com
mission so far for land and Improvements amount
to 20 447 9O4 During the past year 8 $40 laborers
have been employed In the Park, and the expen.
ditnres during the same period have been sIl4 GOO
The Ice ponds are crowded with skaters daily
The oficfal returns Of persons in the Park at SIX
O'Clock p: m, on Thursday night, give the mum.
ber OF pedestrians so 600, equestrians co. wheeled
vehicles SEQ, and sleighs 300. At the close OF
the Park for the night there were pedestrian
gu 600, vehicles 700, sleighs 500
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III knavish hack driver, at Chicago, having
to drive an old lady about mile, to the house o.
her friend, persuaded her that Ii was four miles
as he bad to take a circuit to avoid a broken
bridge. Driving her about the city for an hour
he set her down at the house of her friend, who
being informed Of the charge he had made, go
him to carry the luggage into dark room, locked
him In, and kept him there till he had refunded
81 so, by slipping the cash under the door
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MILITARY IN MAINE.-The Kennebec Journal
says the Legislature has accepted the bill reported
by the Committee on the Militia, placing the
whole military power In the hands Of the Cover
nor, and appropriatng fifty thousand dollars for
the purchase Of ammunition for the purpose of
aiding the General Government In contending
with rebellion. The bill Ii In the course of It's
enactment, without word Of opposition
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THE ONLY PREPARATION

u
WORTHY OF
UNIVERSAL LCONFIDENCE&PA PATRONAGE
FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERG YMEN, La DIES, and GENTLEMEN
10 all parts of the world testify to the efficacy of
PROF. 0.J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen of the Press are unanimous in its
praise. few testimonials only oan be here given
soc ci,cHaf for more and 1t will be impossible for
~ GWALL STREkT. Nsw YoRK. Dec. 20. 1853.
GenttsmeH: Your note of the 18th instant has
had been BY the % nss Of Woods safH Rar
st9ratye, an requesting my certificate of the fact
Ia~srd il to You chees sfuily, H ~ because think i,
and DSnsS sS hs S2sr
on the crown of my head to lose it's sensibi ty and
lsndTuf 30 form upon it. Each Of these disagree
snce fourth was added to them. by hair falling
OF the top of my head and threatening to make me
In this UNPLEASANT predlcsment was induced to
try Wood Hair Restorative, malnly to arrest the
Ss Ieas Ts TO- so 4.
Original color except from dyes; was, however,
but the color was estored to the gray hairs and
sensibiLity TO the scalp and SandIu ased to form
wife, at whose solicitation was induced to try It
For this, among the many obligations 1 owe TO
value the admirati"n of their wives TO profit by INV
example, and use IT If growing grar gettins ba d.
To O.J. Wood & Co.. 444 Broad way. Il. Y.
. My family are absent from tho oIty, and am no
longer at No. III Carol Place.
SIAMsroy, Ala, July 20, 1853.
TO PROF. . j. WOOD: Dear Sir-YOur 'HaiY
Restorative" has done my hair so muoh good sInoe
/ commenced the use of il, that wish to make
known to the public ofits eff ects onthe haIr whicn
are great. man or woman NAV benearly deprived
OS ,sss
least 's Your. Us M lrs1p sfpersn0e' Be5sys
P.s:-.You can publish the above II If 70 You n Ike B,
publishing In our Southern papers you will gel
more patronage south. see several of yoUr Ger.
tlhoateH In the Mobile Mercury. q strong Southern
paper. w, h kENEpY,
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
PRoI. J. W0oD: Dear Sir Having had the
misfortune TO lose the best portion of nv hair from
the effects of the yellow fever, in New Orleans liz
la5l was induced to make trial of your prepara.
non; And found II 70 answer as the very tbins
ne>ded. My hair is now thick and glossy, and nc
words can express my obligations to you in givIns
TO the afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes
VIZ; .arge, medium and small the small hold hsli
pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the me-
than the small, retas for two dollars per bottle
the large holds susrt, 20 per oeut more in proper
O.y. WOOD & Co, Projectors, 44a Broad
way, New York, and ia Market street, st. Louis
Sold in this 9 ty by G. sToTT, s15 Pa. avenue
an n eoiy,alw :
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|" SPECIAL NOTICE.
l. D Those of our customers and friends who have
not settled their bills as pre- sented the lst January
We would respectfully hut most earnestly request
them TO make every effort do SO by the hrst week
In February, as We are lii want Of all the money due
us at this time.
Our thanks We tender to those who have paid
their bills promptly. and shall be p. ased to serve
merit their increased confidence and liberal patron-
age. J. w. COLLEY & Co
JaS-l0t 523 Seventh St., above Pa av.
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GAS FITTING, &c.
DLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS

J. w. THOMPSON & co.
Would call the attention of water takers to their
full assortment of Fixtures necessary to its intro
dnqtion, d, i as tollows;-kITCHENRA RANGES,BhTH u
BOILERS, KITCHEN SINKS, PUMPS, Cast
Iron, MIouEht Iron, Lead and davsnissd WA
ERS, RUBBER HOSE, &c.
Having superior advantages, with practical
knOw ledge, we are prepared to introduce Water
into dwellings with all the latest improvem ents
promptly and at prices that cannot fail to satisfy.
269 Penn. avenue,
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EDUCATIONAL.

THosr EEMALE EDYchT,QN. .
oelye thorough and systematic education, where
Inelr Pny aca training Will receive daily and special
Senaon, y2der the most approved system OF Calls
tnenlos and Gymnastics. respectfully nvted %
visit the Unlon Female Academy, corner -Four
teenth ST and New York ey.
MIR. q MRS. z. RICHARDs,
Zea S-u Principals.
EEMALE BOARDING ANDD DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, ".
Mrs. {. J; MCCORMICK. PRIscIpAL-
ne thirteenth annual session Of this nst5tutaou
Hlll commence on Tuesday, September 18TH On the
nS1se Tscsntly occupied BY sylvester Scott, Ess.,
The course of study pursued will comprise on
the branches rec uslte 10 thorough English Edo
desired.
in addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick ia
prepared 10 receive limited number of pupils as
poaeers, who, constituting part OF her own fam
W. wal De under her immediate and supervI-
Of Home. ' ''A
.RslyoSees.-Rev. Geo. III. Morton, Rev. Or. I.l,,,
harrlson, key. ID. =. Spngg, William III. Fovle
Esq', Edgar Snowden, Esq. Edmund r. Wilmer
tE;sS- Bsnry MsIbnry, Esq, Lewis McKenzle
ES9g,,ni EESS9, hGenert n. Hnnton, Ess w, ID. wsllaoh
Entvlsle; grl Esq, Col. John w. Minor Londoun
n.s,I. messrs. B1ack4ook Il Marshall, Messrs. Cor
board, with Tuition in al the English Branohes
S1SioI tne annual lsesslon-payable semi Annually,
Music and LANGUAGES at Professors prices.
III No extra charges. An 4-a
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L ENRICH. at tho corner Of Penn. n
avenue and Eleventh street, has been YEAY
greater inducements for the patronage of ciiszsss
and strangers than any other public house in the
eity ms Prices being less than those of any other
Tor permanent or transient boarders unexception-
able. The bar ana restaurant ARRANGEMENTS of the
European Hotel have already become very ponu
is{, being Al that oan be desired BY the most fss-
ton and oontnued liberal expenditures TO give sat-
lsfaotion 20 all and thus renews his invitation 70
all to give the European Hotel a call. de4.t,
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TRuNKs

w, TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
W Il Have just received tho largest assortment
and nov offer the most extensive variet, GEvxy0
Q; o. sS8ptE Ey; yLEEATHER "a R LADIES' DREsSESf1N
vAIIsEs, CARPEf BAGS, sATCHELs, 90,
In THIS city, which We are selling at very low
prices. . WALL, STEPHENS & Co,
90 xSd s#Hra s22 Pa. aveuue.
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A WIN. L, DOVE & co,
ARE Nov prepared to execute any orders with
which they pay be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
Iu Store on athetrset, q few doors north of Pa,
avenue, where may be found complste assortment
Of CHANDELIERS and othsr GAS, STESM apS
WAlEk ttATOhES. iaT-ly
w. GAS FIXTURES.
w Have In store, and are daI y receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore
ohered IN this market. We invite citizens general
y TO call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we hsve the beat
selected stock in Washington.
Ali Work in the above line Intrustsd to our csrs
Will be promptly attended to.
MYERS & Mo6BAN.
mM III 37S ID street.
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ROOTS AND SHOES TO SUI7 TIE
ID TIMES.
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTa
and SHOES. and constantly receiving sSSS1
supply OF eastern made work Of every de- ~ III
be sold ct much lower price than has beens ~
heretofore charged in thus oity for much inferior
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
city made work, viii always find good assortmen
GRIFFIN BRO,
Apkr S14 penusylvauia aysnns
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nUPQNT'S GUNPOwDER, =
~ EoI sale ~ manufacturer prices, by
'oHN J. BO6UE, GEoReRTowN,p ID. Co. =
Sole Asesev for the Districf af Colnnbio ,
lerge supply embracing every variety, always
c1 aand and delivered free 70 hn parts OF the Dis
Exeress Company. w Washineton. ID. @. fs s-isvIy
L .ADIES THICK WINTER BOOTS of KID
SHStto9sd: Laced and Velvet TsininIsd, TFsii ned q
ceiling from 50 cents to 81. per pair, loEers -
t'An elssvhere in the rlfy, M =
j. .ROSENTHAL,s.
No. rs Market Space
r,l. Pa. av. bet. 6tn and 9Th streets.
As0eg and Misses' Long Rubber Boots. ja 2eo
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T. CEMETERY NOTICE. =
a e SlbsgTieer oners for sale his stock Of MAR
ts sSs 6 J, ,SsaAv lsaav
lrissc t2r cash or sSIrqyed n9teS An ss!ly call is
- sA. Marble Works, $50 e st- MOTH
90 ~ sm hefvean ioth ang H..