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Intere,tins from Nrertn.

wAsHIssros, Jan. 1.-THE following interest
ing intelligence comes through an onteial chan
VERA cRuz, Dec. 10 The reaction 10 no more.
After the defeat Of Marouez and the capture Of
6uadalsjara, the Constitutional army, under Gen.
Orlega, advanced towards the capital where the
rebel faction were making great effort 20 con-
centrate all the troops they could, and even puc-
ceeded In surprising a brigade, the vanguard OF
our army In Toluoo under command Of Gen. Ber-
riozaoal, who received a slight wound and was
taken prison er together with Gen. DegolsdO and
Col. Corner Farias.
This event encouraged the reactionists once
more, and subsequently, their Champion, Mira
mon, with seven thousand men and forty pieces
Of artillery, determined going out of the ca pta
TO meet the liberal army. On the slst both armi.s
came In sight Of each other, and the I'D the
reSctioniss were totally routed, leaving In pee
session Of our victorious army all their troops,
equipage, stores, and money. Miramsn and Mar
qneI alone reached the city Of Mexico, which
was garrisoned by ,o,O men
A meeting was held, and twas resolved, LIST. To
give all direction OF Affairs 10 Gen Degollado; I'd.
That the ministers from France and Spain, and
Gen; Ayestaran, should 60 out (Which ibry didD
and hold IN interview for treating about the sur
render Of the capital.
In the meantime 10 was thought probable that
MiramOn, with part Of the garrison, would de-
part for Pueba, TO await there the result Of the
conference; but the numerous constit troops
bad INSTRUCTED all avenues Of escape.
The interview proved the i'm possi biity Of grant
ing such concession Of guarantees demanded
by Miramon, and be and Marque1 evacuated the
city with about go men, who were pursued,
roated, and most Of them taken prisoners To-
gesher with two light field pieces.
On the 18th, Gen. Oreega occupied the city
amid great enthusiasm
On the 27th, the small garrison at Puebls made
their pronunciamento In favor OF the Liberal.
The revolution 10 thus at end, perfect and
glorious-completed without any harmful trans
action, and what 10 more, without any of those
excuses and ravages 80 common In all revolu-
tons. Not single crime has stained our splendid
triumph.
The supreme Govenment-prompsly called for
at the Capitals getting ready TO leave for that
place. President Juarez has firmly resolved 20
make bis administration one OF strict justice, and
to lead the country on the road TO progress and
reform.
Hereafter law, and law only, will be the great
principle and basis Of our public liberties and
Independence, and In which the future destnies
Of the Mexican nation will ind full support.
Inch by inch have we conquered the Legalite
represented by Constitution.
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Louiaiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 1l.-Alf the Notifications
are now in the possession Of the Louisiana troops
The United States Arsenal at Baton Rouge, In
command Of Major Hsskins and two companies,
refused to SURRENDER this morning. The arsenal
was surrounded by six hundred State troops, and
a parley was held between Governor NJ oore and
Major Haskins, which finally resulted In the sur
render of the garrison at II o'clock to-day.
There was no opposition in taking the other
forts.
The Baton Rouge Arsenal was taken possession
Of by the state troops, at u O'Clock to-day.
The Crusader has not entered the Mississippi.
The excitement continues very great.
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GEORGETowN.
Correspondence of The Star.

aNV'oSPDW1cWCc ~ Inc StdF
GEORGETOWN, January IA, 1861.
On Saturday night the residences Of Mr. John g.
Paxton (whose stable was burned down on Sstur-
day morning) was set on fire, but discovered and
extnguished by the neighbors A carpenter shop
on Prospect street was fired also, but discovered
In time to save Ii. The pat oil force 10 composed
Of young men Of the various military org aniza-
lions, and although effective is not az much so 40
II some general system was adopted, either by
wards or otherwise. In this connection we have
heard that the Third Ward In the FIRST to act, a
meeting being called Tor this evening at the w bite
House
Ii win be seen by the advertisement in the
Georgetown column that Mr.. James White Ia
about to start a singing school again. As he was
so successful with bis former school, We have no
doubt he will be able to get any number of pupils
Parents should not neglect such an opportunity Of
learning their children vocal music
Mr. Robt p. Dodge desires to return his CRATE
ful Acknowledgements to the hremen and his
numerous friends who rendered such efficient ser
vice In saving his property from destruction
burned down on Thursday evening last.
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Virginia Legislature

RICHMOND, Jan. IL The House to-day passed
the Convention bill. The bill az passed by
the House, requires that vote be taken at the
time Of the election of delegates 70 terminate
whether the action Of the Convention shall be
submitted to the people or not. The election is
to take place on the ith of February, and the
Convention is to meet on the 18th.
The Senate last ight passed the House Conven-
ton BILL with amendment fixing the 18Th of
February instead Of the 18th, for the assembling
Of the Convention.
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MARRIED.
On the 10th instant, by Rev. Ii. A. Mcguire, g.
w. MAHER and ELIZABETH F. Rabbit,
both of this city.

DIED,
I'm the Il,h instant, at % p M, after lingering
Illness which she bore With exemplary christian
furtitude, ADELAlDE, the b>loved wife OF Geo:
ri (irTrlfon, az ed 80 years. leaving four sons and
ono daug inter- to ineuTn their irrepsrsble loss.
Daerest mother thor has LEFT rs;
We thy loss most deeply fcel;
IT'S none but Jesus has beren US,
He can ell our sorrows heal.
Yet again IN heaven Ne hope 20 meet thee,
When the day of life 10 fed;
Then in heaven with JOY 20 gfeot thee,
Where no farewell tear II shed, se
On the 18th instant. BENJAMIN BEAN, aged
s f,rs,sI vii axe p,sos on Tuesday evening,
al O'Clock, at his residence, on the cornsr Third
and l. SITS south, Navy Yard -
At the residence Of Henry yanney, No. 461
Eighth street between and T., IN the 18th year OF
his q, JACOB yANNEY.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited e
attend the funeral to-mouov, 18th, st o'clock n
the afternoon.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-A black FUR TIPPET, on Friday eve
ming last, on strset, between 18th and nth SITS.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at No.
316 street. It,
STRANEO OR ST9I.EN-A back tan TER
~ RIER PUP, la &c size. q scar on the
side OF bis right eye, ears cut close, a long9EN&
ta!l; had on a red cotton collar. Ihs~A
finder will be rewarded by leaving said Dog at
Browns Hotel. IA last
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IL Though THE STAR 10 printed on the fastest
steam press in use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
80 large 10 require II TO be put to press at an
early hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day
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Sece.siop ef FIerids

TALLAHAssKE, Jan. 10 The ordinance Of Sc
cession passed by the State Convention was signed
to-day at the eastern portico Of the Capitol, amid
the firing Of cannon, cheering and other enthusi-
astic demonstrations. tI-r
Honsr. Butler King, Of Georgia, was present
and made a speech
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IMPORTANT AMMO NCEMENT,
BOARDING.

SEVERAL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- RO,'MS, with Board, can be had at No 339 r
ct eet, between 9th and 10th sts., on reasonable
terms Persons In search of pleasant boarding
houses would do well to call and exam ne for them
seIres ia 8-6t
MRS ANN OGLES DUVALL HAVING Ia
vl ken the house on 4 ST. north, No. SO, betw cen
5th and 6th, previously kept b. Miss Gwyn. is now
prepared to accommodate either permanent T. An
sient boarders with pleasant ROOMS. furnished
or unfinished, with without Board Also, q
suitable for an Office. jas-lws
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HOYT,S
Hiayyatha Hair Restorative

lie warranted in every InstsLos TO
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO Its Original Colon.
IL has been applied
IN THOUSANDS Of CASES
In the principal CITIES OF New England, and HAS
NOT FAl LED In single instance TO 40
oomphsh al that IL claimed for n
No Hair is so Gray or Red but the HIA wATFA
will change 10 20 a besutiful life like
Brown and Bla9k.
liz Is not instantaneous dye which crooks.
SHUTS and gives a dead black color 20 the hair; the
patient hay' ne to submit 10 soaplng. wash ng and
sponEIng OF the hair every time Is app ied nor
II preparation Of phur, sugar of lead. &o nor
of an. ingredients deleteTous TO the heir Of skin
Ii is an article requiring preparation, wash
lDg before or after uslLg, 10 10 pied & We min
utes time, and with &c little trouble any ordinary
"a toe for The toilet
"PeoJle who have used this preparation declare
Il lie mlraculo"s in its effects, and that II Will per-
form al that 70 pretends 60 do -BGiiOEs Pictorial
ats success wonderful, and VIC can only ssy We
isdOrse all tho proprietor says in regard - IT,
Bostoa Journal
I'VE observe. by NOTICE in o Boston paper, that
O. premium was awarded by the Massaohueetts Me-
chanios Chsritan ASSOCIATION. at their late Fair,
Boston, 70 Mr. Joseph Hoyt Of this city, for his
celebrated 'Hiswatha Hair X Restorative, en article
which molly merlted this favor. IL for its su
perIor merits this respect that the COMMITTEES, AZ
Ter sufficient evidence presented 70 themselves,
awarded tn Mr.. HOyt this hattering testimonial ~
PToeideHee Eceatag Post
Sold IN Washington b. J. ". Nalrn. D. Cis'k.
KIdwell d Lawrence ID. q. Ridgeley. 10 George
town by ]. l.. KIdwell, and by Druggists generally.
da
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A GRAND CONCERT
"A Will be given at the
NsU York Avenre Presbyterian Church,
ON TUESDAY EVENING. January 18Th,
Under the direction of
MRS. CECILIA YOUNG,
Assisted by eminent Vocal and Instrumental
Performers.
PRoeRAMMS-PARr 1.
I. Voluntary on the Organ.
2. Bass Solo and Chorus, from The I.sy o. the
s. Soprano Solo, H.rk! I'll: some BIZ thdsy -
4. soprano Solo, " Jerusalem. thou that kilest the
S. Bass SOLO, il Mssico Houto. .Mossrt.
6. Soprano solo, with Flute from Precioss.
Won Weber.
PART H.,
=. "lnfiammatus," Soprano Solo and Chorus
Rossini.
g. Tenor Solo,
9. Soprano Solo, "6rstias asimus tib," with flute
10. "Peaoe, Sweet Concord )" Qusrtette and Chorus
from "The Lsy of the bell". r omberg.
II. "Gaudeamus," Quartette. ........... Diabelli.
Tickets 50 oents to be had at the stores of Messrs
Hutchinson Munro, J. w. Marin, w. G. Metz-
croft John =; Ellis, Taylor & Maury, w. Ballan-
Concert to commence at Ia O'Clock. jaI4-N
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Passage Of n Convention Bill by the Ten.
-r nessee Legislature.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 12.-The House Of Repfesen-
State Convention, to meet the 18th of February.
The delegates are to be elected the 9th, aud IL
10 provided that II the Convention should pass an
Ordinance Of Secession, the question shall be sub
mitted to a vote OF the people. The same bill has
also passed a second reading In the Senate.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DR.. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meopsthie Remedies put ug expressly for family
IN cases, containing. % walls, from 81 tp 81
each, with book of full directions. For sale By
4. d. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agents w. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north F street
also ID F. b. Winter, corner Of Massachusetts ave.
nue. and sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract of Witch
RaSel, for internal and external Infammations Of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma 8 ly
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Hish Price Of Ceai at Chariesten

PHILApELPHIA, Jan. 10-The high price oh
tanned for coal at Charleston has induced personi
In this city attempt sending ship load of there
but ship-owners refuse to take IL, though 1--we dol
lars a ton freight offered.
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Financial.

NEw YORK, Jan. 14.-Stocks dull and lower.
Chicagoand Rock Island sax; Illinois Cernsl
shares 756; Michigan Southern 80; New York
Central IS 4; Pa c. Co 46X; Va. Ga 74K; Read
ing 81 4; n udson River r.. n. 81.
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Seizure for Violations Of Inspection taws.

NORFOLK, Jan. 10 The schnr Leading Breeze,
Of Provincetown, Mas. has been seized In Hamp-
ton Loads by Inspector Parker for four violat ons
of the Virginia inspection laws. She Is now in
the hands Of the Sergeant
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THE
INSURANCE COMPANY
THE
STATE
OF
VIRGINIA.
CASH CAPITAL s30o,ooo.
Insutes Merchandise, Buildings. Household
Furniture, 60 against lose or damage BY kre.
HEATH & KNOWLES.
Agents,
ofice-RooT 16 over Bank Of Washington.
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VIRGINIA TRooPs.-Ysterday evening, some
by statement that large body, in uniform, was
seen to arrive In the city, by way Of the Long
Bridge. They at first disputed ii. and declared
that II was impossible for such troop, four to
five hundred strong, to arrive without their
knowledge. But the arrival was confirmed by
gentleman who saw them enter the city. II then
began to assume a serious aspect, and an inquiry
into the meaning of it was suggested. The rumor
was allowed to spread little while, when it was
explained by the originator, who declared that
the fact should be cause Of satisfaction rather
than alarm, inasmuch the troop referred to
being composed Of turkiss, 1t would add to the
supply In the subsistence department. The in
dignation Of the sold ones may be imagined
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Seizure Of Barracks, Fort and Navy Yard
PENSACOLA, JAM y Fort Bsfrancas, the Bar
racks and Navy Yard al this place, Were seized
yesterday by the Aisssfna and Florida toops.
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NoTIcE.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
n and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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WE COMMEND to our readers the concert Of to-
morrow night at the New York avenue Prssbyte-
rian Church, noticed elsewhere in our columns
From the programme before us, and the WELL
known musical talent Of Mrs. Young and Others
connected with the church, we may anticipate a
feast Of melody. At this time Of universal de-
preston the soothing and elevating power OF
music can best be appreciated, and everybody
will, we are sure, be benefited by attending this
concert
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raw Yark nInKksIa.

NEW YORK, Jan. IL Flour 10 1rm, with q
moderate demand. Wheat IL a shade better, with
moderate export inquiry Corn 10 quiet. Pork
firm and steady. Lard quiet. Whisky nominslly
unchanged.
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Troops Ifsembsrked.
NEw YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Star Of the West
landed the troops at Governors Island yesterday.
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FROM II. n. HAZARD, ESQ.

" AtHINVIUNI t5oPI. IouU.
8. w. FowLB a. Col WAS for long time af-
iioted with dyspepsia In its worst form. Ny ap-
petite was gone, and what little food took was
thrown after remaining In the stomach a short
time. My abdomen was very muoh bloated. In
fact there was complete arrangement and prOs.ra-
tlun Of the digestive powers Several very emil ent
prsicians attended me at various times, but their
treatment gave bot litile and that only temporary
rel lef. Ny sufeIings were intense, and became
our druggist induced me TO try the celebrated Dry
gsnafed Bittss, which i did, though with little
that 1 had come to the conclusion that q propris-
taEy medicInes were alike worthless but after
taking the first bottle was much relieved that
| continued the use OF them until . perfect cure
was effected. now most cheetiuly recommend
the BItters TO all 9 q certain cure for Dyspepsia
H H HAZARD, 212 Pennsylvania avenue.
Prepared by Seth w. Fowe & Co., Boston, and
for sale in Washington city u. StOtt, >. b. Waite
John Wiley, b. Moore, and II. H. NJ MCPHERSON;
in Georgetown by r. =. 4. Ciss III, and g. M. J.
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THE RETURN Of the company Of marines, yester-
day morning, from Fort McHenry to the Barracks
here, gives US the usual force of one hundred and
Atty men at the marine headquarters. Active
recruiting, is, however, going on here and at the
various recruiting quarters elsewhere.
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LEvYING BLACK MAIL.-Saturday night Young
man in rather fnebriated condition, went into a
grocery store and demanded that his flask should
be filed with whisky at the proprietor's cost
His demand being refused, he very quietly in
suggested that he ought to be under the circum-
stances. The suggestion being rather indicative
OF an evil intent on the part Of the individual he
was arrested and taken before Justice Dom, who
sent him to the guardhouse for further hearing.
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THE Concert and exhibition Of the Waugh
Chapel Sunday School, given few nights since
was a complete success The school was assisted
by the celebrated Particle Children and other
volunteer talent.
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Departure Of the ship-of-war Maeedenisu
fer the south

Bosros, Jan. Ii The sloop-of-war Macedo-
nian, from Portsmouth, passed the ri ghland Lig he
this morning, bound South with sealed orders
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ID WIN. II. WHEATLEY'S
ING ESTA BLISHMENT,

OFcss-No 3s3 soHth side Pa. arenue. bsttceea "a
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And ~ jefferson street, Georgsto,cn, d. c.
Repete with every desirable apparatus, and pro-
vided with the best talent and artistic skill in
America, the subscriber prepared to demonstrat
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his previous reputation, his motto is Excelsior
in Dyeing. Cleansing. and ReGnishine Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Appa,el-Sllks, Velvets; Satins, Me-
rino, Cloths, &c. He means TO stand unrlval, ed,
and he solioits the continued custom Of the com,
munity. Goods received at either of the above
named Offices. attended to with the utmost prompt
ltude and care.
Goods received and returned by Express with the
utmost promptnees and despatch.
ia 8-lw WIN. III. WHEATLEY. Dyer.
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THE THIRD "WEDNESDAY OF EVERY

TTHE THIRD "WEDNESDAY OF EVERY
i MONTH.
DR.. SCHENCK, of Philadephis, finds it impos
sib,e to visit Washington every week. and has
made arrangements to positively be In the city the
third Wednesday of every month.
He has suit Of rooms at the Avenue Mouse,
where patients oan obtain advice free. He only
charges when il 10 necessary to make a thorough
examination of the Lungs with the Respiromet0r.
9. B. Waite n ssent for sShenok's PGlmopic
Colds and Consumptioni Sohenck's Sea Weed
Tonic, price 81 per bottle, for DJspepsis; Sohencks
Bilious Complaints and Constipation of the Bow
els. pr. sehenok would be grat:fa' 70 those wh2
leave their certificates OF oure with 3. d. WAITE,
corner Seve nth St and La av. de l9-Sm
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

GRAND coTILLo IN PA PARTY :.
HERNDON CLUB, ~
To be given at ~
STO TITS HA L,
Corner Twentieth ST. and Pa avenue,
On THURSDAY, Jan. nth, 1861.
Withers' celebrated band is engaged. Tickets 80
cents, admitting gentleman and ladies.
Managers.
f. p. Piggott, J. Murray,
]. Bury, 9. Brady. ja l4-4t'
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hOLLOWA1S TlLLs AND IMMINENT
Facts for he MilIioa.-By o recent enactment of
the French government. these medicines are ad-
united free Of duty into al ports 9f France They
military hospitals throughout the Empire The
emperor has signihed his apprecistion Of their
During the late Campaign in Italy, large Quantities
were used for the wounded at Bresecia and Monte.
chiero. old by ali Druggists, at % OTIS, 81 cts,
and | per box or pot. ja9-lw
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A univ ERSA RY BALL
IA BY THE
Franklin Fire Company,
At WILLARDS' HAIL,
The Franklin Fire Company respectfully an
nOunoe that they will give their fourth a
Annual Ball in commemoration of the birth 81
DAY Of the Patriot Franklin, st the above ~
A'" THURSDAY EVENING. January II. 1867.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting a gentle
man and ladies'.
Managers.
Robt. f. Doyle, VIM DUR,
A. 5. Dent, Jno. H. Sessford,
Geo. r. Crossheld, Grafton Powell,
VIM. H. Tanning, VIM. nj. Payne,
Jacob Hess, Conrad FInkman,
III. Fridley, ID. Veighmyer,
Simon Stearn, VIM. J. Gary,
q. G.. Eoklof, w. Offutt,
J.F. MADDOX, Jno. Shackelford
K. f. Mooney VIM Champion.
John Miller, f.. J. CHAMPION,
Jno. G. Reeves, Ed. l.. Waters
Thos j. Fisher. Estates ja5I2lll5I7
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g EA o N A b l. E DRY GOODS
Cloaks, Shawls, Flannels
Mennos, Ottomans,
Blankets, Full Cloths, Linseys
Fancy Silks, Silk Robes,
Poplins, Valsncias, Reps,
Yarns, Hoped Skirts,
Irish Linens, Sheshngs,, Napkins
Beaver Cloth, Sack Flannel,
White Goods, Linen Sets, Embroideries,
Bombazines, Alpacoas,
All of which We offer at prices to suit the times.
del2 TAYLOR e. HUTCHINSON.
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JUST Rf fKENSR 81 3 HRrcHsrErN,

Hsllem's Middle Ages, the new Boston Literary
Edition River side Press; toned paper; price S276
Also, the same editions Of MoCauley, Hume. Glib
bon, Carlisle, Lamb, Shskspear. dc g
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Our BONNErs, HATS. and FLATS OF the
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RRADY'S NATIONAL PHOTO6 RAPE
ID GALLERY.

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Photographs of all the Presidents from Jackson TO
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The Colored Photographs must be seen to be ap-
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Twenty five full length Portrait Visiting Cards,
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Prices for all other styles equally moderate.
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DOB,T COLTMAN TAKES THIS. METHOD
II Of informing the trade and the Punlic gen
sfEkM FLooURfHSS Mills. lath i; and canal,
on Thsrsday Jan. 10, ls6l, where he will be pleased
age Family and Extra Flour Of an unso passed
quality win constantly be Kept On hand at the oy;
kinds Of Mill Feed. A call respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere. ia 10 lw
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M NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
NlOORE'S S4uill Drops Will stop . Cough in
1--WE minutes. Moore's Conn: AInies timmept viii
Sprains, 60. Moore's improved Benzine viii, re-
move Paint, OILS, Grease. Ae, from the most deli
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MOORE'S West End Dug Store,
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