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McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING, tJqgIPPirFYT COY
Is sovereign and speedy cure for S - roens
SUMPTION WHITES, obsuced o. d 5;,sarse b,r
ton incontinence ofurne orinvolunatl osaasGs ands
oEhIingof thewomb giddiness t9lnti,4l5 E AB0Ul
incident to females THERE IS NO I'LL - direction.
TT. Suffer no longer. Take it accoL.,45 sr and cause
Itwill stimulate, strengthen, and nue2l lin
the bloom Of health to mount Your ~ EVE SAT
EVERY BOTTLE IS WARRANTED ~
ISFACTI0N. FOR CUIbDB ~ Nod }rcLean'
Ifyour children are sieky PunJ ra.I To5as D
Cordial win make them healthy faJ ana, ICED.
not moment, try it, and You Wi! pc rl 1,IzFF
IT Is DELICIOUS TO Tan ~. Who ny
CAuuox.-Beware Of Druggists oF ess,g, tra'i'
try to pamupon you some bitter 9r s as Go'o
which they can buy cheap by saying ..rass4fenirg Ca
Avoid such men. Ask for Mcle1n slIs rreredr ls
dial and take nothing else tits the only w. sar to-
win purify the blood thoroughly, ana ~ ~ aiken Cr
strengthen The system One taolespooht0d barra, t
morning fasting is a certain preventive o. ssasc ~
and fever yellow fever, or any preyalehl boa o.
put NJ in large bottles. Price only aropeiator
bottles for SIS. J. II. MCLEAN SUI SUI irasat
this Cordial Also McIeans Volcanic Vli p5- sresi'
Principal depot on the coFnerof Third ana leslie ana
St Louis Mo. For sale il New 0rleans, rFartrs'''
retail by j. WRIGHT & CO., No. p and e os59sl7
Sold in SA~e~e1ort hT all Druggists
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LEEDS' FOUNDRY,
CORNER or DELORD AND ForRCHE STREETS
NEW ORLEANS

CORNER or DELoRD AND FouRcuE STREETS.
NEW ORLEANS.
& s $5s ss 2ss T. f:f
81 ers steam and horse power Draining
~ Machines Saw Mills, Gin Gearing. Iron
& ~ Columns and Fronts for buildings Fur
E4s4el<3 mace Mouths, Crate Bars, etc. and all
machinery required for the South
They respectfully call the particular attention Of the
planters Of Louisiana and the adjoining States to their
style OF Steam Engines, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans and
Draining heels, which for strength durability and con
venience, have not been excelled
New Orleans February L 1856.
DICKINS0N'S SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY
READY PROOF PRESS.
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RTCHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY.

ONLY MANJFaCTOHI OF TIPE
ON SOUTHERN SOIL SOUTH OF BALTIMORE.
FE7HE propreors Of the above establishment have also
united with their FouEBRr a complete
Printers Furnishing Warehouse,
having hand furnishings to order, every article
ouisite for Printing Office, from Bodkin to Ten Cy
Hinder Press Type and Printing Materials from any
Foundry North furnished when required.
w can and viii manufacture in Richmond, as good
an article aud the same specimen prices any North
ern Foundry.
we respectfully solicit the patronage of tie South.
WALKER, PEL0UzE & Co.
We refer you to every Printer in this city
We desire every newspaper 10 the south to copy this
advertisement for one month sending copy Of their
paper and receive their pay for such advertisement upon
purchasing five times the amount Of their bill from
Richmond Va. Nav %. 1861. W.. r. q ca
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- USSEIS-Double back rirted Russet at s14 90 n
Ia dozen A. HUNT 4 Co on the Ievee
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NNINE Rs
GAN AlIAN
vERRI.UGE
a CIEREAIN
REMEDY tgIWORMs.

-" Physicians generally now use Winer's c,r,3..
Vermituge. This medicine is simple 7egetob.
ration and always be administered vitb ,l ,SFgl
safety and confidence as to the result, aud Wifi r.
destroy Worms, and restore the patient to health
Overcome thousand certificates have been sent to.,,,
from planters merchants and physicians bearj1r IN.
mony to the efficacy Of this infalbe remedy Ear1mt
in all cases
MEDICAL EVIDENCE
We, the undersigned having frequently a3mipi,,s,l
Winers' Canadian Nermfuge, and being fuIy saficie
with its efficacy, confidently recommend it as t,S
efficient remedy for the expulsion of Worms franz I
intestinal canal G. 0. REILLY
Licentiate ofthe r. G. Of surgeons in ireland Il,
e. w. DICKINSON y"
Member Of the r. G. of surgeons in London s,i
s55" Physicians Chemists and Druggists praiseit
TEsrntoNYaoF NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS Avn DRUGGISTS
We, the undersigned, Druggists Of tie citv of ysy
Orleans, have sold in our trade Winers Canadian T
fuge for ten years past and since its introdacp
into this section Of the country, it has gwen such s
faction to our customers, that feel justified nsayBg
it is of the best remedies for Worms We hars an
knowledge Of. Iu. Kennedy,
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THoro77--' :
)ALLEY'S 1IAGICALPATnT r,, Jg2AAD.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN TH0ro,,-
DALLEY'S MAGICALPAIN E,y, ND
HAS universally supplanted an ~, 1clOR
IL and healing applications in bo4b Il Ulnhss,,
Western Hemispheres wherever int, sAe Easter .5
ulhsie iaell Is the true secret Of its suce and sr
j." tleef the cause eaccdent az cpq
BURNS &4SCALDS OF das
are instantly relieved OF . Their. a,.
iammation, by timely APP = s4 pain ana
healer, and the flesh is re = newad ~ - als aarv
blemish or scarremaining = " charm
c,..,.,. IHL f fJ5 or : THE NURsFp,.
ries, especially from fluids and IN external i
therefore every mother sbouId PIeHeeSplosj
preparation constantly at 8 hand ~ ~ this basS
and quickly removes the~e TETrrn' = = oFsBRg,+5
prevalent in the nursery s. y hlEGwoBg
TO TRAVELLERS BY &SEA Ann
The machnist the tray eler agd 1aAD
vidual whose lot in IifeS throw '' every othe,t
chance of accident from e pyrlos;N nm Within
should bear in mind that = this No, IRE Or eoTe
best and only friend Itis= both 80 EXTRACTOR "a
and should ever be his . CONNIE ,"o!e and ob +&
need There are thousands Of liyin IA; y trieBd
to its marvellous virtue 2, who AesSesto tes.
and muscles to its saving = efTicac 'ue, sound Fr
The following are few : of fba 10.
which DALLEY'S MAGT sC&T p 5gtae!ag disease, "a
is q PREVENTIVE ass well as on 81 -E,ATRACTo.
Burns P; ootl+
Bruises pf, generally
Boils, pipes
Broken Breast pni5
Bites of Reptiles, R6erraa4
Cancer, RasE9Hsm,
Cracked Lips S
Chapped Hands, S6at W Y AZ S5inds
Cb5lblalns, ScroGIoaa as
Camp, Scrylr'
Chafcs, ScoiJs'
Diseases of the Skin, Seurf
E E..tlie Scald Head,
E,s'ui be- Sprains,
- go, small Pox
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The RE0snmito Houses

Patented May 81 l85aby L s WILLIAMS, of Mississippi
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PATENT PORTABLE FOLD
ING MOSQUITO HOUSES.

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY
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1000 lbs, Harness and Sole Leather.
In addition TO the above, are receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety OF
goods manufactured expressly far this market and
Of our young men is in the east busiy engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this
ket and we wln afew days receipt fthem
and those want 0 goods Of every description and kind
we solicit from them a call. WALTERS & ELDER.
Shreveport Feb ~ 1860
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Evidence Still Accommodating.

TE1iIE ALUM SAFE has repeated encountered fire, in
4 each case presenting contents unniured again
invite any competition who can procure reliable evidence
to the contrary to publish i'll promising not 10 Ur
PUBLIC by subsequently recommending the arti-
Gle unqualifedly should it prove unreliable The
test here by the memorable and deplorabe Tchoupitou
las street fire unusually severe but referred to
in the following much more SO, the building burned
having been very spacious, ard seven stories high.
FIRE IN FRANKFORT STREET
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I n CASKS superior Hams, Shoulders and clear Sides
" Jnstreceiyed and for sale by
sepSo Ed. EBERSTADT.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!

dne variety of choice PeIfumery, Soaps and Toile
articles generally. feb2T-y
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Mcssrs. Valentine ButIer:-Parmit me to inform You
that at the fire which occurred in the seven story build
ing Nos 25and - Frankfort street on the 18th inst one
ofyoGr Alum Patent Safes severely exposed to tbs
heat fo" many hours. On opening 1t at vour manufacto
ry, which had to be done BY drilling, etc., | wa.
exceedingly gratifed to find my books ana papers i'll
state representation am fully convinced that The Alum
Patent Safe is all that Won claim to be- viz pro
tector and fire dcug repository for books and papers
Yours, etc, EDWARD O. JENKINS,
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Later from Fort PicLen, and K.yw

REBEL MOVEMENTS AT PENSACOLA
The steamer Philadelphia arrived in New York,
on wednesday with news from Fort Pickens and
Key West as late as the 18th inst
One company Of thlEIrst ocular artillery. under
command Of Lieut. lilly, embarked on the PhIla.
delphia at Key West for Washington
The Nintieth and Ninety first New York yolun.
teer regiments had arrived at Key West and were
enc mPed. No movements were In progress and
IL was understood that such troops az might be
sent 10 this station would remain there merely as
reserves, 10 be called on from any part of the uf
ral forces -' -e-1-
The firing Of Fort Pickens has not been r..
neWed. The Private-yohn Rand, of Companv
j, Wilson'S regiment-who was wounded bv a
fragment Of shell In the engagement of the ara,
ana who was The only one injured, has since a ed
Col. Brown, Notwithstanding his iII LesItS' -.
mains In active command, and personally directs
operations as heretofore. There IL no uodersta nd
Ing at Fort Ptckens that he will retire and such
result would be an occasion Of much regret among
the entire federal force.
The rebels, according to the reports Of centra-
bands who have recently deserted, have with
drawn portion Of their force from the defences
opposite Pickens, and transferred them 10 Mo-
bile, which they consider in eS pecial danger.
and IL 10 understood that the rebel force opposed
70 Col. Brown 10 not more than ak tlousand eY-
elusive Of that At Live Oak Plantation a most
important position, which the rebels have fortI
led, and where they have placed a considerable
force, estimated AZ one to three thousand
Contra bands are constantly coming TO Colonel
Brown rom the mainland; and several were sent
TO Key West by the steamer Philadelphla II il
noteworthy that one boat load escaped In open
aayi oy Pisclng themselves between our bate
fies and those OF the rebels, in such a manner
that IL bred on the shot would have been likely
70 reach our batteries, and been likely 70 mo-
voke reply from ths if guns.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


sENArR-Yesterdsy, after our report closed
Mr. Grimes, from the Committee on the District
Of Cclumbis, to which the subject WA referred:
GEORGETOWN Railroad Company; which was read
ard passed TO q second residing
The bill making an appropriation OF sit0o for
the payment OF salaries and incidental expenses of
the Columbian Institution for the Instruction Of
the deaf dumb ard blind, for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1852 and 80, QUO for the erection,
furnishing aud htting up Of two additions to the
buildings IF the Institution, was passed; also, a
Joint resolution relative to allotment tickets Of
pay 20 persons held as prisoners Of war in the rebel
States.
This reouires the Secretary Of War TO procure
from such ofacers and enlisted men Of the Unitfd
States army as are now or hereafter may be held
80 prisoners Of war in the so-called Confederate
states, from time to time their res pective sl,ot;
| by them in writing, and duly attested In pursu-
ance of snch orders as may be made by the Secre-
tary of War for that purpose, and upon which
certified allotment hei 10 cause drafts 70 be me de
payable In New York or Boston to the order Of
| the persons to whom the allotments were or may
be made, and 10 remit those drafts to the address
Of such persons as may De desig mated IN tne alo.
sioners just appointed by the Secretary Of War to
| go down to administer to the comforts Of the
| prisoners Bishop Ames and Hon Hamilton FISH
could perform the duties na med 10 the resolution
The Bouse amendment TO the bill making an
| appropriation for completing the defenses of
| Washington was non-concufred In. This amend
ment was TO strike out the section which provides
that volunteers or militia from apv State shall
be mustered into the service Of the United States
on any terms or conditions combining their service
to the limits Of the State vicinity; ard IL any
such volunteer militia were In service contrary to
the provisions Of that act, they should be dis
| charged
The subject Of Mr.. Bright's loyalty was dis
cusSed; and af er an executive session the Senate
| adjourned.
House After our report closed
The bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Treas
ury 10 settle with States for supplies furnished
their troops, was tabled-yeas So, nays a..
| Mr.. Worcester, from the Committee on Elec-
lions, reported a resolution setting forth that
Chas. Fl Upton not entitled TO a seat as Rep
| resentative from the seventh district Of Virginia.
| Consideration postponed till next week.
| The bill making appropriations for the support
Of the army was passed; and the H ouss adjourned.
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u Gen. Holmes, the Rebel Commander Of the
Aqua creek district, OF the Potomac river, in an
appeal to his troops urging the importance Of 4
.e-snlirtnent-their one years engagement being
nearly ended-saYs it" would be wicked to dis
guise the truth that we have to contend against
q powerful and wealthy natisn, possessing vast
resources for war, with IN immense army already
occupying our territory and cur strong places,
with an active navy closing our ports !" and that
" the Northern army now In our front will be in
. few months efaciently organized and well dis
ciplined;' and that {" its able commander crafli-
iY and surely bides his time. when the term Of
enlistment Of our troops expires, as the proper
moment for an ad vance
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UThe new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than |

UThe new Dollar W eekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, 10 now on our counter ready for
delivery 70 tie public. Embrsced in Its enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
AZ thy Day ~, 90 shall thy Strength be, ny T s.
Arthur; Fashions fcr Mourning, from the Illus
ernoT; Talk on 'Change IN New Orleans; An
Extensive Outtanking; Gorden, the SLAYER
Captain; The AssassiES st Birds Point; Con-
dillon Of the Union Armies; The Two Mes
seBgers, from the London Punch; Gen. Lanes
Fun detail. Of the late Victories In Kentucky.
and Death Of Gen. Zollicoffer; Com. Porter and
the Mississippi 6unboats; Savannah In Danger;
Rebels Mourning over the Somerset Victory;
Important details concerning the outfit and trip
Of the Burnside Expedition; The War In Kan.
SIS; Interesting extracts fFr m Southern pspers;
Affairs at Pensacola, Pert Royal. Hatteras, Fort
ress Monroe, Cairo, and Columbus; in Missouri,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Western Virginia, ard
North Carolina; DISARMAMENT of Alabama
Troops.
Late aud important European news; Telrgraphic
dispatches from all quarters; Proceedings OF
Congress, Supreme, Circular md Criminal Courts;
Smithsonian Lectures, by Prof. Ten Brock,
upon the "Drama Of the Passion" and by DR.
Hayes upon Arctic Explorations; Washington
Lecture Association lecture by George w. Gus
tbs, on "National Honor" Anniversary Cele-
bration Of the Burns Club; Meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association; Arrests for
Passing Counterfeit Money; The Barney Case;
Deaths Of Soldiers; Affairs over the river
Presidents Reception; Highly interesting Wsr
Gazette and Military Budget; Agricultural, horti-
cultural and gardening miscellany Household
farm, and workshop recipes; choice paragraphs,
poetry and general Intelligence.
This 10 just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojourning In the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 90 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
A BOLD TRICK!

A BOLD
A Baltimo's seloors, Passes uadsr ths Noses Of
our Potomac FTotflLa and Lands Supplies for
tks Rebels at AqEia Cystk!!
An oyster boat up to day reports that on Tues
day night q schooner from Baltimore, called the
{" Dorothea Hames," Capt VIM. ]. Langrall,
passed under the very noses Of the vessels Of
our lower fotIlla aud ran in safety up Aqua
Creek to the wharf Of the Confederates. The
vessel arrived of the creek about shutdown on
Tuesday, ard made a signal, which was an
swered by the CoBfederates, and she then moved
into the creek. She was a large schooner,
Of over one hundred tons burden. and though
ostensihly loaded with salt, no doubt had other
articles In similar request in Dixie.
Incredible as II may appear, the fact seems to be
that no search Of vessels il made by our river
guard Of the aotila, but passing craft are merely
required to send their papers on board the fotlla
FOR examination.
Apparently, the suspicion never leaked through
the hair of the conhding souls Of our river guard
that said vessel was anything more than trading
vessel bound In good faith fer the Washington
wbarves.
The "French LADY, Is evidently "about' In
Baltimore
The steamer Yankee, which is the flag ship of
the Potomac hotilla since the Harriet Lane was
with drawn, left Indian Head this morning. and
came up to the yard. Shereports affairs unchanged
In the Lower Potomac.
The steamer Heela, a Philadelphia boat, which,
on her trip up with stores, &C., about a week
since, had ninety-1ve shots fred at her from the
Confederate batteries, all OF which missed her,
ran the batteries again last night, but was not sa-
luted with single shot, the rebels thinking, no
doubt, they had wasted enough ammunition on
her already. -
On Monday last schooner had her topmast
cut off by rebel shot, which IL the only damage
done by the heavy firing of the Confederates,
which has been kept up from their batteries at
nearly every boat which passed this week.
A few days since, a schooner going down in
the heavy fog which prevailed was becalmed off
Cockpit Point, and when the fog lifted the battery
opened on her. The shot dropped all around her,
and her situation was very critical, when Lieut.
Badger, Of the Anacostia, sent some boats and
lowed her out Of danger.
The Yankee will probably go down this after
noon.
NEW PoNIooS TRAIN
A train Of pontOon wagons, numbering over
sixty, have just arrived from the mandatory
North, and been taken to the Navy Yard They
are for carrying lumber and are made as strong as
wrong ht iron can make them.
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The War In Mi,sanri.

RoLLA, Mo, Jan. 2o.-The latest information
from me West Is that our army 10 encamped Al
Lebanon In considerable numbers. Mar,
Wrights battalion IL quartered In a house Ialsly
occupied oy the htssourians, bu, the greater Dor.
too Of the troops sfe encauped Just eyond the
town, nor 10 II probable that the troops will AID.
vans until the others on they way shall have ar.
iva.
From gentleman who has recently arrived
hom Websier county, learn that Capt. Truman,
who has been carrying on q thriving busin ~ n,
webster. Douglas, Wright, and other countits
was Killed In skirmish which took place In
Wspstrr county, between parties Of Union men
ano heoeis ~ was Afst reported 20 be Colonel
Ifomsn, o. Folk couaty, bot This proves untrue
re Colonel 10 q more Ia fneatiaI, bat no. .
M inef, man than the Captain.
Zen Curtis and his ca n drpsrtsd several dav,
ago y join The army now TO the fell. Thi.
~oaid ilaicaie that the campaign 10 70 b pushed
: ees sigsi has arrived from 9, Louis, and 4, i,
understood thai he will 20 forward with the Ex.
ps4iuen now under way
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FINANCIAL AzsAla..-From the N. Y. Eveuir

FINANCIAL AEEAIa:s From the N Y Evening
Post o; yesterday:
There Is q good supply Of money on call a, G
per cent, and full demand There 10 a better
assortment Of paper IN market, gGt rates for y
No. names are unchanged, 6a6K per cent
The god ard foreign exc haBge specuIatIops
ssems 20 have come TO a stand still. Gold Is dnII
to-day at lG31slG3x, and hfsi-cass bills on Lon.
don at li24aII3K.
Gold Is SITTER within an hour or two-1G3xa
lo3k now being the rates for buying and seIliny
ne Assistant Treasurer received another mil
Hon dollars Of coupon stock from Washington
This morning. A batch Of 7.30 Treasury notes,
aso, Is on the way, which, toy ether with the two
millions Of stock will be handed over to the ban Ks
when they apRy for them. The remaining
$3.50 900 due the government will not be called
for I'LL next week. In the meantime the bar IA
are collecting the necessary amount of demand
notes O. meet IL with
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Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The IatsIigsnesr commenting upon the fresh
expressions of horror Of the London Times at the
stone blockade Of Charleston port calls attention
to instances Of similar .'vandal work" performed
by the British at the French harbor Of Bolougne,
and planned for the Russian port OF Cronstadt /;
and also adverts to the fact that the rebels have
destroyed harbors and lighthouses upon their
own coast.
The Republicans recommends that Government
should manufacture its own postage stamps and
stamped envelopes, as the best precauton against
counteYfefts
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1.-THE capture Of Cedar Keys, Florida, by
our military and naval forces, Is commented upon
BY late Savannah papers. The Republican thinks.
with the TOrtugas. Key West, Cedar Keys and
fers Pickens in possession Of the Union army,
there Ii nothing LEFT Of the State of Florida worth
holding.n
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u The Cincinnati Gszete says that the heav-
lest shipment Of army goods ever made from that,
o. inde' any other point, has Just been sent to
Louisville. Itconsists Of 10000 blankets, 20, COO
shirts, 5000 pairs Of pantalOons, &c coo blouses,
% 600 ffOck coats, and 90 COO pairs CT drawers
and so<as
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u The Memphis papers OF the 18th were re-
JoicinE over an imaginary victory supposed to
have been won by the Fallsisfia hero ~ Of
Eastern Kentueby-Gtneral Humphrey Marshall.
The Argus has a letter from Knoxville, in which
The correspondent states that General Hum phrey
Marshall has fought terrible battle In Kentucky,
and won brilliant victory, sfter having killed
Ave hundred Of the enemy, who fed in dismay
from the bat'le-f'ldn
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OYSTERS AT ThE OLD PRICEI

CENTS SILK CRAvATS AND NECKTlrs
VI Gents Silk Pocket Handkerchief, S'
tents CLOVIS,
Gents Umbrellas,
Gents, Unders hirts and Drawers.
Elne Cloths, Vesings. aud assimer 60, for rents
Sotton shlftings OF tbs best grades,
LinSn SnlTtLnss OF the best grades imported
All oI tbe aoovs at our provsrbially low prfoss
MAJ ed In plain figures. ~" Pioos
An inss.etion Of stock solicited 1t Incurs nc
PERRY BROTHER.
Jan-u Fem avenue and Ninth At
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ID From Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsylvania
avenue, we have the January number Of Black
woods Msgs-ine, In which our Government ana
institriions arz hlackguerded in true Tory STYLE