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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-01
LEWIS STEIN,

No. 20 North >RoyGz Street,
rs Just in receipt Of Large and general as
/ sortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
TOBACCO, OLGA Rs, and
LIQUORS Of the choicest brands,
and every article usually Kept in we'll stocked
Grocery and Provision Store -,
HAVING received proper PERMISSION ne WI WI
the Provost Marshal Fis prices viii be 'ound
as reasonable as those Of any other honsein tho
city.. sep him
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rort OF New York. December 30, 1865.
ARRIVED


Steamship Kangaroo Bridgmsn, Liverpool. Tth and
Queenstown Sth with mdse and y6 passengers 10
John Dale Experienced heavy westerly gales the onlre
passage. 25ih inst 100 miles Of sandy LOOK. passed
steamships CITY OF Cork and City OF LIMERICK hence TOE
Liverpool :. - =. ~.
cotton, passengers and specie, 20 D Allen - . -
Steamship Norherner. spinnoy, Philadelphia, 70 Us
stsamsnip q c Knight Gallagher Philadelphia. With
md-e 10 WIN 3 Taylor Co. - -
Ship Trimountsin. stopaer New Orleans Dec 10 with
dse. Chas Carow ih inst lat % a. Ion " ~ signal
Ship Narrssanss,, namln, New orisaus IS cays with
Bart Phonis (of Liverpoo) Graves, Arece0o Pr, IL
days with sugar and molasses 10 Geerts Mohe. .
Bark Columbia Weaver, Pensacola i6 days with Nmber.
Five fsihom Bank Nv - miles. brig sonisuk afternoon
( Pm schooner on TIRE the y aud Of Five IA
thom Bank hauled by the cad and passed within miles
OF burning vessel and could discover nor
boats her; the Lghtb being but few miss distant
supposed the crew escape 10 her. ats Pm the masts
gone and the vessel apps fsnty burned TO the waters edge
Brts rereide (Aus), tslsoi hsrssiles Ss days WIN
wood, ~, TO order. = -
Brig volante tkrg, R,srs Buencs Ayres. days WIN
| hides, Ac 10 " De Forresl Co ,..
Brig John Bu'Ssr (o Lunenbsra Knowles t. ~
n days, With ou TO Smith punnnE Io.w snoros
Cape Flords spoke brig Hannah Hicks, from ns"o'o'
sebr BI oress (sf Nassau Perry, kalsmores ~ aay
with COT on, 70 Donsr Potter Co. Has experienced
ct sSisss ppasrsn ssrscoa IA days with fruit 70
fssr prssoa tpsp, Petersen Curacao Dec yA Inseus
tSh WIN cslA 4 tvss. Beeehss w. ps0 ~ M~ ~ 90
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Tne Nav Rwesian Loan

despatch from 81 Petersburg, dated on the ssh OF
December says--An imperial ukass, dated yesterday,
authorizes the issue lottery loan OF one hundred mill
OF roubles In bonds OF the value OF one hundred
roubes bearing interest Al i've per cent These bonds
are redesnabe IN sixty years by means OF drawings
two OF which will be held annually for the nrst thirty
years. aud drawing annually during the lass thirty
ycara these drawings the prizes Will range from one
bundred and twenty roubIes upwards. payable ~ Am
sterdsm and the total distributed at each drawing
win amount six hundred thousand roubes The SUB.
scrptops, which payable In Ten mon.nly nstalmens
on the 10Th ns and cossd on the a<th inst. The pro-
cceds Of loan be applet 70 the increase OF me
capital o. .hs NssOoe Bank, sAa Tor ms promo'op o.
uaAsooaA NAuetsvs
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United 70 their care In fact. the little ones sesnsd ::
bright and happy surroundsd By eli the OF
nome and Kindred and forgot for the least bhAs
tney were the rsolpeots II kindly commisssratioa.
Inc moot part OF the however wss
tne distribution Of plentiful supply OF cake oranges,
snd fruits OF every description among the children. A
mammoth poundcake. presented TO the Institution By
Mr. g. H. Crook, weighing nearly four hundred pounds
was the principal feature OF attraction. Tho cake
was made ON wooden form, ten feet long
ana about twepty inches wdo. and was oover.
60 with deep cruststion Of sugar, bearing
cnaste ana appropriate figures and notices. In the
centre was the Lords Prayer raised letters and At
eacn ena was beautiful spread American eagle. the
value IN huge piece OF confectionery may be inferred
from the quantity and quality the materials used lu
its composition. which follows-E Qhty pounds
Of butter one hundred and twenty five pounds Of sugar
one hundred and seventy five pounds -four and one
thousand cggs besides other necessary ingredients.
AT the Conclusion Of the exercises child was fur.
shed with little paper bag, well filled with CAKE and
trsis and after wishing "Merry Christmas and Happy
Vow Year, 70 their kndhearted bcneacors and teach
.. returned 70 their humbe homes, their little hearts
Mind with gratitude for the generous gfts bestowed upon
them
Thiy institution growing 10 usefulness ssch year and
It's mo.yat elect the vile DeRbborhood by which IL Is
surrouIned must be gratifying TO those through
whose hanaane exerticag the enssrprise originally
founded.
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Ann use snones.
HAMLET AT THE WINTER GARDEN

HAMLtT AT THE WINTER GARDEN.
The remarkably nns presentation OF Hamlet At the
winter Garden still draws good houses; let say
hereafter therefore, that people are deficient In
aooA taste Dr. johnson said that "Miltons Lycidas'
vss good ties. by which might tall whether or
no be had any taste for poetry And 10 the same way
may be said that Hamlet played a. this theatre
10 good test BY which may tell whether or no he
has any taste for what really ne and noble 10 the
drama. Here 10 tho most poetcal and the most drama
tic tragedy OF the greatest OF all that wrote
for the theatre mounted with perfect historic truth
and adaptation TO the theme; u IL played WEN in oil IL
minor psrss and the principal part 10 played with q
natural truth and appreciation OF the author that
fairly puts actor by his side Let every person who
desires 70 know what the theatre may be IN proper
hands 70 and this play, and he may be very sure,
be does not like u, that bis taste 10 MT good 10 plays
lie may be sure that has pleased him before In III
play or in any has been the better part Of It,
He has laughed 81 the contoriions Of the gravsdsgsrs
face and nos the good spice OF lis phrases He hiss
admired the splendid 10 which Hamlet and soe queen
could come and has been amased 81 the wonder ui
way In which e,hsr Of them could roar you an twsIs
any lion, rather than admired and wondercd 81 the
which the story told and ~ the force with
which The soul Of the melancholy prince depicted torn
by % many various fears and hopes.
rms OLYMPIC.
Mrs Wood st holds the mirror up 10 Boole and the
people, snd gives better account Of the Streets Of New
York than any Inspector Of the has given In bali
century This effective drama has gotten over The little
dcult,cs thst trouble tho early life Of oil spectacular
pieces and now goes smoothly and veil The scenes
Gent insure the success Of the piece as spectacle
mar
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rs o. Il 10 AN. moders6 gale Of wind ssewteG 80 q
schooner lying 70, with bowsprt gone. heading Ne
bonr John Faruum. BAumOro fox KfOvto9nc0~
Had very heavy weather lost bowspnt
SAILED.
1Sh-sfesmers Caroline, Fountain. Thames; ship john
gertram, Queen bark John Grimm; brigs knms sessss
n ,>wburg
WI I'd AZ sunset NE, With fog
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Ladies Five Points Mission.
JuBrLxp AMONG rHH LITrLK FoLKs-cnRisTMA

UTFTs, bTo'' hrV'
The Christmas exercises at this excellent Institution,
which 10 situated the site OF the cold Brewery"
yesterday OF the most interesting description and
uotwhsandae the unavorabls condition OF the weather
tho attendance Of children unusually large Al ten
O'Clock in the morning over I've hundred children,
nected with the Schools assembled IN OF the large
cassrooms, which was neatly aud appropriately deco
rated for the occasion They were all neatly and taste
fully dressed, ana conducted themselves with marked
decoru exhibiting the greatest respect and esteem for
sne coed ladies' under whose Christian teaching their
mental and moral condition has been 80 greatly
improved. Mr.. ,. NJ sssansr, the superintendent, on
behalf Of the ladies', addressed the children 10
few feeling ana appropriate remarks, after which shs
regular sxsrcIss which consisted Of singing national
songs Ind by ns suitsf 70 the day, were commenced
The singing aa excellent and reflected great credit upon
the lady teachers for their unrsmitsug efforts 10 behalf
tho little unfoftunatss whom - advssse ias - com
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CHRIS T M A S /.
What Was Done Yesterday In
the Metropolis
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The SOLDIERS HAVING A GOOD JIME.
Speeches Of Admiral Yarragut AND
Commodore Drayten,
-, -. -.

Dian or Co the Soldiers OF tho New York
SOidfors' Depot.
sPEBCHss or VICE ADMIRAL FARRAaUr AND CON-
MoDORE DRAYTOh.
delightful Christmas entertainment was provided
yesterday for the soldiers stationed tho New York
State Soldiers Depot. Nos so and 81 Howard The
spacious building beautifully and periodically
decorated for the occasion. Tho national and State flags
hung the walls, intesminglsd with Christ.
mas green's which. formed into notices and expressive
fgures wore found caspng the pillars and spanning tho
arches and squares Of the various apartments. The
Reading Room on the second story particularly
msrkabe for the beauty OF W. ornamentaiion Is was
literally covered with nags, the north south
ends had monume Hcommemoratve Of the national
army ana navy. On sto cannon, displayed among the
attractions Of tho army monument. to DO large
scroll containing tho following inscription
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Q 3 1T U A r ".

william Curtis Hoycs, tho Lawyer; james
william Wallaek, the Aetory Col. Charles
4. Mayj David Roberts, the Artist, Jules
Gerard, the Lion Killer; Marquis dc
Pay, Frederic Strive, the Astrono-
merj Count Nugent, Count Al.
phonse d'Agoult, Colonel Bru-
mean, n. Wolovski, Admiral
Romanon, Dom Juan Van
Halcn, General Wyn-
yard, General Irving.
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enristm a. IN, BroohIyn.

This holiday was observed In very quiet mnsusr.
Tho weather wss extremely dsagreeabIs and COMPARE
lively few people In tho streets. Services
were held In the churches bus tho attendance
numerous In fact, there nohng distinguish tie
occasion from Sunday
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Died,

Died.
PoNrrN-At Shrewsbury, North river, N. j., on
Monday. December %, WILLIAM, OF Frederic III.
Pontin OF No. u Franklin street, New YORK. 10 tho 7h
year OF his age.
. (For OAer Deaths See Second PsSeJ
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Christmas at BOSTON.
Boston, Dec. %, 1854.
There general suspension Of business 70 day In
Observance OF Christmea
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Burdsalrs kpnica Lin imsnt-An lm-
fAlibe for burns scAds spra,ns rheumatism. gun
shot wounds 40 single application says the pan from
burn the Instant applied. No family should be with
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Capture or Sa vannah-The New Ex-
pedttion-Ths Victory at NashviIIo-
News from tho GuIE-Lats News from
Central America, Mexico, Cuba, so.
Tho Ounard mail steamship Csbai Captain Stone, will
leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close at O'Clock In tho
morning
The New York HERALD-Edition' for Europo-will be
published at haif.past nne O'Clock 10 the morning. and
wili give full details OF Sherman's splendid march
through Georgia. resulting In tho capture OF Savannah
with hundred and fifty guns and thirty three thou
sand bales OF cotton the latest from the Butler
rorter Expedition, and the reported capture OF Fort
Fisher. at the entrance to Wilmington full particulars OF
the Great Victory At Nashville resulting In the total rout
OF tho rebel General Hood; from tho Gulf. and
ports Of the operations the Union all sections
Of the country late from CeotrAl America, the
South Pacific Mexico Cuba. &C. and reports Of ell other
Interesting events Of the past week
Single copies in Wrappers ready for mang six ocuts'
many mar their beauty and lose their health and youth be
proper their teeth There can be ne FOR hs
he
A City Sent to Washington by Light
70 S g: Sc On % sa1
:,
such insr.si .s.usrsccns and intestine commosions
Sickness + tie s.osoS 1 soS sssrSwhs@s New Yosf
As tho Bucks all Use Phalon's Wight
BLOOMING CEEH Us Of course IL IL In high favof~ish
BurdsaIFs AYnica Linimsnt-An In
's a. ss. .ss n
burn Inc Instant siped. No family should DO with
Batcheior's HAIR Dye he Best In the
o Ha5%ss sssS,s The only per
Cheapest Beeks,er. I'm tho World
Bibles Prayer BosSs, tSid1en's Books. DC LkdaX{
Coughs.-TAs Administrstisn. Of Msdi.
preparations the Of lo1snssl all modes
che slisb convenient especially regards
Cough Lossnssa say irritation. which induces cough
ios give relief In Bronchitis Hoarsenss Iaausnaa
and consump,ive And As.hma,ic complaints
Diamond Rs.gs or All Dssoriptiens-
Twentyave ey sevsu.yavs one two three four and
cy e NO os. door below Sc:
street. formerly No. II Wall street.
DR.. Unasrhali's
PURE oRoroS POINT
WINE DEPOT.
No. 7 Clinton Hail. corner Of Eighth street.
Earrings and Pims-New styles, Just
reccived-Three Five Seven Ten, Twelve Fifteon TWEEN
tyive 70 One Hundred Dollars For sale by GEO q.
ALLEN, 4l6 Broadway, door below Canal street.
Late from the Arctic Cfrol e.-Ge ms
Arctic For eph Robes, white driven the
splendid uxures In the market
perhaps hts Polar Gear skins. In fact there nowhere
TO be found such assortment OF magnificent slsghinG
Furs At GbNIN'S. els Broadway.
no More Acceptable Present Can be
given old young than Of tho ELLIPTIC LOCK
STITCH Saving MACHINES 637 Broadway
Old Eyes Made New.
Apamphet directing how to speedily restore sight and
give specacles without aid Of doctor medicine sent
By mail free receipt OF ton Address e. o. Foote
n. D., $50 Broadway, New York.
Seat Rings for Gentismcn-Fine Gold
styles-Sr eight ten, twelve fifteen, twenty i've
hundred nifty dol ars each For ssle GEO O.
ALLbN. No ais Broadway, door below Canal street
/
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Batcheior's Hair Dye he Best In the
world. Harmless reliable, only
feot Dye gactorE 81 Barclay street
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SHIPPING NE w s.

movsasnss 81 Oesan SssAosRss
HnOM uUROpn.
Mails Forwarded BY regular nusa
The steamers fer Or frsm Lvsrpss call 81 ss
the Canadian lins whish call II Lcadsndsrry Ths
stsaW arsf sre fran
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DON Juan Van Halon, the Hero Martyr
Of inc InuuiStaf0ms

Don Juan Van Hasu has (Novsm0or 2s) At tho age Of
seventy Ave. closed long aod active career 81 Cadiz
Van Haen by birth Spanard. and his 0rst noto-
rety originated with the battle Of Trafalgar, whom no
only fifteen years age He entered the service OF
acceptable hs incarcerased in shs prison
the Spanish Inquisitou On his acQuittai from the
Ru..: and ..r VARIOUS ae,dso,s that marked bis OK
Aordnary no ~ last settled down at Brussels
With bis wife, the sister Of the distinguished Spanish
"the loud trumpet sound 70 arms" be was, - usual,
ready for the fight. and commanded the troops To The
revolution In Belgium In 1850. Van Halen drove tho
army OF the rrince Of Orange out OF tho country but
he met with the iugrattuds OF The provisional
from which The public voice. % account Of his popu.
arity released him.. Bs for ak years enjoyed The
tranquility Of private We, but 10 1888 no Was induced
Navarro against the Carists The usual fate OF bis
successes GUIDED him. He was once more thrown into
him n the siege OF Barcelona Van naien accompanied
great leader bis disasters, and aid not desert
him his exile % qua i n
Since 1854 he lived . retired life. He however en-.
ployed his time In writing an account o TIE -Four Days
OF Brussels" and valuable menoirvon the Spanish cam
paigna, 10 which he took an active pars.
This remarkable mans imprisonment BY the lnqussi-
sSv and Win be- cd By friends u certain age
General Wyayard, Q. II.
Tho death above general officer, colonel OF the
Fnty eighth (EDgisb) regiment OF foot, occurred
Thursday, Nov. "a. Gen. Edward Buckley Wynyard was
formerly IN the Grenader Guards aud, after obtaining
the rank OF colonel Of that regiment appointed aid
de camp TO william Nv. He served with the army in
sicy 1908 to March, 1910. when no was severely
wounded the attack santa Maura for which he sub
seauentiy obtsined tho orsvct rank Of major ho was
also and the staff With the force that occupied
ischia and Procida.
Gcnoral George Irving.
The above venerable officer died the 22d Of Novem
bsr at Balmac near Krcudbrshs scotland aged ninety
one He wss formerly captain In the Royal Irish ar.
tery, and retired upon full pay whom that was
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George r. Gordon, convicted Of the murder Of owen
Thompson was sentenced day to be hung on the 16sh
NJ January
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As the Bucks all Use Phalcn's Might
BLOOMING CEREUA Of course IL IL in high favof~ith
ell the little deaxa
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N. Wolo wsk, formerly Procureur Genera, Of the king
dom OF Poland has died 10 Siberia whore he had beer
bauished He had beeu condemned 10 death, but his
se0tence WAS c0mmuted to exile.
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strive, the Russian Astren ON or.
Count N ugent, or Austria.

On the 18th Of November died, at Venice Count Gil
bert Nugept, magnate Of Hungary, hereditary member
OF the estates OF Carnoa chamberlain or his Imperial
Royal Apostolic Majesty Knight Of the Military
Order Of st. John OF Jerusalem, and knight Commander
Of the First Class Of the Order OF Francis l., Of the
Two Slcies The Count second OF the late Field
Marshal Prince Nugent Knight OF the Golden Foece and
Grand Prior Of ireland in the Order OF 81 John Of Jerusa
lem. He was distinguished officer 10 the Austrian
SERVICE and like his father enjoyed the friendship Of his
sovereign. lie died after short illness. ct compare
lively early age.
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Iu,es Gerard. tho Lion Ktller.

At the last sitting or the Paris Geographical Society
Braduerec, French Consul At sierra Leone, which
confirms the OF the death Of Jules Gerard the
lion killer who was drowned In attempting to cross the
lie was born OF poor parents al Pisnan. VAR June IA
1917 80 that he was In bis forty eighth year Gerard
was fond sport from his youth at he chased cats
and monkeys NJ sixteen he carried rife and biz
OF pueiis He volunteer for the Algerian cam.
psign 10 1871, and comme1ced the lie Of adventures
which has been terminated In - untimely manner.
lie describes his well known work, lie Tue d, Lions
ls5T-s how 10 pass that poor dwarf Of crsa
ure IKE him venured 70 declare war against the giant
the woods "one against onechance for chsuce-Cod
srrissi Al Some be hoard Of the terrible lion Of ins
Archon which had committed unheard OF devastasons
smong villagers and troops ake s.,d Ssr.rd m's'sD
kill the lion. and he shall not devour you any moro
His heart he tells u.s. bounded for joy a. The coming
bsht ssoon this pow erful lord, terror OF the
country viii bite the dust under the ball Of dog Of
Christian The villagers were ncreduous, ana init
mated 70 Jules that be killed the lion, they would
kiss bis feet and become his slaves meanwhile they
would mind their own business
OF the twenty lions which have fallen victims 70
Ge,ards rife told appalling stories Of Ei uab,"
the lame alias BonA cherin kadol the murderer OF
inn m'n lion Of zers,sr The onsss Of Fl apout
lie was called By tho Arabs "The Terrible Frank"
ID. Da &c, e na sts1 no q
with the Duchess Of Orleans and the youthful Count dc
Paris who, unsolicited left the room for i've minutes
and returning said artcssiy rhese villain beasts viii
nuish you one day good hunter must be good sol.
der You must be preserved TO the srmy Accept these
pistols 10 preserve YOU" In 1885 Gerard returned once
10 France with the rank OF subeutenent, End 70.
ceved the decoration OF the Legion OF Honor: lie had
within last year lc France on another expo
dion into Africa and he has unfortunately perished 10
4 the course OF II BY . sad accident
The following details relative 10 the meancnoy enc o.
Gerard we're read at the meeting Tho ex lion kie'
went 10 the western coast or Africa provided with To-
attractions from the Royal Geographical Society OF Lon
dos, and With the support OF several members OF TN
Ensish nobility for tho purpose OF exploring the interior
OF that country He nrst intended 10 visit the konl
Mountains In Northern Guinea which, up 10 that time
had aevsg been Vgoaaad hr aaH Ruropsan He ist Ens
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Vice Admiral RomanoN.

Tho Russian navy has lost OF is most iiustripus
veterans Vice Admiral R0manof who died few weeks
The Admrsrs service dates from the year 1873
aud last year no celebrAed the Hfoth anniversary Of
his entering the navy. During the war with Turkey he
commanded tho rowboa hotia. and the conclusion OF
hostties he resgned but almost soon tho war In
the Crimea commenced no again wont TO In command
OF the steam hoa stationed 10 the Gulf Of Finland.
Finding that his sphere OF action there WAS very limited,
he went 70 kebastopoi, where he sgnAlized himself By
his vaier during the siege.
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no More Acceptable Present Can be
given old young than Of tho ELLIPTIC LOCK
STITCH SEWING MACHINES. 6H Broadway
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Caunf AInhnnsa d,ArauIt.

COumt Aipn"nso OA3OulIs
Tho Paris journals announce the death Of Count Al
phonse d'Agoult. formerly Lieutenant Of the Kings
Guards aud OF the last Chevaiers Of st. LOUIS that
mark OF distinction having boon conferred upoa him oy
Charles x. At mbouet, the ID Of August. 1880.
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AmerIC0n BEIGE.
America justly proud Of beautiful ladies; but how
their beauty and health and youth be-
come premarty old In appearance by negectng to take
OF their teeth There for this
SOZODONT, pronounced bv all worthy place between
the lips all civilized oountres
Sold BY druggists and perfumers.
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Colonel Bruuoa
MI, WOlOWSkl,

Colonel Bruneau Of The surviving members or the
81. Simonian Mission TO Egypt, died In Paris Novem
Der 10.
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A City Sent to Washington by Light
niag-shermsns teegrspho Christmas present OF SAvan
nah 70 old Abs IL big thing WIRES Union victories
crowd each other with rapidy that I: only egualed
by those Of HO3TkTTGR'S STOMACH BITTERS
such .nterBel and intestine commotions
dyspopss wind collie, biousness spasms and
olice, 80 Cedar street.