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nR. y. DAvIDso,:'s DESPATCH.

NR. n. DAvIDsog's DESPATCH.
Army Porovsc, April -, 1884,
have received Richmond papers to the I'D Instant
From The Lower Eappahannock a citizen brings The
Richmond S,a,frcg Information or the advance up the
Rappahannocs Wednesday FAR ~ Bouiwarcs wharf
OF eight gunboas and transport They LANDED three
hundred at Boulwares wharf, which Is ten miles be
low Tappahapnock, in Essex county.
This supposed TO be the advance OF Burpsdes sxps.
dition IL reported in Fredericksburg yesterday
that feet OF sixty vessels, gunboats aud transports,
were at the mouth OF the Rappahannock.
also rumored that the onemy we're landing pom.
toon bridges at Aqua creek.
The vessels advancing up tho river reported 10 be
feeling their way very carefully, having wholesome
dread Of torpedces.
The arrival Of Surgeon Mary E. Walker, lately cap
turcd by the Army OF Tennessee, in Richmond, u an
nounced in the same paper having excited much curl.
os,y she passed through the Streets habtsd male
costume. on her way 10 Castle Thunder.
Tho Register OF the rebel Treasury reports the whole
amount OF the issues OF nonnteres bearing notes since
the formation Of the government AZ nine hundred and
seventyeght millions two hundred snd seventy
thousand eight hundred and sixty three dollars and the
whole amount now outstanding at seven hundred and
ninety SIX mion two hundred and hfy-lour thousand
four hundred and three dollars.
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oar special Aiexan dria Despatch.

prrsrr ~ eSBEl CAVALRY
small force Of rebel cavalry, supposed TO BE- portion
or the rilceuta vrs nia havs for days been
raudipx IN the vicnity of the Occaquan, few miles
from this city They had become bold 10 their dem
STATIONS that General slough determined 10 hunt them
Colonel wcl Prove Marshal General, VINO was cntrust
ed with the details the matter lst night despatched
squad o. thirty men o. the First Michigan cavary under
Leuenont Jackson with instructions TO eradicate tho
ntruders from the neighborhcod.
lieutenant Jack proceeded IS far Acconk whore
he dsmcun,ed his and left bis horses under guard
He then took TO the thick pe woods ana proceeded TO.
wards the occoquaa i. 4eN te.
Early this morning The rebels attacked the guard who
had charge OF the horses but rspused losing ono
man killed and three severely wounded Tho defeated
rebels loft in tho direction taken BY Lieut. Jackson
THIS afternoon sharp firing has been heard in that
vicinity and II y reported that our forces have sue
ceaded in cap,uriny nearly the entire rebel force.
Two men q inc First HlcnIgan have arrived here se.
yerely wounded one OF them mortaliy.
crrrns or cSx sospy's orfiovRs
The rebel Lieutenant W. /. Hunter. OF Mosbys com.
mand, was captured yesterday Aide, while In com
mand Of Company A. forty.thrd Virginia cavalry, by
detachment OF the second Massachusetts, cavalry.
CAPTURE rrnsL MAJOR BRAGG.
Major Bragg Of the rebel army, captured ycstcr.
day also near warcnton by squad OF General Gress,s
cavalry Bragg was formerly Mayor Of wsrrcnton, ana
II an important persorage 10 the confcdcracy.
ARRIVALS rrByI rnfsoxrRs.
Rebel prisoners nre again coming over quite freely
Fifteen arriye al Mitchell Station during three days Of
last week
cl,niA>s xor ALLOWED 10 60 10 tRoSr
All civilians were 10 dD turned back al Aiesanss. by
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FoRrRxs MoSRoE, April -. 1884
The steamer Greyhound. Captain Martin arrived this
forenoon IN nineteen hours from New York.
The lighthouse NJ Cape Lookout Recently destroyed "
the rebels, has been repsirsd and s now relighteJ
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NEWBhHN, April ~, Ib0A
Our troops have boon 0ghtug day and night sun
day General wcsselIs who has sixty days provisions,
expresses his determination to hold the enemy AZ bay
until he 10 relieved. He and his troops wore in goo6
spirits. Tho enemy have made many assaults on our
works OF The most desperate character and have been
rspuIscd with severe loss each time.
Every house IN Plymouth 10 rddied BY the cnemys
Shells the Inhabitants having been sent to Roanoke
Island
General Peck ordered rcuforcements TO Plymouth the
moment he received news OF the attack They have
doubtless failed TO reach that place. owing to tho pre-
sencs Of the ram the mouth OF the Roanoke Als
draws nine feet OF water. Her hull u 'een inches QUE
Of water She carries four guns and Is built much like
the Merrimac. II Is reported tina, she can make seven
knots, but this IL doubted.
The death OF Captain Fusser leaves Captain French
ocsr Of tried courage command Of the naval force.
He In watching the movements or the RAM and viii give
her all tho annoyance In his power until assistance ar.
rives.
General Picket IN command or the rebel force en-
gagged at Plymouth There Is quite force atKinstop,
which 10 ID believed intends attack this point IN
connection with their ram No. 2, Dow a. kinstop.
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ToHrLND, Hv Apfn ~ IosVs.w.
The Nova Scotan, Captain Graham, arrived ~ "
o,clock she did not leave Londonderry
until Saturday, April q she brings low 'Fp"'
tblrtygeven passengers
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BRooxLsr ArHFS1uM - concert will bs given 10 the
Brookyp Mhenssm this evening, for tho boneas o. tho
widow and children Of the lIr. George Rea basso or
tho English opera troupe. Several distinguished artists
have volunteered their scrvlcoe and the promises
oil that tbe benevolent protectors o. 10 anticipate.
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Return Home OF the Twelfth Maine
Regiment.

The Twelfth Maine regiment, from New Orleans, ar
rived here this morning, three hundred strong,
mand Of Colonel william X Kimbs. The regiment n one
Of the hreft that has returned from the war. 10
quartercd the Beach street barracks, and win leave
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Our New Orleans Correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS April II, 1864
LATEST RIVER.
The Ohio pele arrived here last night with wound
ed soldiers and rebel prisoners
There has been en- agcmcni since the 9th. All is
very quiet
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Rebel Report Of the Capture
Of Plymouth.
The Entire Union Garrison
Taken Prisoners. ta
twenty-five Pieces Of Artillery ard All the
Stores Claimed to be In the
Hands Of the Rebels,
Mr.. N. Dav,dson's Despatch.


The Richmond Sentinel OF April 20 says the following
despatch has been received by General Bragg
PLYMOUTH, y. c.. April 20 1854.
To General RRAxToN BRAGG--
have siormed and carried this place, capturing one
brigader, Thousand six hundred men, stores and
twenty five pieces OF artillery.
Il. +. HOKE, Brigadicr General.
telegram olso received by tho President from
Colonel John Taylor Wood. dated Rocky Mount, 2Ist
Inst giving further particulars OF the capture Of Ply
mouth by the forces under General Heke, WIZ naval CO
operation e.ts.
He says that abou. twenty five hundred prisoners were
taken three four hundred OF them nezroes, thirty
pieces OF artillery, one hundred thousand pounds af
meat thousand barrels Of -four and full garrison
outfit. Our nss about three hundred In all Colonel
MERGE among the killed
Two gunboats were sunk. another disabled, and
II steamer captured.
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order Of the Commander Chief aud refused transit to
the Army Of the Potomac.


The Prt9I Despntch.
WASHINGTON, April 81, 1854.
There general impression In this city that active
movements In Virginia win not be much longer Delayed
ny the armies both Sides Rumors prevailed to- day
In relation TO fight al warrentou, Va. but the
titled to tho most credit Is that troops merely fell
back few miles from that place for proper purposes
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INTERESTING REBEL NEWS.

Eurpsi Expedition Reported Advance
ing mp sbc Rappanannock-Sixty Gum
boats Rnd Transports tn the Fleet
Surgeon Diary Walker In <1sichmond--
The Rebel Treasury Notes. &C., &c.
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THE EVENING STAR.

THE AMENpR,--We complained, in a couple
of paragraphs, OF what was SAID 70 be the re-
bilious conduct OF a bevy OF school girls,
from the GEORGETOWN Seminary, at the Capitol
Hotel, In Frankfort, during the late visit OF the
zuerrilias TO that town. We even gave notice
Z. that we should have q bill brought forward IN
the next Legislature to prohibit their getting
married. One OF them, sweet incarnation Of
nLove's young Dream called on usyesterday
20 give rs a scolding The blue OF the violsts
OF seventeen springs was In ner eyes, their
rose hnes upon her cheeks, their bird. music 10
her tones, and their fragrance, we guess I'VE
cant speak positively upon her breath. She
flashed into our room like q bright sunbeam
From the moment we saw her, we felt thai we
were entirely at her mercy. =
This young witch, this sweet enclosures,
this charming sorceress, said that tho Journal
was unjust to her and the rest OF the
school, girls at the hotel She told Us tnat tneIe
were.ome terribly dernonstraive femaie reD s,I
in the house but not amohg the scnoot girls.
She admitted that the later sang inc reoel nag
song ence, but she wss ready with reason.
'.What,'' said she, .~ere we to DO The au-
thorities took off sil our Federal sweethearts
from the hotel 70 the tort, so that we had no
hope but OF thef rebels, and we thought that the
best way 10 secure them was to sing their
favorite song. SaIeiy, MI. r, there was no
Mr. p. that It was in Your nature to be 80 cruel
as to wish to have us forbidden TO marry" We
succumbed. We gave up. We climbed down.
WeKnocked under. We backed ont. We apollo
gized. We now repeat our apology. We shall
not bring the case before the General Assem-
bly,. These young girls, we hope, will all get
married, and, III they have the i'll or good for
tune TO become widows, may some clever tel
low think 1t pleasant sort of horticulture TO
remove their weeds. May each one OF them
live TO have twelve children, a husband and
forty four grandchildren and a thousand
seven hundred and twenty.eight great grand.
children, full proportion OF them named after
us, and may we be present at all the christen-
ings.-Louisrille Journal, 16h. -,sr..- p
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PROPOSALS..
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
" .t.TI WAR DEPARTMENT,

IN
~ -'.10"' war DEPARTMENT,
eealed Proposals win be received at this once
saI SRRa "a Fts ~
liyered in t-e following quantities at the under
24.PoUNDER SHE'LL
81 At the Water vliet Arsenal, New York. 5000
,,At the New York Arsenal, Governors Island
1t the U'esssny Arsenal. Pittsburgh, 5000.
At the Washington Arsenal, d. c., 5000.
*. the Water Wet Arsenal, Ne. York, 500; 8,
AT the New York Arsenal, Governor 5 Island
AT the Aiieshsny Arsenal, Pittsburg, 5000.
At the Washington Arsenal, D O., 500.
These projectiles are to be made of the Kind Of
Ordnance Manual. the tensile strength to be not
less than a GOO pounds per SQUARE inch. 40
Be
Drawings can be seen at any ofths United states
The proteeties are to be inspected At the foundry
where cast, and are to be delivered at the Arsenss
mse M tRs OF rass 81 NOT less
than one tenth 4 l9th, Of the whole amount con.
on the 9TH d Rr Of July issa
Failure to make deiIyeries at a specified time
NUN ss &c sss All
hseparate proposals must be made for each caibre.
se Bss vseIa hss ssos R TIE sas
founders or propfietors of works, who are known
to the Department. to be capable ofexecutIns the
should any party obtaining contract offer shell he'll
be rejected. and the contract rendered null and
void =, :, 80, :. sn'''h - 81 "
The bidder will be required to accompany MS
Proposition with aeuaranteesigped BY two rssgon,
viii It once sIecnte the contract for the same.
with good and cuff Gent sursties in sum equal to
e 1hs
make sooa
said bidder and the next responsible bidder; or
The 70
shown BY the official certificate Of the clerk Ct the
Bonds in q sum equal to one. tenth of the amount
Of the contract signed BY the contrsetor and both
full BIZ biaaer "a bidders upon signing the Contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned residents of -, in the
and severaly, covenant With the United States and
Contract for the same with good and sufficient sure
ias sGae The %
in ae case the said Hr0 *nen shall tail to enter into
contract as aforesaid, we guarantee to make good
the person to whom the Contract may be awarded.
6lVeu 9na6E OuI uhuob ouU beoAb
lthis day of -, 1856.
/ Witness: (SeAl
. ...- fSeal.]
To this guarantee must be appended the official
Each party obtaining contract viii be obliged
to enter into bonds, with approved sureties, for
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
,n nst haes and furnished with forms Of con-
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids If not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed to rigadier Gen
eral George D.; Ramsay chief OF ORDNANCE, Wash
for saDoundsr and 81 S 5asE sh & R y
1el3-eotd Brig. Gen., Chief of Ordnance
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the un-
designed till II O'Clock NJ on FRIDAY, July |,
for furnishing, for the use Of this Department,
Company's White Ash Coal, WV" D''' -''''A' '
20 tons best Red Ash Coal same size. and
Satisfactory arrangements must be msde to Sc
cure to the Government full weight and measure.
The wood must be corded and measured upon the
premises and fourth sawed into three, and the
remainder into two pieces, and all piled away in
'hs - .n,,,xn. the Wood v;l, Ia a. ,;h.,+
deliver at such Time during the "a "a. and white. ee
as may best suit their convenience, provided &C.
curity be given for the faithful fulflment of the
The undersigned reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, if the interests of the Department
No bid win be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be given of the reliability and loyal.
Samples of coal, such as is desired, can be seen
by calling ng99Ip :, the nnd I,1s .Sa
signed, and endorsed proposals for Wood and
and for e The as1s nay 10
. Disturbing Clerk, ~
3el7 I'd Post Office DEPARTMENT.
m PROPOSALS FOR MEAT. grEf..I,.
i he Undersigned will receive sealed proposals
until p M of Wednesday, the 18th inst. for sup
s. S AZ s
ending the s0th June. 1866 III 80 ' '' 'A
Bidders win state the price psr pound for fresh
dlinss, hams. and sansages, making separate BIDS
for the meat required for the use Of the attendant
The meats required for the use Of the Asylum to
All III meats to be- furnished at such times. and in
snch quantities as may be required by the Intend
be rejected by him. W.G II. NEWMAN. may
Commissioner " ashin ston Aulum,
je 20 I'd -.s tIntelli gencer. I = n -.
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DRoPosALs PeR RoRAaB.
CHIEF ouARrzR4AsrsR's orrlol,

WARRINGTON DEPOT, Dec. 3, 1868.
sealed Proposals are invited by the undersigned
.Hd Roa Msnses ssb. Ma
these PLACES, with Hay, Corr. Oats and stray. mn
and hs 81
ssT 4 vhs a q s
rates at which they will make DELIVERIES thereat,
s q sss b ds
msneed and when to be completed:
Corn to be mp in good !, stout sacks, Of about
onshss eaeh The SACKS to Be- Whog
extra charge to the Government. The hay and
The particular kind or description of oats, corn,
hay or straw proposed to be delivered NEST be
the .nsaese under the bids herein In
yited will be subject to rigid inspection By the
s p
the lowest responsible bidder, as the interest Of
the Government Ssy require and payment viii h Be
have beer z,liyered ana accepted. $3.50
The bidoer will be required to, accompany his
s
they win. within ten days thereafter, execute the
sureties in sum equal to the amount of the CON
tract, to deliver sforags proposed in conformity
the aas
to a Sad tbs
sible bidde. Or the person to whom the contract
The responsibility Of the suar.ntors must be
Under the United States government or response.
bic ResssI known to this .,
s'asss: Of the
Ts 5s s si % S Gen
s. s .aS ;Roaia Be plainly marked Proposal;
Bonds in . sum equal to the amount Of the CON
* If s ss T h
b Ssss sssssss & s
era"a sS COUNTY Sa t; I'd ' iS:s:j
.1 s & T. tsah
tt .:s S:s b.
bushels Of Corn. In sacks. at per bushel of
bushels Of Oats. in sacks. at - per bushsl of
ton: ee d Bsled Hay, at = Per ton of 1000
tons Of Baled Straw, at per ton of 1000
Delivery to commence on or before ths day of
into ans RRssas TGzss 'a sstss
With good and approved securss sthin ths
has been accepted. Your obedisnt servant. IT, ''a
rigadler General u. ID. RUCKER, -.
General Depot Quartermastef,
30 Washington, D. q.
GUARANTY.
We, the undersi gned residents Of -, in the
County of --, and Stats of -, hereby, Jointly
and severally, covenant With the United States,
end II s: e. Sa ;;
after the sceeptance Of said bid execute the con.
tract for the same with good and suficisnt sure.
ties in SUN equal to the amount of the contract.
the terms of advertisement dated December g. 1855,
under which the bid was made, and, in case the
said - shall fail to enter into Q contract as
aforesaid, We guarantee 70 make good the differ
ence between the offer by said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded. ~ =
Witness, ~ l,.---..- ysgg .ssrs-, o..
Given under our hands and seals this - day OF
-, 1885,. " [Seai
I hereby certify that, to the best of nay fnovl-
edge and belief, the above-namsd guarantors are
good and sufficient as sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security. l!H F0---
To be certified by the United States District A.
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other oficer
under the United States Government, or respon
D. II. RUCKlR,
dec S-f Brigadfer General and @, NJ
~sxJrvn . o,n &
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PROPOSALS FOR PORTER.

MEDICAL PuRvBYoR's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June u, 1864
Manufacturers and dealers in this article who
wish to supply the Purveying Depar tment of this
quested to send written proposals to the office at
as early date as practicable, for examination
Porter to be of best quality in pint bottles we'll
corked and wired, and packed in barrels of six to
eight dozen each.
G. SUTHERLAND, Surg o. a.,
je 23-6t Medical Purveyor,
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D r i &c IALs

Hsadeuarsers Military District Of Washington,
Prorost Aarshars OFee, I
Washing ton, d. c., June y, 1851
Special Orders, No. 97.-F ExtractI-' 80
From and after this date, no liquors VIII De
allowed to be sold in this Military Dis'r1ct, IN
within one entrs Block or square of any hospital,
barracks, camp Oh. tphere there are any troops or
guards stationed. ~ fGa .
All Licenses heretofore granted are hereby
revoked and liquors found on any premises
within the prescribed limits will be 1T once
con fscated, and the owner will be liable TO
Imprisonment. AZ .
BY command Of Col. NJ. N. Wlsewell, Mill
tary Governor T. INGRAHAM,
lie 23-lw Colonel and Provost Marshal.
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~ sc all Hamilton" writes an indignant ar
ticle to the Boston Congregationalist because
Mrs. Prince of Wales was not allowed to nurse
her own baby. She says the Princess did not
cry long enough to get her own way in The
matter, and she rises into passionate eloquence
about tsGod's own beautiful, bountiful, bliss
fulordinance" of nursing babies The Spring
field Republican wants to know what spoor,
lone body" like Gail can know about babies
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IHEpIOAL PURvRYOR's OFFICE.

MEDICAL PURvEYOR'B OFFICE, 80 ss ea
1M q. WAsHINeToN, D. c., June II, 1854.
All dealers in this city and Geora.stown, who wish
to sell to tbs Medical Pury eying Department. ara
eauested to send to this Office, on the MONDAY Of
each week, sealed list Of the articles they may be
prepared to furnish, at short notice, With the
price of each attached to the same. - :,
jelStf Sarg. q. 8. a., Medical Puryeyor.
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~ Mrs. Heggie, OF Ithica, N. Y, has been
arrested for the murder, by poisoning, OF her
daugh Charlotte L., young lady about 81
years Of age. Mrs. H. had q misunderstan ding
with her daughter and other members of the
family, and IL is supposed she adopted the
above. named method Of revenging herself
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SPRING DEBILITYi
LANGUoR, LAssIrUDE. u
AND THAT LOO.

LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TINE OF YEAR, are
Immediately relieved By the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution Of PROToxIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with its vital principle. Or
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON,
Infusing STRENGTH VIGoR and NEw LIFE into al
parts of the system. f.-t
One of the most Distinguished Jurists in New
England writes to a friend IS follows:
~ have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully sustains your prediction. 1t has made
aHEw NAN of me; infused into. my system new
debilitated when you last saw me, but stronger,
hearter. and with larger capacity for labor, mem
tai and physical than at any time during the last
Eve years. ~
An eminent Divine of Boston says: ss
II have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time past it gives me NEW vIGoR, BUoYAScY
Of sPIRIIs. ELASTICITY of MUSCLE.
Pamphlets free. J.lP. DINSM0RE,
o. No. 491 Broadway, New York.
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r IMEi LIME LIMEEI am now prepared to
IL deliver fresh burned POTOMAC LIME, pre-
pared from my new Flame Kiln, without coming
In contact with the fuel x i.''-
8. p. CASTLEMAN, Ktha Lime Kiln,
APT sm Pa Az. and Rock Greek Bridge.
WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLEs-A new
w French Cosmetic for beautifying, whitening,
and Yrsservins the Comylsxion. Il IL the most
wonderful compound Of the age. There is neither
chalk, powder. ragnesia. bismuth, or tale in its
Virgin WaI-hepee its extraordinary qualities fer
preserving the skin, making it soft, smooth, fair
3nd trsnsp-ysest. Itmakes the old appear young
t.e homef, handsome; the Handsome, more beau:
Mim. and TIE most beautiful divine. Price q and
HUNS BLOOM OF ROSES. most perfect color
Tor the chicks or lips does not wash OF or inturs
tne SKID; Rice Is cents and 81. HUNTS COURT
IOlLET fHMOER, for whitening and preserving
the snln; frics IS and 30 cents. Manufactured By
HUNT Co, ~ South Eighth street, Philadsi-
RAla, NOPE geniine unless the name Of " Hunt &
CS - is plown O. the. bottles. For sale at A.
CK S Eh a VvSAarW Baltimore street Baltimore,
Pennsylyania ays.. Wsshingt on D. o. . apl.srh
WE HAVE Just RscEIYfD IR0M EUROPE
Strings that have ever BEEN broukht to this&
country. Also, one fery fne old Stainsr Vie.
lin, and several others of superior quality The
etfirEa are all manufactured to our order in
ence Of one Of our fFp the beat during
the winter season, and aN warranted TO- be true
and e. grsst strength. wAsls,ss ana retail At
nyM Gornsrsfl isA street md Fa avenue.