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PROM EUROPE.
iBy the Atlantic Cable.i


Lospos. Nov. sl--Lora Stanley. in reply to
letter IN regard 10 The ships seized by the
United States &c veYnmsni, points oct that no
aIrangemeRt can BE- made to consider such
claime. A grand reform banquet t,ok place az
Manchester last night Mr.. Bright made a
powerful speech. The Admiralty Court in
tie case Of The Rappahannock, has ordered the
Representatives Of the United States Govern
msnt to give security in 'he suit where ft is
plalntin. The Times Gays although the Fed
era Secretary OF the Treasury believes rhat the
bonds OF the United States viii be paid in gold
d. would be better il Congress would secure
such payment by law -.---...
TRANCE.
PARIS. Nov. 2i-Evenine.-It is said the
FRENCH Government has received news That
the r ule OF MaximIllan is virtually AT an end
and II is further reported that the Government
mas or dered the Shipment OF stores 60 Mexico
to be stopped. lTs,.T
! PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov. 2i--Evening-There is a re-
port that the King Of Prussia has written a
letter to Pope Plus, offering HIM the protection
of Prussia - -
! HUNGARY.
PEsTH, Nov 2I-The Hungarian Diet met
to-day. The imperial rescript was received
and read II declares that il the Diet will re-
move the difficulties in the way of unity a
hungarian ministry will be appointed. and
the autonomy OF Hungary be re-established.
.. .a g. .st. GAMBIA. .r...
LONDON. Nov. 2L--Adyices from Crete state
matt the Cretan Assembly deny the report that
they have submitted 10 the Turks.
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FARMERS CONVENTION AT RICHMoND-The
Richmond papers of yesterday contain full
reports of the Farmers Convention in session
In that city. At the meeting on Wednesday
resolutions were adopted -. That while we
should do all in our power TO utilize all Of the
labor now in our midst, white and colored. vet
as this supply is not adequate the wants of the
country, that the landhOlders in different Sec
tons should nnIte in offering such inducements
10 the immigrant as will induce him to settle in
their midst. That a COMMITTEES of five be an
pointed by the president of this society, whose
dDty IL shall be TO memorable the Legislature
of Virginia TO encourage Immigration TO this
State, and TO make such appropriations as will
be needed 70 carry out this object. That il is
deemed by this body as most conducive TO the
mutual Interests of the proDrietors and the
labor which We baYe TO employ the labsrers
for the longest practicable period, and 10 pay
them money instead of a portion OF the crops ,
Mr.. Frazier, Of Rockbridge, from the com
mitlee on the subject OF usury, submitted q
report, closing with q resolution, s.That in the
openion of this convention the usury laws of
this state snould be repealed, and interest for
money be the subject Of special written agree
meDt between the parties"
After considerable discussion, IN the course
OF which the obstacles to the develop ment of
the State intsrposed by the usury laws were
considered at length. The report was adopted
by very large ma ority J.
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From Canada

Ten suspicious looking characters Were ar.
rested at Toronto under the habeas corpus act
They could give no satisfactory account OF
themselves. and were placed in the old county
Jail by ihe sheriff. The United States Govern
ment has instructed the Hon. u. Thurston,
American Consul, 10 appeal for a new trial for
the prisoners condemned, and itis the inten-
hon OF MIR. Mckenzie 70 make the appeal for a
new trial before the Queens Bench. COM
pany OF the Royal Canadian Rifles is expected
TO pass through Toronto nom Kingston, en-
roGte for Fort Ere. They will b armed with
the Snyder Enfield rifle The sheriff has BEEN
requested by the American Consul to supply
the condemned prisoners with one Substantial
meal each day, the expense to be1iefrayed by
the Consul. The whole TIMBER OF British reg
ulars on duty in Canada up to November isr ID
H,CDo.s The findings of the court martiaii In the
case OF Major Dennis have not vet been made
public. although the court adjourned three
weeks since. II II expected, however, thar be
VIII be cashiered for cewardice while in front
Of the enemy at Ridgeway.y "a 80 ! :
NEW YORK. Nov. % The Herald's special
Toronto dispatch says. q large annexation
meeting was held last night. Resolutions were
adopted urging the Canadian people 10 accept
the terms offered by the last United States Cor.
gress. A large force Of troops have been or,
dered by the Canadian Government TO Fort
Erie. Mr. Mckenzie applied to-day for a ne W
trial for the Fenian prisoners under sentence
of death, . .a- s6i,'t 20 .s..3 f1-y -sHa
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Sinsular Snicide
PERSISTENT sEARcH or np,r,

PERSISTENT SEARCH OF DEATH
The Chicago Tribune has the following.-A
very singular case OF suicide occurred on ruaS
day evening on the track OF the Chicago. Bur-
hngton and Quincy Railroad. An UNKNOWN
woman, concerning whose name or history no
information can be Cleaned, was seen about
six O'Clock in the evening, prowIing about the
Illinois Central rosnd-house in a manner
which excited the suspicions OF the EMPLOYEES
OF the road. She returned .re vasiye answers
10 every question addressed TO her and she
seemed very reluctant TO leave the vicinity OF
the track. ..--..- -. -
An hour later, while a passenger train was
coming into the city, the mysterious ladV
posted herself so near the track that the engine
brushed the skirt of her dress, and the epei-
neer, in passing, put his hand 10 her head and
pushed her away. Still she refused 10 depart.
There appeared 70 be a fascination for her fu
the passing trains. and one of the men en-
ployed in hat vicinity hazarded the remark
that she, acted like a woman who desired 10
destroy herself At another time the same
evening she was seen kneeling in the very
center OF the track, right where the train would
pass, proceeding which argued either insan-
lty, drunkenness. or a fixed determination TO
be run over. She was not drunk. however.
ana her replies 70 the workmen indicated no
A little after ten O'Clock she succeeded in
carrying ont her strange resolve. A train of
passenger and freight cars belonging 10 the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company left the central depot al S. and
reached q narrow avenue between Michigan
and Wabash avenues, near 10th street about
ten minutes after ten o'clock Just as the nan
turned the curve the eng ineer's attention was
attracted by woman. who started suddenly
from the fence anv planted herself an the path
Of the engine. IN immediately reversed the
engine, and called loudly TO the infatuated
creature 70 get out Of the way. she refused 70
stir, and seemed not 10 hear or heed the warn
ing. The train was running at the rate Of only
four miles an hour, and was very promptly
stopped But il was too late. The engine and
one freight car had already passed over her
body. manging it IN a frightful manner The
head was battered out Of all shape and her
limbs were almost severed from the body
The remains were taken in charge by sfficer
OSuiliyan, who had them taken TO the dead
house 20 await Identification No blame what
ever attaches 10 the railroad company as the
accident WAS evidently the result of eettied
deter mination on the part of the woman TO
put an end TO her existence in that peculiar
way. - -. ..-..r ...-.r : E. i. ~.
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~The papers record the case of A youn9
girl IN Maine whose blood changed to eurar.
We know some girls down this way who are
all sugar. D., r-r .....rs :. -. "a,
~ brooklyn, n. Y. is to-have an Inebria,e
Asylum. fr.e ..-... ...-. 4s.
~ John Morrissey has given 5000 to a
New York church. -'T".T.k ss'
~A lady in Utica met with a shocking
death by the catching of her hoop skirt in
~Colonel Henry Wilson, while taking the
arr IN Boston graveyard on Tuesday, stun
ble6 on the dead body OF suicide.
ga eiergyman's daughter in England has
eloped with her groom-bride-groom- ...-..
D6Miss Jennie Page, an invalid young
lady, sixteen years OF age committed suicide
by drowning an Rochester, on Monday even-
ing. a- s-e. rr-r-.f.. =. FL. rs 80 ,s.I--
~Dr. WestIand Marston has written new
e-act comedy, shortly 10 be brought out In
Washington, entitled "a Mere Chnd.1 tlH-
~Dean Swift said, at is useless for us TO
attemptto reason a man out OF q thing he has
never been reasoned into" -'...' ''l
IMrs Susanna Troll was burned 10 death
in New York, on Wednesday evening, by the
explosion OF kerosene lamp. '.. 4,
- A man and his wife are in the Wisconsin
Insane Asylum, both made insane by the
death OF their only son az Andersonville.
sra bewitehing beauty of Chicago lately
betrayed the confidence OF an En9Sfsh cap
tam and relieved him Of his watch and dia-
mond pin. e.1 .fT -...-.aI--N y F..L =
. SettiuG Ine ponce on tne Watcn fOr me-
teorics shower, in all the principal cities. 10
supposed 10 have prevented It's appearance
1Two prominent New York pm gihsts mad
q ring fight last week Of seven rounds, and got
badly pummeled.
SThe country press Of East and Middle
Tennessee notice very extensive exodus OF
citizens going on for two months past TO Texas
and Arkansas. -...... -. -s.-
aSA burglar was once frightened out OF his
scheme of robbery by the sweet simplicity OF
q solitary spinster who putting her night
capped .hf ad out Of the window, exclaimed,
400 away; Amt you ashamedP'
~The coIored ladies Of Buffalo have, in ri
vairy with their paie-fsced sisters, entered
upon the fashion of heightening the color or
their sombre complexions with rouge.
SRG ID. p. Price. residing in Princess Anne
county, Va, was arrested on saturday,
CHARGED with forging the name OF William
Ward. Esq, on promissory note OF 92i5.
~.There are ties winch should never DO
severed, !" as the i'll used wife said when she
found her brute Of husband hanging in the
hay-Ioft r.Esr8.. iffs - - Fra
~The average cost Of teaching per scholar
in the different Wards OF New Icrkts sis Ga
o0The Ohariesfon Is. CO. Courier supports
the su ggeshon 10 meet the labor problem ey
cenfning cultivation TO the best landss aad
carrying production to the highest result per
acre.I- ~ $3.50 tEs tfolH .'3sept1 slf rl
~rhe Mancheeser IN. H. woven arefree-
ing t5eir minds cnithe subject Of svonen,s
TeS'd Is - a .-s's -arng -ts>d .airs.I.Ero'
IisW o. t.How 1Fr1ft'-les ifldW - flet r--ara
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FROM MExICO.-The Estefette saws the Em.
peror was at Cordoya, and would be in Oriza-
ba shortly. The solution of the present anx-
ious crisis was announced for the next week
Oajaca surrendered 70 the Liberals on the 3lst
OF October. On the 5th there arrived al Vera
Cruz a large amount OF Maximilian's baggage
exempted by General Eramadrid. A letter from
President Juarez, dated Chih huahua- October
Is, Gays General Aranda had, left FL Pasas TO
forM function with General Auza and attack
Durango, which WIS evacuated by the Frencf
and'garrisoned by the Mexican Imperfalfsfs
But little resistance was made Juarez had
par doned two traitors. Enriquez and Alfonso.
but had refused 10 pardon CorranZa and Men
deZa, who were executed for crimes Committed
while .Cnihuahua was under Imperial rule. II
is rumored that General Vega. who went to
assist Corona, was really employed by Urtega,
and, having fdisobeyed j uArez' orders, = was
shot as traitor by order Of Corona. f.ss > sg o.
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RESULTS OF A QUARRRI.-TLyee, Persons
Killed.-A quarrel has long existed between a
man named Elgip, keeper Of an inn at Missouri
Ct.y, and the Titus brothers, five in Hnmber,
Were In Missouri City on Sunday last, when a
violent alteration TOOK place between Them
and Elgin, IN which the latter shot and killed
two OF the brothers and succeeded in making
his escape and in reaching the house OF his
father. Law. few miles from Platte City
During the following nisht he was traced TO
Elgin attempted TO evade his pursuers. but
they were too many. He was killed by a ball
In the back while fleeing. about two hundred
yards from the house. .EUE1EEG EGJT-E = .
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HALLS VEGETABLE

slClLlAN HAIR REVIEWER
mas proved ITSELF to be the perfect prepar
LOT The hair ever offered to the public.
ts q vegetable compound, and contains NO iR-
curious pro perties Whatever
IT WILL RKsroRE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
IL will keep the hair fr ON falling ont.
It cIeanses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
lastrous and ri ken. = =
IL 10 Q splendid hair dressing
No person, cid or young, should fail to use IL.
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND UsEp BY THB FIRsT
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
81 Ask for Halls Vegetable siciliap Hair Be-
newer, and take no other
.... r. p. HALL 90,
Nashua, N. H., Proprletors.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE, date Grsver's,)
PsnnsylyAnia avenue, near Wihards' Hotel.
ePAl lDINs Pre- prietors.
}. b sPAckhAs.--------.-.--..--. Manager.
THIs tTnd.y, EVENING. November q, =
Last ,get hut one mort positively Of
ana nms nne In Washington OF has original i'm
S,N1Rs RssgtR ssRrss TRE 0gfs.s6h s.Gh
IGi.nd F.%i MATINEE ne fom6rIox ae, Hsna 1sstafaa,,
In A BAR ROOM snd the Fs.c. Of MY NEIaH.
BOks WEE, With Mr.. ViHING BOWERS rs
Mr. JEFFERSON is engaged, and win appear
on Monday Evening, November %.
... METZEROTT HALL.
GRAND OPERATIC CoNCERri
THE RIGHIH6S OELEBRArED ENGLISH
. OPERA TROUPE, ..
OAR0LINE RIOHINGs, DIREOTREss,
VIII appear for positively one night only on
MONDAY EVENING, November DC,
at the above named hall, and present some OF their
choicest gems from the following operas:
FRA DIAvOL0,
sIoILLIAN vESPERs,
MARTHA,
ANNA BOLENA,
BARBER OF SEVILLE,
LINDA, BETLEY AND
DON PAsQUALI.
Musical Dir ector.--.-..W. G. DIErRICH
Cards of ad dnission 81. Box sh eet pen on Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock, at Metzerotts Music
Store, where seats can be secured without extra
charge. no 2l-5t
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A sUPKRJoR pyMrpv

We can conscientiously recomme nd to those suf-
fering froW q distressiBg caugb, DE-. STRICK-
LANDS MELLlFLUOUS COUGH BALSAm
IL gives reli eft almost instantaneous, and is with
doubt but the melli1uous Cough Balsam is one of
the best preparations In nse. and is all that its
proprietor claims for 1t We have tried IL during
the past week, and found relief from Q NEST dis
tress,ng cough Its prepared by DR.: Strickland,
No. lS9 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
for sale by Prnggists. Sold by J w. NAIRN q
20. also at WhITES Drug Store. and OHAS
street. oc "a Iv
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A HoIRID CAsE.-Andrew Brockmanp, one
OF the victims OF the Indian massacre at New
ium Mountnan, In 1856, has arrived at ST Louis
He experienced The toftures OF seeing his
wife and four children igurdered, and was then
horribly mutilated his tongue cut out, ham,
string severed, his fingers cut. his hands
naimed, his scalp torn reeking from his head.
which had previously been perforated with
three bullets; but despite these wounds, the
unfortunate man survived and was carried
to salt Lake City, where he remained in hos
pItal for three years =. - -. -. ID r. II
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H. r q OUs
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists ia 18Th ,ly
TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DR
hTRICKLAHl,A PILE REMENY

sTRICKLAHDS PILE REMEDY
Mr. Glass. of Jahesville, Wisconsin, writes for
the beneft of all who suffer with the Piles bat he
has been troubled for eight years with aggra-
waited case OF Piles and his brother was discharg ed
from the army as iscurabe. he being qnite para
ly1ed with the Piles Both these distre ssng cases
we're cured with one bottle OF DR. STRlCK LhND'S
PILE REMEDY. The recommends alton of these
gentlemen, beside the daily Testimonials rece we'd
bJ Dr. strickland, ought 10 convince these suffer
Ing that the most chrenc cases of Piles
are cured by DR. etrfcklands Pile Remedy It's
sold by Druggists everywhere Sold By ]. W,
EA1RN 90 CHAs. CHRISTIANI, 37I Pa.
avenue and 500 9th street oo a6 iy
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB sPEOIA
--.. t.... OASkS, .T- -
No. IL Bond street. Kew York.

0Full information, with the high,st t,stiyuo-
mas; also, Book ON Special Diseases IN seaIed
ehretqpe, sentfre ~ Be szTs and send for them,
ara you toiH not regret a.: Tor, adveYtfsing ply
s1c1ans are generally tmpostOrs without ye|eTesces
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose a stamp
ID Bond street, New York no II DkWiy
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ANUNIQUr OARRIAgE.-A colored man drove
through the streets of Richmond last Saturday
In an open one.horso carriage, made wholly Of
broom straw with the exception Of wheels and
rpnninG-g gear, which attra cted almost as much
attention as the arrival OF a circus lor mena.
gerie. The wheels were sawed out Of solid
timber, and measured eighteen inches in diam
eter, and revolved glibly on their well-lubri-
Gated ankles. The shafts and harness consisted
OF light material, tastefully adjusted; the BODY
being, without top or cover, three feet in
length ano perhaps two feet in width, consist
ing entirely of straw interviewer with oeiers in
very compact and artistic manner. with q
seat OF the same material in the hinderpart,
and just large enough 10 admit a man.
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A NOVEL METHOD OF DcOToRING FRuIT
TRKEs.-A gentleman Of Rochester was lately
in Saratoga county, ~. Y, and was there
shown an apple tree in fine healthy condition
which had been i'll, subjected 90 treatment
with calomel, and thoroughly cured. This
tree was afflicted with insects, which were
destroying IT and rendering it upproductiYe
nearly through the sap, and two grains Of cal
ON inserted. As soon as the caiornel was
taken mp by the sop, the verrnin on the tree
died. and IL began TO bear fruit and has done
so for three years, to the entire satisfaction of
the owner. sulphur may be mixed with the
caiomei and produce good effect. This is a
fact worth knowing. -sFa 81
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LOVERS OF Fish, BBwARE.--An inquest was
held in England on the body Of Thomas Cuth-
bert, a market gardener, aged IS. whose death
was caused by q bone sticking in his throat on
the 9TH inst AlleGorts To extricate the bone
proved fruitless.e Uunl Sunday he could not
swallow. but, on the evening of that day, the
bone was forced into the stomach. Infiamma-
ton ensued, and he died on the folio wing day
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QvwDo yen think yoa scan DO the landlord
IN The Lady OF Ly snr fs said Q manager % .
seedy actor in. qbest OF an eneagemenk III
have dose > srsstanAay lAsdleFds-" 81 ;sisl
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Co-oPERATIvE SoCIETiEs.--Englandsi is re-
ported as possessing 65l "provident societies.r
with nearly 81 ,lsC,iSo capital and q member-
ship composed In large proportion OF the
working .cissses OF that country. These se-
cieiies are formed for mutual support, and
provide needy members with various snecessa.
ries OF iife- Many of them are stock eompa.
nies. and make dividehds cot profits and ali
said 70, be economically and skillfully con-
drt.fedI y SO p y ti-,itr fS9s ba- at \
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ COLOGNE wATsR has not sweetened
CoIogpe. Soeshey. found forty upplesssnt smei.s
mere, Asa not 2 single pleasant. one. New York
eur cttizeRs can surround themselves with fra
gIance by using las IN, co fifths Of them doJ PHA
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SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
0HnI ~

EhULANDERS 3 EATRAUT BUCkU
u CURING TB
eVery case OF KIDNEY D1sIasI, RHIyNAYrsA,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, wEAkNRss and
PAINS in the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from ExcKssRs OF ANY KIND
CONE. YE AFFLICTED
TRY 0LANDER'S.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU
sold By oil Apothecarfes. Price q. d. BARNES
q Oo., New York, and BARNES. WARD co.,
hew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
BoGERs, Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
General Agents. feb lo-ly
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BEHsErT, OF THE NEw YORK HgRALp, THE
VICTIM OF ALLEGED SwINDLERs,-The New
Yerk News gives currency 70 a report thai a
ssrng" has been discovered In the Herald Office,
by W nich Mr. Bennett has been swindle1 out
Of S50,000. The facts in the case have not been
mac public, but tis said that as soon as the
matter Is fully 1t will result In the
discharge OF some twenty employees.
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DENTISTRY.

Ds LIVE, DksTHsAi DkhTfss4A, S.. REMOVED lf.a
~ 70 xoo Penn. avenue, ten doon<S
Tsest Eztraasd WiIkon Pain All per x0
sons having Teeth 20 extract. l would sdvise them
70 ceu A. ia. LkWlEc once, and nave them
taken ont Teeth inserted en- Rubber, Gold and
Saiye1 rates: In erdsr that all persons should
nave Ieetn. We have reduced the price very low
70 oe convinced Of the fact call and see fer your
eeNes. Also, call and see the new and I'm proved
:, no; seo Psnn's avenue, between 18th and 18th
70 7-n 6R LEWIE n d Dentist
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BALLS PARTIES, 60.
THE ISLAND s0CIALs ., ---1--T- "a
Il Will give their
. .Ft. TENTH GRAND BALL,
.a At ISLAND HALL.
On MONDAY, Dec. 10, 1855. noei 6t'


RuT THE LITTLE BELT s.eAR!. -
236 Penbsylyania avenue. g..
no ~ cost bet l2th And 18th SITS.
GOAL AT hEDUCEDI PRICES CLE
80 - WHITE AsH. !"'s3
Locust Mountain. Chesfnut. e7.3.
a. ssSSS, O. sto's Do. Egg, Do. Furnace, Do. Steamers,
ss'i%0Is ps Inc, cDssny Stove, Do. Egg, Do Fur
Boston Run Stove, Do. Egg. very superior ssal.
Lehish Foundry, .ssas. .L - r'roa'p1 20. E'-
r..- 49,, n. Red ASH ts-r -.-r.s -. "a
@aRs Gyfso v.ie;; vHiihe; siSas So 81 s6d Esg s'7' w m
OAK sha PINE %6So5iD. Of the very bs., quality,
Now IL the tiue for families to put in their win.
Orders viii os received at cur Office. 4ss 9Th
street, between and Q, st enr - wharf, q foot
noissf s,h street, sSws ss.Sssn xsSsI and
MAsgrAseA4tGs,SIASS1 MAsgrAseA4tG s,SAS1Es ESeLesiViLr, sLssHsiL AND
ROOsE CHANDLEE,
are for sale, Wholesale and retail By ,..s
at willards and National Hotels. and at 80
-, w Il. CHANDLEES -FtF -
S,gar store, under Ebbitt House, corner II and
c We Ssl the special attention sf dsslersto these
ClGARs, as they are undoubtedly the finest in
snddiity snd anu sae ever prod in This covysY,
ana No are onered at very small advance on csst IA
/ UMBERi LUMBERu at - 'T'
eco feet OF Virginia Pine DIST, from 20 to 80
30O.OOC feet Eastern shore 4 Virginia Pine sprues
and Henlock Joisf, from IL to o. feet, and different
IrOc0 Cypress shingles tsimmons q Davis No.
10000 Cypress Shingles, common brands and
saps .-.
PRIME % select @ and seconds, seasoned waite Pine,
apasfs6 feet - White Pine Cullinss 44t 20 .f'
le1,C0J feet ~ yellow Pine Dressed Fiooriug
25.oeO feet 4,4 and s-4 Carolina Eloorisg -. rfn
Oak, Ash and W alHut Plank 30 :. ,s..a....,-.
Together with q general assortment OF all kinds
4 p%ssf nsFa All Of
. .5f7s b5Ff!l JOS 81 LIRBHY. sSrf
Office, No. ~ Water street,
no 2 lm .5Ts Georgetown, ID. q.
CaHEEs HI C H Sci z -IfTT Z
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hoph GRuY,EBE,i 81 haa s-olE z, ga ,
2hioiiaa ~ 7-7E1l = SAP sAGo, D hs.'
! -or.r OAHASTRATQ--,- .aas s,.--,,tr
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