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ssr.RtrsusD asa RlIuos yRor Guim
Fa.ToJ ss -ga kRr. .sbalyE t1s.yJ we'd
rHx ONLY PLAoB wHlEHs CuNx dif y
49, ~, oprkfHkn .,.ii- L. ...l.'5
o On fuHEsruH Azs HspyS .a ~ 90 ".
vsriskf Wsstssss ofhs Bah n Einbs 6tda
'sres, ff.stieat q ths Eiaasys snd piSdd.E y
s,, t,..s.Ss', l@sSs,svy css.,h q
syid,i corfo saaef las.., Palpi,siion u N,
Heart, Timtdity, Trcmbhngu, Dinnsss Of Sight
OF oIddiaes.. Dissase.ef The Head, Throat, Nose,
Bovsls-,ho.e tsrribi, disorders arising dor n
the solitary Habits Of Youtl-thoss sruRrT and
solitary practices moro fatal 70 their ystlma thas
the song of syrens 10 the Marinera Of Ulysses,
oss l.s :ss %Ss srass. ' a. s'pi %
j. fYoUNd MEN - t'.ll !.
Especially, who have become The victims o. soli
tsry Vice, that dresdfui and destructive habit
ss.n y .v ssn y ras sS
ents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entranced listening senAtes With the thnn.
ders Of eloquence, on walked 70 ecstaey tbs hvins
'yra may call WIN nt m, f0sad'nss III 90
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, being aware Of physical weaknesa
organic debility, dsformiass, As., speedily
cured
vse s. ssrss es - =, ~ az q ~
tlsmsn, and confidently rely upoa his skili q
,n.,,.,.,, oh U,.d ia T VIZ K.ss ,.,,
This Dresdtui Disssse-whieh renders Life mia.
srabls and Marriage impossibis-is the pennify
psid BY the victims Of improper indulrsness.
feuns persons Ar. TOO aPt % somi. sxeesses mon,
may snsus. Now, who that understands N,
subject will pretend 70 deny that the pswsr Of
prccreaticn q lost sooner By those falling into
being deprived the pleasures Of healthy os.
spring, the most serious and destructive symp-
toms 70 both body and mind arise. me systsru
becomes deranRed, the Physical and Mental
serroes frritssiIi1 bsspspsIs Psipi..tss 3
the Heart, Indigestion, tonstitut,onai Debility,
q wasting Of the Frame Couahs Consumption.
Aeg -.--lsrr .l.l.Il. 49, pvITrIILI'
4r rS.s W SOUTH rRf s!,sn sTaEEf
few doors from the corner. Pan not 70 obsery,
name and number
Letters must b psid and contain . stamp. n,
Doctors Diplomas han, ,og n III, his Siaos.
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don. arsdusie from ous on ths most eminent Oai.
isges In he United states, and the greater par
GoS wS0s' hai sRsn In .ss sSsp,,s
has effected some Of he most sston,,SInS s1rs,
Tia. wsrs ever r \. sS may troubled VIA
rinaipg IN the head and ears when ssiaen. grasl
neryousness, being alarmed al .sudden sounds.
bashfuiness, with frsausnt biushing, sttendei
somstimss With A. dsrangensnt On The nind.
were sured immedisteiy.
TAKE PARTIGJLAR MOTION rg... g
DR.. J. addresses All thoee who have iniu,.S
thsm.slves bv improp.r indniganee and soiitar :
hahits wh,sX rnip hnth hoJn M MI ,asns naa
linz tSsm for siths, S..Sss s .tna1 .o.,
maPriage. .S "
These arssoms Of the sad and melancholy Of.
fssts produced By early habits Of youth, yiI
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ssryio. Friday ,,.a,as. At sunset and Bah
hath norninrs 81 Q. -. = " "a sa

=. . - :.
Service Friday evenings II sunset and Sab
bath mcrninTs 81 Q O. -. " "a IS
rnnrps xBsss ROUSE. Z
ORTHODOX, No. ass North Ninth stTsst, two
doors south q , sired, ~sst ssds.l Sabbath
M.ssins Hors,. Norm I s.r,e. tportA sid.,
between Hxhtssnth and Nineteenth streets
west. Needing svey Sabbath II IL o m.
ny LurHrnAr.
German Evsngslical Congregations Of Trim
ity, Unaltersd zussburs Confession fonrth
street west, corner Of \ street north. Pastor
Rev. 4. N. Busrgsr. Service merning alter
German Evangelical, q street north, oofner
Of Twentieth street west, First ward. Rev.
Samuel Finckel, pastor. Services IL o'clock,
q m, and evening
81. Paui's, corner Of Eleventh and II streets
west. Rev. J. @. Butler, pastor. Services
II q m, and evening. Lecture on Thursday
evening -
Church, Four-and- half street, Island. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning at IL O'Clock.
VIM. Frey, pastor. .a a s..a. ..r
rEw yERusALEn.
Church, North Capitol street, between B
and @. Pastor, Rev. Jsbes Fog. Services
IL .. m -
cHRrsrIAn cHuRcH.
Tho Christian Church meets In the 6u-
preme Court room Of this District, at the
City Hall, On every Lords Day, st IL o'clock,
o. m.
sPmIrukLIsrs. III
The Spiritualist Society hold religious ser
Woes In Union League Hall, 481 Ninth street,
between d and \, every Sunday, ~ IL .. m.
ooLoRED CHURCHES. =.
BAPrIsr.
Rirst Baptist Church, corner Nineteenth
and streets. Servioes IL q. m, Q and Z.
p. m. d. W. Anderson, pastor.
Shiloh, L, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets, Row. VIM. Walker, pastor. %
Old Side Baptist, Z, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, supplied BY itinsrant
preachers. r.'
Fourth and L streets, Rev. Albert Bouldin,
pastor. -..... .-..L
Third, between II and streets, Rev. John
Gaines, pastor.
q, between Sixth and Seventh, (Islsnd,)
Rev. WIN. Leo, pastor.
Zion, Second, below L street, Island, Rev.
VIM. Walker, pastor.
Piled by DR.. Hill, Rev. j. N. Mace, and
.ys,c.r ,,-vo,,.- r,,,co,,
u,,aa R..hs, NJ h.,-. p;s... .a
e,s.L I'm =
1u' - - C..,.ai D. n
w 49, "o go. 800 e"1 Va N"P''''' iN'''
1iaps' $500 - .., n.
eon snu s''''''' NOV
'" Eh.n..ar a., $500 -, a.o,..,,,. p.v
John J. Herbert, pastor.
A,h,-u F,.n.om ~ 49,.
pam E,s''n'h anu N s'iee''' NV -
e 1en, Pestor. ,,,,
nan I pns p sSup u A1 p. es, !osP''''
nov, nooer' u. nooer'son, PHseo,'
mount UNI L,cn, Madison ssree'' 'eorgeso"n'
ns'' mr. once, pas.oI
MeA. oh.
r. IJn n U1s,ey' sleeS oy'reen eeoona Ana
ar ...h III ' -. snss Rsso,.
and F;s,h Re- Jans. Ds.,"s
- 49,. Ca.....ss, l.
,xson 80 ..."",. ~, s.v.n.sts
r. W,,iian' ,.ssor 'A '''e ~
Ur;o, w.. 49, .h;,a 49,, ~
,xs.n 7. md M n. nsson ns.,or
.,,oss,n nm. .v,.,,.. I.c4,cs cav.si.
,..s
Fyv,t h.tv..n N - n .,,..,. r.,.,a
Rsv Il M Armour tvhit.l. ns,tor
ps..NyyraIas
F;fts.rth str..t h.tv..n 7 and X Raw. III
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THE WASHINGTON MUTUAL COAL
L ~" COMPANY. ".d''I ~ -.l.7.
[cIKcuLAR.l
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[cKcuLAR1 h~.'Id tN
s''. r''.al WILMINGTON. Deeernber. 1894
Every one complains 81 the eItortion aud i'm.
position praetieed npon the people Of this city In
Inc matter Of fuel, but no one proposes 4 remedy
Anumber Of sentiemen associated with us own
q valuable coiiiery in sehuyikifi county, Penn
sylyania, producing now over 90. 900 tons A wear.
or thu best quality Of white ana red ash ablhra,
cite coal Tho rnaehinery aud appliances are
complete. Upon this property We propose TO orr
eAnize company with n capital Oh ASO0. 900. al
yided into thirty theufand shafes o. sio sash.
The holder OF each shafe Of stock 10 DO entitled
70 a ton Of coal each year ~ prime cost, and 70
side parties lr.t5s t'1ugyrs 10
The fret cost Of coal Of present rates Of trans.
portatiob, delivered 70 the door Oh the eonsumer,
would DO %; at the usuai rates the price would
pa9, ~ owniss .n share. would
si00. This Womb emile him 70 tsn tSls Al eSst
cay " less than dealers retail priees-430 VI
$1,000 tons sold outAide u a profit OF o. par ton
would be......,.,.,........ go, 600
And deducting contingencies, 10. 1000
- .'''7 ~ IVA Joy a. t'.' --1-
would leave. I.g.. az. -. i. .t45,o00
or 10 per cont on the entire capital, and added 70
the sAylng In the price o. coal ESQ, mAkss as, or
mo coal is much superior 70 and worth stlsasv
q ms nsIfst.i and ,hipnssii iaa dsIissry sss
BE- commenced as soon as The ArrAns smsats ara
maze .g,-L ,InAIa.. e.
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Fan a ~ OLA L..

JAY .KcR1S 90. I,
BANKERS,
vIYrHKNrH srRKIr. spposiis rHIrRxAsURY,
bay s,d ssii u sunsat ifssss saa kssp On hssa
fsll supply Of al s.r.sz1T .... .-....
aovKRSHxrr BoNDs IN
sEyKN.rHIRrY rRxAsuRI Norrs,
oERrHIoArEs OF INDEBTEDNESS, b..
and pay the highest prices for
auARrERMAsTER'so EBoKs AND voUoHxRs
suga-au ...'.. 5000 '.-i
FIhsr NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON. r.s-.
-
a. D. COON. tof Jay Cook, I 90. y Precedent,
". Q. HuxrIsror, 'ozahisr
..ussr p Tuan..t .
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AoEHT OF THE UHITED rTATEs
r.. ,.-.4IIv 78 T-0rl
LORE srsl.T. OPPOSITE TEE TssAsunI DnPArr-
.' mn. Ns' JAZZ
- = s'gH.Ta. E.r
oovsrnmsnt securities with tFssssursr United
..".,. Bt.sss, =. 80 T-raG
aAS-ONE MILLION DoLLARs.-Ss %
wssuy and cell all classes .f eovERsHEsr
sEcuRrrIxs al surrsa. m.ri.. rais.. go %
FURNISH KxoHAEos and max. oollsssioss
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE
UNITED STATES. 'h'.'' sr- z.
We purchase oovsrnmsnt voushsrs or the
MOST rAvoRABLE rKRMs and Civ. oAs,ruI
Asp PROMPT ATTENTION TO r.''7'
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND rIRMt,
and to any othsr business entrusted to Us. rqr
FULL INFORMATION in regard to aovKRH.
MINT LOANS At AL tmss -shesrfully furnished.
WIN. o HUNTINGTON. oashisr.
wAsHssyos, hnsb n. lsss r,- MIN -dn 4.
IT. ssEvEN-THIRTY LOAN AGENCY.
y. W.T.. sMITHsoN 4 co., So ,a W. i
BANKERS, .a
~ IA BAitim re street
UNITED STATES = 30 LOAN AGENTS..
All Denominations Of the
$50 NOTES O0NsrANTLY ON HAND,
AL GLASSES o. OF ooSERNMKNT SECURITIES
... Bought and Sold on Commission. \
As we shall give cur special attention to the
Purchase and Sale Of Government secuhtieA, We
most respectfully solicit your orders.
''''''' W.T.. sMTTHs0N co.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds Bought and Sold on
Commission. ..rf'. - - ta1p i
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T'HIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE

Il subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of Co
lSmbia, letters Of administration on the per.
sonAl estate Of Only p. Anderson, late Of
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the came,
with the vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber, on
may othsEWiss By Law be excluded from al
bsnsAt Of the said estate. ~
aivss Under ny hand this Soth day Of jam.
aFy, 1905. WIN. ANDERSON,
IAso'wSWs 500. AdmihiSlTAteE,
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81 Pstriots ohnrch, on street nortn'
eerasr Of fsuth street west Rev. !. wal
tsr, PASTOR Rev. +. y. hooartny ano NV
f.Jordsn, assistants .---.H -.asBe-
81. Peters Church, Capitol Hill, corner OF
Second street east asd Q street SOUTH Rev.
Mr. BOYLE Il the pastor.
q, T.,,h.-,. CO., ANNA, n p,o..n,,
"a N .,r.at, p.stor Raw Ch,y,s. Whits
nm, r. NJ MoN.liy .,.i,tsnt.
49, ,o-S pc, TIT
o. May lee,mAn'1 on fntn' near ID
street. rev matthias hhs, pastor
81 pvmimoks onurch, corner OF S1.n
p.L.i n n , $500 pss.o' ny n 49, % a
0os n r.. 1919 ~ ~ II
p R.,.s q an. n n eli q q n
so NJ noc. I. " IMn, D -
III Moy", nort9 osP,.ei u s.ree., oG p
s. ne.r sne Dougin hosPle IVY
~. 'eone''iee.' PAs'o'' ana 'nr'e s'''''Anss
Chures 81 the i%m.eulass G %
vices every Sunday morning at Q O'Clock. II
may for the present be considered Q branch
ofsk Patrisk's Church.
x,,von,., ,,,.co,.,
hst warrington, fourth street east oe-
tween street south and South carolina ave
sans seyicos u m, and evening. Rev
A'.on - 'ne Pa.so'
Foundry Meeting House, Rev. Dr.. Ryan,
$780, $3.50. :. - 1919.
w.-,--o.e Dc, ~.
Rey. DR.. NsdaI Is the pastor. Preaching at
Al q m and evening.
Hamline Chapel, corner Of Ninth and p
streets. Services at IL a. m. and n p. m.
MoKendres Chapel. Massaobusstts ayenue
MAR Ninth street' R.v. Mayberrv 0obaen
pa,tor. Presohine Al II n. m. and ev,ning
p,.,.h.. ch.,., " W
- Tass.s ..ps' p ITu.L ~
S.'I.I ~ es"' P~'-
'or. Services II D m' ana - p, m
Union Chapel, Rev. ]. ii. M. Lemon, pas
Tor, h on Twentieth street, near Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Services ct ii q m. and "
,. m.
Ryiand Chapel Island, Tenth street, cor.
ner Of d street Rev. William Hamilton,
d. D., the oldest active preacher in the Bal.
timore Conference, is the pastor. Services
Mt the usual hour, morning and evening.
eor,uch oh.,.l I.a,S I, ,,r.o, .ou,b
.orn.r Fou,-.rd. a h.If s,ras, .hort -
AKA. ~ ~. Si.s.n.. h.,ss.s,, H. 60 ~
Ar.sn.I r. NJ n"v;s a. ~. ra.,ar
S.sv;o.s A ~. ,,.,sI 49,. A' P~'''''
Wsnrh chsn.i csr;,oi nm .orr.r =, A
.trset 1orth md Third strest sast R.x'
n n M.r,i.k 4. AZ. n...or c.-.i.a. =, ~
m mi "a m ''''' -
Prox;dsno. chsn.I Raw M A Tn-r.r
Major s.,ond .trost sast CORNER 7 north on
n. nil inst Al me no;nt Hbara tha osrs
n Ia A. -
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For the correctness Of the foreeolnR statements
we hays Permission 10 refer to Geo. W. RiRgs,
Esq,. u; D; Cooke, Rsq, H. @. Fahnssteol, Esq !,
and z. O. Robbins, Rsq. decs-V
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN MEAL.
ORIG. P.ssr co.sls < .sr ., sgp,,.1..o..

oPYIoE DEPor CoNnIssARY OF suBsIsTEScR,
wAsaIxaroS, DC, March q 1895.
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, are invited until
SATURDAY; March 10, 1850, n O'Clock M :! Tor
Furnishing the subaistencs department with All
the Corn Meal that may be required for three
months from the 10th inst,
The Meal to be delivered at the Government
warehouse In Georgetown, or at the wharf or
railroad depot In Washington d. c., at sueh
times and In such quantities as the Goyernmsnt
may direct. after ave days notice. =, ~. ~ g.,
The Corn Meal TO be delivered In good, sound
Hour barreIs, each containing one hun ied and
ninety six Q9e) pounds; TO be fresh ground, and
OF good, merehantable quality, and will be In
Payment win be made In such funds as the
Goyerpfnent may furnish for disbursement.
Bids must be addressed TO tho undsrsigned, at
Meal" ~ T.,BRID0Iss ~
mhs-et - Brsvst Major and Q. & ".
SALE OF HARD BREAD. ~
Sealed Proposals., In duplicate, VIII be received
at this once, on wEDnRsDAYs and SATURDAYS
o. each wees for all the surplus HARD BREAD
The bread il in boxes Of hfty (oo) pounds eaeh,
and In good shipping order. v '''--
All purchases VIII be delivered on board Of
Transports without expense to ths pureh assr.
No proposals received for lees than twenty l2O)
Boxes, one thousand Il ,O00) poundI. - - '
Payment required on potineAtlon OF accept
anee Of bid In ,dovernmsnt funds.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Hard Broad, 8" and addressed TO n - :,
del4-n 'aih Colonel Apd,G Wv
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Gold closed at l44a in New Yosk ID
night s
There were but thrss dsashs reported
from chole. in New Yosk On wsdasslay.
For South Americas news and fipm IL
Isthmus sse our dispatches.
-Hsyti and Domingo are in dsmoralissd
state. violencs rsisna
The New York Herald has Sensational
dispatches from Mexico. Max. can't manae,
his elephant. 2@
There's gossip for New York socia,
circles. Scan Nag, Stewart rs. Mn. Stew
art and Kneeland. 1t doesn't grsatly interest
Iowans.
Report Ola coronor's inquest, al the way
from New York, wherein = ferry boat pilot
was censured for carelessness, may be found
in our dispatches. A big thing.
The Phoenix affair, true to its name, has
got up from its ashes and gone into cnurt.
Report is given of a Fenian meeting in
Troy. There exists considerable excitso.ent
in Fenian circles.
-Stansberry says that A. ]. can reappoint
officers whom the Senate has refused to con.
firm. We hope Stansberry is honestly per-
suaded on that score.
"A. J. was SO exhausted by his late rrsas
iabors IN distributing the Co2ssitution, AAg,
and thirty six stars, and proving his right to
wear the garments oe Old (hic) Rye, that he
has been able to do little in the way Of max
ing treason odious since his return to Wash>
lngton; he has only issued = few pardona
See dispatches.
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are likely TO b Of great service = IL alliss.
The Eszagusyans continued up to The l6sh
to send down torpedoes, and on the 14th and
10th two explosions occurred 20 near the
leading vessel Of the allied feet - te shake
bar seysrsly.
&TAs second Brazilian army, $1,000 strong.
under Ponto Allegro, had been incorporated
With the allied forces. Two. or three thousand
convslsseents had also Joined. Further rein>
forcements have also been demanded and are
expected from Brazil and the Argentine
provinces. 80
It is expected that the Argentine Congress
will increase the export and import duties.
a Rrsxilian transport steamer had been
lost in the Platte. All the people on board
were saved, a. we'll - l50, 600 sovereigns.
There was dreadful fire in Rua d. Tur.
tsnda, Rio Dc Janero, on tho 28d of August,
owing to the explosion Of powder kept on the
premises. Some persons we're killed and
several severely wounded.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

New YoRK, Sept.


A Herald Panama correspondent says sew,
eral Of the California State authorities had
threatenedto resist the enforcement Of Marque
Rails orders, aud domestic trouble was antic-
ipated. Favorable concessions had bsep
granted by the Colombian gpyesuueat TO the
projected railway acposs the 1sthmus. MoutrJ,
The deposed Admiral of the Peruvian navy,
was still in the custody Of tho police, s&e
Chilian commander having charge OF the
navies of both powers, and Tucker, the ex-
rebel who was appointed to supercede Mon
try, having subordinate commander under
him,
The Hrralfs Havana correspondence Of
the 18th says the house of Don Miqueal in
SaDamo de Cuba had failed, with liabilities
at S247, 900, and assets At only $4,000. II
There was more 6rmness in the sugar mar.
ket.
Elections for President we're ia commence
in Nicaragua in November. A
No government has yet been installed in
81. Domingo, and that little Republic is Civ.
en- up to the disorders attendent on state of
anarchy. Hayti is in the same condition. Out.
laws ovefrun the country, and horrible csimes
are committed With impunity.l sam@
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FROM RIO JANEIRO,
sanguinary Rattle Between the Para
gWsyans and the Allied Array. s

O0eya aAs e&0 the AAAbo4 A1MAYs 4
NEw YoRK, Sept. 20.
The steamer North America brings Rio de
Janeiro papers to August 18th.
Advices from the Platte report stubborn
and sanguinary battle on the 18th and 18th,
causidg 5 loss bf POO killed and wounded in
the Allied armies, and an approximate amour.
10 the Psraguayan army. The latter fought
chiefly within entrsnchments, and consequent.
y we're less exposed.
Sales Of coffee at Rio for the fortnight we're
{, 500 bags, II an advance Of 200 to 800 rials
per ruble on the finest grades. The stock is
reduced % 4, 600 bags, msch OF which d a.
fesiors The new crop . estimated At q, ~
600 bags. S@ss ts@aN
lATsR
Advices from Rio Jsneiro state thxt the
Chamber Of Commerce Of that city has re-
solved 70 urge tho Imperial Government tc
Immediately close the contract with Mr,
Psrry n. D. Collins for consectitl9 Mis- Coz :
try with Brazil by telegraph, which il was
hoped would be accomptshsdips i've yuars.
The following aes particulars of the greei
battle between the Paraguayans and Allie,
% the Platte, of the l6sh and l7ah Of July
The affair arose from . determination oil
the Allies " Gslodse The Pang1aSahssG6a
the position they were fortifying on hill
~hich would have enabled them o eplAe6l
III Allies lsft and rear. The P&asda5-
ans were surprised and driven out q
dV break - the morning r. : q
the 10Th, by brissds q B1slliiaisl
Afier abort fight the victors advanced to a.
assault Of the Paraguayans in the rear, bu,
were received with such heavy ERE they vers
fuesd % sbandna she' attsap4 I'D confine
themselves 10 the defense Of the works they
had tak1a. This vas supcSssfully done, not
outstanding two attacks were made BY the
Rasa9uayana, sd storm nf missilaa pesset
ou their grosnd. The Ailies suAersd eoaStd-
erable, and the troops under. Ere were rstire<
sevenl tiHss during the day. Tke sA6T
day pAsssd without fshtisg. a eecnnaidais nj
sance, made to uncover the Paraguayans
movdnSsnao anaf WORKS ~ changed into /
general assault of the next llne Of the Para
6uayan fouiGsatolA vhich vss cpHisd, pu
recovered and again retaken. Rut finally, af
Ter xery heavy 6ghting, which inyQlved mos
of NJ Hrtolua tpti ti1ea th4 Aakps recog
nixed that success in that direction would be
too dearly bought and their treops was re-
called, retiring Il god osdss nia10st beina
pur.ued The Rssaeyaysuhm towesssJ
made dash WITH cavAlry q III
Argentine Aank o., ~ xSaN, lbat voao ~
Ralaed, and the Aghting ceased bu both sides,
ESorks captured on the l0Sh rsnsia, =
she possession Of the allies. Tksv Ven
s8saSsssssa with saaAee aAa moE(as4 ~
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NsW = VnAt ouRss ~
The Heralfs City Of Mexico and Yer,
Cruz correspondent of the 1st and 9th respec'
lively, says that Maxiniiap had received I
dispatch from some person unknown, aying
that all was useless. On the strength Of this,
rumors are prevalent that Aaximilian 10 Z
prisoner 10 Bassin; that he wishes TO 70 "a
Europe, and that the Marshall will not lei
him; and others equally Wild. There il no
doubt that there is difference between him
and the French.
Citizens living near vss Crus are renewing
inside the city walls for protection. and stroug
fortifcations are being constructed.
1t is reported in the capitalth Bogine and
Dnry are TO leave on the aext packet.
Madam Escabonge presented long 1esmo
nal asking the release Of her husL and, WHO il
charged With heavy apecq4sioa On tAe In
perisi Government
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Csni4Ovw.

Some Of the good effects Of Tie President
political pilgrimage ana sratuitous dis.ribu-
tisn og We Coassitution, Hag, end thirty -sii1
stars among people are their possession Of
them, not TO Andrew Johnson, but to thsi,
own patriotism and valor, ars stated BY ths
St. Louis Ness thus: sss e
j "The ALBANY correspondent eftha Cincins
nati Gazette in speaking Of the snthnsiastic
reception o& tha Seutkorn EAJa1fS0 ct that
point, mentions the significant fac4 that many
Of ths. lsadiDs ecitissns Of Alheay. AiAssto
anti Republicans, have been converted 70
sound Uni0nism by the Pre1ident'a i baxs
rangues, and viii hereafter vots With a. IL;
publican party. - isssd s4
"This agrees With our information ffom III
quAFters. Il sagrees with the remark made By
the New York Herald, that the Empire SAete
vii bury the Democracy under najosity q
forty thousand, and that neans the buryins
Of the RayWpn4 johnson party, which is nov
mere xhdal appendage Of the old Secession
and Anti Wsr Democracy.
"Like changes are to be noted in Missouri.
In this State there were some Republican,
inciined-so regard Mr.. s5uhnsou - stsif 'sins
ssrs in his profes9ouy af trse Unionism, and
we're disposed 70 pause before giving him UP.
Rnt hey nov - AAatihs b scSihg with Ii
anti-war Democracy and secession element ol
the cosns5y; ard they hsss dropped hin d
they would reptile.
1--WE have no hesitation ia ssysng that Mis-.
sour can be carried against the Johassu
pArty by tveasy shounnd majority, II the
LoYalists ofthe State will but bs aronssd 4
the necessity and put forth their strength.
Let 1as1 Do skngs e Iafase<A sls fsnA
IfMoses win but replenish his stock Of Ii.
Consultation, Gag, starr, whisky aad valearity
add stsrs on ! sscond distributing expedition,
he won't have left . township in the couhtsJ
hat will 90 for "My Policy.
g~I 81 - = - III z IT
'fHr New York 1tibsse ~ ts1xs Alsss
mens sSa. COT: fIrsoas; Va b .asokncs1
- one of lie soAhew q - 2eGun rati
icatiop meeting in this city on. Aonday. .afta1
the bassle Of 0esiy inlrcasesa Shlliis
to the Albany heGislssar dasEeeing tAe3sn.
atty Of death Against he .Upioa. pep a hi,
Sta1A wAo rsfa6eo to 6sf6 il Bhesrd6ll GmJ
viii Gov. Persons dare 70 make that bill t61
ts1t of Ais spse0h =. sg 1sa ssaasg3 III
~sV
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Radical Union CsnventSen.

PRovIDEscE, r. l., Sept. 90.
A spirited Convention Of men who servec
in the army and navy was held in this plac.
to elect delegates to the Ht,sbura Conven
ton. Maj. General burnside presided
Lient Col. G. A. Pierce was Secretary. Ad
dresses were made by General Burnside and
others. Fifty or more delegates we're electsd
to the Convention. Resolutions were adop
ted approving the policy Of Congress on re
construction.