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SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS
TO SILL . SPLENDID SHIRTS Fos 50.


fquai 10 any other make sod ct - 50 each.
To VIBRANT the BUTTONS never to come on
To sell every description Of ine LNEN and CoLORED
SHIRTS, equally % Cheap.
To 1T every size. the SMALLEST BOY to the AhG-
To collar all creation with Ten PAPER COLLARS of
the best kind for rs cents
To ,elI good u pfBsHIRTS for rs cents each.
To sell Fine DRAWERS for the same price.
To sell Real shsfcr F.ansel SHIRTS Asd DRAWERS at
81 50 each
To ..n shatsr Emit SOCKS at Sc ner dozen.
To supply the trade With L0CKWCODS PAPER COL
LARS at their FACTORY Prices and
To Change your VOTE refund your money not salts
factory. i. .... .
pneland promises to Populations BY the thousands
OF BHITISH toCKs. which bs purchased and made to
toe the marx at IS rer DOZEN
Thoutauds Of new style ENGLISH COLLARS have ar
rived and ratified BY trial win button on to no others
9hs socracy equally alive to your interests and the
following BIG BUGS viii great you at MOODy's: ff
PEINCE OF Walls SCARFa
DUKE OF EDINGBURa BOW.
EARL DERBY KNOT
LORD NAPIER 0ARofE SCARF.
GLADSTONE TIE
a. Dickens TIES and COLLARS.
AND an endless variety of NEcKIIEs vn other distin-
euished personagea
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...OHARfREs BfRKk1...............u
n A. 5n0gssEAU 90, Importers, e1s . Isw prsss
furniture and snanasl OIL CLOTHS; NATTN0-ab rois
China LOO pieces Cocoa; WINDOW bHADE9; Table snc
taans-kacs. Repa wcrsd. D.mesk, se Huniturs bcv,,
ins~tnsu ssd Csttna striped: Covnioss Basda P-s ~
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General Meade's latest order is an illustra-
ton of what we have come to under Radical
rule. 1t is simply an assumption, on the
part of military commander, of the power
to interfere in elections under prctcusc vf
gunruIng rIe papiio peace. Formerly the
people of this country were so jealous of
their rights and their franchises, that in many
States military companies were prohibited
from parading on election days. The very
proximity of the musket and the bayonet to
the ballot-box was regarded with horror and
alarm. Now military commander, by pub
lie order, takes the elections in three States
under his charge, and directs, instead of res
training, the interference of his troops. This
means nothing more nor less than military
despotism- military despotism not even dis
guised by the forms of law. The pretext
that these dispositions are made with the
purpose of preserving order is an insult to
the intelligence of the public Every one
knows the meaning and the result of military
interference in elections Everybody knows
that, in the language of military despotism,
disorder means voting against the wishes of
the commander of the forces. When man
has bayonets at his back, he cares very little
for the ballot-box, except as an agency for
the, accomplishment of his purposes We
do not know that Gen. Meade actually intends
to carry the elections in his district by force
of arms-he would not be able to do SO,
even if he wished-but he shows that he is
perfectly willing to violate all the well settled
principles of public liberty, and to trample
the civil authority under the heel of military
power.
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/" DickSON'S ,,

DieEsOMes
CHEAP MILLIN Err Y
FANCY STOR E
From Canal Street to the Corner OF Maya
zine and Josephine streets.
uDr Q k = o MI
,, ,..n.cfulv intern the Ladies ef this city thu
..e.upt Of the HARD TIMES and HIGH RENTS. that he
ha. removed from CANAL STREET to the alb We address,
ara ould respectfully ask fm continuation Of their pa
rOnase can account Of Low RENT afford to sell the
Same Glass Of Goods that sold every day Canal street
TWENTY. FIVE PER CENT LOWER
Hats, Bonnets. Flowers. Feathers, etc..
And win sell them at prices that win be satisfactory to all
who may favsr with call As
DIG * = ON
the to Introduce TO the Ladies OF this
where they could find what hey wanted in the way of MILL
merry GOODS for themselves and the Lit Folks Res
sonsble Prices be will continue to Sell Cheap all in
his power to please and give satisfaction.
DICKSON.
Corner Of MAGAZINE and Josephine streets.
Just Opened.
We have received BY late Steamers the NEWEST STYLES
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS,
BROWN BEAVER NEW MARKET FRocKs.
FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK VELVET AND SILK VESTS,
And OTHER NovELTIEs-an offered at the LOWEST
''' PIrKIN, PERSON & CO.'S,
Is and Is Camp street
7I.--......C Camp Street. .........7I
I. 9. BERRY Sc CO.,
..- DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES.
Especial attention givent TO Family Orders.
Goods delivered FREE OF DsAYAGE.
Country orders solicited and promptly attended to
#. F0brs.
SUPERIOR CLOTHING AT LOW PRICES
Having returned from the Nrta and added my stock
and fresh supply Of sEAsoNABLE AND FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING. beg to say to all may need any
articles sppertaning to gentlsmans wardrobe. give
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POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.

Fr1Iow-crrzExs-N the remory oil man
WA cspvess of the world nded wthsuch brilliant re-
suts a. the one Just for the beneht Of AL nal
kind and the people Of the Southern States in pareu BOT
alene have the uages Of OF national
contributors been secured but England France and Germany
are with myads Of the newly and
becomes my pleasing duty, Immediately rsu-n home
to report the glorious which has attended isoo
for your comfort and happiness for the coming season.
An immense meeting Of kht Operatives held 81 tbs
FACTORY in New York. which suitably decorated for the
occasion with columns Of New York Mills Wamsutss and
ether MUSLIN. sooned with several elegant grades Of pure
Linens ard tasey sorned with Stars Of Buttons Spool
Thread elaborate devices in scso Knives and other
tarv and civl rccoutrements and after the most en'hu
s,c addresses resolutions offered and the following
Platform adopted nem- con-: 81 , ~.
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To the Property OsCssers
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS


It proposed te organize the Property owns Of the City
Of New Orleans into Association Of securing
their combined and united action in any question which can
Affect this great interest," whether be to the enact
men Of laws the adoption Of Improvements the
Of progress to restrain improper legsa-
ton, whether State munic pal and to equitable
system Of taxation and the proper application thereof
The List which Is already numerously gued by the
largest and most respectable property Of the city may
be found for the Of all those disposed become
members, Is the ONCE Of Mesus. G. E. GIRARDEY CO.
No. IL Exchange Place. between Canal and Customhouse
streefs LII.
As this List shsn signatures of
our leading property hoder public meeting will be duly
announced for speedy Organization e ~.
The Influence which such association capable of
great city. and the increased comforts OF inhabitants are
property owner win Withhold his cooperation :.
Boys and X,ossfAs' CIOthSsss.
We have just opened FINE STOCK or cLoTHIse
FOR BOYS, and can suit all tastes
FANCY CASHMERE JACKETS AND PANTS
BLACK CLOTH SACKS AND PANfs f1a
~. s..-4 . SILK MIXED suIrS-ALL SIZES.
Boys shs Under shirts, Drswe CoArs suspendsrs ETC.
Call and examine the prices at 4l ssf sfro
PITKiN, PIER SON 4 CO.'S,
Is and Is Camp Street.
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win ind ct sc stand 20 Camp street. all descriptions Of
House Furnishing Goods. Fine Cutlery. Plated ware Fine
Cut and Plain Glassware; French China Plain aud Decor
sed Dinner and Tea se's Stone, China Plain Fancy
Toilet Ware. r.flri ..s.lr.t a.. ..
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SUPERIOR CLOTHING AT LOW PRICES.
Having returned from the Nerta and added my stock
a and fresh supply of sEAsONABLE AND FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING. beg to say to all may need any
articles spperaning to gentlemans wardrobe give
call they viii be pleased with the QUALITY,
MAKE and PRICE Of the goods offered them. 81 -a-se
F. FABRE,
Corner ST. Charles and Common streets
Under st. Charles Hotel.
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Democratic National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENTS:
aORATIO SEYMOOhS,
OF NEw YORK

FOR VICE PREsIDENr:
FRANK p: BLA1Hs
OF MISSOURI
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Electors for the state ~ Lsrge'
GEO. W. W. r. ohAo
ALTERNATEs;
pURAKT DAPoNTE..................... HH'
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,rt,,7 ELKIN, ,, 81 CO., M
lee Canal street. oppshite Christ Church.
Are receiving new Styles Of Velvet Brussels Three
Ply and Ingvsin CARPETS. Al'o Floor OIL CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES La. and Damask CURTAINs and
large Of UPHOLSTERY GOODS for sale ct The
Lowest Market Price for Cash.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-11

contemplated improvement by the City Council
is conformed to-which was adopted.
The action of the Board of Aldermen on the
pettion Of E. Rosenthal was concurred in.
The President appointed the following named
Stockholders Meeting of the O.. A. & M. r.
r. Co, soon to assemble in this city: Lewis
Mckenzie and F. A. Reed.
Mr.. Shirley submitted the following, which
vas adopted
authorized to have footwsy laid across King
street, at the intersection Of St. Assph ST., the
work to be done as soon as possible.
The Council then adjourned.
Teste: O. 9. WHITTLESEY, CT
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4 "VIRGINIA HOUSE" OF IS YEARS
"A STANDING.
EARTHENWARE. CHINA, AND GLASS
WARE.

e. j. MILLER has just receiy ed and opened
his full FALL SUPPLY Of all articles IN his
line, which nee not be enumerated, but which
comprises IN assortment, equal to any. in style,
quality and price, that can be found IN any
other market.
He would respectfully ask country merchants
and others to examine his stock and prices, in
the confident belief that he can furnish goods
at prices that will render it unnecessary to go
beyond the limits of the Commonwealth for
EARTHEN WARE
In addition to such goods. he is prepared 10
furnish best FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, Of
any size, by the box or otherwise; PUTTY, in
bidders or in cans; SELF-SEALING JARS
for canning fruit, GLASS or Stoneware) Kero-
sene Lamps, Chimnies. sc.
Plated and Britannia Casters, handsome
variety; Plain White, Gilt Band and Decora-
ted Tea Sets. Fancy Cofees, Mugs and Vases
of French China, Mantel Ornaments and Fan
cy Ware. In short probably grester variety
of goods than can usually be found in such an
establi hment in larger cities.
Fail not to call and satisfy yourselves that
such are the facts.
To our old friends in the Valley" and the
regions round about, and to those beyond the
mountains, we will give q friendly greeting
sep l4-eo3m
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Common Council.

Alta regular meeting of the Common Coun-
ell, held November 10th, 1868, there were pre-
sent: j. B. Smoot esq.,. President; MessT0,
Baker. Reed, Shirley, Nc Kenzie. Moran, Neale'
Arnold Stein, Turner and Harmon.
Mr.. Moran, from the Committee on General
Laws to whom was referred the petition OF GER
tain hucksters in the city market reported q
bill regulating the sale by weight Of potatoes,
turnips. beans, &C, but being incomplete it was
referred back to the same committee
The petition of Nancy bud ey for correction
of erroneous assessment for the year 1866, was
referred to the Committee on Claims
Mr.. Baker, from the Committee on Streets,
reported in favor Of granting the petition Of IS.
F. Price for the erection Of two frame cottages
on Pitt street; which WAS adopted.
An adverse report on the petition of A. b.
Crupper ard others was adopted.
Mr.. Mckenzie offered the following, which
was on his own motion, laid on the table:
Resolved, That $3.50 be appropriated by the
CITY Council on account Of the necessary sur
views for the county map, now in prosecution,
by order of the County Court on the condition
that the town is to be laid off in this map in 8
suitable manner; and that the Auditor issue
his warrant in favor of Washington Blythe,
Engineer in charge Of said surveys, for that
amount from time to time, rs 1.-THE money Is
wanted.
The action of the Board of Aldermen on the
bill of X. F. Roberts was non concurred in, and
the same ordered to be reeommtted to the Com
mittee on the Poor.
The action of the Board Of Aldermen on the
bill of Lewis Stein was concurred in.
The Committee on Public Property, to whom
was referred the petition of the Masonic Build
ing Committee, reported in favor of granting
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GETTY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Board OF Aldermen.

At a regular meeting of the Board of Alder
men. held November 10Th, 1853 there were pre-
sent T. Il. Robertson, esq, PRESIDENT; Mcssfs'
Markell, Harmon, Dyson, Clark and Bell.
The Committee on Pubhc properly reported
on the petition of H. Rosenthal in regard to the
renairs Of the Corporation wharf occupied by
him, that they ind consulted with the Corpora
ton Attorney, snd were Of opinion that the
CORPORATION was not bound by the terms or the
lease TO repair the wharf and, further, that the
same is in great need Of repair, the estimated
cost of which is $3.50; also, in favor OF granting
the petition of Alexandria Washington Lodge,
T. s. A. M TO extend the doorway OF their
Lodge, provided they conform to the cont en-
plated repairs TO the old Market BuldjA&-al
of which were adopted.
adopted:
wharf known as the Long Wharf is going rap
idly to decay. which requires immediate re. re-
lessee will be additionally benefited by the re-
pairs thus made; therefore,
Resolved. That the Corporation put said
wharf in repair, provided, the lessee will bear
one half the expense; and that the CoLlmltteo
on Public Property be. authorized to negotiate
with the lessee in carrying the foregoing resolu-
The Committee on Claims reported in favor
Of paving the bill of L. Stein, for groceries fur
nished the Aims House, $lB, which was adopted.
The Committee on the EOOr reported III IAVOr
Of paving the bill of Il. f. Roberts - Son for
goods furnished the Aims House, Sl2L73;which
was adopted.
The reports from the Committee on Streets on
the petitions Of b. F. Price and A: B. Crupper
and Others, were received from the Common
Council and their action concurred in
A petition of Nancy Dudley for abatement OF
taxes, was received from the Common Council
and referred to the Committee on Claims
The bill of r. F. Roberts u Son, ordered TO
bo paid by this Board was returned by the
Common Council, they non-concurring in the
action of this Board and recommitting the bill
to the Committee on the Poor-which action
was concurred in.
A notice of the appointment of Messrs. Nc
Kenzie and Reed as proxies en- the part of the
Common Council to represent the Corporation
in the meeting of stockholders of the o., A 81
M. 4. r. Co., to be held November 26th, 1868,
was received from the Common Council, and
Messrs. Markell and Bellappointe onvthe part
of this Board.
A resolution autholzing the Committee on
Streets to have q fobtway laid across King st,
at the intersection OF. StaAssph, was received
from the Common Couacil and laid on the tn
BILE. ~
The Board then adjourned.
Teste: JOHN J. JAMESON, CPk
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THIS IS no FALSE ALARM
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT BLOSDHEIN'
Il 80,

Cor King and Fairfax SITS.
Cheap for the million Be sure to look for
Blondheim's Make no mistake, it will pay
you to look particularly for the corner Of King
and Fairfax sts. Don't buy until you see our
goods and prices. We defy competition We
really sell cheap; look ut our price list below,
and then Judge for yourself
For Beaver Suit for $3.50, go 10
BLoNDHgIMs
Corner King and Fairfax sts
For the finest quality Black Cloth Suits for
SIS. go to BLoSDHEiM S,
For real good silk mixed Suit for $l2 so go 70
BLoEDHEIMs,
Corner King and Fairfax sts
For first quality Harris Cashmere SUITS for
$ll.60 go to bLoSB D ;Ei' 8,
For n fancy Cashmere suit for -, go 70
BLOEDHEINs,
Corner King and Fairfax SIS.
For one cf those fine, black blue or brown $
Sack Coats go to BLoNDHEiN 3
Corner King and Fairfax SIS.
For good Working Costs for 81 60 to
BLoHDHEIM $,
Corner King and Fairfax SIS.
For strong pair of " orking Pants for 81 60
tn BLoNDHEI@s
Corner King and Fairfax SIS.
Last Of all if you want other goods IN ms Ine
as cheap in proportion as the above list 90 to
BLoEDHEMs
oc 28-tf Corner King and Fairfax SIS
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Foreign News.

The London Times has an editorial article
giving the basis of settlement and the present
status of the question at issue between the u.
s. and Great Britain ga mixed commission
consisting of two members from each nation,
will be appointed to adjudge Ill questions arls-
inc since 1858, the date of the last commission.
Enplaud's responsibility IN the matter or me
Alabama claims will be referred to Prussia tor
arbitration. If the decision is in favor OF
America. then the commission will investigate
the claims. America has withdrawn the cues
tion of the recognition of the Southern States
bv Great Britain during the war. The San
Juan business will be referred to the Fres1qeht
of Switzerland for arbitration. The lines
speaks of the distinguished publicists, whose
judgments will aid the King oil Prussia, Gress-
nier and Hefftner, both leading writes on IN
teruational law, aud engaged in the Berlin adj
minlstrations
A dispatch from London says that the state
ment of the Times, IN relation 10 the Alabama
claims, is, in some respects, incorrect.
The Lord Mayor of London gave 3 banquet
Yesterday, at which Mr.. johnson and Mr. Dis
raeli were present. La the course of a reply
to toast, Mr.. Johnson" said Il have been
greatly criticised for the manner in which
have received and offered civilities while in this
country, but such structures on my conduct
have not affected the negotiations which are in
progress. However dissatisfied people here
and at home may be, they will find that there
is no ground for such feelings. The question
at issue between my Government and that OF
her Majesty's are now settled without touch
ing the honor of either nation. 1t negotiations
hereafter are carried on in the same spirit, wal
between England aud the United States, viii
be impossible, Disrae made an able speech
Abiding to the subject introduced by Mr.
johnson, he said: The removal OF our dliil,
cultes with the United States gives good
ground tor hope that no future misconceptlo1
will occur" lie reviewed the aspect Of affair;
in Europe, and admitted that the superficial
aspect was threatening, but declared that the
Ministry could see no apparent pretext tol
war.
The Marquis of HASTINGS died yesterday
aged &c. ID,
There ia reason to believe that the Spanish
Government will at an early day conclude trea.
ties of peace with Chill and Peru. This hap
ny result is attributed to the mediation OF tht
United States, and sympathy aroused 10 SPAR
in consequence OF the desolation produced II
Peru and Chill by the recent earthquakes.
The American snip Jas b. Patterson L
ashore at the mouth OF the Weser. Lille boat'
have gone to the rescue OF the crew.
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The MAN OF THE TINES. -Commcrcial re-
portors, when they represent business just now
as dull, state what is true, excepting a. the
great Clothing Emporium Of 3. ,BLoNDHEsl@'
me mt is always S full Of customers whethsr
YOU prefer ready. made clothing. or that made
to order. for yourself, your children or your
grandfather, BLoNDHEIMs is the place to 90
Your pocket book viii be ms well pleased s.
yourself Buying and selling his goods e1cIli,,
sively for cash enables BLoEDHEI% to underseH
mis- neighbors in the same trade. Good clothing
cheap, very cheap for cash.
s. BLOEDHEIM,
oc q Corner King and Fairfax cts
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AN IMPROVEMENT UPON TUPpEg -Ho NJ.
does good to those who have little ia do viii wy
laying stepping stones to Heaven. He that ~ 10
ables every man to dress we'll even handson oa'
ly at small cost does moro real good tbso 40
man who spends his income in sending rns,;o we
aries to be devoured in Otaheite These tr0nl
will not be disputed any more than that OH
one yhjGh announces 9sh BIondheim the Napoleon
unequalled benefactor of his fellow-etizs,ss H1
For good, cheap and durable apparel cSiI =,
the corner of King and Fairfax streets a.
Our flag is still there ,"
nov =
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SPECIAL BARGAINS at George G. Heooino,.
10. 5ll, 7th street $40 black doeskin Psn,.
S12 black ard blue beaver Pants 81 Car5g,s'D
Jackets; SO working pants Sl2 Business S3 e.
IS Boys Suits $40 and Sl2 Oyercoats. e.
White Shirts 75c Undershirts and Drawe,ss :
81 home made Canton Flannel Drawers 50,
black cloth frock Goats, and so and S22 bSrI
beaver Overcoats One price only.
Washington, d c., nov Sit
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TIE RUSH At DEA1HAM Clothing Store
low, excels anything ever offered in his line
and those in want of good Clothing who wisb
to save g per cent will do well to give him 8
cali a. he is selling them off fast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-11

10 the Hall of the House of Representatives,
yesterday, where few members had assembled
previous to the adjournment, Mr.. Oliver }.
Dickey, at once became an object of curiosity
by reason of his being the successor OF Thad-
deus Stevens. He does not resemble the odd
leader" of the House in any particular physi-
cslly, nor in many mentally, so much as in his
bitter and uncompromising radicalism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-11

1t is stated that in opening the November
session Of Congress once adjourned to De
cember-yesterday in the Senate Rev. DIR.
Grey Offered prayer, half devotional and
alfpoitical-and in the House, Rev. DIR. Boyn-
ton Offered prayer three quarters political
snd one quarter devotional. This appears to
be nice calculation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-11

CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE. Wash
iugton Express, OF yesterday, has the following
article :-"W. W. DUNCAN, esq, is spoken OF
by the Republicans as their candidate for Con-
press from the Seventh Congressional District
OF Virginia. Mr.. DUNCAN removed from Baiil-
more city, his native place. to Alexandra IN
1861, and took with him all his wealth and an
unusual share of enterprise, which he IS now
using in the interest Of the Stare by the build
lug of roads, bridges, canals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-11

% Saturday last, Gen. John A. Rawlins, chief
Of the staff OF Gen. Grant, delivered a speech
to very large assemblage in the city Of Ga
lena, Illinois, in which he went for making the
United States an "Ocean Bound Republic
taking in Canada and Mexico Go ahead
Excelsior Acquisition The whole boundless
continent &c, &c.
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MARRIED..

At noon to-day st the Second Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev James r. Leftwich, Capt
JOHN S. CHAPMAN to JULIA II. GREG
DRY, both Of this city.
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CsTX ITEMS.

HEAVY WOODEN Mittens, from Tangiec T
land; good Country Knit and Shaker Yn;,
Wooden Socks the best qualities Of ED9Ii.s
ard Domestic Merino Half Hose; real BucE3.ik,;;..
Gloves; Gauntlets and Mittens. for Lsdia.
Gentlemen and Boys and fine Merino S5i,s.,
and Drawers for $3.50, warranted superb orr Is
any imported. at Geo. Q. Henning's One Pr;so'
Store, No. 81 9TH ST., Washington, DC. IL