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The New York herald., 1869-06-25
Defeat of 1890 Rebels at Cuaba, Comma nded
by MarmoI, Peralta, AcOsta and Mnrcan0..

by MarlnoI, Peralta, AcO.ta and MarcanO..
HoLGUIN, June 10, 1889.
On the 7th inst. there was fight at Cuaba, where
there was garrison OF forty mobilized volunteers
Colonel Obregon, second under Colonel Benegas, and
now Lieutenant Governor OF this district speedily le
this city at the head Of vanguard OF lancers
and twenty-five Corona regulars. during q grea
shower Of rain and 100 artillerlsts followed sOOr
after. Despite the bad roads they arrived on tht
spot, distant two and half leagues in an hour ant
half after encountering two overnown rivers. Tn,
rebel force was 1000 men, including many foreign
ers. well armed with ri1es, revolvers, lances ant
provided with brass howizer OF twelve pounds
all lately come from Nipe. They were commanded
by Marmol. Peralta, Acosta and MarcanO. A smal
force OF forty spanish soldiers Kept them a
bay three hours. Every time they approache,
the little intrenchment they repulsed, resisting
i've successive charges and out Of forytwo cannon
discharges only one reached an angle OF the lltt
mud hut that served as the soldiers citadel. Obre
gOn, before he approached, suspected the exlstenc,
| OF ambuscade near ana prepared accordingly
But cavalry, as he had ordered the attack
fell on the enemy with such inpetuosty that thu
ambuscade was frustrated, and beng hotly pursued
the 200 which composed their force scarcely hat
time to JON the bulk ol the enemy. rhe troops ther
attacked the main force, which scarcely offered an,
resistance, which enabled the twenty-five Corona
regulars to come up at quick march, firing all tht
way. The enemy became panicstruck aud dispersed
when they the artlllerists arrive Not only th'
brass cannon, but large quantity OF arms, besides
| flag, were captured. The reserve, under ARTILLERY
| Lieutenant Colonel Run, was not required Thi:
brilliant triumph cost US only eleven men, two vol
| unteers killed and nine wounded The enemy lef
sixty dead In the savannahs alone and the wounded
must have been many.
Colonel BcnegasI was at the time with his broker
column IN san Andres and has since arrived here.
| some accounts say that the reDels only numbered
They D had had 200 rinemen Americans, Germans % an
Cubans. Five OF the prisoners state that the enem
The New York herald., 1869-06-25
A Force of One Thousand Rebels Defeated.

SAOuk, June l3, 1869.
The train from Las Cruces which was TO have
taken troops to Camarones Ivy the line Of Cieniuegos
has not yet arrived.
II appears that a band Of assassins have burned
the station and all the establishments at Camarones
only few leagues from Cienfuegos in the same way
"a they did at the hamlets OF san Diego where they
barbarousy murdered the Tafragona detachment.
telegram from General Lesca to Governor Trlo
has been published OF the attack made by a large
rebel force on the detachment stationed AZ Ciego
Montero. The enemy was first repused, then pur-
sued and finally defeated, when our small force was
joined by the volunteers and q section OF the squad
ron OF the Frances OF Cienfuegos. The rebels num-
bered 1000. commanded by q. Barrio. Juan Diax
vllegas, Luis Mazs Arre19p4o yssys asi W, Auto.
The New York herald., 1869-06-25
Address TO the Nation by the Volunteers Of
the island Of Cuba.

The spanish residents Of cuba consider II a duty
TO address their brethren beyond the seas, with
view that their interference the occasion OF re.
cent events should be adequately appreciated rhey
do not mean TO themselves as this Is not in
cumoent upon those who have measured their con-
duct by rational demands and the exigencics which
the honor and most sacred concerns OF their pduia
impose.
Occurrences TO which 1t IA unnecessary at present
to refer brought about changes In the system OF gov
ernment at home The movement there found an
echo here the explanation OF which IL not nccdiu
TO the present manifestation.
The peculiar existence, usage and customs which
pertain TO this province constitute the social and
political organization. As 1t Is not practicable
10 introduce any reforms without a glance at
the past, all residents of this province have
ever been opposed 10 reforms conceived In
the mother country unless their expediency
proved adaptable to mixed race, with It's
corresponding rights, and with a faction ever bent
candestinely upon Its final independence. To admit
political franchises, such would endanger its ex-
istence, would at once have aided those that strive
for a separation from the dominion OF the nation.
upon principle the Spanish residents DO not object
" those pberes yet tRsy hold that 10 practice they
The New York herald., 1869-06-25
Satisfactory Inauguration Of General Lesca's
Command.

SANTA CLARA. June TO- loo9.
General Lesca, our new C0mmandant General, has
inaugurated his command satisfactorily. The
column which was securing this jurisdiction under
the commandant OF the Guardia Civil, Gabriel ROdr
guez, composed or 12O mounted infantry OF the Tar
ragOna regiment 120 Of the Guines cavalry and thir
teen cavalry guards, succeeded the other day in
coming up with one Of the rebel bands at Los Azu-
les, where they were intrenched In wood, and dis
charged their fire at said forces Rodriguez instantly
ordered an attack on the enemy's tanks, which was
so dexterOusy executed that he fed in precpita-
tlon. taking refuge In other intrenchmentS, which
taken at the point OF the bayOnet, and the
enemy pursued as far as the swamps, where he left
fourteen dead, the troops captured 100 horses,
many arms, saddles. &C. The pursuit was kept up
for three hours with new losses to tine rebels. On
our part we lost two killed and one wounded.
The new tactics OF horse infantry Is producing ex-
celent results.
The train dld not come in yesterday from Cienfue-
gOs, because the conductor, espying a suspicious
party on the road between Palmira and CamarOnes,
returned here.
According to Official Information received, a
column of CienfuegOs volunteers had an encounter
with some rebels on the estate FlOrlsta, causing
them three killed. without any loss among the
troops.
The rebels Cirilo ARIZONA Machado anc Manuel
Espinosa, apprehended in house one and half
leagues from Cartagena, have been tried 10y verbal
court martial and sentenced on proofs that they
spies well as pertaining to tine insurrecton
and they were shot on the 18th; the owner Of the
house was sent prisoner to Cienfueg0s.
Two aSSaSsins who attempted to murder Don
Manuel Hoses In his own house, have been shot.
after being confessed and found guilty by civil
court.
The New York herald., 1869-06-25
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 25, l8ea-TRIPLE SHEET

MO Entenza and Carlos Cerce. They fed to little
hl OF the estate OF Cabrera They lost large guam
the field, which. with the number OF wounded.
amount to loss OF thirty-dve men, The small de-
taohment or Spaniards was commanded by Leuten'
Timely Arrival Of Morales Rios-MOvement
Of the Troops and volunteers-Their Great
Suderinss-RepOrted Death Of the Rebel
Chiefs Marmoi and PeraIta.
GIBARA. June TO- 1889.
We left Havana on the Sd, and were scarcely
twelve miles out when tugboat appeared in chase
of u.s. with orders to return. We did and shipped
Colonel Morales Rios, the c0mmandant general OF
operations in H0guin. On arrival at Nuevitas, on
the 5th we learned that the rebels were reconcen-
traed In those districts and that the troops there,
quite exhausted, were only masters OF the ground
they stood on. General Letona Immediately ordered
our mail steamer TO Puerto Padre to ship the Union
battalion, then six miles in the interior, on the san
Manuel estate, where the Isabel Sexunda battalion
is also quartered Sailed for Nuevitas on the 7th,
and while the troops were on board was witness
to the suierings OF the men. Among other diseases
the cholera soon developed itself with such intensity
that, during the twelve hours they were on board
fifteen were attacked by it. and two died
in consequence The battallOns or Havana and
Isabel suffered severely ON the 29th ut while con-
veying the convoy to Tunas when the rebels hOsti
lied them III the open field like wild Indians shout
ing awfuly all the time. 1t cost them dearly as we
Killed many OF them. including two so-called gene
rails, supposed to be MarmO and Peralta.
Between Nuevitas and Puerto Padre there has
been = landing effected and another two days ago
near Baracoa. The volunteers at the latter point
captured two cannon, 700 guns and much ammu-
nition
War is ever attended with epidemics. There Is
much cholera here, as likewise In the interior.
The rebels have paid dearly for the attack made
on the small detachment in Cuava. They burned
the hamlet or San Augustin. where they had pre-.
viOusy encamped, and abandoned it because Colonel
Benegasi was approaching.
Great reliance Is placed here in Colonel Nor ales
Rios. Affairs look better since his arrival.
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A QUICK MARRIAGE AND SHORT HONEY
uno~ The St. Louis Democrat states that 4
fl. " davs aro a widower from Memphis took
,.,,,a in \ fashionable boarding house IL that
,fr lie was man of pleasing appearance
and winning ways. lie told the landlady that
h, had many troubles trying to keep house and
,,i,e two children without a partner. The
hdy gave him all her sympathy, ahd recon-
mcnded wife. The widower thought the
laly's daughter manifested all the QUALITIES he
,.,.,ls desire. and he was allowed an interview
I'm half an hour the young lady consented to
become a mother to the two sweet, babes. y
nrIrst was sent for, the marriage ceremony was
reformed, aud the very happy couple crossed
rb, river 10 come TO this city on the ears, but
unfortunately too late for them TO take the
carly train, and they were under the disagree
ahlc necessity of remaining over nlght IN Fast
st. Louis. They took room ut the sherman
House and remained all night. Next morning,
liter breakfast, the husband came suddenly
,n,o the presence Of Ills bride, holding IN ms
hand tclcgrarhie dispatch, which ne handeu
to her. requiring his immediate presence IN
Hannibal, MisSouris where business OF import
;n,e awaited him. On course there was no o.
tcrnatiye hut that OF leaving his new made
ir,Jr So he handed her the snug little sum
ul hive hundrcd uolllIS iu N'''t"N $50
tcIhug her to go to hermother and roman with
her nh his return which would beln very short
umc-lclt her in tears, but full OF tath IN his
tru,h and worth. The five hundred dollars
howed that he was all right--there was nc
citing around that, she thought; but, alas
il proved to be counterfeit. The lady thinks
there is some mistake" about it, and says the
St. Louis paper, has now been waiting several
lavs Tor the return OF her husband, without a
yord rom him aud while her friends are ol
tL- opinion that he will never return, anu tha'
he has been imposed upon by vliain' sh'
hyeS in hope that he will come back 10 her'
aul make her happy.
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DuILIP PARK,
PLUMBER,
FERTILIZERS.

- SEED WHEATl
We call the attention of our farmers to G EO.
A. DEI1X'S LA ROE LIST of the best N
TER SEED WHEAT in this country. Mr..
Deitz has selected twenty varieties out of over
one hundred on his Seed Wheat Experim entail
Farm near Charabersburg Pa, and nov offers
them for sale We advise every farmer to send
for the Experimental Farm journal, in which
a description and price list is given. Mr.. DeitZ
will send one copy free To All who send lor 1t.
Address, GEO. a. DELI,
;o0-law2m Chambersburg, Penn.
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Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts Obitu-
..rire will bo charged ut advertisement rates for
ices over four lines.
Tr<hsicnt advertisements will 10 inserted at
.r,ner rates, viz: ! for tho first Insertion OF
.uo square,, of eight lines or less, and twcnty-
.r cents tor cSch subsequent insertion.
.or Special Notices or City items Is cts. per
,r Cor the lrst insertion, and eight cents per
.ar Tor oact subsequent Insertion will be
H4r,al
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my Il
TINE "PERSICATOR,"
OR PEACH MAN URE.

TIME "PERSICATOR,
OR PEACH MANURE.
bOLUBLE PHOSPHATG OF POTASH.
The cxterminator of Rust Spores and Insects
that nlest the Corn and Wheat.
The "Top-Drcssins' for Grass AID Glover.
For Tobacco and Corn i. oiiords the most
concentrated form of
SOLUBLE EPHOSPHA TES AND POTASH.
The food which forms tho mineral part OF the
plant So we'll known TO all intelligent ~ srvsrs,
furnishing the very elements that ere removed
with every crop, and sre deficient in GU tivated
soils, both in Europe and America, Ar in all
''' u cTIEGPER THAN WOOD ASIfES.
Supplying tho peculiar clements oi thc
Orchards manured with tho "Pnrsicator'
bore last year abundantly amid "Ilu ldreds of
Thoussnds of Trees" in tho same neig n borh ood,
not thus manured, that did not yield single
Peach.
Diseased Trees, with yellow leaves, under
the influence of the "Persicator,' producca u
dark green foliage in q few weeks.
Corn stands ITO hill, even in the midst "t
other hills. injured by the insect. that were not
nnnured ny II.
No Lime should be ..ppleI 60 land without
It's co-opcratUn rs It's influence l. largely m
creased ~ imc. and, when Stacked with II,
other Advantages result in the economical use
of tho Potash. For sale hy
WM CRICHTON " son,
Agents and Patentecs. Bowly's wharf,
my !" dlo&twlm Baitlmore' MD.
DUST AND SMUTlN WHEAT " oAT,,
THE CAU5TlC POTASH PHOSPHATE,
CALLED
- u RS | G. A 7 . Il "
A fine, dusty powder, sown q, plaster "
reaches every plant and destroys the spores OF
these pests Rust, Smut and Insects everywhere:
One bushcl will save an acre Of Wheat, and
pay sever fold aS permanent manure thcfeai-
Gs- Try only one barrel leaving tho rest ol
the field unmnnurcd by the Pcrscator Tor c"ln'
parson.
Price 81 per barrel for trial only.
S,Ld for n circular to
WIN. CREIGHTON & SON,
Wood street Bowlny's wharf.
| my l2-duSStwtJyI Baltimore.
SvOOE. WEDDERBU BUEN & co.
Ill Successors to Fowlo ~ Co...
GENERAL SHIPPING II COM SSlON
MERCHANTS,
No Prince street. Alexandria, Va.
oH"r h fer ,nlH 5511F iKp "i%s KsTTPRRfyZ RRfyZEKs
CONSISTING If No. l PERUVIAN GUANo, d
rect from tho agent and warranted pure. Tn"
prico OF this Guano varies with tho price "I
gold ,,,,,,
MAPES' NITROG EMF K u SUPER,
| PHOSPHATE OF LIME, containing nearly
per cent Of Ammonia. and II per cent of Bone
Phosphate, rendered immediately soluble IN
water-an excellent Fcr,illIer and refmanef''
improver of the soil. Send for circulars
| Double Refined PoudreLte
Nitro Phosphate of Lime
Pure Bone Dust,
(nncly ground, suitable 10 irill,)
Purs Bone Flour.
Sea Fowl Guano,
Goes Ammoniatcd '
Super Phosphate,
AltaV VeaPhosphate
We also FIJI orders for
Baugh's Raw Bone
| Turncr Excelsior,
Soluble Pacific,
Whann's Raw Bone Ph"-phate'
Potomac Fertilizer,
KodOnds,
and all other Fertilizers known IN Inc ma5ke'' ,
Mt lowest cash prices. ny = ~
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BLOOD. MANURE.

Extremely rich in nitrogcnous matter and cs-
pccially valuable to tobacco planters and mar
ket gardeners. In TINS valuable manure thcre
is no alulteration or sdmiXture of any KIND
whatever, and its use is recommended To aSrl-
cultursts in AL cases where rapid and iuXu-
rious growth OF the plant is desired. Price S5Z
per .O00lbs in bags. For salc by ~
THOMAS PERRY,
mv2l ID King street.
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H0OkS AZ STATIONERY

NJ Z " 3 90 K S At FIRE n { II :,
~ No. 95 King st.
Continued from our last
Dean Affords Greek Testament, with Eng
lish notes, intended for the upper terms o
schools and for pass-mcn =, the universities
vol. $3.50
The Wedding Day in AL ages AID countries,
~ Edward j, Wood. $l.50
The Nlrginiars, by Thscker"y; cheap ell
ton. .5c.
The llfc Of John j. Audubon, the Natural
ist, edited by bis widow, with AN Introduction
10y JAS. Grant Wilson. $50.
The Christian Worker, - Call to tie LaiIy
by Rev. Charles +. Beach. 81.
The Gold Key - Dramatic story, translated
from the French. 81.
Beatrice, hy the Hon. Rodon Nool. 81
Three Thousand Miles through the Rocky
Mountains, by A. X. Mcclure. Sl.75.
The Changed Brides, by Mrs. Sou,hworth.
Sl.-j Ito DC contlnuel.l jsi
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\ SINGULAR OUTRAGE IN ATLANTA. - From
The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle, Juue 4 THE
Atlanta papers OF Yesterday have but very
little to say with regard to the row In that place
IN Tuesday night and the subsequent action by
General Terry, the commanding OF this De
uqrlmeat. From gentleman Who arrived
here from Atlanta yesterday we get further in
.rrcstng particulars. 1t seems that +. Il.
Pond, the proprietor OF the National Hotel,
Gcacral Terry and Governor X. Il. Bullock,
were seated in front OF the hotel, at about
o'clock, cOnvcrsiDg together, when Gaines
ChlSOlm, 4 wcll-known sporting man OF At
ANITA, approached the party, followed by five
ur six Of his friends. In his hand ChsOlm
carried a bucket. partly concealed behind him,
Nh;ch was SHED with a very offensive com
round. When within lew feet OF Pond,
ChiSom halted and asked Pond What was
,rumps?" Pond, not seeing the fatal bucket,
made some reply, upon which the sport ex
rlaimcd, "Wcll, it's my play now, and empt-
.l the contents of the bucket on Pond head,
delueiug him iToM head to foot, and also
Flashing liberal supply Of the offensive ma
tcrial on the persons OF the Commandment OF
,he Department and the Governor Of the
State of Georgia As1the astonished and be-
,mirched officials started from their seats,
.carcely knowing what to think Of the uuex
ycetel shower bath, one ef'Chlsolm 5 friends
nred pistol in the ground in order to draw
crowd and make the Joke public property. On
Gearing the firing, large crowd OF course col
lectod around the spot, and the sporting men
.amoosed, not, however, until Chisom went
10 stranger, VINO happened to be sitting near
rhe dignitarics at the time OF the shower, and
had come in TOR sprinklng, himself and
rasged his pardon for the unintentioDal insult,
M anoloyy was B.ade to either Bullock or
Ierry' Terry. either frightened or acting under
fhc advice OF Bullock, which is more probable,
~, the instant ordered out the military and
put guards arOuBd the hotel. On Wednesday
our informant states that troops were march,
lne ali over the city, the guards stu retained
NJ t6r hotel and company OF infantry under
I,ns in the railroad depot No arrests had
,.,n made Mp to yesterday morning.
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(Grad OF Bait College Of Dental Surgery l&ii)
No. Al, SOUTH WASHINGTON ST,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DR.. l.. respectfully informs the public that
for t,ocnty gears he has given espociai attention
to the preservation of tho natural teeth, and
will continue go to do, and invites those who
wish - sGce them to call on him, Knowing that
many are extracted and destroyed that by pro-
per treatment lright ho preserved and made
useful for life. Artificial tncth inserted Only
AS APPROVED Ky PROFESSORS ASD COLLEGES.
nov 1l-tf
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nlANOSl MELODEONS!
PARLOR ORGANS
Having removed TO l91, King street, above
Washington, wish 10 call tho attention OF per-
PIANOS, ORGANS, MEIODEoNS Sc,
To nv stock OF the above instruments, which l
offer tor sale on the most accommodating terms
Having practical experience of more than IL
wears in this business, am able to judge OF the
qualities OF Pianos, and to offer for sale mono
bet those of reliable makers, such rs
KNABE & CO., Baltimore.
WIN. HEINEKAMP Baltimore.
JAMES w. VOSE, Boston, and others.
Also, good second hand instruments ioT sale
or rent.
Pianos Organs. Accordeons, and all music..'
Instruments tuned and repaired with the great
oct-~tT V. BECKER.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ip-.uJr own and the convenience of regular
...Nrr.!srrs, and - prevent any miSundcrStand
.uE, We have cavotuliy prepared and scaled the
rsf"- '. advertising N the GAZETTE, for the year
l-'" and proscu. the following table OF spscc
.t,Hi r-cc- iron, ,rhirh there rW 0deri0ti0h:
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TMrURTANT TO LADIES.

neck RIBBONS AND po - OF 4yEAy
DESCRiPTION
.5&she:, al colors, very cheap; GrcnHdlncS
ioy Wells, all colors, very cheap. ...,,,,
Also, An elegant assortment of RIBBONS ol
every shade and width.
Thread Lsces ami Blonds Of AL widths, and
everything in MILLINERY GOODS, which
have selected myself in New York within the
last week, with tho creates! care. and am pre-
pared to sell all cheap.
An carly call IS solicited.
Mrs G. H. SIMPSON,
NV I5-tr No. l25 King street.
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/! ATTENTION is directed to the auction
.,, Of real estate 10 take place III tins e"y
r.norow See advertisements IN ano''''
t,.umu
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William l.. Douglass, OF Pittsburg, Psnna ,
arrested recently Tor rcbbiug the post office OF
Ann Arbor, Mich, is a student who has been
n,usaing selected studies at the University OF
Michigan, ut that place. Areport was recent,
ly nublished in the college paper that he had
fecome heir to $4000;000, and since that time
he La, been quite free in the use of money.
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New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore aud
t'bi,ago snortsmcn arc to unite in having a
,r,n5 tnffslo hunt on or about the 18th of
.Innc when an excursion train from the several
mes v,iI leave Chicago, via the Chicago, Bur
lns,on and Oaincy and the Kansas Pacific
railroads, for the buffalo grounds near the
Cu.nraAo line.
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g. W MALLS L.. ". MALLS.
MES W. n A Ia l. : " SON,
J lS1 King ST.. AlcXa., Va.
Dealers in HAIsDW ARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors. sash. Blinds, Door
and Window Frames. Brackets, MouldngS,
Bslustcrs, of different patterns, and Novel
Posts. A large stock of French and American
Glass, double and single thick. of All sizes. =
Paints, Oils, Varnishcs, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pare White Lead, and other
brands OF tine quality, Putty. Turnentino and
Ccment, Caicincd Plaster, Pitch and Felt Cor
Roofing, &c. A largo stock of Pugh's Celebra-
ted Car Augcrs. and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establishments;
All orders for lumbcr, Brick and all kinds
of Building Material, promptly attended to.
Terms cash. feb lift
NEW planning MILL, DOOR, BLIND
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rsa'.s.gsENe. MATERIAL.
HOME INDUSTRY.

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAN i
FACTORY,
Corner Queen and Fairfax sts, AleXa.
" @ have now made up 800 doors Gf all sizes,
from s. to $40; 500 Windows of Sash, glazed
and nnglrzrd, cheap; 20 psirs Blinds, all
sizes; 10 oJ1 feet Mouldings, dn different pat,
terms. VIII make ut short notice Window and
Door Frames, Brackets, &c., Ncwcs, 'alus-
trrs and liydrmnts constantly on hand. Lihcr-
al discounts made to dealers
Being practical mechanics ourselves. we feel
confident that we can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, Saving,
Turning and Scroil-Hawing done in the best
manner.
Plans and specifications furnished to parties
contracting with ua for building ma efials.
MARI RISUEiLL IL HODGE.
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I5eT GOODS.

GOODS FOR rEN AND BOYS WEAH'
O .D1ps,
In addition t. our large stock of LADlE32 f.;2
DRESS GOODS, we have Just received u lu' !
stock of goods suitable fer men and ooys, @ anu
can oficr especial bargains in this line. Our
stock OF HEAVY LINENS and FAR kho
GOODS are very cheap. ,,,.,,>
nv -, ~ ~, N'Ni,'