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Dental Notice.

I respectfully Offer nv services HYzGA
TO those who fsa, desire them -
All operations performed upcnihe Erfp
teeth known 20 the profession Of Dentistry.-
Persons desiring my services at their homes wil'
meet with prompt attention by dropping .ae q
note at Leonard;own. Teeth inserted in sny
manner desired. and NJ reasonable prices ".
fec and residence in Leonarsitown. st. Msry's
county, Nd. Very Respectfully.
PAGE EDMCNDS.
Dec II, fs1i-Hs
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M5Ricss eft1s Psess.
The eves-inessasine eirrulaticr ofshls -.
eeilent moothly proves It's eentinusd aisI.-
'ssinn n popuisv desires and needs. IN
deed. when ne think into how many heh.es
y penetrstHs every m.nih, ve msss csassa-
sr g - ose of the educators ~ yell - en-
'estainess of the public mind. for In vast
popularity has kesn won BY no appeal tn
Anpid psejedicsG o. depsavsd sastsa.-Bos-
ton oieai.
Thse sssaeta which t6is NsEss;es pos
ssssee Sos sarssty, entesprise artist, wealth.
nd the Hterary culsnre that has keps pace
~ h, III, has not led the times. shcvld
'.anse 'ts ecndustcn b regard u With inrti-
aable eomulacsncy. ID also eusitlss then
Fc ereat claim upon the public gratitude.
The Aegasiae has done good ard n.t evil
lail the days Gifts lifs--Brooklys Eagle
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r am now prepared to furnish planten with
i my Patent Tobacco Prixe. upon she shortest
reasonahie notice. This Prize b now being
quite geuerallv used in this locality as<: hss %
far, gisen universal satisfaction. The aavan.
,aees il possesses over all other Psises nov In
use are too varied and manifold "a admit Of de-
scripsion in ttis advertisement lsis conceded
by all who have used Il TO be great econoniss
q fiabor, and II is admitted thar IL paacee To-
bacco in market IN condition very superior to
thar Of any other Prise now in use
Pisc with railway attachment 10 prize TIVE
h1ds. alternately, $50. Without railway, esu.
Col George Forbes, James A Carberry,
Joseph T Cough, Rev B peWclf,
Geo 8 Mattingley, John Dfiahay,
and many othess who have the prize In nse on
their estates.
FELIX MORGAN,
LeeasFdsowa, Nd.
June 10, ls73-f. rs.E
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Potomac Transportation Line.
FoR ALEXANDRIA.
WASHINGTON,
!. GEORGETOWN,
And Potomac river Landings

The steamer Express, Capt T Barker, will
resume the above route on Tuesday. February
25. 1873, and leave Baltimore from Pier No.
10 Light street whaIfevcry Tuesday at P N.
Returning, viii leave Washington every Fri
day, at IL p. m, at Alexandria at m.
For further information amply to
n NEEDHAA 4 SONS.
march l3, ls73-G.
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PRICE. $500.
: SlMMS rENwIeK.

Agent for 81 Msry's and Calvert counties.
To satisfy the doubling will allow any
person convenient to my place Of business Leon.
ardiown, TO make experiments Of the w asher
and return II, IL they should b. disappointed
with il after trial without risk or cost 10 ,teu,-
selves. JSF
Aug %. tS13-3m,
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The Anne r can Farmer

Begins new volume January I. This
i an old established standard FARM
ERS' PAPER. devoted 10 agriculture
aud its interests. SPECIAL attention is
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&c..-so Live Stock, Frui. Growing, the
Dairy. g.. Some Of the abl,st Ameri-
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Agents wanted everywhere.
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n LOWER POTOMAC
&1sE LINE
For Washington, Ale.randrsa, Georqetorn
and Potomac Rieer Landings.
Connecting at Alexandria with Orange, Al
fxandria aud Manassas aud Washington and
Ohio Railroad.
Also,
For fredtrieksbary and Cnesspeak. and
Ohio Railyoad. .
On and after June II. 1874. during the sum-
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Baltimore every THURSDAY at 5 p m, and
Washington every MONDAY at ep m
Freight received Wednesdays and THURSDAYS.
c. z HILL, Agent,
i3s Lightstreet.
June &C, ls.3-tf.
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STOTESl STOTrS!! STOVES

STOTESl STOTTS!! STOTES
"E wish TO call your attention toour large
w stock Of
CHEAP STOVES,
TIN WIRE and House Keeping Arfir'e.
all of which we are selling at Greatly Reduced
Rates for Cash, Wholesale and Retail. in orte,
TO rebuild our store. Please call before yo,
purchase
At FISHERS
Stove and Tin Ware House.
90 n. GAY Street,
Baltimore. Nd
~ Price Lists sent gratis.
eor Repairs foe Stoves At foundry Prices
Dec ii. lS1l-6.
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Having removed to the above desirable lc-
cation. being almost Immediately opposite the
wharves Of The Paisxeat and Potomac River
and near the Eastern Shore and York River
Steamboats,, w,s are preparsd 10 give special
&C essiea TO The sale Of Tobacco. Grain. Vess-
tables. Dried rraiss. Poultry, kKgA Bcfssfs
and otter Cosntry Products.
Ney la, lsT7-6
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NALL At GREENwELL & FEN
~ wiCK'S aud examine their fne ~
sos,meus ef u liinery and sanes Goods
bCicFe PrrchssiHg else~
may -. 1879.
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L.ers.rD Are,.o,..,.

II y. EDWARDS, having qualified as an
Laws ofthe uaited States gives no,iee :hs, y.
viii astea1 To the sale of all real or persan.l
property that may be offered a public aaet;ar
Ia ST. Nsry's county. address. Il n Earards
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Ncv n. 1874.
J. L. Nk>LE. +. C.. NksL.
FRANCIS NEALt 4 SONS,
Commission Merchants,
No. Ia s kdsics :treet.
Sell Tobacco, Grain ana all counts,
produce.
say fertilizers and all supplies for farmers
~. Fertilizers furnished At fnanusactn.
ers prices.
Jan IL. lS72--n
4. LEO seALpiNa. PHILIP =. COMBS.
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+. D. A D A N s.
. BUILDER cad con TRAC70P

TsHE undersigned is prer ared to CON.
= tract Tor BUILDING anc GEPalR.
ING ia Saint Marss and adeinine conn.
ties. All work Entrusted to h,m viii h.
4 zoe sisa despatch aud In worknauiik.
manner. Address.
D ADAMS,
4- Nechanie~v:l'e.
So. Marys eoanty. Md
Aug :. is73-;f.
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LET Us HAVE TIE BEST.
WORLD NEW SINGER
Sewing Machine.

NHE returns Of sales Of the different
IL sewing machines. during las. year,
show the ''Singer Machine'' to bc by far
the most popular Of all in the market,
the number sold being 1Sl .260, on. Of q
total Of 6l0. f94. oftwea,y-five different
patterns. II appears. too. that the Chi
cigo Relief Committee, which undertook
TO furnish sewing machines to persons
need ng .hem. supplied 2.427 Singer ma
chimes asains, SIT of all other kinds. This
preterencefor the Singer machine is due to
ITS intrinsic superiority. and seems likely
70 DC maintained against NIL competition.
l vii, visit around and give oil ins,ruc.
',ons TO persons purchasing Of me free OF
charge. All Of the extras furnished bv
me.
p. II. j. READMOND,
Mechanicsville.
St Mary's county. Nd.
HM Mashines delivered and instruc-
sions given for S65.0O.
Aug %, 1S73-3m.
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nREAT BARGAINS sfes u Nil
u nery aud Fare, 6ocSs q.
GREEN WELL j. fENwICK'S
nay -, 1873.
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Boarding and Day School.
1885 s. 4. 81, opposiss Erssiiis Psrk, Essa
issfoa. ID. C..
II HIS school will reopen MONDAY, Sept.
i the sth. Rare kaci.isee afforded for thar.
cagh inssraesion in English Bnsctes, Music
and Languages. For psr,is slars. a5dr~<s
Miss u HANOVER.
Jsly III, 1sS3-ems Priacipal.
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Warranted TO do the whole range Of Family
Sewing with mort ,spidisy. with more ease Of
management and with less Fatigue to the OPP
orator than any Machipe now in use.
II will Stitch. Hem. Fell. Tuck, Quilt, Cord,
Basic, Bind, Braid, Embroider, and Gather in
a most perfect manner, and will sew through
the entire range of family work, from Naiasook
TO the heaviest Beaver Cloth, and will sew from
one to sixteen thickncsses Of Muslin without
change Of tension.
II makes the Elastic Lock Stitch, conceded to
be the best for Strength and Durability. and
will not rip. even if every third stitch be cut.
EOr Machi~es delivered aud instructions Civ
en-. Price sac. Address
BENZ FOXwELL,
Leonardtown,
st Aary's county, Nd.
Jen 80, f813--tf.
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nEr ycas Millinery and Fan~v rs. d
NJ and all ,sther ,stieles Of Ladies wee
at 0REENv Eli . FkNWlCA,s.
may 20. lt73.
, 1874-11-20

Flo Was sorry to have to acknowledge euoll n
tlling.
A volco-You may as we'll own up, old man.
(Oliaera aud lauglltor.]
Alr. Uhittenden-l guess 10. Laughtor.1
The 1aat tiulo saB over In n hfaaopto Lodge,
assisted in putting hn Epiaonpal minlator
through. llsonawod lnughter.1 After That got
tired Ut tho affair. II was most ridiculous core.
monY. [Lauglitor.l
On motion of DR.. blanchard, tho moetlng,
after prayer. adjourned to meet In Peoria next
November.
GARD FROM J. d. wALKEn, Il. D,
10 fhe Editor Of TIE Chicago 7+sbu,tt:
B1N: In the proceedings OF body Of gontle-
mon calling themselves "Tha Illinois Christian
Association" whose chief aim neoms TO bo tho
total nnnihilntlon Of all secret societies, nm
pained to notice that my name Ia prominently
used, not only as QUO Of tLe pronounced spea9-
ora, but aB Chairman Ut tho Finance Commlttoo,
and. to crown alt, President Of Tho Association.
Justice to myself, and tho nublo Order TO
which have holongod for 40 nhny years, aud
in one OF tho highest bodies OF which ain M
officer, demands that should at once correct
this error.
beg TO say that am In full accord With tho
teachings, teneta, obligations, aud motto Of tho
Ordet, and trust that its Faith, Hope, and
Charity will be tho watohword OF peoples yet
unborn. I reu,ain. respectfully yonra,
CHICAGO. Nov. H. 1874. J. D. WALKER. II. D.
, 1874-11-20
TEMPERANCE.
Second Dny OF tho WomcFlsS National
Temperance Convention.

Second Day OF the zvon,cn,s National
Temperance Convention.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 10.-Tho Women's Ma
tlonal Temperance Convention roaBsombled this
morning. Committees wero appointed on buai-
ness, on ciFoular.lotter to women Of other
countries, and on memorial to Congreas. Pond
ing reports Of Committoos, verbal roporta from
each state detailing tho condition, progroaa, and
prospects Of tho work wero presented.
At tho afternoon session, tho Committee on
hesolutlons presented very long thy preamble
and quito long serles OF resolutions, w(l,oh wcro
as once takon up and earnestly, dobatod upon.
RESOLUTIONS wero adopted plodging all frenia Of
tho cauao to an Increased zeal, intense Ia rro-
portion TO tho ntenst1y ,s Of .he opposition pFo
temperate mon requesting tho prosidont of tho
United States, aud all public officers, to tspouBo
with the use Of vino at tho private tahlc or at
banquots. urging physclhna to tlsa caro- In pro-
scriGlng tho uso Of BtimulantH; approving Of
tho bill now beforo Congress providing tor q
Commission to inquire into the o1reo.s Of tho
1.quor-traitlc inviting ali temperance women To
unto with tho League in itH mission.
In the evening devotional exercises voro bold
and addresses delivered bya number Of lending
dolugateB,
, 1874-11-20
The Carlists Again in Force
About Irun.
The German Government Does Not
Know Of lis Defeat.
Won Arnim's Protests DisalloWed by
the Kammergericht.
Mission Of the English Bishop to
Rome.

GREAT BRITAIN.
a noYAL CHRISTENING.
LONDON Nov. 19.-Tle infant sou of tho Duke
Of Edinburg has been ohriBtoued Albert Mex-
ander.
RAILWAY FAnE8.
The Directors OF tho Midland Railway COM
pany have finally determined to abolish second
c!aBs carriages and fares. and will arrange the
"details of the change with competing linaa ut tue
request of tile Inter.
DELEGATION or CATHOLIC nIauops TO v1B1T TIE
PORE.
LONDON, Nov, 10.-The ubteot Of tho Journey
Of EngBh Bishops to Konle IL to obtain porlns-
sion to pursue an independents coulee IN case the
British Government should seek to restrict tho
liberty Of action Of The Catholic clergy. Thoy
will represent to tho Pope that they uiah to re-
spoct tho lava OF England, and cannot bindly
accept Buch regulations ID aro imposed on Con-
LONDON, Nov. .2o--5 =. m.-rho meeting
OF tho Directors Of tho Northwestern,
Great Notthcrn, Northeastern, Great Wcst-
ern, Lancashire d Yorkshire, md b1an-
chester l. Sheffield Railways WAS held
yesterday. II was resolved that the running Of
three claases Of carriages bo continued, and That
fares for tho first aud second class passengers
be fixed at tue BAlno ratio as charged by tue Mid
laud hallway.
, 1874-11-20

Special Dtapdtch to Ihs Chieaoo Tribune.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Nov. 18.--O clement F.
Afllcr. OF tlris city, formerly Superintendent Of
tho Chicago Il Lake Huron Railroad. was mar
rlel in Valparaiso, Ind, on tho 17th to Mira A. a.
Starr. Tho wedding took place at the residence
was most pleasant affair. On the return Of
hlr. Miller, the employes Of tho road gnve them
reception at his roadonce. and presented him
with gold watch. Tho presentation speech waa
made by tho Hon. L. D. Dibble. formerly prehl-
dent Of tho Rond, which VAS suitably responded
to by Mr. Miller,
, 1874-11-20

ror, tho Hon. =. W.. Gi1es,- President
Of tho Topoha National Bank. Information
collcotcl by tho Committee shows :lat cota'a-
erablo nunibor Of perAouB OIL, tue frontier sro in
grcat need aud tequito Immediate relief. Al
Kansas mud of tho Eastern btateB, asking FOR
contributions Of money, food. and clothing. II
Is requested TINT contributions be aent direct to
tho President Of tho Committee ut Topeka, from
whore it will DO honestly and intolligontly dis
tributod, Tho loading railroads OF the country
lavo agreed to Bhip goods 80 consigned FREQ OF
charge.
, 1874-11-20
AID FOR THE GRAssAoppER SUFFERERS.

OMAHA, Nov. 10.-Gen. Ord received $4,000
from tho branch Aid Society at Cleveland, O.,
to-1ny, for the grasshoppor auffarora.
ToPE1A, Kuu,, Nov. lD.-Tho kalaa8 Central
Relief Committee, composed Of prominent citi..
zens throughout the State held an adjourned
neesing here to-day aud ettectad a permanent
organization by choosing an Executive Commit
don't. the Hon. L. 9, stoner, Lieutenant Govern.
or Of tho State Secretary, Capt. Henry King,
editor Of tic Commonwealth TroAsu-
, 1874-11-20
AFRICA.

King COFFEE DEpoEEp.
LONDON, Nov. 10.--Late at1yicoH from Cape
Const Castto Bay it was rumored there that King
Coffee. Of Asl,antee, bad beeu :deposea, and was
succeeled BY his noplow. This change would
have the effoct Of uniting I'LL tho tribes on q
friendly footing.
EGYPTIAN ISvAsIoN.
CoNsrANT1aorIb, Nov. 19.-An Arabic paper
snys ,.rca OF Esvptinns haa captured 0alfour,
Africa, and kllied the Sultan.
BLOCKADE.
Adm, Nov. 19.-Threo Egyptian men. .of-war
are b!ockading the seaport Of Beshera, Africa,
sud peevent the shipment OF merchandise to
this station. 4 British guuboat has been dis
patche1 to the blockaled mort.
, 1874-11-20

ITALY.
POLITICAL COMPLEXION or TIE NEW CHAMBER or
DEPUTIES.
RoMr. Nov. 19.-Tho Government has = naa~
jority OF 10 in the Chambor OF Deputies,
which will probably DO Increased by the elections
pondiug.
POLITICAL ARRESTS.
NAp1Es, Nov. l9.-siSty more of the Common
riRti have been arrested. The Government has
determined to oonine in one locality all belong-
ing to tho Malta Association In 8icily.
RoME, Nov. 19.-Correoted returns from tho
elections for Chamber OF Deputies show TINT tho
Right has q majority Of IT, 1t is rsohable that
signor Daucheri will bo chosen President Of tho
Chanlbar.
, 1874-11-20

THE 1MPEN1AL pREn00AT1vE.
BERLIN. Nov. 19.-In consequence of tho de-
feat Of tho Government in tho ReichBtag ycster-
day, on thu proposition to refer tho Bank bill to
the Committee, tho majority Of tho RoichRtag
will only nominate as mon,bera OF tho Committee
Deputies favorable to tho Imperial Bank iuetoad
OF giving all parties IN opportunity to be repre-
aentod.
THE y1N AnN1ad CASE.
Tho Kammetgericht State Court for the con-
alteration at Government caBoa has disallowcd
tho protests Of Count YOU Arnim against the re.
fussl Of tho Court which released him. from his
first imprisonment to refund his bail, aud also
against his second arrest. Tho Count is allowed
to take walkn Of ono hour daily, In the company
Of a roliceman.
BERLIN. Nov. 19-Evcnfng. Roiohst2g
this afternoon, BY unanimous vote, re-olectotl
Herr ForkenbeaE President.
It Ia now denied that the vote Of yesterday. by
which the Bank bill was referred to tho Commit
tee, waB 4 Governulont defeat. Tho result ia
said to hare been actual'y in accordance With
the wiehca Of the Government, which sought to
bring the pressure of the majority to boar to
induce tho Federal Council to chA1i4e Its attitude
In regard to the bill under consideration.
, 1874-11-20

garlanda Of roHes. pale blue, s1mont
blno-Whito;; was also noticeable
foatllor trimmings. AIMING no many exquisite
And now. tho ceremony bang over, tho twain
matle ono, tho way wsa lod to tho room whoro
HUrrEn
was sorved. OF tho b,lial pair II may DO sntd
that "poth wore young aid ono wns beautiful"
and the Borious look which had ovorapread MtpB
LtdinRton'H faro had long Gro thia been lost in
amiles a. allo received tho numerous and heart
folt congratulations Of lser n'l'noroua friends.
In tho suppor-room tliere was indood TOAST
Of good things and t1ow Of raro beverages,
such AZ Hclogabalus never dreamod OF. Tho
tabto Rparklod with crystal aud silver, and tho
ar was faint with tho pcrfume OF rare flowers:
Tho tall cpofgne In tue centro Was one mass OF
glowing. fragrant bloom. Tho garlandou eakoa
tor brdo and groom wore fair to SOC, AMI tooth"
Hom0 to tABto. Tho BalRds and cnhoH wero new
revelations In tho science Of tho cuisine, wllllo
tho toElins and icoB Ind oapht tavora that Hcoua-
cd akin to the ambrosih Of the gods. KinBfoy waa
horo Of oourse, with Ills dusky battalion IN full
forco dooked out 10 festivo army only !ittlo
moro oxtravugant In costume than that OF tho
gentleman g.oAls. Each ntombor of tho brigade
showed llia gleamng ivorios, and dlsplayed his
grace IN hntling tho raro Gates to tlio guests. III
anying thu COLLATION. at tl,is wedding 30 far sur
passed. that Of any provio,ia ono aB to appear the
rutlin,eutary Hkotches. ono does nothing more
than do Justice to tho subject.
a., ~ - H. taJs,l,, ~ rouaeto n su,r
nothing about 1t. Az Miss 1udington will ro-
a.. % ~ ~ IT,. u. a.,, . ,.,.a ~ n",o
ta ~ ' the baantifl thnra wic % eho bro,rLt
with her from Paris. The wholo trouagcau came
from abroad, from Paris md Brussels.
anu ~ ssat. stn' nnot uu IT'D aJ ~ ~
bring home fifteen b'ack silk drosaos can bo
stated upon authority, as aho had no Immediate
w 80 appear IL trG ero aqS ~
1easoa one. Two or tnieo theio eoss'slni! "ofn,
@ pne o. ~cn s s"s M, a au toa
~ s" oe sala is mS ngs n o. ns,.
thing bride ra en- possibly w''n nn.s: Tor;
T., .;.."; hnn ntA s.ss siaso ohEea % H.,
10 ar s"d"r tn,,rnow .etot ho hen na r.
ti"o az ' f.r aa sr dress ~
~ dark bfoW9 @ aR with az SamoIs har
notch thorn' wero so'on Tot a aomo s rac,,,or
, masen u aoro a, Moro o. h4t soo ,so,, hecn.iaF
s .an eta nn ,st .aa1
ca;, 1onnt ,ra H. ,lnr.,; n1 ,n vo
cnpn unao1'cTn oaeeps .aon luz sta.A'ng, ya' Wy,
~ hn loa,a ~ ,sard 49, ion "},;oh sny, thnt
ioy iomrnon % toro}r, haa i ,,at '"s +"
tie d.cad anGr,;,, +a na' vi"os ,r,ns ~ ton.
~ ~ ~ er,nu;, t",, n ~ ~ h,ta.t
51i ~ AZ ~ utp.".so ,atv ..1a ~ tni, nlisas,
.ai, sI~n rs ho{r.ra ti,nso '.l,o havo hoan in,',
."n..; ~ ,,,i ~, aatt ~ a.'., .o.s
IHafEIeu IL Quly ZIG IeHuEL ok 4ouE CoUp0l4OU~
ship.
or THE PRESENTS,
there was sutnpsuous array; hat, as .llcao
wero coming from many distant quarters, anI
bad not yet nil arrived, they can only bo sI,ol"u
glfta Ut THO immaculate family. III whole, thoy
M "9to ~ ~ .uo oAstso ano f'oo'M IL,
b,e,a fatler ~ uave ar o'S n1,scIs ~ ~ ,nn wig
money running wyll up iuto tue thou~
Han1H Tin hriinH mnt1,er pnvo her o,1
, 1874-11-20

OLxvkLANp. O., Nov. 10.-Tho Episcopal Con-
vocation OF Northeastern Ohio mot ia this city
yesterday. The Noy, Dr.. Doiios, Of Cleveland,
VAS elected President. Tho following resolution
was prosecuted. but its consideration WAS post
poned until tho next meeting:
l1esolped, That tl!s Couvocatton request the nczt
D!occss Convention to return to ths old lgsiounry
system Of tho Dioeeaa Of Ullu,
, 1874-11-20
SPAIN
ARMY ITEM.

LONDON, Nov. 1J.--princo Alfouzo after
short aojourn In France, haH returned to the
CarliHt headquarters in Spain.
AESDxYE, Nov. ia vigorous oannnnado
f1om San Ma.ial again drove tho Carllsts from
tho vicinity Of lrun.
IRUN AGAIN INVESTED.
HENpAyE Nov. 13.-The Carlists hRvo again
occupied positions around Irun. They i,avo re-
tahen Oyarzin aud cut tho railway aud wagon
road to San Sebastian.
19spoN Nov, 19'Ilhe tYet1s cof1IospohMatoh15 ~
and tho Republican troops aro again In motion.
The Carlstn yesterday captured two newspaper
correspondents and took them to Apdoam, where
Gon. Egara Immediately ordered their ro!oase.