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Merbants' 6otel, ben 81 San. 1912.
7 ttbr Morsens. - In Den preioenten
uno Die Oireetoren ber Sant bon penns
fplpanien.
SD babe Dem 8eneral< 2(ntpalt am
Sonnobenc Ibeno auf9etraeen, bic 0eb6=
riaen eerihtlihen Sbritte 5u tbun. UNI
Ole in Der 8anf BON Qenniplponien bln=
terleaten 8 fentl den @eloer
lomcbl pie Die Sntere6en Qaer. tpclde
entmecer 9ldubioer ODER Sbulener oles
les Sn,fltuts iino, su iibern. Sener See
amte miro lth 70 bolo al6 m0elib an Den
bo6tten Seri6tsbof tpenoen. um einen
aerI6tliben Sefebl au ertpirfen, porin Der
Sant out8e9eben miro, feline @elbdfte
mebr por6unebmen uno Elm Seomter ein=
9eleet miro, ipelcber aues 8erm0oen Der
Sanf in Sermabruno nimmt. SD mas
d)e Sic bierourb NIT oieiem Sbyitte be-
fonnt uno 0ebe lbnen auf, Sbre 1buren
oieien Moroen nicbt 5u offnen, ourcbous
fein 9elo aus6uSablen uno iiberbaupt fein
Serm09en Der Sanf 5u vsrduilern. lei rs
5u rpetdem 3tped e6 wolle. @enn oaHel-
be Der eerldtliben Qufiibt unterwoyfen
miro. 70 weroen Die Hetbte aller 9arteien
am poultdnoioiten 9eiidert fein.
0obabtuno5poQ
Dapio R. Qorter.
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Colt Der WDroer ron 2(bams.

9aS 8erber cisiss Mannss Der, rpie licb uns
'ers esfer mcDl erinnsrn ,psrbsn, pOri9sn Sonls
ntr IN 9asu 0prf sinen 9ru6sr, S1onenS q.
coms, auf cine bSbit brurals QEeie srncrbsts,
eneI9ts am Tre,to9 por ad)t 9o9sn. QSiDrsnb
psmisIben wurosn jmor ein9e Stu9en psrDort,
aber nlbt um ju bemefsn bas ScIt Der ,pirts
!Ite Worbsr beS un9IidIidsn Aeam8 iei, fcns
bern nur Su bsTuaen mes Sbatafter6 er iel.
Solt'S si9sns5 @siidnbnis, wsltbs8 sr i'm Sc.
Tdn9nis lslbf nieesribrieb, ifsmpeIt i'm ais ben
OsSrber. D0iIsIbs 1T iebr lang uno 9ibt alIs
llmifdncs an, bic nit her fbmor;en Shat sers
fnIpft rporcn. Or fa9t, 4bams mdre Nabs
mlttn9S tg ibm gsfommen um eins @6ulb su
rsrrebnen bic ct fir 9rudsn ju forpsrn bate.
@r bate i'm zines 9tsbnu95fblsr8 bsIbutbi9t
woeureb einQSottitret entifonben lme iie bsibs
sinaoeer an0e9tTsn Ddttn. @r bdts Elm
pommlr6sjI er9rlfsn unb ridIing6 lbsr isnsn
Sept eanllt nab Neams, ais bsm ftdresrn
SbsIs, 9efbla9em um ron isinen !Sdncen IoSs
jufcmmrn. Nl6 sr fpdtr ssfeben, bas Der fns
tale SbIa9 Heams BAD gsben 9srau6t babe II.
er fen M6rber feh rpdrs CT tu bsm @ntfblub
SsFommsn bic Gbat ju rsrbsimNben; bdtts oa6
SIut NIT einem 6anetutbs ouf9strofnet unD
earauf bsn Strpsr in cine Siifs 9epadt. 2tas
oie6 iubts er eaeurb ;u bsmdNteIn Sas ct pprz
CAB, sr babs nur in SsIOitvsrtbsici9un9 9sbon
oslt unt, um isin sises Psben su Iitbern, unpCrs
lIhti9er,psile Den Worc be9an9sn.
Colt 1T elm Odntse uno mphte itin @sltdnN:
ns psasibt FIus 9snu9 bsrsbnst boben, um
Dacur,b auf Nithtsr unp Surp ein;ulpirfsn.-
Cte ,Surp jCJ ii(b am pOrIsgten SdmlrA9 Hs
bsno jurat nno um llbr, am Y onntlg!Fors
gen brabts iis eln Serpft sIn ppn "SbulbIs
cs6 MOross i'm srtsn Graps." Der W0rbsr
Wsnts unc ebenfO NsDrsrs ppn Der SurD.
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gs bei6t caB in Neu Dcrf tb ein O1ann
tsfnoet oelTsn @timme 70 flIterbsa it. oab
ielne wOrte obns Hnitob fir 9iertstbalsr
pai1ren. - 0as sdbs sinsn Capital 8ants
DIRECTOR.
Gnslifhe glarrbsit. - 1m sinem probis
oiant estobr in &onocn liei't man foISsnoe
4af6rift: v5sr, uno font nirseno, ber<
Fault man Die ddtsn prin5 BON maless
3Blrfs.
SIN lestSerfodsnen Sabre tpurbsn lit bsr
Stabt anb benz garntp pbilaoslpbia ls4a
nsue gsbaabe Doaenbst.
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F2~@lns singelbebsns Scurt BON Common
pIsaS,wiro ndtbifsn MOntaa i'm bNfIsen Court,
bauis anfan9sn bel ms!0sr Die 3cuasn unc
SurOrS BON Der Sanuar @purt bsijumObnsn
baben.
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Hsaeins, ben 8. Sebruar, 1912.
hEE5SSaifWirtbs, rslts Sittfbrlftsn fir
49, @rlaubnlsfbeine u. uns

erbaltsn babsn, uno elsislben in bisEr 3eiruna
bsfanntSunlad,sn minfbem m6gsn bisislben
nun bs GsIs9enbst uns ;ufsnesn, 70 psresn
mir iis sur 9sboriasn Ssit sinridtn. 9as ge:
iss bslrImmt nur eas bic lssts @inrtifuns 10
Sags Dor 0sm srifsn eourta9s ifattfinesn mus,
bob n'att es feinen llntcrlbrb penn es sin
oesr jnsi 2Sccbsn friiber 9sid)iebt. QEer pabsr
nid,t iu fpdt fCmmsn mill, ,pirb wcbl tbun,Isis
ne Bttlbnft bsi srifer &slsasnbsit su ictifsn,
msnI9ifsn6 ror bsm 7tsn Wt&ry ipsltbss Der
Ieets Sag sur 2(nnabnm Nsrisltsn it.
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Trebe 9elpaltlbat,

Wir iiao beribtet, Dap am porisen
MlttIpo6, [oen 26. San. TIN unsefebr
lllbr gaabmitta9s, cine iun9e Srouens-
perion, Sfomens Beam, wobnbaft in
strasbur9 1ounld9ip, ol5 iie BON oieIer
Staot (eaneolter) no6 ibrer 8pbnuns
5uruetfebren spollte, 5spii@en bier uno
9umes' SaftOrep bon enem Wulatten
Sofelpi6t anSefauea tpuroe, tpel6er iie
gu Sooen tporf uno inoem er ibr init ci-
nen1 9e;o9enen Dolde Den 500 orobete,
i'm Sale iie ifib ieinen 8inf6en tpiber-
feste, oa5 MGoben auf cine 70 emp0rens
De 2Seiie mebonoelte, baB man 5peifelt,
Oh fie bon Der erlittenen Mi6banolun9 ie
wieoer 9eneien piro. 3tpei anbere 8rau-
en5perfonen, pel&e furse Belt 5upor Den
namli6en 2Se9 9ien9en, rparen bon Dem
ndmli6en S0iespitbt perfol9t tporoen; e5
9elon9 ibnen ober iidb pon ibm los;urei6en
uno 5u entpii6en. Gin Mulatten Mann
1T oerboftet lporoen uno fiet nun i'm bisz
ii9en Sefan9niB ouf ben Seroodt ooB er
Der Se9eber oer obi9en @r,palttbot lei.
T$ducaifgr % Sreuup
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Slass Gs9sn bic 8anf sinssbrabt unb sarauf
an9etra9en, bas elm Gsrrpalter iber bic ganf
an9sfsllt rpsreen follte, Der ibre ausiisbeneen
Scresrun9sn in Gmpfans nsbmsn uno ibr icns
ftisss @issntbun ii6sr baltsn fol-, sum 9aussn
bss Staat6 unb Slnbeur. Die @curt bat BEN
antra9 ;mar senebmi9t aber bic entfheiouns
nod psrid)cbsn. Go Uurbe 9sfa9t, bic Sanfsn
bdttsn leb psrsinist bic Sntsrsfsn ess Staats
81 beiatIsm mas absr un9ss
9riincst lit, une mitbin Fne bic SntersiTtn prn
Der Staatsfbulo nod nibt bs;ablt.
Die Hptsn ron Der @iraros uno VennlpIpa:
mia 8anf fno in SOIse bisfss @rsi9niiss be:
esntsno i'm 9Bsrtbs ssiunfen Die eritsrn iino
25 prr;snt unter par. Sbre 9ireftpun babsn
Smar psriprcfen, bas alIs 9totcn bs;ablt mers
ben follten, ba man absr sinsm fclben 8srlpres
den n;tbt trauen fann, rpirb sS am bsiten fein,
ib Dor cenisbsn in 4bt iu nsbnsn.
Das Sanfrettaeies. --Iie Bia fir ben
Niotrruf bisfss @slssss, lit i'm Gsnat ser:
morftn une BEN Soaufs wsbsr Su9sfanSt mcrs
Cen. Ga eas @sfeB 9sn,ds ben IsrcrOnunaen
esi1slben am critsn Sebruor IN 1BirfunQ trat,
70 If Is nun ais QanSs69sits ;u tstradtsn. Sic
EetofofoS ltIlllten ale fir ben QEiasrruf.
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D"e lDgtrer.-Grrgs lGcbe wor BEL un8
''s 9sitt'run9 fetr 9eIinoe unO s8 id,jsn ots pb
NIT Dem anfln9s pss 8sbruars Der SribNn0
r't "at feinsn Ntijtm i'm 9tn;u9s fsi. 2tm
SrsIta9s mar 60 defenders marm, fo ras man
sS gut bsl ofTsncn 8enifcrn II. SDurtn ou6bals
ten fpnnts unb en Mariner Oftn cine ldjtios
Ssisaiboft i'm Sumner mnr. 32mIib ifarfs
Sthrms pOn 9errrmeif flbInn am Somifa9s
Die guft spiso'r, otsr babel iii s6 nod inmer
on9susbmes 9Ssttsr fir tisis SaDrSssit.
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900 eines 5enatora. Der Ndtb. Ras
than s. Siron, sin genator ssS tes ecn9rels
iss, fur Nbcos gIdnb, ifarb pSrIsstsn Sam5s
tag in fsinsm Qc9is Su 0SaiDn9ton, nab einsr
pjerm6brntIibcn 2ungsufronfbsit. Die qeis
dbsn SsrsmCnisn fnnten Monta95 in Der gss
nat !?atls ifatt in @s9enmart ses prrIipentsn
Der Dlit9Iiscer bs6 Srn9rsNt5 sc. 9ie Qeibs
murbe auf Der Giisn6abn nad) bsr Sosimatb
bs6 Ntrlferbensn tsf0r6trt
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Nussebriitete gn9lanoer. .-Sn 1ubi9s
M fam am l6. Setob. Elm SAT- Dor, noel
dyer 70 ndrriib it, oab ct ielbff Die 8es
.pobner unIersr Srrenanfalten gum "a
6en brin9en fonnte. Sin Menih, NIT
oshen Serifanoe es ldn9ft ni6t nett BET
mar, peribwano ploelib uno tpuroc BE-
reits 4s Stunoen in uno aufer bem 'pauz
ie per9eblib seiubt. fbon CAB man 'pn
auf, als Jpn enoli6 Der 6ausfnebt, mel-
1er auf ben Speiber ifies, um Sufter fur
Die pferoe gu bolen, entoefts. Ger arrae
Sbtuder fab oten auf Dem Soeu in elner
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Sin iuneer Monn itarb neuli6 in elmer
oitliben Staot unc binterlieb cine iun9e
bubble @ttspe. gtab Dem SeerdbnB
be9leitete fie oer 9elitlibe oes Srt6, pel=
DYER Die 9eicbenrsoe eebalten, nab 6aus.
Ser @eiitlitbe tpar ielbit 8ittwer uno
lu6te bic iunee Srau nad beten &raften
5u troiten, inoem er lbr ia8te E: "Sie mos
ae iib ben &arluit ibres Wannes niDt 70
iebr Su 6sr6en nebmen; ibr Serluif fone
ne wobl ipieoer eriest weroen, uno ct ielbit
,piiroe iieb nob einioer 3eit 9lucflib fbdt=
zen. ibr iein 6erS uno feline Oano onau'
bieten." "ab. 5err pfarrer,' antwor=
tste Die tiefbefimmerte Wittne, "Sie fom
men iu ipat. oer 6r. &irbenporifeber 8.
bat fbon am @rabe nit mir bebbalb se=
lpr0ben.
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SSn Ritbmono, Sirolnlen, 1T cine ibred
libe Worotbat por9sfoilen. Gin Spieter
uon profeiiion, 9tomenS 8lettber 9eatb,
lpuroc eiferiihti9 auf isinen Gompoonon
6. BelI@ neil oielcr 6satb's Woitre6e
mebr ais 0ebGbrlibe Qufmerfiomfeit bee
tpie6. Il5 oaber 8el5 aus Dem Gbeater
fam, fbob ibn 6eatb nit elmer pilfole.
Die nit 2 &u9eIn 9eIaoen war. in oen
Sopf. @eu6 lief Nnfan9s mob auf Der
Strobe uno ibrie: .,ib bin oeidpoilen. ib
bin 9efbOhan !" aber ipater muroe CT in
feline 8cbnun9 9ebrabt uno lie9t oefdbrs
li6 pcrlpunoet 0arnieoer. Nadoem ct
@eue 0eiboiien bate, lief 6eatb nab oer
@cbRun9 ieinSr Moitreife. trot bic Sill
lung aus oer Sbur, erotb ourb oae eob,
Ilrf Die 5reppe binauf uno erlbluo feline
Maitrehs init elmer 6anoart. Soierauf
elite ct Die 2reppe binab, trob wieoer
ourb oas eob uno entwiibte. - Nab
lpdtern Rabritbten muroe 6eatb Is Mei=
len BON petereburg 9efan9en eenomlren.
[NIte II. II. lDeIt.
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Sept. l3-dtS

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Others, Tor which the Undersigned agents; who
have also received fresh supply of the School Lii
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Life of Washington Manhood the Gauss OF its
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MIR AND MRS. MiCHARD'6 Acsdouy 70
W young ladies, F street, between l2th and iahi
VIM reopen on the 5th of September. The strdi's
VIII a. heretofore, be under the care Of competent
teachers, and include all the branches Of complete
English and French education.
TERMs-PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT:
English studies, So 90 per quarter.
French language, IS 10 additional.
Stationery, 81 %
The quarter contains twelve weeks.
TERMS FOR THE HIGHEST BRANCHES,
All branches of English education $40 w quarter
French grammar rhetoric, Sc, SC w .
Stationery, $lOO
An extra charge oftwo dollars for every scholar
will be made for fuel during the winter
TERMS FOR SEPARATE BRANCHES.
MUSIC.
Piano or guitar, $40 90 quarter or "A lessons.
Vocal music, S25 90
Do in classes)Si0 90
Harp, Professors price.
Latin Italian, or Spanish, Gin classes,) &c quarter
(privaie lessons) $50 "
Drawing, painting, and dancing Professors price.
The payment for separate branches are TO be made
also quarterly IN advance.
Persons desIrous of knowing more particularly
about the details of the school will find them pros-
pectus which can be obtained at Mr.. Michards or at
the stores of Messis Fischer, Farnham, Taylor, Bay
ly, Kennedy, Morrison and Rordan.
aug 30-3iaw4w
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From the .Ns,o Albany (Ia.) Union Democrat

We that several Federal papers have com
menced war of determination against Mr.. Profit.
They call him the traitor-vile apostate, the collar
dog, sc. SC. Why all this abuse 7 Is it because he
will not the Clay collar i--subscribc his name
to pledge obigatiHg himself to support Mr.. Clay
for the next Presidency Is this the reason' Or is
he to be vilifed, and if possible put down, because
he will not curse Tyler and swear allegiance to all
the ultra measures of the Federal party How is
this natter All Is it because he was opposed to
caucus meetings and President-making, and in favor
of egsatng for the good and prosperity Of the peo
ple' The truth is the Federal papers have two rules
by which they are invariably governed in all cases OF
apostacy. The first to praise and glorfy all those
who leave the Democratic party and join them, and
to curse and brand traitors and vile aposates all
those who abandon them and attach themselves to
the Democratic party.
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a CARD TO THE LADIES-Ths subscribers
A have just received and are now opening a few
cases Of their fall supply of Shoes consisting In part
Of the following;
Ladies' black prunella foxed welt Buskins, and
Springs, new, beautiful, and comfortable
ticle for the street
Ladies English kid Slippers, very soft and beau
tiful;
Do American do first quality
Do kid and morocco Buskins and Paris Ties
walking shoes;
Misses light colored Caters, morocco-tpped, very
handsome
Do black morocco Slips and Paris Ties;
The above constitutes very small part of the
sortment of the subscribers, which will be arriving
now almost daily, and which they intend to have the
most complete that has ever been offered in the Dis
trict-no pains or expense having been spared in the
selection of the best workmen in the country to eff
feet their object The junior partner of the firm Is
now at the North giving orders and making selec-
tons OF stock IN Philadelphia, New York, and BoS-
ton. A. COYLE & son.
sep 9-3t
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COLLECTORS of the Customs, and other Rsceiv-
~ ers OF public money, and the public generally
hereby notified that measures have been taken BY
me at the Treasury Department to stop the payment
OF the following Treasury Notes, they having been
lost IN the mail between Pensacola and Boston;
4,5lI-sl00. Payee Jackson Morton, or order
Date 18th February, 1912.
4,5lo-slO0. Payee, Jackson Morton, or order
18th February, lS42.
Both Of these notes are endorsed " Jackson Nor
ton" Pay to the order of Ebm Francis, Of Bos-
ton"
GEORGE TERRILL.
Sept. I6-3t~
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q p Remember that an nvariable rule Of this
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Mass.
H. Editors in the country, who will give the
above eight Insertions will be entitled to an exchange
with the Gazette for one year. sep
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PATENT OFFlCe, Sept. 2, 1912.
PROPOSALS will be received until 2 p. NJ. Of
Il Monday the 18th inst, for delivering at the Pat
ent Oice, or before the lst Of October next fifty
cords of seasoned Oak Wood
The wood must be sound, straight and free from
knots, and corded and measured at the office, at the
expense of the contractor.
Proposals will also be received until the 18th inst
as above, for fifty tons of the best Anthracite Coal
to be delivered above stated, both wood and coal
to be equal in quality to samples at the office.
Each proposal must be sealed and addressed to the
Commissioner of Patents.
III. l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sept 3-6td
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EN0LlSH NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES,
II NEW PUBLICATIONS; OLD BOOKS; STA
IiONEhf PAPER, TYPE, PRINTS, MUSIC, &c.
Od cstaoshed newspaper agency at Liverpool (of 10
years standing )-Willmer Smith, 80 Church street.
Liverpool desire TO call the attention Of the propre
tors Of public News Rooms and Libraries, editors Of
newspapers, Keepers OF hotels booksellers, private
gentlemen, and others resident in the United States
Canada ana Nova Scotia, TO their old and extensive
Newspaper and Periodical establishment, which has
been carried on by them at Liverpool for the last ~
years. and 10 state thai they continue forward to
the principal commercial ports of Canada and the
United states all the British newspapers magazines
periodicals., new books, with much more efficiency
and at lower prices, than any other establishment in
England.
Wilmer Smiths agencies and come xions with
the London and Provincial newspapers enable them
To forward the very latest and express editions by the
packets and other sailing Ships and also by the
ships sailing from Liverpool and other English ports
Ihey believe that their establishment is peculiarly
adapted Tor supplying the American public most eff
centiy with English papers and literature, and for
confirmation OF this opinion they have great pleasure
IN referring to Messrs. Harden Co.. of New York
as one oil The principals of that firm MIR. ID. Brig
ham, I'D IS Intimately acquainted from personal oh:
servaton, with their entire business and its manage
ment.
Wilmer Il Smith will execute all orders for new
ana ola DOCKS periodicals, PAPER, stationery, type,
and every article used by booksellers satoners, and
printers, Tor commission of per cent (Which is ~
per cent IN favor Of the purchaser) Letters direct
ed should be addressed Wilmer Smith, 80
Church street, Liverpool or orders will be received
at any OF Messrs. Harnden & Co.'S express establish
ments in the United States.
The following Wilmer & Smiths prices Of
London and other British newspapers which will be
found lower than supplied oy any other honse in
England, for paym in advance.
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FOR RENT !,

q NEAL two-story brick dwelling New York
IA avenue between 18th and 18th streets AppIi-
cation made on the premises, the Grocery Store
ofthe undersigned, north side of PennsylvanIa ave-
nue., near the new Theatre, between 18th and H,h
streets where he sollcs call from his friends and
clt'zens generally, as he intends keeping assert
ment of fresh goods, for cash. which will enable him
to sell unusually low To suit the times
Also, neat two-story brick dwelling on 18th street
south of Pennsylvania avenue near E Wstrrs,s
woodward VIM. II. DOVE.
sept. 5-3t Intel and Globe
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-20

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
August 10, 1912
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
L the 10th instant to furnish eighty cedar lamp
posts, with the iron fixtures complete, of the
size and pattern Of those around the Capitol square
The posts to be delivered at such places on the Penn
sylvania Avenue the Commissioner shall direct
Proposals will also be received to furnish and to
fix on the amp-posts eighty lamps of the same kind
of those around the Capitol square.
aug I'D