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ALE OF IANDS-WilI be offered for sale, in the town ~
- Bent Creek, the highest bidder two YEA
dit 18th day of July next, two tracts Of Land living in Nv
county Buckingham, containing 900 arrs near
mountain adjoining the lands Of Spes estate, aad The e,s,
OF David Kyle, deceased and others, and formerly pa f H.
OF Joseph T. Mgsnson, deceased The other a Of GA
odd Welches Creek adjoining The MAJ,
Bryant John ofsey and Others. each tract within four m ~
James river aud well mheed with valuable grom,h -
pine and poplar; part Of each tract good tobacco land IT,
sale will positively b. made the day above named ps
ncenency Of wraiher-n that tie nn IA,
day. These lands will he sold conformity Of liz
Superior Court of Law aud Chanoer held for The COUNTY
Buckingham lat term, in i suit Chnncefy wherein ia
ward b. Cabe Benjimn ". 3 CaLe aud others. an. A.
v..cs Of Joseph Catll deceased plaintiffs, aeas; Charts
Yaicey, administrator with the will annexed Of Joseph Cab.
deceased, defendant. CHS. YAA;LY
June 81 li-;y.
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certificate Of package of y whole tickets S30-saes in
proportion
Union LOTTERY. Glass No. 10, TO be drawn Alexandria,
G. Saturday, 2d July, lsi2. - no-l5 drawn ballots.
o'' nrize OF $50 O00 10 prizes of Sl,5o0
/ do. 10000 10 do. 1000
&C.. &c.
Tickets sl0-ha,rs 5-quarers -
certificate package Of 70 whole tickets Sl20-sharcs in
proportion 49, , ,.,n--,,- -, -r.,,.,, , o,,r,,y
claSs < for ls;2 10 be drawn Al ALEXANDRIA, Va
Cj nos. and 10 drawn ballots
| prize OF SaoMD ! prize OF Si'i2o
! do 1850 20 do. 900
100 &c. &c
Tickets Sl0-hav.s 5-quarters J ~.
certificate package of - whole tickets SlO0-sharcs in
proportion. i. , =, -,
above spcndid Lotteries. address To
j. 6. GREGORY l. CO., Managers, Richmond, Va.
All orders promptly attended and ri the drawing
sen, 10 who order from u.s.
June 81 i4-"tu
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The Winter future Ill the Wednss
ay before day November and end the third Wed
ne>day in April.
The Sessions will commence the Wednesday be-
fore The frs, day Of June aud third Wednesday
September.
They the of Ministers Of the Gospel Of
hr PRESBYTERIAN Church. and Of Ministers Of the Gospel Of all
other evangelical Churches that attend the College for
JAMES D. WOOD,
Secretary of the Beard Of Trustees Of H. s. College.
Prince Edward 9Th juno, lsi2 l6-w3w
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xIouNG LADIES' SEMINARY, .sLo1 re Corsr-norn W..
Rec Meadel Osborne, Principal The Summer Session
months will Wednesday, the G'h day Of !cl NJ
F. Deleune yorab known Teacher of Music VII sise m
snn. on the Piano every week, and the institution amply for
nisbed with instruments for daily PRACTISE
French taught by Lady, pupil Of Manesca's.
Do s,nn '''N $50
Tuition alone, ~
rrenrb RW
Nnsjc with use of ins;rument,j . u
Latin Ia such as wish il, without extra charge.
Each be- arder will furnish her he'd, bedding bedseai aud a
els or pay IS per session for their use.
From ali the charges except that for Music there shall be
ducon per II payment be made within thirty day.
after the CONNIE Of the session.
II is obviously important pupils be entered the b
ming OF the No deduction made in favor Of such
late nor for absence it be caused by sickness and
Cha,l,rte q, a. va June g. 1912 e.-g'
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WILLIAM F. RITCnIE, ArreK>Er AZ Law, hifAne.4 >
,, p,nrs - f Feb q
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DENiTENTIARY sToRE.-we have on hand tile follow q;
articles Of manufacture, all made Of best and
approved style:
Blacksmith's Bellows, Of various sizes.
Wagons and Carts, heavy and light.
Cotton Osnahurgs, Twled Cotton, heavy and stout
Kerseys Lindsey, Counterpart, Blue stripe, Bags,
Rerc. ra,ors Safes Wrought Nails and Spike,
Wari,ohes Vince !barrows, Well Buckets and Chains.
Harness of every description.
LADIES' .rnteuen's and chdren's Shoes.
Bro.ues, Cutting Boxes Measures.
Mil Stones, various sizes. JCiN WIGHT,
Generel .4.ta.
lime liza
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VIRGINIA t. OFFICE, RrcAxoyp, Frr .ih, ls;l
by virtue oil resolution adopted by the General Assembly
ID the it'll day of February, 1872 10 hereby eve
notice persons having claims the OF Virginia
Revolutionary land bounty their heirs assigns 10 present
same adjustment before the h day OF March, sij,
claims shall thereafter be considered aud held lie
except Of officers and soldiers returned
the Board of War the close OF the entitled land boGu
$. II. PARKER, Reg. L. ogo.
Feb8 81 u
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I'm the United Court District Virginia,
Norfolk, 20;h June, lSi2
JHoMAS SHEPHERD OF Nanssm"nd county, having fled
petition praying that he may be declared BlnSnp II Is
ordered claiming of the said Tho
Shepherd show TO the Court The 2and day Of July
next said Thomas Shepherd should be declared
Bankrupt the Congress that behalf that
copy order published In the newspapers according
the Dad and cath Rules nf Court.
Copy-1esc,
June 81 li-wiw
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ru.MpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE-The Trustees OF Ilampden
Ii sidney College full meeting, held al the College, on
Friday the 9th day Of June 1872 adopted the follow" as The
necessary expenses student in the College from and after The
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r. re UonoTo6Is tic House Of Delegates, the Com
- ~ ,aonrcah of Virginia.


IT m ;y m. Measure 10 you in the capacity OF Door
Keener al the next Of the General Assembly Ny pas,
m s, sn,s IN cali me this employment, will carry
into heart hand tina. win Civ: their zeal ana
fnn wear 10 year. and lie who IS nut reappoined 10
The vacancy il neither removed from a possession NOR prescribed
t ,r Equality OF rights and peirnsions, with occasional
in ce ma Ike distinctive characteristics IN onr Tree
If royr,nenand assemblies as well as individuals
~ sii.ve their enemies Will them better
,ha r their fri..,,,s Yours, faithfully,
than 'he" n''. Wsi. G. ALLAN.
Y,., =, 1870 9-tf
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b. which this wretched system, either here Eng
land, has been attempted 10 be supported mean 10
saw nothing Of the proPo'tonae loss or gain By the
& fiercu sections Of the Union and least Of all do
mean to gentlemen against revivlng those fear
a questions winch shook that Mon TO its centre.
All that propose further To show IN TINS argument
that the rates fixed BY the Compromise, which es;i-
mate al - per cent Will Weld sufficient revenue 10
NEE: the wants of the Goyernmeni-not her wants
when running career Of Wild cx''avagancc, but
when prrdently and economically administered. To
show the amount which will probably be realized,
innate the ports for several years 10 TO average
500 goo ESQ, CT what presume TO be du,iab!c ai.
cles estimated by foreign value BY hoEIe valua
ton Sl2J,uG0 coo. 20 FER cen,um on that amount
would yield revenue of S23 100000 gross. From
ths deduct 81 D00,0 00, The cost OF collection, TO which
sum think II entirely practicable To reduce them BY
a te prudent regulations leaving the amount OF
"a GU0tJ0 subject only 10 the drawbacks allowed by
law. This system Of drawtacks, by which foreign
goods once brought in aud paying duties, are allowed
be reshipped, exported and the duties returned,
have doubt Is greatly detective, and ough. 10 be
revised II that were done, have no doubt the
item for drawbacks would be greatly reduced But al
present, put down tine sam oil two and half millions
ter drawbacks-wbich, beng deducted, leaves S2l
1UH 100-ihe nett revenue from customs for the first
year after the Compromise act shall go into operation
This twentyone nlIiiions and ahalf do not include
any duties aud coffee estimate The imports To
be one hundred millions, exclusive of hcm-and re-
pose with entire confidence, on the estimate The
question then arises, whether this of twenty
one millions and half will be sufficient 10 defray the
necessary and proper expenses of the Government.
Go not hesitate here to AFFIRM that with my know.
ledge of public afairs, the ordinary and current
reases OF this Government can, and ought to be-
brought within that compass. Nay, | believe they
nigh. well lie reduced TO t::rnty Millions AMI still be
conducted scale crediab!e and worthy o! great
and gallant nation. The two las, years OF Mr. Van
Bu,en's Administration were rapidly approaching
ina, amount The Committee Manufactures were
careful 10 remind Us tina. the average ordinary ex-
penditures of The four years, (llr. Van Burens,)
were nearly tweniy-eight millions when they knew
that the large expenditures ofs37 and ISIS could find
parallel necessity IN the present OF subsequent
wears These is no cause for similar expenditures
The Florida war; the purchase and payment for Indian
lands &c, have ceased, and had begun do so
in 1889 and still more in 1870 Hence, fairness re.
CURED them only 10 have taken the average of Mr.
Van Burens las, t,co years; which, being done, would
have shown abou, twenty-five and half, instead of
twenty eight millions But such would have
diminished the necessity for imposing such duties
would give high projections and, therefore, it is not
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'Thy masses in thei' hovel' piae;
They curse thee while they toll.
Thy nnolrs, of iiius'r.ou- line,
Like vampires iii; X III. soil
And now, pfoud mistress of lie sea.
The mcanes; wretch gives food To thee.
"A Queen upon a throne Of gold,
4 PaflaGe Of GfoneS,
A nations voice that's bought ana sold,
While every cottage croans.
IN army DER he wide world spread,
To gather garments irem the dead
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]. &. GREGORY Il Co., Managers,
oee on Man, Gep Main and l4tt streets,
RIcHMoSp. VtReIsi..
5000 0,c0n-3O prizes Of 81 900.
To be drawn Saturday. 9th July Alexandria Va VIRGINIA
IEEsBuRG LOTTERY, Class I. - and II drawn.
Tickets SG-iaives 5-quarters2 so
certificate Of package Of ~ whole tickets s30shares in
proportion
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] his friends and the public, that he has imported, direct
from London article for The manufacture a.. Of u@msa Hats
;,, , hrv ARE Of a beautiful dab cnor far lighter than
cghorn hats and ventilated that they will keep The head
s,fcy cool He will them Waterproof In fact they
are such an article rs fail to please that may
wear Them and they will sold at the low price Of ST.
AnrilI5 iio-ti
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NOTCE-A persons having claims against the estate Of inc
Cous deceased, requested To present them for
before the frs. day Of August neat Those who neglect
this will be- plead IN bar after tina
day. Those indebted requested To make immediate payment
GEO. ~ CLUUGH,
Acting as Trustee said Estate.
lI5-ni}ris
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o,us. coIiRTu0usE uorEI.-Tbe un..,

r OUIsA COURT HOUSE HoTEL-The undersigned L,s
IL placed this House in thorough repair has provided
with all in his power 10 give comfort to all
may favor him with their custom, ard asks The attention of ~
travelling bic pedgng himself tn esertos -
satisfaction. He has provided himself with attentive and ~
servants good osters and has paid particular attention
beds. e.t
Families residing in the lower country, who NAV d,
spend the Sumr months In cheap, healthy and pi.aan,
lion OF The country, will find every accommodation aF.
them and proprietor will he pleased take several
ON board for the Summer Situated as the place k immeda,
on The Louisa Railroad facilities afforded for easy and 49,
SAINT Communication, with all the lower country '
ELISHA MELTON.
Louisa louft-io"-e' JUNG 'a' 'of@- I-sl
u ATPAHANNOCK LAND FOR sALE-I cirer Tor ..Ic -.
IL valuable Farm which reside, called Mora,co ila an
Moratco creek, Richmond county, containing b-t,4,n M
hunarei and Gy and six hundred For fertility ccny
,nr and beauty Of situation, few places of It's are
rhs land lies immediately the bank Of river where @
M sters and wild fowl of the best quality had ,ht
Trouble abunoance Persons disposed 10 puraa
are requested and invited 10 come and examine II.
CilaS. ". SMITH
Juy5 l7-u
Smith,
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p TAItaFERRO. AIrosNEr IT Law, having located him
y. ColarbS Mississippi viii promptly and carefully
discharge all business entrusted 10 hin.
Iyryayxcrs-Davd W. Barton. U1eheste- Ia John Hart
Fr.lrici.5wr William Green, Cnpcper H.; Lewis Il. VII
iam H. James w Saunders, Cka-ionesrA e aguer
Ta;1:a, Riehnend
Erh % 95-aa,n6m
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~ The Richmond Whc Petersburg Intellsencer and Lynch
burr Vsnian viii publish the above until forbid, and fuIwcr
their accounts u this Office for collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-Ihe undrrs'sne wi sell,
to the highest bidder, Northumberland Court house, the
End Monday October all the Lands IN the counties OF
Westmoreland aud Northumberland, with their encumbrances,
belonging John Combs deceased viz Cabin Point Bull Point
and Bush Field in Wes;moreland Cherry Point aud the Mill
Tract, known OF Lees M in MOUNTAINEERING.
STERLING COMBS.
tiSs
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DRINTING INK.-We shall have constantly hand full
supply Johnson Durants best Printing Ink, al moderate
ENQUIRER oric. March 10. 1912 100
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Juy5 - -. -, IT-W
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Knlts held IN Tie Clrrk's OF
nee Nooway County Court, the S;h day Of June 1872
David C. Williams, Plaintiff
against
VIM. b. Cowan and George W. Oliver, Defendants:
The defendant WIN. Cowan having entered his appear
ance given security according the Assembly the
rules and appearing by satisfactory evidence tina,
he nhabsn this country: II Is ordered that the said
appear before the justices of said Count The Court
house day &c October next,
hill plaintiff aud that copy of this order be orthw h
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
successfully, and posted the door of the
Cont Of this county.
4 Ccpy-Trste,
F. FITZGERALD c. e.
June - li-wsw-
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SALE OF RAILROADS Yesterday, pursuant to pub
lie notice, the sale c the Catsk and Canajoharie rail-
road and the Ithaca and Oswego ralroad took place at
the Capitol under the direction Of the Comptroller.
down, after considerable competition for sl 600, 10
Mr.. Amos Cornwall Of Catskill, and his associates
This road is completed twenty eight miles, and is in
operation to Cooksburg, twcntysx miles 1t will un
doubtedy be kept in operation far completed, and
f not, the iron is believed TO be worth than the
annunt bid.
The Ithaca and Oswego railroad was sold. without
competition, Tor 81 $50 10 Archibald Mcintyre, Esq,
of this city. This road is Completed and has been in
operation for several years. Mr. Mcintyre is a large
stakeholder in The company, and w i, is believed, re-
pair and improve the read
The amount leaned by the State TO the Ithaca and
Oswego railroad was S3l5,7O0 and to the Caskiil and
Cana oharie $500, G00-.7bany .7rgus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

ITO STUDENTS OF LAW-The subscriber proposes to
Establishment, South Baltimore the
extensive plan formerly And should suitable number
this and the rst of October
there will he delivered Lectures moral literary and
historical subjects addition Law and the phoso
general politics Students will also have the privilege of
Moot Court organized practical way, and
and miscellaneous library At their command The
tabishmei Will he for few Students in advance
of those who may hereafter attend.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
June 9-wIfw
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DOR SALE.-Sca0to %. Virginia per cent State Stock
$4,000 Richmond City per Stock III sums 10 sui
purchasers. Apply 1t lie Bank OF Virginia
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/" THE METROPOLIS

A r. JENKINS (late of the National Reading
IA. Room) would respectfully inform the citizens
Of the District and strangers visiting the same that
he will this day, the 18th instant, open for their
commodation the above House, on Pennsylvania
Avenue, two doors east of the American Hotel,
where he is prepared to up every kind of DISH
and of the most superior quality, that the markets
can produce such as Wiid Fo,ri of every descrip-
ton, Oysters, Fish, Turtle Soup, BeetSteaks Mutton
Chops, Veal Outlets, &c. &c.
He would also inform them that his BAR is provided
with the most choice Liquors that be procured in
this any other market
He has very commodous House, with Rooms
sufficiently large to accommodate parties of gentle
(of any number) with Dinners or Suppers, as
they may choose.
There will be kept at all times files of the most
important newspapers of the North, South, East,
and West.
N. Bile would mention that he has provided for
his establishment sufficient number of the best SER
wants TO attend to the business of the House, and also
a very superior and experienced cook. From strict
personal attention to business, he solicits share OF
the patronage of the public
oct 14-law3w A. r. JENKINS.
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The following resolutions were adopted at the con-
vention held at Camp Baltimore the 18th Of May
last.
Resolved, That when this convention adjourns, it
adjourn to meet In the city of Washington on the Sc
cond Monday In December next; and that card be
published requesting each division in the United
States to send one more delegates, and that the
delegates appear in uniform.
Resolved, That the officers and volunteer corps OF
the District Of Columbia be a committee to make
such arrangements may be necessary for the meet
ing of the convention.
Resoired, That the Adjutants General Of each
State be requested to be present and take seats in the
convention.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this convention
be signed by the officers and published.
ADAM DILLER, President.
b. c. HOWARD
JOHN L. vIELE, Vice Presidents.
H. II. LEE, no
r. FRANCE,
II. FINLEY,
GEORGE LONG, c..
L. }. MIDDLETON,
JAMES o. Law,
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DERSONS having claims against a balance due
Il from the Navy Department to The estate Of
John Homer, deceased late an acting Carpenter in
the Un ted States service, hereby notified to pre-
sent them at the office of the Fourth Auditor of the
Treasury within two months from this date.
Nov, l0-3t
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Prudcn, Dr. s, g. Plowman, Jesse
Philips, Horatio III. Parsons, A, v,
Pctherbridge, Edward r. Porter 1t VIM. ID.
Porter, Mrs. T. A. Porter, Mrs. Elizabeth A.
rarris, Mr. Porter Mrs ID. ID.
riskereii, Thomas Philips, r., Reps. OF
q.
Queen, l. AIRY Queen, Richard--2
X.
Roach, jeremiah Robertson, Mrs. Ann s.
Riggs, ,. X. Robinson, VIM. >.
Redden, David Ratlif, VIM. Is.
Richardson, Henry G.. Robinson, John w.
Roberts, X. j. Radcliffe, John
Rariden, Mr.. Constable Radcliffe, William
Redding, Joseph l..
S.
Smith, w. w. Seden, Miss Louisa
Smith, Daniel Sinclair, 1t. Geo. L.
Sledge, VIM. Seller, Mrs. Lavnia
Scott, George Sanders, Richard
Smith, Mrs. Elizur G. Stanley Mary A.
Storke, VIM. Jet Sevoy, Edward
Shaw, John Sherman, Geo.
Sewall, Mrs. Maria Stevens, Pass'd Mid. TIL
Smitty, MIR. Stevens, Frederick, U.SN
Spalding, Alfred Snethen, w.
Saltmarsh, ID. A. Seller, Andreas
Simmons, MissHenIietta-2
II.
Thorn, John Thompson, James r..
lash, James TownsheDd, Mrs. A. T.
Towles, James Tucker Mrs Margaret
Thumblet, James E. Terrill, Geo, U.S.N.
Taylor, Mrs. Margaret E. Thornton, Capt. w. A.
Thomas, Joseph b.
V.
Vincent, B. b. Voss, Douglass
w.
Weed f. c. Wilson, VIM. Duane-3
Ward, kezah Wardley, Mrs. Caroline
Wright, Mrs. Emma Williams Mr..
Ward, Miss Susan Waraven, James c.
White, James Walard, Mrs Mary
White, Miss Mary Ann Woodward, James
Ware, Miss Jane-2 Williams, Hampton
White, Miss Mary Ann Washington, Miss NJ
Wills, Miss Jane f.. Williams, Brook
Wells, Mrs. Mary Wadsworth Com A.--3
Whitlock, Thomas Wharton Samuel
Willett, John X. Walker 1t. w. nj.
Y.
Young, Mrs. Elizabeth Young, John A.
Yates, Giles +.
Il.
Zen, Jacob, U. S. M. G.
~ The inland postage on all letters intended tC
go by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain in
this office.
VIM. JONES, P. Nj.
Nov. Is, lS42.-3t
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M RS. WAGGAMAN'S house is entirely nro.
IlNl pared for the reception of Members Of Con
gress with their families, and transient boarders,
nov l2-3taw2w
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~ The inland postage on all letters intended to
go by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain in
this office.
VIM JONES, P. M.
Nov Is lS4o-N
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TO THE VOLUNTEER COMPANIES OF THE
UNITED STATES

TO THE VOLUNTEER COMPANIES OF THE
UNITED STATES
AT the convention held at Camp Baltimore on the
18th of May last, the commanding officers of the
veral volunteer companies in the District of Column
bia were appointed committee to make the neces-
sary arrangements for holding General Military
Convention in this city the second Monday in De-
cember next, for the pun pose Of memoralizing Con-
gress to reorganize the militia You are therefore
requested TO appoint delegates to said ion.-
BY resolution adopted at the meeting in Baltimore,
the Adutans General of each State are requested to
be present and take seats in the convention.
r. FRANCE,
Chairman of the Com. of Arrangements.
~ Papers throughout the country favorable to
the cause are requested 10 publish the above.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Office, Washi ngton city
November l5, 1912
g]Persons inquiring for letters n the following
list will please say they are advertised.
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VERY VALUABLE CITY LOTS FOR SALE
A REAL BARGAIN
FTNHE subscribers have for sale, on accommodating
i terms, two very desirable building lots ad Joining
the residence of Robert w. Dyer, Esq, Fl street
Early applications will secure great bargains
JOHNSON & CALLAN.
Nov. lift
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BANK OF WAsHINGroN,
Nrn,.,I.x Sfb tS1p

BANK OF WAsHINGToki
November Sh, 1912
TIME President and Directors of this Bank have
4 declared dividend Of three per cent out oil the
profits of the last six months which payable to the
Stockholders on demand.
JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
nov 10--eo3t
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BOARDING HOUSE AT REDUCED RENT.
TIME subscribers have for rent by the year,
or on lease for term Of years large
and commodious Boarding House few doors east Of
Gadby's Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue which, to an
approved permanent tenant, will, on early appca-
ton, be let at reduced rent.
JOHNSON & CALLAN,
Nov. lit