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FASHInSAEs.T rTJrltS!
KiTS, cars, BOOTS, SHOES, &c, -.
D.lIe, SiAlf.IE

HAVING just returned
h1nl New York and HGs-
ton, is prepared tna!frr II
his friends and customers,
Il superior assortment ul
sthc latest and magt fash
. luuable sty les If TT r.,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES Sc.,amopg which
may be found The follow
ing, viz:
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PIANO FORTE sUnLuoL !:

X. w. BARNEKOY,
WOULD fully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
W OF Bath that he Will open school above, to com
the 18th Of the present month"; Will give tuo les
wcekiy, for every scholar, either their respective
homes, my Piano Fohe establishment Doct. WIS
Scholars viii have Pianos tuned free OF cy-
Price for Tuition as follows, viz
Grown Persons SIP, per Quarter.
Children SO, !"
Store Dr. WAin5ons and at Mr.. II. Hydos book store.
Iiath, Feb. 9TH. lsi2. 3MIut
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sIs,1Il CUTTING.

TIE subscriber Uon inform the public that he continues
carry the Stone eating business, at the cid stand
ia Augusta the foot Of Jail Il, duors west of c. c.
thlis sure in sight OF Market Square, where he Keeps
very arge asortmentof Stone usual Of the incest New
iotH hie and blue marble, and Quincy and Harvard slate
fium Massachusetts, which nfte finest qualify &c
iIr would only say those individuals who wish 10
purchase grave stones, marble monuments, tomb tables,
soap stone paint mills, paint stones, &c. that If they VIII
coil and examine the opportunities for selecting, he VIII
pledge hms If Ia give suCh satisfaction work. bills &c
w amply them for the trouble thus taken
To companies ho mite purchase, liberal discount will
he made. He viii also furnish chimney pieces, fire Places
hearth Stones fcings sc. Of almost Descriptions at
short notice. GILBERT PGLi.EN
n. Is. He also continues to carry the Stone Cutting
business Wafoylle and Winthrop, where at the former
i Sang, AMI the latter Mr. Carr his agent. At each
Of his shops in above places occasional visits viii be-
rade Tor the purpose ct engraving that oidereG
Orders or calls VIII b. promptly attended 10.
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wholesale Druggists, New Yotk, II Maiden Lane.
Sold In Eath. By De. eLnrALudga = LllIe. LlN3l


T-ll, CHEF'7Yri hNi} ftIAi,.
90 C!ES'isu and Boxes SuuchoHg and Tyson Tea.
. . d. r%as aa5sio, COFFEE
10 d.. Old iaga,
~ Boxes liayana B.oWn,)
? iia4, Pe; {sUoA7.
For sa!a h. Cd C.CLApp, Jr. stantf IDS Fyh'E
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spien,::d s:oc5k OF Hosy ssiAter Goods.
Da..E EkEILT

at the caeao Cqsh Store 80 g. Granite Roc, Front ST. Tie
Post 0pcr.
Is now oPENTiG splendid assortment IF M" and
I seasonabla Goods, among which are the allowing
Figured Muusn IL iaines, Cashmere, and ttaer
FASHIONABLE DRESS 1OODS,
in rich Fail and Winter oolors
IN eirrlnt variety of gEer.s.o Cpcds cf all kinds,
Casinrctis Carhlctcns, aud other articles Tor CLOAK
MATERl AIS Of the most desirable styles
Hosiery, Gloves, and Shawls.
nroa6 lo;hs Cassimeres, Shaftiaes Shrlirgs, English
French and American Prints, et every PATTERN with mary
other articles too Numerous To PafticGllr&e.
C4RPETL9'9S y9.IiD RUGS.
GNEnc.h American, and Scotch tHrprta%s, Of all de
srptons, from - cts per I'd 10 81 Is pr I'd, large and
beautiful assortment.
P3PER I.7yE'GLTCS
Alarge lot of every paernat pues to suit purchasers
CROCEERT, GLASS; IND CHLY9 E.aRE.
A1so-WEST INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES.
Al which will be sold on reasonable TERMS.
Bath Oct 70. 81
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TOWN ACCOUNTS
cORg AND PhOUE l.
GENTNEE FLOIR.

.S-n Bbls Gen Flour, from New Wheat of prm,
ZsjU % Iialfdo quality from n. York-Jut received
and for sale by CD CHA'S CLAPP, Jr SaniiOrds Nhf
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73nu!t 3Iote GCobIe.

Corrected weekly from sios:ol, G.apers.
The following is complete list of Banks whose bills are
not banhah in Boston, which added the per cent
discount
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sHERmAN's POOR DIAN's PLASTER.

SEEEs1AN'S POOR MAA'S HI1A
Iiceioe and a hai cents only.
Nd warranted the best Plaster in use for pam or weak
"A the back oins, side breast or any other part OF
the BODY Rheumatism and mbago II affords lmne
diae and astonishing relief Aud all those who have used
them any other they are so easy, and cure 20
soon. Por sale, by EDWARD WOOD,
Uath, Jan. 81, 1872 90 central WIaf
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FREH FRUIT.


EUST received by K. B, MORSE, prime Tot Of Cub
y Oranges. ui1
Feb II 1912.
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Thos. Z. .NTctois, Esq, Formerly editor of the
"Aurora," will soon commence the publication
of daily paper in New York called the
"Arena."
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Norfolk, RoNhury, reieemable
al their counter.
Ro&busy bans, fraud.
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t.is..A,,.Y A.lItl

seONE;. fagas aud Quarters Of Bunch Eaisins e tda
a. latest npodtaHs, fresh ua4 f yer saHs,'a gaaly,
this day reGCtg.I and - GHA.S CiAft, 5t.
Bath. NrE. ID. I@il b
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RHODE ISLAND.
Scituate Bank, - d
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To he rsaasas Of Whsfsa-as7oi ia c'areh N Ne"
Baryport Suggested By a reerl }rs'goH q tss' Faaf'
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Sp. Douhlauns, slf25a $3.50
Mexican " lJ7j a l5sj
..3oyereigns, lisa 49,
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EXCHANGE.
On Enelald,s ID premium
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-LUCINA CORDIAL.
ITyS~THEi AMERICAN PUBLIC.

bsy ,hsse ysa.s SINCE h OF
ROD only !Urs,d u.s. lalne.. AToashsu! th;
and sas at reputation Which sad
<. 1aa
s
and n,igorang the human frame first idea Of
@ sssssSS5 SSs e.
ts
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ssa,ss Essff
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Sssss
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ID .Dsfss
oa
sss n ,i!Sss If INK: isi
& hi ssss , s Of Fl! Of e sss
n En- and sd.s
and eePalsr To Be ss e.pliei. res,ibe
III % III
males and make them fooundsn. where natur. has betp
messs; ssa Also that capnoduce that system
~h;eh wall .h o Cdrsn sss
S s on nSs E T.
s:s r G y, s 81
& me q
,s%, hs 81 Is;s' Sscs ssss
and 20 Nor uirsea Phil dsI hii n ms; Las.
II He 1EuEITKIy HES OF LIFE Is HEAITH-7TPe
Is s: s .ls & d ns sa s 4:
si .S&si% sm
" v: \; 4! asSs.
AZ s s:lsSs ! s Ss ss;ss
II s' ssf q hEy sy s. s sSa
hot ns%s YT.tEsd I'm msaisds Boasry, and
"a Ss:sa Il,
that 'laf. The oS;ss
Sworn before "' .A, :, ,,ss S,s $50
ssss s@ %E s;y.s"s ,seys 4 .s'''
sys s.s.ss s;5S ,,. ss aa.ss
only IN Dbl; s,,y =, 9, snrs street - .''' .,. %1p.
Brseyn is and S'sSs fss fsf! N sRe
Frics-kas botes sa next sig. ST. ana sms,,,t 81. SO
SSSEAFFHx ysASEESHTSsIqSS H. S5Tr1s
s' ~ e. sss: ; Srt 3: s ss,: Isl: ss.
tavone}s y favor 9 WITH a. calls b,s I'D stscI Hs
been SspoisS q order pes q his present
N.esea ff8 qss Ieadop aud uts, and CON sns
che asdlt fsshlapasls y cisa'. csssAsRss'
sea qAas .sselustsly fes ss.A i. j.
which has s3 long ynttd hnnssi and customers of he
r s;s sf Sc ss ss ss i,s s's;3;i
N'B Nae,iahfNiIltary, usifOrms Lades' Riding Hsbs
Mr Bsbeotf eoatfnSls 20 aasist ID lie dessnsr
| n1l e'''V77 49, mislMhsWss
i M o NMo rH BANK NOTES e Free hsai; Nsr aJsrSsy
r. HASKEbL,1
- So .o1 y.r4,.t- = No. 30 Wak New York.
tRderss at enc Per cent dis ount-oyer atpsr me In
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rRhllaale lplsia. o C.'
Correspondence G gfthe Herald
Z Hi Ivy f's~ iA--'Nsf LISP
% PHIL.NDK L PBiR. March "a. lSl:

'+.tN-l 'f"'+eF LrHIV, WatCu Ass 1919.
SIXTEEN bankrupt petitions were presepted to the
Cour' yesterday and last evening. Theylare Samuel
Comfy, Thomas A. Pagett, aikili4r, Henry Tan{z,
store keeper, Sandy Harris, 8. O, Bishop. George
w. Wharton aud elevan Others, whose names
were handed in too late for me to Obtain them. M
Inc suit some time since brought nj tbs Supreme
Court OF this Stats, by the Kentucky Bank, against
the schuylkill Bank for SIS $50, was sought to be
arrested on Saturday by Attorney al Johnson,
moving 20 restrain the plaintiffs From Judgment by
an ipIunet'ssri was refused, bat th. Court in.
tiHated that would tas purpose of Il
Attorney General. which was to save the assets Of
the Pennsylvana Bank from eizute, at the present
erilca )uocture o. ats Affairs, BY restraining exc
cutfOu. . 80 iff1ts. SOS 81 fsf =, .gl4eta
bill has been reportsd by the Senate judiciary
COMMITTEES OF this State, aathersing the X muck
Rank to bring suit. In the Philadelphia Common
Pleas, againstthe SehuylkIl Back; sr'r.,lir
person BY the name Of Hugh Bennett met Will
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MexErne Hxl LDLfssue4 every nurnfnx4-psice rye
ssfs per copy. Ctunsfy Subserbet1 Furnished Il the
s6e RATE, lor my spochc period, en- N
sfvance No npfr sept, unlsss paid n aly mcc.n.rl
: WssxLy AhaALs--Issusd every satstasy. nyrnind,e
iAsociOck-proe tzt .,ss PSF copy furpishta ~ 49,
~ subscribersst - per -nnum IN sdvnhce r,s,s
CenhxsrorpEHrs are reqyested 10 addFsY snen t4c61
v nArs flonDef HxWxfT ,YropSis. Il and kdi1N ndSw
SSdsr On buttxesS hust Be pod = 4 q s1s7,. ..--~
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TIT sCONS{rMpTIVESa,'


..l a. TO- ONSUMpTTVESS.sss "a.
~ Ewiy0rK. septe,tSer sssstrs4y Tspr es = Rms :
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E. ~
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a sssss aIs Sc sss e
ssa.iasI Syssh IA .s,:d Z s5s j. saving and
| any 'A' .RETkRN SHEAMs; 10 Thompson St,
Prepared and for isls b CH RING Futqa, cor cif
1;7y = :; :, :. x AT
HORE ,,GKOWSl,.llFtk.T2M.1#Pi
MAN,, FOL IT,, =, .,.a 81 g.
nation q 5alps i q.
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stesss Il aissEs,i NJ. o.
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Foley S;aeisss.i IA.
DR. 5IAuREL, iCsl CANAL n ". STREET near okuRch
and :; y;
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- On Capt, Townsend express. train from! Phila-
,delpha arrived sst night 81 AtaJersey City atsen
-O,dOck ~ q noe n -..E'.
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cftfBKH ED FYE WHfER.
r .la.D DR. : FRA NGIS..'s
,'1,' .OCtH TSTNa1.-A'; n a.

,1v,,,, > S ,s,s y 3 B3{ARCLAYSTREET, -,
HIS Isenara uons haVS alnust az erv ,nsta
sas !yas
icurablss - istsy sttsetea hyths following ~ ~ ,y
III tefthy that jacob Valenfne yUutH ,xy ~
agsy 70 hsoaeh 70 my koae last ia pscpsresxy adStis
Dr. ament Kss sect IL r. Rsasst o. ..
S'''3 ''e''s''s az 'se JAMES fINo6s," 'aalsH7
Rector Of ST. Georges Church, Beekman s March fsgy
I wasnars blind fo1 Awslvsyears wk, seSus auysrips
I MARTliAss0 IN 1o Di ss ssSs|.
"a PINE +.
irnI ds neasy blind for twenayyesrs with CSlarS1t in
se "a Ssse. e yssSS
for that de- sigtt is psvfe y rssorSd.U eg
-" & Ssse sfi IL aJSsSiSE S
o. Hsanasf preparati for sea slothe an
hs:i!sssE ssonpsnd them 70 The notice Of The Rsls
lrDyNc ANspUNBAR.Pa aier ofzMeDOusa street Obzeh,
Hstif co&E, Pastor of the Fist BafSs cnuich. s-a
" JOHN REtkxAsfst Of backbone M,asop SosietYf g.
JACOB BRQUNER, Pastor Of the Nsrh Baptist Chyvch.l
o. sU9BrH ANDRABE,i Roman iCsts6ics Priest OF 81.
Na%erou. esrsissst.., can be seen at oss SS7'f
M Ssrsyhred ard soid owxs BY DE- yoalo
si5ti iS S f Eses Inserted equal ID appsasa ID II.
NM
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i-sury Notes. Fmpoftsmt Convection, The
Loan Bill bstruttIen OF 1cgislation with
ahe design To .CHehd Capt ash'Teyshr -"
"A The SrE,kER laid before the House tbs morning
severe executive commune adohs, arhnnSst r'Tch
'~asa communication from the Secretary; Ut the
Treasury, correcting the report upon the
state Of he Treasury, made 10 the President on the
-7sh lnstans which was Communicated 10 the House
with bislais message respecting the issue and re
de,nption ei Tteasary notes. The Secretary states
in this aohmunlcationihat the errof was one of
clerk, who took for gyantcd that all the Treasury
notes issued ia the months Of March, April. and
May ISL, and which beara less interest Than six
per cent had been long since redeemed and did not
tank aecessaryio notice them at all but limiting
his inquiries the issues of six per cent notes. OBJ
fainedffomthe chief clerk 10 the Office Of the Ttea
surex. statement dated on the III INSTANT show -
the anisunt ofsuch issues in the months referred To-
1t appeared, however, upon more careful research
chat the statementfro.n the Treasurers office was
ITSELF Incorrect Ia emitting issue Of 81 2746of
SIX per cent notes, which, although actually made
an June, was, pursuance OF Treasury regulation n.
catered upon the books OF the Treasury as of the
month of May preceding, The discovery of this
error induced m ,re' careful examination IN n e
Office OF the FHst Comptroller the Fnst udhor, the
Register of the Treasury, and Commissioners of the
Gensral Land Office, withia view to ascertain, as
faras the records OF those offices would enablo
be done, the amount Of notes actually redee med.
The statement from the Offices sh ow thai Of the jum
of 81 ,06SG65 10, issued per the Treasorer's ie
port in March, April, and May, 1911, the aHoant
redeemed is sI, 056 736 80 leaving a. Balance opt
standing Of S3,0H, 300 ~ which exveeds the est.-
~. ...-4 .sr go. fs-. d. ttxr-t G. .
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CARL KING, !.

$ 4 7. ~ REMOVAL. II, I. 81 z
PHILLIPS Dash 'fA IN i4s F. TABHls 81
on i, M sasSsa a % No,
g ''a G & Y
IN GENT Et.M i y $, DRESS |
TIE ;s:i;: s;s%s T. :ssfaI
ikats length is he bvea satablshe{, iogehar ya
I ssss
Is ~
=. ait'SIsA'Iitst S:.s 1
4: ;,i !: I THE BLOOD .,;..
Is I'm. d. d. s' ~ a:
l,Stfs:.. r;
Ing a.
~ ND IS 81 sssl: ~ ihs: 81
iss 9 :ss:,
SS .d
s. .A ~ ss'e. so04
e. sS: sssss ss;sae'
$50 ].s.o % %AaSHx
Peh Stones Ws1sh 6isssss &e an offered for sae fof
:'sS's .'ss ssfs,S Sis'
;ss s (, s::i
.es T ~ ?... '.nee.pSss
FfLSeT sEoE At ;| n
poy 3 ana fancy Ana 1si Sooise ilses
saa v1lsssl
'. ~'s y 4 Hsss - FUTILE n "a s1
: wi - ~ 20. ~ sfr ":
a as';:
sh5es %iliMnd tito keir advantage 70 call n2I In.
e p ",fif xs1i
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Urn :. I! ~ ~ no " ~ 20 TIE q
4eS sroncn 5iftsm : rsa zvi
q sS & ss f .7.szsq=o
Chrome, Horde Iodine Trpct and al kinds Of Che
g. : an" s s. 90 't'
me In IL 4s Broad street, m stalls.
10y e BES
rsssJsd rom Aaecs + sos. q Spring
.ase
thug ''' RsS6 ); s,s5 $s$D
EEsass rEn. from !! s. e 3 Sd per
70 = A1','s'n sIl iysS SILKS :: 3'4
Sse and ad1 mode asS'sa and every
,H '' "a z s ~ WIS. sHAwfs. r. 80
ofsve,y d'.eIp'li posM less itsst 'a4
as sSi -s a from sd 10
sa caasss O. very dsserSon
|..iiss 'al sn7lF 40 10 n r. Jpn, DINMAN, ~,
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:. ); sDENTISTlRY,.,s =, ,'I, .... .'s,s

=. -. -. DEN TIN-IK'T. .,T. -
WIN, THORN den list, soiet. he Afysptf5d 81 iiS.e
Ae% e k.s ssAaa C. 'pHSyss .l;
mouth of those who indulge in acids ung tim
Of the acid the Fplffls hek0sss that admit Of he
tce Of metal ofanS dcseFi bbn slpe s5'oI 1ilrs1T
tl6lsChambtrs street. t3a1sl - o. ms Inn
fTkULIV stlh seetsI 6ysfaksS u all
~ kinds, with. unrlxaled skill and surpassiha jhdaent
which has enabled him to effect speedy and cure
eyegsf thpse who have by the per-
nicious and ss 9 MERCURY bslsam sy spirits
81 which sss f. and Destroy she sopy
tidoas AID ds6ea acop Il
veil AneMS sS5 u y SaE9g hs most
W eat BroadwaqeAesss 81 iw s1r.tAtktns
's sfs..sss
Ms lMe cIAyOD BE syk9 tao ,slo,g9 sd " tdIoa
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W. 80 TT w IAIVD NJ.
VEGETABLE HAIR OIL.-Thy Veg, tabls Hair Oiipos.
sessss the bscusf property long sought cr ether
& ssh ~ rs q hair
hiSs L, rs,dy i%ps1 Y 10 dhs roots Of III.
Reatipns 70 s es batnlog the hair whishso osn
fus' esBec,sny amer =: .f g sne .t.
81 e sa 5:s.sS
ss i's sss:s
" sStiae ~. seen wter. :, Cor III
III DO Very and IS ba. cay ST.
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FIKKHE ANDoh9Y DRkF Tll-TAs Lodi Nd. s1aoi1Eiag
INV SUI t2 ssl ss
Asassy e x1sss Rs
iss " s.ss e
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nasrS thss a;efs saa S sSa NY
sFi Pse! ssss Ss
sF;f4 2s ssesss & ip, ~
Tssn antiag afy bssTsls hare ti andsa
sSsSS efS EiSssR AsE fG4t
viii f0sc BUSHELS Asapea ASuse&endedDy
ID, o. e erea yesAs aIMs These II A 1o
psnY with y&ah Jhey b Hpplie opt bc9owifi as0fo
IL one day than swo men VIII tsStn ssrpg syt Ha9Ys IA
say tina, bushe Of aaO{ Asn
WIN Mhsss %sst.s @ bsA,A eisfK jssosas
sst SssEs iy Y As s: Is t Rs
No.4a a. Nsq York Esttas lysan6 RxtiSaA,
s?iN;ss HaA FIX s.
sang msmTpE II gD tthsj hag kiss1adeflh
aayapcs and he SoMpapN y hs Gau sms lHAss
~, 3T y T2 K ~ yNsEp
ss Is sssR Is sssi IS
Ta:saS H = esl e s s
Pr Axhin tsSeN SNes CHEZ ~ Gs.siu. at to:bt%s-
5ss Fl n i'm Es
The radical spre hss bseA under ahs proesasy NafiS3
ss FL a es ssssz s. Sei 4
lection 70 xuiSg. 10 etfErgo nauRl4rlMN
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ga IMPOR FAsNTN llssnld Nee

TO MAKKIED5I.AIF 7-DK uF1EFLEiSsABDV.
,aa- c. scaz MlNAL SUPP0R TERS!no e:Gs;lo9
THIS apparatus uniformly falling Of the womb andre
moves many weaEntsse incident to the married state Il
10 apped arniGp ress; my fsdy out
HUI accompanying whitn N BE- sedt bs
fyee pf shse nav part ct tbs cD1nty ito
81 Huhss Al ii. fsausst " re
fitted ND room SYcu,e lsies haring separate
from The bu.inss dspaEs%sp whss LADY s u soy.ta A.
-1aaS,sp aoi'sd sir ;sd' AM2s Gy;Hyht 20 sa.if
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GROWS FROM IN
! .:iisr. { WARD EAITtf :.IM i ~

GENTLkMtr--A{y VIE had taken snyese sslds e.
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
TUST received the following pieces Of New Music
j at the old established Store, two doors east Of
10Th street. w. FISCHER,
Bonnie Charlie favorite Scotch song.
The Woodland Call Duet, by T.. J. Loder.
The Poets Elegy--Weep for star from our frma-
ment taken--Lnes on the death Of Thomas
Haynes Bayly Esq, arranged for two voices.
NV heart is in the yellow leaf by r. Weiland
NV soldier wears tartan plaid by J. Barnett.
Fall of the Oak; words by G.. Hill, Esq of Wash
ton, music by J. II. Hewitt.
Miss Lucy Long
Shun not the village churchyard, Duet, written py
T. H. Bayy, Esq.
Kate Anderson my Kate by N. CROUCH.
Time was thy locks were brown, friend John I; by
f.. J. Loder.
There's bliss in the morning Of love; by j. A.
Wade.
Wishes; by s. Nelson.
Come Come Soldier come !--Glee.
watch for thee, Serenade, by r. Thomas.
A Mothers love- words adapted to beautiful
German melody, and dedicated to "Amelia'
by w. c. Peters.
Farewell farewell! for the Guitar, by F. Weiland,
Swiss Girls Dream, do 90
My fondest, my fairest, do do
Sleep my child, do DO
BE it folly or frenzy, do r. kmlock
Merrily, merrily sounds the horn; for the Guitar.
I'll build for thee an altar for the Guitar by
ID. c. Yon.
L'invitatione la Chase; by q. Blessner.
Dream is past, arranged as quick step by r. Wei
Vienna Snipes Waltz; by J. n. Cpl
Quadriles from Tampa, for two performers.
Hail Columbia, with variations.
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Arranged and bound in the very best style and at
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WASHINGTON July Goth, 1871.
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NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


l4th April, 1912.
r I having been determined by the Navy Depart
ment to cause to be executed series Of careful ex'
periments to ascertain the relative values of the dice
rent varieties of fuel, applicable to the purposes of
steam navigation in the Navy of the United States,
the propretors of mines, others, furnishing such
fuel, informed, that upon forwarding to the navy
yard at the city of Washington, alther own charge,
quantity not less than two tons in weight of the
fuel which they respectively supply, to be delivered
before the LIST day of July next, the Department
will the trial of the same to be faithfully made
to discover its heating power and other properties me-
cessary to be known in order to Judge Of its fitness
for the purpose above specified. Each sample thus
must be accompanied by statement certificate
Of the origin of the same, and the period of its
traction from the mine, also of the points the At
lantc coast, the Mississippi, Gulf of Mexico, or
the lakes at which it can most conveniently de-
livered
To be published tloice lceek in Madisonian, Ma
tional Intelligence, Army and Navy Chronicle the
Globe, ID. c.; New York Commercial Advertiser and
New York Express American Sentinel and Penn
sylvania Integencer, Cat Harrsburg,) and Pittsburg
Daily American, Pa. Baltimore Sun, Balli mere
American, Md; Richhond Enquirer, Va.
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NATIONAL READING ROOM.--The under
IN signed at the solicitation of many members of
Congress and citizens of Washington, who have
long felt the want of establishment ofhs kind has
opened Reading Room, in the rear of his store on
Pennsylvania avenue next door west OF the American
Hotel The room is handsomely fitted up, and files
of the latest papers from every portion of the country
may always be found on hand. He has also made
engagements to obtain the English newspapers by the
Boston and New York line of steam packets in adj
vance of the mail This arrangement, he trusts will
with share of general patronage, owing to the
numerous calls of transient persons who in w ash
ington for papers from their different sections of
try
He respectfully invites all strangers as well as the
residents of the District to call and examine his files,
where they will be permitted to read the latest journals
gratuitously. ANDREW K. JENKINS.
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