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Iatoo, in Stalien. lebrte Den Sag iiber Die
&inoer ben &atebi5mu5, uno bes Na6ts
Ibtief er in einem Stolfer, no ct offers i'm
S6tafe ieinen llnterridDt fortieete, Die
&inoer fbolt uno Den ep6bntibenS6uls
8eiano onftlnmte.
Ginem M6n6, Der NIT ibm in elmer
&ammer fbljef, mar oieie St0bruno iebr
5ulpieoer. St orobte oaber Dem S6utz
meiiter zines Ibcno6, ,penn er i'm S6lafe
rpieoer Iolben GQrm MAIDEN iolltn spIroe
ct ibn ourCb Stofpriovt ,peceen uno oers
iuben, ob er ibm oies niht ooourb obees
,p0bnen Tonne.
Ser Sbulmeiiter beoob ii6 sur Gube.
in Der gSocbt ftano ct ober auf, nobm cine
9roBe Sbeere unb 9ino Su nes M6nbes
Bette. Bum 8lGcf ,por oicfer munter,
uno ais ct Den Sbutmeifer 20 ouf ii6
iufommen fab, lpron9 er aus Dem Bette.
Defer fab eini8emal in oa6 Sett uno
le9te lih oarouf pieoer in oo6 feini9e.
Nm fol8enoen Mor8en wuroe er oarIs
ber CUR Reoe 9cifellt; ct wubte ober nid)ts
lpeiter BARON, ols Dap ibm oetrdumt babe.
oer Wondb babe ibn Ibla9en, uno ct iib
3eDen iDn nit elmer Sbeere oertbeioiaen
UQuen.
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Sonftantinopel eriturmte. briet 9srooe Elm
M0nb in ienem 9lofter Ti6 Elm poor 81
lbe. Gben fo0te man ibnr, Die Stoot lel
ercbert. ,.Gi" rief Der W6ncb: 90
pollt' itb ia eber 9laubcu, oaB oieie Slide
lebenoi0 mGroen, ol5 oaB Die Stoot Elm
0enommcn iei!" uno in oic1em Nu0en
6ilf fpron8en Die balb0ebrotenen Slide
aus Der pfonne in Elm nabe lfebenoe5 @e.
faB OOu QSaher, MO iie munter uno luIti9
umbGrfhWammen. Bum Nnoenfen bau.
te man Die SiId)fir6e, nit einem 8oiIer,
bebdIter, >p0rin Die 8liDe nod ieBt leben,
rpenn e6 nibt anoere fino. 2(m %. NpriI
mar ionlt in oieler 8lrcbe 9yofer Seiertao.
Son lpeit uno brett famen @rieben, Die
wunoerboren 8ifbe su ftouen. 8ei Den
Sommeritenen in @onltantiuopel, no man
Die @rieOen 5u &ou1enOen mctette, ser:
it0rte Der tutfilte Q0beI aud oieie Sir:
be bis auf Den 8runos ober - Die Slide
tonnte tr niDt t00ten. Der f,eine 28ei.
Der nabrt iis INNER mob. Sin ormcr
W6nd) bouit unter Den 6rimmern, uno
1T boiler Sreuoe, Ipenn ct lte enem Srem.
Den Sei0en fann.
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euotpi9 Der Sier5sbnte, &0ni9 Don
Sronfreiob, unternobn,, tpie befonnt, einit
cine @rpeoition 9e9en 2(I9ier, Die bon Dem
9lldli6fen Grfot9e 9efront puroe. Oer
Sep oemiitb'9te flip, uno Iiefeyte Dem Stpt=
teacopitdn Domfrcui(le ale SbriitenI Iela=
ben obne e0lc9eto ou6. Inter oielen be-
fonoen litb uieIe @n9lonoer, tpel6e, als fie
bereits an fran5oiiidem Scro paren, be-
baupteten, ibre Se efreiun9 oer Surbt Der
Ql9ierer Dor lit ENGLAND Su peroanfen Su
boben. 0a eenerlei Selebrun9 oiele ibre
fefte lleber3eu9uns dnoern fonnte, 70 lief
iie Domfreville nab 2lsier 5uridbrinsen,
uno iie 5o9en idmmtti6 Die Gudfebr in
Die Sflouerei Der Iufopferun9 eines Sor-
urtbeiI6 ibres Nationalftol5e Dor.
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Sonoerbore Selcbun0 oes Wutbss.

2Q6 Smparotp am %. Septbr. 1899
nit ieiner Qrmee oen fbneebeoedten Sip
fel oe5 ct. 8ottbarO 8er9e5 eritci9en
mollte, entione Den meilten Sotoaten Der
Wutb ite pei9crten itb portpGrt6 gu 9e=
ben, uno we0er 0robun9en nod> Suofen
oermobten etpos iiber Die fonit 70 Sc
boriamen.
Sa fein Wittel balf flieB Der WarI6a(l
mitten i'm @e9e cine @rube 9raben, leB
ii0 9lei6 einem &Ooten naReno uno aus.
9eitreft bineinlc9en, mo ricf io0onn aus
Dem 8rabe berou6: "Stun be9rabt MIDI,
be9rabt Guern Soter! oen Sbr perlohen
nollet uno Dem nun ni1t5 meiter iibria
5Ieibt ale 5u - fterben. Mcnn ib Damn
beute Nbeno bel ct. Nicolou6 i'm 6immel
ipeife, uno er MIDI fro9en tpirr, tpie ib 70
unpcrmutbet blcrber 9efommen iei, weroe
i6 inn antportfn: Meine Solooten bo=
ben mib pcrlofen uno DOllten MIDI Den
witbenocn 8sinoen preis 9eben oesbolb
bin icb |ieber 9eiiorben, ol5 DAP i6 bdtte
einen 70 9roben S6impf erteben mollen." !"
Gr9rifen bon oieler Geoe, uno Su&brd.
nen 9eviibrt, itiirsten Die Soloaten ber5u,
So9en cen Worlboll aus Der @rube uno
boten ibn, iie lo9leib ouf Die iteilifen Sip.
fel oes furbtboren Ser9es gu fabren, um
Den Selno gu Yerio9en.
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2[ t m G e b f bl.

1ls Wontroie Die tapfern Sdotten i'm
iiebenSebnten Sobrbunoerte oeoen Gn9s
lamb fubrte, feblte e5 elmer oro6en Men0e
an @afen. Sa lieb Tie Montroie einen
Srei5 biloen. "eSbr 9eute y fprotb ct,
"e6 if lpabr. oaB es @ub an @aTen feblt.
Snoefen, Cure Seinte boben oer9leiben
in Wen9e. Mein 8atb oebt besbolb oars
auf binous, CAP Seoer BON Gub einen
Sten nimmt, Wie ct Jpn am beiten ;u
fiibren olaubt. 0isr auf Dem Wloore
oiebt e6 oeren gum 8lIfe in Wenoe. Dies
fen pirft ct Dem eriten beften parlamentsz
ioloaten an Den &opf, lhldot ibm ods0e=
birn aus. nimmt ibm Den Sdbel uno ole
Slinte ob, unb nabber miro ct. Dent l0'
,peiter feline Iotb baben."
uno Dem eefbab alio. Wontsoles ers
ifes GrefTen enoete nit Dem 9landenoften
Siege.
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Oie Sit 6fir6 c .

gs0rotib BON Gonfantinopet lag biz
6um Nufitanbe Der @rieben Elm fleineS
8tofter, uno bic oo5u 9eb6rioe Stride bieb
Die Siibfirbe. Qts ndmlidb Mabomep
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ibrei ielner Wutter 70 flar uno bereot
ou6einanoer, oob Die {o6rcr itaunten, uno
an oer gSobrbelt ieiner 2tu5fa9e nitbt
3weifslten.
2(ber bic 9}ibter fonnten bel Der ;orten
Su9eno be6 3eu9en> 9oren3o nit5t ais oe6
Woroes iibsrtpielen reibttitb erocbten in
oeB blic6 CT oob fiinf5ebn Sabre i'm Oe.
fdn9niB, oa fib ober feline neue Suoicio
>pioer ibn sci9tcn, >puroe er nob SerfluB
oieIer 3eit lpieoer ouf freen SUP 9eiegt.
8rGber oocr fpdter ftraft ober Die ali
tpaltenbe 0erebt0Feit Den G6ut0ioen.
&0nnen ibn Die @eiege nitbt erreitben, 70
9bt e6 Wenlcben, Die nit @efabr ibre6
eebens, ober nitbt ibrer Gbre, e6len Mutb
9enu9 beitgen, ,@erscbti9feit 6u banoboben.
Seit oem unieli9en NuQenblid, no Der
iun9e 8eroinono icine 5drtlidbe mo treue
Mutter perlorcn bate, bo6 beibt, fUnf
5ebn Sobr lang t0nte oa6 f1mer;litbe Sc
Ibyei 2ucretio'6 uno ibr mUttsrliibp5
"lnein &ino ADJ, mein liebe6 &inO - Dem
iun9en Sbi85i INNER ibauoerpolt in Die
Obrcn.
Gr lpudS gum id)6nen Singing bpron,
TouIcnomal ihww er, entisstibe Rabe
an Dem S6lerpitbt Gortnso oo Qroti 5u
nebmrm iobolo ct e6 i'm Gtonee 1ein MIR
De.
Gr hielt Wcrt, Goum bate er feline
GtuOcn uollenoet, ot5 ct oen perporfenpn
Meuhelm0roer oufiudte, ibu gum 3tpri;
fampf bcrou5forberte, uno ibm Die Wabl
Oct 2Saffen GbertieB. Der Sei9ber3ioe
iudte oen Sag Der Gntfdpi0uno INNER
binousSuibieben. Da borrte zines Qbenos
Der Dor Born uno Go6e aldbenoe Serbir
nano Sbi5si Dor oa Yrati'5 @obnuno nit
einem 9elooenen piitot.
"GeufIilber 86icDibt!' - rief er Dem
8ommenoen 3u: "empfano' cnoti6 bic
Strofe Deine5 9aiter8! - Gr ido6 ibn
nieoer.
2tl6 8eroinano 70 bem @efubte zines
Sobne5' ccm ojeGsr 80iewi6t bic SHUTTER
8eraubt. 8enU0c 9eleiFet bate, trot cr in
Die Ojcnte oe6 oeutiben &ojIer5. ST
ltjc9 no6 uno nab 3ur @droe zines Sra
fen oe6 beilioen r6miiben Geib5, ,puroe
8ommanOont in gSien, Gtaotsrotb uno
8Ptomori6OO. Gr ltayb i'm Sabre 1910
in pro9. uno bintcrticB Den Ruf oc5 Mlu
ties, 8cnie6, oe6 feiniten Gbr0cfibt6 uno
elmer unerlbitterIjd)en Rebtitbofenbeit.
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8a5rsans 8, sanze 93#mmer lQs.
8aHfeHSe @3Hmmer %.

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Oa6 Ocr9ult9en tranf 81 ietn.

S"H6 lpPVH "NN' 0'E"HVs lJCID Jtpes an
81 bon slpc Gettcn anSuicben!
Dem SranfDeit, 1T iie nur 9ern9,
Sam NIT Der Ii # gar ruobl beiiebcn.
So6r' mir nur ju IN gutter 9uD'.
Setracbte bob Die taufeno pla4sn,
9ie oft un5 in { funb c Sa0en
Sas lish @rbenIebGn brn0t,
9a gifts Strorub in Dem @eihdfts,
Ga rauGt Der 2ter9ey un5 bic &tdfte,
SScpcn ein 2sc gar Wanhsr IinQt.
Gab Iaem fcu Der pou6bsrr Isben,
llno fir boe @anSs mus CT ifsbsn,
Gin SeSsr erin9et 0uf ibn ein,
SnIb mill Inn Ser, baIo Ssner Gprtd)en,
S1ter mub tr ltdb een Scpf ;srGrsbsn,
@r fam (th ME Der u II y c freun,
Wfu6 finnen 9rubsn, fdbafsn, icr9cr,
Sel lserem 8cutel AUDI mnbl b orQen,
Wfan fhcnt i'm nibt, er mus bsran,
Wsub iprstben, janfcm Sritft fbriitan,
llnb 70 e6 dls Sage trejbcn,
Nt6 Sausberr, 3atsr, Gbemanm
llub teioer mddblf NIT jetem Sage
Oft fsine 2r6eit, Os.lb uno Yta9s;
ga mlro'6 ibm oft rotb gar ~ bunt,
Ntar iGont i'm nitbt CT 1T 9elunb.
Gan; anesre ober 9ebts bicnieten,
Msnn sine & + a II fbeit i'm btfdUt;
Germ 96nnt ibm Sebtr Sub unb 8riseen
limb 9trsmonS 1T es, Der iDn qualt.
Sti(l Iis9t er Bann in ieinem Sstte,
SSsin Merger blrf osm &ranfsn nobn,
limb 9lllss pfe9t i'm um bic QEetts,
limb bsrrlb 1T Der &ranfs bran.
Wsan bdtIbelt i'm 9Ieib sinem &intH
Nean brin9t por's Sctt ibm ben &oifss
lInb 1T bic &ranfbeit nur 9clinoo
Gam ruff i'm @uasn sr SucbbeD!
,lno rptinlbt bas Iic emi9 btie6u
Die trsus Yfte9e unb Die Qsts.
9snn isbt, bic Satin uno bic Sinesr,
Sie itsben um isn Bette ber,
Die 3abl Der Srsunbs outb nitt minSsr
ilnp 9rdmen lttb wer rusi6 pie ieDr.
SIR 8rau'n uno &inbcr nsDmt'5 iur Qebrs,
llnS baItst ben @rndbrsr nertb,
Seoenfet lfste psnn bet nid5t nirs,
Der sub manb GutsS ia bsftbsrt
60 miiro' e5 iNlimm oft um eub itsbm
llnb eusr GItif esn &rebS9an9 9cbn.
Oenn Iis9t bet Wnnn. Der Sotar nieber,
Damn irsilid) iin9t iDr !SIo9sIieotr;
Ssblt bsS @rndDrerS feib'ge ponc,
gSirb oft ju ipat iein 2Bsrtb srfannt.
9cb beiEt iit's, bier objubreben
Su srnltDoft mirbe ionif ojs5 Qiso,
Hur pom Ser9ni9en mil ltb iprsbsn,
9n5 leitbts &rnnSbeit oft beibec.
Der Sranfe porf nur fcmmanpirem
Sebt, wie man eilt lnb ME man fprin8t
limb lbnsa ibm ba5 @erIan9te brin9t;
9Ssn miro re6 Sranfsn Notb nibt rllBrn /!
Sbr tebt, Elm folder franfsr Wlnnn
Slt allentbolten berrlib bran.
@r itsbt Die aisbs iener Stenen
Sle irr'Fbt lb far uno osuttitb aus,
llno NIT Der 8attn itiGsm oSejnen
Somnt 8risO' unO @introht in isn sous.
Ssin 3anf srbebt um &lsinisfeitsn
Gid jsst tpis manhmoI mobl ssibab,
9snn SranfDejt itilt bic Strsiti9feitsn,
Der Rranfs ruff - 8iftora
aub mro 70 mander 0e6erbfFn
Gen armen Sranfsn vpr9siset,
9is bitt're Msbisin gu ill6en
Sarob iib 6srS unb Gaumsn lset
Der bette Beim CT mus auf. grcen
9sm Sranfen jest 9srtbet rperbsn.
&urs, folb Elm armsr franfsr Mann,
Sbr fsbt's 1T gar nibt libel bran.
ilnb 70 ifs, jsbsr ifimmt NIT sin,
0Pnhf ein Wsraoiiapn, fronf ,if fpin
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&3h"stas Set 1. @S8e6rHar ls4a.
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VERITAS.-I,t the undersigned, formerly Editor of
' the g onitore," in Bologna ofthe Gazette Eco
aomicopolitico del Mondo in Milan, If the Column
dc la Federation" in Mexico, and of "El Corrco
AAantico," in Mexico and New Orleans, propose to
edit in Washington philosophical politico-dp lomati
copoIigot paper, for the diffusion Of general knowl
edge under the title of VERlTAs, the editorial part of
which will be both in the English and French Ian
guages. Prospectus raisonnee Of this paper, show
ing Itr necessity object, plan, views, TERMS &c. will
be published and widely circulated in America and
Europe collaboration is Obtained good
English scholar, both to correct my barbarous English
and to translate my French INFO good English
As the principal object of this enterprise is by no
means that of making money, all persons natre nat
uraiSed or Strangers who nay wish to take share
in it, will have right to share also the profit which
might possibly be derived from it, without reserving
for myself the least advantage that which might
be obtained by each of them.
A resident in the United States during nineteen
years, and citizen since 1929, cannot be suspected
of being wholly ignorant of the institutions of the
country or Indifferent in the cause of its social and
political happiness.
Offers received at my present residence, of
Pennsylvania Avenue and 10Th street. Address, post
paid, to "Veritas," Washington, D. G.
SANTANGELO.
Washington, June 3, l842-lm
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From the american Sentinel.

IT, as is asserted by some, the action of the House
of Re, resentaves upon the Navy appropriation was
induced by the fact that measures had been taken
to provide additional revenue and that consequently,
no authority could be given for additional expendi-
ture, it would SEEM upon superficial view OF the
case that they had acted consistently and from conscl
entlous motives of duty in refusing the appropriation:
But opine that they will not be allowed to lay this
Aattering JUNCTION to their souls. They have been
long enough, in Washington to have made provision
for this and every other expenditure necessary to keep
the wheels of government in motion, and to relieve
the country from the evils which the want of uni
form currency has inflicted upon Why have they
not done it? The subject has been presented TO their
considerable time after timehas been called up, de-
bated, and laid aside for FUTURE action.
They have done nothing, absolutely nothing, and
that the time of adjournment is beginning to be
agitated by the more conscientious among Them they
have all the public business to transact at least that
part of which more Immediately concerns the people
As YOU observed the other day, Mr. Editor this Con-
press is famous for doing nothing'-yet il is
said they could not make an appropriation, because
there was no provision made for additional revenue
The opposition which almost every measure emana-
ting from the President has met, would seem to evlnce
determination on the part of members TO embarrass
his movements and it, strongly suspect, the OPP
position to this measure proceeded from this cause
hope the Indignation of the people will fall heavily
upon them.
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JAMES PHALEN s. co. MANAGERS.

The brilliant have met with in the sale of
capital prizes in the last months is altogether
rivaed in the history of Lottery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
prising it does a whole OF $4,000 quarter of
$25,O0O whole Of 4,0O0 and half of 81 0UO these
are all capital prizes and such collection Of $1 900
and $500 and other smaller prizes would astonish
the public fthey were to see the list. The above is
sufficient admonsh all adventures and spectators
send their orders alone u.s. and under all variety
of circumstances. promise the most implicit, imme-
da e, and confidential attention to their orders Off
clal drawings sent to all who order from immedi-
ately after the reception thereof
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DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.

Secure the shadow the substance fades"
The only certain method of obtaining fac smile
of the human countenance is by the Photographic
process The subscribers have awaited themselves of
some recent improvements in this beautiful art which
enables them to produce much holder picture than
heretofore taken. The public are invited to call and
examine their specimens. Rooms on the northeast
corner of 18th and E streets Hours of operation
from 8 to o'clock.
Gentlemen wishing to obtain knowledge of this
interesting art, do so on reasonable terms, by
calling at their studio.
FAY s. REED.
Washington, June g. 1912
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RHODE ISLAND.

The General Assembly will meet at Newport two
weeks from Monday next. From the disposition OF
both Houses (says the Providence Journal enter
tain no doubt that things remain quiet the General
Assembly will pass calling another convention
to frame written Constitution for the State and that
the basis OF the suffrage voting for delegates to such
convention, Will be enlarged to the limits proposed in
in this city
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LAND AND MILLS FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber has ninety-fve acres of land, a
i small dwelling house on it, good spring of soft
water within 50 feet Of the door, 100 40 bearing
apple trees all grated fruit, bell pears pumbs, peach
trees, and currants sufficient for any family USE
Also, grst MILL with two of stones, and saw
mill, Fl by So with two Of in it, and
celent stand for cotton woen factory, or other
machinery, situated on Grand river in the township
of Harpersvle, Ashtabua county, and State of Ohio
which he will sell cheap for cash-a part in hand, the
resdueon short credit.
mar 16-llt+ GEORGE SCHELLENGER.
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A IR-TIGHT STOVE~-H. W. Edwards, High
II street, near Gay, Georgetown, is now ready to
supply the people of this District and Of the surround
ing country with the Alright Stove, to the best of
his ability. Dealers supplied at liberal discount.
Mr. Edwards is my sole agent for this Dis
trct. As far as my health and occupations allow,
will that he sells the genuine article. All others
are "humbugs"
nov 9-wSw ISAAC ORR.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE ,hss the s0aselt.
i Der has obsainsd from tho Orphans Oou't Of
Washington county in the DISTRICT Of Colamhis let
Of administration the personal estate OF Drake
persons having claims against the deceased hereby
warned exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber before the 18th day OF Deem
Der next they may otherwise by law be excluded IRON
all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May, 1912
8. r. HOBBlE, Administrator.
DlsTRIcT COLUMBIA,
Washington county, to toit
Orphans Court, May Ii, 1912.
Ordered That the administrators of Drake Hobbie,
late of ashington county, deceased give the notice
required by law to the creditors of said deceased by
advertisement once week for three weeks in the
Madsonian.
Test: ED. N. ROACH,
Register Of Wills.
!. MAY 25=laW3W
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NIATER! WATERu WATER !!!-Ths day
w received fresh supply Of w bite Sulphur Wa
ter, direct from the White Sulphur Springs, in Vir-
ginia which will sell reasonable terms, quan-
ties to suit customers-in barrels or otherwise.
WILLIAM YOUNG,
2 doors east of Gadsby's, Penn. av
Also fresh supply of Congress water just received.
4
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BOUQUETS CUT FLOWERS and PLANTS

BOUQUETS, CUT FLOWERS and PLANTS
ID Having now at the Greenhouse adjoining our
store an extensive bloom of CsmeaS and other choice
flowers, will be prepared during the whole winter,
supply at the shortest notice S h Bquets Gut
Public respectfully invited to call and examine the
house, which is open at all hours of the day.
Flowers, Plants, Bulbous Roots, Flower Seeds,
Fruit and ornamental trees and Shrubbery, &C., pack
ed to 60 to any part of the county.
]. F. CALLAN & CO.,
Opposite the New General Post Office.
feb S-eo3tf
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A CARD.
MFRS. S. SWEETSER has handsomely furnished
Ivl and opened the new and elegant building, No.
10 WALNUT STREET, near the Exchange, as
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
The location as well as the conveniences Of the
House, is not excelled by any similar establishment,
and is particularly adapted for the accommodation of
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting this city. No pains
will be spared to render comfortable those who may
favor her with their patronage.
No. 70 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
iupe 2-St*.
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no THE LADlES-This day received, the fol-
J. lowing articles of unsurpassed beauty, and be-
lieved to be superior to any thing Of the kind in the
District:
Ladies' silk gaiteI Boots, light colors.
Do Buskins, do
Do do do and check.
Do kid and morocco Slippers black
Also received and on hand in the Gentlemen's line
large and frst-rate assortment for summer wear
suct
Morocco, calf, and seal Monroes navy Ties and
BrogaDs.
Pump and welt soles, lasting Caters various quail
ties.
French Boots, he only ones in the District.
Fine and Common Boots.
The above al! made to order by select and ap-
proved workmen.
The above, together with large stock of almost
every variety and quality Of shoes hand, renders
the assortment of the subscribers very complete.
may 24-3t A. COYLE & SON
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-07
100 GROSS NEW STEEL PENS.

A| LILLIAN FISCHEk has just received IRON
w Josiah Hayden, (the only successful American
manufacturer of Steel Pens,) five new kinds, called
the Ready Writer, New York, Ladies, Gllotts, and
Union.
The officers eff Government who have used Hay
denis Pens, prefer them to all others, and as these
Pens better in quality and cheaper than the for
eign article, they should, on the score of economy
alone, be used in every office under Government.
The Trade will be supplied at the manufacturers
prices, by applying at Stationers' Hall, the only
Agency south of New York
may 9-2aw2w
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rREMONA VIOLIN.-W. FISCHER has JUS
~ received for sale an old Cremona Violin, war
ranted genuine and made by the celebrated Stradia-
gus. Price only 300. The owners continued sick
ness prevents him from using it, otherwise it could
not be purchased for $500 feb
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GOLD PENCIL LOST.

r OST in going from Mrs. Kennedy's boarding
IL house, on the South side Of Pennsylvania Av.,
to Capitol Hill, LADy's GOLD PENCIL. The finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at the Office of
the Madisonian. June /.
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TO THE LADIES.


TINE well known firm of ARMAND PROUST &
Il co. 349 Broadway, New York. beg leave to in
form the Ladies, that having received by the latest
packets from France, handsome assortment of the
newest articles in the MILLINERY line, viz En-
brodered Capes, Collars, Shawls, Ball and Wedding
Dresses, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Laces Ribbons,
made-up Bonnets, Fancies, &c.-they have just open
ed an Agency i'll this city, in the upper part of
Messrs BoTELER s. DoNN's house-furnishng ware
rooms, Pennsylvania Avenue where they respectfully
request call. may 3-*3t
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SUMMER DANCING ACADEMY.

SUMMER DANCING ACADEMY.
Il c. Liable has the honor to inform the ladies
i and gentlemen who are DESTROYS for their chill
dren to receive instruction in dancing this summer,
that he will reopen at his dwelling June lst and on
Capitol Hill June I'd. Days of tuition at his resi-
dence, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; and on
Capitol Hill, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The course to consist of twenty-four lessons.
May 2l-3taw4w
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The Caddo Gazette contains the following advcr-
tisement
CDR. w. w. George, having subdued his political
aspirations, will devote his undivided attention to the
duties of his profession"