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fresh supply Of this Invaluable Medicine is rcce;v-
ed and for sale al the Office of TIE NORTH CARo1IKA
STANDARD. Its efficacy in complaints OF the bowel
&c. is we'll kEOwn tn many in this region. In DT>EN
1t has proved efficacous in aying the pain AID
irritation if administered before the fever fully
up after the ebrilc action has been Eucirp Is
duced ty proper depletion In CoIc il ai!Gys the pain
and relieves the spasms In BIIIorS DfAK*uA. where
vomiting and pufging of bile the ptomss
the Remedy displays its healing power to admiration.
1t arrests The vomiting by al:yng the irri:abIlty o
the stomach, and aeeon the. intesnes in such
TO diminish the discharges, and 10 bring them
a mere natural and healthy appear anre. Il was iE
ASIATIc CBoLERA, the :Awjk Axintic" that this
edy first employed, and virtues FIRST made
known. Cases Of the most alarming kind were cuIed
by t-a forms o! ii bore witness the efficacy o. the
remedy. The cold, cammy skin, the rice>watcra DIS
charge; the spasms of all the muscles Of the body the
violet ring around the eye, and he ilbodng hiccur,
all mentioned in the accounts which some-pf the
persons who were cured have given of their Cases
and all these were overcome by the Of BIZ ERNARDS
CHOLERA REMEDY. It is, undoubtedly, the best
remedy for spring and summer complains, and can
be administered with safely 10 infants of the
der age. No family, no individual, should be- Without
bottie oft. when exposed TO airy Of these disea6cs-
Price, 5 per bottle.
U-The above Medicine can also he had at the
Drug Store Of Dr. N. L. ST1TH in this city.
May 10, 1913. 445tf.
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assassnated in cold blood in the streets carried to
the shore in carts and thrown into the sea.
President Boyer carried with him 10 Kingston
more than 100000, and before he left Hayti il
IS said that he sent 100000 to England, and as
much more to the United States. He is now said
to possess more than a million of dollars.
The Cashier stopped at all the Windward Is
lands, and noticed that net single island has es-
capped the earthquake In some of the islands he
saw large chasms in the mountains, which had
been rent asunder by the earthquake, some near
80 feet deep and two orthree wide, and the enor-
nous rock off St. Thomas called the Sail Rock,
on account of its resemblance at distance to ship
under full sail, was entirely split 10 pieces
Business was very dull, on account of there be-
ing no vessels to carry away the freight, great
quantities of which lay ready for shipping.
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Raleigh, Nay Is, 1913.
m VALUABLE PROPERTY
ESM For sale in the City of ISEA
ssA5M ERAHEEGHH. -E.h4u

Feeling deep and earnest soiicude at the earliest
practicable moment, meet his obligations with idel-
ity and honor the undersigned offers for sale favor
able terms, the two Story Brick House Fayetteville
Street, at present occupied by A. J. Lawrence. This
House was originally handsomely ilted up for Store
house. and occupied by The undersigned for number
of years; and he knows by experience, that ii is
of the best stands in The city, for the mercantile bust
ness.
Also, one other story Brick building with
tho tenements below, and four excellent above
or Wilmington Street, nearly in the of the city
This House constructed that persons might
do business in the lower rooms, and two families be
conveniently accommodated above. AIso one other
House and ground. near Gales spring, and present
occupied by ]. Pntci1. And the Houses and Id acres
of Land, The Mineral Spring lately in the occu-
pancy of Mark Williams, and just below ,ke Cover
uoI's House.
Also, a mem and strong, first rate BUGGY, and
second hand PLANO.
Also Lot OF nell seasoned Timber, designed for the
erection of House 80 feet square. 49,
Also, that eligible Lot, containing Acre of
gronnd with small House thereon, the dwelling
of the Subscriber. :
For all, any part of the above described properly
fair bargain may be expected, and negotiable paper
at either of the Banks, will be taken in payment.
B. B. SMITH
Raleigh, May Is, 1913. 446-,f:
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DREADFUL CALAMITY AND LOSS OF
LIFE

The London canada WesD Inquirer, gives
the following particulars:
On last Sunday afternoon as the Rev. Richard
Flood, the worthy clergyman of Delaware and
seventeen other gentlemen of the congregation,
were returning from divine service, in crossing
the river in small scow adjacent to the site where
the bridge has been swept away, the temporary
convenience was hurried down the stream until it
came in contact with jutting out tree-when
four human beings met watery grave.
The names ofthe persons who perished are Ma
ior Somers, James Rawlings, George Robinson
and William Edmonds all natives of England.
Mr. Somers was highly respectable and well
educated gentleman He has left wife and amia-
bic family of young ladies and gentlemen.
George Robinson, well known as one ofthe best
stage drivers on the Western route, has fett wife
The other two individuals, Rawlings and Ed
monds, were single men.
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TWILL TRY AGAIN.

TENHE Copartnership of BATTLE Se PETERSON,
l. being dissolved by mutual consent, the SubscI-
Der will continue at The in the Lazarus Fire
Proof building TO attend 10 The Commission. re.
ceiVing and Forwarding Business, He
has good room in the same building Tor storing
goods, and hopes by prompt attention the interests
of all who may favor him with their business, give
general satisfaction. He leels grateful for past
couragementfrom his friends, and selcits continu-
ance of it. Not having funds to buy with, he viii
thank all those who send their orders him, for
ward the means to pay with, it will be greatly 10
their advantage and he will then be sure of pleasing
all. A. ). BATTLE.
Wilmington, N. c., May 8th 1913. 44est.
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The FIXING Machine.-H is recorded in the
London Atlas that an experiment has been tried
by Professor Geolls, with an aerial machine,
constructed exactly on the same principle as that
projected by Mr.. Henson. 1t appears that lew
days ago the above-named gentleman, started u
b;s machine from the hill of Dunbruck, near
GLASGOW. from whence he steered his course
WSW. in the direction of the rock call Ailsa
Craig. where it was his intention to land After
having attained an altitude of three miles from
the earth, he began to feel rather ncornforta-
Bile, and accordingly lowered the machine to
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-17
From the Southern Miscellany.
sDrive my wagon long the road;
Sorry team and a heavy load"

Sorry team and heavy load"
Wont you take somethingP says the wagon
er putin an old Junk bottle of rum, that smelled
strong enuff of inions to knock man down, rite
under my nose fore knowd what he was bout.
NO, 1 thank you, says /, rs WashiDgtoni-
an ...-..
who's they?' says he; sum Of yer .pesky
Flurnoy preachers, spose.'
NO. says l, 'they's revolutioners.
sRevolutionersr says he, why my father was
a revolutioner, and fit agin the British at King g
Mounting, and help'd to lick tyranny out OF the
country -
BLAST all tyrants p says 1, 'and hurra for the
revolutoners.'
Come take somethin,' says he, and planting
the bottle at my nose agin. -
NO says l, I'm a revolutioner, and go agin
King Alcohol, tooth and toe-nail.
King who?' says he.
king RUM says L; that very tyrant that's
got you by the guzzle now, and he'll have you
choked down on yer knees to him fore half hour,
if you don't revolutionize on him and quit MN.
The Teller stopped and looked rite down In the
fire then at me-then at the bottic, ana ne LUCK
anuther look at the fire.
That's fact says he, 'its had me on my back
afore tonight but can't-yes / kin-here
ooes mister, blast all tvrants-T'm arevolutioner,
a Washington revolutioner, for ever,' and with
that he throwd the bottle of rum smack in the
middle the fire, and it blazed up blue, and yal-
ler, and red.
Give me yer hand mister,' says /, L don't
want any better proof of yer manhood than that +;
stick to it like a true Washington revolutioner
Stick to It mister y says he, why l never
broke nv word when was sober in my life,
and now must do it afore kin git drunk
s.ick to itq I've been wantin to revolutionize
long ago. and now I've done it,. I'll never knock
under
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HAIL SToRM.-A terrific hail storm ragged for
about 10 minutes on Thursday afternoon at Lam
caster city, Pa. The lntelligencer says :-"The
hail fell with SO much profusion that, after the
storm, it could be seen in many places, and with
so much force, that we hear of panes of glass
being broken in every part of the city, and other
damage done. Such was the terrific power ofthe
wind: that it tore off the tin roof of the handsome
brick building, occupied by Mrs. Mayer, as a
boarding house, III North Queen street, and lodged
on the opposite side of the street. 1t also blew
down the wall of one of the new school houses
in South Duke street The course taken by this
terrific storm, seems 10 have been limited
We hear little of it from the country-but wher-
ever passed, carried destruction along with it."
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d" Tarrutoaon, May 9Th, 1S43.


Gentlemen-l have read with deep interest and
with emotions of no ordinary sensibiity. the letter
which you have done me the honor to address
The testimony you have borne to the purity ofthe
motives by which [ was governed IN performing
a painful act of summary justice under the pres
sure of an overruling necessity, has such force
and value gladly receive it as fair expression
of the judgment of that great popular tribunal to
which, in our country, all matters of general in
terest are finally submitted and to the document
which contains it, l and my children after me-
will ever attach priceless value.
Your jud gment forever sets at rest the suspicion
if such has, indeed, been sincerely entertained, that
my acquittal by the naval court of inquiry and
court martial was in any degree owing to the pro-
fesional sympathy of my brother officers, and not
wholly to the intrinsic justice OF my defence, and
the irresistible evidence on which it rested When
l look at the names of those who have subscribed
the letter before me- and reflect their standing
and poston-their capacity of forming sound
Judgment their admitted intelligence and unsullied
probity, cannot but regard the opinions it ex-
presses as conclusive evidence that the judgment
of the navy is ratified by the verdict of my coun-
try. This IS the verdict best suited to sustain that
consciousness of having acted from sense Of du-
ty so solemn and imperative, that had l refnsedto
obey its voice, sanctioned as it by the delibe-
rate opinion of all the officers who associa-
ted with me, should have been guilty of disoy-
atty to my country and treason to the cause of hu-
manity.
For the kindness which has impelled you to
convey to me this invaluable expression of sympa-
thy and appreciation, beg you to accept, collect
lively and individually, my warm and lasting gra-
titude
am gentlemen, very truly and respectfully,
your obliged and obedient. n--
ALEX SL1DELL MACKENZIE,
Messrs N L, s. G.. Griswold
.. and others New York"
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LANDS FOR SALE. il Erank.

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE, ia Frank.
lin COumty,-Agree ably TO Order from the Coun-
ty Courl of Franklin, will. Guardian, 6Ce expose
public sale in the Town of Lousburg, on Saturday,
the first day Of July, 1913,
5000 ACRES OF LAND,
Belonging 10 The Estate Of ARCHIBALD YARBRorGu.
decd. These Lands are Of an excellent quality and
within mile of FrankIinton Depot, on the Raleigh
and CASTOR Rail Road and adjoln the Lands of P.
c Person Jeremiah Perry and others. I will go
the Land and show 1t to any person, de>irous Of be-
coming purchaser. And, as it is presumed, no one
will purchase, without personally examining the Pre-
misses, is deemed unnecessary go here par
tcular description of the Land. very liberal credit
will be given purchasers. Terms more particularly
made known on The day OF sale.
JAMES S. YARBROUGH.
May IL 1913. 446-ts
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a0 = REWAEED.-Ranaway from the sub,
4P@O scriber the I'd day of April LAST my
gro named ALBERT, about the n ge OF twenty
TWO years; he is black fellow, about Ve feet eight
or nine inches high and pwe Ill made, and when
spoken to he is apt smile and show his teeFh very
plain he has a noted mark near he TOP OF his head
occasioned by scad when a chlld, and which has
caused him to be bald. Said negro left home in
pany with fellow belosging to D'ct. Noah Joyner,
who brought from Granville in Iha Stale Iasl win.
ter, winch place il is probable they Will both attempt
go. Said boy ALBERT had on when he lelt home
a blue cloth frocr coat, with velvet collar, and
white fur bat, both of winch somewhat worn he
will probably al;empt pass for free man and may
have obtained free papers. will give the above
ward Tor the confinement Of said negro in JAIL thsI
/ get him.
JOHN L. GRAVES. =
Yancyvrle, n. c., 4ih May Is43. .145lf.
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SELLING OFF AT COST. -
$$15, 900 Worth OF Fashionable Dry
Goods, at and under Prime Cost,
FOE CASH.

= FOR CASH. 49, -
FINHE UNDERSIGNED having engagements 10
Il meet, within the range Of the next months
with which he is determined comply, and in con-
sideraOn of the very low price of Cotton and all
other produce of the Farmer, and intending. just
soon as possible square off NTH the aUOrld, and make
a arrangement his business Exclusively upon the
Cash system, will dispose of his present
Elegant and Extensive Assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
consisting In part of Fine Cloths and Cassimtres Vet
t"g Sattinettes, and Ga6rOOns Summer Cloths and Bonn
6azenes splendid Silks and Sains Monsin DeLains and
Shaes, SILK Muslins and F0oara SILKS, French Muslis
and LarUns Sriss and JackOnet Muslns Cambricks Cali
Goes, and GMghams-HATs, Shoes CRocKERY, and HARD
WARE 5cc: &c al PRIME COST, and for many articles,
considerably umder Cost for the money.
CASH PURCHASERS and those especially deerous Of
obtaining superior Goods, therefore respectfully in
vited to call they may in perfect confidence, expec,
10 find good bargains.
U7AI persons indebted TO him either by Note or
Account earnestly requested call and make i'm
mediate payment as longer indulgence be given
OT Several spacious and airy Rooms tor Rent on
accommodating terms, in his Neqr Brick House the
corner.
-: B. B. SMITH.
Raleigh, May Is, 1913. 446-tf.
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tyes in extreme poverty, and the other because he
found the affections ofshis father estranged from
him, his niOttea hGoing died during has absence
Oh mother motherl how dost thou cling a
round every human memory, and though cherish
ed in heart of hearts; still thou art not appre
ciated until lost forever I"
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LATER FROM sr. CROIX-HORRORs
In HAYTI

The New York Tribune of Friday says
By- the arrival of the brig Cashier, Capt Allen,
at this port yesterday, we have advices from St
Croix to the 18th ult. Capt. A states that great
numbers of the people were daily arriving from
Hayti some of whom state the reason OF their ieaT
inc to have been that they considered their lives
in danger every moment they remained, The
cruel Iood thirsty deeds oIy M gefef ieSd paope @ er
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 CELLS BRowN and
IN the other heirs and distributes of CLARA Brown,
deceased that the subscriber administrator OF said
CLARA BRowN decd, has settled with the creditors of
his intestae and is ready to distribute the funds
in his hands, and that he will not pay interest the
balance on hand.
JAMES ADAMS, Admir-.
Wake Co, N. G.. Nav I7Ih, lS43. 446-Itp.-
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,,,.;nnte Letter dnte1

nz-The New York Tribune, speaking ofthe progress
made in the manufacture of printed calcoes says our
own Printers from small and imperfect beginnings have
arrived at extraordinary perfection, in producing this
tcle No Printers in the world can now equal them In
beauty or permanence of color The importation OF the
article is almost entirely abandoned, while the expora-
tion is going on to considerable extent.
..Tbe quantity of Cacoes printed in this country is
now estimated at 900 pieces, 900 yards per
and sucb is the extent of the trade in these goods
that thew are beginning form distinct and separate
branch ofbusiness.''
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MTEssRs. SMITH & RTGGs, MER-

NE ESSRS. SMITH & RKGGS, VI r.
lHAL CHANT TAILORS, now receiving their
Spring and Summer Goods which have been selected
in New Yer, from the latest imporlations, and will be
sold for cash, to punctuai customers, at small
advance on the money paid for them. Their assoTt-
ment embraces almost every article Of Gentlemens
apparel.
Gentlemen, if you want 6ne and cheap Goods call
at their well known establishment, Fayetteville
Street, three doors South Of Messrs Williams & Hay
woods Drug Store. Or. if you prefer. your orders
will be promptly executed.
They pledge themselves that no pains shall be spared
to please all who may favor them with their custom
Raleigh, May 4, ts43. 445-tf.
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lust PUBLISHED, and for sale by TURNER
q & HUGHES. at the North Carolina Book Store
Review of the Sermon of the Rt Rev. L. S IVES,
D. d. "Bshop of North Carolina" at the conservation
of the Right Rev JoHN JOINS, D D Assistant Bishop
OF Virginia by the Rev. B. 7. BLAKE, of the North
Carolina Conference.
Standard 49,
May H. 1913. 446 ct.
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The Matches Free Trader of the Goth ult says
"Two young Choctaws, recently returned from
school in Kentucky 10 their homes on Red river,
committed suicide, one because he found his rela-
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n wees to the Public as an Agent TO buy self
Bank or other Stocks or PnbHc Securities in NORTH
Carolina. His charge will be per ceRt. on the 81.
mount bought or sold. D. ". STONE.
Raleigh, Oct. II, rS41. 377tf-Y ?,
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N3aarrfen.

In Johnson County, on Thursday evening last by the
Rev. David Johnson David H. Holland esq. Merchant
ofSmh6eld formerly of Raejgh) to Miss Sarah daugh-
ter of David AVera, esq. =.
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NAnf7 REWARD.-RaRaway from the sub
10 lOO scriber's plantation, in Newbery District,
S. c.. sometime in the month Of JuneInSt negro fet
low named CARTER, now about % years ofage, five
feet ten eleven inches high, and well niades
with feet rather the ordinary SIZE and small
(for negro j. his complexion rather between that Of
full bIooded negro and dark mulatto. IPOfrhaSsd
him in October 1870, OF Mr. Joshua Avis, in Rich
mOnd Va, 10 which place tits likely he will attempt
go. will give the above reward for his delivery
at ihis place, Afy dollars for bis comnitfa TO
any JAIL 50 that get him. F. B.. HIGGINS.
Newberry C. H., March 80, is+S. 44s6t.
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Dten,

In this City, the morning OF the 3rd inst Mrs. .H
c. Baker consort of DR.. Simmons J. Baker,
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FROM MEXICO.

IL have arrived at New Orleans, from different
..on the Gulf A decree, increasing the duties upon
n regn goods 20 per cent was promulgated at Mex-
be 7th of last month"; to take effect IN the ports on
cuIfiu four MONTHS and in those on the Pacific Ocean
:: s;y months from the date Of the decree
The National Congress sitting in the city OF Mexl
The Minister of War had recommended that the
n,me Gen. Guadalupe Victoria, the first President oil
M Confederation be placed in letters OF gold IN con-
cuous place in the Hall of Representatives, and that
r. romans and those of Guerrero be removed to the cap
AL and deposited in the tomb designed for them.
The National Standard recommends, in connexIon
b some remarks upon the visit of Mr. Stevens to Cen
tr,l America law to prohibit the carrying from the
.ountrv of ancient manuscripts and other memorials
college under the patronage of the State OF vera
cruz is in contemplation to be established at JalaPa =
The following appears in the New Orleans Bulletin OF
9Th inst The Editors say that it is received in way
that entities it to credit:
Extract of priUate letter, dated,
'sSALTILLO, April 2, lS43.
s:We are void of news the certainty OF seventeen
fbe Texan prisoners having been shot at the Salado
d The barbarous act committed there. 1t seems that
e of the uuortunates received two balls through his
III and fell as it supposed dead among the rest of
bs companions After the butchery was over senti-
I was to guard the bodies; when night came on
b observed the sentinel asleep, made himself ready and
IN t "A Next morning the guard went to take them up
r. burial found there missing and having seen
b3 tail the blood hounds followed and soon came
nm tS the poor unfortunate man, who was brought back
and Immediately shot secoho ''iie'
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THE MAMMOTH SCHEME !:

SOC, 900 $50 900 Is 5,ooo!-$ $Io,UOos
Sixteen drawn ballots. ~ &
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
- CLASS " FOR 1S43.
To be drawn at Alexandria D. C Saturday, Nay q,
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For Tickets and Shares or CerliffcaeS Of Packages
in the above magnificent Lorrere>,-addreH~.
J. G. GREGORY &c co. Mand gers
Washington City, D. c.
Drawings sent Immediately after they 10,
all who order above.
May 10, 1888, @Aa 4I5 2t.-.
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MAMMOTH SCHEME 4!

Besides prizes Of $IoU-SIUU-SHB-tTO-% %bU--EoB
c-$4o-$25-$2e-$15-$1 $3.50.
70 number lotieLy-16 drawn bsots
Tickets only B20-haIves $i0-quaners S5-eish,hs
s. so.
Certificate of packages OF 26 whole tickets $27O 90
do do 90 half do l35 o.
do do quarter do 81 so
do do eighth do 80 IS
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supply, Of the best -quaity. con-.
I'D slantly on hand, aud for sale at THIS OFFICE.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
CHAss No. 81, FOR 1913,

Clst drawn No. S20-2d or Sd, Sl6-4th or 5h, $l2--
Lowest prize, 500 /,
Tickets $l0--HaIveS S5-Quarters 50 so. s
Certificates of Packages t22 Whole Tickets fl2e
Do do % Half do 60
Do do % Quarter do 40
The Whig standard., 1843-12-02

TNHE undersigned respectfully inform merchants
j and the citizens of the District generally, that
they have established an office in Washington city
for the receiving and forwarding East, West and
South of valuable Packages Parcels Samples, Bundles
Sc: which they fully prepared to transport by
mail speed
As they are the only persons who have contract
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
that purpose they enabled to receive and forward
goods, sc. in advance of any other line
Merchants and others who wish to avail them
selves of our line and who order goods, &c. from
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore VIII
find it to their advantage to direct in care of the fol-
lowing:
Per Adams s. Cos Express from Boston and New
York.
Per Shoemaker s sanford's Express from Phila-
delphia.
Per Rogers s. Co.'S Express from Baltimore.
We receive Packages, Parcels, &C., for the East
West and South at all hours during the day, and de-
liver them to the consignee soon as received we
will also receive and forward from Baltimore and
Washington goods and articles Of every description,
by the first regular trains.
ROGERS s. co.
Office at Brooke's Periodical Depot adjoining Beers
Temperance Hotel, Penn. av., Washington city.
Office adjoining Baltimore and Ohio Railroad De-
pot, Pratt street, Baltimore.
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