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LICENCES.
REoIsTER's oTTIcE,

REaHTER's OFFICE,
Washington, Dec 81, 1916.
NOTICE ia hereby given, that licences issued
~ for butchers stalls, keeping dogs, and buck
stering will expire on the 3lst nst and must be
newed, according to law, at this Office, within ten
days thereafter, between the hours of 10 a. and
C. II. wILTBERGER,
Dec 30-d2w Register.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, WASHING TON,
~ CITY, d. C.-The proprietor of this fine
hotel, former known as "Gadsby's" but now gen.
orally called "Coleman's Hotcl,' desires TO return
his thanks TO his friends and the travelling portion
Of the community generally, for the fayors which
they have bestowed upon him since he opened his
establishment, and TO assure them that he will spare
cxertions to render his house worthy of the pa
tronage of which he has already received no liberal
share. .-. ...
The house having been during the summer thor
oughly painted and reftted, is now in frst-rate or
der for the reception Of travellers or residents; and
the proprietor respectfully solicts continuance Of
past favors on the part Of vsiters to Washington,
or residents during the session of Congress, being
confident that they win always find comfortable
lodgings. the best on the table that the market af-
fords, and attentive and polite VOTERS.
s. s. COLEMAN
Gar, 10 te -
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~ UlTARS AND ACCORDIoNS.--W. FtscH.
VI En- has just received from New York an as
sorrment Of Martin & Coupas splendid guitars,
which are admitted to be far superior to any others
extant. Also Accordions at various prices, from So
TO $50 each, with great variety Of music for either
instrument, at Ons-hdy the price that the same is
sold for elsewhere.
Dec 30-d2w
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.- RoWAND'S MAGIC LOTION.
asserting that the abovenamed preparation,
within from three to FIVE minutes affords relief
in peursy, quincy, tooth-ache, nervous headache,
and neuralgia pains generally the proprietor is JUS
uhcc by multitude of astonishing facts.
Rheumatism also yields TO this remedy, and
Group, in Its early land only curable) stages, may
be overcome in few moments.
Prepared solely by Jos. T. Rowand, No. 376
Market street, Philadelphia, where it may be had
at wholesale and retailN
Il may also he had Of his agents throuehon, this
United States.
Price so cents per bottle, .. .s
For sale by ...
]. F. CALLAN,
Dec %5-dlm Corner and It'll streets
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CILK vELvETs we have received an addi-
- ton to stock Of velveis, Of 10 pieces super
and medium black silk velvets. Ladies are invited
10 call ID, CLAGETT a. co,
Dec. l9--3tf
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! An=, ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE
fss.sSh PROPERTY FOR SALE-The late

Axp=, ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE
ff.sSh PROPERTY FOR SALE-The late
essse#a residence of Mr.. Armfcld, on Prince
G-NE1 street, in Alexandria The house is
brick, built Of the best materials, hand
somely finished, and well arranged for comfort and
convenience; contains Is rooms, most of them large
and airy, and has wide hall through the centre.
Out-houses of brick, also covered with metal, con-
sisting, in one range, of wood and wash.h houses
cistern above ground, two bathing and two dressing
rooms, On the opposite wing, fine greenhouse;
and in the rear, brick ,wo-sory double house for
servants.
The hower-gordcns extend from Patrick to Hen
ry streets. The vegetable garden is large and pro-
ductive
1t IS considered, by many, the handsomest and
most desirable residence IN the District
1t will be sold low, and on accommodating terms,
on application to
VIM. y. MUTT,
At the Treasury Department.
Oct. gq-lw&eotf
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DERSoNS suffering with tooth-eche will have it
Il cured in one minute by applying Wheelers
Teaberry Tooth Wash, and still have the tooth pro-
tected from all decay. Soreness Of the gums is al
50 cured by It, Sohness Of the gums is curod and
bleeding ofthe gums is entirely stopped The teeth,
gums, and mouth, are always kept pleasant and in
the best state of health, by its use. ..
II cured tooth ache and soreness Of the gums for
her. .... .. ...... ......
JULIANNE CUTHERAL.
It cured tooth-ache in his family. .........
FRAS. PROVOST.
Soreness Of the gums Of several years duration
was cured by il for her,
MARY SULLIVAN
Ii cured scurf and ulcer Of the gums for him.
........ -...s.a .s ... NJ. CANISTER.
Sold by Fish g. Co., Nos. and 2, Browns Ho-
tel. principal Office for the United States No. SO
Chestnut street, Philadelphia)
Dec 2f-iy
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Dec 3O-d2w

CONSUMPTION, coughs, colds, asthma, bron-
~ ehitis, liver complaint splitting blood, difficulty
Of breathing, pain in the side and breast, paPaton
Of the heart influenza, Group, broken constitution,
sore throat, debility, ard all diseases Of the
throat, breast, and lungs:-The most effectual and
speedy cure ever known for any of the above dis
eases, Is
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau of Con-, Equip, and Repairs,

January 5, 1886.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for
- timber, copper, and iron,n viii be received
the bureau until o'clock on the 18th Of Februa-
ny next, for delivering al the respective navy-yards
near Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Charlestown,
Massachusetts; Brooklyn, New York; Philadelphia,
Washington, and Norfolk.
First. For white oak timber which shall not be
less than IS feet and shall average As feet in length,
which may square more, but not less than IL inches
at the top end, TO be rough-squared, as for plank
ly curved one way. ...,
Second For square white oak buttcuts from II
10 IS feet long; OF which
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RICH CHINA DINNER, DESSERT AND TEA
SETS, &c, &c, &c.
THE subscriber Intending to resign business in
l. few months to the younger branches of her
family,) is anxious to dispose Of her present stock
Of rich goods previous TO retiring and will sell her
very splendid stock of rich dinner, dessert, tea
and toilet SETS rich vases, &c, &c, at less prices
than they can be imported far. ....-
Persons wishing to supply themselves with china
and glass; will find very large and well selected
assortment, at prices much beloic the usual raies.
SARAH TYNDALE
2l9 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia.
Dec l9--2aw9m
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TYR DYoTT'S SIXTEEN STANDARDS
~ r. w Dyott M. ID. sole proprietor

nR. DYOTT'S SIXTEEN STANDARDS
~ T. w. Dyott, M. ID. sole proprietor.
DIR. Dyotts anti-bilious pill. .............. 25
Mahy's renowned plaster cloth. :. IS, 50 and Al 90
Robertson's stomuchc elixir of health...... | so
Robertson's vegetable nervous cordial. ..... / so
Godbod's vegetable balm of life. ........... | 90
Richardson's govt and rheumatic drops. ..... 90
Vicker's ombrocafion, for rheumatism, &c.. IS
Tissott's govt and rheumatic drops. ........ 2 co
Dr. Dyotis vegetable purgative compound, | 90
DIR Dyot's vegetable tonic bitters.. ........ | 90
Robertson's mountaineering lozenges. ..... so
Robertson's patent stomachc bitters. ....... | 90
DIR. Dyotts crcessian eye water 25
DR. DyouB infable toothache drops. ...... IS
DR.. Dyott's patent itch ointment: .......... so
Vicker's letter ointment. NATURALIZATION. 37I
Dyotts family medicine chests No. L.. 90 90
contain regulated supply ofthe No. g.. 40 90
above articles, with directions No g.. GO 90
Remember these are the forty years tested ried-
cina preparations. In the contents of each rned-
cine cheat will be found remedy for every disease
which the human body is subject to. Iii for these,
and for these only TINT we hold ourselves accouhta-
BILE for the performance Of that for which they
set forth.
Tw DYoTT & SONS.
For further particulars, see Dyotrs Oracle Of
Health, copies of which can I've had gratis by sp-
plying at the Office, No, l32 North Second street,
Philadelphia or Of such persons as keep the above
medicines for sale. Each article to be had separate
Special depot at the book store Of Robert
Farnham, corner of 18th and Penn avenue,
Washington city, also for sale by the most prinei-
pal druggists,
June
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JOHN SAPPINGToN,
. Saline county, Missouri.
Ls=Messrs. A. G. SWITZER & CO.,
St. Lou Missouri.

nARBY'S GAZETTEER, price reduced, hast
~ edition, enlarged and improved, $50 closely.
printed octave pages, in full leather binding; price
81 unpublished at five dollars. For sale Ga few
copies only by
+. TAYLOR.
Will be sent by mail, post paid, to any post Office
in the United States, 1.-TWO dollars be RENTED to
Jan &c +. T..
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Notice 10 prs-empfton claimants.

Notice to presumption claimants.
Every person entitled to the right Of prr.emPbo
to any lands within the limits Of the townships an
tracts above enumerated, is required 10 establish h
same to tho satisfaction of the register and receive
OF the proper land Office, and make payment there
Tor, as soon as practicable after seeing Ibis notice an
before tho day appointed for the commencement
The public sale Of the township embracing The tn
claimed, (above designated;) otherwise such clad
will be forfeited.
las SHIELDS
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JAS. SlltLDS, - u
Commissioner Of the General Land Offs'
April l0-laWf
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Dec 3O-5t
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Frankfort, Nov ls45-Nov. 25-2aw3m
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could sford them substantial relief IL being con
trosd and governed by the constitution Of the State
which denied the pow'r Of the Legislature to pass any
law which should impair the Obligations Of con.
tracts and Of those bills which we're introduced
the two most important oDes failed in the Be-
nate The hope entertained by the anrenters that
relief could be afforded taem by the convention called
TO amend the consttutiobence the heavy vote In favor
Of convention in the infected district but the hopes
thus INDUCED in doomed to be disappointed The
convention provided IL 10 true, against recurrence Of
the evils Of bu. old nothing to remove those
which 1t 10 alleged exist; and now II may be asked what
can what will Gov. Young recommend upon the sub
Legislature win he play tho demagogue and like his
predecessor talk soothingy TO these msled and unor
tunate people, merely for talk sake will ne plainly
ssy ha' ss 1sw S ss 6scsved ss
provided far u,tce and equity demand, for the
peculiar grievances OF which they complain will he
and TO the order loving people" Of the dis
affected Districts to keep what they've got, and get
what they can ~
questions. My own impression ID that John Young 10
anttren;er than sas Wright was, and point
ns e Of he
and exclusive friends Of Gov. Wright, under the Gov
ernors Immediate and personal supervision. They
mated from the executive chamber. and were first
General They sustained by Mr., Wright's
frenls q man and although they conceded all tina,
could be conceded without direct violation Of the CON
stution IN fact the OF Gov. Wright and
his end passed BY vote Of three ourths
OF the members Of Assembly Gov Young voted for the
bills Is true but be had not ss much to DO towards their
preparation had his vsnqushed rival, and less
Identified with their fac and history But how the
snrenters snected7 they have become camorous II
impoitunate from success and have lost all their small
share Of humility and modesty Of pretension becoming
perfect in their desires only reiusng 10
pay any rent-but having voted themselves each
fmn are prepared 70 claim, cultivate, conlo and Il
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Sporting Inselllsenos.

PAcrNo AND TRoTTIsa.-UNior CouRsE L. by rsfs.
to the advertisement another column, II will DO
that there will be excellent pacing match
the above course to-day. The horses Capt Waugh and
Roanoke 90 to wagons, best three in 6vo wagon and
driver to weigh 46l pounds After which there will DO
trot for purse; and should the day be iair anci
pate good attendance.
NATeHEE PHARsALiA CoURsr-The first race on Nov.
l6th sweepstakes for year olds $500 subscription
500 forfeit and $26 declarations six subscriber and
nine nomnatons-milsh heats
Duncan Kenner's CHI {. Scintilla, BY imp Glen
coe out of Iorchlignts DAM. ........
Wm.J Minors Jenny Lind by imp. Glencoe out
Of Betsey Malone. -. ............
Time. l:5l-l:63-track deep with dust
On the Second Day, Nov l7th, for saddle and bride
$40 entrance-s3 lbs on each-one mile out, won by
VIM. j. Minors Glide in 1855
Second Day. Propretors Purse $780, so entrance ID.
ded-free for all eyes, weight according to rule.
Mr. John Turnbulfs CHI. I, own sister to Thorn.
MIL y. o.. 1
Mr. Fanning's ch m. Gsndelstte, by i'm. Glencoe,
dam by imp. Leviathan,5 Y. o..............
Captain w m J. Minors ch. T. Cassini swn sister
TO Ten BLOCK, y o..
Colonel A. L. Bingaman's ch. c. by imp Riddiss
worth, out OF the sister to Remus. ......... Z
Time, l:55x-l:66.
Third Day, swsepstake for two year olds- subscrip-
ton $608 forfeit $3.50 and $50 declaration--six nomns
tons--fvs paid the declaration--m heats.
Colonel Bingamans CHI c. Bundle and Co. by imp.
Levsthan, out Of Fanny Wright. walked over.
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The English View Of tho Operation OF tho
Bankrupt Law Of ISsIln the United States.


We trust that the merchants of Bristol and Liverpool
and the large body Of mercantile in this country
connected with the American trade did not omit 10 read
with the attention deserved srticie recently printed
in the Ne York Herald, and headed Operation OF the
Bankrupt Law Of l6Il /" II was edifyng document
too instructive be neglectedto remarkable to be
passed over without We chrc niclers far
faithful to suffer II 70 die away without word.
The majority Of our readers are, no doubt, aware
that no arsocrscy in the world half the airs
and demands 1.-THE Of the respect that has becn
ceded in America 10 that most interruptions Of all
powers--an arstocrscy Of wealth. Captain Hamilton,
in the best book yet published America, satisfied
the British mind beyond all doubt that privileged
msney class existed in the United states, far more
exacting and potent than any we read Of a. enjoy
ing exclusive privileges elsewhere. The superiority
Of roneyed men, If not written down In the statute
book he found acknowledged openly and tscy in all
the transactions Of social life. do you observe" said
the master Of the house to Captain Hamilton, at an
evening party, that tall thin persen, with cast in
his EYE, and his nose little cooked Well
that not three months ago, made 500 900 by
gle speculation In talow. You must allow to intro
pretensons to respectability were put forward
the same esteem for mere money was demanded Had
he been presented to bag OF dollars %
soon he landed 10 the New World he would have per-
formed in one act q solemn ceremony which he was
doc ned to repeat in n thousand.
We ere not surprised that the people Of no money ~
so enlightened country as America. snouia iebs1I
with some degree Of jealousy tho en,iapie poon o.
cy every class claims to be respected every orer has
its privileges end rights Hsd Captain nsm'.on nsea
till the year OF grace sll he woul have added sno'her
chsptsr TO his work and called 10. % nan .spcL and
society eoualised by recent legislation Everybody,
saw must be respected in America IL man owes mo
ncy and can pay IL, he must be rcspectsd II another
owes money and cannot pay It, he must Dc respected
too Virtue in dsmocfacy must net lord II over wee
There ould be an end OF equality II she did. MONEY
and responsibility all very webb Tree born Ame
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The arrangement in the arrival Of the various means
Of travelling up late hour has limited our list Of
yesterday . arrivals, at the principal hotels:
AmERrcAN--James Lyle, Detroit; Gen. Lewis Cess
do; Geo Frost do: A. Monroe, U. 8. Artillery, Lieut.
Fremont do J. Mason West Point; J. Purroy sts1sn
lslsndi; w Boees, Ohio; v. Southard, New jersey; NJ
Phillips, New Orleans.
Asros.-G Hutton, Baltimore; r. Long, DO; j. H.
scruddsr New York; j. st0ckbridgs, do; o. Carter 40,
J. Hart. do; O. Evans, Mel O. shuttruck, Boston; j.
Wilson. N. H.; j. Jones, Boston; J. Tirhss Phila; j.
Parhhurst Baltimore. g. Lewis. Bostoni =. Nswtisn,
do; Jenkins I. Hyatt, Rochester; w. Mossly Buf
faio; Wilcox, Oxford; Hon. D. Webster ana family,
NJ King, n. l.; T. Robinson, Maine, w. RioAardscn
Boston; C. shsckiord do; w Gray Baltimers, T. Tsy.
Ior, U. 8. N; j. Priest, st. Louis
CITY-J. 7: Hearth, Troy A. Flagg, Fswliam
Count Pourtali, switzerland g. Harper, Philsdsphia
Capt Needer, Canandsigua; T. Morris r. Morris, Otse
go; j.. Armstrong. Detroit j. 0Rsilly, Albany J. J.
Forsyth, Florida; W Morris, P. smith Philadslpha
aster.
FnAsxLrr-J. vassar, Poughkeepsej A. Lsthsn. Nor
witch; Penobs, PhiladelphIa ID. Bedden Connecticut
George Englshsr Albany; M. Chase, Csnada A. Rsss-
senu, Troy.
HcwAsp MIR Hobart Boston, NJ Holman, N York;
w. Edgsrton, Vermont; j. Shelton, Georgia, W. Par
menller, Canandsigus; A. Brewster, ecoharie; Geo I.
Dwight, Missouri; Cspt Pilman, L. l.
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IxroRrArr seIzuas-The New Orleans CsmmsrcSsl
Bulletin Of the 20h, yesterday wris Of f. were
issued against the Second Municipality under the jude
ments recently rendered In favor Of Robb Hoge ard
the Bank Of Louisiana and the Sheriff levied ON large
amount Of belonging TO the Municipality Amone
others, on cd their ground rents, the new hall and
ground which IT stands and the iron closet Of the
comptroller, containing all the promissory notes and
the sinking fund.- and also the money and other ssssss
in the hsnds Of the Treasurer Tho amount OF the udg
mens under which those seizures have been made arc
with back interest about $50 0O0 We do not believe
tha. there il any parallel In this country whore the
Affairs OF corporation have taken such sudden and
before the last cty election The Municipality
at present 10 Ike ship In distress at driving before
gale, not only In crippled condition, but with these
on board wAo ere In power or command, either unwir
ling or incapable lone BOTH to direct her course,
stand firmly to the helm, take measures for her
safety.
Sir Richard Pakenhsln. Minister Pispipotentiary Of
the Kingdom Of Great Buan arrived ct Columbia on
Tuesday evening, In the cars
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rcani IT, we reckon something far beyond them both
vas with thorough convictsn o. aas great lac. tia,
and passed II is the grsndeH law on rscord-the
most sweeping measure known We are sure that
ton and applause of every inselvo4 leDr In the king
dom.-to risk the 10y atty Il c3l9 t!uqt subject IN
tuDats Of business, sn to enable them 10 start in
life again without Inconvenience lot or hindrance What
ministry in England ever gave their energies 70 such
sures Of finance, approach this emnencef Did her ma
esty In her most maternal aspirations for the well be-
ing Of her SUBJECTS dream Of the glory that President
achieves when he becomes huge and universal COM
missioner oil bankruptcy
Under the operation OF the bankrupt law OF ls4i <40
900 900 dollars entirely RENTED and oo0 insol
vents discharged from the Of their debts
Nothing like had happened since the revolution 1t
was an acknowledgement Of the inalsnabls right Of
every American to do what he thinks proper without
reference to effects and consciousness In the years
Americana desperate family OF gsmesters. The
whole Union" says the Nsw York Herald twas turned
ton to try his fortune with the dice box nobody wss
content to earn compeency by the labor Of when
getting rich, and every body followed his neighbours
ample. Wsmay anticipate the consequence. Tho false
Quoted which drew away mems m,nds from the ausi,
honest and steady pursuit Of wealth by gradual sccumu
lation, was only equaed in intensity by the gloom that
succeeded Men found their suddenly acquired wealth
transformed like tho tabled gifts Of the destroyer Of
mankind into Sross In their purses. few remained
thousands how ever demanded the protection of the go
vernment, and they received thirty three thousand
free citizens Of the Republic required their uncontrolls
Bile freedom to be proclaimed by which should put
tho matter beyond all doubt As far a. 1.-THE wiping
OUT the sponging OUT the forever extinguishing"
four hundred and forty millions nine hundred and thirty
four thousand six hundred and fifteen dollars Of debt.
might make II clear their wishes were complied with
Tbs frauds perpetrsted under hs act
ed to be gigantic and extraordinary" II could not be
otherwise any disposed deaud his lawful cred
itors was enabled by this to rspudists their
claims, without the chance Of punishment. II was
premium held out to dshone.y-s bride offered to the
well intentonsd II smphatcally act to rslsvs
the rascal at the expense of the honest
In the southern district Of New York. which includes
the city ITSELF 1850 individuals applied for relief They
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nssd be Aght for IT, Claiming to have been the vctsrs
.nsy demand the "apoils and being Inclined TO- 70 Il
remedies they clsmor for In lths meantime Il will be
interesting to watch the course Of Gov Young He has
antlrenters" all they demand be will be regarded a.
ruthiss volator Of law justice and equity by the con.
servstivs portion Of the commonwealth II he refuse
succumb TO the wishes Of that modest class Of citizens
who won't pay rent nor nothin' else" he may expect
to be denounced and driven cut OF the camp by them
Thus he |, surrounded BY danger every side; he
will see how he manages the helm Of State among the
rocks and shoals which portepd his destruction. One
false move will wreck the high hopes Of the great Wing
party and scatter its strength and its gloriss to the mercy
Of the winds and waves.
Meantime, how fares our democratic brother Are
me great hsrce democracy united in harmonious
whole yeti We are told that household divided against
itself cannot stand; but we fear, although We cry
Crosws for that he did not bare bis breast to the enc
my, and lead their troops victory and Fasta
says to Poins, so saye,h Flagg to Croswell =.
al tell thee, Ned-sweet Ned-thou hast lost
Much honor, that thou vert not with me
In this action"
But CroswsI has been through too many hard fights to
draw his sword against mon in buckram - and sup
By the sratocracy Of the Ssmuerasv prDcs
Mslnotts-
Oh that we. the hswsrs Of wood and drawers of
Could be swept away, that the proud might know
What the world would be without u.s."
Perhaps the nominations for judgeships which to
DO made next spring. may tend to harmone the discord
ant eisments-st least il Is so hoped and suppossd NV
own impression is that next fall the breach will be WI
dsned again Flsgg, the present competitor, will proba-
after this year, il elective. This would excite ell the
elements Of strife in the highest degree for he regard
cd a: being more obnoxious to large portion Of the Ii
beral democracy than Cato himself before his
fall little decapation in the customhouse will. at
any rate have to be resored to before Father Richie
SENECA.