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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YoUR
GUM IT W"

VVNHE Franklin Manufacturing Company have on hand at their
n PAPER MILL neal the Depot OF the southern Railroad agood
assortment Of extra sapcrhne, fine and common letter fohhet and
IA. cap papers ruled and plan: also. medium printing, cnvelop Nad
wrapping rspers Of various slc- at the lowest wholesale prices
to WLsh icy invite public attention, assured that Ia quality and
puce their manufacture wilhcsr a compariECn with the production
Of any Nuuh,m Factory. Thcy nc prepared TO execute orisrsfoT
any description of paper that the market or their customers may
require. Merchants ERd dealers 10 requested TO call AT the Payer
MI ant rramins Tor shrmslg.s nh ItVf
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throu7hout hc enuta voigme, The WI tutta. n II. ccva.
I'd chrp tcr which DO f cuia ly adapted to i' SUBJECT. ant W! irh
gives Ga value nfauyc ay VIVA of fm. krl fl h.sr,rt come
under cur cyc TIC flu-fat ore ace beautiful. icing accurate
dmvirg' ~ IN ths ro1ut1i o. pfcsrntd -ISocheiief b. ADV.
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a. pR1VRER A. MORRIS, 90 Main o.
ENINE FRENCH CLOTH DRESS COATS.
II Thus day received PER Adams a Co.'S E,ptc's, so hnc bt
Cloh Does Goats at o. 10 ets, usually solla y, 10 $40 alec. a
faw Goth Coats, al 20 dolls each, al FLEETS up town Clothing
store. ldrs CORNER ABOVE EXCHANGE BANK.
MAGAZINES, Sc.
HODEYs tudys HooS fot December Fashion pate
M Graham's Narlzrc, "
C'iumbln Nsgaune,
NY illustrated Maraune. "
No ~ rtctor al History of Errand
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FOR NOHFOLK AN PETESsBgRG.


&C y sur. Transportation.
NO MORE WHITE. GRAY OR RED HAIR.
~ A remedy which enhances considerably the BEAUTY and alter.
mr appearance OF Ne c -un,cHanee from inst which . much disukeL
II 10 pleasing 10 have cdc cnt means 10 remove Ties dagU, To
hihas property ofJuLEs HAUELs vEGETABLELQuID HAlg
DYE which the proprietor can " IA justice stale 10 hr teyord any
thing II the kind ever yet kr'v "a u this ~ any other county. H.
p'cp, resafe very p "ennl Rough voy innocent To scheneal
result ts a wondar.ast enables persis N dye iusiartsnrcgsy N. ~
har without tee least 'n;snvca,ncr. For ch1nrinT rcd or Fray
haf' Nhr,scn, etctiows' Se'to a tfown, back Or eh,suut eoor
The slightest evil eonscqrcncc' need not be feared from IT. use-n
altogether armies. Thiao'mrosicn - TIE only ore aneaoaed
oN'ns teenee OF Chemistry I" dye 10 IN indelble marncf. 'hc va
nouF era 'ations Of coioTs- without dan-sr or inconvenience. and
has justified the liberal pltonaFc and Unlimited eonhdsuee or the
unene. u bliek . required AK for toI marked \; II brown,
ro' safe ~Soes,is ard retail. BY JULES nArEL,
No 80 = Thid stree. below Ch-snut Pr1.
And By nv Agents. l. Grtcf, puval 4 p1rceI K e uuvaL r
Duqu-sne. Main street : MZlchusson. D1nr A. Ntaursn. Bond
street. Richmond Cb'sCorlrr. Bpeg. rbomas A. TO, Feeu.urg:
20 Bevare or Couotruct.,-Ab Tor .JvLEs nArELs w.
GErABLE LioUfp UAtC nSE" n you want the arLuirr aftfle.
FyA nfem'nn '~ari@d auth" Fandn ln~itl'- v 20
SO0 BUSHELS Of yrp supru1r Maine Mecsr Pcta.
DUU tccs, remaining uusoid Of fchr C.irmbl'z cargo.
for sale BY RANKIN & wHlrtocE.
COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS. On consign.
NEST ? 'T11 e' fFoed heavy Coun'y EHt so.u, fr ne
Sos B,wgs. VAN prrpsrS = WAN.
MISSES FINE GAITEH FRENCH uOROCC
AND GOATsENIN
VNHE subscriber has iu store. a handsome as.
n io.tucrt o. the above goods fr Nr-s. well snI ta74
"Wfl WA'ff HAi.h VIII n 100 - iltH1ffIf arc frsnHrtuN
invited % CALI JTDAH NNrRs.
noP No t7 Nrsl Main street
GEMENT-CEMENT-IOO barrels Newark
- Ccmcnitafy ctpettel ger tctr ~ ushsrer aud rf es b.
no 10 PRyKtN A WUtrIpCE
EIWE HTtTCKs.--lo Irc Grek. hyr t1ufs us5r.
n f%o'l'"lr rri6 WlsLlNNs hLNVNL.
SPIRITS TURPENTiNE.-3J bbls. Spirits
- rup,nunc, in One otd't. fr n, tv
20" uuVAL a FlRcciI. uwsats. I7 Hanu
- HAIEs COuKs, Tor s1e BY
- lr2 IVLDEs a RluruPR
NEW BOOks-Rc CCiVcd his da,.
J~CRErlA-EIwff New Novel, rtor. surrs. csc
~ The DOG. by Youau win rar,ltou. rv.dwih adt ions
b. " ifus $50
Tue EraI nssrtrf srd Nua.1s ~ is,7-a yafustr iui boz
tcrrurG wors Coz 1r1r-. CSC
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edfi1n, vita llstuuH ns BY tr sr.1of. suu
eet1's md stonv-Gu'r .t Workers M Meta. ana stonr con
firiuE of dcs rus ans patterns Gr rt-s, firr. ba ICONS. ont &C. |
uetU nj uE. Sc- BY lhos 4 Water and } Jay smiuh, = psuI
each $50
Eftatts fvr ne Hvsmor' 81 Bee.rtut tnnsla Cd Fcn the
Gcnuan o. Wfam TsgH PIKE Islc
lafcs' M oral sasarne ~ ~ enber 100
No il9 LfsHs Lvnr Aess f2lc
NASH a wOOnHOUsF. Rrok-res,
tni dcalsrs IN Piaao fcues sud Nuae.
co 40 Nsna
. = - 49,
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OOTs---BOOTs---EOOTs

Superior quality.
NETE have on hand, Just received, a fne sosE Of Grnieueh's
w fine Dress BCo,s and Water BCo.s, which we invite our
fdcrd. aud the public to call and eIamine.
no 20 fliNbh q VALE
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kGRO HIRING.-Thomas Il. Taliaierro

ID ALUK STKUPS. UentIemen Wishing a
h rood Razor SuOp, can dad an elegant assortment Of 20
gers. Chspman'A Emcrsons. Mechis, Woods and LONDON Mag
Eetie make. four and two sides, of superior Gaish, and which real
B possess the sharpening qualify TO perfection. at
no9 r. J~pHNSTONS Drug Store.
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&feN HUM NODlLE.- he me schr. JOY,
- Capt Bsrltu- having 4 large portion or her caro-
engaged and going on board IN the Dock, wall meet with de-
patch. For balance OF = or 300 boxes tobacco, aruly On tolri.
orr no 20 RANKIN . wHTTiOCK
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\ CHAHCEGN Al a Court Of Q1auehy Session hell 70,
n Lou's Colrty % the Court bou-e thereof On Moutiy the o.
DAY Q Nov-ubs.,. 1916.
e5uln b.Glun in his own nshL AMI a. Adm. a..ua,or o.
Susuua GLum. deceased.
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MORE MUSIC--Oct. 10.

~ TITLE hAIEUs-A iulNH'i supply VI 'HH iH-
IN valuable article, which has beea 50 highly approved by those
who ave used Il. Such is the effect on sore or tender Nipples that
the proprietor t. wiling 10 warrant Il m every ease To effect a cure,
and tfi fails TO cure, the money will lie refunded. For sale BY
DUVAL L PURCELL. Druggists,
m IA Is7 Main street.
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
paraion eort'erty recommends t ashav!rs no 17a1l 10 Tie word.
Tor mparLng a Oeaut ML soh and sl,s.y appearance 10 the Ha :.
Pr.aotllE o. grow D. a. E-eveal-g q. f.ns oaL
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A EOR CHARLESTON, s. c. The Q.

1SIE Wv YIN. :. -. Inc good
AA sehr Bhsk Bapk, Yelion mlste-. h,v.nr the freaier
portion Of her earso engaged. viii positively sal III GSs Of neGl
week For freight Of small packages apply to master on board In
Dock, oTtO
no q RANKIN 4 WUTTLOgK.
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks OF.

VIRGINIA AT a Court OF Appeals held at
v he Capitol IN the City Of Richmond, on Monday, Novsn
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Daily PareTs5 per annum; sEatwEKELY, single copy IS. for
Eve copies $40. WEEKLY, single copy, -; FIVE copies for 81
ten copies for siS-always IN advance. HemiuAnecs may be
made al the risk Of the Publishers N all easss where evidence is
uten Of the depostr OF a letter in he Post Once containing mo
nev
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| loved him then--I love him still, above all othe
objects on earth, and shall continue to do until m
latest breath loved him for his many virtues 10
ms warm attachment to me; the kind, tendef, afec
tlonate conduct which he manifested towards me un
der every circumstance and upon all occasions bu
these unwecome remembrances bitter drugs in my
cup oil misery, which only to rob me of the Little
comfort remaining to me, and make miserable be.
| yond expression.
Here, overcome with emotion she paused moment
and then proceeded
Alter our marriage, proceeded to our residence,
where we lived together in uninterrupted harmony.
1t was in ---, where the bliss of conjugal union
with me had its beginning, and where were consum-
mated the joys OF domestic life. The associations Of
my husband extensive and most respectable and
many are the happy hours that have spent in the
social circle with friends and acquaintances The
time passed pleasantly away, for it pleased kind heaven
TO smile upon u.s. and to bless with plenty, prosper
ity, and happiness Bnt why should dwell longer
upon that happy of my lie My story is one Of
wo We are too apt, whilst rambling along .he pleas
ing walks OF life pucking from the blooming foliage
OF nature the sweet flowers that strew pathway,
to imagine our happiness durable that nothing
dispossess OF earthly blessings! Such were the
convictions Of my youthful mind but sad experience
has now changed the aspect Yes, when was attend
ing to the duties and enjoying the tranquil blessing Of
domestic iie-in an unguarded moment, when least
suspected danger villain yea, demon, in the
shape Of man, with his alluring entertainments and
villainous devices like Satan who in the lovely walks
of Paradise beguiled first parents; this man, the
pretended friend OF my husband, sedced me- and bore
me from him. Yes, it was with that wretch left my
peaceful abode, the home of my happiness o aban-
doned mother! my tender child, the offspring OF my
youth 0 the companion OF my bosom! Will the sun
OF heaven dawn upon the morn that can call
him mine again-that win restore to my fond
and afectonate family will these eyes again be
permitted to gaze upon manly face Of my kind
and tender husband? No, no, the fearful torebodngs
Of guiltstricken conscience OF our final and
eternal separation can but invoke the cold hand OF
death to put an end to my sufferings-to remove me
from this wearisome scene OF ruined prospects and
hope upon my unhappy condition-where mercy is
stranger-where the enduring remembrance of act
Of disobedience will never to torment and vex
my soul ..
The above facts should teach all to avoid that de-
Drunkenness, in whose train follows every vice
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For the Columbian Fountain.
FLOWERS.

| sa8 ~ '& For the Columbian Fountain.
@S 81 FLOWERS.
Beautiful flowers wherever ", bloom,
With your soft-tinted leaves and Fragrant perfume
Whether in spring ye come forth from the ground
Or when autumn scatters her dead leaves around
Whether in cottage or palace ye dwell,
Beautiful flowers l love ye well
Behold young girl, in her mirthful play,
Laughing the hours of childhood away,
The light winds are waving her sunny hair,
And her voice sounds sweet in the silent air,
While her fair hands are twining, from summer
bowers,
Wild blooming wreaths Of the beautiful flowers.
The scene has now changed, for years have flown
That gay laughing girl to a woman has grown;
And her lover IS there, who fan would tell
The secret their eyes have revealed too well
But flowers he plants in her snowy vest,
And their eloquent leaves have his love contest.
IT'S a bridal morn. and loudly swells
A merry peal from the old church bells;
The white robd bride is smiling now,
Meath budding wreath from the orange bough
And bright eyed maidens before her strew n
Beautiful flowers of every hue.
There's voice Of sorrow for time hath fled,
A wife and mother lie cold and dead;
They've laid her to sleep in her endless rest;
With young babe clasp'd to her marble breast
And the flowers are there with their perfum'd
breath,
Decking the bud and blossom in death.
In the green church yard is lonely spot,
Where the Joyous sunshine enters not;
Deep in the gloom Of the cypres shade,
There is her home in the cold earth made,
And over her still the sweet flowers bloom,
They were near her in life and forsake not her
~ tomb. a VI
Beautiful flowers! ye seem to be
Linked in the fond ties of menlory9
Companions We were to our childhood's day,
Companions ye are to our lifeless clay,
And barren and drear were this wide world OF
4" ours,
Lacking the smile Of the beautiful flowers !.
,ftt +. E.,B.
North Yarmouth, Me-, Oct. gath 1876.
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COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.
From volume of Sketches.
JOHN RANDOLPH.

| remember some years since to have
seen John Randolph in Baltimore. had
frequently read and heard description ol
him, and one day, as was standing in
market, now Baltimore street, | remarked
a tall, thin, unique looking being hurrying
towards me with quick impatient step,
evidently much annoyed by crowd of boys
who were following on his heels, not in the
obstreperous mirth with which they would
have followed crazy or drunken man, or
organ grinder and his monkey, but in the ST.
lent, curious wonder with which theywould
have haunted Chinese decked in full cos
tune. instantly knew the individual to
be John Randolph, from the descriptions.
| therefore advanced towards him to make
a full observation of his person without
violating the rules Of courtesy in stopping
to gaze at him. As he approached, he oc-
casionaly turned toward the boys with an
angry glance, but without saying anything,
and then hurrying on as if to oustrip them,
but it would not do. They followed close
on behind the orator., each one observing
him so intenlly that each one said nothing
40 his companions. Just before ! met him
he stopped Mr.. D., a Cashier of one of
the Banks, and said to be as odd a fish as
John himself. -l~lotered in store close
by, and, unnoticed, remarked the Roanoke
orator for a considerable time, and really,
he was the strangest looking being | ever
beheld. .#t .-
His long thin legs, about as thick as a
strong walking cane, and OF much such a
shape, were encased in pair Of light small
clothes, so tight that they seemed part and
parcel of the limbs Of the wearer. Hand
some white stockings were fastened with
great idiness at the knees, by small gold
buckle, and over them, coming about half
way up the calf, were pair of what, be-
/ lieve, are called hose, coarse and country
knit. He wore short-they were old fash
ioned, and fastened only with buckles
huge ones. He trod like an Indian, without
turning his toes out, planking them down
straight ahead. twas the fashion in those
days to wear fan tailed coat, with small
collar and buttons far apart behind, and a
few on the breast Mr.. R's were the re
verse of all this, and instead of his coat be-
| ing fan tailed, it is what, we believe the
knights of the needle call swallow tailed
The buttons behind were in kissing prox-
unity, and they sat together as close on the
breast of the garment as the feasters at q
crowded public festival. His waist was re-
markably slender; so slender that, as he
stood with arms akimbo, he could easily,
as thought, with his long and bony fin
gers, have spanned it,
Around him, his coat, which was very
tight, was held together by one button, agc
in consequence, an inch or more OF tape
to which it was attached, was perceptibl
where il was pulled through the cloth. H
wore large white cravat, in which hi
chin was occasionally buried, as he move
his head in conversation; no shirt cola
was percept.ble; every other person SCENE
to pride himself on the size Of his, as the
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, Phladel-
phia, New York and Boston, closes at Al and
9P. M. daily, except on Saturday nights.
No mails sent East Of Baltimore on Sunday
morning. aga
The mails from the above cities arrive daily
at 9sA. M. and s P. NJ. except Sunday night
The Western Mail closes at 9 ?. NJ and
arrives at 8 P. M. daily.
The Southern Mail closes at 8 A. M. and
arrives al S p. M. daily.
Office open from u A. M:to 3 2. M. daily
except Sunday, on which day il is open from
u A. M. to 10 A. M. and from IL M. 10
p. M. and from 10 9P. M.
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SPLENDID.

A RCHERS highly improved Jet Black vsrnish for
n the use of Boot, Shoe, Harness and Trunk max
ers Preserving the leather and giving to all kinds of
black leather splendid polish, and is admitted by all
who have tried it, to be superior to any in marke. Il
i made and sold by the subscriber wholesale and
tail, at the Shoe store of MIR Lewis Paynes, op
posite the Farmers and Mechanics bank. ere
w. LANG
Georgetown-sept 22-lm
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A Coon SUGGESTION. II is proposed by Sc
veral Of our prominent temperance men, pc
tition the Common Council to close the grog-
shop doors and widows on the Sabbath, and
also TO close all the groggeries each night in
the week. after o'clock. The plan is GER
tainy a good one, and we hope TO see it
promptly and extensively carried out.-Cata-
ract.
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Washington, lst April 1916. '- )

This Company incorporated in 1919, with
perpetual charter, and capital Of S250,00O, with
liberty to increase $500 OOO and insure against
loss or damage by fire, Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Manufacturing Establishments Household Flrnii
ture and Merchandise in general, on the most ia
vorabIe terms.
The ample means and successful business OF the
Company, has enabled it to pass through many K
tensive confagrations, and to meet its losses with
the most satisfactory prompness; and any losses
which it may sustain risks taken at this Age ncy,
will be literally adjusted by the agent, according to
the usage of the best Fire Companies, and aid
with promptness in current funds a
In case differences should arise touching apy loss
or damage, the Company is pledged, by resolution
of the Board of Directors, to submit the same to
arbraors, indferently chosen; or, at the o2h5T Of
the assured, The jurisdiction Of the proper Court cf
this city will be acknowledged.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Thomas X. Brace, Samuel Tudor,
griffin Seadman, Joseph Morgan,
James Thomas, Ward Woodbridge,
JOseph Church Siias B. Hamihon,
Frederick Tyler, Robert Buel,
Samuel E. Broughton, Miles A. Tnfth,
T.. While, John l.. Bos,ueH
Ebenezer Fto,cer, ,Ioesph PrDff,
Thomas n. Brace Presit ent.
S. l.. Looais, Secretary. may / tawam
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DRoPPED DEAD.-On Tuesday last, one
of the walters at the Astor Hotel dropped
dead whilst waiting on the table.
As he was falling he exclaimed to his
fellows
? "Good bye, boys--I'm going !" and in
stanty expired.
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A NDREW J. JOYCE, Horse Shoeing and
n Smthing Establishment, successor to John
Daley, corner Of l4th and f streets, near Fullers
Hotel. Thankful for the patronage he has receiy
ed from liberal public, he solicits continuance
of the same. #Fa sVI aa Y
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SPOONS.

SPOONS.
A NEW aud beautiful article of Table, Desert,
IN and Tea Spoons, warranted equal to real silver
at one-ffth the cost Just received and for sale by
f. WHEELER,
oct lO-Im Penn avenue, near 7th ST.
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The Albany, N. y. Knickerbocker, tells Of
drunken fellow who, being brought before
the Police and not able TO give his name, was
christened John Doe, and locked up 10 get so
ber .f ..# ta..fs.T
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{ DAILY.
POETRY

Its words
Are lew, but deep and solemn, and they break
Fresh from the fount OF feeling Percioal.
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The WoRK OF THE RUMsELLER. A friend
informs US Of an affair which happened recent
ly at Hollidaysburg, in this state. A man sold
horse to his son and was paid Some time
afterwards, while under the influence oflquor,
he told his son, who was on The horse at the
door of his (ather's house that it was time the
horse was paid for. The son told him il was
paid for, and that he had receipt. The father
became enraged, and went into the house and
brought out double barreled gun, and shot
the horse and then his rider, killing them both
He is in Jail awaiting his trial.
fthe rumseler is not murderer, how far
is he from in case such as this?
(Pledge and Standard.
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ULYSSES WARD. Editor and Proprietor.
BUSINESS CARDS.
CHI + AP FOR ASH!!
L. 8. BECK,

L. 8. BECK,
House. Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania
Apenue, South side, bef,Deen 9Th and 10Th
Streets Washington.
| have on hand new and secondhand goods
such as Bedsteads, Beds, and Bedding; Tables,
Chairs, Bureaus and Sideboards; China, Glass,
and Crockeryware, Cutlery, HolIow-ware Of every
variety, Shovels and Tongs Carpets, Brooms,
Brushes, Willow and Woodenware; with va
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a Card.
Fine Watch Repairins.

rCHRONOMETER, Duplex, Lever, Lepne,
ORepeotng and Music Watches, accurately re-
paired, also common Watches, Clocks, and Music
boxes, put in order, at the sign Of the Watch, with
the guard key and chain, north side of Pennsy lvana
Avenue between second and third streets.
ByCHAUNCEY WARRINER.
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DENNIS HUMPHREYS Livery Stable, cor
i ner of 9th and O. streets. Horses and Car
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery, and kept
in the best manner
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BENJAMIN HOMANS,

BENJAMIN. HUMANS,
AuctiOneer and Commission Merchant,
Between l0M and llM Streets, fronting Penn
syfoanid Ayenue.
Sales of Real Estate, Furniture, and Personal
Property attended to at any place within the city.
march 9-tf sB E 4EIF
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III HOMGOPATHY.-D Jonas Green, (ate Of
Ill Philadelphia,) tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Washington and its vicinity
as { ,Tacttioner of the Homeopathic system ofme-
dicine. His residence Is on C street, near 3d.
dec 23-f #A-@"a.,
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WASHINGTON AGENCY

Etna Fire Insurance Company, of Hart
+ ford, Connecticut.
A PPLICATION for insurance, or the renewal
N of policies, and oil business connected with
the office, may be made to the subscriber agent of
the Company for the District of Columbia, and Vi
cini,y, with full power to receive and issue policies
on terms favorable as any other Office.
A>- ID. A. HALL, Agent
UnsLinrknn lsi Anril 1916 --.-
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nR. HAMILTON p. HOWARD, tenders his
ID professional services to the citizens of Wash
ington, ID. G.. He may be found at DIR. r. How
ards, N f. corner of F and lth SITS. Dec.2-
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BUSINESS CARDS.
r.. FINLEY HUNT,
RESID ENT DEN IT'S Il.

WASHINGTON CRY,
Pennsylvania Apenue, bet,oeen 9M 4 10Th 81 eel
april 26-tf. 'A
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-30

ISAAC STODDARD. II Blacksmthing in gene
/ raj, on Four and half, between + and f SITS.
Work done cheap. -M@
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-30
HATTERS.

HATTERS, FE h
STEvEN'S e EMMONS will introduce the
- "Au,um" fashions for Gents Hats on Saturday
Sept S. ,Es
In accordance with our usual custom we shall in
troduce simultaneously, "Le1ry's' and BecSe d
Costor's Fashions f.t .ai. Hiv. Aa aHoa t
Gentlemen who have thtir sizes registered with
ms will forward their orders i a.-'e..
Sales Rooms Nos ! Il 2. Browns Hotel.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-10-30

A. GLADMON,
House Carpenter and Joiner.
Shop corner Of 9th and M streets, Washington.
Where, at all times, Sash, Blinds, Doors, &c. can
be had. All manner Of work in his line will be ex.
ecuted at the shortest notice.