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rVtiE I.ATEsr OUr.-rhc Poc.rt

INnE LATEST OUr.-Thc Poc.-t
i Insured against Thieves -Colions Patent Pocket
Book and Watch Safes for N-s Goats and Psntaiouus
b, -dectual certain deence against
the designs OF Pick pockets Many ard useful designs
have invented for the purpose protesting houses ard
hui until the present invention, fr the Pock
Thls consists OF German Silver Locke, OF various sizes,
With catches attached 10 tCen pocket lined with wrrs IL
prevent cung from the side. They neat, sim pie
and durable and Hhe &c; out of order To the
travelling community they Will be found invaluable To the
lnerchRut, broker perIous obliged carry
amount u money with lhem public meetings plscea
OF II Will h- found nec-ssary requisite. That
desis n,d for the watch pocket 10 destined Ia become uni
uersaly used. For sae wholesale and retail by the
kscrurer,' agents JOHN J. BROWNE CO.
rs Ful,or.st
A liharsl dl,count Tailnrr and others les 2s'
NAYS PATENT HOsE-Enarely new principle.
~ The plan Of making hose recently patented 10 the sub
Icrb-r, command itself all persons
L. It's simply making Elube about the thickness OF lead
pipe, OF India rubber Sihou, Joining haylg
exterior and interior surface smooth ead pipe This
tube but attached ol another nj heavy duck
other suitable covering limit the psnsou OF III. rub
bsr tube under severe PRESSURE 10 perfectly water light,
and when The covering wears out may bs patched
bsndagsd, replaced with n. very llng
piece OF the pipe which has been used year IL
good Croton slE- will he furnished 81 ,s uni
form snd extremely o~ price OF Is pence foot For sale
Oy tho PslenIes and Manufacturer only No. :. Cort-
lsdsI who "a confident from experience Of IL yssrs
he has hit Tho right plan for making hose pipe adapted
~ all purposes for which leather has been used.
myl eCd HORACE ii. DAY. Warehouse. D Cortland .,
PLANK HuDKS-Sui,able for scci-,is,, commercial
ID and priyst, use.-FRASCiS UTBEL, II Maiden
ane invite the ceniou ui their friends and tbs public TO
her large Of blank Books, Paper and Station
cry faciag svrry arcs usually kept bJ slaoD.rs to-
slock of stationery OF
importation which will ss sold very low prices Books
ruled and bound In any slye required short notice
Printing and binding Of avery description executed al the
lowell ralDs LEWIS FRANCIS,
CYRUS n. LOuTREL,
les I'm Statoners and BJoebind-cs, II Madan-lane
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publie GouueDaules, &e.
90 sEs51s@FHSp HOURS FROM NEW SszsssS5slaagsss
A1@ YORK TO WHEEL A'A

&c FBOM NEW
-YORK TO WHEEL NJ
ING and PlTTSB URG, via PHILADELPHIA BALTI
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland Md--3SO
MILES RAILROAD.
Tu Wes;ern Travelera-Grsat United States Mail and
Passenger Route to Wheeling Ptts1urg, Cincinnati and
,hs South and West.
Passengers going directly through
Leave Ne~York foot VI Liborty.sL North River al a
z. n. in the Great Mail Train.
Arrive la Philadelphia ~ Z. u.
Leave Philadelphis al 10 r. M daily-Mail Train.
Arrive In Baltimore al . A 81.
Leave Baltimore nj Il A N. by tho Baltimore Ohio
Railroad 1870 milea.
Ard arrive a. Cumberland 81 P. M.
Leave Cumberland at6 p. 81. by tho National Road hnd
Good lnIeG, Stage Lines, and arrive IN Wheeling puis
buTgh geI! evening
r. TIE SEcoSD MAIL leas.es New-York, A. VI. by
Railroad Leave Pmlsarpha, Sundays excepted, 81 r.
NJ oy Steamboat and A. NJ by Railroad, Tor Baltimore.
Passen gers for risburg take The splendid and
rrubu steamboats, Brownsville aud thereby hav eoulJ
= miles OF STAGING the Whole route.
FfsI class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and PiItsburR
hourly Passengers forwarded without Decay TO
CINCINNATI .l Pod< tho Soulh aud WesL Far,
q tO Cincinnati.
FOR through tickets by this apply Pnlsdslp ia al
t, Railroad Ofcs Of Mar.et and Eleventh 10, al
- South Thrcs And bosri steamboat, DockH h.rL
Yar through from Philadelphia Wheeling SIS 10 Pits
burg y Win privilege Of stopping a. Baltimore AGO
r-s1ning seals 81 YOr farther Information apply
> L.
Railroad Office foo, Of Llbenys1, al n and ~ 4 81,
~ Adsns Co.'S No. 10 WaiLst. al III ID, or City HoIs
No. 1873 HFusd fhS r''o
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List of Letters remaining in the Pest Office at
Harlem, Il. Y. July /, 1916.

ROBERT II. MORRIS. P. N.
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.-T,~- urpOsITi0N TO uONOPOIy--

rlE = .FIVIfVTUTI !
EssssssSSaszd eThrough without landng-NeU.York AID
Albany Lin--Ths fast and splendid new
ItesnboaI EXPRESS Capt a. Hitchcock viii Is.vs N,
foot OF RObusoasi aloys Barclay, TuesiAy
Thursday and Saturday Al O'clock The Express 10 fllel
With tho best Of furniture, with spacious room, snd
good h.rihs With do public paironago lhe travelling DGII
the community may be OF low fare the snru sessoa
through. For passag. or gh' spp!y to the Captain
BOARD or OF GEO. Il STANLEY,
alO the office AZ tho in,k
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eI@ aHOUSATOAIC hAiL-cpesszssl.s.s1
1900 "A y Thu ost NJ n. ssasesr41


ROD, Capt J. BROOKS, Jr
running 10 with tie HousaionIc gairov wi
until farther notice esvs NswYork, fro Pier
foot OF AsrEet.t r. r. daily, Sunday excepted half.
pss, sx O'CLOCK a. H. arriving Bird eport o'clock
Passenger. fof lie stations on mo road also for osoa
~, B-h. Woodbury. Lchfed, Winst-d &c. Tor ward
I'd by The immediately gu ,hs ARRIVAL Of he boat
Tickets II procured bosrd tho boat chsrgeds
al advanced price.
freight received from o'clock A. 81. until p ~. pod
lively not ai,erthat hour. K b. MASON, Sup
g. NJ PERRY Ay.ot o;Ec. on th, nter my5
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r-l To WESTERN Axzc-T-,7,s.
gG-lR4tS TRAY ELERS. Es<SEsst-rsS
The pablo IL respectfully
uUrec thai TIC recent bresxs In hs Canal caused by the
ais freshet, n.ying oeen repaired, the PIONEERk EX
PRESS LINE US Railroad and Canal from PHILADEL-
PHlA 10 PITTSBURGH, will commence regular tr1p,
he MONDAY The 9Th April Leaving tee Do
1ot no. "a MarAst-sl DAILY, al II o clock A. 81
81 ih. rcGIe passengers viii svoi All the fatigue aud
dagger OF nist travelling 10 Coaches Dor Railroads being
passcd u daylight
sot i.IiEef Information apply Al ta Old Established OF
heo, III &zrHss-st doors above Il Shlh-sI
~ - CUuIisGg Ar.o,
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The Columbus has undergone most thorough repairs, =
In rs condition for businsss The travelling pebhc ~
confidently rely upon her mskng her utps punciuay II
rersed and can assured thar pains will be spares
accommodations dessbie and pleasant 70 pf
seugefa
e. a. Paulisn los Vulton-st; j. =. WOLF e5 cortlandsS
r. A. Jerome Iu9 Brosd-st Ne., York. NOTTINGHAM w
sie Co. 81 QuAy-sL Albany Wukie, Parsons Co By
5ais. fyiss, Brown 4 Co. Grsea Bay. 6Daarh
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE For SAFE ala,

esza To LET-For year. or during The summer sea.
SIS son. large House, PLEASANTLY slnss-d al Rock!snd
LSks side, together With the iurnliure desired 10
desirable Summer residence The steamer Waren touch.
four times Rocklsnd Lake landing going and
10 and from, the Civ Of Nsw-Yok Apply 10
p STEPHENS Rocklaud Lake.
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Office open week days from 4. NJ until P N. On
Sundays from Il until p NJ. No letters sent from the
office without an order. j. y. KENYON, z. NJ.
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,asa ~ LOTS fronting the +;h and 5h avenues ard
~ Sn,h and slst SIS containing block, Pleasant
~@~ u ,i;usled on elevated ground. Apply 10
myl6 n KENDALL / Co. ~ Wster-pt
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szs To IET.-Ths house No. s. Elzsbetrsi II Is In
S5s irsl rsls oraer Po.seinion immediately Apply 10
@Ss- " A. Colt 10 Sprac-st or 10
,.lsim- VI c STEB8ISs. al Princes,
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a To I.ET-Calil The lsi OF pexI May, on the second
Ii and fourth fridays OF the mon5 the neatly fdrnshed
~ ROOM No. Ill Bowery, suitable for Temple or
Rechshiia Room. Apply Wu, Van Note. III Eizaoein,
81 Wm. Stephens, 10 Delsucsy; or TO WIN r eyatt %
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SHERIFF. SAIG.-By virtue Of = WIN uf sleri IA
- cas directed and delivered, viii expose To sale
al the V-sbue OF tho City Hail. In the City u NrwYork
Tu-sdHg the Ia day of Juls 1885, nj L. O'CLOCK NJ ali
tile ard Hieres, OF ilnIa Paer which he
had the nth day Of January, 1916. any Time sf1-
ward In who's. hands The may be- Of, In and
all that certain lot piece or psrcs OF ground situate lying
and being in Greenwich In hs Ninth Ward OF tie city OF
NewYorE, bounded foows;-Southerly, In front. ON
Christopher westerly one SIDE 81 lot OF ground
belonging Johr Buskirk caslery on the otef side by
ground OF Jeremiah H aud nortsry III tho rear by ih1
ground Of Jeremiah H continuing In breadth Ia front and
rear twenty-five feet and In length each aide ninety
five feat excepting much OF the said lot part thereof
taken by the corporation of the city of New
for the opening Of BeecEer being about nine feel Of the
feet from the rear Of said side Of the
be the same less Dated NewYork June lst 1886
WIN. JONES, Sheriff,
A. SANFORD Deputy Sheriff Ie aw6l
pY ORDEK OF the Honorable Charles P DAILY. che
ID The Judges OF the Court OF Common PLEAD OF the City
County OF N-vv-York-Noce Ia hereby given. purs-
the provisions Of ihe statute authorizing attachments
against absrondng concealed and nonresident debtors
that attachment has issued against the Of David
Morse resident Havertord West Pembrcokshre South
Wales land and thar The will he sold for the pay
ms debts uusss hs appear and dscbsT such at
;schmeDt, according To law within zine months from the
first publication of this notice. and that the payment OF
debts due him by hs debtors agents bankers or Others
and tho delivery him for his OF ary properly
money notes or bill. OF exchange belonging 10 him aud
the OF any other properly by them forbidden by
law aud are void Dated the Tweniythird day OF F1bru
sry. 1886. CLARK 4 CAMPBELL,
ng lswu Attorneys for Attaching Creditors.
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SHEKIFE sALE-sy v!r!as Of !. wrtt Of aert tae

J. H. PrSxSEy. Deputy.
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DY ORDER OF George NJ. Smith, Supreme Cour,
- Commssioncr, Gotce Is hereby given lz stiach-
has -sued ainsi The of Holden 3. Vaughn
of the Stale of Rhode Island. nOI-rrsidrnt
debtor and that will b- sold for payment
debts unless h- appear and discharge attachment
cording aS, within months from pubiica
lon this uoc--agd that The payment OF any debts due
by residents this State and The delivery MIN,
for hi. OF any property within fhs State belonging TO
him. and the anser OF any such property By hin are for
Co. Oct ipih Ist5 BABCoCK & REXFORD,
OILS lswSin r. lss6rn Aitorneysfor Attaching Creditor
II PURSUANCE OF an order Of The Surrogate of Lhe
County of NewYork, Noics ia hereby gwen TO all per
having Claims TIchae. l. Martin, late OF the
Cy o: New YORK. tailor, deceased Present thu
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber the office Of
}. T. Doyle, No. rs Nasssuee; the Ciiy OF NswYork
before the twculy-hftn day of August nexL-Daed
New.YOrk the 18Th day Of February. 1916.
23flawsu- JOHANNA MARTIN, Admins,rs,rx.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF me Sprrog.Ls Of Tho
County Of NewfOrk, Notice IA hereby given per-
City OF Ne-.York Deceased, pres1u II, with the
vouchers thereof the sub.cr5-r he OF Albert
Gilbert No. = Wzl-s;---t- II the City Of S-YorI
before the 18th day OF July nexL-Deied N-wYors :he
ALBERT GILBERT Administrator.
is iav-5u' MARY CUMg ERSoN, Admintstratrtx.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF The Surrogate OF the
Co1nly OF NeEYork, Notice hereby gwen 10 al per
having claims against George Etsaf Aie OF the Cryo
New LONDON State OF Connecticut Nsfiner d-cea.ed 10
present wiki The vouchers tbe subscriber
a. the of l. D. Hnrbal Co, No d souh-sIeet in
me CITY OF New before fO1-ta Gay OF
te1-b.r next Dslei Sew-ictk The dag February
1896 F. BECkWiPH. AdrIinsIstOr. m2 iawon-
IN PURSUANCE OF Ur.er OF the Surrogate Of the
Ccua:y OF SewYcrs, nouc. IS hereby given all per-
having claims against Patrick Io lste VI The Guy Of
eff thereof The subscriber ~ his Store No S37 Hudson
street the CiIy New Yofs- before the 25.
Augusi Dz.sd N-r-Yorx "a, 2lst day Of February
lsIs- f23f1swsm'l RICHARD w MOTT. Executor.
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p ORDEK OF CnArIes 7. Day. AasOciate judge oil
ID .ne Court Of Common Pless Ia and for the City aud
County of New York-Sotice hereby given pursuanl
the provisions OF the authorizing against
abscouding. concesied and esdont Debtors thai
has sssd against the OF c. w Pierce
and ellison Holman. esidents and residents OF Man
chester In England, and thai the will he sold for the
payment their debts unless they appear and discharge
such attachment according law. within uine months from
the first publication Of his notice aud that The payment Of
any debts due them and The delivery thsm for their
OF any property belonging Lheln aud The transfer Of
any property by lhrm forbidden by and void
Daled the twentieth day Of December, I8i5
CHARLES a. SHERMAN
d22 lavS9n Attorney for Attaching Creditor, Wsll-sL
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DIST URGELL, lea Broadway.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-20
ALEXANDRIA. MAY I9. 1874

ALEXANDRIA, May l9, 1916.
MEssRs. EDrroRs: am glad to see prepa-
ratons in progress for participation on the
part Of our temperance ladies in your grand
celebration on the 22d inst. Harmony Divi-
sion No. Sons Of Temperance, and Associa-
ton No. 4, and Junior No. OF United Bro
theirs of Temperance will be with you. as also
several Of our most prominent old temperance
men not connected with either Order am
not informed as to whether the Alexandra
Temperance Union will attend or not, having
heard nothing Of that body for year past
The Odd Fellows are also preparing to join
in the celebration of their Order on the 25th
inst, and am informed that Marley Encamp-
ment No 2, Potomac Lodge No. s, and Mount
Vernon Lodge No. Ia, will be out in large
numbers, and add largely to the ecat and splen-
dor Of the occasion. l..
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-20
FREE EXHIBITION.

DLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY, and Photographic Depots, es-
tablished in 1840, and awarded the Medal, four
first Premiums, and two highest honors by the In.
sttutes of Massachusetts, New York, and Penn.
'ylvania, respectively for the most beautiful col
ored Daguerreotypes, and best apparatus ever ex-
hibited.
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON CRY, NEAR BRowN's HorEL.
POS Baltimorestreet, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewelry store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
PSI Broadway, New York.
IS Court street, Boston.
136 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
176 Main street, Cincinnati.
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken in any weather, in exquisite style
Apparatus, instructions, and all materials furnished.
may 20-tf
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Grand Temperance Celebration

GENERAL UNION FOR GENERAL GOOD !!
REHEMBER, MAY 22d!!!
Let the day be ouysi,,l
Let every friend of the glorious cause join
The noble band, and march forth in the sight
of all the people We have nothing TO be
ashamed Of; let us fear nothing. The enter
prise is holy one; Cons blessing is upon il,
and success, final and complete, Is certain This
will, no doubt, be the GRANDEsT CELEBRATIoN
ever known in our city. All sects and parties
can and will meet, and happy consequences
are sure to follow their union. Come, then,
one and ALL
Come ministers Of the Gospel members OF
Congress; legal gentlemen; physicians; men Of
business men of leisure: Come ONE, COME
ALL. Especially let no Association be absent;
come with glad hearts, and show your strength
in the good work. Let your regalia be put on;
let your banners be raised. Yea, let your
voices be heard.
Come from the East; come from the West ;
come from the North; come from the South.
Come, citizens Of Georgetown and Alexan-
dria, yea, of every part Of the United States, or
of The world; let all the friends OF the cause
who may be in onr city on the day, join the
GRAND PROCESSION.
Come from. every street and avenue; from
every house DO not forget it now, and you
will never forget it afterwards.
Let The 22d day Of May, 1916, be made day
long to be remembered by the friends of Total
Abstinence. We wage an eternal WAR with
thew worst foe Of man; let US arm ourselves a
new for the strife.
The day of battle is at hand
Go forth to glorious war"
Truly, ours is glorious war; we fight not
only our own enemy, but the ENEMY OF ALL
MEN; and the greater our success the more
happy will all the world be. Who, then, that
loves his race, will fail to come to the rescue 2
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patent Enamelled and Isenring Daguer-
reotype, warranted to stand.

M A. PRATT, Artia, patentee Of the fist.
w and agent for the latter, Of these splendid
methods Of ornamenting and relieving Photographic
portraits, BY means Of which they can be seen in
any light and almost at any distance, is now pre-
pared to take kenesses in this place for few weeks
only. Hours from 9 a. M, to p. m, without re-
gard to weather
Rooms on Pennsylvania Avenue, between the
depot and Capitol, over the Columbian Fountain
offics.
Instructions gwen. and volghtlsnder's celebrated
Instruments for sals with all other materials on tho
most reasonable terms.
May 16--sodlm
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-20
THE WASHINGTON PULPIT
Tsrts Of the different Ministers on Sabbath,
May II, ls46.
FOURTH PRES. CHURCH, 9th ST.

Terts of the different Ministers ON Sabbath,
May II, ls46.
FOURTH PRES. CHURCH, 9th ST.
REV. JOHN c. sMITH-PAsToR
Morning. Rev. DR.. Danforth, Matt. %. 80,
This is the first and great commandment"
Evening. Rev. Mr.. Sprole, Heb 2. 3, GLOW
shall we escape, if we neglect SO great saliva
ton"
BAPTIST CHURCH, 10th ST.
o. B. BROWN.
Morning. Rev. Mr.. Kingsford, John Is. Z,
!" What thou knowest not now, thou shalt
know hereafter"
Evening. Psalm e. 8, 'Lord, ] have loved
the habitation Of thy house, and the place
where thine honor dwellelh."
FOUNDRY CHAPEL.
NJ. B. MORGAN.
Morning, Rev. Mr. Hilliard, M. c. from
Alabam. James, 5. 60.
Evening. N. J. B. Morgan, Psalms l8. 6.
lST METHODIST PROT. CHURCH,
Virginia Avenue.
REV. w. T. EvA--PAsTOR.
Morning. Rom. S. s.
Evening. Psalm 68. 49, =
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY.
J. w. FRENCH.
Morning. Psalm 76. IL, 'eVow and pay un-
to the Lord your God: Let all that be round
about him bring presents unto Him that ought
to be feared"
Rvening. Acts a. l6, "And herein do /
excuse myself, to have always conscience
void Of offence toward God, and toward men,"
ST. PAUL's LUTH. CHURCH.
REV. DR.. MULLER.
2 ST. John, l6. 23,. "Amen, Amen, | say un-
to you, if you ask the Father any thing in my
name, he will give it to you."
2ND PRES. CHURCH.
Morning. Deu. 49, 81.
Evening. Cd Tim. At
F ST. PRES. CHURCH.
Morning. Rev. N. Bannatyne, Matt. TO-
80, 33, Whosoever, therefore shall confess
me before men," SC.
Evening. Rev. DR.. Laurie, John, 60. 90,
Now were the disciples glad when they saw
the Lord"
lST COLD. PRESP. CHURCH, 18th ST.
JOHN F. cooK-PAsToR..
Morning. Rev. l. 10, :" was in the Spirit
on the Lords day."
Evening. Tim. l. Is, "This,is faithful
saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that
Christ Jesus came into the world to save sin.
ners"
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

TNHE subscriber will be receiving, during the
i present week, per packet Statesman and Frank,
from New York, full supply Of fresh Groceries,
and offers to the citizens Of Washington complete
assortment, comprising
ST. Croix, Porto Rico, New Orleans, and Mus
covado Sugar, in hhds. and bbls
Loaf, lump, crushed, powdered, brown and
white Havana Sugars
Sugar-house, St. Croix, and w. /. Sirup
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Sugar-house, st.
Croix, and Trinidad Molasses.
TEAS.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson, Skin
and Black, fresh and Of the best quality.
COFFEE.
Java, Maracaibo, Laguyra, (green and white)
Pho, st. Catharine's, and Angostura
Spices of every description, ground and un-
ground
Catsups in great variety
Sardines and Curry Powder
Picked and smoked Salmon, Lobster and
CLAIMS, Theoretically sealed
Anchoves Capers, and Olives
Bakers, Kitchens, and others make Cocoa
and Chocolate
Salad Oil of very superior quality
French and other Mustards
Fish, Mackerel, Tin bbls and kts,) Shad, Sal,
mon, Cod, and Herring
CANDLES-Sperm, Adamantine, Sterine, &;
Mould
NUTS-Almonds, Pecan, English and Brazil
FRUTTS-Raisns, Currants, Prunes, Figs,
Apples, Cranbenies, &c.
CHEESE-Sapsago and dairy Cheese.
OIL.
1000 gallons winter Sperm Oil, bleached AMI
unbleached, Solar and Summer.
CIGARS.
10000 Cigars, comprising Regalia, La Norma,
Pantilla, Lord Byron, Principe, and other
brands
Tobacco, in great variety, plug and fnecut'
chewing.
SOAP.
Is boxes fancy Toilet Soap
25 boxes Family Soap
Buckets, Pals, Baskets, Brooms, Brushes,
Mats, &c.
Maple Sugar.
Thankful for liberal share of patronage from
he citizens Of Washington hitherto, he respectfully
solicits a continuance of the same.
S. HOLMES,
Nearly opposite Patriotic Bank, 7.h street.
may 20-tf
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-20

Mr.. EDITOR Passing along the avenue
this afternoon, near your office, saw num-
Der Of half grown boys swimming in the
canal, within two hundred yards of the avenue,
while crowds Of ladies were passing along this
great thoroughfare Is there not an ordinance
for the suppression Of this indecent practice ?
Where are the police officers
DECENCY.
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GRAND DIvrsIoN Sors OF TEMPERANCE .
Head Quarters, May 20, ls46.

u+ The Onicers and Members Of the
Grand, and several subordinate Divisions Of our Or
der in the District Of Columbia requested to as
semble at the Hall Of the Sons Of Temperance on
G street, on the morning Of May 22d, (Friday
next,) at Q o'clock fully equipped to join in pro-
csssion with the various Associations of Temper
ance, for the purpose Of making a grand and sue
cessful rally against the foe Of man and the de-
strcysr Of human happiness Arouse arouse .
Sons Of Tempersnce and wipe this foul blot from
Freedoms otherwise happy land.
w. WHITNEY, g. W.P.
my 20-ic Of District Of Dolumbia.