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BALTIMORE, Sept. s, 1916.

c,,.,ol Ca;ne, in Baltimore Counteteffs-Money ~
nj, City-Tyoops for the Rio Grande-hfa'kef'' &c
The Grand Jury of the United states District court
adjourned yesterday without having been aoe 70 nn'
single true bill. -
General Gaines passed through TINS CITY On
81. a, % New York, to take charge Of the Eastern
r;s;on If the Army The old veteran appeared to be
, and hearty and on his being discovered in the cars
ths cheers we're given by the immense concoursc oil
citizens assembled This expression OF respect was re
iea ,i,h nrie and qualification by the General and
sf,er receiving the sslu aton OF great number oil ms
ssilow citizens the cars moved oil amid another earth
nnake shout of approval from those assembled.
The sad state Of the moueycirculang medium OF the
CITY which is comprised mainly Of one and two doar
notes from all the different institutions between ne h :.
Grnnde and the Passamaquoddy has set some tosnc "
work manua curing promises to pay ior inc Ner.
chants Bank Of Baltimore II Is an issue Of some pronen
"Merchsns evidently placed In the room Of somo''ns
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On Sunday, the 9th inst, by Mr. Justice Ketcham, Mr.
EpwARp JORDAN, of Hudson, Formerly of Europe1 to
Miss MARGARET ANNA MINER, of Hudson.
At Albany on the Sd inst, by the Rev. p M. Hitch
cock MIR Henry RICHARDS of the city of New York. to
Miss HENRIETTA X FEcHrMArS, of Albany.
At the Farmingdale camp meeting, JAMES M. LAWS Of
New York, to MARY A. RoeERs OF Lloyds Neck.
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DARK THEAThE-Oa Monday Evening, SEPT 7Ih
% be psIC%sd H,n, rVsGy q RcHARD
Earl e Ries%9ad Dyon s.. Robert BTastsSSoIy ASas,
beth, Mrs Keani Lady Anne Abbott; Duchess Of York,
Kate s NJ. T! sst s. ss%' q b5
aeo: and as
lery rs cents.
sNs EySsnRF ss%f%ee, H.
Julia Dean: Stranger, Nesfe Peter Halfway; Countess Mrs
To conclude with the Comedy of the HONEY NOON
inana Miss Julia DEAN Duke Ara9za Mr. Nsahe Jacques,
hadawry; poilnte Mrs Sergeant; Zamora, Msdson Hos
Doors open o'clock, curtain will rise a, hai PAS l.
Dress Circle CENTS Upper Boxes cents Fit and Gale
CAsTLE uAKDEN. wan iu extensive rryneaaoe., IS
R0PE az 're Tst q s Moad.
XII with
to the bs OF an a0 OF
III sPse fF S WS is, Of VIEWS and
The amusement TO commence at quarter TO precisely
Admiu,nce 23 cents
ANTOINE RAVEL'S BFNEFIT.
eaBnIEEEp gf EaIE IN Sp9IaR PIECES
II TsSloS%.ses. viii Begin with popalsf ossr$ais
he xRABs f'' TO DC
%S sSaelads %Ih the comic pant0mme OF
Sss' % s' fss Sc sss cor"
Arch STREET. THEATRE. fhiLADkLrhiA.
h OF las Sess ae s1G
ted and is The hand omest III. TIE in the Union
THE kkio KY 81 rS Stg' 5;5o,shlMoss.
Marsh M ss;is SMS"s small. SsT' nd aa Small
Lord se'S% ATsa wATSsGsi'Eop MIR million; Madeline,
Mr. be" Th Ed vi 2s 81 r A da %5 ss S0"'s
Maria with song. and dancesl Mis- hanmsn.
wAtNHt sIn.Er pnits
iMR. T. MURDOCH.
MONDAY E Sf ESfSa! A%ssaa A''Sb 1885, will be
'A performed 'hAA'psHiT sM iIins,dy of
Nj 3;a;:s; " S!:5s
MISS Mss KIM KIM w2ars lfTRR Miss A. Fisher
will appear in a avorite Dance.
To I eGrsyd ME vii fy rs s sH1S S,se
Mr. MURDOCH will appear every evening this week.
THE MOST PLEASING AND AGREEABLE YET.
SAn(y BLAKELEY's CoTTAGEis at the junction of
wv Reservoir On Monday Evening sepiembsr 7th Tor
sho ad the SeatheT prove adverse on The Friday fol;
nine O'clock the Grand Maque, OF Military Pa
%AILacE s.
BAND will perform on the occasion During the evening
s Rs'Yt" Il: Solos
The st,icles, order and decoum viii be required Every
Tickets TO Ball aud Exhibition, adnittng gentleman and
Stages will be in readiness to passengers and from
the festive during the whole evenipg23d street and
@ Any nf s@s y S he
Office The Harlem Railroad cars run until midnight
CIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor of Singing viii
~ his Music Room, 80 Leo
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1872 BROAD WAY,
CORNER OF JOHN STREET.
THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

From the Evening Post
CPECIMENS OF RINGS unapproachable VERBENA
- CREAM FOR sHAvING.This article, universally
praised by those who made trial of last took the first
premium the Institute Fair. Indeed is fully
BY those who know that it is impossible TO manufacture
article equal it, is soitening the skin fragrant the
sense destroyer Of fecke aud pimpes aud sold cheap
than the old soaps. ALL eore who would consult
economy and comfort shaving should themselves
oft.
From the New York Gazette-The New Soap-We speak
from speak from the proe
knowledge Of benelactor and friend James Grant
street. who ahead Of thing found
this department OF modern improvement II not only
emoIient but is something more" In short, be-
lieve il is the -. shaving soap in the world.
Beware of Itaons and observe the written signature
for SALE Wholesale and retail, and for exploration by
T.. II. RING, Druggist,
au26 m*mc 1872 Broadway. corner OF John street
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has been about and quarter million of tons,
lows -
Coal THAbK or PrsssvlvArrA, ls4s.


possible that the total supply of coal these
mines for the year may amount to two millions of tons
but to reach that quantity there must be greater activity
in the mining districts for the rest of the year. than has
yet been visible.
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NEW INVENTED WIGS.
RATCHEL ORs new invented Wigs and ScaIps, made Of
ID the natural curl ha and adapted in the
the peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely invention, doing away with all the vexaous
The public invited to nspect large and well selected
stock variety Of size and COLOR they will
then be able to Judge the effect.
WIN BATCHELOR inventor and only manufacturer,
Wall street, Broadway Removed from 1865 Broadway
Please 10 cOpy he address au25 m
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CIGNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor of Singing, win
resume his lessons usual az his Music Room SO Leo
nard street, joining the Society Library Building.
To THE AMATEURS OF THE ACcoRDIoN he would re.
commend his Album just published containing delightful
collection of the popular operate melodies and avorte
pieces.
This production much needed show that the best
musical compositions be played that instrument,
whose capabilities have remain ed SO long unknown.
Signor l.. M. accompanies his pupils the Piano and
(Suitar au30 m
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nV. SALMON'S REMEDY.-For disorders of the sto-
- mach liver and kidneys accompanied with Indigestion,
loss Of appetite headache bilious attacks gddess pap
back side and lower Of the chest hab!gal
worms and other dstressin symptoms This celebrated
med with extraordinary private
tce snd priced highly by those who have taken it, that
generally He sufferer from the above CON-
plants that PROCESSES be, perfect inv
rating the system restoring Appetite health color and
strength, to the most deblitted This remedy con-
tans mercury preparation of it, and does
the closest business The satsfac
tory reference given, If required.
CHAS. H RING, 1872 Broadway,
81 lmsm corner John sole Agent for New York
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TINE Dr. HEINE whose has frequently appeared in
i the newspapers is not DR.. SOLOMON HEINE, of No
27 Chambers This is mistakes in the
minds of the public Dr. Solomon Henr being family
physician we, the undersigned have taken the liberty
have this Inserted.
CHARLES WIGHT. DAVIS HARRISON
JOHN ELVOORT. SIMON HOPKINS
JrnArr
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MOTHER'S CORDIAL.

MOTHERS CORDIAL.
THE superior efficacy Of this article when used in the last
stages OF pregnancy, apparent, that female who
has experienced its benefits would be willing
condition. be deprived oft Its effects shorten and
diminish the suerngs attendant Child Birth hail. and
thus place both child and mother in OF safety.
This is Quack article but the prescription of regular
Physician who has made this branch of his actce
particular study For sale at 1872 Broadway John
sire 81 I'm km
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GOTHIC HALL, announces his Duck Of Vaueanson, his
" Elephant his Danciue Lady. his Cabinet of Anatomy,
and his Cartoons of RaIha copper Admittance %
lwkrc
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THE CHEAP ANCIENT AND MODERN
BOOK STORE. 81 JOHN STREET


TINE Subscriber thanks the professional and
Il scientific atemen, aad the lite rat generally, who
have noby patronized him he orened te above
Enlistment He begs to that he mas greatly
his stock his last and aderes
strictly thu system of having bus prc. selling Tor
cash charging the smallest profit The business admits Of
What any other will sell for 5000 vols IL Theology D
vnity, &C., which 500 vols Of III. most famous
in the language OF which is sufficient
cstsb sh rsste ation for young clergvman: 900
vols every OF Moral Phlosophy 400 vols in Ma
turs Philosophy and the exact sciences 500 vols AeIcu
lnd plants ard animals 900 vols Law Book; 500 vols fe
dcine large collection of the Greek and Latin Classics
together with heb,cw, French German Italian end Span
ish Socks 5000 vols msce iterature large col
lection Of voyages and travels books abstruse
rous and out-othe suhjects Commentaries the BIZ
b!e American History and Archelogy; Encycopedas; old
Foos OF divnes 18th and 10th centufes 1000 Ju
v,ni'e books large assortment Of blank books SEES and
odd volomes Of the celebrated periodicals. both el-
gious and secular and OF vocal and nsru-
ment;i music which, as before advertised he will sell at
ess than half the lowest price charged by the
cheapest seller in the city His stock OF Classical Mathe
NAUTICAL and English school books extensive and at much
lower prices than the be had any other
ssstsr JOHN DOYLE.
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES
T>HE Propretors now prepared to furnish Holmes
the trade them ny for private families
boarding houses having right from the patenes
manufacture and sell them Our
ing and setting Kitchen Ranges this cty for the past
years asserting that Holmes Range be
surpassed for economy convenience and durability They
warranted perform the for which they
chased and not they will be removed free Of
the purchaser Numerous references be
wishing purchase The from Is IS dollars
supplied with paror, Office, and bedroom CRATES Of the
newest patterns.
Also-TlNWARE bright, plain and ja2aned. They have
at all times ready Ranges CRATES, and boers
also smokey chmnsys cured cure, pay
A. 0iLHOOLY& SON,
an I'M y Naaaan
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR MEMS
WEAR.

WEAR
KNOEPFEL, GREGORY AND FOOTE,
No 80 John street, Up Stairs,
LAVE and will be constantly receiv ing New
III and Desirable Goods adapted to Mems Veal TO which
they would invite the attention ofMERCHANT TAILORs
and PURCHASERS generally.
CLOTHSGeman French and English OF the best fabrics,
superior finish and full widths.
CASSiMEKS AND DOESKINs-34 and Ga, black and
fancy newest and desirable styles.
VESTINGS-Exra rich, black and fancy, Silk, Satns.
hgsred and p ain, figured shapes, &c.
VELVET vESTlNGS-ln STRIPES plaid figures, &c., the
richest imported
CLOAKINGS-Plaid and shaded stripe.
siiesas, padding, buttons,
muslins silk twist, thread &c &c.
Purchasers will find greatly their advantage 10
anime stock before making their selections
aul9 lmsrc
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No so Wall Street Ne1p YoyL


Office No so Wall Street. Netc York
THIS Company being authorized by act Of the Lesis
ture of the State of New York passed Nav 18th 1896
entitled An for the benefit Of the Jefferson
Company " ill capital stock which was impaired by
losses occasoned by the fire Of 18th ysy, ls45 and the
Board Of Directors Of said Company having
solv ed thai the said capital stock be filled accorn
provisions OF said act.
Notice hereby given conformity with said act and with
the approval OF the Vice Chancellor the First Crcuit
ali the Company that they are re.
CURED signify before the day Of October
the President Secretary Of SAT- company their oc
No so Wall street, in the city Of New York. whether they
elect FIJI their stock aud also they elect IN m
up their stock pay the required such times
and such the Board Of Directors de
eide.
And notice is hereby further given that the Goth ay of
October much stock shall be created
ed will make the original capital Of said
and for that books OF subscription will be
the said Office the 2st day Of October
open daily from 10 o'clock until the requ, site is
sbscrbedthe present stockholders to have prior right
such sock) The agreement I'LL shares as .boye
mentioned and the subscriptions to take effect the
dollars per share is required on new subscriptions.
shall not elect up their stock by neglect shall forfeit
the right do that they required the I'd day No
vember surrender the said President Secretary
the said office, their original certificates Of stock and
thereof certificates for such number shares
as they may respectively be entitled said
receiving pay for fractional parts Of shares
T. W. THORNE, Prest.
Gro. r. HorE, Sec'y.
Dated New York August 10th, 1916 au12 2tawtN2r
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WlNES-230 bales English, Br,dport, Seine Herring and
Il Gill Net TwInes, comprising complete assortment
from 81 36 Id. nuactured expressly FOR this market
For sale by e. X. COLLINS X Co,
au24 Is south street.
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EISH HOOKS-J. 4 j. c CONROY offer to he trade
at commenting prices large assortment Of the
Inc hollow pointed Limerick Hooks made expressly for
themselves Also large assortment OF ordinary Limerick
Hooks generally sold the real Limerick reduced
prices A large quantity Of Salmon and Trout Gut for
Of the superior drilled eyed Needles low price
No. 50 Fulton street, corner Cliff. 81 lwsIc
EARMERs' AND MILLERs' BANK, Hagerstown, Ma.
cent discount by TAYLOR SMITH.
80 iwsrc No SO Wall street.
NATIONAL LOAN Fund Life Assurance Secretly Of
~ London Saving Bank for the widow and the
phan"Capital 100000 0O0-( Empowered by act
Styles ys s Sh 4 81 ipy Is
=, :, .(Ofhce "a Wall street)
JACOB Harvey ES's re e., ch.i,n.n.
j9NAN GooDhDE Esq CON CONN h <. W6kfR Esd
JANIS BOORMAN, Esq. SAMUEL NJ. FOX Esq.
GEORGE BARCLAY b sssG YIN: VAN HOOK Esq.
8. c. BIDDLE,. Esq. Louis A. Cooley, Esq.
C. Wal KER. Esq GEO. II. GRAHAM, Esq
j. LEANpER STARR, General Agent, and EDWARD 7.
RcHARpsoS General Accountant for the United States and
Briti.h ". A. Colonies.
PHYscIANs-New York. Keamy Rodgers, NJ. D., No
ITO Blocker Alexander Z. Hosack VI. b., I0l Franklin
BANKERs.-The Merchants Bank New York.
STANDING CouNsEL--Wm. Van Hook, Esq, 80 Wall st.
SOLICITOR John Hone, ESD; II Pine 81.
For prospects, tables of blank Of application
lists Of sub agents and medical &c apply
sired Medical examiners attend al the socety office daily
free Of charge. ]. LEANDER STAIR,
au26 ltaw tw General Agent.
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CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS
Of the splendid description in Scarlet Modes La
vender Sraws White and Black also 100 splendid rich
embroidered $50 with very every
price which will be to the advantage Of buyers, either
wholesale or by the ngle shawl. To examine at
JAMES BECK 4 Co.'S, $50 Broadway,
r. full stock OF India Cames Hair Shaw and Scarf
at moderate prices, by j. u. Go.
atxo dovv
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FAMILIES GOING TO AND ARRIVING
FROM THE COUNTRY.
T AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having superfueus effect.
IL dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Furniture, &c,
obtain price for the by sending for the
attend at their residences. J. LEVENSTYN,
466 Broadway, mp stairs.
Ladies can be attended to BY Mrs J. LEVENSTYN.
M Inns
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7 II f A M A Z y "
WIGS,

GENTLEMENS Real Heads of Hair being the latest and
- greatest Improvement the manufacture Of Wigs and
scap and the subscrber happy in being the first to intro
any height point a wig making never before aainsd-
They are composed Of ventatng work. They
BIT on the head by mechanical entirely news they
are put in moment They Immediately adapt themselves
to the parcel Of the
living Copy the address.
.s, 4. rHAL0N 81 Broadway, 9 9p2p. t H.,
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Dill Irritation of the kidneys, pain the back sde
IL habua co tiveness euptIons. sore Doctor In-
gIdby Piles Specific has made radical many
Of above mentioned complaints be by
sona reference The specific is not purgative and
tirey getabe remedy, without particle OF colycynh,
rAJnboge aoes pleasant take and perfectly harmless
in the delicate male female Agents will be
appointed in town. State where there
none. application to BEALS co, 1903 Nassau street.
as m m
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BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,

Bird CAGE MANUFACIOKY,
S sys nos% e. s"s .a the
public thar he keeps instantly hand large supply
of Common aud Fancy Bird Cages of every description
also, Wooden, Cedar and Willow Ware, Brushes Baskets
and Mats and general of articles kept
wooden which he will sell ess than they be
bought elsewhere. j. KELLY. 80 lm.r
AMERICAN MANUFACTURED CUTLERY.
XUM WILD, manufacturer Of Cutlery, No. l60 Division
w street. New York, has constantly hand good
Of and blade Knives Of his manuactur-
ing good and cheap to the trade. ap25 lmsrc
M HEAT-lo,o00 bushels, Illinois Wheat. for sale by
w v. KCOLLINS X CO,
aaset esuth street.
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HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING,
w AI.CIlIC 40


THE SUBSCRIBER offers 10 the trade and wholesale
l. dealers. on favorable terms,
loo gross low priced table Knives aud Forks,
200 do fine round stag do do at $40 FER gross
500 pau do guard Csrvers, at 37k cents.
Acomplete assortment OF best G Files, Chisses, &c.
100 pieces superior Hair Cloth all sizes, at the reduced
price.
English Lever Watches, So Movements at 50 So &C.
Also. Trace Chains Knob Locks Saws, Braces and Bits,
Bed screws Vices, Violin sumss Tea Trays PeIc usson
Caps, Sc, &C., Sc. JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
81 Is md m I'm Il II
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BLEACHING POWDER-20o casks Boyds first quality
ID Bleaching Powder for sale by
uNrc PERssE & BROOKS, No e5 and o. Nassau ST.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MONSIEUR EDMOND DU BUISSON having few
lv1 hours dispose Of offers his services those who
DESTROYS Of acquiring the French language. . -
For further particulars enquire at his residence New fork
Hotel in the morning, from 7 to Q. and from +to3PM.
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GEhWAN HANDW HNE.
LARGE, assortment OF German Hardware, consisting OF
"A Scissors Chsses Butcher Knives, table Knives and
Forks Saws, Plane Irons, Halter Chaias Pocket kn,yes
Curtain Ornaments States &c. has Just been received by
the undergned and is offered for sale low on accommo
dating terms to dealers.
STATES AND SLATE PENCILS
40 cases States assorted Nos too g. s. T. and Nos
3, and S. Aiso, q casks Slate Pencils For sale by
GEORGE f. GERDING, 70 Maiden lane,
Junction Of Liberty street.
violins, Guitars, Flutes &C., constantly on hand.
sn28 I'm &c
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, Philade
pha, New York and Boston, closes at AZ and
9 p. M. daily, except on Saturday nights.
No mails sent East Of Baltimore on Sunday
morning.
The mails from the above cities arrive daily
al @ A. M and S P VI. except Sunday night,
The Wesiers Mail closes at ?. M. and
arrives al s P. M. daily.
The Sonlhers Mail closes at A. M. and
arrives al P. M. daily.
Office open from Z A. M. to 8 T. NJ. da'y,
except Sunday, on which day il is open from
~ A. M4o 10 An. and from IL M 10 J. 4
Z. NJ. and from 10 9 P. M. TT
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A SAVING WIFE

A new York cotcmporary boasts OF hav-
the following skrtch, an acquaintance ~
which To be proud, and wife such as is "a
glory TO her husband =
Mr. ---, Il merchant, now residing in
Philadrlphla, Who fpmrrly liv d in ritter
rNtravagant style, was III the habit, every
Monday morning, Of giving lis wife a c-r-
tain sum Of money t"r table and other
household expenses for the week, he never
mentioned his busine TO h's wife, and she
deemed him sufficiently capable Of attend
ing /, his own affairs, never inquired into
them. About five years after their mar
riage, through 81 ght nismanag' ment, aud
the rascdII,y Of his confidential cle,k, Nh.
- suddenly broke, aud hi. fall was
mentioned sN sNmpathisingly on Change, aud
like such matters, there all sympathy
ended. The merchant kept The affair Sc.
cret, and The first nlimallon the lady had
of il, was by paragraph IN the 'L"dgcr.-
Shortly after dinner was over, on the day
Of the startling fact, Mrs. requested
her husband 10 remain in the arlor tew
minutes, as she had something 10 say to
him. She then left the room, hutn d up
slais, and shortly Afterwards relurnn.
with splendid bound Bible III her baud =
HANGING It TO her husbaGd, she said
George, the day after our marriage 500
gave ne this precious book as token olyous
love, and as rich lountain to look TO in
the day Of uouble. It's pages have been
precious TO me; and as your brow looks
sad to-day, now return n to you, that
you may CLEAN from il some consolation il
The hour Of gloom She then left the room.
The merchant opened The b,ok careIe Il !
Nv and bank note fell out oi it. He pick
I'd II up and glanced a, H. face il was y
$40 till. He opened the book ain, q, d
another note ol ,ht same amount was lie
tore him. He opsaed it at the first page,
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Be SATISFIED Those uh, arr. satisfied
with receiving The ntcfssa,es of lie, w ih-
u"t grasling Tor insut slauiial riches and
honors, are alone truly LaI py, This as
,he sentiment of Aris,des, n,lle A h..,i-
an, and, living up 10 il, he was happy
Plato says oi him, aAristi,ts studied 8
fill Athens with virtue" To have such
line recorded Of you, what greater honor
could you desire You are laboing, rer-
haps, for that which will neither ben.ft
yourselves nor those who come after you.
and are never satisfied. Expect but litue-
strive ior less-rosssss good heat, and
wien you are dead virtue will be- rcf ctcd
from your man1men'al >tonr
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n EORGE W. CLARKE, BUILDER, and
\ (TGENER.4L FURNISHING UNDER T.qKER
corner Of Viiginia auenue and 9h street, near the
Navy Yard Gate-or at his residence, on the west
side of lth street, near the eastern Branch bridge
-Thankiul for the liberal patronage with which
he has already been favored he respectfully solicits
a continuance of the same.
Always on hand, ready for use, Pine, Cherry,
Walnut, Poplar, and Mahogany, which he manu-
facurcs into Collins at the shortest notice. and on
the most reasonable terms
Hearse and carriages furnished at the shortest
notice. All orders thankfully received and prompt
y attended to at all hours, flef at the above place.
N. B.-Carpenters work in all its branches done
on the most reasonable terms, and at the shortest
notice.
Old Furniture repaired and vanished, and made
look equal to new. dec lS-6m