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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
EMPORIUM

- The subscribers have prepared -
sH4 a fine assortment of beautiful and Gzz==zasfae
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the Ladies to
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
prices: Caters So; Half Caters, thick sole. ST. 3d.
Morocco half Boots do SLIPS; Morocco Jeffeisons
do Sl.l2; Seal Skin Half Boots, $ll2; Seal Skin
Jeersons ST. Misses half Boots thick sole, rs cents
children's Boots and Shoes, SO cents.
Ih5- The above work is prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable style, with every care for its dura-
bility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS NICOLAI,
na7-tf No. 80 Baltimore-st
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SsILVER SPOONS, Silver Forks, Casiors Can
70 desticks, Britannia Ware, and Clocks of all de-
scriplions. For sale by
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S Jewelry Store,
jsIO Water-st, End door from Calvert,
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NNOORE'S PECTORAL MIXTURE. In
I'VE offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that it is quack
remedy to cure all diseases, is it as
a cure for consumption it is prepared from the re-
ceipt of the late DR.. Moore, of Philadelphia, and is
certain remedy for recent Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal
affections. 1t will also be found useful in the Incl
pent stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
fl from its use, but it is deemed unnecessary, as
trial OF ii will be sufficient recommendation its va
lue as a remedy in the above mentioned diseases,
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
nl2-tf No. l82 Baltimore street.
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A YOUNG SPARTAN. The St. Louis Reveile
relates the following anecdote of brave lad,
of twelve years of age, the son of Capt. Hooe,
who lost his sword arm in the battle of the 9th
May. The youth is residing at Jefferson Bar
racks with his mother
"You have heard, S., that your father was
wounded in the late battle in Texas?
eyes, sir, heard that he was slightly woun-
died."
"Your father, s., was much more severely
wounded than we had been informed of, but he
is now reported as getting WE'LL Your father
had his right arm shattered by cannon ball,
and it became necessary to amputate it; but,
thank God, he is citing well, and will soon
join your mother at home" The little fell
lows eyes instantly filled with tears, and af
ter few moments silence, he anxiously inqui-
red:
"Will father now have to leave the army?
Will he have to give up his company2"
"No, my dear boy, he will not unless he de-
sires it,
II know he will not desire it, was the in
slant remark, ''for when his wounded arm is
healed, he can put his sword on the other side
and draw It with his tetl hand"
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MH RS. NICKERSON-wll open on Monday,
IVE June Sth, Urgandies, Beraises and Lawns. Al
so, variety of Shawls and Scars, Cause Veils as
sorted colors. On hand Infants Worked Robes and
Bodies. As TIE season is far advanced they will be
sold at the lowest cash prices.
je6 No. SO HOWARD ST
EgLACk and colored Silk PRINCES, for scaffs
ED and dresses, full supply manufactured, on
hand and for sale by
je9 JAMES M. HAIG, 1888 Batimore-st.
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Cornr OF ApprALs. w. S.-JuNE TERM

CouRr OF APPEALS, w. S.-JUNE Team
Annapolis, June 18Th, 1916. No. Al. Execu-
tors Of McKim VS.. Duncan and others. The
argument in tins case was resumed and conclu-
ded by Reverdy johnson for the appellant
No. 9. McAllister VS.. Hartsock. Archer G.
J. delivered the opinion of the Court Decree
affirmed.
No. 10. Joseph Dilcy, VS.. friedrich Shipley,
Beao and Lickey, appeal from the Equity side
of Alegany county, was argued by Mckaig for
the appellant, and submitted on written argu-
ments by Price and Pierce for the appellees.
The Court will hear no arguments after bri-
day, the goth, and intend to adjourn on Satur-
day, the eth inst
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thought it duty owed to you and those similar
~ affected 10 make it public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
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in Michigan and another granting alternate sections Of
the public domain TO aid in the completion Of works OF
internal Improvement in the State OF Michigan.
Mr. BREESE also gave notice OF his intention TO intro
duce bills for reducing and graduating the price of the
public lands, for establishing territorial government in
the Territory of Oregon, and for establishing land Office
in the Territory OF Oregon
BOUNTY LAND TO VOLUNTEERS.
Mr.. CAMERON submitted the following resolution
for consideration:
Resolved, That the Committee on Military Affairs be
instructed TO inquire into the propney OF granting l6C
acres OF land 10 each commissioned officer musician
and private soldier, who may shall have volunteered
to serve the country during the present with Mexi
co. and OF increasing the compensation now allowed by
the War Department for the transportation and subsis-
tence OF the volunteer troops from their homes the
places OF rendezvous in their different States.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
A message received from the House of Represen-
tayes announcing that the House had passed resou-
ton for the appointment OF joint committee direct and
supennend the expenditure OF all moneys appropriated
for the purchase OF books for the library Of Congress- in
which they requested the OF the Senate and
that Messrs BRoDHEAD, VIM. W. CAMPBELL, and JAMES
Mcdowell had been appointed on said committee the
part OF the House.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, December 7, ls46
The following notice concerning cotton imported into
Russia has Just been received at this department and is
published for the information of those interested:
Translation.
"NoTIcEBy the 1857 and 1855 articles OF the code OF
sanitary regulations, volume OF the Body OF Laws II
is enacted that vessels arriving from abroad whose
goes consist wholly or in part of cotton shall not be
admitted into the Russian ports OF the Baltic unless they
are furnished with attestaons from the Danish quaIan
tines certifying that there is danger in the cotton.
Notwithstanding that this order clear and posi-
i've, many foreign captains, has been frequently
marked, during the course OF the navigation OF this year
have brought on board OF their ships into the Russian
Baltic ports samples OF cotton for which they had neglect
ed 70 obtain the requisite certificates from the quarantine
al EsneuT, and in some instances have omitted 10
insert those samples in their bills OF ahng Such omis-
sons necessarily entail superuous delays upon their YES
sells on their arrival in our Baltic ports and often for the
want Of documents proving the origin and the nnoxous-
ness OF the samples OF cotton the health officers have
been obliged TO insist upon their being destroyed, with
proper precauton before authorizing the unloading OF the
vessels which brought them.
/" In order to AVOID much as possible those nconve-
nlences, the department OF foreign deems IL
proper TO call the attention Of the merchants engaged in
carrying with foreign countries, TO the pro-
visions OF the articles OF the code OF sanitary regulations
above cited in order that they may inform their foreign
correspondents that is lndspensaby necessary 10 obtain
certificates from the Danish guarantees for every quan
" sample of cotton sent to the Russian ports OF the
Baltic through the Sound, matter how small il may be-"
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RICH AND FASHIONABLE cooDs

lust received, this morning, at WALTER HARPER 4
CO.S from the late extensive sale Of French ianr
goods in New York 'A'"
Rich printed Cashmeres
Plain cOlored do
Royal Highland plad- ali wool
Satin-iaced royal plaids, bright colors
Printed Cashmere robes, Ia colorS
Rich royal plaid Cashmere d'Eco-se
Rich figured reserve do
Rich Paris style do
Very rich Yelontc pattern do
Rich sInall-Plad de LANES and Cashmeres for chdrsn
Magnificent detached bouquet do
IN SILKS.
Paris quality chameleon gros dAfrigue
Do do poult de sole
Extra rich figured canele
Rich chameleon Amure silks
Highland plaid do
Extra triple chain damask satin
26-inch rich satin Soutach poult de sole
Rich figured satin robes for evening dresse,
Splendid silk robes, Volanse broche
RIvas B and i0nch black Italian ernsino for msnt,,
PatuTe, Lupn u Co.'S bOmbasinS and plain Cashmere,
Pink, blue, and white berages
Evening dress goods
Rich long Cashmere shawis
Rich square do, and Broche shawls
Beautiful Terkerri shaws of entirely new desiqr,
Real lndcux long and square shawfs
Rich silk do
Plain mode and black Cashmere shawls
Embroidered lnen-cambric handkerchief &c.
These goods OF the latest and most approved syss
and designs, purchased gres; reduction OF price la
lies may expect bargains by calling n shove at
WALTER HARPER & CO..
Pennsylvania avenue between 9Th and 10th streets
Dec 9-3teod [Intell =
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SPLENDID sHAwLs AND sCARFs.

WALTER HARPER IL co. Pennsylvania avenue b.
w tween 9Th and 10th have this day received
have now ready for exhibition in their shawl ruom
$50 rich and seasonabe shawls, comprising every variety
Super Indoux Cashmere scars and shawis, in white
scarlet, blue orange, and black
Printed French Cashmere
New design Terkerri, very beautiful
Highland plaid shawls and scars, real
Rich velvet shawls and scars
Wide velvet, plain and watered silks, heavy satin mr
nc, Sc for mantlas and coaks
We respectfully solicit call from friends and pu
chasers generally to examine assortment
Dec 9-3teod TIntell
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OFFICIAL.
JAMES K. POLK,
rss..d.n, or ths Un,.sa ss.ts. Of America,

To all chon, IL may concern;
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that
JohN SADr has been appointed Consul Of Bavaria al Louis
vile, In the State OF Kentucky,
do hereby recognise him SUCH and declare him free
10 exercise and ENJOY such functions powers and privileges
as are allowed TO the consuls Of the most favored nations in
the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters to be
made patent and the seal OF the United States be here
unto affixed.
Given under my hand the city OF Washington the Sd
Il. s. day Of December A. D. 1875 and OF the independ-
ence OF the United States Of America the list
JAMES X. POLK.
BY tho President
JAWS BuCHAkAN, Secretary Of State.
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l. mand for coal for the OF squadron in the pC
Notwithstanding said fact, the subscriber is now daily re-
ceving superior quality of stove, egg and CRATE al
red gray and white ash, together with hard coal suitable
for furnaces.
Those who wish to purchase rely upon ol,a in
ing good article, and as cheap as the cheapest.
Orders left at the following places will be puncuay at
tended John F. Caians E. Sims & Sons and Butler
Coal Office, John w Badens, south side PENNSYLVANIA E-
enue the OF 9th street. and the yard near the
long bridge.
\, b. Terms cash, most positively.
DccS-eo6t mo. PETTIBoNE.
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n TILITANf nnd Naval Letters OF last
wi cia letters OF the military and naval officers of the
ted States during the with Great Britain in 1872 ia
H. and rs, copied from, compared with the originals
file in the War and Navy Departments; including also
of Congress- reports of Committees Presidents me
ges, general orders, procaGnntions treaty of peace &c
&C. being full and complete documentary history of thai
period collected and arranged by John and COM
plee in one volume octave.
few copies of the above, the last remaining of the ed
ton, just received and for sale by
Dec. 9 F. TAYLOR.
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n AVIS OF ETTaUETTE--Short rules and reHectiops
IL for condnct in society by gentleman.
Let schooltaught pride dissemble all il can
These little things are great to liule man"
Complete in pocket volume.
Contents; lnroductions, presentations visits fashion
dress good breeding society, the drawing roo dinner
letters, servants, Americanisms, &c, &c.
Dec. 7 r. TAYLOR.
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The ".y.4TIO.N.gL ZEITU.,.G.-

German National Ga-ctte) BY c. j. Koch, Washington
THIS paper, being democratic medium of tn. German
population in the United States, the seat of govern
men, is respectfully recommended the attention and pa
tronage of members of Congress. ~
Terms: copies for IS 90 during the session.
Orders for copies of the Presidents message in German
will be received during the week. Dec
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WE have just received elegant assortment OF
w fnges, gmps, dress buttons graduated boutuns de
Paris &c. all of the latest and fashionable Alsn
few pieces OF Algerine and wide black gimp rch
and beautiful patterns. -
]. II. GIBBS Fancy Store
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
Dec S-3tif
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"A Der rent, pleasantly situated street. between
18th and 18th would have objection To rent the
Paor for office being elgbly situated the Treas
ury Deparment-ikewise several ready furnished rooms
Dec. 9-eod6t CHRISTOPHER CAMMACK.
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TNIoN HOTEL, Brslsg. 81, ss,.rrvs,,-r, d. CD

/ MON HOTEL, Brsag~ ST. Gc,wgrscv-n, ID. C--lFl
~ subscriber, thankful Tor the very liberal patronase
has received from his friends fo the past year cordially
vtes the attention OF the public his house convenient
and comfortably situated in the busine part OF INC
contiguous 10 al the public departments over nv
minutes walk, omnibuses constantly running IRON "
house 70 the Capitol in Short offering many INDULGENCE
over Washington 10 gentlemen fond Of quiet and
proprietor asks is that his house may be oveookeoH
gentlemen locating themselves for the winter.
GEO, II. HoLTZMh
Nov aS-s,aw3w
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DOARDING.-Mrs WIMSATTS house, on Pennsylvs
ID MIA avenue, and immediately opposite jackson Hal
having been newly furnished is ready for the recept
Of small mess Of members Of Congress others visiting
Washington during the approaching session
Dec l-dlwf
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Poems, each complete in one volume octave, richly
bound aud beautifully illustrated with engra-
yinrs Just issued r. TAYLOR.
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! o. a. Toai."iffs. ky,' . 'S Do. ' ss
sregaIsor', jswellsd pallets. liz I'd pendulum aSS
I fine regulator, for astronomical obser.iioDs y
do. turning lathe, with slide rests, cost .
pocket do, with stands and artificial ali horizons.
2 = pair scale: 70, Weighing gold Gin cases, each
100 medals and casts, valued :.
l small do superior, cost
] fine rifle, telescope sight, cost ~
machine for showing the procession Of tho eol.
nox.
machine for measuring distances. This /, on. n
the most curious and accurate inventions in
existence.
Il air canes, valued at La
6 air guns; 2 new cutting engines. j."
dividing engine for curves and straight lines,
superior new lathe. side rests. with .bOu, ~
400 tools "0'
largs hanging clock
steam engine, l2 horse power, complets
air guns, unfinished.
CABINET OF MINERALS, 5000 SPECIMENS
This cabinet comprises many OF tho most valuable spec
Is barometers 2 cutting engines
hrgg quantity OF nagnetsi very large cutting enxn
Together with chrononlsters chemical and phiIo-ophio,
apparatus, sextants, quadrants globes pstos guns s
taps and dies, mathematical Instruments Ne 'h
SPLENDID REPEATING CHRoNoMETER WATCH
Al.o, splendid gold repeating chronoTneter watch MAJ
by Mr. Lukcns during his residence in London. IL ~.
repeatedly offered 500 for this watch " va
HIS SUPERIOR RIFLE.
Also, superior rife with graduating aud telesoo,,
sights together with case and large quantity of sccou
ments made by Mr.. Lukens. ONN'
Further particulars in future advert sement
Catalogues viii be issued in due time.
Persons wishing catalogues will please leave their a,
dress az the auction store.
Also viii be sold at the time, very superior The.
dollte, with arch, tripod, &c. &c in complete order
he goods VIII be arranged Tor examination nj
the 2Sth OF December. ~ ~
Dee. 9-9tT&F .....
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LUX RENT--A convenient and comfortable two-sol
brick dwelling, with double lot pleasantly and deslH
bly, located near the junction Of Ith street and New LOT
avenue, containing seven rooms This property is IN lD
most healthy situation, very the public deParme
and churches, and convenient distance from the %
Market, with the advantage OF the parest almost
the door.
To careful and punctual tenant the rent viii be made
saoo per annum. in monthly payments Inquire at the
fee Of the Union.
Dec T-eofN
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IOR RENT.-A weli-furrisascd and eomfortah
HOUSE. containing rooms, in the western part Of M
city. Possession given Immediately. -
Apply to THoS p. MORGAN,
Dec 5-S Near Seven Buildings
ID CONS to let for one weeks, not furnshea
adjoining the U, g Hotel Apply John A. Donohoo
9Th and ID street or t. T Simms, wine and liquor store
the same building.
Dec. Std
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To Member. of Consre.. and strangers.

10 Members OF ConTrcss and strnnger.
fHE subscriber would respectfully them an
the public generally that he has lately received, vi,
Charleston, per barque Louisa large lot of prime and
genuine cigars, to which he invites their particular after
ton; and that he is the only authoz ID agent in this U'
rict for the sale of the very celebrated suncured Lyn
burg premium Congress tobacco so much admired, .
which he has also just received full supply; which
invites all those who fond Of using the same, 10 CAY
see, and examine for themselves, the sign Of the ul
grown Indian live doors Of Ia street. Pennsyysn"
avenue. NATHANIEL Z. TYSON
Dec. 5-eod ...
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IRIS. MOUNT has taken that large and commodiou,
Il house the of Four-and- a-hah street. which
has gone through thorough repair and fitted up
comfortable manner for the reception of members Of Con
who may wish board. Her terms are liberal Servants
attentive.
Dec. 7-Js
~ COCHRANE, on +, between 18th and 18th streets
has several chambers vacant both large and small, on the
I'd and Sd stories.
Nov 2S-law3w
Mrs. MINOR ON +, between 9Th and 7th strects hS
WI four spacious rooms, with small attached
each, suitable for families of members, whom
she would accommodate with board on reasonable terms
applied for Immediately .....
Nov 2S--Lanl~
NOTICE Members of Consr-~..-The proprietor d
~ the Union Hotel, Bridge street Georgetown, a
comnodate of members OF Congress comfortably and
nj cheaper rate than board be Obtained for in Washing
ton city.
Nov 23-Jaw3w
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Mr. WOODBRIDGE gave notice that he should, at an
early day, ask leave OF the Senate to introduce sund
bisamong them, one to establish land Office and pro-
vide for the sale Of the mineral lands upon Lake Superior
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Oct Ia
Able Vile Sheriff Sales.
NOVEMBER.

NOVEMBER.
By virtue Of sundry Writs of Ficri Facias,
to me directed, will be sold, ut Abbcvile
Court House, on the first Monday il No.
vomber next, the following property
200 Acres Of Land more or less, boun-
ded by Edward Collins and others, levied
on as the property o: Nathan Brown ads
Jchu Mouchat.
ia Acres of Land, more or less, ,boun-
ded by Jas Lindsay and others, levied on
as the property of Joseph Sharp ads Lin
dsay & Sharp.
AT Greenwood, on Tuesday the 3rd
November next, three tables, one shop
board, two pals one water stand, two Jars.
one chest, one safe, four chairs, one coffee
mill, one lot books. and one barrel and
soap, levied on as the property of Willis
b Cason ads E r Calhoun
AT the residence of Thomas Glasgow,
on Tuesday the Sd November next, one
clock, levied on as the property of James
Bradford ads James Glasgow.
Terms cash. J. RAMEY.
October ID, 1916 Sheriff.
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Important to one Con-
Cerned |!

CcIIlGu
Whereas, many Of my Medical and some
OF my Miscellaneous Books, are scattered
through the lard, some with, and some
without. my consent: And Whereas, ma.
ny OF the Instruments belonging to nv shop,
or to the bed room Of the sick. have been
missing, some for many years; therefore
do most earnestly invite all persons having
possession of any article loaned them by
me, or any article belonging to me, to re-
turn them to my shop at their earliest con.
venience.
And, while am "putting my name IN
the papef," will just observe that have
q large amount of MONEY to raise this fall.
Those persons, who for many years, have
been in'the habit Of coming to me in the
spring and saying "Doctor, SOLD nv
cotton for but little, and hid to buy nv
groceries out of the money, and then, when
had paid my merchant and my blacksmith,
l had nothing left to pay you''-may here.
by understand, that this excuse shall be
taken no longer
why not reverse the order Of things, and
pay me this fall out ofthe first sales of cot
ton; especially, as l earn my money by
toiIing for your comfort and life, with a
palncd head and distressed mind, through
sleepless nights, while your merchant and
blacksmith are enjoying sleep? MUST,
I WILL HAVE MONEY.
FRANKLIN BRANCH.
Oct ID 80 81
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NOTICE..

have 10 or IL good FIELD HANDS,
male and female, which will be hired for
the ensuing year at reasonable rates. Per
sons wishing to- hire will do well to call
upon John Hearst, sen'r, of this District,
who is fully authorised to contract for me
in relation to the same.
Persons indebted to me by Note or Ac-
count, will find them in the hands of Per-
rim u McGowen for collection,
Oct Z 80 st NJ. w. GRACY.
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Greenwood Association Schools.
Three TEACHERS are wanted to take
charge Of the above schools the ensuing
year; one for the Classical and two for
the Female School, capable OF conducting
the literary and musical departments.
Applications will be received until the
first of November next
JOHN LOGAN,
SAM'L. TROWBRIDGE,
E. r. CALHOUN,
Oct7 SO St
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
Win be sold, at private sale, tract of
LAND situate on the road leading from
Anderson G.. H. to Vienna, four miles
from Vienna, containing 80 acres, 60 of
which are open. Upon the tract is good
DWELLING HOUSE and out houses.
If the above is not sold at private sale be-
fore sale day in November, will then of.
fer It at public oulcry. Terms, one half
will be required in cash, the balance on a
credit OF one and two years with security
and interest from date.
Oct 7 80 4t B. II. SAXON.