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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-12-17
IN SENATE,
AFTERNOON SESSION.

A resolution was received from the House
Of Representatives, authorizing ilic two.
Speakers ofihe Houses 10 audit aad allow.
ou, of,hc state treasury, the postage accounts
Of members and clerks on all letters and
documents not weighing over six ounces.
The question upon the passage Of the res,
olu.ion and the yeas and nays being deman-
ded, resulted as follows.
YEAS-Cronise, Edgcrion, Ewing, Gra-
ham, Hartc, King, Mackall; Martin Of Col-s
umbiana, Newman, Reid, Rcsmelin, Spind-
ler. Thornhll, Utter, Wheeler, Miltoid,
Wincgarnera and Spcaker---lS.
NAYS--Beam, Beavers Coombs, Eekley,
Ford, Goddard, Hastings, Hopkins, Johnson,
Lewis, Madeira. Martin Of Fayette, Perkins,
Siu;son, Welch and Wlson--l6. ga 4
8 30 the resolution was adopted. Eg &
- Tho Speaker announced the names Of
Messrs. Edger,on, Madcirs, and Ewing. as
the standing eommittee on Privileges aud
Elections. ~ N Wg 81
HOUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES,. &
Mr.. Yallandigham reported on The joint
resolution relative 10 postage recommending
its passage with a proviso excepting all pack
ages over six ounces ia weight. The reso-
la,ion, with tho foregoing restriction, charges
shc State Treasury with the postage Of mem
bers Of the Legislature on letters and docu-
.nsuis.
TUESDAY, Dec. 8, 1916.
IN SENATE.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
BY Mr.. Edgerton, from 40 citizens oi
Paulding county. praying for the election oi
Hvratio N. Curtis and Richard Stout. Asso.
ciate Judges ofsaid county. Laid on the
table. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION. az
Mr Fard offered ihc following resolution:
Il, Resolpcd, That The Speaker Of The Senate
be requested 10 confer viii, the resident min.
lister ofihe city Of Columbus, and invie them
TO mske such arrangements, between them
seiyes, as 10 secure the attendance of one ol
their namber on each dayofihc present ses-
sion, TO offer prayer Immediately after the
Senate shall be called 10 order, aud before
ihe journal shall be read
Mr. Reemelin ably opposed this gross
mookery Of ceremonial religion, as uncrllcd
for, hypocriticaland insidious. III was pass.
ed, however; its defenders wisely con6ains
their supports TO voting. 8 AF
The question being onths passage ofthe
resolution,
y, MIR. Goddard demanJedfhe ayes and noes,
which were ordered, and resulted as follows:
AYEs--B Bean, Beaver, Coon,bs, Eckley,
Edger,on, Ford, Goddard, Hastings, Hopkins,
Johnson, Lewis, Madeira, Mackal, Mariin Of
Columbiana, Martin Of Clnion, Newman,
Perkins, Siuison, Thornhili, Wslch, Vince
lcr, Wilson, Winegsrner, and Speaker--24.
NAYs--Cronisc, Ewing, Graham, Harie,
Reed, Remelin, Spndlcr, Utter and wlford
-. a !,
HOUSE OF REPRESEN TATIvES. 1
~ Mr.. Smith, Of Hamilton offered a jointsrcs-
4sSiSsu,ion thar 1000 copiescf The Governors
CSilnpgs be printed in the English, and Sl000
bs i y,lli German language.
ers, and Metcalf proposed toamcnd the rcsclus
usten, N striking ont Zone eileusand," and I'M
lsks e assy.Sshrec ttousand,' in The German lsn-
seSosunptry--supporiing sSs p bis amendment, and say-
,dationa here was much truth in the scmark thai
oa' Apsccnmont circulated large snd speedily
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We give froththe Columbus Ohio Pres
tho following notice sf . s
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

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be sent TO subscribers in lis stead for thai
time. - .s XIX
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quenca Of our determination 10 publish thu
Ohio Press hereafter at the loves, cash rates.
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"Ohio Is Wing 10 The corc.n--+Ohia STAFF
Journal. igFs, .tecz
There is no doubt abmtl The CORE beiug
Wing, as there has always bcen something
Erosf<n there. .--Sam. Pike.
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~ Henry O'ReilIy. premises that tho
Telegraph from Philadelphia 10 the South
West shall bc in successful epgraiion 10 the
Ohio river by the first Of January next, and
that byia substantial iron cord,--BuBalo
Courier and Pilot.
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In THE SENATE, Mr.. Edgsrton from the
committee on Privileges and Elections, pre-
sented report, including, as entitled "a
,her seats upon their certificates, all ihc
members. This caused spirited debate,
the result Of which We have not learned.
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BY Mr.. Edgerton, from 40 citizens
Paulding county. praying for the election
Huratio N. Curtis and Richard Stout. ASS
cia.e Judges ofsaid county. Laid on I'll
table. NJ
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30
A SKETCH.
BY uAwsER M~ARTINGALE.

I knew him in the morn Of life, when his
education was completed, and he was pre-
pared to appearpublicly on the theatre of
tie great world. He was about entering
the arena to struggle for fortune and fame
with his fellow men. The path Of distinc-
ton seemed open before him; his genius was
of the highest order-his person vas Z
model of manly bcauty-his M were
!graccful, and his disposition kind and gcncr-
Gus. At this time his heart throbbcd high
with ambition, and his eye kindlcd with
hope.
Years passed away, and Iaga;n saw him
He was then the husband of a lovely wifc,
and the father Of a group Of chcrrbs; he
possessed 4 competent f%r,urc, the reward
Of enterprise and Industry, and sustained
IN elevated character amon% his fellow
men. No wish was apparently unSratii:cd
and ] almost cnyicd him lis I~app;a-sS.-
But at times Ifancicd perceived an uana-
Itural flush en- the check, and invented fire
in his eyes. "Can he be Incorporate" |
whispered 10 myself. "Impossiblci'' and
dismissed the u~ns@ncnrons thought.
Afcw years after, business called me to
the village where the companion Of my car
Nv resided. | called uponI.inn, anticipating
IA Joyous scene Of domestic felicity. But
confusion rci3ncd in tAe mansion, which
wasonce consccrat,d 10 happiness. The
satellites Of the law had possession, and
were taking an inventory Of tilc contents.
| was received by my one worthy, proud,
and high-mindrd friend, with an air Mr2ci;-
lcSsIcyity, which shocked me; Gazcd full
upon his countcnancc, aud s:aftcdback wit!
horror.
His features, once the abode of IcaltA
and acauty. seemed now entirely changed
;Ilcv were coarse and bIoatcd, His checks
we're Of 4 crimson hue, md covered with
which, oor)lainly denoted the i'm
purity of his blood. HIS Lair was nncom,b-
ed. his fac unshavcn, and instead of the
brilliant glance which once SHOT from his
keen eye, telling 4 tale of intellectual ca
pacity and genius, was seen the idiotic stare
which III RI; Tie habitual drtnkard.
His wife seemed bowed down to the con-
tincs Of t'.r grave with grief. Her fraturcs
wrrr PATE and wan, bat she s;tll locked
amid her sorrows: and | could not
lclp whispering Shame on the wretch who
tncSc charms .rrr"t"rcly to withcr,
All l%l;9ltcG that innocent Heart. His ci;il-
Ircn were ragged and detected. TicE were
children of 4 d%rrnEard.
About twelve months afterwards | again.
BASED That WY, m'i lur@ot not to enquire
Jltcr tAcfatr Of this unhappy family. Eu-
-nlia. the once gay, a~rtlcss, and lovely Eu-'
a~ftcrvdinly cA!aus:;ng all a woman's
arts to rrclaim her infatuated husband from
Ia p.:lis Of intcmpcrancr. ScCin want and
Disgrace surrounding ter. died aitw months
of IL broken heart. Iicr children
scattered abroad or lie ~c.r.i!; and her
husband, the intimate friend Of lay early
years, who seemed farmcihy matur, 10 be
III ornament to the Human rarr, With :;
"on,titutiom ruined, ;iI u mind vroir;;"1
bv ;nte,nprrancc. was at liz time actually
IL i"g ;ri.2 work house. 3nE. Mrr.jour .
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

|. -,- ororiooI IcErnco Ey- tbp aSSilIcL,
60, s. tn'n Iattcr in . State Of dcspe-
"'m' Vi ~ ri' - .Lo nono e
r*A"i'' 'fi'" " noo yrt.,Lrr tLo,
HiaSS = c,t .mordr .niI
reIcn'' /" s'oI L' .,r-.ln% nIaur 70 Tho
n'i'''tI'r"' u "'. - L,o,J
= .m"L;ta ti,a L'J,. nttaoIod ian,than "
- m.Liah = L1i"a ;ntnrnrntrI tooth
- ".I Na,. u.n, a. IT, roorrd with
Shu 'i":i. N' . :" "cun; murJar'
T1In.I. ,,Ga,t-, IN a. low u.,s knrs,
'''o' ~ 'an w. ~. m.I;,f w.Lc,
|i,n"; , " ~. S,'%IorI,. ,r,an he
l. $50 t.. u.r,tr-
e" 80, LaIr.s w,r;
81 ''' - III. ~. w.. ic d.
I".I t,,I,",I.,, yu,
, tm.Is.I an:r,.L, Of hc
l'' .! '','I! aaL" w.. nm"a,rrI t.
n 80 H. a. ,Lc eats
=, ., t',l' i,II 49,, #
I''ti'", 'I'' = "''.''N "l''' '".I," n";aI,
I>'''' "' W., t''I .un ;mn in
'"iS 800 - = nr tLc
S''''S ,"''.' "~ '''.''', - ,,n3 tLo
80 n,I '-:,% -, Icss
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Ln.,,.n wv. .c,rccf,
western N"''". "',."''~. W. n;,.tt a.,
"i'"" - "'"i:'>. W. 80 X
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4 WITTY REPLY.-T

\ WITTY REPLYING young law
ycrs were riding into the country and pass
led by some farmers sowing seed. One OF
the lawyers, by way of boasting, said to
them: s.Wen cid dodgers, you sow, but we
lawyers Will reap the benefit thereof" 81
have no doubt of it." said one Of them, for
we are sowing HEINZ.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30
by thr President:
JAMEs B~vcHAXAN,
Secretary Of State.

EDJCATION.-Thc more I Iook 1t Tie sub,
icct. t,e mere satisfied | am thatthc reign Of Cd,
Ilcalion is the reign Of order ana happiness, am
thai 10 promote it i, an injunction arising ont Of
thn essence of Chri>titidny itsclf.-Rowianc
Hill.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30
By Ike Prre'',a' ofAs ia.tc! Shahr4f .!a~io!.
a,.,nsHan irsn1.

by me FF"S'''" q he '"'''' H''">Gt 'i"'''''''
E'.socHtNtFs0H.
Whereas Il" Congress Vi tie |. States.
by virtae Of Tie cons'i.".i"@ai '"th"ri,,H
vested i" then. have declared by their ac'.
hearing date It's day. that, "by Tie act =,
Ron,Lf;c of Nox;co .,,,. If V,rrl
- t.twc,,tl,, corcrrr,n, and ,LcT
81 S,,tcx,,
xa,. no~ot,n h,irS K pOIx
Ip..:aa., r ,,oI,.,.I s..,os of .,.r;..
Lao Loroh, nr,cI,in ,r,c s,,,e,, all whom
IL NAV cooccru; and do s,,.ciaIlv cni..:n on
I,u pcr,ous ho}5ire cGicc<. cnil Gr military.
...L.u a. ..,l,.;,r r. ,Lo 4n:..l r,...
.L.t ,l,.t. ,.;.nn,. and v.al.,. :, -.
cl,oroinr thc duties RESPECTIVELY incident
!, IL a..
ll4k u w aAalNA 4 49, ld'fAN AA' aA -
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4 LII those indebted 10 the undersigned are
"a requested to make payment to b. ii. BOor'
who is our authorized agent.
WILLIAM LUCE s Co.
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TIE DYING

! 4 WAS Si.llllhtI ] ouliHN ~ iiIuS, az tIiC sun W.
getting low
ICasting over hill and riyulct a rich lut mellow
glow,
iTl,at Il youth, irom honea wanlerer, lay wasting
with disease,
With the locks about his temples gently waving
with Tie breeze:
Wit. stranger lart!s attending him, none know
ing whence lie came,
For tie lamp OF reason ll;ittcr'd ere al car hat
caught Lis !.aInc.
oh. twas $; +, LEX uponhim, for lis dark ait
~.u.trnrS ry"
To-. that mr~ri.m 1t had ,parklcGthcrc in seasons
now gone y:
1ilat with IL ~cIorrimg mirthiuIncss had sionc
affections beam.
Soft alr, @rnll2 as Ike twinkling Of distant pisLct'.
CLEAN:
Willie now twas Wild and startling, iromtlIc fever
in lis lrain,
Like Tie rolling ofinc sntclopc's when hunting
Ger the plane.
Oh who couIl tell his history, who light tho
darkcncd page,
Wkcrcon WAS traced his chcqIcr'd lie, and Wiki
his |arcnta4c:
Who caiI from their obliriont the mystrics Ct the
Ere Tho dear and ,y ing sufferer would forever be
1t rest?
.Ah "iad wouIl be the tidinss TO tho mothers
h~art to tel.
lie lore her IN his mriLory. and WHISPERED fare
thee wil,
ru, =. ..,ti i.n,,
'"' ~
50 i.".l' d.
/ '"''i'' , H.i! u" ''9' anu IL ''"'"'s IL
-. ere i''>!i g: -
'i's "rS e! ~''''! '''' 4'@' " A"'' ~ III"
c!lrr [.,~:
Tie haIlow,i lie!t Of reason slowly hindlrs OF
Ll> Drew ,,.,
''''' -, ".','.. : Il ~ lit -
""'
:, -, .,,:. ,l.rn
! 80 i, : '''"> ''1''' ''''"' ~ ~
+. .n.n 49, I,, yi,t vcc,ir.. l., lo,v, that
h.. mus, Iir:
lht.u me-" - I,seccLc<. -sLaN | ncror.ncycr
,.,.
Tie h,mr>,,. ! e u, childhood. mid the oak and
I,,,i, ire.
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

IS thai the tune the old cow died eli, asked al
Engli>hmln. ncttlcd at the ii: !n>try with winch q
New Highlander was whistiing lankr. Doodle.
sNuBrci, replied Jonathcn, that are $ Tile i''n'
old Bull died Of"
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

i N. P. MINOR, Attorney at Lau.
BowLING-GREEN, Mo.-ofice in the Court
House.
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IL i. PORTER, .Atorney at Lar.
Bowlir y-Green Mo-, regularly attends the
Circuit Courts of Pike, Rails, Lincoln
Warren, and Montgomery.
Feb. 2Sth, 1916.
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:. man who was in the habit Of talking 10
hiru>clthrin" asked the reason why liz did so.
'rcpIi, d---.Iircause l like 10 converse with Il
Imam of SENSE
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

II is of no use for AIr. Clay 10 run AGAIN.
Webster is tn" man. The enthusiasm in
Boston is predictions. Since lac called Mr..
IngcrSoll snch hard names, orr pacific
Senator is looked upon as a Zero and will
therefore run Scott, Clay, Crittrndcn, Cor
win and Clayton olfthe track Boston post.
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RETURNING:
The DIE VERNON wililcave kcokuk o.

days and Fridays at > o'clock, P. NJ: WarsaT
Alcxndril, Tuily and Lagrange, same ERIN
inss: Quincy, on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
at : O'Clock, \. NJ; Marion City, Hannibal. LOT
i>ianh ClarL>rillc and Bai.cy'S Landing, SANE
days
OCEW WAVE, lanes Whitney IT.. Master
viii leave kroiuk On Wednesdays and Satui'
days, at ) o'cInck T ": Warsaw. -Alcxan@rl
TulIy AMI L.a"rang" same evenings; QuintyG'
Thursdays anal Sundays, ii SU'clock ANN:
rim City. Hannibal, LcuiSiana, ClarksriHe&
Foilry's Landing. same days.
The LACLEDE will lc"rc kcokuk on Thur
days and Sundays, 1T ) o'clock, =. NJ; Warsaw
NlcHaIvlria. Tully and Lagrange. same eren;
ings; Quincy, on Mondays ;nd Fridays, as
O'clock. \. W.; Marion City, Hannibal. Louisf
ana, Clark>rille and Bdilcy's Landing, saH'
days.
Pains having been taken to render the aoO"4
packets in every way superior in acccmodaurL
and speed, together with the utmost puncinan
in the time OF arrivals and departures, shlpPTk
and passengers can fully rely upon the pres
arrangement. u For freight or passage app
OIL board. s
April 18th. lS16. I
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HkNN.

Fa~HH-AIothcr yartIr.
E.chas% Tie tran>vEnlir-"f The lrrs =!
ani garden.
n,,o>jt>--IEl!pinc>s ---sobfict: and mani.
Independence.
.h,.<-Smilin: iicl's wyias wilma gooa VAR
vest.
,i.. >mn.i,,nf, !h,5a. ~titr tE1.n!. aln''"-'~ho .c!.I>
BiriInds-HcaIth-wcaltl--and Loac>t patfi-
ulir hearts.
We hope this may be TIE only Kind of banks
yer tulcratc,i in the west.
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DARK TOAST.-The darkics Of Phil
adclphia lately had Il celebration. Among
their toasts was this:
De Gobenor OBJ dis Statc-Dc most pop
uIar of de politicians. lie come in wild
VERY little opposition; he so out wild none
at all! 4 chcers.]
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

Earth has 10 swec!cr music than d gentle wore
.rrathri into Il SOrrowiuS heart.
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The DIE VERNON, Charles Dean, Master.
viii leave 81. Louis, on MonGayS AMI Thurs
Days, al > O'Clock. TN.
The OCEAN WAVE, J2mcs WhitncE, IT.
Mister, will leave st. Louis OF TUcslar'
auI FriIavS. II ) o'clock =. y. :
-. I-Gjl- OH a.hf:s:iays hid ',,a,uIGays
al 5u'clock, T. N.
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When horse kicks YOU, and You feel = >tr"n.
disposition to kick the horse in rctwn--doIt do
Democratic banner., 1846-05-30

II G. N. McCONAHA, Attorney and
Cannseihr at Lar, and SoEcitor an CA0n-
.ccgy, will attend leC Circuit Courts of Pike,
Lincoln, Rails, and Marion. If the peoples
cases have any merits he pledges imselft to
gain them.
GAINESVILLE, Missouri, Feb. 2Sth, 1886.
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\ head properly constituted can accommodate
it>rif TO Whatever pillow the vicissltnics OF tor
:may place under ii.
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DIE VERNON. OCEAN WAVE.
AND L.ACLED T..
NJ! run regularly :!"n Il. Louis 10 the above
mrntionca Ports, touching al all the intermediate
L~ui;u4>.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

The Eastern Mail for Baltimore, PhiladeI-
phia, New York and Boston, closes at Al and
9 P. M. daily, except on Saturday nights.
No mails sent East Of Baltimore on Sunday
morning. .e,. I, t-,ass,tls,.s ,b
The mails from the above cities arrive daily
at 9 A. M. and s p. NJ. except Sunday night,
The Western Mail closes at 91P. M. and
arrives at P. M. daily. Bta oh
The Southern Mail closes at 8A. M. and
Office open from u A. M.to 9 P. M. daily,
except Sunday, on which day it islopen from
~ A. M. TO 10 A. M, and from IL M. to !
P. M, and from to g p. M. jtsl,il1 ~ /
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BENJAMIN HOMlANS,

BENJAMIN HOMANS,h ,htet III
Auctiomeer and Commission Merchant,
BetWeen 10Th and lth Streets, fronting Penn
syIUGnia Aueaue. asl94A Q,
Sales of Real Estate, Furniture, and Personal
Property attended to at any place within the city.
march 9-tf II Tlli 1i II. lL oH
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BIJSINESS CARDS t, -ab
CHEAPsFO ClAsHrd
'ylS4os t. s. BECK, HtlinNs I'd
House Furnishing store, pennsylvania

Avenue, South side, bet,oee,a 9th and lOM "a
o. obstrests, Wnshington.a tsasf3 aiy
have on hand. new and secondhand goods:
such as Bedsteads, Beds. and Bedding Tables,
Chairs, Bureaus and Sdeboards; China, Glass,
and Crockerywsre, Cutlery, Hollow-wars Of every
variety, Shovels and Tongs, Carpets, Brooms,
Brushes, Willow and Woodenware with ava,
riety of articles too numerous TO mention apr Is
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nENNIs HUMPHREYS Livery Stable, cor
ner Of 9th and c. streets. Horses and Car
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery and kept
in the best manner. "A a-l...-.L n..h .alM
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"OMGOPATHY--D --Dr. Jonas Green, Qate OF
IL Philadelphia,) tenders his professional ser
vices to the Citizens Of Washington and its vicinity,
as practitioner of the Homeopathic system Of me-
dicine. His residence Is on c street, near 3D..
dec 23-tf .s..s . s.a. .rs .
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A Card.
Fine watch Repairing.

v1 Fine Watch RepalflnS.
HCHRONOMETER, Duplex, Lever, Leplne,
NJRepeating and Music Watches, accurately re-
paired also common Watches, Clocks, and Music
boxes, put in order, at the sign of tho Watch, with
the guard, key and chan north side Of Pennsy vania
Avenue, between second and third streets.
a.haY BY CHAUNCEY WARRINER.
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a NDREW j. JOYCE, Horse Shoeing and
" Smithiig Establishment, successor to John
Daley, corner Of l4th and Estreets, near Fuller's
Hotel Thankful for the patronage he has receiv
ed from liberal public, lie solicits acoAmuancs
of the same. 2s4'tta
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n veiesA! GLADMON,

us| y 7Vpna2A! GLADMON, m Is
l.ai-4 House Carpenter and Joiner.
Shop corner Of 9Th and NJ 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. t48 ?. Ia
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PosT OFFICE,


Received from B - dollars - cents, for
the Globe from which have deducted one per cent.
and charged myself, in my account with the Gene
raj Post Office, with the balance The postmaster
Of Washington city will pay that balance to Blair
& Rives, or to their order on the back Of this re-
ceipt. !, tt eut ttaaFEEa
The rules Of the General Post Office Department
authorize such receipts to be given and paid here,
when the amount does not exceed $40. When it
exceeds $40, il is best to remit as much as possible
in bank notes, and the posimasters receipt for the
balance. The postmaster receipt should be sent
directed to US, and NOT to the postmaster Of this city,
as some persons are in the habit Of doing. The
money should be here by the 7th Of December, at
tarhest, TO procure all the numbers. II not here by
that time, we may not be able TO furnish the first
numbers. .t.tt ..
Our prices for these papers are SO low that we
cannot afford to credit them out; therefore, no per-
son need consume his time in writing for them un-
less he sends the money. BLAIR g. R[VES.
Washington, Oct. Is, 1876. ....t v. q
l Oct. 23-3awtld ldec.
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ISAAC STODDARD.---Blacksm in gene
raj, on Four and half, between and E sts
Work done cheap. ,5 I'M ...,
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HATTERS.

4 HATTERS. iiai1A@oa8 h&t S
CTEVEN'S 81 EMMONS will introduce the
~ "Autum" fashions for Gents Hats on Saturday
Sept. s. G aH't5'a3 .71 t'1A sa
In accordance with our usual custom we shall in
troduce simultaneously, "Leary'sn and Becbe &
Costor's Fashions. a4 ~
Gentlemen who have their sizes registered with
us will forward their orders.
Sales Rooms Nos /. & 2. Browns Hotel.
CIRCULARS, etc. etc. .as0
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nRESLEY SIMPSON, Pennsylvania .apenae,
North side, Cd doc, east Of llh street keeps
a general assortment Of Family Groceries.
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Or Politicians, says Dow, Jr. go for their bread
and butter, and for nothing else'
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For one copy Of the Congressional Globe 81 90
For one copy of the Appendix | 90
For six copies Of either, or part Of both 90
The money may be remitted by mail at our risk
The safest and best way to remit is, to pay the
amount to the post master where you reside, and
take from him receipt, according to the following
form es .". Ntn HH.8&3t.-g f.es Mra l..4al
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DRISCOE & CLARKE, Dealers in Cloths, Gas
ID simeres, Vestings, &c., Pennsylvania avenue,
a few, doors west Of Browns Hotel. sat El
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nR. HAMILTON p. HOWARD, tenders his
III professional services to thecitizens Of Wash.
ngton, D. c., lie may be found at DR.. +. How
ards, N. f. corner of + and llth sts. Dec. p
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CIRCULARS, etc. etc. -isH
Neatly printed at this-ofhce.
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WIN. NOELL Ventian Blind maker, south
wv side Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets. Blinds Of all sizes and colors, fur
nished to order. Old blinds retrimmed and painted.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
7alaia BUSINESS CARDS. sr
r.. FINLEY HUNT,
RESIDENT DEN TIST.
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Pennsylvania Aue,,,.e, betaoeen 9th 10th 81 eef'
april 26-tf G4da IVA 3haa@ as1t4

-EQ 4ha9 MEDICAL NOTICE, gr..,..
HR. PHTTlANDER GOULD offers his proies-
~ sonal services TO the citizens Of Washifgto
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Messrs.
Brown's Hotel .' MI april ll-6m
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