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&c s.; or:
New York grocer deceased 10 present the same with a.
aSdisy: No NASSAU ;is. il q. Sy q New yo,E,
e SsT iSs
jy2s iaw6msm Adminstratrir.
LRUksUANCE Of " Order Of the Gf
m S ss sis.: VII SEohSE bETiEMAS
q eh:sa IpSIsf No. ses Centre 4. City Of
Dated Ne" York the i HhS AZ e N BGE lpE
~ PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of the
ci1S xsa fff.sy 81 T. s Ey
OF New Ypk grocer to % The 81 with The
Il. %o
Dated New York the "a s SET f fASs B. fH ~
au7 la y sm.m Individuality
| A SUPERIOR TRUss-Now for sale, Hungerords Pa
"A tent Truss for which he has received two Premiums by
ne n1ste one October H. and one N
the high IgS,f% Of f buy "a BE- t
vey known supeccJe in prace,l ability other
"a market The eon.,,oeGa Of 91 pad IS such that +
s &. so Gs %nS% siI
The and eomior, with which this Tu, worn makes
truly the Empire al O st,sG N ps rI
sFfE$E t%SS%TNSsRs
TEsTlM0NlALs
/
Hus the back pad of which continually chned and CALLED
so much So that remedy became than the dis
ease Being induced try HungeoTds Patent Truss, find
myself entirely relieved from pam, while the rupture rs
Gentlemen Try yourselves certainly weuld not pro-
with the lhe have for fry p9aIs ~ Gould nct Pur'
another. 80 A. WILLIAM W.DEfO.
have Hungenords Truss many occasions du
the past four years and convinced that in utility well
comfort eIce' all other tur % roy bsfSrs hs gublic
Pougbkeepsie June -, iaa7
Sold by A. D. D. SANDS, 100 Fulton street. New York
81 i2law,m
II IFE INSURANCE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
IL l. fe Assurance Society Of London."A Savings Bank
for the Benefit OF the Widow and the Orphan" empowered
BY Act Of Parlismsnt)
CHPITAL 500 900 Sterling or 81 500 coo; besides re.
serve and from surplus premium) about Part Of
the Capitals IS invested IN the United States.
4. LAME MURRAY, ESQ George st, Hanover Square,
Chiifman Of the Court OF Directors IN London.
JACOB HARVEY, Etq Chairman Of the United States
Local Board
The Board "a Wall street every wrorr.p,, for
the transaction Of business
Doctors X BopoyRs, HoAoK, and KIKHE, medical
sm,9es, U.e-peid By the Society. attendance Daily three
LpwARp I. RicHARpsoN, Era, General Accountant
Report for May 1871, pamphlets blank forms, tables OF
Once Wall street. or either Of the gents
the United States and Britis North Amercan Colonies,
j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent for the
=. United States and u. N A. Colonies.
New York Nov. T. ls7. MS Saws TAT rc
VELVET VISITS. CLOAKs, &c-Jus received per
~ steamer Fhadephia, Ave case. very rich embtoide led
Nlaf', Cloakt so lQqg and SQUARE shawla, Sears he az
- - JAMkA BECk X cos, 800 Broadway.
Es-india shsvl' and sesih &c low prices aia StsodFa
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NoyrMnEn 1871.

ITEM ION ALLs-rhe knterpris- Oyster aud Dining
"a Saloon NO, " WAL street, having just undergone
CROUCH ALLEGATIONS aud Improve viii this day
whsso CoHsag Bo.ncade uccs john Hughes) Will
lsrprasi nld Nsm
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DARK THEATRE-Alepd.y Evening, Novsns.s u.s. viii

clean; Abigail, Mrs. Herbert
hy A y. M The Drama the admired LIVING TABLEAUX,
iS ., J9ha Dpsa NJ Hnai Lady some0d
Boxes IS cenis-Pt l21S cents.
RoWERY AMPHITHEATRE.--John Tryon, Manager.
Win Eysssf s'
N hsnG he English Cewn his lannon's pan!pm%e HsI
ON % tis ss . Sa b: Miys
children IL their Of PosturnS-Baney Carroll in
Nixon . as act hs1.s@sn:S
Doors open to aUa' aA
M nisI Nj; otHMr!G TMEATREMsaaay Eyi
RUs6E M ss%m saesx ms
sIe Hi THis s HOUSE sE3E BE SOLD
original a.dae ssa the Me-
JGNKTIhsoShlius cneha Esd Mr. Cunningham My.
viii Mn iSi'I, OF wIFE-Mr Stump.
Door. 6a O'clock the curtain will rice att
M ECHANlCy HALL. 47a Broadway. bstwsea Grand
AVA and hr0ome n spssSs' EVERY NIGHT
coNT FfiN SiESi 8 H gc Ess.
I'll. OH! Ill si,:i a,,
3. k II ifFRIS6js47 {: * y&ESHs,
whose original and ipmtabe ee1cert, nightly hono,sd
sdnsd excel every q similar ehaastsi Of
Admission IS cents Children under I, years, half priee
Doors open at7 concert will commence ats o'clock Seats
sny be secured on application at the Hail. from !, Mtos
RARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. I. BARNuY
sfLESDp M MSn5sfPE PERFORMANCES
@ sy fiSa
ss xss ai Ss%ss'
E!EH hvNa 6kzH4 oufxS SaBSET
nsTAp CXFTi wi f SERVES the
yENs to e. .ssn s IS ms
Admi..ioa yho: cents. children ;.s year.
IL Reserved front Shilling each extra
RUKKkESS; ,D Grand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PGska itESsr s s % ss
S suS of Leopold de Meyer.
"ADSHS $$ :iSfS;'';Ps; q Aa,''s'
,uaa' I'M aHfh Consisting Of
''a d * IN Si oHThE 29.f .saa
NsTISp #.
NTH; si sd iIs I i,ipwjjns piasss:- r,,s
All i i.s;1 FIX il 3si NJ
ia. sGS'SS s III. dc
Meadslssohns Overture midsummer Nights Dte.mnby
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR-To be had at the music
sores of A. T. Jones' William street, and Mr. Burke,
Florence Hotel Doors Concert
at y patti.
NlBt0's ALHAM4!A SALOON. No: $50 Broadway:
SABLE RFI n' W. sV g. famt S'n5
Farrell, j.; Tichenor, r. +. Briggs. VIM. Roark, and
respectfully announce to the citizens of New York that they
will give Of their Fashionable Entertainments every
veping until farther notice.
Cards Of admssan rs Concert eight
o'clock precisely. MAR
oTnp pI rL, A Al pI, q . IIf,I,s,u,
IA SANQUlklCO and PATTI respectfully announce
eored atthe box Office ofhc Opera House until Monday
ing next.
IL the subscriptions for the more thsn
$50 ts 1t will be reduced that number by ballot will
then take place between the $50 subscribers
seats OF the original live subscribers equal footing
After the ballot FOR the 800 further will take
place among the reainder Of the subscribers
100 seats for choice of the remaining ones.
The ballot VIII take place at the Opera House Monday
the 18th of November at O'clock when the five and one
yearly subscribers requested attend order
the seats. MO Ctr
u BRILLIANT AND UNPARALLELED ATFHAC-
ID TONS, One Week More ut PinteauIs Saloon No 3O7
BIoadway-Carlisles Sand of Negro Minstrels.
They will every evening appear variety Of Songs, Re
frans Choruses Oveurss &c, with aughabe
Conundrums &c and make their entertainments perfectly
chaste and Renteel. ni2 I0tsrc
CIGNOR BLITZ
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nk.C, BkAiLLY, NJ, % of the faculty Of Psrs, pupil
o. me celebrated Professor Liiftsne ha. removed % so
gusos street corner Of Crosby block from Esoadws
hs Dr. em es scusul,sd every DAY ifem 70 u O'clock
NJ nj lMsr
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/ EFT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
~ WASTED.-Ladies and gentlemen having superfsous
effects 10 dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Furniture sc,
can obtain fair cash price for The same by sending for the
ub,crber through the Post Oce oheIwise who will at
tend at their residences j. LEVENSTYN,
f66 Broadway, mp stairs.
n9 2ssr
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M PAINTINGS REsrORED.---H. JOUFFRUY
w2ald inorm his sfds aud smat.un q age ars 10 gs
~hss, hs can DO found fon 10 o'clock, AMI Until AIM,
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st Domingo. 1879 bis lll2 bis
WHALEBoNr-N w was worth 30 cts, and South Sea
81 OTIS No sales TRANSFERRED
WHrKEy-rhe market was inactive. Small sales
State PRISON bbls were made at % cts.
FREIGHrs-Consinued inactive square bales cotton
taken for Glasgow ut 36d, and round to Liverpool
at the price,
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pEkCusSION CARS GUNS. HAIR CLOTH
WATCHES, &c Genuine Caps. ribbed, also split,
TN boxes assorted Laycoeh,s bes quality Hair Cloth
ments 50 so; English twist and beech double
barrel Guns Also, iae, single and double, Duckng Guns
StrIgs Locks. Euet Moulds &c Purchasers viii consult
closing their bills. JOHN A, NEWBOUI,D.
MS 6fis, od*rc SIS John street (upstsir,)
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Mis- JOHN MACFARREN, from Europe, Pupil o
lvl Madame Dncken, Pianist to the Queen Of England
gives e,s ms in Panoforte AID Singing Two lessons week
" Mrs Macaren'. residence, $40 per quarter; single les
ditto 81 each, two lessons weekly, the residence
the pupil s2s per quarter, single lessons ditto 81 each
Green street. bpnng. MIs Joha MAcaUea as Lhs oIiy
ieks q rsterras TO the smHsni rsnist HENRI HEINZ,
no i2ssuo -fa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-03
.gGEaE Es. Fg0YD.

ste a-ef r e. Hatd
y i.ai=tsttE tAHEEVbIlIs 4
aKASzAs - L@ lfAJi
ataE.Er So
WHEELING
= ~ fa aHd 8'Hi
49, a Bar iraH D.,
AHtsa s.eeH ai sIaH-
E 4l a#d l4sss
r. Hassi-= itfs % RI Hts'6H.o
~ aH r. =fse tsil aca
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-30
A G. A R ID.
CO,interleiters'
II A TIL B 10 w.

ulic will please observe that no Brand'eth
, are genuine, unless the hoy has three Ia
on II, {the top, the si'le aud the hottom)
attaining a fac simile signature Of my hand
ihus--B. BRkNpRErH, N. D.-These la
engraved Oh steel, beautifully designed.
e at an eipeI'se uf over S2.o00.-Therefore
seen tina, the only thing necessary to pro-
medicine in its purity, Is TO observe these
mhcr the top, the side, and the bottom.
owing respective persons are duly aulhori
hold ff'.' f..f'|
:RTrFIcATEs OF AGENCY
sale Of BrdnGreih's Vegetable tInipers0.
tF@... Puks. H-sf} H"4
iumberiaBd county Milton--Mackey q
lin. sSunbury-H. b. Masser. M'Ewens-
eiand 4 Meixeli. Northumlerland-Wn IN.
Georeetown--J. d ]. Wallis.
Coon,y: New Berlin Bogar Il Win.
eiinsgrose--George Gundrum. Middle.
sssc Smith. beaver, er,own--DsvidH Huber.
ureAWm. ]. May. MifiAinsbu'g--M Msnsch
Hs,tleton--Dan,el Long. Freeburg-
q. Mover I.swisburg-- Walls & Green
nbia county: Danville-E. Is. Reynold,
Berwick -Shumsn Il R,tienhouse. Cat
Il. q. Bsobts. Dloomsburg--John II
Jersey Town-l.evi Bisel. Washington
cCsy. I.imestcne-Bslii@. Z ncNi"ch.
We that each Agent has an Engraved Ger
4 Agency, containing a representation o
.NDRErH's Manulaciory ., Sing Sing
n which viii also be seen exact copies a
labels now used upon the BraRdrefh Pii
delphia, Office No. 2, Moth sih street.
Is. BRANDRETH, ". u.
.ith lsa3.
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PAILADELP PH1As

,ofore il hss been very difficult. indeed, al.
,possibIe. always, TO obtain good Green and
ress. Blu, nos you have only to visit the
rea Conapsuy's Store. to obtain as delicious
ysant Tea as you could wish for. An tastes
I've suited, with the advantage Of getting a
ticic at a low price. s.''.. i.Ff' ,s-'
9th, lS46. .# a.... .l .t7
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HE. ECNE n UJ NM
p I a N @ S.

SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent,
the sale e CONRAD MEYERS Gel
TED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
at this place. These Pisnos have plain.
and be su,iful exterior 6i,i h. and, fnr depth
eetness Of tone, and eieg gance Of workman
. not surpaS Sscj by any in the United States.
flowing 10 q recommendation from CARL
celeb, sted performer, and himself man.
.s4 A G. A R ID.
Iss had the pleasure Of trying the excel.
mo Foues Manufactured by Mr. Meyer, and
d ., the last exhibition Of the Franklin In
feel il due TO the true merit Of the maker
IRE that these instruments are quite equal'
some vrspects even superior. TO all the P-
urtrs, . saw At the capitals Of Eu'oPe, and
q sojourn Of two years q, Paris.
Pianos VIII be sold st the manu- factuver's
Phtiadeiphia prices, If not something lower.
! are requested 10 call and examine for
ves, at the residence Of The subscriber.
arv, May II. ls45. Boo II. b. MASSER.
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I,nICEs OF ADyERTIsuGK.

Every snhseq hent insertion, 0 Is
Yearly Advertisements: one column, $25 half
column, fls, three squares, SIa; two squares, ~
one square, S.. Halfyearly one column. s. ~ /:
half column SiT F; three sqrsres, 50; two squarss,
S5; one square, So SO.
Advertisements left without directions ~ % Tho
length of time they are to bc published, viii I've
continued until ordered out, and charged nccord
inglv. .,.,. s..
C-tSixteen lines or less make . square .,,,,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY NIGHT, JAN. =, Is47.
w See first page.


In the Senate an interesting debate Of which we give
full report, arose resolution offered by Mr. Came
ron with respect to change in the tariff The resolution
was finally passed
In the House the debate in the Committee of the Whole
on the state OF the Union proceeded with great spirit
Messrs Dagan. Seldom, and Grover spoke, and
port has extended far, that have left only
to commend it to the attention OF our readers
typographical error occurred in the brief notice OF
the congressional proceedings under the head last eve
nings Union" which afforded Mr.. Barrnger oppor-
unty OF declaring in the House, to-day that he not
at all disposed to undertake defence of the admnstra-
ton, which in all probability, opine will not be very
much shocked by the alarming announcement. The
error consisted in printing Mr. Bedngers name Barrin-
GER" OF which correction was made in the proof but
was overlooked by the composition, who socts the par
don OF the eloquent gentleman from Virginia, assuring
him, at the same time, that he does at all agree with
the poet
"a rose by any other "A lme would smell as sweet"
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The democratic Review" for January contains va
riety Of miscellaneous matter Its first article is on Uni
ted States Trade and Tonnagefu of valuable statistics
This number embeshed with admirable portrait OF
Edmund Barke esq, the present Commissioner of Pat
ents. accompanied by biographical sketch of that able
man.
Hunts Merchants Magazine for January is worthy Of
its predecessors Seen Dearborns historical sketches OF
Navigation and Naval Architecture continued follow
ed by highly interesting articles the Commerce of the
Coast of Africa; the Commerce and Resources of Alto
California and several other articles-commercia legal
financial, scientific, &c, &c, in their usual variety"
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ENLISTED TRooPs.-Ihe very interesting report which
we this evening lay before readers from the Adu
ant General, and submitted by him this day to the
Secretary OF War, is calculated to the arguments
which have been urged in the House on the difficulty of
obtaining recruits. In addition his statistics let us
take into account the facilities furnished the recruiting
service, in the bill passed in this days session of Con-
gress. 1t allows bounty OF $l2 and thus speeds the
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HENRY &. sEKIPLE,
.4ffOrnfN at L0sr.

MONTGOMERY, ALA,
WILL practice in the of law and equity of Mont
w gomery and Lowndes counties, in the circuit of
the United States Mobile, and in the supreme court of
Alabama.
in the University of William and Mary Virginia Judge
William III. Cabel President of the Court OF Appeals of
Virginia; Simon Greenea Royal Professor of Law Cam
bridge, Massachusetts II. w and J. Fry, and Charles F.
Osborne Richmond, Virginia Gwathmey, Forbes, Il Co,
ton; A. Thornton, New York; William c. Maitland, of New
York Oct 23-cp6m
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the return OF Santa Anna querulous and captious petit
logging about the Mexican claim to the land between
he Nieces an the Rio Grande, which to the plain udg
men OF all intelligent men. had more TO do with the
cause of the than had the discovery of the new Plan
Ell very long and very dull trades about the usurpa
ton of the President in sending forward Gen. Taylor
to the Rio Grande, which act of alleged usurpadon.
Congress took to sanction by an almost unanimous
VOTE before faction denounced it, still sl6er TRADES
about "usurped powers" IN the instructions to Keamy
and Stockton, which charge the Presidents message and
the accompanying documents nailed at to the plory
of ridcue; all these topics, harped upon with "damna-
BILE iteration" and reproduced, in successive varieties
of arrangement, each more 'stale, fiat, and unproft
able" than the last-Mr Caleb B. Smiths fight of
tory yesterday dsancing competition in this respect
these TOPICS aggravated by the Juggling in of the subject
OF slavery, which has natural csnnexon whatever
with present discussions, present action and
seasoned by vulen personal abuse OF the President,
coarse enough to tickle the coarsest paates--these
things have constituted the whole fdrrago of the
opposition TO the war which democrats have yet
been called to encounter Why, as basis of sys-
tematc opposition, il seems TO us, confess, al
together contemplate The federasts of lS12-and
their plight sorry enough in all conscience-did
well if not better against Mr.. Madison. Is it fit, is
il just is it dgn6ed, that before such opposition the
democracy OF Congress, the responsible majority should
succumb or should slacken their efforts to uphold in
such the hands of administration whom they
themselves have charged with the momentous response
bity of sustaining the rights, and the int rests
and the honor of the land Every motive of justice OF
policy and most of all of humanity, calls upon
ry this war through promptly. war unnecessa-
rly prolonged is needless cruelty. A. prolonged war
too is needless prodgality Full supplies, and strong
blows pitom delay, in war the true econo-
my We call upon all democrats, and upon all
patriots, at once to strengthen the hands of the
administration for such action. ACTION is the word
whilst the in Mexico permits the full display 81
our Action here to prepare the men, money and
means. ACTION THERE to employ them to the best adj
vantage, until the efforts Of wise Congress, and the
ergy of determined administration-the glorious vgo
OF arms, shall extor from the enemy just indemnity
and honorable peace "Such are our arts"-such are
our duties
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Kent sscky.

The Legislature of Kentucky assembled at Frankfort on
Thursday the last day OF December Archibald Dixon.
esq., the lieutenant governor took the chair OF the SEN
ate its president; and Gen. Leslie Coombs elect
ed Speaker of the House by a vote of 81 to IS. fA
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Iowa UNITED STATES SENAroRs.--The Iowa Iegisa-
ure is not likely to elect United States senators the pres
emit session. If the of the first baotng is an in
dication of the result The vote stood Judge Wilson.
democrat 30; Jonathan McCarty, formerly member OF
Congress from lndlana,) an independent. or he is
termed ''possum democrat" 90 and Mr. Mitchell wing,
L. Mr. McCarty received all the whig votes but the
given To MIR. Mitchell, which would have elected him.
The senate, composed of majority OF democrats with
drew, and refused to go into second ballot, Judge
Wilson and Gen. Dodge were the democratic candi-
daies--Erehonge paper.
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MARRIED..

By the Rev Surru PyNE, Rector of ST. Johns Church.
T. HARTMAN PATTERSON U. s. Navy TO MARIA
second daughter of tho late Col. r.. ID.
Wainwright, u. s. Marine Corps.
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NV C. ". BOTELER, yr., .guetso,v,r.

FTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK OF
l. staple and fancy dry goods.-By virtue of deed of
trust to executed and delivered by Richard c. Wash
ngon bearing date the 3st of March, 1916, and duly
corded, shall sell, Wednesday, the 10th day January
instant nj 10 O'Clock, the lately occupied by
X T. Washington, IN this city, at public auction to the
highest bidders, upon the terms hereinafter mentioned all
and singular the stock in trade dry goods fancy goods
chandise, goods and chattels of every and
whatsoever in and about the said store and premises
Terms; All of and under 49, cash S75 TO
$50, 60 days $50 $500 two and four months
$780, monthly payments from TO six months
bearing interest with approved security
j. NJ. CARLISLE, Trustee.
Jan 6-eoifs c. w. BOTELER, Jr, Auctionecr.
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nrs-MAsONIC.-The members Of Washington Chap
Ter No I6 are requested in the Hall of Hmm
Lodge No. TO- Friday evening next at O'Clock,
M Pncal attendance is requste ms business OF impor
tance viii be transacted -
II. G.. WILLIAMS,
Jan st Secretary
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0s- The Annual Meeting Of the Washington city Or
nlnn Asyum will be held in DIR. Laure's church, street
Tuesday next, at IL o'clock
Persons of all denominations respectfully solicited /,
attend. T. lAfLoE, secretary.
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WEDNESDAY, January G, 1874

WEDNESDAY, January G, 1917.
Alexander H. Stephens, esq.,, of Georgia, and Edwin
H. Ewing esq, of Tennessee, were admitted attor.
neys and councillors of this court.
No 81. John G. Forbes, ct al, plaintiffs in error, u.s.
James and John nerary. By order of the plaintiff in
error this writ of the circuit court United States
for Alabama, was dismissed.
No SO William Hardeman, ct a., plaintiff in error
Edward Anderson BY order of the plaintiff in error
this writ OF TO the circuit United States for
mississippi was dismissed.
Nos As and 81. Samuel Savages, administrator, Us.
VIM. Primrose, ct a. The argument of these cross an
peas continued by Governor Morehead for the ad-
and by Mr. Crtenden for Primrose ct al
Adjourned till Tomorrow, II o'clock, a. M
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DENTAL SURGERY

BY c. II. VAN PArrgs, NJ ID.
Permanent Office and residence door TO Todds Hat
Store near Browns Hotel
Dec 3l-y
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THURSDAY, January 7, 1917
Nos as and o. Samuel Savages, administrator, u.s.
William Primrose, ct. al The argument of these cases
was continued by Messrs. Crttenden and Berrien for
Primrose, et al.
Adjourned till tomorrow, II o'clock
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ODEON THEATRE,
Corner of Fouranda-half and Pennsylvania avenue
Proprietor, Mr.. kILMlsTE-Sagc manager, Mr.. G. f.
BROWNE .e.....r
OLD PRICES RESUMED.
Back tier Is
Parquette 80
Ladies' tickets %
Friday Erening January 8, 1917,
Will be presented the laughabe farce of
TIE MANAGER IN DISTRESS -
After which the petite comedy OF
THE MAID OF MUNSTER
In which Mrs Mossop and Mr. G.. f. Browne will nnne,r
To conclude with the amusing farce of
THE COMMENTED COBLER;
OR
THAT'S ANVIL.
Christopher Strap Mr.. BRowNK
Nancy Strap Mrs. Mossop.
Doors open att Performance at "a o'clock
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Supreme Court OF the United states.

Adjutant General, q. 5.
Hon. w. L. MARCY, Secretary of War.