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JOHNSON & WnATHnRBHn
KORMlS IN CHILDREN.

OF all diseases which children are eAposed none
fatal to them UNFORTUNATELY children sell
dom nee from them, Pnd they initiate The symptoms q al
every other complaint they often produce alarming effects
themselves but by their irritation aggsaie Az other dis
wandering from part Of the body to the other wind
ing themselves up large balls and obsuehng tho bowels
and frequently the throat causing and too oien
death The desired remedy will be found Ia DR. layne Tonic
Vermgewhch will very destroy the worms, and invg
crate the powers Of Digestion prevent return Of them
CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPLITTING BLOOD, &e.--To
CONSERVATIVES Fourhnhs Of you really suffering from
neglected Colds obstruction and Inflammation Of
The delicate lining OF those tubes through which
breathe distributed TO every part Of the lungs This oetFue
produces and hoaucness cough dcny OF
breathing hecic Fever splitting blood phiegm
which finally eshanita the strength Of tho patient aad death ca
Jaynes Erpecorant fails this obsgnc.
ton and PRODUCES the pleasing and happy result IL
certain IN is effects, and cannot fail TO relieve.
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Wanted. Wanted.

OUTER, Cheese, Talow, Lard Dried Apples
I'D Corn, Rye, Oats, Barley, Peas, Beans, Palm
Leal Hats, Strainer Cloth and Rags 10 any quantity
at DICKlNS0N'S.'
Nav 81, '47 8w40
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III ATS AND CAP s.
HYDE g. HARDIE,

No. l Brick Ro,r. One Deer North Phenir House,
CAN furnish the Public with Hats Manufactured by
~ them Of the following description, at The very low
est Cash Prices;
Silver Beaver Hats, Black Beaver Hats
White Plated Russia" Nutis
/" Cashmere Brush
Pearl Colored {" Cashmere"
Dark OiieF " Wool :"
White Wool Rough & Ready"
.ALS0-PanSma and Pamleaf Hats, just the thing
for WARN WEATHER.
CAP
Broad Cloth, Silk Glazed snd Check Caps OF the
most fashionable styles made to order, and kept con-
stanily on hand.
Cap Trimmings. Hat Brushes, Umbrellas, &c.
tO- Old Hats put in good shape
Braitlcboro, June Q, l847. ~
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SHEEP ToBacco, AND WOOL THYME,
AT TowNsLEY SONS,
"A Sign Of The ELM TnEE.
June Cd, ls47. II
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Shad, Smoked Salmon, Herring, Halibui, Nepes and
Fins, Sounds and Tongues, SC, &C. Together with
q good ASSORTMENT Of Provisions. SINS.
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scroGnIn Cured

ELIZABETH FOWLER, p De.bro.st, ST
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Rs a. GREEN, .7scffomesr.


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Al i
II AUCTION.-On Monday, the 23d instant, shnl sell
at the residence OF the Rev c. A Davis who declining
H. between 18th and 10Th Streets 'front.'
ing PENNSYLVANIA avenue, 10 O'Clock, good lot OF
furniture, viz;
Mahogany sola sideboard, and bureaus
DO inarbe-top, centre, and pier tables
Do dining, breakfast, and centre tables
Do and ma pie and other chairs
Do plush-covered and harseat mrockers
Do brass and woodwork clocks
Do bookcase and lot of books
Stuffed birds and mantel ornaments
Solar, hall, and other lamps
Gilt and mahogany frame glasses
High and low-post bedseads, washsands, &c.
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Wardrobes, toilet sets, fire sets, Nc
China, glass, and crockery ware
Full set ivory handle knives and forks
Plated walters, nc.
Full Britannia and coffee sets
Brussels and ingram carpets rugs, nc
l excellent cookingsiove, fixtures complete
Radiator, Stanley, and other stoves
Also, good lot OF kitchen utensils
Terms All OF and under $2j, cash over So a
credit of6o and 80 days. for approved endorsed bear
ing interest. A. GREEN,
Aug 1876 Auctioneef.
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MIR. Clay mt Cape MAY


letter from Cape May to the Philadelphia Inquirer
dated the 18th nst after noticing the arrival of Mr. Clay
says:
was refreshing sight this greatest man of our
county, alter the first excitement OF his over
quietly sroilng the beach, enjoying his cigar,
gagged IN social chat with the ladies' with
ati2ucs OF the day, he retired carly lad
been previously announced that he would his rend
the morning. O'clock in the public hall or saloon
Long before the appointed hour room was thronyed
with the boarders several hotels When entered ii;
seemed as though tue whole island had assemb ed. He
was introduced TO the by the ceremonies
and then person the walked up and par
uculary introduced and shook him 10y the hand As
n hls ceremony brass band up the
anes yea OFT Promenade which all prcsen; Immediate
joined Shortly before the bathing his leave,
ai'u an nts'eheo 10 oin HIM the The gentlemen
escorted hn 10 the waters edge, the ladies
a'oopu M clay seemed surprised and astonshed
he novelty oil ms situation but quickly entering into the
spirit OF the lun he became degbed--at o,e moment he
swan on the top of the breakers and s no aid 40 his
head covered with bathing could IA, rdv h, va be
eNcu at ne was more than forty uch yilitv and
lie ala he display in his motions another he
oeePy engaged IN duckng the ladies' heads under the
water, or having his forced down Cre., 49,. ,ho
scrambling among the females grasp his hand in ,h
water Reluctantly did he leave the his
deemed II expcdent for him. He expressed his
and delight as soon as lie emerged from sea He viii
probably remain the island till early pprt of
week We expect him dine at the Columbia Ionsa o
Thursday Friday "
The Cape May correspondent of the Philadelphia News
says:
he will for the White Sulphur Springs in Virginia
his route home, wifhout going any farther no
certain that he will Philadelphia, but will proba
bly, direct to Baltimore via Newcastle.
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Mrs. Eiiason's school, Alexandria, Va.
Aug l0-2awlN

'THE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION of this school will
l. commence ON Wednesday, the 9Th of September
limited number OF young ladies will be received into
Mrs Eiason's family, whom superior facilities will be
ai3tded Tor acquiring finished education
ne French tencher will reside in the family thus giving
ng pest opportunity for acquiring the French language.
schoasuc year Is divided into sessions of twenty
weeks each commencing the 5th of September and
on lhe 9Th of February.
Terms tof board and tuition in English French and
fu, per session. payable in advance 300 and no extra
Sll to $40 sh io '|"ii'' mum
hah"n' music, and drawing at professors prices
REFERENCES.
Right. Rev. William Meade, Wildwood Va
Hon. Thomas H. Benton, st Ioujs Mo
Hon. j. Mclean, Judge Of the Supreme Court Cinoina
ii, Ohio. - ~
Rev. Charles Dana, Alexandria Va
Eusace Conway, esq fredericksburg Va
Henry Dangerheld, Alexandria, Va.
Rev. Dr.. Sparrow, Theological Seminary Va
Aug I9-2aw2wS Iew4w
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Walnut Orange for Sale.

T,IS beautiful estate the residence OF the Hon John
4 c. Herbert deceased, containing some l2OJ acres OF
land 50 in wood is offered for sale in tracts OF from
&C to 800 acres each.
Situated in the immediate vicinity of Bctsville Depot,
Baltimore and Washington railroad and due east OF
the sane remarkable for its beauty hcalthuness and Pc
cula fitness for the growth of meadow grasses, and I'M
with elegant brick mansion and other suitable
buildings this well worth the attention OF capt.
sts and gentlemen Of fortune seeking country estates,
well as of small dependent lis but five miles
from the ourshng manufacturing town OF Laurel, and
twelve miles from Washington city, with railroad and
turnpike eacl-hus aordng every facility to two of the
best markets in the country.
Terms onequarter cash. the residue in three or four am
nual payments, satisfactorily secured, WIN interest," rom
the day of sale. -
For further particulars, inquire of Mr. Thos T Hunter,
adjoining premises the undersigned at No - Ord
Office, Washington city. - ,,,,,,,,,,
Aug, Dob ALFRED HEkBEhI'
National Intellieencer Baltimore SUM- and Baltimore
American please copy, and forward accounts to A Herbert
Washington, D. C..
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Wood md CnnI.

NllE subscriber begs leave inform his friends and the
Il public that he has opened wood and coal ward on
18th street. south of Pennsylvania avenue whe he will
have on hand good supply of wood and coal of superior
quality.
Persons in of these articles will find to their nd
vantage TO call and examine his stock and prices. He
means TO sell Mt the lowest rates for cash.
He is in expectation of receiving in few DAYS cargo
of Petersburg (bumnous) coal decidedly the best article
of the kind known in this city lie a supply
Peach Mountain COAL article usually on sale in
city but which, where known, is considered superior to
all other anthracite coal.
Those who may find inconvenient call his Office,
may orders the sationers of Mr. William F.
ayly Pennsylvania avenue between lh and Streets
the residence of the subscriber, street, between 9Th
and 9Th streets.
Aug. 10 VIM. l.. STUBBS.
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Un,versity or Maryland,

Fdcaly of Physic--Ssssion of 1878
rTNHE Lectures will Monday, 25th October,
L and continue till the first OF March ensuing.
Obstetric Surgery aud Medical J,uisnpdenee-Richard
Wimot Hall
Chemisty and Pharmacy-William Z. A. Aiken, NJ. d.,
LII. ID.
Smgery-Nahan r. Smith.
Therapeutics, Maferia Medica, and Hygeine--Samuel
Chew, M. ID.
Anatomy aud Physioiogy--Joseph Roby, M. d,
Theory and Pracfice of Hedicnc-William Power NJ. d.
Demonstration Of Amafomy-George w. Micnberger,
NJ. ID.
Instruction in clinical medicine and clinical surgery
every day ut the Baltimore nfrmay Opposite the Medical
College. The rooms for practical anatomy will be opened
October 1s under the charge of the demonstrators
for the entire 800. Comfortable board may be OBJ
tanned in the vicinity of the Medical College for So so
S3 so per week WIN. E. A. AIKEN,
Dean of the Faculty.
A,tnl a.
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From the Brownsville pa Herald.
A National Convention.

A National Convention.
All the democratic papers that have noticed in
favor of democratic national convention. The WayneS-
burgh Messenger has the following able article the
subject:
A NATIONAL COMMEMORATIVE is question that be-
gins to claim the attention of the democratic press of the
country. We are glad that it is so, and grated
to observe the manly stand taken in taror OF a national
convention by nearly the entire corps OF genuine demo-
cratic editors They may be occasional fanatic who
forces himself into the republican ranks, who would pre-
fer the elevation OF some particular fndtudud without
regard his political creed rather than the success OF
sacred principles; and who therefore, opposes ma
tonal convention But such as these, any, are very
scarce and the almost unanimous voice of the party in
of this sautary gives to every true repub
can an earnest of the certain success OF party and
principles in the coming election OF 1918. national
convention is measure that seems TO indispensaby
necessary insure the and harmony of the dem
ocrac party upon whose success intimately depend
the safety OF the union and the prosperity of the people
In order that the republican party remain in the ascend
ant, and the democratic policy in the administration OF
have but one democratic candidate for each of the high
stations Of President and Vice Presidents and this be
effected alone through the medium of national
lion.
We must have candidates who will receive the sup
port of the entire party in the Union-candidates who
nteress-candidates whose feelings are of national
character and whose policy looks the best interests OF
the wole people rather than to few fauore States
any particular pursuits We want candidates who en-
north and south, and who will regard the constitution
sacre and look to the preservation of the Union And
we want candidates who thorough and unwavering
democrats, and who will stand by our beloved country
as II now Is or hereafter may be.
Give us, then, national convention and its united
council and wisdom will give us such candidates and
such candidates will insure another signal and glorious
triumph in ls4S.
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BACON COLLEGE.


FIHlS lourishing institution located at Harrodsburg
KY, Zone of the most moral and delightful villages In
America, long and Justly celebrated for its mineral waters
in the full tide OF successful operation under the fol-
lowing faculty, viz
JAMES SHANNON, President and Professor of Bellies Let
tres, and of Moral Intellectual, and Political Science.
SAMUEL HATCH, Professor of Natural Philosophy, Chem
isry, and Geology.
IL Ii. WHITE, Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engi
neering
CT II. MATTHEW'S, Professor of Ancient Languages
r. AsKEw Principal of the Preparatory department.
Dr. e. D. RUNYAN, Bursar.
1t is confidently believed that college the west Of
ers superior advantages for obtaining thorough educa
ton on the most reasonable terms.
The next session of ten months will commence the
first Monday in September, which day is desirable
that every student should be at his post
Extra classes be instructed, if necessary, in Hebrew
French, and Italian.
Tuition in college proper $40 for the college year. Board
in good families Gncludng washing and lghts) be
had at from ~ to W rs per week.
JAMES SHANNON, President.
HARRopsBURG KY.-July S-law6wcp
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(,ONsTABLEs sALE.-By virtue of two wrs of rem
~ duion erponas, issued by John L. Smith, esq, Of
The justices OF the peace for the county OF Washington
directed, viii expose sale, Mt public auction, upon the
premises, Monday, the 10th day of September, at
O'clock ms tor cash. one house and lot situated on the
corner OF 9Th and streets, in the city of Washington,
known as lot NO in square t07 late the property of Ow
en- Connoy seized and taken in execution at the suit OF
Richard Vansant. J. f. WANNALL,
Arg. lS--3i Constable.
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Young Ladies' Academy OF the visisnsie

Young Ladies' Academy OF the Visitation,
Nortrest of Park and Centre Streets Baltimore Nd
FTE duties of this institution will be resumed on the first
l. Monday of September.
Board and tuition, per annum $3.50
Half boarding, &c 60
Tuition for half boarders and day scholars in the
higher branches, per annum go
Elementary instruction. per annum 40
The usual extra charges made for instruction in the
French, Spanish, Latin, and Italian languages for music
the piano, harp, guitar, drawing and painting,
oil painting, use OF philosophical apparatus nc.
The extensive and elevated grounds of the academy pre-
it is believed, peculiar advantages the health and
recreation of the borders and other pupils.
Preparatory school attached to the same institution
Tuition for pupils under the age of H. per annum S25
Tuition for pupils under the age OF TO- +" 20
Ink, quilts, Ne, 4"
Aug IS-dt6thSep
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NIarslaaI's Sale.

Marshafs Sale.
TN virtue OF writ OF Eer acias ftcas, under the
lien law issued from the clerks office of the circuit court
OF the District OF Columbia for the county of Washington
and directed shall expose public sale, for ash,
Monday, the 18th day of September the front OF
the door of said county at the hour OF IL o'clock
M following properly viz, Part of lot No square
No 5lS in the city of Washington with the improvements
bereon-being two-soy frame dwelling-honse Nc,
seized and levied upon the property of John Ennis and
sold satisfy judicals No. H. October 1916, in IA
vor of Uly sses Ward against said John Ennis.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Aug. I6-dts Marshal Of the District of Columbia.
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DOARDING.--Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue
ID nearly opposite Colemans hotel, has number of
which she would be pleased to let permanent
transient boardcs; among them very fine front
rooms. Terms moderate. June l.
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DIGEsr OF th, Maryland neport--C

INCEST Of the Maryland Reports-Comprsing IIar-
~ RS and Mclenry, vols Harris and Johnson, vols.
Harris and Gill, vols. Gill and johnson, II vols BANDS
Chancery Reports, vols.-By William Henry Norris Geo
William Brown, and Frederick William Bruno, ir., of the
Baltimore bar. Complete In one volume, large octave
Price $40 Just Issued from the press and this day
ceived +. TAYLOR,
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To Pursers and Surgeons Of the u. .. Navy.
F1NHE subscribers have received (nade
order by of the first manuscurers) epauletes
Tor all grades, according the order OF the Navy
Department; also sboudersraps (which they offer at the
lowest possible prices for cash.
VIM II. SM TIL & CO.
Aug. 7-lm- No. Maiden La ie, New York.
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Hv ". 0KEE.N., .qucffonccr.

by II. GREEN, .2ucffOnccr.
LNINE FAMILY BAROUCHE AND TWO WATCHES
Il AT AUCTlON.-On Saturday, the 2ls instant, at
O'clock p m shall SELL in front OF my auction store,
Browns Hotel Pennsylvania avenue
fine new family barouche, well finished
gold patentlever watch, lrsl-rate timepiece and
thick English
silver patent lever watch, also good timepiece
Terms cash
Aug 1876 A. GREEN, Auconeer.
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TNHE RETREAT.-A boarding and day school for
l. young ladies' under the supervision the Bishop OF
Pennsylvania, Schoo-house Lane, miles from Phila-
dephia near the crossing oil the Philadelphia and Norris
Town railroad. Miss M. A. Spafard, prime pal Mrs. h.
Spaiad, assistant principal NJ. Felix Drouih late profess
in the University oFrance, teacher olFrenc and Latin
Mr.. J. A. Getze, teacher OF music.
for Retreat to be addressed TO box No S5S post
Office Philadelphia.
Refer the Right Rev. Bishop Potter; Rev ID H. Macur-
dy No I2S North 18th Dr. c. Treiche house;
Robert kaston, esq, No 4, south Front street, Phadal-
pha; and James q. kempton, esd, Mayayunk.
IulY l9---IaWlY
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Mrs. ComeEys' boarding School for Young Ladies',
Hadeusbtrp. 1J1ruldud.


TINE central location of this Seminary, within few
i minutes walk OF the depot of the Baltimore and Wash
ingon railroaden minutes travel by railroad from Wash
ington and an hour and half from Balmore-renders
easy OF travellers from every section OF The coun-
try
lence with the advantages of spa water, preemnenty
favorable the development of the physical intellcc tua
and moral powers OF youth.
Mrs G will endcavor by the most earnest exertions
make the character OF this seminary as high as that OF any
other school in the country Every opportunity will be
enhc English education The study ofthe languages, also,
holds prominent place in Mrs Cs system OF education
and she regards the speedes and method of
tanning that discipline which is the main object OF all study
by the habits of application which IL FORMS and the aid
which it affords in acquiring knowledge OF other
branches
1t will be the constant aim Of the principal to make the
discipline, the studies, and all the internal arrangements of
the school conform Christian principles and serve to
plant in the hearts OF her pupils deep reveence Tor
members of her family viii excite the solcitudc,
and the Jealous care this respect, her
own children and hey M n pc enpsrsed to
Mrs. Comegys will be assisted by teachers of ability and
energy thoroughly acquainted with the branches intusted
to them
One-haf in advance in March.
For board and tuition in all the English branches for the
scholastic year of ten months, commencing the first OF DC
tober = l75
Washing 20
Day scholars 40
For the Latin language ~
For the French language ~
For the Italian language ~
For the German language ~
Music on the piano, with singing 50
Guitar and harp, at the teachers charges
Reference may be made Right Rev. VIM. Meade D. D.,
Bishop Of Virginia Right Rev ManoT EaSbnln, = in ~
mond DIR, Francis II. Deune, Richmond; Tazewcl lay
Ior esq, Noriolk Rev Clement Baler, Washington
Goldhwate, Montgomery Ala; John A. CamPbci, esq
Mobile Ala Rev. Robert Z naI Roxbu n.y. Mass; and
Aug. 20-2awIO
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1871
HOPE Mr.. William S. Allison, and all others Tor whom
am liable, will come forward and pay their just liza
bIlties me- and thereby any further exposit.on
or advertisement OF my properly for their debts
Aug. l9-3t OWEN CONNOLLY
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Imlinrtsnl NexY Work.

NOW VOlIs
TINTED STATES FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT.
~ The Treasury Department and its various fiscal bu
eas; their origin organization and practical operations
illustrated being supplement- to the Synopsis OF Treasury
Instructions for tue administration OF revenue laws, affect
ing the commercial and revenue system of the United
States in fourteen chapters by Robert Mayo Md;
volume quarto. Price 81 So q
The above work, which has been for considerable time
in preparation the Treasury Department. has n been
printed, extra copies of which are for sale by
VIM. q. FORCE,
Aug Penn. avenue, corner Of 10th
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Tennessee Claims.

Tennessee Claims.
DY arrangement with Captain Milton A. Haynes OF
ID Nashville, he is authorized say, that all CLAIMS
volunteers others him. will be attended to by
us, at Washington.
Aug lS--9t CLARKE y QUANTRILL.
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Heirs of sally Harris an Jeremiah Alien.

Mrs ELIZABETH BIGGS died about September, ISL
WI leaving by her WILL legacy to the children oil hei
her deceased sister Sally Harris understand that Mrs
Harris married man named Harris of Charlotte county
Virginia. (probably Richmond Harris and afterwards
moved to Kentucky Tennessee. have heard that Jere-
uiah Allen removed from Bruins wick county to Tennessee
desire to pay the egaces, and would be thankful to any
person. who knows the parties Tor any information which
they give, either the heirs me- that may
know where they reside.
WIN w. TALBY,
Executor of Elizabeth Biggs, deceased.
Sbtraenvile brunswick county Va.-Aug I6-Imsw
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Mutual Life Insurance Company, New York.
No, 90 lIsUH ssycef,

Mutual Life Insurance Company, New York.
No. 90 Wan street.
CTATEMENT of the condition of the Mutual Life nsur-
~ ance Company OF New York, the 3ls day of July
1917.
Number OF policies issued to LIST May, IS47, 1881
Do. do since LIST May 1917 BIT
Total policies issued 1913
Gross amount ofreceipts LIST May, lSI7 S5i57l4 81
Received within the last three months II 553 70
Total receipts 6I7 1913 81
Amount invested and cash on hand
LIST May, lSi7 1916, 232 20
Amount invested and cash on hand
the last three months 1908 80
425,3l5 20
ASSETS AND INVESTMENTS.
Bonds and mortgages real estate in the cities
of New York and Brooklyn, valued at double
the amount loaned thereon as7, 600 90
Stocks of the United Stales and OF the State and
city OF New York I20575 40
Opposite in the Bank of New York 1881 80
Cash on hand and in hands ofagents 5,93S SO
42S,3i5 10
Deduct losses unpaid 5000 90
Si25, 3i5 20
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL. HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SELDINCi, No. IL, Todd's Buildings
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, d. c., Agent.
w =. JOHNSTON, M D. Corner of 4 and It'll streets,
Physician Aug lS-2awlm