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4 INEHCAMBRIC Handkerchiefs at Sc per DOZEN
IL Just received 200 dozen nencambric handkerchefs
good quality for 50 per dozen, warranted all linen.
May ls-2uf D. CLAGETT a. co,
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day May Domni thousand eight hundred and
iory-seven. JAMES n. POLK.
BY the President;
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioned of the General Land Office.
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FOR Sale or Kense.

For Sale Lease.
FTNHE Washington City Orphan Asylum lots of ground
l. which given this titution some years sine
by Congress- in order permanent fund towardt
It's support will be sold leased upon the mos, favorable
terms both price, and the or times OF ymen
As the trustees who hold these lots for the asyuin
they have been, anxious carry out the purposes
Congress, and to secure from this property
entirely unproducuve-and as they have been apE
obtain the appraised value, vixen given are now de
mined to dispose OF the for less to those who def
to make a safe investment therein
These lots thus designated.
Lots 4, g. and 8, in square No $50
Lots q, 4, 8, 6, and7" 2s2
Whole oil square PA
Do do tOD
For further information, please apply to
n. TOWSON,
President Board Trustees or 10
JAMES HARMED,
June Ism Treasurer
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e Brown Hoiisnds.-We have in store
~ pieces IA yard wide Brown Hollands an unconl-
mon article ID CLAGErr& co.
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ID UNAWAY.-Was committed the ail of HarIo(
Ilconnty, Maryland, the 18th May, 1917 runaway
negro man who calls himself CARLO; he is about q
years of age about feet 81 inches high thick set bci
complexion had on when committed, old bueblack col
pantaoons old white hat gray coat coarse lace boots
talks simple Rerceptible marks upon his body
The owner owners, if any, are requested come f1
ward, prove property, pay charges and take him away
June 2l--1aw4w VIM. G. BURKE, sheriff
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Sugar Lands.
A NDREW j. POWELL, Donaldsonville, La, agent
IA the purchase of sugar estntes in louisiana would
spectfuiy otter his services to gentlemen wishing to p
chase sugar estates in Louisiana. He has had expe
ence oil many years surveyor in the State thereby ao
quring familiar knowledge OF the lands in the sugar u
trcts and the advantageous purchases that may be mao
whether in improved estates wild lands But modera'
charge will be made where information is furnished.
June 2-Im
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NEW GOODS AT KINGS Lace Store, between io'I
and nth streets, Pennsylvania avenue.We have u1
received good assortment OF new summer goods, Wh
we bought Mt very reduced prices and will sell them 30
cordingly Ladies who call may expect get so
OF the greatest bargains that offered ia the cy
Of Washington, determined TO sell Oh all oil o
June 26 ]. T. u c, KING
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TYPE AND MATERIALS MANUFACTURED Al
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO.
TYPE FOUNDRY,
Coner Of Nassau and A,lm streets Nsr York

TYPE FOUNDRY,
C@nor of Nassau and -i,n streets New York.
VAN be had ut eighteen per cent. deduction from Oh
~ prices The undersigned respectfully inform the old
patrons OF the type and stereotype foundry formerly KNOW
as James Conners and more recently Conner Cookies
and the public in general that they prepared exrcn
orders Tor printing types, presses, chases cases. mposns
stones. ink frames and every other article necessary to ln
complete printing establishments, favorable tenns
United States Wv
Borders cuts brass rule, and all other articles manp6
mrod this establishment nj the reduced rnIes
New articles got up 10 order on being furnished with pat
terms
The type cast this establishment is both in The stvo
face and the material OF which is made paric1lov
adapted for service in newspaper printing.
All kinds of stereotype furnished
JAMES CONNER 81 SON
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CtUPERIoR MATCHES.

GUPEHIoR MATCHEs.-The subscriber has inst re-
~ ceved large supply OF those innnitable friction
matches, which decidedly the best in use. Sold whole
sale and retail at Stationers Hall,
April 3--dsw w, FISCHER
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J,>REE -Plumbe National Daguerr,
Gallery, and Photographic Depots, established in Is,O
and awarded the gold and silver medals, four first prrm
uns and highest honors, the National, the Massa
chuse the New York, and the Pennsylvania exhbitons
for the splendid cooed Daguereopes, and best an
paratus.
Concert Hail. Pennsylvania asess9, WHshtngtOs (Y,y
RrOMa's Hotel.
205 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Can,pbe',
jewellery store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
PSI Broadway, New York.
10 Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
I76 Main street. Cincinnati.
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken in any weather, in exquisite style An
paratus, Instructions and ali materials furnished
Jnne SIT
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PATENT OFrlcE June H. 1877
ON the petition of William ana Thomns schnshly

FATENT II. ISH
nN the petition of William and Thomas schnsblyI
~ of Washington county, Maryland praying for ex|
tension of patent granted to them for machne for cut
ting grain, Tor years from the expiration of said pail
ent which takes place the 22d day OF August 1871;
ordered that the said petition be heard the Paen5
Office Monday, the 9th day of August next at II O'clock
M and all persons notified appear and show cause
if any they have why said petition ought be granted
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the Union
Intelligencer, and National Democrat, Washington cly'
Sun and Republican,, Baltimore; and the Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, week for three weeks previous to tn
second Monday in August. EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents |
p s. Editors Of the above papers will please COPY
send their bills eceipted, to the Patent Office, with pal
per containing the notice. E. y
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Total lives insured 10
NORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary
CHARLES De SEEDING, No ii Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
w p. JOHNSTON, M d., corner of and 7th Streets ply
stefan Juv wi I'm
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
9kfOrueUs and Com. SeilOrs-0L- Lar.

Office on street, near the 1reds,kH Department,
VITIfL give prompt attention claims before any OF the
w departments of the government or before Congress,
and also in the courts of the District, and in the SUI
prcnle Court of the United States
Address Green ~ Green, Washington city, postage paid
Mo-, 10 If
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m ID. MOSELY, United States Attorney, will
L the several States and federal held NASH
vile.
Particular attention paid the collection ofcaims.
Office in the courthouse Nashville, Tennessee.
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H. +. JACKSON, H. CRANSTON,
Late Of the Asor House. OfPavilon, Rockaway
EUTAW HOUSE,
baltimore.
JACKSON q CRANSTON,
Pr0prietors.
Coaches will be in readiness the depos and landings
convey passengers, Tree of charge, 10 the house.
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HOUSTON 81 ALLEN,
COinISeiiOrs and attorneys at LdU,
VESTON, TEXAS,
Will practice in the State and Federal Courts.
SAM HOUSTON, EBENEZER ALLEN.
arch "
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Half Sections and Quarter Sections Of Vacant Land
occupy Ia the West Texas


occupy IN the West OF Texas,
y ARE CHANCE, GRATIS.-The absence Of number Of
settlers allows offer u ring the year 1871. acres
OF the best land families, and 100 single men in
the colony OF Castro, whose prosperity is well asceained
Castrovlc contains now 1000 Inhabitants The village
of Quh, nine miles from Castrov!e numbers 80 families
The Vandenberg, five miles further the road Mexico
30 families. Similar establishments successfully ia
progress the circuit of the grant made by gov.
eminent of Texas the subscriber.
Address for references HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fondator OF the Colony Castrovle, Texas
March 4-2am6mH Nat Intel I
MUTUAL Life Insurance Co. OF New York, No. SO
ltl Wall sreet.SatemenI presented to the trustees
special meeting held 9Th day OF june 1917
Gross amount of receipts to this date $500 81
Deduct expenses and losses paid l75,357 67
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I1ORTRAIT AND IMMATURE PAINTING.-Mad

DORTRAIT AND hIINIATUhE PAINTING.-MadamI
L Brdenthal respectfully informs the ladies and gente
of Washington and its vicinity that she has located
herself Mrs. Shryock's, 18th street, near street
where she is prepared TO take portraits and miniatures in
style of excellence which she a,ters herself will be peaV
ing Her terms moderate, and she respectfully invteI
a call to examine her specimens.
Madame b. will take few scholars to learn the Frenc
language and drawing, ifapplicaon be made early, h
has class now forming June i2-3if
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language and drawing, II application be made early, as 3
has a class now forming. June I2-3t
ITO Surgeons md Pursers In the Navy.-The ubcriI
i bers importing gold epaules and trimmings undel
the regulation OF the lst of June, lS47 Surgeons, passed
assistants, assistants, and pursers be supplied IN
shortest space Of time necessary import the same ON
named above) describing rank will please send the
orders and address, by mail, to BAILEY IL co.
formerly Bailey and Kitchen,
June Il-2aw3m l36 Chesnut-street, Philadelphia |
TO The heirs and legal representatives of John Henry a
the borough (nop cify) Of Lancaster the county LdnI
caster, and State of Pennsylvania, deceased:
rJaE unde rsigned auditor appointed by the orphanI
ccnrt OF Lancaster county distribute the proceeds
the sale OF the real estate of said deceased in the hands
Michael McGrann, trustee &c. to and among the person.
entitled to receive the same hereby gives thai m
WIN attend Tor the purpose OF his Appointment at his ot
in the city of Lancaster, Wednesday, the lh day 4
August 1917, at O'Clock, p. m when and where you ma
appear if you th'"k proper
JAMES L. REYNOLDS
Iunc 3iD--Insv3w
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WORTIIINGTON G.. SNETIIEN,
.9tlOy1tev and LaV,

WORTIIINGION G. SNfITIIEN,
.4tLOy1ieU and [Gu,ise!iOg-0t-L Lar,
WAsHiNGroN, ID. c.,
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court OF the United States
and in the several of the District of Columbia,
and prosecutes all OF claims against the United
States either before Congress the different departments
OF the government.
A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, Austin, Travis county, Texas, will attend faith
fully and promptly any business connected with his pro-
lession in this city, and the adjoining counties He will
also attend any business in the land Office such pro-
curing patents periectng titles &C. Letters must be paid
to procure attention.
REFERENCES
Hon. j. p Henderson, San Augustn.
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston
J. ID. Groesbeck Houston.
Dolhonde " Groesbeck, New Orleans.
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Commissioner the General Land Office.
July 3--1awtd
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Notice to presumption cIs,ma,,.

Commissioner of the General Land Office
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.Es tEs - #Et
= ,it- d l.acNta rr,
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0ZW

a aat .aeaf=aerF H~eau-tt ae
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cSll.kS. Rafaees, lawns aadeafeara, ~---t --r-
~ fertiFet hA - ell ArilNE A. T~aa.H-fN
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rnc r,c.cn, Condition Of .nc .rmr.

The report Of the Adjuian, General
made on the 9Th uIimo, contains some
m teresting particulars respecting the c1n-
dilon of the army. The actual force in
service, including officers and men. is
1881. The number authorized il 49,
904.
The army in Mexico is about s,473
regulars, and Is 81 volunteers, at WHOM
766 are on their way to California
The volunteers employed in the war
consis, Of iwenty-seven regiments and
two companies, of which five regiments
are cavalry, or mounted men. and twenty
two infantry, except part Of one bat
talon, Of which tYo Of the companies
are field artillery.
OF the above force. General Tayl
has under his command, together with
recruits on the way To Join him. 7,4O6
regulars, and 1925 volunteers. Con
| Wool has in his division Gel regulars,
and 3,O39 volunteers. With General
Kearney there are 4lG regular troops
and 1856 volunteers. Aggregate force
| in the field, 25,0Si.
The forts on the sea coast are now
p,rr,roned by four companies of artillery
consisting of 232 men; those on the wes-
tern by two companies of Dragons, elk
companies of infantry and seven compa-
nics of yolunteers--tolal, 292 men: being
less than one regiment To man all the Tor
,ifca,ions of this great country, extend
inp from the 25Ih to the 46h degree OF
latitude, and exceeding twenty millions.
Was such a spectacle ever before wit
messed since the sun began his course in
| the heavens.
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spent there few pleasant hours,
and met much kindness from the pso-
pie. The men OF the Squadron had
been allowed to visit the town, and
! wish to record here that not SIM
gle instance Q. disorder, or not, or
any kind OF mlstreatment OF the CIT
liens, occurred. TO men ever be-
haved with greater proprIety an
decorum than these same AlkanF9s
Volunteers. They are vel! clilrd
besides, ana have always received
universal commentator 'rom tue o.
flcers OF lhe Army
On the 2o.a: -ob, ana z'ul' We
marched .? miles along the base OF
the Mountains al hrSt que EaS', an"
then South 10 La iiaucnGa de los
Hermanas, at the foin' OF the SlGr-
ra. This farm IS most romanNcaiiy
situated IN pam SURROUNDED X
mountains ano Is "atered ny a S'n"ii
stream OF hot water IRON no; spring
io6 faiirrnl''t;) one niue heyonu
cooled IN faux All tneSS noun
tains are limestone ana '"e Hot wa
Yer mas a Sw WEE, "',r o!i'Ae"S','' ' -,
On INC 2e'a. ~ miles 20 la hat
lenda de los AJHn'oS' near 'Ie June
ton oil two small streams GaI'cq E'o
dc MoneioVa' ana i''4 &c los N v
tOrCc { lower GONli CalIGl ItiC Sail-
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4 ile Of the "CaHfgrIaa," q rswe.
paper published 81 Monterey. Ca.ayfAia.
has been received By lhe p.caya,c. I,
was started BY Mfysrs. Cotton III S,mrlc.
al 50 q gear, and % gye. zoo aiH lar resh.
es, kind oi yIgpr iof hmrnraa rule on
that portion of ipnng b1r5rung he
Pacific. hay DG.e' allegiance To Mea.
lr, H., 600 l,s c.iaa.G. i.~a|y rcpod,aicJ.
The election returns from California
are novel, Iluot.mgaa.D. ~ san Juan,
Don Ma'eo Fei.p Dor .rm eir,aa Oh.
caidc, IL Nca,eiay, nr lbe~me Office,
the canvass must have been brisk, and
the following is lhc resu.,:--"Don Wal
ter Cotton (he Chaplain u NE Congress
Gs votes Don Ja3n MaIauu 81 Don
David Spence Gj Don Manuel Dias co;
Don Salvador Munras 40; Milton Little,
Esq, sc; VIM. T.. +. llauncll, Esq.
% votes" Upon this return the Chap
lam was declared duly elected for year.
In case Of his absence or illness, Don
, Milton IiuIe was elected substitute
Messrs. liarnell Spence, Dias and 9th.
ers were chosen councillors, and Don
| Salvador Munras, Treasurer.
Ecclioneerlng already What will
the "baIance Of power" say now
They have held a court, too, at which
the new alcalde presided, and where the
jury was "haf nnd halr'-that is, bali
Mexican and hall American, A verdict
was rendered for the pioi1iig, in one
case, to the amour, Of sos, and Tie de.
fondani was satisfied. To be even with
him tho plaintiff published card in the
new paper exoncraling bis opponent from
suspicion Of unlairncss How easy
| Uncle Sam sets governments "a slidln'
Tho jus, says the word, aud they start
OLA natural as if they had been brought
! up TO the system.
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LEWIS CASS. -

II seems to give the Federal papers
great ", to designate rs feGcralis,. a
large number Of distinguished statesmen.
as belonging 10 the Democrats party Al
dis time, but they should be- car, fuI not
TO include those who never belonged to
hat party.
Gen. lEwIs CAss never was F,dc.
raIls'.-l'rom h.s earlcs, manhood he
esrou-cd the cause Of Democracy, as
conlradlsUngushcd from the old Federal
party; and when quite a Young man.
was appointed Ma.shal Of Ohio, ty Pres
idenl Jefferson, and continued successive
Iy to have the cor idcucc Of the old DEM
UcraIc Presidents. lie was quite Young
man when he was elected by lc Demo
cratic parry, 10 the legislature ci Ohio,
when be droGci the sdlrC $ Of that body,
approving of the administration Of Mr..
Jefferson; and hc was at the head Of a
cOnu.tse than introduced to Il @ lcgisla-
turc the incidents connected with the
Burr consl tracy, ard took measures to
. siop lille nCrD res Edsra'id!
I ~ - C.t =.
-. ,S',,., ! '''''' "'', we l e'''"'
/ t,e,o ,itV'" vac Tv'''''''o' " wal III
o|'''"''," '''' '''"sN''-,'"''I"
~, '''' WIZ ""''' "' was 'l'r"" Il
"''"''' .'"'','" " 'ne sc'he OF "'hg'r
in thai new and exposed territory, where
"'' r''y '''',''" '","s 10 near I'll
'''' '''''' ~ VIC ',''''hS, W.
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mn, ,,,. ,....,, ON ici,ry o, ,,rt,.r., f..
,,, A., 5s,,s, fla, r,,..r.i,, ,.,...
z,, we have Jc,spnc,J him 10 pa,or,l, tic
t,,,, or r,gf bg,s of either the Governor or the
Marty J., ,,fs n....,.c,, ,,, ,gsIl Lr,,y ,ha, nj,
III, in lseeui,rt dsmrcr,ts on die hrc of Canal
,rs with ma. And 40 stronger evidence have We
NJ ,ti. ,ssg lie ,nt,i,,i,v rrs,,il.or in tbi.
.s,ri,p and ON lbe whole line Of Canal re,pcciinr
,hi, matter. Or paper hos an extensive cueu,a-
Gniu4hc CansI caua,!cs-from this quarter we
derive our main support. and TIM. rlr not one in.
liviIual has w,hirawu bis support. save Gen.
Fry himself. In addition, MT one ofthc ncmo.
cratic i,urnal. on the Canal line have spoken
wori in favor or sustaining Con. Fry. aud they
well know tha, all we have written and published
,,,cs,,,i,.y Tin, cannot he reCute1.
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cor,,.pord,n,, OF ,E,F'er r'"aer.


No. XVII.
Msxeto,,. CTr'1)5
Nov. 70 1915, \
You see we "rc p't fl set. N.uN' I"'f's
many Clip Sc. rs 'hc alag' sa,''. - NY
act infur.nrj y,u. 0c hsd got ''''im'E In r''-
illness To leave cs''y on 'he m"'n ~. % ''' 10 H.
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