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Excess in favor of Liv-

Excess in favor OF Llv-
erpool, l3o'l2S
In 1916, the foreign tonnage cleared from Liverpool
was 2ls273; British, 423, $780, total, 642,O63 From
London in 1916, foreign 246,s5 British, 10o2, 6ss;
The declared value of British and Irish produce ex-
ported from London in 1899 Ell 5s6037 in 1S45,
eli 1874 From Liverpool in 1899, E25, 7o2 SAT; in
1S45, Eos ,427,7
These results, says Liverpool paper, .'prove tri-
umphantly that the liberal measures of Mr. Husklsson
have been highly compatible with the healthy and con-
tnuous development of the interest to- which they were
applied With perfect freedom OF trade, who can assign
limits to the future increase!'
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The POTATO pIsEAsE-Baron Lebig imagines the es-
sence of the potato disease consist in the conversion of
the albumen usual constituent of healthy potatoes into
casene principle which, by its great instability of COM
positions supposed to the potato TO purify rapidly
The Rev IT, Dauvenoy states the Taunton Courier that
he has discovered by microscope minute insect crys
tallke and transparent Resembling spider, in the midst
of potato mildew evidently feeding it, and making its
mes among the hrcadbeds of fungi From observations
made there must be than 100 in single tuber.
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DIED,

residence of Mr. Lewis Haslsy. on between 9th and
10Th streets morning, Mr. pAMES COOK HIS friends are
requested the funeral tomorrow sunday evening
o'clock.
In Brunswick Va. very suddenly. in May, Mrs REBECCA
Of Richard Sims Mrs g. was sister 70 the Hon
George Domgooe and mother Of the Hon A. D. Sims
70 South Carolina. H.scHe
Prince William county Virginia on the 9th
perfect resignation and in the triumph oil iaith
proacted illness Mrs MARGERY BAkkoN reiot Of inc
late Hendly in the 18th OF her age
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few days ago printed an extract from Gen. Tayos
letter. addressed by him to Gen Gaines, and published
last January, which he declares himself in favor of
taking six states Provinces the territory
or line (which will accept by negotiation" with Mexi-
co! And yet the North American declares him to be
one of the decided opponents of the acquisition of
foreign territory" If the ederalsts equally
in their other assertions about Gen Taylor they will have
good time OF it when he is elected President.
Pennsylvania.
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To the President.

JUNE IL, 1917
The notifications, as above recommended by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, approved by me- and the
Secretary OF War and the Secretary of the Navy will
give the proper orders to carry them into effect.
JAMES X. POLK
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RELIEF FOR IRELANp.-Mom than one hundred and hity
thousand dollars has been received by the New York rehe
commtee and invested in provisions, and nearly te "no
has heen already delivered to the poor OF Ireland.
IN Y Journal Of Commerce
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The New Hampshire Patriot justifes the remarkable


accuracy of its election returns by the official vote =:
"Accordna to the report of the commitee the whole
number of votes cast officially returned, $4,000
our returns made the whole number Ga i65 The official
returns make Mr. Wlams's vote 80, S05 while our returns
made his vote 30 sol The official make the whole
number of votes given against Mr. Williams 1851; while
our returns made the number 69i BY the official returns
Mr. Williams majority is fll2, returns made it l,l
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The North river steamboats, have been forbidden to land
immigrants at Albany and the towns the Long Island
shore have issued similar orders the steamboats, plying
ra,Yn NewY York
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We publish in another column full report, from the
Raleigh Standard, OF the proceedings at the Universe
V OF North Carolina upon the occasion of the Presidents
recent visit to that Institution twill be read with inter
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DOARDING---Mrs. HAMILTON, ON Pennsylvania avenue,
ID nearly opposite Coleman's hotel, has NUMBER Oh
rooms which she would be pleased to let 70 permanent or
transient boardes among them are several very me ir0n'
rooms. Terms moderate '"ne l.
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NEW GOODS. day received

NEW GOODs.-This day resolved
IN pieces rich black gos de Rhine for vosees, man.
ties, de-
20 pieces rich black silk laces and fnges
20 /" rich dress silks, newest styles
30 French rnusins and lawns
Is Sc handsome gnghams
10 90 linen lustres
Is " super undressed Irish linens
60 super pllow-case sheeting
5 :" linen sheeting, (ful width)
60 furniture dimity, (striped and Pain)
so &c owelng, from l2b cents up
Is 60 satin tamask table cloths
Is dozen &c " g napkins
10 % fruit Doyleys
s pieces damask table diapers
rs colored linen and cotton table covers
35 cloth table and piano covers
% Hough's patent skirts r. . .s ,
ha @;nes apscas rnousseine de LANES, bereges, gng
M ,,ns cacoes love wells and handkerchief grapes,
TO ali of which we invite particular attention,
Ne are determined TO offer great inducements.
We in ar, p p. H. HOOE ~ co.
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LONDON AND LIvERpooL.-In commerce, Liverpool has
fairly got ahead of London, although in 1901 it had
population of only 1863 and in 17OO only 5000 The
following is an official statement of the tonnage cleared
at each port during the year 1885, including coasters
Liverpool. London
Foreign tonnage, 9SO,575 tons 1896 tons.
British I,S3S449 Sc 1,935,130 GO
Total, 2,Sl9024 2,6Ss,s96
n 1000
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CANTON Grape shaxvs, additional supply, at all
prices, ranging from SO $5oths day received and
Gor sale by p. H. HOOE 81 Co.
June l2-taw2w llnteH.J
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THE UNION.

friendship, and union; il is for you to choose whether
you prefer continued hostlites In either case be as
sured will keep my word.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, Jaapa, May IL, 1917.
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United States of America.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

To all chom these presents shall come, greeting
certify, that the annexed is copy of the thirteenth
section of the Congress OF the United States APP
proved March 3d. lS47, entitled An establish
post and for other purposes transcribed from, and
coated with, the original roll in this Department.
In testimony Whereof /, JAMES BUCHANAN Secretary
of State of the United States, have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal of the Department of State
be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this tenth day of June,
H. 81 A. d. 1917, and OF the independence of the United
States OF America the seventy-frst.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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TO THE LATEST MOMENT.
ny TIE ELEC7RIC Jy7PES.


't RIcnmosp, Nov. Q, II, n, IN.
The New Orleans mnil Of the I'd is In, and we have
some election returns from Louisiana. The Wings
claim seven Representatives, and have lost two Sc
tors.
Ln Scre, .telected to Congress from the LIST Dis
trict, over Montgomery, independent
Thibodeanx 70. probably defeated in the I'd Dis
trisl. Barker, independent, has small vote, but
enough tobcat Thibodeaux, us all who voted for him
were Wings.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3D. =. M
Moderate sales Of Howard street flour at IS b.
We note sale of 500 bbs. of City Mills, at &c.
Corn meal, SO 40 light sales sN
Rye Hour, 81 90 mot much doing.
Three thousand bushels Of prime white wheat, at
81 Is.
Sales of 1000 bushels Of red wheat, ut 81 Is to
81 %.
Small sales Of prime white corn, Mt SO to GO cents
Prime yellow corn SO cents--little doing.
Oats, 81 cents, and sales.
Whskey, in bills, % LIZ cents, and sales.
Stock market without change.
We note u sale Of 1900 head Of beef cattle, at
50 1884
AZ Our dispatches from New York and Phade-
pha not ut hand at p. NJ to-day.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLEI
E. WHEELER,

NI,x IN IA rEs ",
--.'- n \. '7'T.. '7'TT
~. ,,.,,, az N .,..a, SS-SSSS-ssx.s-A
<tS6,rz Ne" "e 'o'"o' " '"'''""''' INK
czR&H Es412eSs5rsy3
!
E Subscriber Is Just receiving his Fall supply OF goods,
which hc Is determined Ia sell good terms they
an be had In the District lie soleits call rom House
cepers Builders and others, who may want goods In his
inc, before purchasing.
Single and double barrel Fowling pieces
Single anu a slx barrel y hevo,she pso'a
Shot bags, Powder la ask AMI hpr,s
Gun locks, Cleaning rods, Percussion tubes, &c.
Roeers's complete sets ivory table cutlery
Ivory, buck, bone, and cocoa KNIVES ana FORKS
ivory dining aud dessert knives, tseprate)
Carvers ami Steers buiriiers COOKS, ana oyster
knives
Rogers 81 Wostenholms pocket cutlery and scissors
Wade Il Butchers, and Kogers's razors
Superior silver plated dessert and dining forks
superior silver plated salt, tea' DESSERT ana taole
spoo'ls ~, ,,.,...,,
Gernal s'vei slooils, ia'es H,u pI.' u h'''eS
Diil .i q ~ an ~ ,uo,e alVo '' anu a'
smI'ii panus, olasPs anu piNs tt@
sn, , nuu 'onsS s,, s,''' n,,,i, , lie
lrass anti bronzed stair rods and eyes 81.
T.trays waters sifurs coI,e.mils
Z! T,en kcfties sane. pans ovens and pots
iteIl.metnl and enaInriled prea. rvinp NkatiIea
irnn t,,r,,nces coal hols and shoyols
Ianann.L nriiannia n,,J lrass snittoons
Wpier and wari,s. ,rons sa,. IRONS t8a
Iut and mouse trans cieayrrs bake mans
Nine " Knives md ahnnncrs lanterna pass
a.mar,,i assortmeni Of 1iaruentar s toois
Spear Jackson'a sash, tenor, panne and hand saws
Butchers circular, crosscut' and niii.saws
Ivory and lockwood rules, compasses
Iron and aeelbinde squares and Devils
Screwdrivers, a,igers gimctes, chisei handles
Firmer mortlse, socket anu turning chseis q sougcf
Braces and bits, plane BITS and mes
iron hr,ces and extra brace and anger bits
Spirit levels, plumb and levels, tape measures
othinu hnchets tack hammers
I-7I7 III tH
Carpenters patent knob.locks, o, b, q inch
Mineral knob, cottage ami mortse locks and ia'che-
Stock, closet cupboard, CHEST pad, I'LL trunk, Dag,
w & I'M fh , ~ ,, u. .,i -, -, ,,, o n, ,rh.
i.u1 Jomns. s, III and era, Iinres 49, ~ $50
.tT,l,ner,, - naieni ,yindos bljnl hinues
NM Enylond o. Il !, rews lS To Inches
'Turn buckles Tor brick and frame houses T.
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uyEENLY NATIoNAL INTELLIGEN-

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This enlargement will begin with the nrs number ssueu
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in advance viii be perceived, less by ono-aii than he
increase of os Of publication caused by the enlargement
the long Congress (aveIgng Gig mons
The price will dollars Tor the short ssions one dol
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Rough and Ready,, Line.

It'll r. subscriber is now running his omnibus Rough
l. ui Ready To- ami from tile Alexandria steamboat ami
Pennsylvania avenue, Tor the low iare OF rwRLvE AND A
HALF ogNrs and hopes TO receive The patronage Of me
Travelling Public. Tie Omnibus VIII leave the wharf on
the arrival the boats and will set down passengers mt any
point they may desire, Pennsylvania, between
fullers loelandhe Capitol; and will leave he southwest
Of the apd 9Th street Opposite Coemans al
Sl-2 and 10 IL, a. M and l2l2 i2 and II, M, 10
convey passengers IN the boat. J. W. ELLIOTT,
NJ assengers for the Mail.boa lake the Onibu,
al sl2 a. m and will be called Tor at Coemans AM
| lirnwnis 49, oct l2--dlY'
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COAL.

IOHN PETTlBoNE is receiving daily his supply OF The
j above article OF various kinds, together With the cee-
DRAFTED UTLEK COAL which lie has had the pleasure OF
introducing this market, and which has been so highly
by those who nave used H. suitable Tor kle
naus Ranges, Radiators, &c.
Glover lu Coal, an excellent article OF Bituminous
dump CoaD thought be equal II not superior 10 the
rious kinds heretofore used IN our city.
Orders received al the yard on Lenox's Wharf, near the
Long Bridge and Office l.. l., Massoes drug store,
south side Pa avenue between IL aud 9th sec OF al
Lain r. gaans. e--tt
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fzpkNrIs4

ss,-.s-.es. a Card. --Hr MCCONNELL returns his
kMEY sincere thanks TO his numerous irelils anu
UfT{@A patrons the liberal encouragement they
IIl1 have given him Ia his profession ~ Surgeon
Dentist nII wulli respectfully state Mat Inns CONNECTED
himself with MIR TlOS j. WILLARD, gentleman every
way qualified 10 give nlunded sinsIcloi thai The
mero,is appontmens given by his necessary absences in
attending 10 other engagements will agaui. as he
or his partner will always DO the spot, AMI pledges him
self that al, calls Ia his line Dental Surgeon will be at
tended to with tic least possible delay.
Their office is opposite jackson Hall, between and
ID Streets Pennsylvania avenue. Their charges IN all
cases will he moderate. oct 10 -2md
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STOVES. sTovEs., sTOvEsi,,

a Fly NAYLOR, South side OF PA. avenue, between
I Sd and IL SIS, would inform his customers and tie
kY public geuerally that lie has Just received Large
SG sormonl Stoves die newest and most approved
patterns including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR or
coal BURNERS, which lac viii sell together with Fire.
b,ars aud Stovepipe ut The lowest prices Tor cash.
He also keeps constantly on hand general assortment Of
Tin und Sheetiron Ware to which he invites Tie attention
OF housekeepers-
lie still continues do ltooing Guiierng, and Spoutng,
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms
Persons wishing TO purchase will do well TO call and ex
anime his stock before they supply themselves
Ills store will be open from sunrise until O'clock r.
S-f
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous
TRENGTHENING PLASTER

N NIL eases where 1t is thought advisable 10 keep up
permanent stimulant impression on or near the organ
iseased these piaser will be found highly valuable In
fact all the benefit that accrue, from continuous
counter rriant will be produced In The most efficient man
ner by them. As in rheumatism, L,mbugo, Gout, En-
inrpomcnt Of the Joints, Chronic Disease OF the Liver,
Spieen Lungs, other internal orgnis in short, III all
other cas-, where warming strengthening lasiers
benefcaI these will be found be superior any in
use. For sale by CilAS SUIT,
Drug and Apolf corner 9Th street, and Penn. Avenue.
pct S-gaW'iS.
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A CARD TO THE LADIIs.

AaISS NJ l.. WILSON, having permanently located IN
M Washington offers her 10 the ladies' fash
ionabe dress maker An experience OF ten years IN Rash
ionabe community justices her III thinking she can give sat
isfaction TO all F
Her facilities for receiving the latest fashions and furnish
Ing trimmings ample
South side Of Pcnnsy Avenue, between 9th aud lo
Streets second story Of j. D. Illus Variety Store
ocB3--2awnoys3' & d.
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JOHN PETTIBONE,

@1DAHA "a NTHD HGH1.
Yard lemons Wharf, near The Long Bridge. 09fee-L
f. Massolettis Drug Store south side Pennsylvania avenue
between 4 1-2 and It'll streets.
I- Dealers and others can be supplied with Butler Con-
Y Tie cargo Otherwise - No.. Ocl S--u
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TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!!
s4
WASHINGTON AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA c COMPANY.
--.----s
The Oldest Tea Establishment in America
PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW YORK. 4
The CANTON TEA COMPANY has -
60 been popularity known for many years. FL
IIN This isthe largest and oldest Tea Esab. IfEl

El2zN = lishment In America The public have 1i =
inp ian proof OF their integrity and responsibility. hu
such has the great and pressing demand Tor their
TEAS Of late that they have been obliged TO enlarge,
great extent their Two principal establishments IN New
York, M - -
1875 Chatham and 1G3 Greenwich Streets.
They moreover possess Gicties in relation the Tea
Trade in very abundant degree, and doubtless superior
any other Tea Concern in America. Their scrupulous
regard 10 all principles that tend to elevate the character OF
large house well un,erslood and has already secured
them copnexiop, probably larger than all other Tea rs
t,usinents united ami uey consequently are determined
10 sell Teas p,er more fragrant, and perfect for the prices
In the aggregate any house in the worldChina ex
copied. 4.
iiey most zealousy invite the attention OF the inlab
tants ii Washington 10 their Agency, where the following
nssrnents are always hand ind they feel no hesita
ton III stating, lai wherever SINGLE trial is made avery
Decided preference is given TO The celebrated Teas Of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
3 srJ- Reader, make Tie experiment!
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HENRY KAISER, a
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer
And Undertaken.
NIILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
Ninth street, between and u, east side.
oy Oily HiN {gtE

BALL will be given by the WASHINGTON LIGHT
n INFANTRY at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday, The
lblh IF Norember 10 which they invite their friends and
ieoWrzrns, and where tile company will provide Tor the
enjoyment of those who may attend this occasion
10 make it equal to any O their former Balls Members of
other military companies who may attend requested TO
appear in uniform
# being Of the company apply tie proceeds
arising from the Ball in aid Of The Washington Monument
is Hoped their endeavos will be aided by the citizens
thereby enabling them to contribute amount worthy Of
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TO INvENTons AND PATENTEEs.

TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New In
MENTIONS mt Washington.
NJ r ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent onice, Informs
w his former clients and others, TINT his Office may siill
be found the where has been located for
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent Office
lie prepared TO execute with his accustomed accuracy
and promltness any business in the line Of his profession
such furnishing Information respecting the originality
aud paieniabii ofnventiuna preparing papers and draw
ings Tor applications for patents, caveats &c.
10 those uDarIanied with him. he refers TO the follow
ing testimonial o the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, late Com
missioner Of Patents;
Paten, Office Feb. 10, 1912
Mr.. William r. Elliot, who has been formerly employed
In the Patent Office Dranghisman, &c having estab-
lished Patent Agency ia the cy 81 Washington take
great pleasure In recommending linn gentleman
Thy of confidence and being particularly qualified 10
lake charge OF any business requiring knowledge Of me
caDca SieDre The progress oI the arts, and patent i'm.
provemens Mr. Ello, is aso well acquainted with the
practice OF this office. HENRY J.. ELLSWORTli,
r. Commissioner Of Patents.
w. r. Elliot is also the author Of the plan OF the new
Patent Office building.
Hj- Letters on business Ia be postpaid.
ort W
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MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTR UNI HI
Wellar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BLEACHING.

Il,HE undersigned bces leave 10 call the OF those
j. DESTROYS 81 using good article OF Backing, to the
abovenamed. The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties o this Barktng sent samples 10 persons
(slich Boot Makers, &t) also several
p.rs The underneath from the papers
they speak themselves; also sveril persons rie
called and l that the Japan Liyatfd Iaackng WAS
superior to any iLmg they had ever used. ..L..
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Paints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, Sc,

untcs OIo, uuu uitb DluDhUNs Me-
The Subscriber tsf receired large and fresh snyau Of
nAINfS, OILS, Ne, part of which named below.
They guaranteed TO be pure AMI good, and the
l.. manufacturers All persons wanting such, articles
would find IL 10 aniage call lam determine,
TO sell lower than similar articles be got any other
place in this city.
400 kegs White lead
l20 lbs. Chrome Green - aria Il
10 lbs. Chrome Yellow 4fstAia
20 lbs. Chrome Red
81 s' 100 lbs. Pure Vcrlgris fal3lit. 1921 II
80 lbs. Red Led and Iitharye
100 lbs. Imperial Green
hUn lbs. yenitinn Red and Sp. Brown oil
.nO lbs. Yellow 0chrc In oil
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
90 lbs do do In Oil
A large ass0rncnfo ~ Paint and White IpIsh Brushes
100 lbs Lamp Black dry and IN oil
10 lbs Sp. Whiting
100 lbs. Putty
40 boxes OF Window Glass, all sizes
bbis Linseed OIL
81 bis Copal AMI Japan varnish
| '.' bills Sp rurpeitine, tl
Also, PURE PINE OIL. received fresh from the man
4 factory every week cHASs Sfttrr,
Drug aud Ap.th corner 7th street aud Penn. Avenue
octS-d2aw'is' itN ~
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GASSAWAY g. SPENCE,
for the purpose OF conducting the BOOTAND SHOE
BUSIN GsS, I'm all Its various branches, would
therefore respectfully inform tho citizens Of this
tropols that they have laid IN superior stock OF Ffech
and American CALF SKINS, with the very best quality Of
Spanish and English BEND SOLE LEATHER, with n
general Of other Materials which they will man
uiacure into gentlemens dress and other BOOTS in The
very latest French and American Atyes. Also materials
= for The splendid FRENCH OPERA BOOT. Being
satisfied thai their experience In tho practical opera
tons OF their business give them decided advantage
over most II ALL who now engaged in this business
in this city, they hesitate not therefore TO invite cope
litio,,--Jwe mean offence to the trade.l
We have hand general assortment OF gentle
mems dress BOOTS at prices varying from S5to 81 Also
ladies' misses chldrens and boys together with all de-
scriptions BOOTS SliOESin short, every thing that
In kept well regulated Boot and Shoe Establishment
all which will be disposed Of the most pleasing terms
for CASH .rl "
Members Of Congress, Heads Of Departments citizens
and strangers who prefer and elegance combined
invited TO give us a call. y. NJ. + 5.... .rt3
South side Pa avenue, 6 doors west Of 9Th street,
oct 2s-dtjanl' nearly opposite Browns Hotel
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a. MRS GARRETT ANDERSON has six com
M Portable and well firnislie, rooms rent AT mode
rate rate Single gentlemen will he preferred, as
boarding be served Mrs can furnish them with
breakfast and tea If required
oct IT. ' .'15