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Respectfully Iour',
JAMES GRAHAM
var DrrArngNr. Dec. u. 1870.

WAR DErAraENT, Dec. 81. 1910
Sir have the honor 10 inform yea
that instruction. have been gwen 10 he
Staff Department - cause sucl eompanr
Of The regiment Of North Carolina ,o.ul.
teers as may assemble in Charlotte
tha, State, TO be there mustered into 'eh
wee, and thence seat u Charleston e
FOR smbaikal,on. The remaining CON
panie. Of the fegimeui Will Rendezvous %
Wilmington
The Governor has been not h,l Of he
change. have the honor to be, very ~.
pcclluiIy, your OBJ ser'si.
WIN. l.. MARCY,
Secretary Of Wat
Hon. Js GRAnAH,
House Of Representatives.
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W The bill re dislricting the saw
passed its third reading ia the SENATE "
the oath ut. and is therefore a law
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MES GRAHAM.
WASHINGTON, Dee. lalh, 1919.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 9Th, 1915.
Hon. VIM. l.. Marcy.
Being informed you have ordered lie
Regiment of volunteers in North Car..
ma, TO redczvous al Wilmington ~ lhlI
State, preparatory 10 ITS cmbarkation ffI
Mexico; and believing Tint, that pscsI
will be very announcement, To the ,o'us.
teeIs from the western part Of North C..
DINA | therefore request and prop@eI
that YOU will change your former order ,oI
far as give the volunteer compsnie, lron
North Carolina the opportunity 81 rrrdrl
yousing at Wilmington, or Chafltle Is
that State, rs may best suit their fesp,c.
tive locations. At each of thuse pulpt.
Ie, them be mustered INTO the Quilted
States service, when all their expense +
transportation will be provided nnt ns.I
for Ly government. From W,lminstar
they can 90 by waller 10 Charleston sli
from Charlotte, they can e about ninety
mites To Columbia s. c.; and thence B,
Rail Road To Charleston, when oil lie
companies Of the Regiment can unite AZ
60 together to any part Of Mexico. Ta4
change Of your order, now proposed
would tend TO facilitate the operslion ~
completion Of the Regimen. Il would Be-
a gieat convenience 10 large porl,uo 7
Z The volunteers, and considerable ,aua.
OF expense to the government. !. would
be very inconyenien, and expensive Is
march volunteers from Cherokee equity.
the extreme western part Of North Caro-
/ lima, to Wilmington, about 400 miles
when by marching To-. than half Tia i'
lance, they would DO higher the 'ca, d
War
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Gen. Tay lor has made out renou OF
his capture Of Monterey, and Ampuda
has made out report of his loss Of il,
Ampudia bfags ten timcs az mrch about
losing II as old Rough doe, n ea.nn, il.
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THE MONARCHY IN DISGUISE"

We entreat our readers to give their
whole attention 10 the following striking
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A CENTRAL SHOT

The washington Union" some ua' !
ago, said "A Fedcralisl Of fine ta'to o'O
talents ptonounces tho Presidents me-
sage 10 be conclusive on The War CUE
ton" Who is that FeJeralist, tasks '"'
Louisville Journal) MIR. Buchanan
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THE RENDEZVOUS

The following correspondence be,wso.
the Hon. James Graham and the Sec,.,.
~ Of war, brings TO US the information II
Charlotte has been made the rend.,,o.
for all the companies composing the No,t
Carolina Regiment west of Raleioh
This change was certainly very ntcess,..
as sumo Of the companies would nec.,,,
rily be compelled TO march from . 10 .oo
miles had the rendezvous for the whol.
Regiment been continued at Wilmington
WASHINGTON, Dec. 25th, lsaG
To the Editor Of the Star.
Will you please publish in your mex, n,
per the following correspondence
| hope the two places (Chsrlo'e md
Wilmington nor appointed for Repd,-
rous, will enable the North Carolina Re-
imeal of Volunteers TO be mustered inIoif,
service Of the United States with moe
accommodation aud more expedition. ,b,o
as heretofore proposed. When vo.,n,,e,.
are mustered into service, then, the po,
eminent forthwith provides rstlons, lton..
oorta,ion, and ull other things that ara
needful 10 tho soldier and, therefore No
shorter the distance aud time TO the pl,,.
Of Rendezvous, the less the expense a..
trouble TO the volunteer.
Respectfully Yours.
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q Va Ii is estimated that nj least low
Americans hive died Of Sickness along y"
Rio Grande the last summer and 10"
more than three times the number WV
have fallen in battle.
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Chas. Lowe, Thos. Young, VIM. Gillian,
Matthias Gravel. Major Cain, Dennis kel.
ly, Alex. Anker, Chas. Mcfarland, Jas.
Fennel, Chas. True, John Day, VIM. Pur.
DIV, Edward Mccormick, WIN. EImsIey,
WIN. Quest Jno. Hargrave, VIM. w. Car.
dy, John Christopher Myers, Clement c.
Wilen, Thos McGowan, Joseph Antonio,
Adolph Belmenie, Manuel Howard, VIM.
W. Powers, Henry W. Spear, Jas. Chap
man, Lewis johnson, lgnatius Leopold,
Thomas Jefferson, Willium ii. Rose, Peter
Hernandez.
List Of those sdred.
X. Semmes, Lieut.. Commanding.
T.. q. l.. Claiborne, Lieutenant.
John l.. Parker, Lieutenant.
John +. Steele, Purser.
J.H. Wright, P'd Assistant Surgeon.
Francis G.. CLARK, Midshipman.
Edm'd Il. Stephens, Purser's Steward
Jacob Hazard, Ycoman.
Amos Colson, W m. Johnson, Mat. Buck,
John McCargo, J. &. Van Norden, Chas
Seymour, John Williamson, John Pollen,
Jno. Smith, Henry SirommeIl, Thos. Mul.
ho!len, George Wakefield, William Keys,
Francis Hare, VIM. Toland, William F.
Thompson, Christopher Lawrence, Jos.
Todd, Stephen Maynard, Sam1. Bennett,
Thos. D. Burns, VIM Power, Jos. SIX p.
sey, Jos. Jones, Chas. Nuiten Washington
Cooper, VIM. Dix, Francis A. Wuldeon,
james Chambers.
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5000 REWARD.

~ RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, Oct
IN 18th, negro Tom, who calls hmsslf tom
"a LIITLES Tom Is about Is yea of age, very
~ stout SET and quite black; in height about ee7 ~
incnes, little bowlegged he Is rather stupid looking but
when spoken he invariably Smiles showing fine white
and teeth hair quite short and happy He had on
when he e, blue sanet round jacket and took with
him two pair Of pants Of striped satne and Of
coarse negro cloth, with two unbeached cot.
ton shirts he away dark olive cloth cap, with fur
around II.
am authorised to offer the OF sl00. if the above
named negro is taken in the District Maryland and de-
livered to me in Washington city seclrei in jail that
get him, $500 taken In any free State and sc.
cured as above,
A. M. HOFFAR, Agent for c. Stonestreet,
Residence on LIZ street, few doors above Pa av.
nov lift MAT. Integencer.l
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STOVES, sTOyEs,i sTOyEsT,,

~ Fly. NAYLOR, South side Of Pa avenue, between
- Sd and l2 SITS, would inform his customers and the
~ public generally that he has Just received large
20 sortment Of Stoves Of the newest and approved
patterns. including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, or
COAL BURNERS, which he will sell together with Fire.
boards and Stove-pipe at the lowest prices for cash
He also keeps constantly hand general assortment
Tin and Sheetiron Ware to which he invites the attention
of housekeepers.
He still continues to do Roofing, Gultcrng, and Spouting
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally and at the
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
His store will be open from sunrise until o'clock r NJ.
n
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TOHN PETITIONS is receiving daily his supply Of the
above article Of various kinds, together with the cele
brated BUTLER COAL which he has had the pleasure Of
introducing into this Market and which has been highly
recommended by those who have used H. suitable for Ker
nans Ranges Radiators, &c.
Clover Hill Coal, excellent article of Bituminous
dump Coa thought TO be equal If superior the
rious kinds heretofore used In our city.
Orders received at the yard Leoxs Wharf near the
Long Bridge and at his Office L. Il Massol, tits drug store
south se Pa avenue, between l2 and 9th Streets
John +. Cnllun's,
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PORTER s. POLLOCK

NJ ~ IL M II "a MR. GS
Z-SN Would most respectfully call q .nton Of
Ca their friends and the public gent, lly 10 their
NO PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, sit let on Pa
Avenue Opposite Colemans Hotel They are epnred TO
do all kinds of PLAIN aud ORNAMENTAL .t1LNTt
ING, GLIDING, BROWNING, GRALNING. MAR
BLING, LETTERING, PLAIN and FANCY WALL
PAINTING, 1RANSEARENCIES Of erery desr-ip
toin short, everything appertanIng to their trade
that cannot fail to give satisfaction both regards
quality and despatch b--tf
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MRough and Ready'' Line.

ElHE subscriber Ii now running his omnibus Rough
and Ready to and from the Alexandria steamboat and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, for the low fare of TWELVE AND
HALF CENTS and hopes receive the patronage Of the
Travelling Public. The Omnibus will leave the wharf on
the arrival the boats and will set down passengers at any
point they may DESIRE on Pennsylvania, between
fuer's Hotel andt capo and viii leave the southwest
Of the and 9th street. Opposite Coleman al
Sl2 and 10 .2, M, and l2, Ella and Ala M, to
convey passengers TO the boat. j. w ELLIOTT.
N. B-Pasgengers for the Maboat take the Omnibus
at STA a. M, and will be called for at Coeman's and
Browns oct l2--dly-
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a MRS. GARRETT ANDERSON has six or seven com.
Ea Portable and well furnished rooms rent at mode
rate rate. Single gentlemen will be preferred, az
boarding cannot be served Mrs A. furnish them with
breakfast and tea u required.
nciA N. .---- wv
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THE TIMES

rs newspaper, edited by Duff Green. 1t will be-
as far as practicable, full fair, and candid record
of passing events but its chief present purpose is to
counterfeit the Abolition movement BY unmasking
the designs, motives and end of political abolition
TO demonstrate that its principles are as hostile to the
rights, property, interests, prosperity, and liberty Of
the North to the rights and property OF the South
and by appeals to their intelligence and patriotism
to unite the wise and good of all parties in every sec
ton, in common effort to strengthen and perpetu-
ate the Union.
The Times will be published weekly in Washing
ton city and sent 10 subscribers, through the mail
for $3.50 per ann.
For copies 1000
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue, corner
r-and-a-half street
Agents.
Brooke Shilngton g. Co., Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
AR All persons who approve the purpose for which
the Times IL established requested to act as agents
for obtaining subscribers.
Editors throughout the country are requested e.
exchange nov loft
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Paints. Oils. and Paint Brushes, Sc,

The Subscriber has just recered large and fresh :ry
DAINTS OILS, &c, part OF which are named below
They are guaranteed pure and good, and from the
best manufactures All persons wanting such articles
would find II their advantage CALL am determined
sell lower than similar articles can be got any other
place In this city.
$50 kegs White Lead
100 lbs. Chrome Green
100 lbs Chrome Yellow
10 lbs. Chrome Red
100 lbs Pure Veriigris
800 lbs. Red Led and Litharge
100 lbs. Imperial Green
500 lbs. Venitian Red and Sp, Brown Oil
800 lbs. Yellow Ochre In Oil
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
50 lbs. do do In Oil
large assortment Of Paint aud White Wosh Brushes
400 lbs, Lamp Black, dry and In Oil
10 lbs. Sp. Whiting
1000 lbs. Putty
400 boxes ofwindow Glass, all sizes
bbls- Lnsced Oil lA'tfattttA.
8 bills. Copal and Japan varnish
3bbls. Sp, Turpentne,
Also PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from the man l.
factory every week. CfIAS STOTT
Drug and Apoth, corner 7th street and Penn Avenue
oats-d2aw'4s'
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JOHN CONNOLLY,
Cabinet, Chair, and sof. Manufacturer and

JOHN CONNOLLY,
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturers and
Undertaken. @ /,
yVIIE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to return Ills sincere
L thanks his friends and the public generally fol
him, and would respectfully inform them that he has
on hand general assortment Of Cabinet Furniture, which
he will self vexy cheap for cash, approved paper lie Is
constantly manufacturing all kinds OF Furniture Of the Ia
test style and most approved pattern, such as
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus ~
:" Spring seat Sofas ilf
Rocking and parlor Chairs
Card, centre, and dining Tables
.a Wardrobes
- Bedsteads
And In fact every thing usually found in acabne ware.
UNDERTAKING
lie is also prepared TO attend funerals at the shortest
tice and on the most liberal terms; and he is confident
from his long experience in attending funerals that he will
give entire satisfaction to those who may favor him witt
their patronage. JOHN CONNOLLY,
oct 6mdAprilS' 9TH street. between II and l.
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New In.
ventiOns at Washin ytOn.

ventiOns at Washington.
III p. ELLIOT formerly of the Patent Office informs
w his former clients and others, that his office may still
be found the where has been located for
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent Office
He prepared to execute with his accustomed accuracy
and promptness any business In the line his profession
such furnishing information respecting the originality
and patentaby ofnyentions preparing papers and draw
To those unacquained with him, he refers to the follow
ing testimonial of the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth late Com
missioner of Patents
Patent Office, Feb. Is 1912.
Mr.. William p Elliot, who has been formerly employed
In the Patent Office Draughsman, DC. having esab
shcd Patent Agency in the city Of Washington, IStakt
great pleasure in recommending him as gentleman
thy or confidence aud being particularly qualified TO
take charge OF any business requiring knowledge me-
chanca science the progress Of the and patent inn
provements Mr. Elliot Is also well acquainted with The
practice Of this office, HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner of Patents
w p Elliot 10 also the author Of the plan Of the
Patent Office building
nS- Letters on business to be postpaid.
4 oct & ".
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JOHN pETTIBoNE,

COAL ANlID Hl1H1.
Yad-Lenoxs Wharf, near the Long Bridge omoe-L
between IL and 9Th streets.
no Dealers and others can be supplied with Butter Coal,
by the cargo or otherwlse. oct ST
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DR.. Sweetser,s Pauacea.


NiiiS MEDICINE s warranted oath, not 10 contain n
Il particle Of calomel, Corrosive sublimate, Arsenic,
Chloride or Gold, or any deleterious minerals
The principle upon which this Medicine acts IN by as
sslng and harmonizng with nature j. drvesout all foul
Hating with and strengthening the gastric juice OF the
stomach II assists digestion, In short there Is not s.n
ss BY % siPi "a the
remarkable property of removing mercury from the bones
and joints
FOR ERUPTioNs OF THE SKIN,
Scrvv, Scobutic, Affections Tumors, seroiua or Kings
Sores Scabs and Bes time and determined perseverance
in DIR, SwEsrsERs PAsAcRA will effect azure.
FOR INDIGESTION,
Rejection of Blood Nausea vomlngs, Nervous Affections
Bilious Complaints Headache paetss Or Female irreg
but " obstinate, attended with gripping flying palms. the
dose should be increased and io cure Will soon
they too weak TO take much medicine; butbear IN mind
thai this mildly operating medicine puts not weakness into
the Frame but most certainly draws weakness out leaves
strength its place. and by giving composed sleep al night
and appetite TO relish any food, reanuaes the whole
frame with vigorous acoI clearing the mind and improving
the sight.
sCRoFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFECTIONS,
Scrofula is said be hereditary the infant receiving
from lis parents the seeds OF disease. which increases
with It's years, neglected. and lot submitted 10 frequent
publication with DR. SwBETsgRs P,SAcEA The glands
placed in tie Of the bo and out of the way
which much difference of opinion preyas II suces
know that when In diseased state, they capable OF be-
ing purified and ceansed by long COURSE ~ Dr. SWEET
sER's PAHACEA.
In OF Jotidiee asthma, Liper Complaints, Tic
Daoreur Reun isD Rheumatic Got, Or. SwEETsER's
PAHACEA cannot be too highly extoed IL arches out the
very OF the disease, and by removing tom the blood
makes q certain and permanent
For disease OF the Bladder aud Kidneys, Structures Ora
pe, Stone Piles, Fstud, Urinary Distractions, and En-
IRENE Costireness, DR. SwEErsER's fAsAoEA is the best
remedy lred; II all these acrimonious hui
from the blood which give rise TO the above diseases
indby keeping the blood In pure condition.
DIR. swEETsER's PANAcEA,
Being composed only OF vegetable matter. or medical
nerbs Is found perfectly harmless TO the most tender
he weakest irane under any stage OF human suffering the
pleasant and benign IN its operation thu was ever Of
cred To the word and the time too, most certain
searching the root of any complaint, however deep
IND OF performing cure.
Price, 81 per bottle, six bottles, for s5 For sale, whole
sale and retail by SETH S. HANCE, los Baltimore street.
baltimore In Washington by J. F. cALLAN, and the
Druggists generally, nov 22-d0t'
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MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
M. Mrs Carrot AndlersOns Music
Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BLEACHING.

THE undersigned bcgs leave TO call the attention Of those
DESTROYS OF using good article Of Hacking 10 the
aboyenamed. The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties of this Backing sent samples to various persons
(such Boot Makers &c) also TO several OF the newspa
pers The extracts underneath from some OF the papers
they speak themselves also several persons who tried
il have called and said that the Japan Liquid Bleaching was
superior to any thing they had ever used.
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS
Welers Patent Japan Backing is the name oil an excel
lent article; we have II used and can highly
mend h-N american, April ID
HeRars Biacking is of the saperb and salts
factory articles Of the day mparsa erliance and po
s Ssyona ssssp as me- 1s ays .isa H. ana 90
BY reference to another column, advertisement will
be found for excellent article Of Backing, in a1quid
forrn for Boots, Il has been highly recommended by
many who have tried H. II not only gives, with very little
trouble beautiful jet polish, but retains much longer
than any other II is sold by the agent Of the manuiacnr
er No So Chestnut street Buy bottle, one trial will
prove The fact -Pha Ledger, April 70
Wtlar's Backing is Of the shining articles in
the market-SPirif Of the Tines April
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produces
beautiful let POLISH and does not niure the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement In another column 81 Gdzefte May L.
Wears Patent Japan Backing is about the best article
Of the kind have The polish which mparts TO
the Understandings OF is brilliant and lasting we
Evening Bulletin, June Z.
The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonials
similar to the above, from private individuals and from
other papers, but the above extracts are sufficient TO con.
any person that the manufacturer has not exaggerat
ed but that upon fair trial the Backing will be found
represented, excellent in every respect
j. WELLAR Manufacturer, No 90 Chestnut street, Phi
CHARLES SToTT, corner Penn. Avenue and 9TH street
Agent for Washington, ID. G. oct tapril l.
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a. CHASE,

vANLOAN a. CHASE,
JJAyE removed their DAGUERREAN G1LLER Y to
Ill the opEos, corner Of l2 street and Pennsylvania
avenue and have at considerable expense put in light
which will enable them furnish pictures not surpassed In
this any other country Pictures taken in any kind Of
weatlier--clear, cloudy, or raining oct s-dtf
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Cement, CaIcined Plaster, &c.

THE Undersigned has just received fresh supply Of
i Cement Calclned Plaster, from New York. Also on
hand. White Sind Anthracite, and Cumberland Coal with
general supply OF White aud Yellow Pine for building
purposes Cedar Posts from eight to sixteen feet Lengths
and IL daily receiving woodburnt, Limo, fresh from the
kiln All OF which viii be disposed Of low for cash or TO
punctual customers short dates
Lumber Yard on 9TH street, near the Canal
nov l9--d3dk law3w P M PEARSON
Fountain and Evening Newsl
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NEW HAMPsHIRE.


NEW HAMPSHIRE.
DELEGATES AT LARGE. Gov Anthony Colby, Of New
London; Hon Ichabod Goodwin, Of Portsmouth.
Substitutes Periey, Of Concord Thomas Z. Sanger
District No. I--charles w Gutter, Of Portsmouth.
Substuie-Gimnn Marsion, OF Exeter
District No. n--George w. Nesn,ith, q franklin.
Subs,i,uie--Wlliam Sawyer, Jr., OF Wakefield.
District No. ll--Aaron p. Hughes, oil NASHVILLE.
Substiiute--Isaae Siurevant, OF Keene.
District No, Iv--Jonaihan kittredge, Of Canaan
observation-disclosures v. Brewster, Of Hanover.
VERMONT.
DELEGATES AT LARGE. solomon Foot, OF Rutland; II.
Substitutes L. Miner Of Manchester Carlos Coolidge,
District No Ia. r. Lyman, OF Bennington
Substituted l.: Catlin, Of Orwell.
District No. I'LL. Cuts, of Hartland.
Substitute Hcbard, Of Chelsea.
+ Substute--H. D. Stacy, OF Burlington
District No. IV--P. Baxter, of Derby.
Substituted. H. Delano, Of Hardwick
CONNEcTIcUT.
DBLEoArEs AT LARGE. Charles w. Rockwell, Truman
Smith, "a 4& tFtfs
Substitutes Thos, w. williams Charles Hawley
District No. John II. Rockway
Substitute-lsaac w. Stuart.
District No. II--James +. Babcock
Subsitute--Samuel Russell ia
District No, HI-John r. Trumbull.
Subsiitu!e-SamPson Almy,
Substitule-IIenry X. Harral.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
DELEoArB AT LARGE Ruins Choate, Boston,
ied.
Substitute Ensign H. Kellogg, Piitsdeld
Delegates from Districts not yet chosen.
MAINE.
District No. uI--wlll Pitt Fessenden, Augusta.
No others yet chosen
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"sMOOTH AND READY" PAINT SHOP.
Thankful for small Jobs ana grateful for

HH& large ones. 33sse5s t,l
$3.50 W. BE2ON, Painter, Pa. av., bet 9th and 10Th
VxJA street, south sde begs leave to inform the public
49, that he is prepared TO execute the Painting Busi
ness in all Its various branches such Houses Signs
Banners, Transparences, FIRE Screens, Granng, Paper
Vanishing, and Giaxing which will be attended TO
any part OF the city, without delay lie respectfully soc
share OF public patronage and hopes TO merit Ii by good
work. close attention business and reasonable charges
lie confident that he work at prices low enough
make il TO the interest Of all TO give him call.
NJ D. lam prepared TO execute all kinds OF plain and
ornamented Japanning, Bronzng and Gliding, both in
wood and metal; also, that beautiful finish, the WHITE
POLISH. W. BERON.
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MICHAEL McDERMOTT,
Coach and Harness Manufacturer,
outl side Pennsylvania Avenue between Sd and l-2
ppose Gadsby's Hotel. oct 25-dly'
Gentlemen's Belongings "!

CHIRTSi--Lambs-wo Merino, silk and Coon--of
y every and quality Also, fine Yoke,neck Shirts'
OF late styles These goodsare Of good quality and sold
very low prices. The trade supplied usual
DRAWERSl!--Of Lambswool, Merino, Cotton,
Silk Canton Flannel aud Flannelsome very large sizes
Also, every article for Gents Wardrobe and Toilet use
All Goods OF good quality and sold reasonable profits
STEVENS, late Fish a. CO.,
nov 1-eodGt No. /, Browns Hotel.