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chena street seventh, door 10 the Masonic Hail.
PHILADELPHIA
rv,,IS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and refurnshed
i and the proprietor has spared no means TO insure
10 his visiters every comfort and convenience. Inc
dining saloon Tor gentlemen, well as the private ordi
nary Tor ladies' large and convenient The paos ana
chambers are capacious and fitted mp in the most modern
stve This house being central position, the prope.
Tor socits continuance OF public favor PIedgng himself
,bat no effort ON his pa sbalLbe spared to securc them
every luxury the city affords -,
r. A,bath house is attached the hotel where warm
Nd cold baths canbe hadlat any hour
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ne M &
MARsEILLEs LINE OF PACKETS,

MD I'D M
MARsEILLEcs LINE OF PACKETS,
Touching at Gibraltar to land passengers.
7,HE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
l. from New York the lst, and from Marsellles on
the 10th Of each month, follows:
NEW YORK.
Ship Prince de Joinville, (new,) Capt W. w Laurence,
Oct l. 1916. :,
Ship Arcoe, (new) Captain W. r. Hoodless, Nov. J.,
SAG
Ship Castor, Capt. james Anthony, Dec. !, 1916.
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Captain James Watson, JAM l,
1917.
Ship ----, -, Feb. ], lS47.
MARsEILLEs.
Ship Prince de Joinvle (new) Capt w. w. Laurence,
Dec. 10, 1876
Ship Arcoe, (new) Capt w r. Hoodess, Jan. TO- lS47.
Ship CASTOR, Capt. James Anthony, Feb 10, 1877
Ship Nebraska (new,) Capt. James Watson, March III,
1917.
Ship --, April 10, lSH.
These vessels are all of the first class and commanded by
experience Their accommodations for passengers
unsurpassed for comfort and convenience Goods sent
the agents will be forwarded free OF all other expenses
than those actually paid.
For freight or passage, apply to
CHAMBERLAIN IL PHELPS,
lob Front street; or to
BOYD IL HINCKEN, agents,
No. o. Tontine Buildings, corner OF Wall and Water
streets, New York.
C,,p .
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HALF Mourning siIts.-We have now opened piece
style hslfmourning gIace silks, Just imported.
April S-3uf ID. CLAGETT ~ co.
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T1ORT Madeira, and Champagne Wincs.-South side
i Madeira wines, ssymmgon's" brand, all grades
Sicily Madeira wine
Lisbon do
Port wine pure juice Of the grape
Do low priced brand
Holland gin, grapes . -,
The above goods are all under customhouse lock, and
viii be delivered as pure imported Samples and prices
at my office. SlhNloLhoo MohhAi'
April 2-law3w
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J7DUcATIOS.-Rev. d. McCARTER'S boarding school
T. for boys, Strasburg, Lancaster county, fennsylvania
The whole expenses board tuition, &C., per session
OF months, 800 ,
The branches taught embrace all those OF thofough
English and mathematical education, together with the
Latn, Greek German, and French languages
school in pleasant healthy location and easy OF ac
cess will subscrye their interests by inquirng into the me
its OF this institution. - , t.,.
The principal has had charge of for the last eight years
The summer session will commence Monday the 3D. OF
May. Payment at the end OF the term. -
For reference circulars NC. containing full particulars
address REV ID. McCARTER,
Principal and Proprietor srasburg Lancaster Oo' IA
ADril 2i-t3w
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A IREY's Drawing PcnciIs-Made of the native
n Cumberland lead keswck, England, and preferred
by European artists and draughsnen To all others.
small supply, graduated to every degree OF hardness
May ~ r. TAYLOR.
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EUROPEAN STYLE .
rI,HIS elegant Hotel open for the reception OF
travellers The proprietor solicts visit from those
whose business pleasure may call them TO the city OF
the European ysem and with the adoption OF all modern
Improvements. ..., - ,.,
out board Those who may wish to take their meals IN
the Hotel do in private apartments oil great beauty
mr. ira The public Restauat saloon of elaborate and costly
mapncence (pobably without equal on the continent
of America } and upon economical terms. 81
The proprietor atters himself that his house WIN be
found upon trial least equal to any known establishment
in point of elegance, economy, and deslrablllty d,
% titce is under the direction of American, French,
and Italian cooks JOHN FLORENCE, Jr.,
Anil a0--f:,m Proprietor
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DLACK Lace shswIs.-We have Just received 10 blacl
ID lace sha,xls, assorted prices.
April 23-3tii D. CLAGETT 81 co.
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BOARDING.

Mrs STETTINIuS having several pleasant rooms I'M
lNl occupied accommodate families single gentlc
men with board The situation very pleasant and do
srabe summers residences, on Louisiana avenue,
nearly opposite the City Hall.
MAY 6--6leod 49,
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New NIusic-Just Received.

New NIusc--Just Received.
WIN FISCHER, Statoners Hall, Pennsyivania ave-
w nue. two doors east OF 18th street, has tins day re-
ceyed the following music, WIS -
W Ra,,e of Buena Vista composed by Chns Grobe
Aladdin (ialop arranged by p; j. Bishop, ,,
In serpent valse comp. pour lie piano, par z strong
The Watcher, with variations by j. r. woodbury., n
The Consent waltz, answer to La Requete, by NJ D.
Capp 49, .l 49, " p;s,ar
First OF May vase brillante, composed by .piser'
Cottape Waltzes, composed by Henry Hasig.
Vienna March, arranged as a duet, ny ). T. Oorooh'
Volunteers Grand March, by Henry Cramer ~
lirobe. .....I H., c,,o,
Moun,nn Maids Invitation, for the guitar by j. f. Gould
ole loeth all things well, - Tor the guitar, :,
San ,,urmu rs be aae,S serenade for the guitar, by
A. Still. !, $500, G.. ,,,o c,i,ar
MARY ia SIN May 22-
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BUREAU YARDS Docks,
Navy Agents Office, Washington, May 81, 1917.
DROPOsALs will be received at this Office until three
o'clock Wednesday, the Both day of June next, for
Goals at the dieren Mt hereinafter stated Wis
1t Portsmouth, Nep Hampshire.
10 tons best red ash anthracite
III Boston, Massachusetts.
80 white ash anthracite egg sze screened
100 tons Beaver Meadow best best quality
$50 tons, Midlothian, best quality
TO be delivered Chelsea hospital
at Nev York.
100 tons broken and screened Lehigh, egg size
200 tons Lackawanna CRATE size. broken and screened
200 tons best Cumberland, lump
At PHILADELPHIA.
10 tons best quality Allegheny Goals
10 tons broken and screened Lehigh
At Washington, d. G.
800 tons strictly lump, best quality Virginia Goals
$50 tons average lump, best quality Virginia Goals
At Norfolk, Va.
100 tons best quality average Virginia coal
100 tons lump average Virginia coal.
Each offer be accompanied by written guaranty,
he or they undertake that the bidder bidders wi il his
OF Their bid be accepted enter INTO an obligation within
by letter through the post office, OF the acceptance of his
their bids, with good and sufficient sureties to furnish the
Goals proposed for No proposal will be considered unless
Is accompanied by such guaranty, and conforming in all
respects to this advertisement
Each proposal must be endorsed Proposal for COAL
All the above Goals to be subject to the usual nspec-
ton at the respective navyyars and to be to the entire
delivered free expense the government the deliveries
to commence within thirty days from the date of the
tract and be completed in ninety days from the time.
Bond and security will be required in onethrd the estima-
yea amount of the contract and ten per cent deducted
from each bill, until the is completed In OF
failure deliver according contract, the government will
supply the deficiencies the expense-if any, and
above the prices sipulated--of the contractor.
Proposals will be received the time for all the
fresh beef vegetables, and other provision supplies that
may be required the navy-yad and naval hospital in
this city, and for any shipping that may be upon the station
Tor the yer commencing the LIST day of July and
ending the Both day June, lSiS the said proposals
conform, in all respects the stpulatons herein required
for the offers for Goals. VIM. b. SCOTT,
Navy Agent
To be published twice week in the National lntelli
gencer Republican and Argus, and Sun, Baltimore; Rich
mond Enquirer, Richmond; Spirit OF the Times, and
Daily Keystone and Pennsylvania, mt Philadelphia
June 1
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~ EPORTERs WANTED--The undersigned is des
h ou of securing the services of several experienced
nographes during the session OF Congress-, and viii
he happy receive communications on the subject until
H. III of August next Gentlemen who reply TO this ad
rseneni win please qualifications and references
as fully as possible. Communcaons TO be post paid and
JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stenographer TO United States Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1917
Mar I5-dtlAug llntel1
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Charles w. schucrmenn,

Charles W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r ATE of Germany professor OF music ana pup, o. e
M mace of residence respectfully offers has services 10 IN
struct on the piano iorte guitar, vocal music' "c'
REFERENCES.
Com Levin NJ Powell, U. 5. N John t. Saunders, esq
VIM. ]. Mcdonald, esq ". ~ ofunincl, esp :;
Rd. Key Watts, esq. III. n, ~ ~ scnw"n ~, y. -,
ot The music stores of Mr.. Rd Davis MI Garrett hnoef
m ~ y, he residence of Dr. Schwartze, Pennsylvania
aVeh"c' 81 M 49, May s--2w1uThNS~
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Owners names.
February l, 1917.

Brooke, Matthew E. :
Brooke, Mat. L. and Allen :
Beatty, Robert II. John w. OF,
John I. Richie, and others
Campbell, WINS heirs :
Cook, William :
Chester, Thomas :
Conner, Marmaduke
Donaldson, Thomas :
Davis, John, of Baltimore
Donaldson, Samuel j.
Donaldson, Samuel and John :
Ellicott, Thomas & Meredith :
Grammer, Frederick :
Johnson, Reverdy =
Jones, Richard j. =
Kennedy, Anthony
Leakin, Sheppard G. :
ST. Clair, Alexander :
Singleton, John :
Vanmeter, Jacob
Vanbibber, Andrew A. and
Hester -
Hall, Benedict :
Potts, Richard and G.. Nj. :
Clarke, Mathew st. Clair, and
Geo. Templeman
Clarke, Mat. ST. Clair :
Grindage, VIM, and G. w.
Templeman :
Grindage, William :
Haskins, Henry :
Harry, Harriet l.. :
Lloyd, John :
Morton, William :
Morton, Lawrence, and M. S.
NViil;,n,.
Templeman, George :
Templeman ~ Durham :
Vanhibber, Andrew A. :
Williams, Elisha q. =
Green, Duff :
Jenkins, Benjamin :
Union Company
Howell, Charles Co. :
Howell, Lewis :
Purgett's, Henry heirs :
Buchanan, Judge Jno.
Hattie, Charles +. :
Beatty, Edward :
Boggs, Peter :
Koontz, Jacob
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Capitol Hill, pear the residence Of b y French,
The garden contains fine supply of cherries, pluns
peaches and grapes and the house, pleasantly located IN
the vicinity OF public grounds, oilers OF the de-
srabIe residences the hill 1t will be rented very low
good tenant sold accommodating terms Inquire OF
MI. Basseu, East Capitol street, or Of H. KING,
Nav 22--eos,i~ AT the Post Office Department
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lust arrived, that much sousht-sfter quality Of
d white pine, A. merchaniablc and panel seasoned
small lot onlythe only LOT, however, in the market
few barrels of cacined plaster
Hsmlock fencing rails
Tooetber with some seasoned a. select culls.
The above Is Just landing Those who want TO buy cheap
viii find an advantage give call before II Is taJl led
into the yard TO be piled. JOHN Furry
Lurnberysrd, on ,7h street, near Centre market
Mar &-eo3ttS law3w
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PATENT OFFICE, 2ith May, lS47.
CEPARATE proposals Will be received this Office

- until the 10th day of June next, for furnishing all the
printing and bookbnding that may be required by this
office for the year commencing on the first day OF july
1917, and ending the Both day of june 1873 All the
articles be furnished, and work to be executed, must be
the best quality, and in the best manner, delivered with
delay at such times and in such quantities as may be
required, and the satisfaction of the Commissioner
Bonds, with approved security, to be given by the per
binding may be this office. 1t is be understood
by persons poposng that the office is to be at liberty to
take either less greater quantity of any article than is
specified, according to its wants during the year.
Stationery.
reams folio post paper, ruled to pattern
20 do cap paper, ruled
20 do letier paper, and laid, ruled
IL do envelope paper
do botting paper
5000 quilts (s0)
5000 steel pens, assorted
gross lead pencils (hard and sof)
20 dozen red tape
gross silk taste
4 pounds waters
25 pounds seamgwax
dozen ink red and black, in quarts
pounds India rubber
pound pounce
6ushe black sand
dozen penknives, blades
dozen erasers
dozen nkstands
dozen sand-boxes
dozen ivory folders
! dozen wafer stamps
dozen pounce-boxes
Printing.
900 circulars
900 informa1ons
1000 envelopes
1000 Patent Laws
Book binding.
Records of patents (manuscripts)
Records Tor assignments
Received letters
Books Qibrary) miscellaneous
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner Of Patents
May 26-law3w [Inteligencer, and National Zcitmg ]
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Propo@al. Tor Stationery and Printing.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washiupton. NDtl Nj;

for other purposes approved the 18th August lsil
ment until O'Clock p M on the 23d of June next for fur
nshing such articles Of stationery enumerated in each Of
by for one year from the LIST day of July next; but Il
be by persons proposing that The a
any article than specified according to its wants. during
the year " AZ
without delay when ordered.
SCHEDULE NO. /.
flirting paper, hand made, Of hnen, ta'd
80 reams foolscap satin plain finish to be. when
trimmed l3a by 10 inches and weigh not less
than 10 lbs. per ream, per ream
80 quarto post similar finish, to weigh not less
than 8 lbs. per reanl, trimmed, per reair
20 reams note paper, similar iinsh gilt per ream
SCHEDULE NO. 2.
Enreiop paper, smooth
20 reams super-royal yellow, per reain
10 reans medium, yellow or bun, per ream
10 reains double cap, white, do
5reams blouingpaper, royal 90
SCHEDULE No. 3.
200 cards metallic pens per dozen cards. Porry's,
such may be required)
5000 quilts, s0s per 1000
' gross black lead pencils, Monroe's, per gross
ao do fsar iod Rr s-inch l per dozen
do red tape, No ~ ~ 40 90
: s s$ &c &c &c i &c ss
do silk taste, narrow do .t
do do wide do
do pounce boxes, ivory 60
do 40 cocoa So DO
~ ~ ',, ~, ss NH stands fountain movable top,
per dozen
do ersers Rodgers " Sons, ivory handle, per
w. dozen
do pen-kmives, Rodgers 81 Sons blades, per
do nen-kniyes Rodgers a. Sons, 2 blades, per
dozen
do desK-khlves, i.ooscis " ''o"'' ' POI
dozen n, -. g.. ..,,s ,or do,e,
40 lVory-hunuio 49, 49,, NJ ,pnarJ ~ Noves nor
90 me III I"''''' '
dozen u
.oa Pounu wiei , ~, ~, ION
:sW - - = I sea,, no. Ipe ei ne, nep I0O
5000 Tor department seat per 'p ex,r sunene scarlet
" p0''''' 'VI perth ~
50 do sealing-wax, best superine, per lb
do India rubber, prepared do
do Irvine, gill net, per lib.
20 do seine, do
10 do do coarse for packing, per 10; s.inoh blade
pairs paper shears, Rodgers ~.oohs' oihch oiaoe'
p, nsf J ps shears, Rodgers. Sons. sueh blade
per pair
dozen scissors, per eozen, a., ;aiv;d,,, or firm,
Lacm PoPoI1 st snscfy price and but one price for
making y ama ar'c contained in the schedule Should
a amy article be required enumerated they 70 be fur
RnI form, Tor nropo,ls viii be furnished the depart
men, m nersons aDplying for them and as, without uni
orlniy therein, the department would ind II dl,cm 70
less substantially agreeing herewith.
The proposals to be addressed the Department OF
State, and endorsed Proposals Tor Stationery Noee r
be given to the person 10 whom ne - ~ ir -, nv,
bond with Two sufficient suretics, for its performance
The head OF the department. - in all cases TO decide
whether The rms of the have been complied wlt
and TO reject any article which may be- in his opinion oil
inferior quality well us to annn tne CONTRIB. upon amy
failure comply with the terms wi.nu .Iaso.iao0 j
Proposals will also be received curing u ne, SAM ~
ana supJeoL " @ NAV he reouired by the department
@ one year ron the LIST day of July, 1885, consisting Of
pLl on ,cr,t,uc MINER
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DOARDING--Mrs. STETTINIUS, opposite the City
ID Hail. Louisiana avenue, has several pleasant
occupied Mar 9-6teod
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GEORGE W. DEVECMUN,
Clerk 10 Commissioners of Allegany County.

No. of co'ty State Total.
acres, tax, tax.
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To be published twice week in the National Intelli
gencer Republican and Argus, and Sun, Baltimore Rich
mond Enquirer, Richmond; Spirit OF the Times ano
Daily Keystone and Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia.
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Brooke, Matthew f.. :
Brooke, Mat. e. and Allen :
Beatty, Robert II. John w. OF,
John L. Richie, and others :
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-03
From the Grand River Chronicle.

LAWYERS AND LEGAL INCIDENTS OF
NORTHWESTERN MIssouRI.-On the 10Th
dav of February. A. 1921. the Hon. Da-
vii Todd. the Judge of the first judicial cir
cult in the State of Missouri. held in Bluff
ton. the original seat Of Justice of the coun-
~ of Raw. the first circuit court that ever
convened within the limits Of what now
constitutes the eth Congressional district.
And the courts continued to be held there
until the wear 1925. when the seat of ius-
tice was transferred to Richmond.
Although BIuflton has ceased to exist,
and no memorial remains to mark the SPOT
where this once furnishing village stood.
vet glance at the BRIGHT galaxy of names
that are interviewer with its seven wears
judicial history. sufficiently attest the i'm
nortanco Of the position il once occupied.
Upon the crranization of the frs, court.
Hamilton Z, Gamble produced his commits.
sion as a circuit attorney. and after his res
ignation. the duties of that important Office
deyolvad successfully upon Abiel Leonard
and Charles French, who held similar COM
missions until the latter part Of that period.
when Robert ". Wells, the attorney gen.
craI, appeared as the representative of the
State. But while these men, who have at
tanned hi,h decree of professional emf.
nencc. were acting as attorneys for the
State. and engaging in civil trials at Bluff
ton, others no less distinguished were a.
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SCHOOLS.
why are not our public schools bet,er?'

why are not our public schools better
There are several reasons; the first Of which is.
the parent acts as though his responsibility had
ceased after seeing that school is opened and
his child placed there He seldom visits the
school, and inquiries into the progress of the chill
dren. He does not inform himself as TO the hab
its and disposition Of the teacher, or his mode Of
procedure in the instruction OF his pupils. He
should do otherwise. Let him follow his child
TO the school room. Let him see to it that the
kindly sympalhies and cheerful interest Of the
family freside are TO be met with in the person
of the teacher, and the chids associates, making
the school room emphaticalIy home. The teach.
er should be person whose heart is always warm
with affectionae kindness toward his pupils and
should feel the same responsibility Of the father
or OF the mother, in their instruction and i'm
provement. By such teacher, however, little
can be done with the children of those parents
who take no interest in the school or the teacher
excep, to find fault because he has fcu d i, ncccs
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-03

Potosi, on the pretence that Gen. Patterson
was coming to town.
81 And Zachary resumed his position at
Aqua Nueva, for his men were dry.
80 And he sent messenger to Wash.
ington with dispatches of all that had
been done and exhibiting his loss to be
near eight hundred men in killed and
woudded.
80 And told the Adiutant General to
tell the Secretary of War, surnamcd old
leather breeches, that it was. perhaps, as
well to keep the desert between him and
the enemy, as TO admit them down to Mon.
terey.
40. And there was great Joy among the
Americans, albeit many hearts were grieyed
by reason of the slain.
al And old Zacl ary was pronounced
by reclamation, as one Of the bhoys.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-03
III isEiaacTy.

AIRS. G.. OLDHAM respectfully informs the
iva Ladies Of Fayette and vicinity, that she is
prepared TO attend to the above business in all its
various branches. She fatters herself that she
will be successful in pleasing them. Long con-
tinuance in the business has made her familiar
with the different parts Of it.
Bonnets made to order at the shortest notice.
Straw and braid Bonnets altered to the modern
STYLE and bleached.
0TResidence-South west corner of the public
square.
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Millinery.

NERS. B. A. SHEPHERD respectfully informs
Iva the ladies of Fayete and it's vicinity, that
she is prepared with the latest fashions, and will
make and repair bonnets in the neatest manner.
She respectfully solicits their patronage. Work
done with despatch and charges moderate.
ErResidence in the South East corner of Fay
cite, opposite Mr.. Hendricks.
Fayette, April 9th, 1877. 7--tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-07-03
Saddles, Trunks and Harness.

SHOSAcs, AEeAAhs allu kAdEsaess'
1--WE undersigned has just received splendid
l. assortment of materials from Philadelphia,
and is now prepared to supply any calls in his
line.
GA He designs keeping on hand, in addi-
- tion to his stock of SADDLES, BRIDES,
&C., an assortment of travelling TRUNKS. Also,
CARRIAGE and WAGON HARNESS, Of the neateSt
and best quality, all Of 1chich he mill sell on as
accommodating terms they can be obtained in the
upper country.
He respectfully invites persons needing such
articles to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shop on the corner-a few doors below the store
of HUGHEs, BIRCH q WARD.
LELAND WRIGHT.
Fayette, June 26th, ls47.
N B. CASH CUSTOMERS CAN DO BEST WITH u.s.
though to punctual customers the usual credit viH
be giuen. Corn, Wheat, Flour, 6leaI, green and
dry Hides, Linen, Linsey and James, taken in
arhole, or in part, for rork.