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al improvements declared that The power TO reeu ate
Construct roads aud canals and improve the Of
water IN order 70 promote and uch
!hs ordinary import Of the terms strengthened by known
Pr.'ideat Monroe the House of Represents
tves oil he ath oil May, 1872 anIrg his
M snsd An AZ for The and repair Of The
BY the States before the al ,pon Of
reign and vessels Employed IN na ,o i
and si aSs Sa n
foreign nations and TO prevent any the ate bet
which produced the adoption of ,h.
md IL o% The re-
n & ON the transfer Of the power
III
sns ON s:sf 8, Gs!
1oas State imposed high du,i.: on
the States Lighter duties to invite those
into the other securing 70 he%.eIVe.' III.
contracted policy in some othe State.
the differing States. and thus grown Up .ae
the Union e and viii III hope % of Yn nen IVA.
those blessings which we had anticipated from the Gor Gus
an EN- or ths, The certain ,na we were happily
lnon; was the complete abolition Of this pemcious policy
nations. sad q each ohsI ri. adopted
impo,t that laid the vessels Of for
were UNIFORM Throughout the Unlted states
ana the between the States themselves. du
uc oil any KIND were imposed other than between different
pon and countri es within the same State
inns view supp rted by seres Of measures, all Of
naihe1 character pr cedng the adoption Of the constitution
As carry as the year l7B Congress recommended % the
S 70 vest 10 the unied si,. Foyer levy duty Of
stats IGr the term OF ftesn IN 7ss TIN:
an nS ops Of .n term to repeated
ana moie earnestly urged 10 1884, recommended 10
ss. 70 authorize C9ngres. TO prohibit under certain
INTO me United state. for fifteen years,
Ia HSo the consideration OF the subject resumed and
issposon presented IN new fern, with address to
tue otesefhlnng the principles when Of the
pwer 20 regulate was deemsd indispensable In 1856 meet
ate on this subject and on their report the convention was
Tor ned at Pnia9eIpha the ensuing from all he States
stituton ~ '' A
Ia none Of these the subj of internal i'm.
povement mentioned even glanced Those Of 1884, s5
s6 and leading step by sep TO the adoption Of the
ton had IN view only the obtaining Of enable Con.
gees to regulate trade with foreign powers IL manifest
gether second object suggested by and adopted in con.
ofimprovement included under either banch this grant
The pretenson to H. however under that his never
weights " = -
Such isabrei history Of the origin progress and conss
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THE TIMES,
EDITED by DUFF GRI

EDITED DUFF GREEN.
THlS paper will be, as far as practicable full fair and
candid record of passing events but its chief present
purpose is to counterfeit the abolition by I'M
masking the designs motives and end Of political abo
rights property interests, prosperity and liberty of the
NORTH to the rights and property Of the south and by
peals their intelligence and patriotism to unite tie wise
and good Of all parties, in every section in ef
The TIMES will be published weekly in Washington city,
and sent to subscribers, through the mall for So 30
For copies 10 90
Publication office Pennsylvania avenue corner of Four
and-a-half street.
AGENTS
Brook, Shilngton, Co., Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria
TIMES is established requested act as agents for OBJ
tanning subscribers.
Editors throughout the country requested publish
this prospectus and forward their papers In exchange
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THERE is no longer the slightest doubt that galvanism
disease is caused by the absence of this vitality or gavan
ism IN its healthy proportion Here them is the whole
rous agent which is now rapidly subduing the pride
and prejudice with which its merits first darkened
explanation Of the numbeess benefits and daily increasing
success which follow the application Of Dr. Christies raj
panic rings, belts, and other articles In many of these
cases the results facts though they be-ae almost beyond
belief, and we are led involunarily to exclaim.
And M;i, Overcome con US Ike summers cloud
The following statement can be conoborated by several
respectable witnesses in the city of New York Its truth is
Almost year since, in 1876, number of Dr. Christe,
gatuanic and magnetic cvativc presented to the New
males and in many instances the most happy relief in
variety Of very affecting cases. was experienced Mrs
principal directess of the institution informed Dr. Chris,
ties agent Of the case of aged lady, inmate who
by and general prostraton Of the SYSTEM that the ply
scians said she could live but few days and preparn
raj As matter Of curiosity Or expermen ne or l ln
some other unaccounabe cause, the application Of the
Sufferer, ana irabis dietr, change was pmo e mme.
diaey apparent! In few words, the old lady recovered
comprehensive power OF gavansm The above satenen,
is made without the authority of the highly respectable
OF duty to the afflicted.
Many cases equally extraordinary may be obtained on
application to the agent
The great celebrity and Of Dr. CHRIsTIES gal
vanic articles has caused them to be countereed by
sls j bs IL psaf
eae Se % Or All so Sns the %
worthless No pedars travelling agents will, any
count be employed.
All applications requesting further information or regard
ing business with Dr. Christie, should be addressed
ID. G. MOORHEAD, Agent-General for the u. ST.
No. 1872 Broadway, New York.
Only agent in Washington, D. c.,
M. II. STEVENS, No. i, Browns Hotel.
| Nov 26---ThMNSf
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THE U MON.
By n. W. DYER. .sucssoneey.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.--On Mon
day. the 10Th instant, halfpas 10 o'clock, IN,
shall se the OF 18th and Streets the household
furniture Of lady declining housekeeping, amongst which
Cane-seat and other chairs, rocking chairs
Mahogany dining and side tables, workstand
Crockery and glass ware, window curtains
Carpets bedsteads, good feather beds
Mattresses, bureaus, wardrobes
Washstands nc
With many other articles and an assortment of kitchen
requisites
Terms of sale All of and under $25 cash; over
$2o credit Of sixty days, for approved endorsed
bearing interest X. w. DYER,
Nov. 22-eodNds Auctioneer
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PROSPECTUS
CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER.

With the commencement OF the 3Oh Congress, we pro-
pose TO continue the Congressional Register the same
plan published during the last session II will contain
full and accurate report of the business proceedings OF
Congress- together with sketches of the debates which take
place in each house. The Congress will be OF TIE
most important which has assembled for years, and il is
determination TO give to the people complete history
of er proceedings and such o,o price that every per-
who takes interest in the of that body pro
copy 1t believed that the LIST session of the Both
Congress will continue least eight months and there
fore propose TO issue weekly mammoth sheet,
orm their proceedings the Unprecedented low of
One dollar per copy for TIC session.
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DISTANT SUBSCRIBERS may forward money by letter
the postage which will be paid by nd all risk
sumed by ourselves in its safe transmission.
Postmasters authorized to agents and by
sending five DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed, o.
five SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with 1925 enclosed five
WEEKLY subscribers with 80 enclosed will be entitled to
copy of the edition they furnish subscribers
for, GRATIS.
NorIcENeDspaprs, by publishing prospectus, with
this notice attached, until the LIST OF December will
ceive, during the session of Congress- the Congressional
Register and Tri- Weekly Onion.
RITCHIE 81 HESS.
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IA FOR SALE OR RENT, that large, commodous,
EA and well-fnished brick dwelling, situated on the
east side of 9Th street, between G and H. near the
Patent Office This dwelling is three hgh con-
slss OF twelve rooms including the basement and kitchen
finished with mantels of Italian and Egyptian marble The
basement dining room "a comfortable apartmenD is also
yard there is large csern capable of holding four
bahouse the premises coal and wood
cellar in front, under the pavement, which connects
with the basement The dwelling has MANY other
convenences such requisite for a large and gen
teel family, for which the house is well <adapted
lnquirers who wish to view the premises, NAV call Mt
the residence Of the subscriber door the advertised
dwelling or at his marble yard and rooms, on street.
the Union office. THOMAS BERRY
Nov. o diff
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CO. At a meeting held by Frocmen's VigtIant To-
tai Abstinence Society, Temperance Hail. on Friday,
18th inst the following officers elected for the
suing six months,
Mr.. George Savage, President.
M 9. Cammack, LIST Vice President.
E. Speaks I'd Vice President
JE. w Thompson, Recording Secretary.
W: Nailor Financial Secretary.
!. Henshaw, Corresponding Secretary.
DR.. j. Borrows, Treasurer.
Ereeutipe COMMITTEE: Waters, Gin, DR. J. Walsh,
f. Burnett, William Tanning and Y. Tucker
The above society will hold public meeting Monday
evening next (29th inst Temperance Hail. at o'clock
The public generally are invited TO attend:
JAMES L. w. THOMPSON, Y
Recording Secretary.
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ORpHAN's CoURT, November 26 1917.
District of Columbia Warrington county, to tcit:
nRDERED that the administrator personal
" of Robert Cotman, late of Washington county,
deceased, give the notice required by law the credit
OF said deceased, by advertisement week. for
three weeks, in the Washington Union.
Test: ED. N. ROACH, Register.
THIS L. TO give notice. that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court OF Washington county,
personal estate Of Robert Goldman, late of Washington
county, deceased all persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscribers before the 18th
day OF November next they may otherwise by law be
Guided from all benefit Of said estate Given under my
hand this 18th day of November, 1917.
c. l.. COLEMAN,
Nov 26- Administrator.
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DRAWN Numbers OF susquehanna Canal Lottery.
IL class 81 ~
8s 70 SO Is SO SO II 80 "a 80 80 SO AZ
9Nov. 26-N d. PAINE ~ CO.; managers.
A DDITIONAL SUPPLY elegant Fancy Goods
"a The subscribers would respectfully call the atten-
ton oczens and strangers visiting the District col
lection of the most elegant French, English, and India
goods be found in the city, which have been selected
with great from the latest New York importaons.
Among which are
loepieces rich plain shanseable glace silks
do high-colored plaid laventne do
ie do yard o wide changeabe Ottoman Ottoman silks
! do extra rich yard wide black watered do
3 do do do black gro de Rhine, do.
for vsites, cardinals, &C., with fringes, gmps,
DC, OF the most fashionable styles to match
l do yard wide black silk velvet
10 do fancy colored velvets, usual width
Is extra rich long real Cashmere shawls
70 do square do do
rs very rich ball dresses, variety of styles
10 do damask satin dresses
80 do lace capes
21 new style French ~ worked collars
70 do and richly embroidered handkerchief
very richly embroidered satin deshne dresses
very handsome Partisan cloaks
% pieces new style cashmeres and mousseines
rs do brilliant plaid, all wool do
do mode coIored French merinoes
I'D do rich satins, every shade
ID do maicelincs avery variety of color
10 do black, striped, and plaid Pekin silks
do black Turk satins
Together with great variety Of
Gloves, hosiery thread laces and edgings
Bobbin edgings, silk aces, silk frnges
Lnen-cambric handkerchics, clear lawn hdkfs &c.
All Of which are now being received and will be sold on
accommodating terms. p II HOOE 81 Co
p s. We would call especial attention to a lot of very
rich Irish poplins this day receiveda desirable article
Nov. 2i--3wif
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1y ~. w: DYER, .4ucttoneer.

GALE OF Valuable Property In the City Of Washing
~ ton and in Alexandria county, Virginia, public
ton--By virtue OF deed of trust, executed the 4
day Of August lsi7, duly recorded in liber W. b. No 1885,
ington county, in the District Of Columbia, the subscriber
onea 0 n sale at Pubic a@con at ne auction rooms OF
next to commence at ii o'clock, m, the following vaua
PIE lots IN the city OF washington with the improvements
psh the objects for which the said deed givenhat is
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NTOTICE.The holders of the certificates of second
In instalment of the Peruvian indemnity hereby
ed that the said certificates will be paid their
the Fifth Auditor of this Department. Amount
paid of ID nstalment is SJ7, ga.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, November %, 1917.
Nov. "a INar. Intel1
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and, George w. Bowman, John Cessna, esq, VIM. p
Sche esq, and Dr. George II. Keyser when at late
hour the meeting adjourned with tremendous cheers for
Skunk and Longsueth, and the American army now in
Resoped That the proceedings of this meeting be signed
by the officers and published in the Bedford Gazette Dem
ocratc Union, Pennsyvanian Washington Union and all
other democratic papers that may proper copy them
[Signcd by the oficers.l
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In square No. $685. lots Nos. and III
And immediately after the sales of the said lots the sub
scriber will also offer atPubc auction valuable lands
in Alexandria county Va, forming part oil the property
known the Gebe Lands divided in parcels of from 100
to l5O each--the being also included in the
deed of trust before referred to.
The square south OF square l73 is the property lately
cupied by Cen Van Ness beautifully improved, and too
well known require further description. There also
good Improvements on many OF the other lots.
The terms OF sale us follows, viz one-fourth OF
the purchase money be paid in hand, and the
residue in one, two and three years. the purchasers to
give their with approved endorsers bearing interest
from the day of sale, and deeds of trust the property to
the payment of said and, full payment of
the purchase money, with all interest and costs, If any
the subscriber will convey at the expense Of the Purcha-
sers, all the right and title vested in him by the before
named deed of trust If the terms of sale be not complied
with in days after the sale, the the right
oselng the property bought by such delinquent purcha
sers, their risk and expense after days notice.
t RID. SMITH, Trustee.
Oct. l5-eodihs II. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
After the sale of the foregoing lots and tracts lands the
following lots in the city of Washington will be offered
public auction at the place. Tor the purchase money
Of which credit will be given OF from one to five years
bearing interest," if satisfactory security be giyen viz:
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H. McBLAIR has received from New York aud
j Baltimore an of family groceries, which
selected with great quality Among the
articles
Fresh green and black teas
Old government Java Marcaibo, Laguira and Rio
coffees
Goshen butter and cheese
New York winter apples
Fresh rasins prunes, figs currans almonds and cit
Loaf and crushed sugars
West India sirup t'1aa
Salmon, mackerel, and herring
Superior London brown
Superior old MononRahela whiskey
Sauces, catsups pickles, horse radish, prepared
Preserved peaches, currant Jelly
Superior olive oil, Judd's sperm Candles winter
bleached oil,
And variety of other groceries, which he offers his
friends and the public on liberal terms.
pennsyva nia avenue, between 18th and 18th
Nov 22-4t* ,3s,r
INTERPRETING RELIC FOR SALE.
THE IDENTICAL PRINTING PRESS at which DIR.
l. Benjamin Franklin worked while apprentice in
London is offered for SALE
II is in the United States Patent Office at Washing
where it deposited its arrival from London in
1912.
Public institutions, societies, individuals who may
wish to possess this valuable and interesting relic, will
please address the Hon. EDMUND BURKE, Commission
or OF Patents, Washington city, or
JOHN B. MURRAY
Nov 22-2awf H. Old Slip, New York.
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THE WEEKLY UNION

This publication is only the cheapest, but il contains
valuable reading than is be found in any
other Weekly published at the price in the country
Besides the politics of the day, contains all the late and
important both foreign and domestic and its
cal articles equaled 1t will also contain complete
synopeal summary of proceedings Of both Houses
Congress- and be furnished subscribers the low
One dollar and tcensy-aUe cesis per copy for the
sion.
Clubs will be furnished with ten copies for $40
AH subscriptions must be pad in adpance.
PosTMAsTERs, by sending fire Subscribers for either of
the abope publications. will be entitled to copy
Subscription price of Daily Union per year $40 90
Subscription price of Semi Weekly, published ri-
weekly during the sessions of Congress 90
Subscription price of Weekly 200
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LRENCH LESSONS, mt Ave dollars per month, win
IL be given by French lady, application the board
OF Mrs Stetsons the south side of Penn ave-
nue. between 3D. and ~ streets, opposite jackson Hall
Nov. E}-3teod* srIt il at
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COPP's PAVILION.

COATED on Louisiana avenue, near the corner OF 9Th
IL street, and few steps north of Colemans hotel.
On the first floor is first class restaurant with several
spacious private paors for parties, always ready the
shortest notice. sol lt G
On the floor there is suite OF spacious and very
bathing rooms, where baths of different kinds may
all times be had at the low charge OF Is each, hot
cold Good constantly in attendance, without
ira charge Both tho and the bathing establish
ment are deemed inferior to in the country.
On the second floor bowling saloon both commodous
and elegant and unsurpassed by any similar saloon
either OF the cities OF the Union = ~ s l,l tti 7flfi
In the rear of this saloon is weapponted pistol gal
ery. a4ln i'4t. - 4a.f
The Pavilon's charges in each department will be mod
ernte and the whole establishment will be open every day
and evening of the week. except Sunday, which day
the bathing establishment alone will be open until II
o'clock. VA ~ re-
The proprietor invites the public to call and examine
Nov 24-dlm MOSES COPP.
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OsT coral brs.stpan, with three sets, for which
IL hbernl reward viii be given by calling at No B.
second story, Treasury building, Nov 22-u
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A HANDDOmELY-FURNIsHE PARLOR ana SIX
"A welurnished chambers for rent, on Pennsy wanna
avenue, few doors Of Coiemans Hotel Inquire ut
8. PARKER'S Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Penn. avenue, between A and streets, mp stairs.
Nov. 24-6tif
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
grYngR NOON BY THE SHORE OF ONTARIO
81 rEASxIiN , orrEEsos

=
How quiet sleeps the silver wave
On fair Ontsrio's snow white strand.
Asifits waters loved 10 lave
The marge Of Freedoms happy land
A swell as gentle as the breast
OF maiden ia q dream Of love-
All else is foil and perfect rest,
As moyeiess as the blue above.
There g not breath, there 5 DOT q sound,
To fan the brow or wake the ear.
The aspen leaf repOse has found.
For Silence waves her sceptre here.
lis Natures holy hour Of prayer,
And CLASSY wave and emerald sod
Breathe opw ard through tbs iiieiess AR
Their viewiess, yOiceless praise 70 oON
The wild birds song has wsned away
And died adown toe shady deli
As If IL stunned the zarish day
And loneed - bid the sun isre"ei'
There 4 not a cloud IN all the ar
To break the shoreless Sea Of Space
One vsult of blue is bending there
The ether home Of NothIngness
The flaming sunbesms blight the gaze,
As. falling like fiery robe
They miDgle ia mystic maze,
And dance and simmer Ter the globe
The eyelids droop--the doors OF Thought
Are closed. and Thought Itself Is still
The falling Mind, with toll o'erwrought'
No more obeys the iyrant Will
Oh. sweet Reposel the care worn Soul,
Relieved awhile Of thoughts Of earth,
Wings upward % its be vcny goal
Md fingers round us place Of birth!
Here let me pass the sutry day,
With none but God and Nature near,
And dream Of Heaven, till Luna's ray
Illumes the Orient hemisphere
Til star.beams. falling one by one.
Their soft and Tranquil light untold,
And, miDgling with the setting sun,
Seem liquid silver blent with gold
Till Zephyrs pinions fan the lake.
la amOrous dalliance with It's wave
Till Nights sweet bird her carols wake
In requiem DER the Day-Gods grave.
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bl BIit NDtttE 10 hereby gwen llAl me lO.lo"lng
Petitions have been presented 70 the Board Of Alder
men viz To have bs sewer ln Bsrcisy.sreet extended
rom College plsce point hundred and htsen feet
west OF Broadway. To have constructed 10 An
In Ceuer-srect Also 10 hsve vacant lots on the
block bounded by Eighteenth sud Nineteenth streets
Fin-ayerue and Broadway fenced IN. All persOns inter
e.tei the above propositions having objections 10 the
same, SIRE requested TO present them Ia wnng to the
ders COED Ct h. 0ai .e No Hall of Records before
The 9Th day of July inst MARTIN THOMPsON,
Street Commissioner
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Plated ALsATA WARE.

u fALDlN5 = WATT, - Brla-sag, have r-c-lft y
= Re ale EIlys-s genera asiofl--l Of FlA--a Aloas
" Asf CONSISTING u fJfks, spcO-' casoft e-NS
t-a k-.-s, seE &c. lie Ilst lc-rl al ilslol
s1-e L9e1ol paerrs, wncn are UNIVERSALLY aPyfv &C u
Enszl1 znd FOR l1e nrsi unls offered ~ ne amer
icAl plIIc Thsy have extensive zssortmrri "
s0J-s qA-11 IL - best amer uPln bflsl PA-s ala
garA1 s4Tsr. a. a. r-ss0uz1- Prces, 40 VAR sni-c
To cos7 r-scnbs1cs Wncl AS qai-d Nare bears - s-
f-i 80 1ers1ly al cllap when cJmp -rr- WIZ
49, esq "a F-s superiority over wares AL-4 -Ppl cop
per basis -sla1s1- general usc ~ iai--s u
-slncl1l 10 Enxlaui And comnr1l 10 70 nc isgOrao.=
sll---51 " ~ people 0f N eo4uLly.
>2adilg Wan rrE1 s1t rep ate caLee- 1ras, g. 81
cl1ei lalps Can -srks 1fns cz1los, sfoy-si fufss
&c u te E-os1 fsluAEsci A1d bs=aIl1. syle AID u
sa0H n0aee. i=l7 5l-ot
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Eraal Notices.

by ORDER q Hon }. 81. Ecnolds no--cs . here
- ~ Egrn, Pursuant lhr Prufsols % lu s-4.5 g..
llElg alla--nruls sgsust uhs-cIc-le, concealed sn1
lulrrsl1-lt l-Dl0rs nat al sia--l lss s. rl -a-s
Us 7slas VI JOHN GALL AGhER - ascending csolOr
ISIS rssts1t " Ijl Washington street y I. ald nal
ne farl- be sd FOR ne payment ~ he de1ls unless
% appear dlsclz-gs slcn alscnlr-t sccrfrn ~
So, sll.l ml1ihs from ne nfsI p4olcA- 20 or rs
lo-- a-d st Ne payment u any cr3-s c-- % hin ~
s-y persons within rs sIao ar1 ne delivery 20 Mn %
zoo l lse g acy properly wll1 ias sale belonging -
L.1 ald i1s lra.er q zny u ls properly ~ I'm are
ll-lc--l by law All are vuil-Ds-r1 no I'D tay Of
May,lst7. WILLIAM COLT,
AuJrney Tor Attaching Creliiof,
TglE I.uxgn No &Aazl-sL