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HARTwELI.s WASHINGTON HOUSE,

HARTWELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Chestnut ADORE seventh, door to the Masonic Hail.
Philadelphia
THIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and rcfrnshed
l. and the proprietor mas spared TO insure
dining saloon for gentlemen, well the private ord
chambers capacions, and fitted up in the most modern
Style This house being in central position, the propre-
tor solics continuance OF public favor pledgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared them
every luxury the city affords.
NJ. B. bath house is attached the hotel where
and cold baths canbe had at any hour.
NEW Music-Just rcccived-WM. FISCHER, Sta
IN toners Hail. Pennsylvania avenue, two doors
18th street, has this day received following music
Scenes where first in early childhood by Beames.
Mother, he's going away, composed by Lover.
Rose of Alabama, com posed by Hon. A. B Meek.
Mary Blame, music by A. G.. Still.
Brgand Leader and his Wife, by Mr.. Keller.
The False Friend, music by Vincent Wallace.
] had Hope, /" Mrs L. A. Tams
Lightly Won is Lightly Held, music by Mrs. Beckett.
Blow on! Pirates Glce, Is. F. Baker.
Forget the World, :" Harmonious.
Mountain Wave, =" g
We come again with song to greet you, &c
The Wild Old Woods, music by Crosby.
Monterey March, composed by w Rate
Mexican Hop Waltz, &C W. G. Peters.
La Saison de Saratoga, valse by Chas. Grobe.
La Belle, vase brliune, by J. +. Muller.
Lydia Waltz, composed by NJ Keller.
Flower Dance, Viennoise Children. May
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GREAT INVENTION i-Baby Jumper !-The above
useful and elegant assistant tho nursery for sale j.
H. GlBBS'S Fancy and Ornamental Hair Store Pennsy!-
vnnia avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
April 20-3f
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DARAsOLETs.-We have just received 200 parasolets,
OF all qualities and prices among them few rich dark
green, and many other desirable color which invite
the attention of the ladies' ID. CLAGETT az 20.
April I9--3tif
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rJNIE FRANCO-A1IERICAN, 90 Nassau street, New
i York.-This new and beautiful French paper,
Monday, April g. win be issued every Monday,
Wednesday, d Friday at the moderate rate OF So year,
S3 for six months; 81 80 for three months.
Devoted the of democracy liberty of egon and
social ameoraon its columns viii contain the most
and copious commercially administrative and Judiciary in
formation and original literary works of the best writers OF
both worlds, consisting of productions unpublished in
France; scientific agncuura CRITICAL and other articles
together with the Paris fashions NC.
The price, both of subscription and advertising
together with the quantity and interest of the
this paper advantages possessed by other OF the
kind in the United States.
AGENT -..r J. MICHARD,
l9hstree between + and e.
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J>DUCATION-Rev d. McCARTER'S boarding School
IL for boys, Snasbg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
The whole expenses for board tuition, &c, per session
of MONTHS $50
The branches taught embrace all those of a thorough
English and mathematical education, together with the
Latin, Greek German, and French languages.
Parents and guardians who may be looking for good
school in pleasant and healthy location, and easy of
will subserve their interests by nqurng into the
its of this institution.
The principal has had charge of for the last eight years
The summer session will commence Monday the Sd of
May. Payment at the end of the term
For reference Circular &c, containing full particulars
address REV. ID. McCARTER,
Principal and Proprietor, Strasburg, Lancaster Co., Pa
April 2f-d3w
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J. w. MAURY Il co., Managers,
Successors to j. g. Gregory T. Coz

$4,000!
III prizes of $4,000 Sl0OOO0 prizes Of 5000
100000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No 20, for lS47
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, May l5 1917
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IRIS. j. Ii. HILLS will open Spring Millinery Sat-
Nl urday April TO- at 10 O'Clock The ladies are invited
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10Th streets, mme
diately opposite Walter Harper's dry goods store.
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A CARD.-WALTER HARPER 81 CO., Pennsylvania
"A avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, would take this
method ofnforming their friends and purchasers generally
that they have received and opened this day another large
and beautiful assortment Of
Rich French silks, bereges, lawns, ginghams and quad
rifle and canels' hair plaids, Ia new article)
Rich embroidered robes of same material
Also, British and domestic goods in great variety
BONNETS PARASOLS, AND SUNSHADES.
We have opened choice assortment Of ladies' straw
and boys eghon hats, paraso and parasole in great
variety, some of very beautiful green glace
We respectfully invite all to call as above.
AprI2 .eo1it
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MISS POLK accommodate permanent and tran
wi sent boarders, in that large and double house on
street, door the Exchange Hotel one square from
Pennsylvania avenue, and near to ~ street
April 1916
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old CAPITOL.--H. V, HILL, respectfully informs resi-
dents and ansients wishing healthy residence dur
ing the heat and dust of city, that his house open for
boarders by the day, week, month"; situated immediate
ly the northeast Of the Capitol square Terms
April 22-3t*
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RoARDING.-NIRS. w. MANN, formerly of Phadel-
- phla Place. Ith and Streets having fitted up that
large and commodious house Pennsylvania avenue, two
oors west OF Jackson Hail. is prepared for the recep-
uon oil ooarders. The house has undergone thorough
y furnished -
ne whole arrangement is such to give boarders q
qu,et and pleasant home, moderate charges.
April 23-cod2y
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TOR. J. X. PIPER, homeopathic Physician. has
~ removed his office 10 Pennsyfvanis aven,> north
side, 10th street, over j. H. Gibbss fancy s->fe
DR. Piper employs gslvaDism electro-mnsnensm ne an
agent in the cure OF disease when necessau
Hours OF attendance at office for app aton OF above
from to O'Clock in the morning. ed from 70 In the
afternoon. March 81
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DELLSThe subscriber prepared to furnish bells OF
ID all sizes from 20 1900 lbs. suitable for churches
fire, factories, steamboats, &c. They warranted of
superior quality and Tone and have obtained the premium
at the New York State fair" several years past
have sold large number in this city and vicinity, and
refer any of the purchasers tone, quality &C.
recently sold (o 2si lbs) the Catholic church
LAUREL Maryland, has been heard eight miles, and gives
entire satisfaction An assortment generally kept hand
Orders promptly attended to.
JOHN H. HASKELL, Agent for
April 26-llt A. MENEELY, Baltimore, Md.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE, WILMINGTON. Delaware,

OOLLECToks UFFICE, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
April Nth, 1917.
NOTICE to underwriters, ship-owners, mariners,
~ merchants and others. Notice is hereby given, that
the lighthouse tower Cape May, will be removed and
the light suspended and after the LIST day of May next
and until it can be reconstructed and elit due notice
which will be given. HENRY HICKS, Collector.
Apri 24--d4w
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Also four tr lcts Of land situate in the District Of Column
ba, the side of the Eastern Branch the Potomac
being parts of large tract caed Baylys Purchase and
numbered and designated in plat thereof recorded among
the land records of Washington county i'm ber W. b. No
1870, folio Is, &c. as follows. viz
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china, and CIns..-THos. PIJR.

IL SELL has just mporcd per ships Ohio and Hugucno,,
from Liverpool direct, sXtynine and hogshead OF
earthenware and China, and from our own manufactures
fifty packages of cut, plain, and pressed glass; the
quality, patterns, and shapes which, with his former
tensye stock, comprises almost every article in his line
mention all of which will be sold whole
sale RETAIL at the nohe prices, for cash, time
punctual customers.
First quality factory prices, pipes in boxes
Britannia ware, &c.
A fine assortment OF common goods for retailing
He soics call from his friends and the public general
ly his store opposite Browns Hotel Pennsylvania
THOMAS PURSELL.
April l4-3taw2y MW&F
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INOR RENT three-story brick house, containing ten
IL rooms with pantres closets and cothes-presses and
good dry cellar and pump in the yard together with
cry convenience make pleasant residence The house
nearly new and has been painted and papered through
out and ready for tenant The rent will be very
low TO good tenant.
Two furnished paros very large and two chambers,
all well furnished and will be rented low.
The above property few yards from the State Depart
nen and in full view OF the Presidents house, on street,
near 18th. d. A. GARDNER.
A.
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M ADAM DYvERNOIs. Cap Manufacturer, 18th
tl street. Pennsylvania avenue, beg leave inform
her that she has eopened her which has
been closed for time of illness, and
would respectfully direct the attention OF her friends
supply recently received OF new patterns OF ladies riding
capsas well of the newest fashion tor gentemen
the moderate prices heretofore Orders for the
same thankfully received by -
April 2I-3* MADAM DYVERNOlS.
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REPoRTERs WANTED.--The undersigned is desi.
rous OF securing the services of several experienced
nogsphers during the session of Congress, and will
happy to receive communications ON the subject until
ne LIST OF August next Gentlemen who reply this nd.
tsement will please qualifications and reference s
Siiuy as possible, COMMUNICATIONS to DO post paid and
"oo'cssed to "Dr. ]. A. HoUsroN, NEw YORK. J"
.a JAMES A. HOUSTON,
N, Ssenosrspher to United States Senaie.
. WASHINGTON, March Is, 1871.
Mar l5-dIAug [InteJ
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NEW Spring and Summer Goods.- Duval IL Brother
~ merchant tailors, under Gadbys Hotel, Third
street, Pennsylvania avenue, would respectfully
TO their customers and citizens generally the arrival of their
spring and summer goods, among which desira-
BILE styles of French cloths, doeskns Dap dEte &c any
OF which they prepared make order their usual
style, elegance, and at moderate prices
April 7--3nw3w DUVALL & BROTHER.
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$5O,OC0l
GI5 0On GIN ooo

.,,,.>,>, io,WW $lU,VW
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 49, for 1917
To be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, May %, 1871.
60 number ottery-ll drawn Nos. in each package of
twenty tickets.
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CUPIiRIOR MATCHES.-The subscriber has Just re-
- ceived large supply of those innitabe friction
matches, which decidedly the best i'm Sold whole
sale and retail at Statoners Hall.
April 23-d3w W. FISCHER.
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REVTAL SVRGER y,

By @. III. VAN PArrKN, M. ID.
Permanent office and residence door Todds Ha
Store near Browns Hotel
Dec Sly
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DLACK Lace shawis.-We have Just received 10 black
~ lace shawls, assorted prices
April 23-3tf ID. CLAGETT & co. *
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rs number Ioltery-I3 drawn ballots |!
Tickets S2-Halves $I0-Quarters $5-Eights So So
Certificates OF packages Of rs whole tickets $3.50 90
Do. do. 26 half do. 100 90
Do do. rs quarter do 65 90
DO do rs eighth do 32 so
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FULLER's SODA WATER.

n w: FULLER of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street. having had his apparatus newly timed to
prevent liability to contamination by copper other inn
pprities and secured unlimited supply of BosToN Ice
or the whole season, is now prepared to furnish this
ffeshing beverage in its highest of perfection
The greatest variety in the city ofsuPRRIoR SIRIUS all of
his own manufacture constantly supplied for the Fountain
as usual. Until April 22-d3f
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II EGAL Biblogrnphy.-A Thesaurus of American, Eng
IL lis rsh and Scotch Law Books, together with
Continental Treatises with critical observations their
various editions and authority, to which is prefxcd
copious ist OF Abrevations pcte in VOL BY J. G..
Marvin Just published, and this day received by
April n +. TAYLOR.
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Dungaree, dyed in the yarn0 yards 10000
The clothing and clothing materials will be divided into
nine classes for each of which separate proposals will be
received, and a separate contract made, viz.
First CidssA the woolen articles made up, viz; blue
cloth pea jackets, blue cloth monkey Jackets blue cloth
trowsers blue flannel Shirts blue flannel under shirts,
"A inn a
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STAUNToN, March Is, l847.

STAUNToN, March Is, l847.
To E. Hogshead, Esq, Jas. Bumgardner, Esq.,
Col. George G.. Robertson, COL Vim. T.
Tate, and ". X. Trout, Esq:
GENTLEMEN,-I have been favored with yours
OF the 18th inst, informing me that had been u
unanimously nominated by the cow ention which
assembled that day at Greenville, as a candidate
for g seat in the Senate of Virginia, to represent
the District composed of the counties Of Augusta
and Rockbridge.
receive, Gentlemen, with the most grateful G.
motions, this additional evidence OF the confidence
reposed in me by my fellow citizens. My only re-
greet is, that the inclemency of the weather and
dltion of the roads prevented the Rockbridge Dele
cation from participating in the deliberations of the
Convention, but from what have beard from va
rlous sources of the sentiments of the people of
Rockbridge, have been induced to believe that
my nomination would not be unacceptable to them
Under this impression, consent to accept the nom
ihatlon which the Convention did me the honor to
confer upon me, and will avail myself of an early
occasion to make known to the District my senti-
ments on the most important questions, which are
likely to come before the Senate of Virginia
For the kind expression OF your individual wish
es for my acceptance of the nomination, thank
you, and beg you TO believe that am, with all re-
spect and esteem,
Your friend and obt servant.
WIN KINNEY
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

On the LIST Monday of March, Il School for the
Education Of Females will be opened in
Naynesboro, under the immediate instruction OF
Miss SARAH III. DoUGLAss, who has been fully cd
ucated at the Augusta Female Seminary, and who
comes highly recommended by her former Teach
eIs The gentlemen who are the principal patrons
Of the School, have entire confidence that Youno
Ladies III the ordinary of an Academic Ed
ucallon, will here find facilities and accommodations
which VIII justify every reasonable expeciation-
Particulars may he learned on application to w
w. King, Waynesboro.
u, Further reference to Rev. g. NJ SMITH.
Rev. x. w. BAILEY, Hon. a. III. III. STUART
and ALIEN. S. HALL, Stanton
February % IS47
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o BI II u A RY.


Departed this life in the county of Bath on the 18th
day OF February last, aged 81 years, Mrs. ANN
PAYEE, widow of Joseph Payne, dec, an officer in
the Revolutionary Army. The deceased was a native
OF the State OF New York, and was married TO her
husband on Long Island, whilst he was prisoner of
the British army After the close of the war she re-
moved with her husband TO the county of GoochIand
in the State Of Virginia, where they resided twenty.
SIX years. from thence they removed TO the county of
Bath where she resided up TO the period her death
having survived her husband twenty years For
tne last ten years Of her life her situation rendered
sSSn.rely comfortable by ample pension from the
11ove,ntnent OF the United States account Of the
1,e'o.elonary services Of her husband. She an
sy.: Miess OF the battle Long Island between the
49, ~ aua ,; american armies, in which her husband
o S "o.vc part, and in which he was taken prison
~ os was lady of fine intelligence great urbau
S;ned bcr ,.n and much goodness of heart She
,snvo heL mental faculties up 10 The moment of her
@ rnc' I he nr ast words embodied the request that
Church Yard Of Windy Cove Church vhic y. va"
was complied with. winch request 90
- DIED, in Stanton, on Saturday morning Las, A;rs
ELIZABETH DALToN, in the Goth year Of bs ,' &c tG
bituary next weck1 "so'- w.
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Two Tracts or Parcels ofl.and,

containing together, 36S ACRES more or less, living
five miles East of Stanton, ON the McAdamiscd
Road-it being the same land purchased by James
Bell from the late DIR. John Johnston The improve
ments are two story
lBlGIOES IT O U SEQ
suitable for large family, large FRAME BARN,
a good Stone Dairy connected with fine spring of
water, and twenty acres of good Meadow, which
can be watered. The land lies well and is desira-
bic TO any person who wishes settling himself in
good neighborhood convenient to Saunton, to Mills,
Blacksmith Shops, sc. sc.
These Tracts will be sold separately OF together,
as may be deemed best the day of sale; if sold
separately, the 81 acres, part of the 3GS acres,
will be sold in parcel and 2SI acres in another
An unquestonable title will be made.
TERMS.-One third of the money TO be paid in
hand, and the balance in two equal annual install
ments-thc purchasers giving bond with good per
sonai security for the deferred payments, and the
legal title withheld until the whole purchase mon
ey is paid Possession will be given on the day of
sale, reservng TO the present owner the crop of
of Wheat now growing on the land.
1cs- A credit of 30 or go days on the hand money
with interest from day of sale, will be given if de-
sired.
WIN A. BELL,
DAVID S. BELL.
February %, lS47.-tds.
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$40 REWARD.
PUBLIC AIGTI0N.

RY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to me
~ by franklin L. Geiger, and of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Augusta,
shall, on the first day of February Court (being
the 22nd instantly in the town of Stanton, offer
for sale at auction to the highest bidder, the
mainder of the Stock of Goods of said Gel
ger. Terms at sale Sale to continue from
day TO day till finished.
BREEZE JOHNSON, Trustee.
Feb 9, 1917.
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DIR. l. f ROY'S
Vegetable Universal Pills.

IRE strengthening Prgatire and a Purifying
Tonic.
TNHE hopes Of the American Agents are far more
IL than realised, by the of DR. LIE ROY'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS on this side of
the Atlantic, Never did medicine spring into such
immediate popularity. In less than three months eiyh
ty thousand boxes have been disposed of and cerf
Gates OF cures performed by them received from up
wards of four hundred persons. The embraced
great number of diseases but those which prcdomina
ted were Bilious Fever, Collie. Habtual Costveness
Dysencry, Loss OF Appetite, Flaulcncc, Worms, and
Lowncss of Spirits. persons who take them agree
that they are far superior every other medicine they
used IN the mildncss, the energy, and the efficacy Ct
their action for though they produce neither grippe
nausea they act the with great direct
ness, force, and rapidity and purgatVc leave no.
thing TO he desired. But their great peculiar excel
cnce and that hch distinguishes them from all other
purgatSes is, that their operation is followed by
action Their unrvalled purify ing and purgaiive pro-
pcrtics, Tor which they ind ebcd the of
Sarsaparlla and other Ingredients being controlled by
their highly tonic virtues, derived from extract of
Wild Cherry, they do not strain the digestive organs
INTO action as the mode of operation 18th other ca
thartics but on the contrary strengthen them
ton Thus all other purgative medicines produce
the gastric juice while Dr. lie Roys Pills leave all the
machinery OF the system full of life and activity and
the bowels open aud natural.
The American Agents would confidently add, that
the trial OF single box is all that is required obtain
from any person the acknow led emcnt that DIR. lie
Roy's Vegetable Universal Pills only dcscrv-
ing OF the cncomumS which have been literally and
unanimously showcrcd on them both sides Of the At.
lanc, but that their virtues beyond all praise
o. Price % cents per box.
A. d. WREN,
Feb. %, 1877. Agent for Staunton.
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COM NOMINATIONS.
TO JOHN McCUE, ESQ.

Sir:-Believing that WILLIAM KINNEY, Esq,
the nominee of the Greenvile Convention, is not
the choice of the people of this Senatorial District,
we would respectfully, yet earnestly, request you to
announce yourself candidate for their suhrages
We are at all times willing to submit to the de-
cison of a Convention, IN tchich The people are
represented Owing to the uclemency Of the
weather, the people ,cere not represented in this
Greenville Convention, and we, i'm common with
many of our not disposed to sub
init to the dictate of that body, in which Wings
and Democrats are found working shoulder to
shoulder, showing plainly, that their nomination
was the offspring of personal preference, and not
political principle. Deeming it highly improper
IN the members of that meeting to have made any
nomination, VIC hope you will feel yourself relieved
from all restraint, and consent to take the field as
the candidate of the Wing party.
WIG VOTERS
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G. r e AT EDUCT TON
CRAB BOTTOM LAND FOR SALE,

RY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Superior
~ Court of Law and Chancery for Pendleton
County, pronounced at its October Term, 1916, in
the suit Of John Samples and wife, Us. Sampson
IlckaiCose, the subscriber being appointed Com
missioner TO execute said Decree, will proceed to
sell to the highest bidder on Friday the Both of
April 1917, in front of the Store OF Andrew Sy-
bert. i'm CIah RnlLnIn- Pnnllcinr Gnrntu thn
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TR.E CT Or E,s.S I'D

mentioned in said decree, containing 81 ACRES,
and adjoining the lands of Jacob Newman and ia
cob COaw'S heirs. The above tract Of land lies in
the heart of Crab Bottom, and for its size is perhaps
among the best Grazing Farms in the county.
TERMS OF SALES much of the pur-
chase money will be required on the day Of sale as
will pay the costs of suit and expenses Of sale, in
Guiding commissions; the remainder in three equal
payments OF six, twelve and eighteen months from
the day of sale, the purchaser giving bond and
good security. carrying interest from the day Of
sale. PETER H. KINKEAD, Com'r.
fendieton, Co. Va March Is IS11.-tds