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National Publishing Company's.

Duly Isl Of Nec Books aud Prints.
THE CRIMINAL ASSlZES, Romance of the Poor one
l. of the thrilling written, 12s cents.
Homeopathy, by DIR. Hoick 25
Outlines of Anatomy for popular by Dr. Hollck with
an Illustrative plate 81 25.
rLuMBEoryPE PICTURES.
Portraits of Rev Orvle Dewey, ID. ID, Rev J. Brecken
Colonel Watson exGovernor Bouck, New York, Governor
Skunk, OF Philadelphia, Colonel w. w. Seaon Mayor of
Washington, Colonel J. G. Davies, Mayor of Baltimore
General Tench Tghman Professor Mapes of New York,
Sir Richard Pakenham, British Minister and Hon. Louis
McLane, % cents each.
The DAILY NATIONAL PLrMBEorrPE PoRIRAIT GALLERY
containing licensees of distinguished Americans.
3i3 beautiful executed portraits furnished subscribers
for the low price of SIS per year Pennsylvania avenue
near the Capitol. Jan Il
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NOTICE of Copartnership-The undersignad hor-l,

NOTICE of COpartnership.-The undersigned hereby
IN respectfully that they have This dsv entered
into copartnershp under the and style of Yerbv
Brother for the sale OF foreign and domestic staple and
cy dry goods.
They have taken store No g. Centre Market space be-
tween It and St streets recently occupied by p H. ooe
Co.. where they respectfully invite call from those pur-
chasing dry goods. They have hand we-assor,cd
Stock suitable to the present demand, and will be in con-
slant receipt of and seasonabe goods selected with
and bought for cash. which they will sell at very small
advances for cash, or to punctua customers the usual
terms.
ALBERT i. YERBY
Jan 2D-3h A. VERIFY.
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object this obtain divorce the
il complainant from the defendant, and for the payment
the real OF her deceased father heretofore sold by
commissioners under and in virtue of order of Talbot
County Court.
The bill states that the twelfth day of March, the
Lord thousand eight hundred and thirty
nne the complainant. Elizabeth La Rue, formerly Eliza
beth Clark ntennarried with the defendant and that
days after the celebration Of their marriage the said
defendant abandoned the painant without known
cause, and left the State OF Maryland, which he has
since returned The bill further that the time of
the heirs law of William Tibbes Clark deceased,
undivided interest the real estate of which he died
seized; which said real has been sold by commits
sones under and by virtue OF commission issued out OF
Talbot County Court value and divide the same and the
bonds purchasers thereof duly executed conditioned
for the the complainant the respective due
her That the said due for the complain
ants interest in the said real of the said William
Tibbles Clark, remain still unpaid, except small portion
thereof attached in the hands of William T. Stchbey,
one of the purchasers the said real for debt of the
said defendant The bill further that the complain
had child by the defendant, who is living
that il very INDECENT circumstances and that she
has been entirely abandoned by the defendant, who has
been beyond the limits OF the state OF Maryland Tor more
than six years.
IL is tliereupou adudged and and ordered that the
panant by causing copy of this order be inserted
some newspaper published in the city Of Washington, in
the hi strict of Columbia each three
weeks three before the third Monday of May term,
in the wear eighteen hundred and oryseven give notice
the said defendant OF the object and substance of this
bill and warn him appear in this person by
soicor on or before the seventeenth day of May next
answer the premises and show cause if any he has why
decree ought not to pass as prayed
p. b. HOPPER
True copy.
Test JAMES PARRoTT, Clerk
Jan Is-law3wf
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NEW GOODs.-Ths day opened
IN 10 dozen ladies' white and coorcd kid gloves, best
make
2 dozen ladies' handsome Inerino neck ties
40 pieces very handsome cambria and Swiss cdgingg
Is do do do do insertings
20 do fine white plaid cambrics
Is do assorted white fannels
do silk warp do do
. do fine while cambrics
80 dozen silk, alpaca. Cashmere and Moravian hose
10 pieces fine linen cambria and linen lawns
80 dozen linen cambria handerchiefs, well assorted
30 dresses rich A Ottoman satins
20 pieces handsome cashmeres
White blue, cherry and black Florence silk, for Innings
10 pieces black alpacas, very beautiful
4 do extra fine black bonbasins
4 cartons fine black grapes
Black love wells and handkerchefs
box assorted sizes extra black kid gloves
Ladies' and genlemen's black raw silk do
White, blue, and rose Tareton muslin for evening
cartons ilounced muslin robes, embroidered in
colors, for evening dresses
Handsome Polka muslins, for evening
cases very fine long cloth shirtings
I6 pieces handsome mourning prints
case dark prints, good, nj IN
IS pieces do fair, for6&
cartons dark plain ribands.
ALSO
60 pieces cassines very low
Cloths and cassmeres, part very superior and unusp
ally low
25 dozen ladies' and gentlemens merino under vests
Is do gen,lemen's merino and lambs wool drawers
30 pieces gentlenens silk handkerchief, well assorted
Gentemen's kid, silk, merino, and Berlin gloves
Handsome embroidered curtain musns
Is pices good moreens, assorted colors
10 very heavy 81 black cloth shawls
To all which, with every kind Of goods suitable TO the
present demand, respectfully invite the attention Of
purchasers We enabled to offer great inducements
VERIFY & BROTHER,
Centre Market space, No 3 from 18th street.
Jan. 25-3,dif
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IlE mechanics of this city and the surrounding vicinity
L are respectfully requested 10 meet AT Apollo Hall, ON
tuesday evening next at halpast O'Clock, consult
gehe upon raising battalion join army in Mexico.
A distinguished officer, the army, has 10
the War Office request that battalion OF first
chanics of all calings be forthwith raised and the
amy where il would be very serviceable lie has also
written TO Capt H. L. Thistle requesting that he win exert
himself in raising such battalion 10 be composed of five
companies under the general command of major He
writes that they would be put Immediately active duty,
and would all receive five dollars and forty per menth
addition their pay of dollars and their clothing,
which would amount TO $l5 80 month for rvaes, and
SD for non-conimissioned officers.
General Samuel Houston. and other distinguished gem
tenen, expected TO address the meeting,
Washington, Jan 22-3td
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MAE OF nIexlco, Te.ns. and p.rt o1

MAP of Mexico, Texas, and part Of United
Nl States, including California, Santa Fe the war
and the different points of attack; colored Put up port
able form for the pocket pocket book Price 25
Just received by F. TAYLOR.
Also, Tanners map of Mexico and Disturners large
map of the just received, being the latest copies is
sued, and containing all the recent additions and improve
Jan %.
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+ AND FOR sALE.--IaO acres OF land fronting ON tn

/ AND FOIt sALE.i@O acres OF land fronting the
IL Rockville turnpike, within mile of the George
town corporation line, and north of land OF Mr. John
Green, embracing several beautiful sites for building well
wooded and watered 1t will be sold together, divided
to suit purchasers rf
Also 10 the road being the meeting house
lot and which will be divided, il necessary, into parts
Also 30 of excellent land adjoining Tcnnay Town.
and immediately north OF Mrs Syless farm well wateed
The above lands most convenient to the markets OF
the city and Georgetown and in order close the sale
them they will be disposed of very reduced prices and
on accommodating Apply either Richard Smith,
TO Charles j. Nourse
Oct. 3-Iawl
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rTNRUSTEE'S sale OF valuable two story Brick
i House.--By virtue of deed of trust, executed by
Brooke NJ. Berry, of record in Liber w. b., No. 49, 4a
i2l 422, and l23 of the land records OF Washing.
ton 10 the highest bidder, Saturday, the Both day of
january, A. D. 1917, the hour OF IL O'clock, for The
purposes said deed MENTIONED lot oil ground, with
appurtenances, situated in the city Of Washington d. C.
and designated the plan of the said city lot No IT,
square No $50, subject TO the widows dover
This property is egiby and beautifully situated on Cap
o Hill fronting the side of LIST east, bewesn
and nortl containing comfortable and welfn
sed wostory brick house, with out-ouses, garden &c
being the which occupied by the Hon Mr. Holmes
of South Carolina, during the last session OF Congress- and Is
now the possession of the said Brooke Nj. Berry. The
title is ndisputable but the undersigned will convey 10
the purchaser only such title vested in him by the deed
of trust aforesaid Terms of sale cash The sale TO lake
place in front Of the premises.
JOHN b. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
Dec 2S-3tawiwads A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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II AND for snIe.-A very desirable Farm, for sale
IL containing 100 acres. formerly the residence John s.
Began. This land adlons Colonel J. Jackson Mr. lame
Crawford, and the Rev F. s Evans and is located about
nine miles north OF Washington city IL is of good soil
and there is much valuable timber the premises: also
new dwelling house. containing five and new
Kitchen both substantially built with the mos, delightful
springs of drinking water the dwelling. Terms ac
commodatIng. Inquire OF b. L. BOGAN
Jan 22-3t. Conner Of NJ and stb sfraats
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THE meeting called Monday the 18th instant for the
purpose OF organizing battalion from the District of
Columbia was postponed
All those desiring enter this corps requested 10 meet
at the City Hall, Saturday O'Clock, ut which
time IL is presumed the bill before Congress viii have
passed. and each company shall be organized
can be mustered into service.
The battalion will consist of four companies each
pany viii have captain eutenants, sergeants, and 4
corpora all of whom TO be elected by the When
10 enrolled the election for the officers OF that
company Will take place.
No nvdious distinction is made in favor of any class
profession iellowctizens but all alike who desire
TO the field of glory before them requested 10
assemble AT the time specified
In the time, such desire 10 enter Their names are
requested call the Office of Charles Lee Jones' esq
81 street, where list is open.
II the weather should be fair the meeting viii take place
in front OF the hall, and if fair in OF the rooms OF
the building. Jan 25-ft
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INoR sALE-Tbe fixtures OF coalyard situated nj the
IL junction OF the terminus of tie canal and the mouth OF
Itber Greek This perhaps the desirable location
for the sale OF coal in the District The customers are ex
emely punctua, and of the respectable class
Any person wishing do large and business would
do well TO apply immediately the subscriber through the
Georgetown post office. Terms moderate.
Jan l3-dlw tlntei1 p. FORREST
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d IcH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS to be disposed oil

- ICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS to be disposed Of
IL by Lottery.-l2S chances at $40 each.
lob. China dinner service Mat blue containing
l7 pieces, each pece a different flower $500 w
5S19. China dinner service, Dover green, same
sornient as No. 1903, l47 pieces 300 "
OBS. China dinner service, Chinese pattern,
tanning 1873 pieces us %
1882. China tea service, Mat. blue and gold, con
tanning IS pieces 50
1869. China tea service, vermilon and gold, con-
tanning 50 pieces 65WI
1856 China tea service, pink and gold, contain :.
Ga China tea service, dark blue and gold, con
tanning 81 pieces G@|
China ten service, blue raised. figured and gilt, :.
containing 81 pieces 3WI
, China Arabian lady, lace winnings 9%I
! China Chnntrvs Group slice piny sisters I5Wi
l China Sir Robert Peel 12W1
China Duke OF Wellington GWl
China Napoleon 10y
china PIu, in chair RW1
China Sir Walter Sctet, in chair BWI
China Wilberiorce in chair R@l
China Charles Fox in chair EWl
China Greyhounds, cushion gel
China Daniel O'Connell SUI
Egyptian Obelisk, black marble 5@I
Bust of Sir Walter Scott China bisque 2SI
Girl in chair do i@|
Bust OF LOr, Brougham do 2S|
India China garden seat nS|
China chessboard, painted and gold flowers &C.
i Bust of Washington, China bisque sol
Bust of Emperor Nicholas do 500
Rutland Vase China flowers 2@
l Do do do do 2@
$3.50
c. s. FOWLER,
~ Odd Fellows Hall, It'll street
N b. The drawing will take place as soon the chances
are all aken and due notice win be given Of the same
Dec lS-eofif
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National Publishing Compony's Daily BuIlctIn.--
In Rose Warrington, Life in New York l2t
Child of the Angel Voice and Lutte, song, by Augustine
Duganne; music by James M. Deems; embelished by a
l2t cents.
The Daily National Plumbeovpe Gallery of Views and
Portraits, comprising portraits OF Sir Richard Pakenlam
Alderman John Binn and view of the Washington
unient, Baltimore.
National Publishing Company, Pennsylvania
the Capitol. Jan I2-
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Recruits wanted for the Mounted Rinemcn, u. s.

CAPT, s. ii. WALKER viii leave Washington city on
the first of February via Baltimore and Ptsbnrg, for
New Orleans, from thence the of He is order
ed to recruit fifty for this regiment with little delay
as possible and TO proceed with them Mexico Young men
of good standing among their fellow ctizens who de-
slrous OF participating the war VIII find the recruiting
Office ON Pennsylvania avenue, where the terms OF enlist
nent Will be made known TO the recruit before he is enlist
ed. Young men from the country preferred Those
DESTROYS of enstng in this of the service had better
proceed without delay. None need apply bat those who
can come well recommended good citizens of the
mlnity in which they reside. Jan lS--tf
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H. dence the south side of street, between 18th
Nth streets (near l4th) where he continues practice
physician, operative surgeon and accoucheur.
Dr. l.. has devoted much attention the surgical
ment of deiormities, such clubfoo strabsus, wry
neck, &c.
Dec 22-coIm
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$4,000 dollars!
t 8 prizes of $15,000-S75,O00.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY.
Class H. To be drawn February rs numbers IL drawn

Tickets Sl0-Halvcs S5-Quariers 81 So
Certificate of package of whole tickets 40
Do do half do 90
Do do quarter do 30
d. PAINE ~ CO. now the managers of all the Mary
land lotteries and all orders for tickets shares cert-
Gates, addressed ID. PAINE Co.. Baltimore MARYLAND,
will be promptly and faithfully attended The official
drawing Certified 10 by the Commissioners of Louerie)
to all who order tic kets.
Jan 22-3tawcp3w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted.

Observation-Disclosures Wanted.-A gentleman who
4 has been engaged for years teaching in the
southwest and south, wishes situation either acade
my or as private tutor Being graduate of one Of the
first institutions the Union, he is prepared teach the
classics and higher mathematics, and also the German,
French, and Italian languages. The highest testimonials
furnished, when required Address immediately (I,ost
paid A. NJ H.. Baltimore. Md. Jan l9-2wTu&Th
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VEN Dollars Rewnrd.-Los, the evening of the 10Th
instant, blue cloth cloak, full circle black velvet
lar, strap and facing, with silk cord and asse purple plaid
cloth lining with pockets inside flaps and buttons and
blue cloth cap, hdkt, Nc within the pockets Inquire
the Union Office. Jan. 2I--3t
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DANK OF the Metropolis, Corporation, and other
ID Stocks Auction, by order ofhe Orphans Court-0n
Thursday evening next the 18th instant at oclock p.
shall sell, my auction store, by order OF the Orphans
Court following stocks being part Of the personal
of the late f. A. Wager, deceased.
100 shares of 1925 each of Bank of Metropolis stock
$500 OF Corporation of Washington per cent
l79 shares OF Union Bank stock
shares of Chesapeake and Ohio Canal stock.
Terms cash. X. w. DYER,
Jan 23-STuTh Auctoneer
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National Birtl-night Assembly, Mt Carusi's Saloon
TTNHE National Brth-nighi Assembly will be held at Ca
rIsi's Saloon Monday evening" February % S7 The
subscription list is being presented II is intended
that the Assembly shall be of the brilliant OF the
The supper &c, in his usual splendid STYLE to be fur
nished by Mr. John Miller
Jan 23-3twIm [Balt. Sun tmes.l
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Martins Improved bee Palace.

IINE subscriber owning the right the above improve
Il ment, may be seen at the United States Holel and
has for sale the right this District the State of Delaware
with several southwestern States; has sold largely in the
right, and will sell the remaining territory very low The
following testimonials (two of great mary that could be
given) will give an idea OF its utility.
GEORGE CALVERT
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~ =, GREEv;. .s.csto~4rr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE BAR.
II fixtures nc. at auctionOn Thursday, the 18th inst
shall sell the Maryland Formerly the VeIandah) Hotel
kept by l.. s Robey, Pennsylvania avenue, between 81
and a Streets at 10 o'clock m, his entire stock of %
ture, WIS
Mahogany sofa, cane and wood-scat chairs
Dining breakfast, and other tables
High and low-post double and single bedsterds
Bureaus washstands and toilet-sets
80 feather beds and bedding, among which are ~ home
made counterpanes, hair and shuck mattresses.
Hall, side, outdoor and other lamps
Pier, hanging, toilet, and other glasses
20 carpets and large lot of oil-cloh
Plated castors and candlestcks
Crockery aud glassware
Cooking, coal, and other stoves, with good lot Of
kitchen requisites among which cooking coppes &c
Also the bar-room fixtures refrigerator counter oyster
box Nc. with many other articles nonecessary enune
rate.
Terms of sale: All sums of and under $50 cash over
500 credit of 60 and 80 days for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
Jan 26-3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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GOAL, coalition sale my wood yard 10th street
~ superior lot of red ash anthracite coal.
Jan. l3-2sw4w PETER CASANAvE.
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LONG MEADOWS, Fauquier CO., Virginia,

I-07' -'fHA'oF79, I" u4tNI 20, v irSITIIa.
December 2 1917.
For the information of the public would that
have now used Martins Improved Bee Palace five
mers and find 1t to be perfect protection against the bee
MOTH also against robbng bees and believe when right
y constructed that the bees will the spare
honey is taken from them. Mine has yielded consdera
hand THO. SHEARMAN.
Know all men by these presents that the undersigned
citizens OF Coumbana county, in the State of Ohio hav
ing H. Martins Improved Bee Palace in for years
do certify that they free from and have
since have had them in and do that pu
pose beyond our sanguine expectations and the
Of any have amy knowledge of and feel ourselves us
fable in recommending it to the public
Nathan Coke, Isaac Chamberln,
John Denson AL. Brewer,
George Walter, Elihy Fer
Joseph James, William Chamberin,
Hiram Bell, Jusus Right,
Jun. IL Henry Walter
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DIRTH-NIGHT BALL.-A bail will be given by G,
ID GAurIER Jackson Hail. the anniversary OF the
birthday of George Washington under the management of
such of the subscribers may be elected a meetin
be held the subscription list is made up. Books
for subscription will be opened and after the LIST Febru
airy next, at all the principal hotels in the city.
1a,,I O.
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THE U MON.

1oAL.-Ihe subscriber has hand various sizes and
~ quality OF anthracite cea which he will dispose of
upon reasonable terms particular paid the
weighing and delivering the Orders the Butler
Coai once, John W. Baden south side of Pennsylvania
avenue near the corner of 9th street, sohn F. Caans f.
Smms AZ Son. and at the yard, hear the long bridge will
meet WIN prompt attention. JOHN PETTIBONE.
Jan 2l-3teod MAT Intel
The Misses schnebiy's Boarding and Day school,
~ u'fr residence, No. 3dS Chestnut ST., PhiLad
IiElh second session will the LIST of Feb
rary, but pupils will be received at any time and
charged accordingly.
Boarding and washing $50 paid in advance. Terms for
tuuon IN English branches varying from SO $l2 SIG
and $50 music, vocal and S2; use of nsr
ment 50 Each OF the other ornamental branches SI2
The Misses 3 viii be assisted by teachers of acknowledge
ability
Rev, Mr.. ]. ii. Fowles, Philadelphia; Rev DR. s. H.
Tying, New York Judge c. Blythe, Philadelphia DIR. T.
ID Mutter Philadelphia DR. Samuel jackson, Philadel-
phia Professor Espy, Washington city. Jan. lin
f4a FOR HENT.-A commodious eestory brick
&J house, with convenient back buildings and smoke
G0 house, situated within few PAGES of the Capitol
square and in healthy position. The viii be very
moderate. GEO. WATTERSTON
Jan 22-eotf b
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Tanners Map of Mexico.

~ TEMPLEMAN, corner OF Al street. has fresh
" supply OF Tanners map Of Mexico, 4h edition, lSi7
Moena and other poems by Thomas S. Donoho esq, of
Washington few copies Of the Blue Book for 1915 Che
las, publishe6) yet remaining. Jan q
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BY A. GREEN, Auctlonser.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTloN,-on
III Wednesday, the 9th instant shall sell al the
dence of gentleman declining housekeeping 18th stree,
west between and streets at ii % good lot of fur.
niture, viz;
Mahogany sofas, dvans, Union chairs, &c.
Mahogany pier table, and other chairs
Breakfast and other tables
Bureaus, wardrobes, washsands, and bedseads
Pier and other glasses, hall and other lamps
Feather beds and mattresses, carpets, and rugs
Damask mloreen window curtains, with many other
tices NOT nece ssary to cnurncrate Terms Mt snlc.
Jan 2J-2t A. GREEN, Auconeer.