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UNITED STATES PArrSr OFFICE April % 1917.
ON the petition OF stukely Turner, OF Crpnston In

" the State of Rhode Iand praying for the extension OF
patent granted TO the said Turner for glazing pese cot
ton waddng for seven years from the expiration OF said
patent which takes place the 18th day of July, 1917
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office the Isl Monday in June next at II O'Clock,
and all persons notified to appear and show cause, if
amy they have why said petition ought not be granted
Ordered, also that this notice be published in the Union
and National Ietung, Washington Pennsyvanian and
denee Rhode Island; Post and Times, Boston,
week for three successive weeks previous the LIST Mon
day in June EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p s. Editors OF the above papers win please copy, and
ing this notice. April 29-law3w
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UNR. J. II. PIPER, homeopathic Physician, has
IL removed his Office to Pennsylvania avenue, north
sjde near ION street, over j. H. Gibbss fancy
pr Piper employs galyanism eiecromagnetism as 40
age nj In the cure OF disease when necessary.
Hours of attendance office for application Of above, are
from to O'Clock the morning, and from to o IN the
Afternoon March 81
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r EGAL Bibliogrsphy.A Thesaurus of American, Eng
IL lish Irish Scotch Law Books, together with SOME
Continental Teases, with critical observations Their
various editions and authority which is prefxed
copous list of ations-complete in vol BY j. g.
Marvin, Just published, and this day received by u,
AuriI "a i. TAYLOR.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY %, 1917.
DELINQUENT LANDS IN ALl.EGANY COUNTY.

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10 be meud rnel
contents
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Truce Test
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ChA $50 AGeanyC unW
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Owners names.
February l, 1917.

Brooke, Matthew l.. = :
Brooke, Mat. e. and Allen :
Beatty. Robert II. John w. OFT.
John I. Richie, and others :
Campbell, WINS heirs ;
Cook, William :
Chester, Thomas :
Conner, Murmaduke :
Donaldson, Thomas :
Davis, John, of Baltimore :
Donaldson, Samuel j.
Donaldson, Samuel and John :
Ellicott, Thomas Il Meredith :
Gramlner, Frederick
Johnson, Reverdy
Jones, Richard j,
Kennedy, Anthony =
Leakin, Sheppard G..
81. Clair, Alexander
Singleton. John
Vanneter, Jacob :
Vanbibbcr, Andrew A. and
Hester
Hall, Benedict
Potts, Richard and G. M.
Clarke, Mathew st. Clair, and
Geo. Templeman
Clarke, Mat. 81. Clair,
Grindage, VIM, and G. w.
Templeman :
Grindoge, William
Haskins, Henry
Harry, Harriet l.. :
Lloyd, John :
Morton, William :
Morton, Lawrence, and NJ. S.
Williams
Templeman, George :
Telnpleman a. Durham :
Vanbibber, Andrew A. :
Williams, Elisha 0. :
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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nOTIT, Madeira, and Champagne Wincs.--South sldo
L Madeira wines, .symingon's" brand, all grades
Sicily Madeira wine
Lisbon do
Port wine, pure juice of the grape
Do owprced brand.
Holland gin, grapes
The above goods are all under house lock, and
will be delivered as pure imported Samples and prices
at my office. SIANlSLAuS MURRAY.
April2-Iaw3w
INDUCATIO s.-Rev. ID. McCARTER'S boarding school
Il boys Susburg, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
The whole expenses Tor board, tuon &c, per session
OF months, 800 . ,
The branches taught embrace all those of thorough
English and mathematical educatoil, together win the
Latin Greek, German, and French languages
Parents and guardians who may be looking for a gooo
school in pleasant and healthy location, and easy oil ac-
cess will subserve their interests by nqung into the ner
OF this institution.
The principal has had charge Of flor The last eight years
The session will commence on Monday the 81 OF
May. Payment at the end OF tho term 4,
For reference Circular &C., containing iun Pauc
address REV. u. MoOAhi EN-, :,
Pfincirn and Proprietor strasbug, Lancaster o., Pa
April 2l--d3W - ~
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for AngnyC for nevarISB
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Names Of tracts and numbers of lots.

District No. l..
Part Cherry Tree Meadow - 60 n .
PIT Pleasant Valley 800. Pouh and the Rights Of Mar
Lots Nos 1850. 1885, 2oe2, 2,oes 2os4, and 2os5
Part Cherry Tree Meadow 500 acres; Pink Of Aegany
LISA acres; part Wild Cherry Meadow, 500 acres
lots lsis anc ss5ss 800 and s
Stony Ridge 3s2 acres, Deer Park and Much ado about
Nothing q 900 acres e~-
Lot No. NJ. i,ssS
Le ~ Ne, ~ s 4 soaS 1900 49, 81 AS 800
L. L. Sss e. ii 81 "a III Ss1 s
Lots Nos l,6s2 2ess 2.7Ol, 27O2, 2,703 2,704 1880
27sI a7ta 27s4 2al4, a,sis, s,aie s2l7 lis, Lbs
White ok Tlas 2ls acres Walnut Ridge 80 aores Lit
Los Nos al s4s SIS 1871 OIL ai5, 1los als. I'M,
$40, SIT, 4i52. LBS, and 3l2I -9e- 80 !,
Eden Paradise Regained
Lotsl $50, I72l, $50, I,i72. l6s. and 1853
Ia Goody Lands
Robeys Adventure
friendship, and lots 1856 and 1873
District No. q
os s'Rs Mi Vii s sss' and Trouble TAX ts Isl, and
Lot. as7o. a,s'2 a,s1s ASIA aaSl, assa 1883, and
LOIS 2,i45, LAC, 2, isi. and s4e7
Roiiticu Emancipation { :
I aJava Rcsurveyeds $50 :
Anchor 1884, Auray s septia s5ol, ST. Clair se4 jew
Sly sga 7gs ~ gs e, 2cs Jss va 5sls Lots
l,i63, Duo 1901, Essay i0I, Quart l26 Trio I00I.
Rabbits Walk ll6A acres s. =,
Lots 2,Sll, 2sl9, 2,2ss, and 2,29s :
Nonpareil :
T iSs 500, JANA 1886, and Bremen $500 I
Bcre
lot c0n ,s,i Cut and Cone Again 4ss
except Java -St-
IL lots ri - $780, $t-tt So sS : :
Land - :
Part Nonparei
~ S District No. a. ssstete aass, Y,
Burnt Mill 100 acres, Limestone so, lots l. q g. o. 49,
10, 1900 acres) Leatherwood Bottom 29l, Boat Yard H.
Shepherds Park 81, Poapds Sugar Camp $751; Ray S
Iron 90, and Pretty Pfospect 4so
Rose Bud 2sa Part rlory meads Al. caronansle l5l,
J Green's Iron and Ore Lafts 5.l2rl Hoye's Coal &c
& Iron Discovery 2;752, Dams Mountain 1891 acres,
Syphaasss, 90 Stape 81 Flonborough li6 Mill Stone
800 t2s. District Nos. g
Part tracts belonging TO Il Logsdon heirs
u Disfrict No. o. ~
House and lot in Cresaptown :
Cumberland.
Old Mems FoIes Never Cease
District No..
Miners Chance and Wilson's Risk
District No. g.
IL Hope -
Land :
District No. 10.
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DOARDING.-MRS. w. MANN, formerly of Phladel-
~ pha Place, llth and Ii Streets having fitted up that
rge and commodous house Pennsylvania avenue,
uoo west of Jackson Hall, prepared FOR the recep
non OF boariers The house has undergone thorough
pair the chambers airy OF good sze and handsome
y furnished. WI
quiet and pleasant home, az moderate charges.
April 2-eod2w
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FLORENE's NEW HOTEL,

IDJ Bf0nHWdY, OF TVdFNtT SHtVf, 1NtW IWh'
IN THE EUROPEAN STYLE.
rJNIIIS elegant Hotel is open for the reception OF
l. travellers. The proprietor soicis a VISIT from those
whose business pleasure may Gull Them To city OF
New York The Hotel designed 10 be conducted upon
the European system, and with the adoption OF all modern
improvements.
Visiters all times procure apartments with or with
board Those who may wish to take their rneas IN
the Hotel do private apartments OF great beauty
or ia the public Restaurant saloon OF elaborate and costly
ma (probaby without equal on the continent
OF America and upoipeconomica terms. /,
The proprietor fatters himself that his house will be
found upon tia least equal to any known establishment
in paint of elegance, economy, and desirabiliiy
fhe Kitchen il inler the direction American, French,
and Italian cooks. JOHN FbOKENCE, Jr,,
April 3O--tlsm Proprietor
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Meridian Isiil for Sale.

VIE subscriber offers sale this elegant and well known
mansion and farm, which is named from the nionn-
men ON H. marking the meridian line of the United States
The mouse IS OF brick and succeed is 80 feet 'front.' and
eetdceP and stories high. with porco 81 by IL feet
II was bni by the iac Commodore Porter in tie best man
ner, and without regard 10 cost & r h
IL stands ON the hill at the head of the avenue directly ia
'front.' and about one mile from the Presidents House |;
commanding most beautiful and extended view of The
Potomac ryer, the ciy OF Washington Georgetown Alex
andria, and the adjacent country.
Near the house servants quarters stables icehous
wash house. well OF very pure soft water nrtlcn nrr
peach andnppe orchards with other choice fruits flower
shrubbey, Ne.
The farm contains 10 of first land with very
commodious farmhouse, and large barn. both of brick 4
fine open wood OF large growth about Is acres noar
the mansion, and the remainder is divided into meadow
PASTURE and arabic fields
1t fronts Boundary street, hc city line) the rear is
on road leading from Georgetown and can when de-
sired, be snbdivided into lots great advantage.
~ perfectly healthy all and though now con
s!dered OF the beautiful private residences in the
unio' is still susceptible OF great Improvement and 10
very profitable investment.
large portion of the purchase money NAV IL desirc
remain on interest Tor several years. secuted on the prop
crty. f' 7~~' = - pr
Possession may be had immediately with all the arowna
crops stock, Turning utensils &c. Also IL DESIRED the
furniture oi the house. -
For terms, &c, apply Messrs soutter a. Brouybon
Philadelphia; Messrs Soutter Broilurs AZ Co NJ,
York or to the subscriber, on The premises.
j. FLORENTIUS cox
Y "a UfCl ri A,.rt
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NE 80 ~
AA MARsEMLEs LINE OF PACKETS,
-. Tankhiuc at f:fEr0lfnr IN land alQa6fuGeEe.

!S1fAss fsk&&es AaAS
faAsh MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS,
Tonthing at Gibraltar TO land passengers.
,H aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
i from New York on the LIST, and from Marseiles on
the 10th of each month, as follows:
t YORK.
Ship Prince de Joinville, new,) Capt w. W Laurence
Oct l. 1876. -
Ship Arcoe, (new) Captain W. h. Hoodless, Nov. !,
Si6
Ship CASTOR, Capt. James Anthony, Dec. ], 1916
Ship Nebraska (new,) Captain james Watson, Jan.
lS47.
Ship -, 80, Feb. ], 1917.
f.Es FROM MARsEILLEs.
Ship Prince de Joinvle, tnew) Capt. w W. Laurence,
Dec. 10, 1876
Ship hrcole (new) Capt w h. Hoodless Jan. 10, 1877
x Ship Castor, Capt. james Anthony, Feb. TO- lS47.
Ship Nebraska, QewD Capt. James Watson March 10,
1877.
Ship---, -----, April 10, 1877.
These vessels oil of the first class, and commanded by
experience Their accommodations tor passengers
unsurpassed for comfort and convenience. Goods sent
the gens win be forwarded free OF al other expenses
than those actually paid.
For freight or passage, apply 70
sssf CHAMBERLAIN 81 PHELPS,
NM fr l03 Front street;
s BOYD 81 HINCkEN, agents,
No 0, Tontine Buildings, corner OF Wall and Water
streets, New York. .4 49, 49, q
Sept is
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/ ECAL photography, ThesaIs1s az American
IL English Irish, aud Scotch Law Books, together With
Continental Teases, nerspered with Critical Qbser-
vatons their editions and authority TO which
is prexed copict,s of abcvatons by j. G.. Marvin,
counsellorat-aw Just published and for sale BY
April % GEORGE TFMPIEMAN.
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NEM RESTAURANT

1 T.
TUE undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends and the public generally that lie has established
restaurant in the basement OF thelarge new brick
house erected by Captain Cabery Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Nth and 18th streets, to be called
% The City Lunch.',
II is the deter,taon Of the subscriber 10 keep his
tabishieht in the most quiet civil aud respectable man
provide the bar with the best liquors of all kinds,
and his arders with every luxury the market win afford in
its and he aers himself that from his long expe-
rece in the business, and his purpose TO give il his sole
and personal attention. he will be enabled please all who
may favor him, with their patronage.
April 26--:IawIm FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
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DEDFOHD Mineral Springs.-Mr. ANDERSON mo-
ID prctor respectfully nionns the public thar tins esab
ishmen viii be opened and prepared for the accommoda
The attractions OF this fashionable watering place arc
too well and widely known to require enumeration in
card to the public.
The services of Mr. MARTIN. whose activity. energy
and aniabe dispositions as the of such an esa
lishmen have hitherto commended him the favorable
regard Of the patrons of the springs during the two last
summers, have been engaged. Experienced and attentive
and fine band OF music have also been secured
The road from Cumberland, the western terminus OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and from Hollidaysburg on
tho Pennsylvania canal, and Chambesbnrg western ter
minus of Cumberland Valley Railroad, Bedford have
been much improved, and are in good order
II MAY l7-2aWtAuY n.
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asmal, Book. on G, eat Subjects,

j bv +. TAYLOR.
Small Books on Great Subjects-No. l., Philosophical
Theories and Philosophical Experience; No. z, On Inc
come on between Physiology and intellectual Science
No g. On Mans power himself 10 prevent or cohho
Insany No 4, Introduction to Practical Organic Chem
istrv No D. brief view of Greek Philosophy, up to the
age OF Perces; No g. brief View of Greek Philosophy
from the age of Socrates TO the coming OF CHRISTI NO y
Christian ootrlne and Practice the Second Century
No s. An Exposition otVugar and Common Errors, adapt
ed to the year Of Grace MDCCCLv, by Thomas browne
10 Vegetable Physiology with reference to the Works OF
Du Candoe, Lindsey, Nc.; No 10, On the principles OF
Criminal Laws: No. H. Christian Sects in the nineteenth
Century Each in neat IL paper cover price rs cents
The. series will be continued.
These little volumes the ablest and sondes'
Discus topics connected with morals and reon
has good fortune perusc They are ePi'
omes ofwsdom and pefy--Nep Orleans Bee
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DEPORTERs WANTED. The undersigned is desi-
IL Of securing the services of several experienced
senographers during the session Of Congress-, viii
be happy receive communications the subject until
the LIST OF August Gentlemen who reply this adj.
versemont viii please state qualifications and references
as fully possible Communications TO be post paid
addressed to CDR. J. A. Housrov, NEw YoRK.h
JAMES A. HOUSTON
Stenographer tolUni,ed States Senate,
WAsHNeToT, March Is, lai7
l Mar l6-duAug tintel.l
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this office until O'clock p. M on Monday the oath day
MAY next ior furnishing and delivering ION receiving thr
CharIes,own Massachusetts; Brooklyn New York and
C;osport Virginia such quantities of any all of tic fol
rails as may be ordered by the chief of this bureau or by
the commandments OF said navy-yars respectively, during
Blue llul Pilot cloth pea jackets, wool-dyed 1000
Do do monkey Jackets do do 1000
Do cloth trowsers do do 1000
Do flannel over shirts, twed and woodyed 1900
Do DO drawers do do do 1850
DO flannel, do do do yards 10000
Canvass duck 4,0O0
Canvass duck for do yards 1000
Barnsley .heetng frocks- 4,OOO
Rarnsiey sleetng for do yards 900
Yarn socks. pairs 5000
Yarn stockings do 5000
Calf skin shoes do 5000
Calf skin pumps do 5000
Rack silkr banlkerehiefs 10000
Blnnkets 700
i)unnaree. (dyed in the yarn.) yards 10000
Tie cotlny and clothing materials will be divided into
nine classes r each of Which separate proposals will be
received. and o separate contract made VIZ. ss. a
Frst Cia An The ,yuoIlen articles made up viz: blue
sclo, pen Jackets blue li monkey jackets, blue cloth
trcy sers blue anel over Shirts blue flannel under shirts
and MAG fsan,,eI drawers
Second Clnss The Hanneis Tint may be required for
similar 70 those specified in the first class.
Thru CiassAl the linen ARTICLES made up, viz: Barns
ey sl,cet,ng ffocks and canvass duck tro,vscrs.
Fourth CmaA the Barnsley sheeting and csnvnss duck
that NAV be required t making garments similar those
pcciiie.i in the third class and lie d,u,garec.
Fifh Claa-All the shoes and pumps,
strenh CLass--Al the blankets.
Eighth ce'sh the mattresses including two covers 70
| Ninth Ciass--All the black silk hg'r,kerciiefs.
The shoes and pumps be stamped with the contractors
name u,n of shoe and pump and year when trade
the sizes 10 be in tho lowng proportion each 100 pairs,
unless otherwise ordered, Wis:
Two OF No H. four of No. IL twelve No TO- fifteen OF
No " fifteen of No 81, twenty OF No s. fifteen OF No. H.
ten Of n, No I'VE Of No. o. two Of , No g. il IN, ouav
texture and finish OF maeria pattern, and workmanship,
~ % Pa I; ni,,s ,onEor ;,ctcts ,l1r, tyo,vscrs
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DLACK Lace shswls.--Wc have Just received 10 bac,
ID lace shawls, assorted prices. - Il
April Z3-3tn d. CLAGETT & co.
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pOARDING.-Mrs. STETTINIUS, opposite the City
- Hail. Louisiana avenue has several pleasant rooms UNI
occupied. Mar 9-6teod
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rTNEA Tobacco. and Clgars29S half chests tea, com
l. prising good assortment of gunpowder imperial,
young Tyson, Pouchong, and Oolong Pouchong from low
grade to ine
lSI boxes manufactured tobacco, lbs and SIS, various
brands and prices, some very cheap and good.
100000 Havana, Principe, and rogaa cigars.
Samples my Office and will be offered nj lower prices
Than ever known before in this city, liberal credits
May 3--eodlw STAINS MURRAY
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JUST arrived, that much sought-ufter uu.litv OF
y white pine, "a merchanlable and panel seasoned
small LOT ony1the only lot, however, in the market.
few barrels OF cacincd plaster
Hamock fencing rails.
together with some seasoned ~ select culls.
The above is Just landing Those who want to bpv cbc,p
into the yard to be Eiied. JOHN PiJt "
:, =, Lnmber-yard It'll street, near Centre man,
Mar R-eO3t,X - "'"iNN
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NREss MATERIALs.-D. CLAGETT a. CO. would
IL call attention 10 their stock Of dress materials
comprising all the materials patterns, &C. And
they re DESTROYS of lesscnng stock, wi offer great induce
ments to purchasers We invite call from ali Goods
cheerfuily shown at oil times. d. CLAGETT co.
NAV 13-3tif q t..t 49,.
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- Nr'ohpEs w LEV ECmoN,
Clerk to Commissioners of AIiegany County.

No. oil Co'ty State Total.
acres. tax. tax.
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W. Chocolate, prepared Cocoa, Cocoa Paste Bron,
Cocoa Shells &c,-To merchants and consumers who
would purchase the best products Of the cocoa free fon
aduiteaton, more nutritious than or cotce and in
quality unsurpassed the subscriber recon nlends The above
paste as delicate palaabe and salutry drinks for nv
lids convalescents, and Others pronounced by the mos
manufactures are always on sale, in any quantity by the
most respectable wholesale groces in the eastern cities
James M Buice Y Co, Hartford Connecticut: Husscv &
Murray, New York; Grant Stone Philadelphia; Thos
Ohio. II MATTER RAKER
April f-2awIm WIS Dorchester, Massachusetts
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q Brown Hollantls.--We have in store ~
O-t 20 pieces II yard wide Brown Hollands, uncom-
mon article D CLAGETTN CO.
May 17--3tif
COTTON Hosisry.-We have in store zoo dozen cotton
~ hosiery, all prices, Styles qualities &c, among VIII ch
Il very fine article of open work, at IS per dozen
Also, 30 dozen mems brown, white, and coored half
hose good ID. CLAGETT 81 co.
May l7-3tif
IyN0LIsH Longcloth shirtings.-We have just reccy-
T. ed cases real English longcloths, from 10 per
yard to Is superior article, IA wde for 2A cents
warranted genuine ID. CIAAGETTN co. =
May l7--3tif " fts
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MISS POLK can Accommodate permanent ana 'rsn-
NI sent boardefs IN that large and double house on
street. door the Exchange Hotel, one square non
Pennsylvania avenue, and near 70 ~ street
April 1876
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS.
Navy DEPARTMENT

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF Provisions CLOTHING, April Z, 1917.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Navy
- Clothing and Clothing Materials viii be received
this office until oclock p m, Monday the oath day OF
May next furnishing and delivering (on receiving thr
y days notice) each either Of the navyyards
Charlestown, Massachusetts, Brooklyn, New York; and
Gosport, Virginia such quantities OF any all of the fol-
lowing named articles of navy clothing and clothing
rails may be ordered by the chief of this bureau by
the commandments OF said navy-yarcs respectively, during
the fiscal year commencing the ls day July next and
and inc an he Nuh dav of tiine 1913 viz:
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C,AN'rON MArTINGs.--We have in store

(NANrON MArTINGS.-We have IN store
~ 20 pieces super qualities "A white mating
20 do low priced do
10 do super Sd do 49,,
30 do ceiored, best quality, in ~, 51, and % do
These goods have been bought in New York at the lowest
possible rates, and will be sold at small adyance.
| Nav l3-3uf stHI ID. CbAOtII ~ %.
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VXTASfINGTON Hall For lS1nt'--" dsnlSoh .i'in IS
wv situated on the southwest corner oil fennsyvania
avenue aud 9TH street. Washington city, nearly opposite
th. most con spicuous buildings in the Metropolis. II Is
row nearly finished and offered for rent IN whole or IN
mari Ira dimensions arelengh, ~ feet width, ~ feet
onr stories high with basement well suited for feiee
tory or bowling saloon The avements are vauted, and
he whole building finished in the best manner.
The ground story is suitable for an extensive clothing es-
Adjustment grocery exchanges broker or bank In all
speeH. the very centre of business.
The above intended for exhibitions other pub
tic purposes.
ii the Hall rented disposed Of by the fall OF the
1ear viii be put up auction and rented 10 the highest
lUsldder- ..Nl.
For further particulars apply, by leer post paid the
subscriber. ROBERT kEYWOhTH,
Penrsyvania avenue, Washington city.
The Baltimore Sun, Philadelphia Ledger, and New York
Herald, will insert the above notice once week for three
weeks, and send their accounts to the subscriber
May l4-la3w.
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GREAT B.rsains !" Tab'e D.mas 1. have AVE. N
TO finest qualities in 1914 and 81 Those goods have
been purchased from the importers at great Bargains and
we can confidently say that offer them fully fifteen
per cent less than the description of goods be
bought in this country. M 81 l.sfsi
pieces real Silesan danask diaper, goods that
out) -
With great variety of damask napkins, Huckaback,
Russia, and other towelings-
Pilowcase linens extra good, at 37A cents
With many other desirable linen goods, which we will
sell very great Bargains d. CLAGETT ~ Co
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Brooke, Mat. e. and Allen :
Beatty. Robert II. John w. OF.
John t. Richie, and others
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MAP of the Valley Of Mexico and the surrounding
Vl mountains, engraved on n scale OF 1--WE miles to the
inch exenng from Pueba, the east Lerna and To-
uca the vest and giving in separate map on smaller
scale the routes Vera Cruz, and Alvarado
just published and this day received, for sale by f. TAY
LOR Price Is cents
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