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Grand ct SIMS Rival AttrnotionI
Corner PennsWpdn1d avenue and I'm stree

A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.
Corner Pennsylpdnad avenue and l1M street.
THE subscriber respectfully announces to his friends and
the public generally that he has this day opened and
ranged FOR public inspection his annual poriaon
boxes, bon-bons, NC, to which he invips attention
Those persons therefore, looking hoyday
would ind greatly to their advantage cali La Vile
dc farls, and examine the assortment, which, for new
surpassed or equaed in hi, city or elsewhere hav
ing been selected by my resident Paris agent expressly for
this market. -
On Christmas Eve will have exposed for sale over 500
,und and fruit cakes, varying in weight from 500
Deco c. 'GAUTIER. Confectioner
ITO THE PUBLIC.-The subscribers have received and
tensve Of BOOTS SHOES which have ever
been offered in this MARKET consisting part the follow
ing viz.
LADIES'
french CATERS, black and fancy coors very elegant
American CATERS and half CATERS, from the best
French black and bronze sandals
,um ;wa,R'ng shoes and slippers, in great quantity and
Gnm sandals bnskns, and others, in great variety
White and black satin slippers
GENTLEMEN,S
Fine water proof and dres, boot.
ratent ieather ana cloth CATERS; fine shoes
Gumelastic overshoes, various STYLES
Boys boots and shoes, fine and coarse
Mems coarse boots, water proof and cou,,o,,
Brogans, any quantity
Misses and chidren's CATERS boots and s,iro. =,
great quantity and variety ''PPois' III
Together with almost every article USUALLY hon, q;
largest and besreglacd establishments in their nn NE
of which offered the best TERMS Whole sale or re,a
by ANDREW COYLE SON.
Our respectfully notified that all their ac
counts will DO ready and delivered on the LIST of Januarv
and settlements in all cases expected
Dec 2i-eoIw A. CoYLE Il SON.
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building, containing eleven rooms, ana situated on
Pennsylvania avenue, between l7lh and 18Th streets nee
the War Department Inare at the drug store OF Wether'
bee & Bates, opposite the Seven Buildings Pennsylvania
avenue.
Nov o-dtf
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Ocean steam Navigation Company.
United States mail line bereen Nep York and Bremen,
u,a Southampton.
Iron the beginning of the ensuing the steamers OF
this company will sail regularly once month, as ol-
lowss
From Nto York
The Washington Captain J. Johnson on the 10th Janu-
airy. :, 40, ~,
The Hermann, Captain E. Crabtree, on the 10th Febra-
airy.
From Bremen.
The Washington on the 18th February.
The Hermann the 18th March
From Southampton for New York.
The Washington the 2Oh February
The Hermann the 10th March. =
Passage from New York to Southampton or Bremen $40
Do from Southampton or Bremen TO New York $50
For freight passage, apply to-
Ocean Steam Navigation Company New York; Q. A.
Heineken Bremen Day, Croskey, ~ hoss Southampton
w iiam Isein, Havre.
Dec s
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IRIS. A. r. MCCORMICK, corner OF 9TH street and
lfl Pennsylvania avenue has three four very desra
BILE front yet unoccupied, which she would hap
py have filed with permanent transient boa rders.
modated. Jan l2-3ts
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Spar Ttmber-No. Q.

Spar Itm6er-N0 =
3pieces IS feet long, work 17a inches diameter from
butt TO feet OF small end
pieces SO fee. long, work 10 inches from butt. and
inches small end
piece SO feet long, work IL inches from butt, and
inches small end.
2pieces 81 feet long, work III inches in the middle
and 9 inches small end.
pieces 80 feet long, work 10 inc hes from butt and
inches small end
piece 45 feet long, work ii inches from butt, and
inches small end.
piece 81 feet longs work ID inches from butt and
inches small end.
pieces Ga feet long work Il inches from butt and ii
inches small end
pieces AZ feet long, work IL inches from butt, and
inches small end.
pieces A feet long, work 10 inches in the middle and
g inches small end
pieces 50 feet long, work II inches from butt, and
inches small end
pieces AZ feet long, to work III inches from butt, and
inches small end.
pieces 40 ee long, work 10 inches from butt and
inches small end.
rs pieces Of inch spar, from 9 to inches.
20 poles
The whole to be of black spruce straight and hold their
size to work regular curve.
AT NEW YORK.
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Posi- OFFICE, WASHINGTON CITY,

POST UFFlcE, WASHINGTON JITY
January H. Is Il.
TNROM and after this day. the FIRST EASTERN MAIL
l. will close at 4 p daily.
The GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL-embracng Rich
nond and south of that place-wil hereafter close 4
p. m. daily. c. X, GARDNER, p. Nj.
Ian. Is
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VITANTED.-A situation by able bodied young mar
w capable of doing house-work, gardening work o
any kind. Apply at this office
Dec I'D
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Mast Iimber-No.

piece 50 feet long, work 81 inches diameter 20 feet
from butt, and 1911 diameter 10 feet from head.
piece As feet long, 80 by 30 inches square from butt
and small end II inches square
To be of white pine the square timber to be nicely
hewed square The SOeet stick may be in the round
must be straight and Of sufficient size work regular
curve Tho % feet piece will have straight side the
other three will curve.
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The undersigned have examined DR.. Bannngs novel
e vscer and believe Them to be highly iaerespg and
worthy the serious attention Of the medical profession
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex. B Whiting,
J. kearney Rodgers H. Mclean.
DR. BANNING Kind Sir The following extract from let
ter written by the undersigned to her brother, prac
Using physician in central New YORK The writer is the
mented, and her testimony entitled to the highest conf
denee She eheeriny consents con 70 lis publication II, m
brace TO tue patronage Of those who would be most benefit
Yours, respectfully, RI. s..
NEW YORK. July 10, 1917.
DEAR BROTHERS, change, yes, a wonderful
change has since asst wrote you Oh say
you, what changel viii tell YOU Would that l could
speak in the of all my seq who are srhering you
standing they may have Spent all their living on physicians
without any benefit but rather grew Yes, brother,
DR. Bannings Justly celebrated body brace is the great
supports without much, any benefit Well, what will
you say when tell you have been induced by friend OF
suffering try ofDr Banning braces
rs experiment have it for time, and can
the relief have received from That dull pain
and pulling sensation in my right side is wholly obviated
down Of the abdomen is entirely relieved That gonrness
feeling thar the joints OF the lower of the spine
gone, is also entirely relieved Likewise piles and
slant constipation OF the bowels wholly obviaed You
well know how difficult il has been for 10 walk any dis
lance, for years. ohose complaints Since came
to this city have walked more than usual and the
sequence has frequently been inability rise from my bed
for hours Since have worn the brace, have been
bed walk miles daily with slight Inconvenience have
told You of tie effects the bodyhe mortal part
truly feel this is marveousy supported could not have
believed anything could have been devised that would
could perfectly support the human body But what shall
say of the effect the mindits equally wonderful on
are wei aware OF the morbid dependency from which
have long suffered often feeling that had like
unto NINE Earth seemed like blank now, thanks
be to my Heavenly Faher-hope has arisen in my heart
can look with camness and lorrde upon LIES pass
ing trials feeling thar have many very many, blessings
Now, dear brother, want you 10 recommend this most
useful panucea to all patients afflicted rs have been
am confident will do more good for them than all
drugs and nostrus sincerely pray that the choicest of
Heavens blessings rest the inventor OF this Won
der working instrument What consolation must it be
him know that through his agency large class
sufferers have been relieved.
Your aieconate sister, M X. y.
1.-THE original of the above, bearing the full signature OF
the writer, open the inspection Of all who choose
call on DR.. b
Oct ID
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Philadelphia, Feb. %, 1916,
From, Professor Not, Of Nelo York and others

The undersigned have examined DIR. Banning's novel
views the mechanical pathology OF many affections OF
the vscera and believe them to be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex. b Whiting,
j. kearney Rodgers, IL Mclean.
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THE BLUE BOOK, Biennial Register for 1si7,
containing the names conn ensaon, NC of all persons
in the employ OF the government Just printed for the De-
partmen of State.
ARMY REGULATIONS.-Th General Regulations OF
the Army OF the United States recently published by dec
ton Of the War Department.
few extra copies of the above works for snle by
J. IL c. s. GIDEON, Printers
Jan. l0-3f 9th
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A7ss FOR RENT, commodous dwelling house
Mid Pennsylvania avenue, IN the known the
V- . SIR Budlngs" This house has been thoroughly
epared from cellar TO ganet-Prce $3.50 per year
Enquire the Union Office
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MAJ uesIIhDe IesIuehct IuBtIIIe WIN
ia the furniture therein. north, Immediately
west of Commodore Morriss, formerly the residence of
Mrs Commodore Stewart, and more recently OF the Chew
alier Hulseman, charge dsaires from Austria. The
adjustment has lately been put in complete repair The
property is very egiby situated, and the furniture of the
best and elegant kind. Persons wishing will
be pleased 10 mako application Richard Smith, ESQ.,
cashier of the Metropolis Bank who is duly authorized to
make the necessary arrangements.
Dec If
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New York Tailoring Establishment.

M T. JENNINGS u Co, 23l Broadway, New York
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street, Washington
have on hand full assortment of plain and fancy
English and French CLOTH cashmere and vesngs for the
fall and winter which they make up order in their
usual style of neaness elegance and durability which is
not surpassed by any establishment in this country each
article OF dress and made by hands engaged excu
sively upon article when the whole combined forms
suit not to be surpassed for taste or beauty
w. I. j. az Co. have also hand full assortment OF
garments ready made consisting of coaks sack and
tout ovecoats body Sacks dress and ock coats black and
fancy cashmere silk satin meno and vests
made in neat and fashionable style, that gentlemen may
be furnished with handsome suit a notice
Also, hand full of Shirts under shirts
hosiery gloves suspendcrs and every article
a gentlemans wardrobe.
Oct. 16-2m MAT Intel
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A FURNISHED paror and three chambers with the
"A of kitchen, if required, in the LIST Ward, G.
street. between 7h and 18th Streets the War Depart
ment. Apply 10 b Jost Restaurant.
y
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AT GOSPORT.
Mast Tmbsr-No. /.


feet from but. and 1874 diameter 10 feet from head
piece AZ feet long, 81 by 80 inches square from butt
and small end II inches square
To be white pine; the square timber to be nicely hev.
ed and square The S0-feet stick may be in The round
must be straight and of sufficient size work regular
curve The ~ feet piece will have straight side, the
other three will curve
Spar Ttaaber-No ..
pieces So feet long. work III inches diameter from
butt, feet of small end.
pieces SO feet long, work 10 inches from butt to 6
inches small end
piece SO feet long, TO work IL inches from butt TO 2
inches small end.
pieces 81 feet long, work III inches in the middle
inches small end.
pieces 80 feet long, work 10 inches from butt to
inches small end.
i piece i5 feet long, work ii inches from butt, to
inches small end.
piece IS feet long, work IL inches from butt,
inches small end
pieces 81 feet long, work Fl inches from butt to IL
inches small end.
pieces 45 feet long, work IL inches from butt,
inches small end
3 pieces Al feet long, work 10 inches in the middle
inches small end,
pieces 80 feet long, work IL inches from butt,
inches small end
pieces n feet long, work IL inches from butt,
inches small end.
pieces 40 feet long, work 10 inches from butt,
inches small end
% pieces OF inch spar, from to inches
20 poles.
The whole be of black spruce, straight, and hold
their size as to work a regular curve.
AT PHILADELPHIA,
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LIME EDITIONS in rich bindings, Just opened by f.
l. TAYLOR, most of them imported direct from London
by HIMSELF and many of them illustrated with beautiful
cravings.
Murrays edition of Byron, complete in volume
DO do do in 10 small volumes.
Milton, vols. octave, I2O illustrations by Harvey
Do volume with illustrations reduced from Martins
large designs
Coldsmith's Poetca Works, vol octave London copies
with engravings from the Etching Club.
Thomsons Seasons, volume, octave very numerous
illustrations.
Shakespeare Gallery Byron Gallery, Waverly Gallery
each in volume quaro, spendidly bound and lustra
ted
Gibbons Roman Empire, Hume and Smolet Robert
SON s complete historical works. fine London editions,
55nakspeare, Knights cabinet edition, III vols.
burns, Allan Cunningham's edition, very numerous en-
on and Bonapare's American Ornithology edited
5 ~, 1ardne vols octave, London, numerous
ro nonoon isisamen Oxford Bibles in CALI Turkey mo.
anu Vetvet and many other editions 100 nune rous
for the limits of advertisement amon p;t In p
found hne copies of of the standard WORKS Of English
''''' N''"Vcs ""o art Dec %
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In CHANCERY SOMERSET COUNTY COURT,
November term, lSi7
JOIIN Turner Mary Ellen Dennis.-The objec.


November term, 1917
JOEIN Turner Mary Ellen Dennis.-Thc object oi
y this suit procure decree for sale OF certain
lands in Somerset county, held by the complainant as
with the defendant The bill states tha
a certain Marcellus Jones and certain Joseph Denh
seized in fee tenants in common of certain al
on Nanticoke Point, said county that the SAID JONI
Turner has purchased the interest and of the sau
Marceus Jones said lands that the said Joseph Dennis
hath departed ibis lite leaving the said Mary Ellen Denn
his only child and heir at law that the said Mary en
Dennis resides in the city OF Norfolk, in the State oil w
gna, and beyond the jurisdiction of this court that e
said lands difficult incapable of dvison and ha
the interest and advantage of the complainant ana
the defendant that the said lands should be sold
thereupon adudged and ordered that the complainant,
causing a copy this order be inserted in some ne"
paper published in the city OF Washington IN each
five weeks before the 10th day OF January hcA1
give notice the said absent de endant of the object an
substance of this bill, and her be and appear N m
court, in person by SOLICITOR before the "a uay
May next, answer the premises and To show cau
ifany she hath why decree ought pass prayed
' TEST w, r. @. POLK, Clerk
True copy Test; w T. G.. POLK, Clerk
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JHsOM $1,000 900 wanted, for two
secured by highly improved property worth double the
amount interest payable semi-annually. Address
Il. w. DYER,
Jan lI-eo3tif Aucuoneer and Com. Merchant.
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NTOTICE.-The commissioners appointed 10 IeS.vi.
IN subscriptions the capital stock OF the fooG On
,,io Compauv Incorporated by the State OF virginia
Inc I9h March, lSl7, for the construction oil dam anu I'm
navigation on the north branch of the Poomac rFe'
Cumberland to the mineral region, do hereby give Iii no
that books of subscription, for Two housand sta Ne nj
opened nntll the lib day of January next at the
Messrs. Corcoran aud Riggs, Wa-bisgtoi' anu VI
Jorlon " Co, New York. -, he
The law rea aires that dollars each share mus
pa Tie tune OF 'ubscni toa.
- ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
JOHN A. STEMMLEE,
HENRY HOPKINS, -,
Dec 2lst2shS 9thJnn. Commsson'
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NAVY DkrARraENr,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment and Repair,
January 49, ls+s.
S,EALED PROPOSALS win be received at this bureau
- until O'Clock p. M of the 18th February next fur
nishng and delivering at the following navyyards at the
the time in the proportions and OF the description herein
after mentioned, the following quantities Of White Pine
Mast Timber and Black Spruce from the State of Maine)
Spar which be of the very best quality and In every
way suitable for mast and spar timber be subject the
inspection of the at which the said timber
be delivered 10 wit:
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NEW AND BEAUTFUL.-Ths Ladies' Furnish
ing store between A and 9th streets, Pennsyl-
Vanin avenue, has Just received supply of the following
articles; Very rich HEAL DRESSES, embracing several
tasteful and entirely patterns
BERrlrAs, CUFFS and UNDER SLEEVES, with MANY other
choice and scasonable articles.
jan l3--eod3t" MARY ALICE MURRAY, agent
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VlyILLISS Poems, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Early aI1
w After Years. ~ y. Willis. Com i,ete IN WOW
with numerous beautiful illustrations, engraved nr
Leutzes designs Published for loss, and Just ece1v az
sale, in rich bindings. by T. ihib'
n.a
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AMERICAN AND FRENCH RESTAURANT,
South side Of street. near nth street, feW steps from
the Var Department.
1IIE above establishment is ready for inspection
l. BY walking up the porch OF the house adjoining tho
bar vIsites viii with proper attendants show the
JOS. BOULANGEh
Jan 6-eod2w
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u A. BEEKMAN, from J. WhIttingham's, $50
IL. Broadway, New York. has just opened handsome
evening and other dresses French cmbroid
cries. laces manlas hats, caps coifres, and variety
ofother rich fancy goods, Hands Hotel. Jan. IA
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EXCHANGE HOEL,

and Brotca's Hotels,
BY T. M. MclLHANY LATE OF VIRGINIA.
JNIS spacious establishment, having been newly ref
L ted and ia nshed in all its Departments, is open
the public for patronage and support 1t is situated at
convenient distances ffo the railroad depot, capitol
general post Offices Boarders visers and travel
lers will find pleasant and capacous rooms, neatly fur
nished upon moderate terms. Dec 2I-d1mo
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IRIS. Thomson, Ninth street, nearly opposite the
lHl Presbyterian church. has rooms on the second
floor, large front room, which she would be glad TO
have occupied
Jan. l0--3t*
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Two LET--A house completely and elegantly furnished,
Il aud most siigbiy situated in the First Ward
Apply 10 Richard Smith, esq. cashier of the Metropolis
Bank Oct 20
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ID costly Jewellery, &C., to
H posed Of by da wing losThe subscriber has hand
rich and costly OF jewellery, Watches and fan
cy articles part of which has determined to dispose
OF in the above
Those ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of taking chance
respectfully invited to call at tho store of
JAM I4-2aw3w r. KEYWORTH.
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,URsnsHED HOUSE FOR REMIT

NURNISHED AOUSE FOR RENT.--For rent ready
4 furnished, the convenient two-story dwelling pleas
unity situated on the of 9th and New York
avenue, within n few moments walk of the Capitol and
the departments. The house has bathing room, garden
pump Of good the house, with many other
advantages possessed by few places of residence in Wash
ing ton. Possess ion given Immediately.
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JNrJQUETrE EOH GENTLEMEN--Being short rules
r. and reflections conduct in society," by the author Of
Canons OF Good Breeding J" small volume Just re-
ceived for safe by +. TAYLOR.
SUBJECTS: Salutatons, Introduetions Good Breeding
Fashion, Fashion contradisngushed from Good BreeP
ing Dress Presentations, Visits, Appointments Leners'
Notes the Drawing Room, the Dining Room, Society,
Morning Calls, Evening Visits, &c,, &c
Ian
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TOODS for Gcntlemen,-A. II. YOUNG, Merchant
NJ Tailor, three doors west of Browns Hotel Pennsyl-
vana avenue keeps constantly hand large and elnn
stock Of ready clothing, in almost variety and
style of garments Gentlemen in want CT suit for mme
and made equal to the beat bespoke work All garments
warranted representa- Prices very low Also large
and elegant assortment Of furnishing goods
Terms cash, Ian 2n-2, u2,yif'
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irish and Scotch Whiskcy.-Carrckfergus Irish
Scotch whiskey for sale, wholesale and RETAIL JAMES
BAlLIE'S wine sore No So Chenu, street, Philadelphia.
door Congress Hall Hotel Also very old and choice
Monongahea whiskey, Wholesale and retail: Jan 1T
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49, Ea

(>ONGHEss Directory, this day pubIished.
~ Jan. 10 f. TAYLOR
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(tRATEs and STOVES selling on at COST have re-
VI naming on hand great variety OF CRATES, cooking
coal and wood stoves and radiators AS The season is
somewhat advanced will sell them at cost for cash All
those in of stoves good bargain requested
call soon, the stock is fast diminishing.
Also on hand good assortment of hardware and house
furnishing articles. All OF which will be sold cheap for
cash.
c, WOODWARD, Penn. avenue,
Jan 5-3teod Between 10th and llh streets
Democratic banner., 1848-08-21

edge, is concealment of principle until
power is obtained. Then we may fear the
resurrection Of the exploded doctrines Of
the old Wing party, together with the &C.
accomplishment Of the hopes Of Natives and
Abolitionists.
1t is true the Wings in Congress, the Ma
l%tional Tntelligencer and other prints have
been trying to lay down the principles Of
their party, but each one lays down just
what suits himself and electioners upon his
own issues, as though the whole party sub
scribed to them. If they elect their man
is it not plain that some of them will be
disappointed, if they have not played false
to tho people themselves?
Mr.. Uriel Wright, too, figured at thi,
meeting, mentioned by the Republican, who
is known to be an ultra Native. Did Mr..
Wright lay down the platform too, or did
he subscribe to the sentiments Of Mr..
Caruthsrs? Mr.. Wright is plastered on 20
the Wing ticket to secure the Native vote.
He is a Wing EIector and a Native Ameri-
can in sentiment. The Natives nominated
Gen. Taylor first and he accepted their
nomination, yet when we charge him with
Nativism the Clay Wings, who support him,
set up a growl. We have as much evil
dence Of his Nativism as We have Of his
Whigism. Mr.. Wright has the right to lay
down the Wing platform too.