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AT NEW YORK
Mast Timber--No.
rs by IS inches square J from b

piece 40 T" rs by rs inches square from butt,
niece IS feet long 10 work inches in diameter II feet
from butt 10 inches in diameter 9 fee, from head
To he of white pine the square timber to be nicely
hewed d and nd square The 7eset may be in the
reguat curve. The 10 feet piece will have one straight
side, the other three will curve
Spar Ttmber-No. 2.
pieces 81 long, work Is inches diameter from
butt, to feet Of small end , 80 i,
8 pieces 81 feet long, inches diameter from o"u'
niece as feet long, 10 inches diameter from butt 8
eneces 50 feet long Is inches diameter in middle, 8
inches small end.
3 pieces 81 feet long 10 inches diameter from butt 8
inches small end.
piece ii feet long. 10 inches diameter from butt
piece IS feet Long, 10 inches diameter from butt,
inches small end
pieces Sc Tong 10 inches diameter from butt, 10
pieces 81 feet long, is inches diameter in the middle
inches small end
pieces 81 feet long, inches diameter in the middle s
inches small end.
pieces so long II inches diameter from butt,
pieces ~ long, IL inches diameter from butt,
= pieces "a feet long, inches diameter from butt,
inches small end.
25 pieces OF inch spar to :. inches
The whole to be of black spruce, straight, and 10 hold
their size $ work regular
AT THE MAYNARD KITrERY, MAINE
Mast Tmber-No. l.
piece s. ec long, ~ inches diameter % feet from butt,
2inches diameter IA feet from small end.
piece 30 feet long, ri inches diameter % feet from butt
- ~ ~ , ~ 80 -; '' =. ~. c. -,
pre- W re e' .i,' 80 = r, r , !, , Nun ''
;c ~ r. inn 81 nchaa Iu >, ;nhn1 ou,re ~ TX
ga, Irny, In, IL ,,.l.s -, .in,aIi n.i '' " ~
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~, one si,e The o,hrr ,,re. si,l.. y, cnr, -, " " s
~ NV ~ -
Spr Tmber--No q
;.
P'iae I'M, -, ~ ~, ,R, , @ - INCHES o''"e"r rom
!, 80 az c,o, I,nr -, ~, IL, q ;,, ,ia.,o.. r..
butt to 6 inches at small end
4 oipce Al E.el DnV tn 1 from,
butt TO s inches at small end
pieces III feet long 10 work II inches diameter in mid
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Ii is situated the Falls church, (were there IS a
schotl) in good neiabohood, and is about ten miles
from each o The cities Washington and Alexandria,
good turnpike roads, except Two miles which are common
road and cghtmies from eorgelown tcouains Two hun
bred and lirtyhve acres, fny OF which are IN umber and
for the last tive has been uudr course ri Improve
ucnt, which has demonstrated that il may be brought to n
high state OF fertility, with profit to the owner large
ow in good coidiion) set grass, planted with
choice iruit much of which is already in bearing. The
dwelling aud out-buildmgs afford ample accommodation for
gcnleel family. large frame barn, with stnbling in the
bascIen has been recently built in the best manner
There is nsea the promises, having fail OF four
teen feet so dsiable place is seldom IN market;
would it be- but for The professional occupations of the
The price viii be inoderste and the terms accommoda
ling. For further particulars apply TO
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No II Toda's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington Y.
y. B.-Mr John Duin, residing ON the adjoining farm,
will show the premises those DESTROYS purchase.
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DROsE WRITER'S OF GLE 1MANY-A selection from
i the best prose writers Of Germany, translated into Eng
h by F. H. Hedge and other writer's and edited by Rev
MIR Fuiness, o. Philadelphia vol svo Just published,
add this day receivedby
Jan 10 f. TAYLOR.
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DYSPEPSIA.

No tlnd or medicine has ever been discovered which so
neatly reseibles gastric juice or saliva IN decomposng
food and strengthening tue Organs OF digestion, rs thus
preparation sarsapata It positively cures every case
of dyspepsia, however severe or chTonci
BANK DrrasraErr Albany May TO- isl5
po SIN: been afflicted ior several
IT'S attended
appetite heartburn and aversion
hat could ear have been
ah. small portion stomach tried the usual
effect removing the complaint
months since to Try your extract oil r
sa,arlla little confidence but after using
nss,j, TWO bottles fonnd my appetite
entirely would earnestly recommend the oil
To- those " no have be. n afflicted az have been
" '"'s' WY Yours &C W. W VAN zANDr.
N B. Purehase none but such have wrappers that
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PATENT OFFICE Jan. %, 1913.
N the petition Of Lewis Cutting, Lowell Mass

PATENT OFFICE, Jan. %, 1873.
AN he petit Lewis Cutting, Lowell, Mass,
~ praying the extension o. patent granted said
Lewis Cutting for improvement spinning cotton Tor
srven years from the expiration of said patent, which
takes III ice The 18th day OF May, 1873
1t ordered that The sad petition he beard at the Patent
Oticc on Monday in May, II O'Clock, n and
all persons notified appear and show cause, any
have. why said petition ought not to be granted.
Ordered also That this notice be published the Union
and National Demokrat, Washington; Pcnnsy yanian
Philadelphia Sun, New York Herald Providence Post
Boston; Gazette and Republican Union, Portsmouth, n
IL week for three successive week previous 10 the
Monday In May next.
EDMUND BURKE.
Comm OF Patents.
p 8 Editors OF the abo.e papers will please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Office, will pal per contain
ny this Lotce
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A UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor al,
"A Law, Austin, Travis county, Texas, will attend faith
ny and promptly to any business connected with his pro-
iession in this city, and the adjoining counties lie will
also attend any business the land office, as pro.
curing patents, perecng titles, &c Letters be paid
10 procure attention
REFERENCES
Hon. j. p. Henderson, San Augusn
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston
j. ID. liroesbeck, Houston.
Dolhonde " Groesbeck New Orleans Jan II
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From Professor Mott of New York, and Others.


The undersigned have examined DR.. Banning's novel
views the mechanical pathology Of many affections OF
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex. b Whiting,
J. hearney Rodgers, IL Mclean
Dr. Banning Kind Sir The following extract from a lei
ter written by The undersigned TO her brother, prac'
Using physician in central New York. The writer is the
nenred her testimony entitled the highest conf
dcnce. She cheeriny consents 10 its publication, IT. III
your Judgment II may aid in commenting your useni
brace the patronage Of those who would be most benefit
ed by i'snses mann. PTS
New YORK, July 10, 1917
DEAR BRoruER change, yes, a wonderful
change has come over me since last wrote you on say
speak in the of all my who suffering as you
know have for years would tell them to look up and be
standing they may have spent all their living physicians
without any benefit, but rather grew worse Yes, brother,
d. Baunngs justly celebrated body brace is the great
panacea. You that have used various o'he
supports without much, i any benefit. Well what WV
you say when tell you have been induced by friend OF
hunany-onc ha' like yourself, delights to relieve his
as An experiment have worn il for some me and can
testify that language is wholly Inadequate to express
The relief have received from IT, That cons'a mt dull pain
pulling sensation in ihy right side is wholly obya.ed
hy tie the bracekewise the pressing, bearing
down the abdomen is entirely relieved That gon'ness,
feeling thar the joints of the lower part OF the spine were
Son~ IS ao s" Of bowels are wSov dbva,ed You
well know how difficult it has been for to walk any dis
account oil those
10 This city have walked more than usual, and the con
sequence has frequently been inability to rise from my bed
hours Since have worn the brace, have been ena-
bled walk miles daily with slight Inconvenience have
told yon OF the effects the body--the mortal pant
truly feel this is marveouy supported. could not have
believed anything could have been devised tha would or
could perfectly support the human body But what shall
say the effect the mindt is equally wonderful foa
are well Of the morbid dependency from which
have long suffered often feeling that none had sorrows like
unto Earth seemed like blank not so now thanks
to my Heavenly Father-hope has arisen in my heart
look with calmness and ortide upon LIES pass
ing trials, feeling that have many, very many, blessings
Now dear brother | want you to recommend this most
FIJI all your patients afflicted have been
am confident will do more good for them than all your
drugs and nosruns. sincerely pray that The choicest OF
Heavens blessings the Inventor oil tins won
der. working instrument What consolation mustt be
him know that through his agency so large class OF
sufferers have been relieved. y
Your aiicctionue sister, M. *. E.
THE original of the above bearing the full signature OF
III. writer, open the Inspection OF all who choose to
call on DR.. Il
D.
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PATENT OFFICE, February B. 1913.
NN the petition OF john ThoMm., Of New YorI. city

nN the petition Of john Thom"., Of New York city,
~ praying for the nsiop OF patent granted 10 said
John Thomas for animpovement in floating dry docks Tor
yea from the expiration of said patent which takes
place the 18th day OF March, 1873
II ordered tnt the said petition be heard AZ the Patent
Office, The second Monday in March, mt IL O'clock
and all persons notified To appear and show cause, II
they have, why SAID peI.ou ought not To b. granted
Ordered. aiso this notice b. published III the bnion
and National Demokrat Washington; Penisy anian,
Philadelphia Sun. New York Post, Boston Gazette
and Republican Union, Portsmouth N H.; Union, ST
Louis week for three successive weeks previous TO
The second Monday in Mach next -
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper contain
this
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Ocean steam Navigation Company.
United States mat line betnsen NeW YORK and Bremen
pia Southampton
ORION the beginning of the present year the steamers OF
this company wiz sail regularly once mono, as Ioi'
lows
From Nrp York.
The Washington, Captain J. Johnson the 10Th Fell
ru1ry. ~
The Hermann, Captain L. Cabtreo, the 10Th March
From Btsmelt.
The Washing thei5lh March.
Ih. Hermann on the 18th April.
From Southampton for Ne,c YORK
Tho Washington OF, the 2Dh March.
The Hermann the 20ih April,
pns.,r. from New York Southampton BreWcn $40
ID, from Southampton or Bremen 10 New \ ork S''o
For freight passage, apply to- ,-. p /,
ocean s3tcuun Navigation Company, Mem fak !; y. n
lIcinrlen Bremen j. K. Croskey, Southampton" william
ls.liu, Hapre,
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HOUSTON - ALLEN,
Councillors and .1tfOrHeus at Lane,

GALV ESTON, TEXAS,
VIII practice in the State and Federal Courts
SAM HOUSTON. EBENEZER ALLEN.
March9 1y
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TUCKER IL ADDISON, General Agents. Office on 9Th
street, (Coeinans Budings four doors north of Penn
syvana avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John f. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose OF prosecuting claims of all kinds
before Congress, and the several departments OF the general
government.
All communications (post pad) addressed to the above
shall! receive prompt attention. Reference is made the
following gentlemen
Hon Geo NJ Dallas Vice President of the United States
Hon. John clean, Supreme Court of the United States
Hon. Robert ]. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno. Y. Mason, Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon. r.. M. L. Hunter, United States Senate.
Clement Cox, esq.,, Georgetown, ID. G.
Jno E. add attorney -al-aw viii continue to give
personal attention business before the several d
the District Of Columbia, and the adjoining counties Of
MARYLAND and Virginia. July l3-ly
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NAVY DarARrAlEhr.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau oil CONSTRUCTION, Equipment, and itePai5s
January IL, ls4s'
c,EALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this bureau.
- until O'clock p H. the 18Th February next for iar
nishng and delivering at the following hs a,
the time. the proportions aud OF the Description ~
Mas, Timber Black spruce dom the state Of Ms,ae
way suitable for and spar TIMBER TO be 20 me
inspection Of the navyyard at which The 'ao oe' 10
AT GOsPoRr.
Mast Timbsr--ko. |.
4piecss 20 Zee. long. Y by !! inches square
/" ss
:. 9 9 g {"
piece 50 long, work u inches in diameter at 20
s feet 50 BY % nssss o butt
and small end Fl inches square
ed b. Tss "ss bs he ss
be straight, and of sufficient size to work regular
The Iect piece will have one straight side, the
other three will curve.
Spar Tmber-No ..
pieces So feet long. work LII inches diameter from
butt, TO feet OF small end
pieces s6 feet long. TO work 10 inches from butt,
piece IS feet long, work IL inches from butt, to
pieces 81 feet long, to work IL, inches the middle,
inches small end
5 pieces SO feet long to work inches from butt o7
piece As feet long, 10 work ii inches from butt 10
piece 80 feet long to work 10 inches from butt, to
inches small end.
pieces 81 feet long, work Il inches from pntt 10 ii
pieces as feet long to work II inches from butt,
inches small end 49,
pieces Al feet long, work III inches IN Tie middle, 10
inches small end.
pieces SO feet long, To work IL inches from but TO
inches small end.
pieces IL long, to work ii inches from butt to
inches small end
pieces 40 feet long, work 10 inches from bult TO o
inches small end
rs pieces of inch spar, from to inches
20 poles.
The whole be of black spruce, straight, and hold
their size work regular curve.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
attorneys and COsHseliOrs-af- Lac.

Ofce on r street, near the Treasury Department.
WILL give prompt attention to claims before any OF the
w departments of the government, before Congress,
and also to eases IN the courts of the District and in the SUI
prcme Court of the United States.
Address Green Green, Washington city, yosta paid
Nov l2-t
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n I I HTLhl
Mast Yi,mL,

sc ~
piece ~ feet long to work Il inches diameter 20 feet
from bur, and 1871 diameter 10 feet from head.
piece IS feet long, 30 by 80 inches square from butt,
and small end I'll inches square.
To be of white pine ; the square timber to be nicely
hewed and square The 80 feet stick may be in the round;
be straigbt, and OF sufficient size work regular
The A. feet piece will have straight size the
other three will curve
Spar Iimber-No. g
pieces So feet long, work Ia inches diameter from
butt TO 3 feet OF small end
pieces IS feet long, work 10 inches from but. and
inches small end
piece 53 feet long, work IL inches from butt and
inches small end.
pieces 81 feet long, work l7t inches in the middle,
and inches small end
pieces 80 feet long, work 10 inc hes from butt and
inches small end.
piece IS feet long, work ii inches from butt, and
inches small end
piece So feet long, work l3 inches from butt, and
inches small end.
pieces feet long, work Il inches from butt and ii
inches small end
pieces 43 feet long, work II inches from butt and
inches sns end.
pieces 81 feet long work 10 inches in middle, and
inches small end
pieces 80 feet long, work II inches ftom butt and
inches small end.
pieces ~ feet long, work III inches from butt, and
inches small end.
pieces 40 feet long, work ~ inches from butt and
inches small end.
70 pieces OF inch spar, from b to inches.
~ poles.
~, whole be Of black spruce, straight, and hold her
size so a, TO work a regular curve.
AT NEW YORK.
Mast Timber-NO. l.
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The undersigned have examined Dr. Banning's novel
views the mechanical pathology OF many affections OF
the viscera, and believe Them 10 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, H. Mclean
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y. B.-Nr. John Dun, residing ON the adjoining farm,
viii show The premises to those DESTROYS to purchase
Oct 27-2awtf
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DAILY CRESCENT.
FOrthe Crescent.
Sketches OF the Sidewalks and Levees;

Sketches OF the Sidewalks and Levees;
VIII Ghmpes into The New Orleans Bar (rooals.)
MISS DUskY GRisETTE.
Miss Dusky Grisette is the young 8 lady > who
takes her stand of evenings upon the pavement
opposite the ST Charles Hotel, for the praiseworthy
purpose OF selling few flowers by retail, showing
OFF her own charms meanwhile, in wholesale
manner She drives Il thriving trade when the
evenings are pleasant. Her neat basket Of choice
bouquets sits by her side, and she has smile and Il
wink for every one of the passeE-by who have a
wink and smile for her.
Mademoselie Grlsctte was s. raised " in the city.
and Is pretty we'll known as very pretty narchande
deS fe"fs. She can recommend tasteful bunch of
poSIes Will all the grace in the world and her buy
broom style OF addressing heracquanlance has
certainly, something very taking about it, She pos
sesses pretty eyes, a pretty chm and a mouth that
many an lieiress, grown oIdish and faded. would
give thousands for. The en- bon point of her form
is full of attraction, and she dresses with simple
neainess and taste. She keeps her eyes open and
her mouth shut, except it be to show her beautiful
teeth-ah hers are teeth that teeth. She has
sense enough TO keep her tongue quiet, and dscour
SEES more by " silence thai speaks and eloquence of
eyes tllanany other method-herein she is prudent.
Griselte is not "a blue y by any MEANS rather "A
brHne, or, prettily, bfunes'' but that s not
mucll;@ the vernlion of her cheeks shows through
the veil and her long glossy hair is nearly straight
There many who affect the brune rather than
the Woade, at least when they wish to purchase a
bouquet-and
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ALEXANDER HILLS
II o USE F URNIS HIN G. ST ORE

No SO Camp Street, Ne1o Orleans.
VETHERE Families can find all articles of Housekeeping,
Wv comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FuRNlTURE-Cookin utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and steel; Sh0vels and longs
and Kitchen Fire Iron
Enameed and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER-Block tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee inns.
-. TABLECUTLERY-Gema Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons.
WOOD MARE-Bass and Iron bound Cedar Pals
Chums and Tubs.
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE a new article
WiLlOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Hearth Brushes
MATS-Jute, Manila, AIicant, Palm and II usk Mats.
Waters and 'Frays
Brass, Britannia and metal Candle Sticks and Lamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
d. 4 J. Wrght's patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood coal, with fixtures complete the approved
pattern in
cF5~ HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at re-
duced prices lnil5-iim
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BOOKS, STATIONERY AND MUSIC,

n BAKER & co, 80 Ca5ap street, are now offering
~ their timely assorted stock prices very low that the
most economca! hardly fail 10 be satisfied Theatten-
ion OF purchasers in quantities especially invited this
establishment
SCHOOL BOOKS of all kinds are offered by wholesale
aud retail AT Il handsome discount from former prices
MEDlCA, BOokS-A great variety, lower than be-
fore offered in this market
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-Sutabe for Libraries; a
large assortmen-to which weekly additions making
rs TREY issue from the press
PAMPHLETS AND CHEAP LITER ATU RE-Dealers
VIII be furnished at prices lower than before offered
Pedars requested 10 call and examine.
STAFIDNERY-A good assorment-adapted 10 Counting
Houses, Schools Families Offices, etc.
Among the Books may be found
CHAPMAN ) DRAWING BoOk-The most practical
and finished work tor Elementary Students ever pub
WILSON'S HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN CON
TiNENT-The most authentic work the subject
eXtant.
WATER CURE IN AMERICA-Gully on Water Cure,
Results OF lydropathy and other valuable works the
Water Cure.
DAVlS'S REVELATIONS IN CLAIRVOYANCE.
WELLS'S GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH Lam
GUAGE-A School Book of great popularity, and
generally adopted on examination.
SHEET MUSlC-For Piano Forte, Voice, Guitar ec.-a
complete assortment, and weekly additions making
thereto OF. all new publications.
CHOICE MUSIC BOOkS-A great variety.
BOOKS OF GLEES, Dt FITS, TRiOS etc.
INSTRUCTION BOOkS-For all instruments in COM
t All purchasers of articles in line of business are
requested to give call before making their selections.
mh5-1w ID. BAKER u Co, 50 Camp st.
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PIANO FoRTEs, aARPs AND GUITARS.

HENRY PARSONS, No, 81 Camp -. sk ..r,z..,
street, between Natclez and Poydris q S
dents and yisiteis Of New Orleans, thai, j q I
having established himself permanently this city he will
keep for sale at all times assortment OF PIANO
FORTES, varying from Thirty to fifty instruments from the
best manufacturers. The compreiends every
style and fashion, and will be constantly reenished by fresh
arrivals.
grand Pianos from Chckering, of Boston Gale s. Co. OF
New York, Nuns II Clark, also of New York, with and
without the d.oan Attachment, with the late invention
Tuneabe Reeds
H. p having taken the special agency of the above ceie-
braed manufactures will, all times keep this market sup
piled with instruments that he recommend with con
idence
He has made arrangements to be regularly supplied with
new and fashionable single and double action HARPS,
with all the modern Improvements from the celebrated fac
tory OF j. r. Browne 4 Co, of London and New York
lie will also be supplied with Martins celebrated GUI
TARS.
The public respectfully invited to visit the and ex
these instruments before purchasing Orders
received and promptly attended to. mI5-tf
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sSNTs NM sNNSs,

'ANTIEMEN,s BOOT AND LADIES,
a M SHOE STORE
Ii RnmSS9au ac'ory, splendid assortment KITE
81 Of tba ana SHOES, made under his eye and
Hut6shoD.IgJe s material and workmanship, and of the
Goa, ''U ~ and tasty styles comprising
rine Calf Skin
" Fine Morocco
. Cloth Line
-" Fine Calf BROGANS.
s rough and Ready iIALF-BOOTS:
N,l9ih lALF-GAFrERS;
VVeJLtiIFIERs-Cal and Patent Leather;
nnevel and Calf SLIPPERS:
lali" pph htumng and Riding BOOTS etc. etc:
'" BOOTS, CATERS and SiOES, Of the most
Boz, \. lia;I9onqbIe styles
Chidyan'' Eentis Patent Leather RROGANS:
tancalS CATERS. Morocco Buttons Pa
~n' Leather and Calf SHOES, etc
abs I'm r.J JOHN :. WORTH.
under 81. Charles Hotel, corner Common st.