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Ry 4. GREEN, .a,.cfioneer


LINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
+ AND PIANO FORTE AT AUCTIoN.-On Tuesday.
Sretinus Of 9th and Streets at 10 o'clock
m, excellent assortment Of furniture, viz
Mahogany cushion and spring seat sofas
Do damask.coveIed spring union chairs
Do arm and sewing rockers and parlor chairs
Do fine dressing and plain bureaus
Do centre table and sideboard
Do fine figured wardrobe and French beadstead
Do wash and light stands, dressing table, and
Do Dining, breakfast, and other tables
Also good piano forte, S-day clock, NC
c ane and %f wood seat chairs panied wahsand &C.
Feather beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Andirons, shovel and ongs, and Tenders
silver plated fruit baskets and casters
Preserves and pickles vinegar and brne catsup, &C.
Passage o-cloth, straw mating, hearth rugs, NC
Radiator, cooking, and other stoves
Refrigerator and tin safe
Terms All sums of and under S25, cash over So,
credit OF sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest A. GREEN,
sept 22-dts Auctoneer.
p S. The house is for Inquire the premises, or
at the Patriotic Bank. A. o.
r ,ARPETINGs.-We have open an exnaordnari,
~ y large assortment OF caTpengs TO which we would
of purchasers, beng the fullest and
complete stock of capetngs to be seen any where
Rich tapestry saxony, entirely styles
Extra rich tapestry Brussels
Brussels Competing
Do stair do
Extra imperial English 3-py Competing
Medium do do do
Ingrains do do superfne
Superfne, ine and common
Cotton and wool ingram
Cotton do
Double twled venetians, all widths
Rugs of all Styles from extra rich English chenee to
low priced nft, NC
Door mats
Printed Bookings
Plain green baiZes, NC.
With many other articles connected with the carpet
trade.
in New York, and from importers, which enables US TO
Sept l9-6f D. CLAGETT 81 CO.
r INEN GOODs.-We would invite the attention of pur-
complete all the styles &c. We have open
stou, Barnsey sheerings, in l24 and lo-4
DO do do in s 4 and "a
e-s irish linens, for piow-cases
great variety of Irish linens, every price and quality
Stout huckaback towels
DO do diaper
Extra fine, fine, and medium B. e. diaper
10! fine double damask diapers
Also, few pieces of those everlasting Siesia damasks,
in lO4 and 81
Napkins Of all sizes and prices &c.
Sept N-3tf ID. CLAGETT 81 co.
| NEW Goods for GsntIcmen.-A II YOUNG re.pect.
IN fully informs his friends public thai he has
part his fall sock OF readtm goods and will
| in IA lew days have many
II is his Determination keep constantly on hand every
article by gentlemen Except shoes and hats of su-
perlor style quality prices All artidIes warrant.
ed as represented.
Measures taken and suits furnished order at short
lnny NJ, a.. .,ot,A in ,r,a,
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ITO THE PUBLIC-There was a box containing n car
pet lett my the llth of last August marked Mrs
G. Tor E) Woodward, Washington, e. do not think the
box was intended for Mrs G. Woodward.
The owner of the above carpet will please call pay
penses and take away his property; 'otherwise shall
use it on my fooi, as | am in want of one.
Sept 26 q. WOODWARD.
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C,TOvES, Crates, and Hardware.-I now have in store
- a large assortment of the approved and latest
style of stoves CRATES in use sued this market OF
various kinds and patterns for wood and coal Radiators
this fall, very handsome. l. have Beebes cooking
ranges the best Also the se-acng stoves which
know will onehaf the fuel from the common air
tight good of the American aIr-igh
cooking stove, of which the agent of this place none
genuine, except those with brick bake.ovens Hardware
NC, selling cheap for cash. q. WOODWAhD,
Sent 2I-6td Between 10Th and lIth sts., Penn. av.
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DRAwN NUMBERS OF the Virginia Leesburg Lott
~ terry, Glass So drawn September %, 1913
j. w. MAURY IL CO., Managers.
q 49, 40, 49, 81, 90, "a, 80, IL, "a, III, 8.
On Tuesday, September rs.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Glass 81, draws.
I prize OF S25,O0O prizes of 81, 000
1 do 5000 do 6Gt
do 5000 10 do 400
I do 900 10 do aG
Tickets S5-Halves 81 50-Quarers 81 p.
On Saturday, September 80,
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY,
Class So, draws
1 prize of $4,000 l prize Of $1,000
/ do 10000 l do 5000
/ do 10000 10 prizes of 1000
Nc &c. &C.
Tickets $l2-Halves $6-Quarters So
For sale by j. " G. MAURY, Agents,
Sept % Aexsndr Va.
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CyPLENDID Fall and Winter Goods.-The subscribers
- daily receiving ti and general assortment
OF the elegant French. Engsh aud India sncy goods
as well the plec stock OF staple and useful
ces beore offered their friends having aken
than usual IN making their selections from ne most
recent importations OF New York and Phiadelpha- In
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Tickets $l0-Halves $50 uarters So 80.
Certificates OF packages of % wholes $3.50 90.
Do do OF % halves 65 90.
Do do OF 25 quarters 81 80.
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A MOTHER supply OF CarPeting-We have just re-
"A ceved twenty pieces extra superhne ingram carpet
ing in patterns and combinations OF colors which
make stock of all kinds OF peing full and complete
Purchasers will find il much to their advantage to call on
before stock larger and certainly
much chea per than can be found south OF New York
ID. CLAGETT IL CO.
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TANNELs.-We have in 500 pieces of hannels, in
+ various widths qualities, and prices We have fine,
medium, and low price white flannel fine white Welsh
nels all qualities &c warranted shrink in washing,
S.nt 2aostif ID. CLAGETT CO.
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NEW Goods for Gsnticmcn.-A II YOUNG respect.
IN fully informs his friends and the public
cevcd IN part his fall stock OF reddymade goods and viii
In "A days have many more.
is his determination TO keep constantly hand every
article by gentlemen Except shoes and hats)
perior style and quality at low prices All articles warrant
ed as represented
Measures taken and suits furnished order nj
notice No deviation in price.
Sept. A-3t
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NOTICE The attention Of the public il respectfully IN
IN vted to the which takes place on Tuesday next
the residence of Mr.. Geo StenIns, at 10 o'clock a M
the corner of ID and They will find worthy
their attention. the furniture being OF fine quality. In ad
dtion already advertised are 100 volumes OF miscel
aneous books several fine oil paintings and Autographs
fine French plate pier glass For further particulars, SCI
sdve,tisement A. GREEN,
2i-Ht AucNOneeI,
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TO PERpETUATE PEACE.

IJUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS-This gun Loads
IL the breech the prime pile, regards setting
home the charge, OF loading from the muzze the differ
being that the load required TO pass three inches TO
its rest, instead of the length of (may be- moist
barrel the mechanical structure eboes the best scion
t1c principles for this purpose, AMI enables person 10
load and fire the gun the OF three hundred times per
hours and keep gun clean, the load always dry make
fire. and burn the powder well, which, with the accu
fit of the ball enables also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot, and
10 useful for both sporting and warike purposes.
They made order, in musket, ride carbne,
and shot gun FORM and delivered to governments, lndvi
uals organized bodies of whose are not,
variance with the Institutions laws oil the United
States
VIM w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lit Pateniee, Philadelphia.
The subscriber loaded and fired the musket 81 times in
v
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

person will upon
payment Of the subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers forward money by letter the postage
will paid by and assumed by ourselves in H
gafl transmission
COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly during this
Congress. and semi ekly during tho recess
Subscriptions period less than year will be received on
terms props rtoned to the above annual rates.
% PosTAsTERs authorized to act agents by
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 or i've SEMI
WEEKLY Subscribers, with $40 enclosed; i've
enclosed will be entitled copy the same
edition they furnish US subscribers for gTatia
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Dec 1-3ta w2w


F1NEE Proprietor lie la tIitc de Paris respectfully
ro'urns hank his friends and customers for the very
l1efa patronage extended to linn during the past year,
and announces that he has completed hs WINTER
rargcmcnrs aud is prepared furnish parties balls, Nc,
everything in his line, the shortest notice, and in the
be ro,iibe manner.
Dusiug the past year lie has given his particular attention
to the manufacturing OF variety Of French Coniec
ionaTy which thinks VIII vie with any offered for
sale ia this city, both regards quality and variety Of style
He constantly hand every vaugiy of preserves,
consisting in part OF the follow ing:
IN J3tts hsneiicaf seated Pino apples aches april
cots, ra.pberries berries, pears paradise apples,
10 cents per bottle.
Ia P,e;ures Paradise apple, pear strawberry, rnspber
per ID
Vegetable Prcsrpes in canstsrs Dramatically ssaed-Tmi-
fes asparagus and mushroom, 81 81 green
$40 bodies tomato sauce, at 25 cents per bottle.
500 Jars curant Jelly different sizes
Fruit giasse at 80 cents per Id.
Persons desiring anything the confectionery line will
will find il much 10 their advantage III call "a La lille de
Paris" G. GAU TIER,
Corner Penn. v. and 18th
N. B. WIN be open for inspection Monday, the 18th
instant, my annual importation OF fancy boxes bon bon
Mere, NC. C.G.
Dec 5-3taw3wif
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d IL WATSON attorney and solicitor Of Patents, Wash
ington, d. c. pre- pafes specifications and drawinRs
and oclts letters patent for Inventions In this country
and in Europe and transacts with pness, and Tor
moderate fee, all business belonging 10 his profession
prehensive experience practeai mechanic ena
bles him readily understand the nature OF an invention
from rough drawing and description which, being sent
10 hun by letter. the inventor may be informed whether his
discovery be p.tenlable and how to proceed to obtain
patent, without the expense and trouble OF coming in per
son 10 Washington.
residence rear the Patent Office where he at all
times have models drawings cords, and other
of inform do exist elsewhere enables
him to draw up spec thu wi secure the rights OF
inventor infringing those OF Others and 10 fur
nsh full and reliable information all questions subm ted
TO him relating patents
Models be with entire safety through the Tx
press
For evidence of his competency and integrity, he would
respectfully refer all those whom he has transacted
business.
Letters must be postpaid,
osi'ce on street, opposite the Patent O.hce
Dec. 2-eodimr
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HANDSOME Ne ~ siils, M.rinos, Rich C.shnisr,.

L
IL Velyets, and Shaws Tine ladies of Washington,
and strangers visiting the city, particularly invited
call and examine and splendid stock of desirable
" pieces rich camelcon silks of the and most
desirable shades, and will be sold unusually cheap
Is pieces and 81 rich black gros de rhine, for sacks
and dresses
pieces best quality black Turk SATIN satin de cheme
10 do black satin stripe and plaid do
81 do plain satlns and toIeuces embracing every
shade OF color and quality. In the lot
many scarce and desirable coiored bonnet
satlns
20 do bright and pretty coored polka muslins for
evening and party dresses Also, 81 plain
white and coored Tarleon musIins
colors, Tor sacks, cloaks, dresses. &c,
100 do plain, srtn-stnpc, and figured Cashmeres and
nloussenes likewise, almost every shade OF
npacas, san-strpe mnhair lindas, &c.
90 do silk vevcts, in and black, nazarine blue,
maroon, purple, brown, scarlet, and other
fancy coiors
so dozen linencanbrc handkerchief, from the highest
to the lowest figures, OF sheen lawn and new style
border
6 cartons ladies' light, white, and dark colorcd kid
gloves; also, n full supply OF every other kind
In hosiery assortment complete, and Will be sold
cheap; and in shawls have the variety of style
qualify and color from the lowest the highest, and be-
eve of article viii find it greatly their
where, determined Gin order reduce hen) to
sell cheap and every other article IN iue will be sold
cheap the be had east nortn OF this CITY,
BARNES 81 MITCHELL,
Between sth and 0 h streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec S-3law2wif
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4 CARD-Mrs BEMAN most respectfully informs
N bers OF Congress and gentlemen of Washington that
she proposes visit that city about Thursday, the
lih INST aud remain the weekday from the 18th
to the 2ls Deccnbeor the purpose OF receiving orders for
Shirts be by measure, and executed, as on former
OCCASION der Shirt Establishment, l2e Nassau street,
New York She W i'll have with her assortment of Pat
terms and all the latest Paris and New York styles, which
will be open for Inspection Of all who may be of
s during the coming This paper will give due
notice OF arrival aud OF the hotel where she may be
found. Intel Dec TIT
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NENTLEMEN,s xyEAUA II "

(NENTLEMEN's WEAR.--A. II. YOUNG, three doors
~ westol Browns Hotel has and keeps constantly
on hand large and beautiful stock OF ready made goods
io gentlemen, consisting OF variety oi garments IN
quay and style to suit the present fashion Gentlemen
can rely npon getting garments well cut and made MS
ordered and often better.
Also, every description OF fancy goods; fine yokenecl
SHIRTS fresh from New York bsst French kid gloves, al
coos best woolen and silk short every article
complete genteman's wardrobe.
Measures taken and suits made order Prices form
Terms cash Dec 3-3sw1vif
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BrC. IL. ROTELER, .guetsouser.

INTENSIVE sale OF superior furniture, French china,
II bronzed and plated goods, Abata and Japanned
cutlery crockerY and glass looking glasses, solar
lamps and sinndole-, fancy articles, Nc
On or about the LIST OF December shall sell the Odeon,
corner of - and Pennsylvania avenue, extensive
collection OF the above goods, consignments from New
York, with instructions 10 sell without reserve.
The public may expect rich display of useful and
namental articles. Particulars in future advertisement
G. w. BOTELER,
NOV ZZ-eodfu Auctioueer.
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IRVING HOTEL,
(Latc FAiier's.)
w a q IA 4 n z ton city.

NE above elegant hotel erected within the past year,
on Pennsylv avenue, corner of 18th street,
the complete order aving been painted papered
and enbeIished throughout, with the addition OF ladies'
ordinary and other improvements that its general ar
engagements for comfort unsurpassed by establish
men In the city Ii will be ready the reception of
pany on Monday the 18th Nov instant and the subscriber
respectfully collects the patronage OF the public with the
his best endeavors make the house every
re,pect worthy OF it. THOMAS,
(Late of the Howard Hotel, New York;
Nov I2-3awIw Intel Washington
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Earthenware, China, Glass, sc.

TJ,HOMAS PURSELL has just imported, per ships Elsi-
i and Monument from Liverpool, and other
fall OF hundred and twenty packages
the above articles of the latest styles comprising almost
every article in his line of business, which will be sold,
wholesale aud retail, at the very lowest prices.
fine OF common goods suitable for groce
res first quality stone ware at factory prices pipes In
boxes, &c. THOMAS RSEllI,
Penn. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
Dec. 9-eolmit
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watches. Clocks. nne COMPLEMENTARY.

TUE public are respectfully informed that A. c. Hngue.
MN Manufacturer OF watches clocks, and chronone.
mrs rom switzerland has large assortment OF superior
French English, and Swiss fine watches Tor sac at the es
tsbilshmen OF Montandon, Pennsylvania avenue, be
tween Eta and 18Th streets, where all kinds OF watches
CLOCKS, and chronomscrs are repaired.
Nov. 22-dlinils
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II S0HV-
mans Hotel Pennsylvania avenue, have just received
of ions, splendid assortment OF lash
ionable fall and winter goods consisting OF French and
English cloths cpssimeres and vestns, which they will
make up to order in their usual elegant style as low
FOODS ce simi quality be bought III tis or any OF
The northern cities.
Also received and for sale al very moderate prices, gem
temeus silk nerino, and cotton shirts aud drawers hne
ousn shirts suspenders gloves cravats, handkerches
stocks. umbrellas, hosiery, dressing gowns, &c.
Members OF Congress- citizens and strangers, are respect
fully invited give US call
Dec 5--,ta w2wif
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p AISLE OF rich nnd fancy Articles Of J,.vtIsy, Be-

. AFFLE OF rich md fancy articles nf JuyvrIsy Re.
IN In consequence OF the many applications for chances,
the subscriber is ndaced to make up another drawing for
the articles enumerated below, which will take place
the numbers all taken It, will require 10
chances, So per chance, payable before the drawing
axes place.
The ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to call
ut the store of ROBERT kEYWURTH.
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AGENCY FOR CLAIM s.-Siessrs ELDREDGE,
"A PLArr, and STEWART, late of Wall, now of VII.
liam street, New York. have extended branch OF their
office 10 Washington for transaction of public business.
Il VIII be under the constant charge OF one OF their nn'
bet-Chares IL Stewart legal gentleman OF over thirty
experience in his profession, and eleven The adj
vocacy of public claims As TO the confidence
OF the public. Mr. Stew has been favored with the sti
monaIs of officers of the general government and other
public gentlemen, before whom his advocacy lay showing
his skill in preparing his his great diligence knowl
edge OF business Of advocacy, and uniform
1t would not be becoming here auie further those,
quire the transaction of public business peruse their cir
cular with these testimonials at loot and they will find that
higher passports confidence cannot be presented,
better guaranty for success be reasonably demanded.
Without entering into detail, Eldredge, Plat, and Stew
will attend TO public business of every in Wash-
ngton, and through their office in New York. business
thar city also Their charges viii be moderate and pre-
arranged For attention they pledge their established cha
acter with the HABITS OF life matured in business and all
assuring those who may try them that what their
testimonials show done others they will do for them,
and thai they i'll always be found their pest hs city
Is wen during the recess the sitting OF Congress.
Letters TO be postpaid.
ELDREDGE, PLATT, IL STEWART.
Office in Washington the house OF John NJ ison, it,,
esq northwest of G. and 18th Streets New York,
~ William street. first floor
G--C,leuars OF E. p u 8 can be had application at
either office.
Dec O-d3ms
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I1lIGpBLE Once Rooms to iet.-The rooms in the
IL building corner Of and 18Th streets west now
occupied by Nj St G. Clarke, ESQ., and by Ghas w Paro
ESQ wB be Tor after the sth inst these rooms are
most egby situated for o6ce banking purposes One
81 them has a ire-proof vault For terms, applyto
Dec G-f RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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CATHoI.iC ALMANAC Ist9.-Au Catholic books re-
~ om the publisher and for sale ut their pfces
TAYLOR IL MAURY,
Dee - New Bookstore, near 9Th street.
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In CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES,
Thirusth Conxres.-soeond Session
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1915.
SENAIE,

Mr. CALHOUN appeared in his seat this morning
A message received from the House of Represent
avcs, by Mr. Campbell, their Clerk. announcing that the
House had passed The (Senate joint resolution for the
of certain regents of the Smithsonian In
ttt,ta
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The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a re
port from the superintendent of the survey OF h
operations Of that bureau during the last Year
Mr.. BALDWIN remarked upon the value of this doc
ument and the interest felt IN II by the public, and
that 1900 extra copies be printed for the of the Sen
ate; winch motion was agreed to-
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pATENVAGE

The subscriber has loaded and fired the musk
eessIve minutes
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all,sOnsa ppsn,t ls6e.
FRANCIS u. ADl RDITORs
a GENTS Z; FOR THE RAINIER. Z
Msssrs. Wars, q Go, sumtefYil s.. d!
Wa PRouEs, Esq, Camden, s. q.
M!OSeSs store.
OUR STATEMENT.

y
For some g time paat, complaints have been
made by some Of our Subscribers. That their
papers frequ do not reach them from tho
diHerent District Offices when they are due.
fRs postrlnsters at these Offices inform 5lI us
t'sat slie papers, at such times do not arrive
when due, and, Consequently, do not leave
the distributing Office at the proper times. =
This must arise from inattcntion. Some IN.
stances of this have come to our knowledge.
The latest occurred on the 23rd, when the
3Bradleyyille package was sent in the. morning
from this Office I'd stateburg and came Back
the same night, whereas It should have gone
to to. its II roper Office on tho 22nd. Thus II
cannot arp1. be mailed to Bradleyyille until the
18th, and our subscribers lose the papers Of
the previous ISSUE The Mechanicsvlle and
Bishopyille packages were sent to sta,ebnrg
and were returned at. the same times. Their
destination was to leave on Friday, the 24th,
and we hope they did SO. Our papers are in
the distributing Office in proper time; there.
fore the fault is not ours. Justice to our sub
scribers and ourselves compels us to make
this statement; for we have been injured by
this and similar occurrences. We hope that
such carelessness and. inattcntion will not
again occur.
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Boz tbe Sumter Banner.
"A WASHING DAY"

ID :. 4 : u
Mr.. Ediior:-.. Sunne men there are,
who value themselves upon one quali,y,
others who hu,ter themselves uponl,he
possession Of another. Each Of us is a
sort Of temple with it's peculiar idol for
our secret worship. s
In various numbers Of your journal, we
have seen published, .Letiers from F2ori.
do."(No. 2 cspecially.) by "Spithama.' z
us he 6rerets himself, in which he men
lions determination to continue such
communications. Hear him: II shall
take an early occasion to inform your rea.
ders Of many other subjects of,interest,
health, &C." Let us tnke the back trail
little way, and see wi,ni3Wo can make
out oft. Let us throw for iails: heads
have been thrown long enough: we viii
all admit tho dollar hns Two sides. The
Oclawaha river" Mr.. spilhama snys, ..is
navigable, nn,l with large ships of bur.
dent We, as the Editor, remark,
Let Justice be dime 10 NJ i. s., and, accord
ingly, quote from his article, No.3 ]. I, az
follows,--s''The Oclawaha is navigalle
for the largcs. class Of barge boa.s, = anil
from No. g., "l have learned ihnt ono ioi
tho largest boats on tho river has on seva-
raj occasions deliyeEe,lS full; ;fteigh,s;as,h