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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

tcoASER or FuLToS ASp psARL srHgErs)
ifIE PROPRIETOR Of this Hotel desires return his
nnks 10 his friends and the travelling portion o! the
community generally for the yors which they have be-
suaed upon him since he opened his establishment and
them thai he will spare etertons 10 render ha
house worthy Of the patronage Of which he has already
seiSed 20 liberal share, Board per day q 20.
TIT sts H. JOHNSON,
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New Carpet Warehouse.

ballard & PRINCE inform their customers and the
ID public that they have the old stand
long occupied by em. the large and eommui0us Ware
house, recently erected on The north side OF
... BROONFYELD STREET,
shor. distance hom Washington street where they offer
Tor sale extensive OF English and American
Carpengs. Of all qualities do do Stair CaTpengs; Hearth
Rags; Bookings; Straw MatIings, &c. &c,
Also Enesh aud American Painted Floor Cloths, OF all
dimensions.
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TO rxvnyrons AND pArENrEEs.

AGENCY ron oBrAIsISG PATENTS ron SEW iSyES-
TIoss AT wAsHISdToS. NJ
M +. ELLIOT, forinerly uf the Patent onicc, niorms
w his former clients un others, Thai his Office may sl
be found at the corner where has been located Tor
the last thirty years directly opposite the Patent Office.
lie Is prepared TO execute With his accustomed accuracy
and prumpness any business in the line OF his profession
such US furnishing information respecting the originality
aud patsntahiiy oiyenion preparing papers and draw
ings for applications fur patents caveats, Nc. ~
IN ihose unncqualnea with him, he refers 10 the follow
ing testimonial OF the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, late Com
missioner Of Patents
Patent Ohiee, Peb. Is 1872.
Mr. William y, Elliot, who has been formerly empoye
III The Patent Office Draughisnan &c. having esab
shs Patent Agency IN mo city OF Washington, take
great pleasure in Recommending him gentleman woy
Thy Of confidence, and being particularly quali1c te
take charge % business requiring knowcdge Of ms
canica science the progress. Of the arts and patent i'm
prnyemen.s Mr.. Elliot IL also wo acquainted with the
practice ol this Office HENRY l.. EiLSWORTH,
commissioner OF Patents
w r Elliot is also Tic tior ui the plan OF HE new
Patent Once building. 9. ta.. &tH
a-sa. Letters on business to be postpaid,
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mrIE mAnnIEp woMAN,s 'PnIyATE


| MEDICAL COMPANION, by Df, a. NJ. MAunruAu,
pres 81. $4,000 ra1.i4s sod ~ MEcr RonGis. n
The great dsinsnd for this important work. (of
which thousands snldl has compelled tessue OF
hsr edition. II ia intended especially for the married. II
discos.g which should be known them
particularly, Hers every male dsover the causes,
symptoms, aud The n.,Si ticen remedies aud most
thin made d eUrr IN ssery complaint 10 which her IL
| subpct, 9a $780,. t.r Hs4g 1.
It's Important nuf sion 10 The married why IL that
behold many married females sickly dehllAicd and
pfEtrated, Air lite and whether Oy
hls Of remedy They will here fa these Important
ars contested with diEfy os H. dican pl solcsi.
cal science, which meet this question. 4&
This work ~ destined to hn IN III. hands of every wife
aud mother who has regard for her health oi e.
fare, as well as that offer husband
1ne revelations contained in It's pages have already
proved blessing 10 thousands
10 those yet unmarried, but contemplating marriage
perhaps Insulating TO tho prupricIy Of ncurring the
sponsibiits attendant upon IL, The importance OF being
ssod OF the raatciis contained in these pages,
macty involving their future hsIVnes., catut DO apps,
eia,ed. s5 II f-@a'- atsa
X tppisS nW he sent by mall free NJ Posiarr.
GA the receipt at dollar Tho Married AyonEn's Phi.
Medical Companion VIII he scut fee oil postage 10
put ot tbs United States All letters addressed
(posi. paid 10 pr. A. NJ Maurceau Box t24 New York
Gity Publishing ONCE No l2S LIBERTY ST, New York.
For sale by he following AGENT:
ZElBER 4 co, Philadelphia, NM TAYLOR, 4 co,
Sis'sseot ar Washington, D 6,
3doors nom l.2 street
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous
sTRENGTHENINaP PLASTER.

IN all where Il is thought advisable to keep up
L permanent simulant impression near the organ
diseased, these pasirrs will be found highly valuable In
tact, all The benefit that accrue, from continuous
counter irrtan will be produced in the efficient
ner BY them. As in rheumatism, Lnmbago, Goni, I'm.
ergenent OF the Joints Chronic Disease Of the Liver,
Spleen Lungs other internal organs IN short, In all
other where warming strengthening plasters
beneficial these will be found TO be superior 10 any in
ise. For sale by CIIAS. STO1~r,
Drug and Aroih., corner 9Th street, and Penn Avenue
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

Il COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTING has re
moved to 18th Street, nrst door from Pa. av.,
where the subscriber would be glad TO have Members
Congress- VISITORS rcsients and The public generally give
hun call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed in the beat manner and al the shortest notice.
Numerous specimens he his office, and the best
reference given II required.
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WOUsE AND LOTAND FAMIL Y
CANRfALL FOR SALE.

"a TIE subscriber offers his TWO STORY FRAME
6i HOUSE and LOT, on the south sid. Of Maryland
Avenue 4. and 9th Streets fur sale chcap aud on
accommodating terms lie thinks Il unnecessary to give
here description Of the property those who wish to
purchase cal, call and examine for themselves
! ALSO n FINE FAMILY CARnyALL, Of late style, The
Trimmings are neat and In Those who wish TO pr-
chase will fnl this bargain cand seen BY calling
the subsc riber, CALEB BAhNHOUSE,
Ian Maryland Ave, south side, between Al x 9 SITS.
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j. Bi YARD IA YLOR and RACE GREEN.
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Eight (" tand one TO agent or the get
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Thirteen " (and one TO agent or the get
terup OF the club,) Is o.
Twenty /" (and one TO agent the get.
ter.up Of the club,) 2000S
THREE COPIES OF the Saturday Evening Post and
ONE Of either Godeys Lsdys Book or 0rahams Maga.
zine, for SIX DOLLARS.
The money for clubs must be always sent In advance
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DEACON 4 PETERSON,
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MwKING & son,
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS,
4l6 BROADWAY

DIvoT REVOLVING CHAIRS, Rscumbent Revolving
Chairs Selfacng Extension Recnmbent Chairs, Dentist
Chairs, Improved Invalid Wheel Chairs, Branch Reading
and Writing Desks, anu ever. variety OF Mechanical Chairs
for comfort and convenience
Also, by permission, manufacturers Of Major Series U.
s A. Travelling Invalid Chair :.
Fashionable Cabinet fnrh,fe made 10 order 3,
VI w. KING, ..,.y or.
W H. HALlECk IVY" i"'h'
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFoRM
H.% .EW,. SCALES,

rt'HE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which Is felt in the
aud perfect adjustment Of these Scales is such
Thai they have come To be regarded as the sdddd rom
which there Is no appeal
Scales Of the abuSe manufacture OF every required mod,
fcaiion, graduated to the English, French, Spanish, Por
guess and Chinpec standards. for expectation anu lome
i,ade. constantly on hand, and for sale BY
oct ly' FAIRBANkS& co, 81 Water ST.
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SOFAS! SOFAsl!

,s.--..---.r4t<, FRESH supply Of good and cheap
e. SOFAS, just received. AT the following
prieesl7, % %, 49, 81 AZ and 45 dol.
1tltAA-A--vlO iara Also daily expected, a zine lot OF
Mahogany and Black Walnut pARLOR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS all OF which will be sold NJ great bargains At the
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE, under Odd Fe!iowH Hall,
7th street, between ID and streets.
An Ia will please call and examine HE articles for
= ID. BROWN.
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BOOK & JOB PRINTING

or all descriptions, done with neafness and
dsspstchs at the National whiG once,
over nimms' store, and opposite jack
son Hall, Fsnnsyivanis Avsnus,
Washington
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VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.

MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues Of the Sar.
vi sdparHo, Dnndeion Wild Cherry and several other
Exotic Plants whose wonderful curative properties
together unknown except IN the author Of
HASLEYfS FOREST WINE
IL well known TO good chemists, that all vegetable sub
contain egs deleterious properties well
medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities which
dlnsed together in every root plant and blosson remain
nseparabe In the extracts obtained by the snl method
of boiling &c rendering all medicines thus prepared inert
and In many either injurious altogether useless
This accounts in great measure for the
many medicines in curing the diseases which they profess
tAcure.
II very different with Haseys Forssi Wine BY means
Of wonderful chemical apparatus invented for the express
purpose Of manufacturing this article the entire virtues Of
The most valuable combination OF plants discovered IL
obtained pure and free from every property but those which
frame This renders the Fbrtaf Wins tho
lent and truly valuable medicine In the world both for It's
miac uois power OF curing well M delightful flavor.
The fbres Uie 10 most distinguished for its great eff
caey In tne,sing roro constitutional and curing gene.
raj i'll health proceeding from nervous dsorders complaints
OF The stomach rer heart and kdaeys, including cosiire.
n'ss dsppsia, indigestion, loss Of appetite and ebifa.
ted state Of The system free use Of the Forest Wine
stores nyalds Of this class to the most robust strong and
vigorous health IL has also proved useful In restoring in.
Price vt per hola or sale at Hasleys General Depot
J. +, Gallnn, only agent, Washington lily
o. NJ Linthctm, only agent, Georgetown
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BEDsTEADs pRooF AGAINST BUGS,

T ISDSLEYS IMPROVED PATENT BRDSTEADS, at
IL GARDENERS GO Gold sreet, hrst door from Beck.
street. New York This improved Bedstesd received
the highest premium awarded At the late Fair OF the Ae
rean Institute In October, iS43 ~ and IS, and the silver
medal Of 1916, every other coinpetor The Bedseads
and oil ether articles Of furniture required for the cham
ber manufactured Of the best materials and under the
Immediate supervision Of the undersigned
Mattresses, Piasters Feather Beds Bolaters and Pill
lows hand made 10 order 10 fit The Bedeiead and
warranted TO be filed with snch hair, feathers &c rep
resented WILLIAM G. GARDINER.
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COLUMBIAN HOUSE

CIyESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
THE Subscribers have made every arrangement for the
accommodation 0f their guests, and respectfully solicit
a share Of patronage. DAGLEf, MACkENLfE ~ co.
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N lie proprietor ofthe Rough and Ready' House, Lou.
isiaa avenue, Washington, the City Hall, respect
fully informs his friends and the public that he has con
neccd with his establishment excellent TENPtN AL
LEY, with bulls equal TO any In the city In which they ma
al all times themselves without any charge watev.
en- and he viii be happy to have their company
these terms
The Bar win be found constantly supplied with the hes
'''' y JOCK DOUGLAS
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GEORGE j. BYRD,
JAErracTvm:a ASD WHOLESALE DEALER N
Umbrellas, Parasols and Sun Shades.

No. leo Pearl st. opposite Cedar, \. Y.
/,oU NrRY merchants and wholesale dealers will always
u find al tile above calublslnc extensive assortment
Of U.uBkELLiS, piRiSOLS, PERSONALITIES
and sun SIiDES from paines description 10 the most
gp, ndid ever offered in the United States and from the
improvements hc has recently introduced nlo his manuac.
tory The subscriber enabled ~ sell al lower prices than
ever, either Tor cash or approved credit
GEORGE ]. BYRD,
" oct sly $50 Pearl street, opposite Cedar
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A Prime aricl. Of VANILLA BEANS on hand, and
IA for ssls CHARLES STOTT, Druggist,
corner pf 7h ssrsd End Pc, syenrs
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mend iL--N A8ssriraf, i!yH IL. "a
Wtaa's Hiaeking i one OF the mos, superb end salts.
fish be yond description. we hato tried H. .Go rnd do
likewise "-SldrHe Of n; Iiai,s, Ii@ds
by reference 10 another coiunn, advertisement l
be found for excellent article oil B.ae King in Liquid
form, for Boos, &c has been highly recommended by
many who have tried IL It not only gives, with NcFy lii.e
trouble, beautiful JET TtiS but realms il much longer
than oler IL 10 cold by ls agent OF the
er al No 30, Chsgnut street Buy bottle ono tia wiz
prove the fact, Phil Lcdyer -iiTa@3.
HeRdr< Backing is Of The most shining articles il,
the mhrket-SPGf q he TUfss, April..
Patent Blocking mir J. Wttsr. No 30 Chcs,nut street,
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produces
beautiful jet POLISH and does nf urs Tic leather Those
who would have polished understanding sh0nil read NE
advertisement IN another column S, Ca.stte NOV l.
IItdr's Patent Jran BLEACHING is about the best ariel.
the understandings Of is brilliant aud lasting ".
have tried it, and Il bpo's s TO soy all Tho in lis behalf
tEre,ting Bnlsifa JRne7.
The Manufacturer produce numerous testimonial,
similar TO the above, from private Individuals anil from
nier papers, but the above extracts sufficient
vince any person tina the has not exagsera
ed; but that upon fair trial the Backing will be found
Represented, tIeeient in every respect.
J. WELLAR, Manufacturer, No. 80 Chestnut street. Phi
ladephis
CHARLES SToTT, corner Tenn, Avenue and 7h street,
agent for Washington, ID. g.
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MAnKs Z, nuyALL.

i5l fttIl htIctti
HAVE on hand Battery Kettles BraEs Pais Patcrs roll
IL aud sheet Brass, Tubing Metnl, German SILVER and all
other goods manufactured by Tie Wocotylle Brass Co.
Also Ryets, bon Iron and Tened.
WRdhams& Co.'S superior Gilt Buttons, including Mill
tary and Naval.
which, Agents for the manufacturers they offer for sale
on the most favorable terms.
they aro also Importers and Dealers in Pearl nuttons,
Ivory and Fancy Cobs Spool and Skein Sewing CottonS,
Shoe and Stay Laees and general assortment Of Fancy
Goods. N g% E. 49,
Papcr Hangfngs, window Shades and Up
h6lstery Goods.
SoLoMoN 4 HART, el3 Brosdway, are now receiving
y per the Various packet ships from England and France
the largest and best assortment Of the above Goods IN the
city ali Of which they offer In any quantys Wholesale OF
ren lower prices than can be found in any other ssia.
hislineut. lstt ssa
Country merchants and others will find large sssort-
nent OF Window Shades and Paper Hangings Of all the
rious styles and prices and which they requested 70
call and examine.
s.t SOLOMON g. HART,
Uphosiarers and Importers, 2i3 Broadway
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HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE

HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE /!
LARGEST, cAEAPEsTi, BEsT!'
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VOL. III. COMMENCES JANUARY |, 1919.
3 to go Splendid Wood Fcngravinks each
nionthiii
This tnrivsIled Family Magazine, universally acknow.
lodged by the press the best American Periodical pub
shed offers at the commencement Of the Sd veluHe
sal Inducements 10 snbscrbers Its features hereafter viii
Je entirely american, including st3
A iMEnicaS PORTRAITS,
AMERICAN TALES,
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artists, including Cole, Glgnoux, Durast Iimonds, and
Others IL In vigorous preparation, aud tie lucille peuctl Of
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Portraits OF the Public Men or America.
The PoRrHAIrs OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN DYlsrs
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splendid mengih Engraving on tinted paper Of Horace
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J. STOUVENEL s. CO.,
No. 90 Gold street and No. 3 John street
near Broad,cdy,
New York,

I'VE RETAIL DEALERS in
CHINA. GLASS, AND LAMPS.
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles.
Candelabras, SC.
Private houses, churches and hotels fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and all
articles warra ntea.
A 'complete assortment Of the richest cut prses.
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil al wholesale and retail.
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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INDELIBLE INK, without preparation Is eIs per boz
L For ssle By CHARLES STOTT.
Druggist and Apothecary,
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u osE WATER ps,up p totiss q AZ ,lIss Fer sal, By
IT. CHARLES sroTT,
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Blade is edited by William Matthews, Esq,
facetious and able writer, though sonlewhatecce.
trio as an editor. A capital weekly, one of
the best papers received at this oce.-N Y. Spirit
Of the Times. ~
The keenest GLADE Of oil Down Esst.--Maine
Farmer
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SATURDAY EVENING POST.
ANIAnamorH PAPER.
DEVOTED TO MORALITY, PURE LITERATURE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS, AGRiCUL.
TuRE, SCIENCE, ART AND
AMUSEMENT

Ivy This paper contoias from oneourih 10 oiishd
more than The generality Of THO Dollar City Wetkies
4 j. Bi YARD IA YLOR and Ora CE GREEN.
WOOD are regular correspondents " he Poet
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WtRr< BIaetnS is Of The most shining articles /,
the mhrket.-SPTa q he 1Ufss April..
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WtAa,s Hacking is one OF the superb and salts.
factory articles OF the day tarts hfiAnre aud 20
iish be yond description We halc tried H. 60 rni dc
likewise '--Spiritq Of he Iiplts. ijs'H T. "E
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Died.

On Wednesday, December 20 THOMAS C. Bowen, in
Sbe sd year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the residence
OF his mother, Ne. ~ Ludlow street, Friday after
noon, at one o'clock His remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
Departed this life, December 27th aged months
and - days. ANNE ELizABFrH McCoNNEiLoGUE, daugh-
ter of Charleg and Elizabeth McConue logue.
The friends Of the family requested TO attend her
funeral, on day afternoon the 2bth at o'clock,
fom her fathers residence. 343 Madison street.
At Cannonborough s. { Dee. sd Captain JoHy
WILLIAMsoN, u. s. o. Department, aged "a years. He
educated at Wet Point, and graduated with much
distinction. In May, 1870 he appointed captain
in the branch Of the service 70 which he attached
The government works the Chattahooche river
Florida, were built under his superinteudence aud he
more recently superptended the const ucton Of the
United States Arsenal near Charleston where he
sided at the time of his death
MIR. NoRTHcUr. member Of the Alabama Legisla-
ture from Marion county diedat Montgomery in that
State, on the 2lst inst
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bbls Ohio and prison at ae%c. 27c and drudge at
2elsc time and Interest
MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES

Dssrou, Dec 26-At Aycons7 shares Eastern Railroad,
2per oea advances do Boston and Providence Railroad,
Ss9& shars do Boston and Worcester RAILROAD S9t
Per share do Nashua Manufacturing Company dividend
on 49, 81 dc. Housatonic Railroad preferred k 7 do
Company loA per cent advance do Great FALLS Manufso
turing Company, $3.50; ~ do Atlas Bank $751;
do Boston and Lowell Railroad oent II do
City Bank S99 per shave 800 Rutland and Burlington
Railroad Bonds 65% R9s; $1,000 Ogaensburg Railroad
per cent, payable 1852 s5 per cent: Broker' Board
road 2ss i25 do. Edgeworh Company 81 bsm; 100 do.
East Boston Company, llhi $50 do. do, la M bGDd 81
do. Old Colony Railroad 66 66 IS Reading Railroad,
IT, bsed do South Shore Railroad, DO Vermont Cen
tsI Railroad 4ok .5& 20 do do 4e BOD ~ 90; Do IS;
Western Railroad lois SLIM; do Boston and Pr9ydenee
Railroad, dividend Of, So; 10 DO do s Second board
shares Boston and Providence Railroad ssh do. West
Railroad, Ol% 10 do. Norfolk County Railroad, 24.
sim; 40 do. do 2S 90 b3Od - do. do, 2a II do. Read
ing Railroad, l7n.