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CERTAIN CURE for FEVER and AGuE

JJAMMATT's VEG ETABLE CoMPoUND -.Thsis com
II posed Of entirely Vegetable substance Is restoring
ent physicanR I Is pleasanier cheaper and more esa
slos Than any like compound \ cures without srke e.,
or young Facts win speak for themselves.
Washington, n. G. OFT alA, 1873
geabe Compound, in my family, Tor the clis and levers
with success, and lake pleasure IN L
esisned,, REEVE LEWIS
ITashingfen, April 10, 1919
Mr.. John B Tammatl Dear Sir Ny child was auzck'
ed with Fever and Ase and was advised by friend TO
Try your Vegetable Compound which allsf using four
In recommending To all persons afflicted with Ague
and Fever as infallibe remedy. FL LIZ.
Yours, respectfully JOSEPH FRY
Mr. j. D. Hammat Sir On the ID iay Of this month,
atwerk IN damp paces,I entirely cured by using
Two boules Of your invaluable Compound. ,,,,,,.nn
(SlgneD WIN. C.M oHAhps Bf
Aieraadria, OFT 9, lSis.
Sa,-A week since was attacked with the Fever and
afas u re a er snpsa m nave lad liar
complaint several times before but never was cured so
short time. il,af yopr medicine and other
tSisne,p lit BEERS
Eftc Alexandria, Oct 8, 1873
Sir. Three weeks since, child taken with the
Fever and Asue. and was Induced by friend TO try Your
invaluable Compound The effect was instantaneous in
three DAYS child entirely cured. would recon-.
mend ii 10 ali who suffer with disease, ifoibie
remedg Very respectfully, yours; , ! ~, s,,,,,s
Baltimore, Nd, .Jaa. 81, 1919.
Mr. J. d. IIammatt-Dear Sir While In your town in
October last purchased bottles Of your valuable
pound and ague haveir several med
| cnes which relieved for short lime. but on discon
tnung the use of tem my disease returned with redon
bled ygor had not taken the first bottle before felt re-
eved and the second bottle entirely eradicaed II from
nv sysem cheerfnly recommend TO all persons sui.
e''"s WIN rs" tsirned ia'e GEORGE W. JOHNSON,
| rt4' Baltimore Street.
We have annmber Of other certificates in possession,
which omit publishing, the merits OF many articles
he
/ truth, need attraction; the Compound trial.
ana : 40 more. JOHN ID. HAMMATT,
we ASA '7ElHF King Street, Alexandria.
.GENTS FOR WASHINGTON.
u. Gilman, Chas. Stott Il Co, r.. S, Patter
Z.D&W.. Samuel Burr, Penn Avenue; ]. Il. Cal
son, NJ Deany, 'onr,, eth Street, G. r. Gardner Capt.
Ian, N u McPher : Navy Yard; and DR. b. ~ Clarke
tol Hill; John E. Bate.
for the Island. T. S T. Cissel
Agent for Georseto,rn.-- 0fCEsi sp25-y
Pm nm in oyoff IpULes ~
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COLONEL. WARREN --Ifs Henry Wm1en,-The
Iocoioco papers OF the States to be expected,
are filled with articles Of bitter abuse and villifcation
o this gentleman in consequence Of his appointment,
as Assistant Postmaster General II is doubt gal
and wornwoodn to the leading l.ocofoco politicians
of the MON to see one who has been fearless and
oniring in lis efforts TO expose their corruption, APP
pointed 10 honorable and responsible Office, under
The new Administration. But we can find no jnstif.
cation in that Tor heaping odous cpithets and foul,
mouthed abuse upon an honorable, high minded mant
against whose and character the most unrelent
ing malice Of the bittcrest and INSCRIPTIONS band Of
Locooco politicians in the Union sustain no spe-
ciiic charge. II dleigh On. CO Register
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Steam Engine and Pumps for DRY y-DocE,
~ Nav YnrB.

BuREAu OF YARDS AND Docks, 3oth March, 1912
SEAlED PROPOSALS, endorsed Prop ssals Ion Steam
- Engines and Pumps for the Dry Dock tat New York.
viii he received at this Office until " the LIST day o.
May next for constructing delivering, erscng and put
York steam engine and pumps capable oil performing ne
work required in pumping out the Drydsck; said enigma
and pumps TO be warranted by the bItfer TO perform the
work within tho time specified, md operate success
fully Tor the term OF one year aler compl elton.
Particular specifications OF The work lodged with the
Navy Agent al New York-ihe comma ndant Of The Navy
Yard there, and The Engineer oil the dgydock, either
whom or 10 this Bureau DESTROYS OF offering mr.
referred for copy, which request ys be forwarded b,
mail general plan OF the engine can be the Dry
Dock Office.
The time complete The whole work will bs The first
January, 1880. JOS SMITH.
apr 2-iawiw
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CHILD BURNT TO DEATH.--on Sunday night, color ed
woman named Brooks, living the island not Tar from
te corner Of ourand ahaf street and Maryland avenue
locked up her house, and went to church. Two OF her
childref had been put into bed, and white child,
placed In her care for nursing, comfortably fixed in the
cradle On returning she horror by the speca.
&c Of the eldest child aged about six years lying The
door the night dress burnt on and lie extinct II Is
sonby supposed that the had got ont Of bed and
10 the fire place, where there lighted
die, and there the flames were communicated 10 her
clothes The other coored child was found sitting up in
The bed crying Justify, but NOT burnt Tie bed however,
and The carpet We're on fire. The white baby was IN,
scated An alarm was eiven aud the neighbrrs promptly
render ri assistance
coroner's inquest was held The body, and
dict rendered IN accordance with the facts
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PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al The Pension
y Office until the 10th OF the ensuing month"; for printing
six thousand copies OF the Pension Laws in force
gethr with the constructions placed upon such by War
Department Attorney General and the forms
TO be followed by applicants for pensions under the several
laws, and the bounty land laws together with the pecesa
ry forms for application therefor Tor the Of the Pension
Office. The work TO be executed good paper which
sample will be furnished application al the Pension
Office. The book will not exceed hundred aud fifty
pages be printed long primer type. and each page
contain Two thousand and eighty The proposal must
state the price per printed page include composition
press work, paper, and folding aud Stitching without cover
The bids 10 be enveloPed and endorsed Proposals for
printing j. l.. EDWARDS,
K ap l4-w4w&2tcp Commissioner OF Pensions
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Jupag MEEK, rns MARTvR.-A tall nm yet. The
Register, speaking Of the removal Of Judge Meek
says; &is gtt
The District Attorney, too isshortened by head.
He walks about still head and shoulders above his
adversaries, and will be heard Of yet II he wills IL.
The Jtsdxe IL nnq,iestionably tail man, very
tall man, Tit we doubt much whether the suferings
Of n,arfyrdn will enable hin, TO walk into Congress
from THE district. ts s,
Again says the Register n
He has eloqnence, nbiliIles and sound principles,
and the Democracy, In liz triunlphs will not fail TO
remunerate those who labored and suffered in her
adversely. VA Va IN ss3. L.s...i 4
in,hs, WI have no doubt Judge Meek will be reward
cd s.Wh0ntl,e Sky Falls we sha catch hsks.''--l
Mobile Advertiser, ftat ~ sA-f ~
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The selection of Peter Hamilton, Esq. n Attorney
for the Southern District Of Alabama, and Charles
Bingham for Marshal, meet with general appreciation.
They are men Of character and ability good Wings
and true. II makes more martyrs In this section,
but that is nothing there have been martyrsin these
parts before, and no grumbling. Heads off and
heads up says the Union; but Prentice asks, IL
they Off how shall they be up, unless as in olden
lime, like maefactors, they are elevated on poles
We are not so sanguinary. Some we know can
carry no other than high head. All we desire is
that they may exercise the same fortude exhibited
by many who preceded them, and were alike martyrs.
One would suppose, to read the Union that this was
the age Of Queen Bess or Mary; or Of more modern
are mere sprinkle compared with the blood that
flowed In other riegns. Our neighbor, in his mimi
table humor and with an occasional taunt, threatens
the Wings with hereafter. Well, we have learned
Of" Fleas ate not HOLSTERS Mobile Adm.
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well the tyrannous disposition Of their old
leaders. They viii be pioneers to9carry'
Wing truth far into the borders Of Demo-
cratic ignorance, and rescue thousands, who
are now plunged in political darkness, and
who onlyneed the light to make them spring
to their feet and haste away from association
with the brotherhood Of Democracy.
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Treasury Department, March 10, 1919.
PURSUANT 10 the provision contained nthe iirs section
OF an ACT Of Congress entitled An act making approl
pratons Tor the civil and diplomatic expenses Of 60, ern
for the year ending the hirth Of June eighteen
hundred and fly, aud Tor other purposer,i' approved
March q 1874 hereby give notice that the principal and
Interest Of such strip has been issued or prior 10 lie
FIRST day OF July 1872 may he isssd under The nin sec
ton Of the ACT ofConrYss entitled An act 10 raise for
limited time an additional military force, and for other
eniaon Of The same the Treasury OF The United Saies
be redeemed and paid the Aad 6rst day ofJny, 1879
aud that all interest su scrip viii cease said day
w N MEREDITH
Mar 10 -d2ulii Secretary OF the Tfea.uiy.
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CHOICE MAHOGANY AND LUMBER

John PURDY has just received and has for sale The fol-
j lowing ac,icles -
Mahoganes Of every thickness from veneerng 10 hand
railing, and newell posts,
Birds eye and curled maple,
Walnut and cherry,
Poplar Of every thickness
Ash and oak,
supply Of seasoned white pine panel merchanabe Sc.
lect siding and common culls, ts
With general assortment Of North Carolina and Eastern.
shore pine.
Also supply Of cacined plaster and cement.
10 Daily expected Two vessel loads Of coal.
an IG--eod;t Z
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Gitn Jntelliaenre.

KITTEN ny A MAD Doc 1--WE regret TO learn thai our
towlsman Mr. Robert Greenhow, Of the clerks in the
supposed TO be mad. The animal growled. We learn At
The time q sezins his leg but The tooth inflicted only
slight brason scratch Of the skin The wound was al
cauterized We sincerely hope that the dor waa nj
mad ifit be fact that he Crowded he was not rabid or
canine rabies lis never accompanied by growing IN the
animal Mr. a. are happy to learn exprrie nc es no n
convenience from the bite. t94 2F m
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IAsHIoNABLE cLorHuNG.-we have on

hand a large and elegant stock of READY MADE
GOODS for gentlemon'R Fine dress and Goats,
dOrsay Coats, oyereoas Of yarions styles and qualities,
Panisoona and Vests In variety, with every other
article Of dress 10 outfit gentleman in The heal lyle and
without delay,
Some very handsome white silk and other for
ing wear,
Al,o 6ne Shirts; white, black, and other kid Gloves.
With Cravsts and many other pretty and desirable Goods
or genilemen's use
We are also prepared to make MP any garment order
81 short notice Ia The bes, syle
Terms cash, prompt customers short credit Only
price, YOUNG a OREM.
ieb TO- dlf 3tioors wesi OF Browne IIoie
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ST. CHARLES oLornINo sroRE.

Corner Of Penn. ar. 4. 3D. SIS. op. Gadsby's hotel
"a THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs The Eli
zens Of washington and us vicinity thar lie has on
Inland large aud extensive assortment Of SPRING
LII and SUMMER CLOTHfNd gotten up n the latest
and best style which win be sold prices thai cannot be
beat anywhere For the information Of The public the pri
Of some Of the goods are herein annexed, viz
COATS
Fine Blue and Black Cloth brock and 'dress) CO. g. H. and
upwards tweed Of different qualities and colors 81 10
81 A. aud g. cashmere and summer cloth from So 10 81
linen AMI cotton from 10 cts. 10 50 and 81 50
PANTALooNS,
OF all kinds and latest styles from GO cents 10 ST.
VESTS,
OF all varieties silk SATIN, cashmere, msresees valencia
nj 10 CTS, az, OIL, 9, 3, AMI 4
may IBID NJ RosENsToCK
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Once more a pictory is non oper that form
able eaemu, RHEUMATISM.

Dear SnMy wife and myself have been severely alic
ted with the Rheumatism and we have Tried almost every
nostrim that has been recommended for this oa DISTRESS
Ing complaint, without effect procured bottle of HINTS
Lifn,e, and am happy 10 say TINT have thoroughly
applied 10 The affected parts and after ions applications
the pain and swelling has eii us, aud now entirely
well most eheerfnly reconmie nd il most valuable
emedy. You're, &r., v. SHERWOOD.
H Sold by all the Druggists in This city and throughout
The country. Price rs cents per bottle. a4
April "a GEO r, STANTON g. CO.
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THR MAY FESTIVAL CARusI Ito take Mace to.njplt)
affords pleasant theme for the little Misses ofwkom
yesterday search after flowers almost as pretty
as themselves with wheho form wreatls and boqes for
ihe 90 them great oceasion Tie Queen selected Miss
has been invited and may attend. fhe should we prom.
ZEE MN as many flowers as he hold conveniently
me hand 10 be given by innocent hearted white handed
Of tie Republic y
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Pray gentlemen, are not the Wings his General Tay
or's ensl IL II strange thai he shonl conde IN them
before he would IN you, Che Democrais who despse him
In your hearts - Wdshingfon Wig,
The General Is very coniding, no doubt; but II he
had confidence in these "Whg friends" during the
war, he never would hive got home to honor them
in peace. Phil. Pennsytranian.
Unless we are much mistaken, unless our
memory IS very treacherous, indeed, we think
weremember distinctly, that twas the strong
arm Of the Wing volunteers, which won
those glorious battles, that made such fame
for the Old Hero We think we remember,
too, that the Wings, who hurried to the field
in the ranks, were asten to two Of our oppo-
nenis. But to this truce. We give all
honor to Democrats as well as to Wings,
who united to uphold our flag in Mexico,
and those Democrats who unite now with
Wings to uphold his administration, enjoy
his confidence quite as warmly as do his
Wing friends, Of which fact, they have al
ready received evidences and will receive
more,
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BY GRAPH /.

BALTIMORE, April 30, 5 p. Nj.
Conradt vintner, the person convicedin our Court
a short time ago for the murder Of Mrs. Cooper, of
Baltimore County, was brought out this evening and
sentenced TO be hung. He made quite speech
in answer to the Court, when asked why sentence Of
death should not be passed agaiust him. He en-
deayored TO acquit himself Of crime Of theft for
which he had been convicted some years ago.
he manifested great Indifference, and
said but little In regard the crime for which he was
about being sentenced. The sentence was pronounc-
ed in very appropriate manner by Judge Finch.
j regret to inform you of the death Of Nicholas
Tracy formerly High Sheriff Of Baltimore city and
county. He died yesterday afternoon after severe
and lingering illness. Mr.. T. has left many friends
to regret his loss.
young man who entered the name Augustus
w. Purdy, Washington" on the books Of the Amer-
can Hotel, Pratt street. attempted his life on Friday
last, In his chamber. He had been visited the night
before by physician, who prescribed for him and
on second visit, In the morning, he was found y-
ing nearly insensibe from The effects Of laudanum
A note directed 10 :" Mr. S. and the Doctor"
avowing his purpose was found by the bedside
An emetic was Immediately administered, and he
was speedily brought 10.
\ The Council Of Bishops Of the Roman Catholic
Church assemble here next Sunday. They come
from all parts Of the Union. II viii be an interest
Ing spectacle.
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AsEcDoTE.A darkey set 10 wark 10 cut down a
very tough tree, but his axo flew back for sometime
with but little effect. A Storm occurred meantime
oak to splnfers near him: I" Bless d, Lord ex
claimed Sambo dat well done. Pore you try dis
one nex'--gness you gil your match, massa !"
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A CLEAN SwsEp.--The Secretary of the Treasury
has ordered every Democrat in the New. Haven Gus
tom house 10 be turned out Of Office, inspectors,
boaimen and all.-N. o. Courier.
We are delighted TO hear it.--Hfoble Adrtriistr.
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TRIAL FOR MALrcR,-The case OF Dinsnan rs Can't
Wilkes for malice towards Dnsman OF the Marines Of
ne Exploring Expedition. was continued in The Circuit
pied IN arguing whether the book one OF The vessels
should be admitted in evidence, which was decided affirm
aiively by the Court
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Correspondence d The National WING.

There In Howard street Flour day
II Is held at "a rs, with buyers "a 62t Sales Of 300
bbls City Mills al 81 ~ and 200 81 sa Sales Of
eral lots Of common 10 prime Maryland red Wheat 100
05 i07, los and l0cis., and cargo Pennsylvania
whIe, from store, NO cts, Sales yellow Corn GLASS
cts, and white at 4sa5O cs which 10 advance Sales
Oats al 20 ets. No saeG Of Whskey to-day Reel Cate
The offerings TO day al the scale very small
ing 10 only los head The sales were very spirited and
advance, viz 90 75as4 TO- equal 81 50ass 60 nett
averaging % rs gross No Hogs sold to-day The quota
lions are S5as5 rs.
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A gentleman residing In Choctaw county, stepped
into our office yesterday 10 say, that from the goth
of March 10 the 10th Of the present month, mail
from this city was received at the Post Office, at
Cofeevle, Ia Clarke county, distance hence OF
only eighty six miles.--Nobfe Reg.
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Notice OF the removal Of the Land OAlc e
from the Falls OF ~. Crotx, wisconsin.
TO saltwater, In Minnesota Territory.
FINDER authority of the FIRST section OF the Of Con.
u eress entitled " An for changing tile ocalion OF the
Land Ofie IN the CHIPrawA LAND DisrnIor, and tsab.
roSaia," approved March I'd, iSia do hereby declare
and make known, thai from aud nfer the hrteh day Of
June (lSi9) the land Office foi the sale The public
lands in the CHIPPEWA LAM DIsrRIcr shah be removed
from the Falls ST. CRoIx fNisconsin) to ''SriLLwk
rRa in 81 CroiS County Minnesota Territory
Given under my band at the Guy Of Washington, this
iweniitl day ol March. Ammo Domni 1919
TAYLOR
BY the President:
RICHARD NJ. NouNa. EN -N
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
msr a0-lawl2w sF4dta
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RElieIous--About fifty persons were confirmed
yesterday al the Rev, Mr.. Goodrichs church, Camp
street. by Bishop Polk, Episcopal Bishop Of the Do
cese Of l.ousiana.--N o. Ores. 23d inst.
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THE Board OF ALDERMEN yesterday had under consid.
Grafton he bill from the Board Of Common Council TO
abolish the Ward Assistant Ward Commissioners and
e place the duties of those officers under the City Survey
The lower Board or rather the Board down stairs were
engaged on report and bill about fish
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III handsome assortment OF iSUSfAfER Mil " ~
merry, consiAtlngin part Of FANCY DRESS w
law srRAW--and few Chilirtns' Straws Also lsrse
and new assortment 81 ds hea PARIS REGIONS.
ap gs--3t
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THE DisTnIcr ADVENTURES "A letter has been re
ceived from 81 Josephs Missouri stating that all the
bers Of the California and Washington Mining Association
WE'LL and that they out Of many other companies
the best equipped and hansomes yet arrived
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I HAVE Just received q lot Of CRINfPTNG TON6S ana
PLNKfNG IRONS Of all sizes and styes; also Finriny
and Quilting Scissors, Hardware OF all kinds Lead Pipe
and Iron Pump building materials, House furnishing ari
siss saraenR .oois faey .o9,s, noye or children &r
Horses and Propeiiers Bathing tubs Of all sizes Tin SAFES
Bird Cages Reffgetors, Cast Boxes Spice Boxes Coun.
and Platform Scales and great variety of Fancy and
other goods too numerous 10 mention.
am also prepared houses with tin or copper,
and all viii be sold done reduced prices for cash
Call soon and see for yourselves.
G, WOODWARD.
may i--eod9 Bet. i0h and lith Sta Pa Avenue
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Correspondence OF The National Wing
NEW Ynpx Anil ~ y

New YoRK, April 80 P. NJ.
SHieide--Ro,r and Edtsi Result Arrests.
highly respectable young physician named Chap.
man, resident of Brooklyn, committed suicide last
evening. The causes which led 10 the rash aci are
not known. He had recently become possessed Of
large fortune.
An alteration occurred yesterday in Anthony
street between young man named Mnchan and a
person named William Thompson in which the
former was killed Instantly. Thompson and four
others, all desperate characters also implicated In
The aray, We're arrested and sent TO prison for the
purpose Of awaiting trial
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lIONuMRNT mILL IcE nEpnr

MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOT John
vi PTrlBoNE would inform his patrons ind the pub.
lie That he has procured ut considerable psint and ex
Is prepares, 10 furnish families, hotel Keepers coniec
ton and others with the article In such quantities
throughout the entire season) a. they may desire
Prices reasonable, and variation with those persons
who engage OF me IN the beginning oftbe srasoit
Wagons VIII run through the city daily. fe
Orders received through the post Office and by John
Cslian, Druggist corner of aud nh Streets an, al nv
Coal ONCE, near me Long Bridge, Up S-2sw6w
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NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.

NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.
"a THE NATIONAL HOTEL in the city Of Washington
H ormeiy kept by Coleman, and now in he possession
ol Blackwell's Trustees, Ii offered for rent.
Persons DESTROYS Of leasing the properly a. requested
to apply in person or by letter, addressed to ~
PROPHET ORS
Of the National Hotel, Washing ION city.
Early possession may be had.
an 3-if TlhS-H
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Correspondence of,he Naiienal wLis.

f,7 I FHH.ADRtPHIA, April q, 2 p m. N
Stocks are eteady and prices frm-Treasury note G's
lO9, New Loan ll2t Flour-sales Of iew hundred bbs
common brands 81 G2lasd 6ssome askings4 Isl Corn
Meal s2 62t Rye Flour 90 slas2 81. Wheat is scarce
sales Of Red 02al06 cis Corn firm-whlte 4sa5O cts
and yellow 66ab7 cis Oats 30la2 Gus Rye IS cts Pro
vifions dull at firm prices Nothing IN other arti
claa N
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CARD.
W. G. SNETHEN, Attorney and coun-
SellOr at Law,

DIGS LEAVE 10 announce his fiends and the public
thai his connection with the National Whit It's sole
Editor does interfere In any with his profes
aonal engagement lie will be happy 70 attend TO amy
law OF agency business entrusted 10 his rarr,
! WAsu,safos, 2ll April Apr, 2lif