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miserable husband. had he not caught
her in his arms. How s,rangly each
had been misunderstood.
luis bore her to her chamber, aad
laid her upon her own costly couch
There were no 81 gns Of life. The
mother was summoned. No signs Of
returning consciousness could they
call forth, and physician was called
in. 1t Was long, aud the palsied pulse
again beat slowly--it was scarcely per-
ccptible ;'and even the slumber seemed
like death, The physician had gone
down; Luis followed hinn he would
know his opinion and then he turned
away without noticing that carriage
had just drove up. 1t was Lord Clare
monte and Rose. Mrs. ST. Lucas had
written them when Luis first came
home. They entered the hall Luis
was still there, aud looked wildly a
round, as Rose exclaimed
"My dear, dear brother; is it posi- =
ble ! But oh, how changed %
Luis did not speak, but pressed his
quivcring lips to hers, and held out his
hand to the lord.
As the sister withdrew from his en-
brace, she inquired for her motI.er and
Llllias. LUIS started, and growing
still paler, leaned against column for
support, and pointed to the stairway.
Rose trembled something fearful
she knew had happened. Flinging on
the hall table her hat and shawl, she
hastily ascended to the chamber Of the
insensble sister, followed by Luis and
Clarence.
"Mother, my dear mother" Rose
whispered, as she wound her arms
around the neck of Mrs. ST. Lucas,
who was bending over the bed 4; and
then her eye fell on the faded form be-
fore her. Mildly she clasped the pale
and pensive hand, ejacula,ing--" My
God, on my God Iillias dead dead
for ever Spare me, oh my Father
spare me this. 1t cannot, must not be.
LIllias, my sister, dead !"
ord Clarcmonte was little less agi-
tatcd, as he gazcd upon that still and
beautiful one.
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EsENa


Monte change thousands Of dollars every
night, from one person 10 another. Some
times at Monte they bet $500 ON a card.
The currency hers is in rather a sing liar
state, at present. Eight dime. pass for .
dular, and one franc is equal 10 Two dimes.
Francs and old sixteen cent pisiarecns arc
of equal value with the best Spanish quar-
ter dollars,--but then. 6ve franc pieces pass
Tor no more than dollar. Dimes, france
and pislareens are the hes, money TO bring
here persons coming out ough, 10 bring
90 or 100 dollars in ha, kind Of money
Sure two or three Of our passengers have
seen The Elephant TO their entire satisfae.
tion. without going ary further, and have
concluded to 60 home and report TO ,hsis
friends.
There is considerable fever in Panama,
much Of it owing, believe, to the crowd
ed and filthy mode Of living There are
quite a numbered Free Masons from diffar-
en-, parts Of The country in this place, and
they have occasional meetings in the Wssh-
ington Hotel. | have me, with them once
and shall continue 20 attend ,-several pleas
ant aeqrainlances have been made through
this means.
II is quite uncertain when / shall le,vs
here, heartily tired of j, as I am already
bu, there are hundred. who have been hero
a month, and two months, and some %
long as six. November 9th. The Oregon
sails to morrow. S,eerage tickets have
been sold for $3.50, but $500 is the stan
hard price. A grea, many men have sold
their tickets, and gambled away all The pro-
ceeds, and are thus left destitute. Offered
the agent Of the steamer hundred dolars
to let me work my passage az a szilar, but
he says they cannot take money IN that
way. l would have given him 5000, bu,
he will not agree to il. However, ny
mend Capt Baker wen, down 10 the steam.
er last night she lies at Taboga. ten miles
oil, and VIII DO his best in my behalf III
succeed in getting on board, | will mark j,
outside the letter. have found my bag Of
india rubber equipments, which is worth a,
least 500 TO me.
9P. NJ. Irurchassd Sseeraee ticket
late this afternoon for 800 cash, in Amer.
can gold the steamer goes positively to-
morrow, and pu, of buyine unit! tho i.s,
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WHIG CAUCUS.

A Meeting Of the Wings was holden ~
the Town Hall las, evening; which was
cclled to order by Col. b. Marsh. Wil!.fn
S. Nichols. Esq, was chosen Chairman
and Francis Law,on, ESQ.,, Secretary.
Hon. Robert B. Cransion and Edward
Clarke, Esq, were nominated as candidates
for Senator the vote stood. for Crane,on
43, for Clarke, 8 Mr.. Cranston was do.
c ared the Wing nominee Of the Caucus
for the office Of Senator.
w. S. NICHOLS, Chairman:
r. LAwros. Sec'ry.
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Nrw YoRK, Dec. 10

INV IORk, Ice. iO'
The steamer Gres, Western has .sfrivea
from Bermuda.
She brings aJvices from Yucaian TO Nov.
26. The war Nth the Indians continued.
wi,hou, any immediate prospee. of,ernins
ton.
Official advices state that negetistiona
we're on foo, With England, who had oGs'.
cd To mediate for the paclica,on Of lhs
country.
Later dates from Port au Prince repre,ers
business as dull. The monopoly Law ~.s
still in force Coffee scarce.
The Emperor Soulouque was 10 smb''N
at Jcremie on the 2ilh Of Nov, on q iouf
to the eastern part If st. Domingo. 4
portion Of his troops had already cmba's-
ed.
There was a large FIRE at Port au rtince
on the 18th Of NV by which 75 or 10
house, we're destroyed. II originate n
the central part " the city nssr The !, r -
mnikei
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"This evening the Lecture before the
Mechanics Association at the North Bsp.
list Church, will be delivered by the Rev
DR.. Hague, Of Jamaica Plains. His sub.
iec. is The Family Library" Tho veil
known reputation Of DR.. Hague for elo.
quence and Learning will ensure an su.
dence. Few men are better qualified 70
invest this theme with interest, and We On.
sicipate practical and highly instructive
lecture. The large assembly convened a.
the las, lecture shows ths, these intellectual
faas,s are appreciated, and we trust to 6nd
a still larger audience this evening.
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THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. la.

WHIG STATE CoSyEsTIos.-A Wing Cen.
ycntion mill be held at the State House, in Irovi.
deuce, on Thursday, January 17th, 1880, at o..
clock, p. m, To nominate candidates for Governor
and Genc,al Officers for the political year ensuing
The Wing electors Of the several towns are re.
qucsred to elect delegates equal In number to theiv
delegations both branches o tic General Assembly
BY order Of the Wing State Committee.
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To be continue d.

RnoDE ISLAND ilIsroRIcAL SOCIETY. -
Al meeting of the Historical Society held
on Friday evening. December 9Th tho death
Of Hon. William Huater was announced by
the Vice President. An eloquent ,kelch OF
Mr.. llun'er's life and literary character
was presented by Professor GammeIl No
one could more appropriately have been
chosen 10 speak of him, as a scholar of
grca aud varied atlainmen,s and finished
culture, especially as a student Of history,
and ye, more particularly Of the history
of religious liberty. The following resolu.
tions. introduced by the First Vice Pres
ident OF the Society, Albert G. Greene,
E'q, were UNANIMOUSLY adopted
1t having been announced TO this Society
that Hon. William Hunter LII d., one Of
the Vice Presidents, departed this life a,
NewI ort, the place of his birth, on the third
day Of December, instant:
1t is ihercupon Resolved, That in this
event, we mourn the loss of an cm nenl
citizen, disting gdl>hed as an advocate, a
statesman and scholar, whose learning, cl-
oquence and high intellectual culture, were
a source of pride to his native Stat. Of one
who as ever strongly attached to her IN
sti,utions, and anxious for the advancement
Of her best and highest interests whose
life is a part Of her history, and whose
name has now been added TO the list of her
h n, red dead.
Resolved, That we arc deeply .ensibl,
Of the loss which this Society has sustained
by the decease Of one of It's earliest mem
bers, who ever felt deep interes' in its
welfare and in the advancement Of its OBJ
jec's, whose intercourse with his associates
here we shall Ion. review with grateful
pleasure, and whose memory vii be endear.
cd to us By The many social qualities which
adorned his character.
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub:
lishcd in the newspapers that ey be re.
corded IN ihe Journal Of the Society. and
that a copy Of The same be transmitted 10
The family Of he deceased with spectfnl
assurance Of our sympathy in the 7 bereave.
mcnt.
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Long, long she remained in her own
apartment,with heart and hore all bow.
ed and broken, and with her cold
brow bent among her Bible leaves, a
mDng its prophecies aud promises, in
"n agony ofprayer.
CHATTER VII.
have plead and wearied Heaven
With my prayers and with my tears;
Tears and prayers with which I've strivcn
To calm and balm these fearful fears.
God has heard me--he viii live,
And will he, for this, to me give
Love for love VIII il lc
That linn worship, Norships me,
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n The Municipal election H. Boslon.
Monday. resulted in the re-ele. ton Of tic
Wing candidates hy about three w u,snd
f'c hun =. 4 na,rtii,
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CHAPTER VII.

Moihcr--moiher, il it,o,
Have cans~d 'In. deadly voc
Isv' broke Thy bcpu' VI trh.
Have ! linked lor n w., .i'e
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WAsriSGTON, Dec. s

The Hon. Mr.. Spruancc, Senator
from Delaware, is detained by sickness al,
tome, and will not probably arrive here I'M
der ten days.
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moNDAwmIs FoR SALE.


I'm THE beautiful county residence the DR.. Patrick
H Macauay, the OF city of Baltimore h
- offered for sale by the subscribers, In chaDce
The immediate location Of this well known eni
county, and OF the OF the
complies about seventh of land half without the
western limit OF the city and about miles from its
and IN
constitute Its richest suburbs. The
Mansion House Of MoBdawmin with the and
orchardng in the highest possible state OF establishment and
The and shubbey with which
Europe,
adjusted trained by his
their present o. bearing and uuness fo
l there meadow enough on The place my
produces hne Of and other ains. Ths
supplied field,
hydraulic pipes and through all Of
baths garden, The dwelling
o elegance, eighty feet by forty
stories with basement and attic with poreos and extensive
cous and well pitched The die second and third
hoo with the best reference 20 health convenience and
comfort The and servants houses stabnr barns &c
all and with the Of the improvements Of the
yanagcs and Improvements property. believed
place in the country.
property will he open inspection who may
together desire Any information
will those distance, under
signed In Baltimore The tile perfect and all liens, taxes, &c
will he M the day OF sale .af II I'T|' ~
The terms prescribed by decree in chancery are One
purchase be paid in
portions a and two years, with interest
The will be made public auction The premises Fri
sion will be given by OF November II desired
Aura,Ls i'm HENRY 1--WE WEBSTER, Trustees.
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Cholera Treatment and Preventive.

mn. AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERiENThs remedy, composed entirely of
Ingredients, totally substance
bng cahartie cordial strengthening powers
discovered and prescribed by Dr. Ama celebrated
diseases abdominal regonssuch
dynter bilious complaints dyspepsia, and all other disorders Of
the liver, sc. 3. sl.t3 t..ls4 t@ttt
knowing from experience operates kindly and
efecua in these cases. submitted remedy
vrndve to all who be 50 fortunate escape nsdous
symptoms f.s ~ ,4 ~ ", {5 NJ
wholesale Carus's Music Saloon Penn
syyana between ll and 2 Streets principal
Pamphlets containing full directions for with interesting
certificates accompany each
discount dealers Orders from part Of United
promptly attended TO. All communication be post paid
Aug 3-awH SAMUEL CARUSi & CO.
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90 ~s-s
no QUIZ SUBSCRIBERS.

rhs name o ups. bssks uAs ~
Psynsns Of Tie subscription be nsds n advance iafi
Distant sabscrbsn may forward nsasy By istt tie Pess
which VIII be Paid By MA asssnsS By eurslvss s
ssks trsnsnssionL 49,, ~, ~ ~ a, N
dons Of censress, and ssniwesky du1ns the recess.
subscriptions period lass than BE- received on
prop sItionsdto the above annual stssL
o. PosTMAsTERs suthozsd sgsuss snd By
sending DAILY subsobsrs win 80 sselsssd sEI
WEEKLY sabcrbes with sas snssssdi Ave WEEKLY
bsrs with enclosed viii be entitled 70 copy d he ssn
sdiuon a. they furnish Subscribers for, SSss&
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Old seventy years age,
was compelled 70 limit is by which means has been
had proved ears
Hs' sa
Grand and une qualIed preparation Is
length and breadth of the land.
Unlike young z Townsend improves with age and never
ne s and s
"a de- hsvs TssR
properties, properties which useless,
wh injurious % t sg,s% SOME Of dc properties
a so volatile at they entirely evaporae and are os in The
only experienced Moreover these
the medical properties Of the which
Genuine Old Doctor Toyynsend's sarsapariIIa
prepared thar all the ne Of the saapaa
@ s o. acid p Of
secured pure form; and thus rendered
SS III sss ny nsaas s
Cure OF innumcrable diseases.
1o %s nS Children @s nS On ss s S
e gS of on and LIVER by CON
TIvENEss, acGTASEous ERGPToNs, phFLEs aL6TcH
Impurity OF the blood.
marvellous efficacy all complaints arising
elimination blood % he head pspaion Of the heart cold lee,
IS sdn h an asS hot % v % s0d n1
and gentle Precipitation, relaxing structure Of the lungs and
every oie part su IN honlhg Is is excellence more maneuy
go" $50 rs,a ..s,s. es
rc"io o"APaass
II works wonders In uor albs whes falling of the
wonb ooscted suppressed painful menses eguiaty OF the
periods and the like; and eectua curing all forms Of
uie kidney disease l@f
ny removing distractions, and regulating the general system,
gives tone and strength to the whole body and cures all forms OF
E Nervous diseases and debility.
thus peyen or relieves great variety of other
spina irritation neuapa 81 Vts, dance swooning ts
commissions. SC. - y
IS not possible for this medicine to fail to do good it has nothing
In
can lose m curative popees IL cieanses the Hood
he liver 20 healthy action tones the somacb and gives good d.
geston relieves The Of ,ornoT and alav
aron prGe The kin eoazs the of The HOOD mo-
duciny gentle warmth av an over tbe bodv and tbe
rea MI, and ty,ness ai s,yc
I m. ,,,.d,.,,,. 20, ,,,..,,,,,,.,,s,x ,,..,,
But can any of these things be said of 81 p inferior
srtclei This young mans liquid $ o
Comuared with the Old DOctor.s
heca,se nj ,he Grand ,.., ,,, IN, ~ a; ,n,,, 81 ao,,o
NEVER sPoILs while the othe DOES sou fernents
and blows the bottles containing fragments; the acid
guild, exploding and goods Must this horrible
compound poisonous put a
dyspepsia acid
DO all know that when food slonacs what
chef poduceshaulence, heartburn papaton OF the heart liver
complaint daIha dyseniery cholc and corruption OF uc blood
scrofu but an acid huor In e body Wbat produces
he huos wmch pfng on erupoons oil ue sk eaid head san
hsum white sweihngs and all ucerao
sa eAsnga u nothing una., Leayen hp an acid SUD
Is' ,ven, ca a % h ad d AHA inc . Sag ,n
eausss aeo
aes s cen ne oihe and eisewhere nanng ana mnae
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,
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President.
SAMUEL HASSAy, Secretary.
avenue, Agent s1 8dF - sg i lU7- -a
w. JOHNSTON, NJ. d., opposite City onice 7th street.
Physician. a.H. fet N
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles and operations
pany can DO had ON application Ut the AGENTS office.
Aug7 ..r
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CARD.

THE undersigned late Of the Pension Once having for e last
employed various duties connected with
particularly revolutionary consequently being
perenced deas thereof offers his public
claims general He
win other busness connected with the other de
partments Washington.
I business conhded promptly attended
faithfully executed. All letters must be post paid.
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
Agency Office.
wAsHIsoTos CRY, ID. c., August Q, 1919.
Aug l2-lmeod
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Preparatory Department OF the Columbian College

Preparatory Department OF the Columbian College,
CORNER oy l4rH N STREETS
THIS school win be reopened the first Monday of September
Charges per Quarter.
Reading, Writing Mental Arithmetic and Primary Geography IS 90
Arithmetic, Geography, Engish Grammar, History of the Uni
ted States Composition w
The higher English branches Algebra, Geometry, Surveying
Philosophy Hook Keeping 10 0O
Any above udies with the Latin and Greek classes 10 81
90 Bills payable in advance.
T. A. M gentleman who has proved himself TO be
n
School, will continue Principal the Seminary
under supervision Of the Faculty Of the
College. Aug 2i-2awdp3w
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FOR NortFoI.K.

.xn-S The steamer osCEoLA win, Saturday, 7th
July commence making tps week the above
place. leaving Washington every "wednesday and Saturday
O'Clock Returning leave Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day O'Clock D. m. ...
She touch going returning Pney Point Old Point Cone
River, and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage and fare TO Norfolk.
July7-dd JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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I KNOx WALKER win practise law the supreme
- Court Of the United
claims gsins the Addrss Washington, d. O.
Mar. 10-n
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

Faculty OF Physic.--Sesston Of Is49-'5O.
THE Lectures will Monday 29h October, and
J. until the 18th OF March ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WLLIAM Z. AIKEN, M d., LIZ d.
Surgery--NArHAN r. SMITH
Therapeutics Matera Medea aud CHEW, D.
Anatomy and Physoogy-JosEPH Rory, NJ. ID.
Theory Practice of Observation-Disclosures POWELL, nj. d.
Midwifery and Diseases OF Women and Chdren-RIcHARD H.
THOMAS, NJ. ID.
Lecturer Pathology and Demonstration of AnatomyGKoRoE
MILrENBERGER.
Medicine Clinical Surgery every
Baltimore nfmary opposite the Medical College The rooms
will October under the
Fees entire $50 Comfortable board
Medical College 50
50 per WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN,
Aug l5-2awtNovl Dean OF the Faculty.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

MAN BY the Of RUE CLAP has engaged with young
Al Of the b. r. Townsend and his put
sasapaa, which they call Dr. Townends sarsapanla, de-
nominating genuine, original This Townsend doctor
railroads,
the like he the title of doctor for the purpose Of gaining
credit for what he is He sending cards headed tricks
quacks in which he have sold the OF for
week will give 3 Townsend $500 II he will produce
solitary OF this This caution public
ceived, purchase the GENUINE ORIGINAL DR.
JACOB ToWN5END's SARSAPARlLLA having the old
Doctors likeness his family coat OF and his signature
the coat Of arms. -l
JACOB TOWNSEND,
Principal Office, l02 Nassau street, NeV Fork city
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Chrissopher ora,nmsr,

-HtFUHsy UWU CVHHseItW az Idb,
HAVING removed TO the north side of Avenue,
Ill tween ~ and 9th streets, he will continue practise
Courts OF Me District and prosecute claims before Congress- the DE
anents and e Board OF Commissioners of Mexican
Aug D-eod2m tfr tttAstaH eaE i# t3a.' q
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NEW Books.-Hstoy Of Pendennis, novel, BY Thackeay.
" History Of the French Constituent Assembly, from May, 1895 BY
Corkran.
Retrbuion, tale, by Emma southworth
The Magic Kindness the brothers Maybewi tale nor youth
Hidreths History Of the United States
Hearts and Homes, story, BY Mrs. Ellis
sticklands History Of the American Bible Society.
Inferno literal prose translation, by j. A. Carlyle.
Select Italian Comedies, translated English, vol.
soutbey's Common Place Book. = - -.
Aug rs FRANCk TAYLOR
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Agency of tho Book-Pubnshing Houses I'm the United


TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers and stafioners, Pennsylvania
avenue, 9Th street, having formed connexions with The
principal the country, Will supply all orden
religious miscellaneous law medical, scientific and schoo
books single COPIES the lowest publication prices
Schools individuals foreiR
cities, trouble,
freight postage &c by leaving their orders viii
TAYLOR a MAURY, in Washington city. July
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CtEa REWARD.--Rana away subscriber Luray
QlJU Page Virginia, the OH inst boy named Aaron
lie very black 10 OF about feet inches high, has
down spoken thick lips and heavy He
had when he I domestic kesey adcd black color
clothing with him, recolected
The above reward Of ESQ viii be given should he be apehended
OF 800 taken in the s;ate that
HIM again All reasonable charges win be paid delivered 10
Luray.
Aaron ief In company with rshuy yellow red complex
hair spotted tall Aaron, hut heavier
- - ~ ~ 81 WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-u Luray Page county, Virginia
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.

EWls HANFoRD, Nos. asa 254, 26, 49, Pearl street,
(beween Fulton street and Buring lp New York,
hand the CLOTHING staies
adapted markets article of
keep an endless variety Also the extensive manufacturers
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS in the world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, of aPknds a5s
Catalogues Of stock sent by mail Orders promptly filled.
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fl4- coLLKoroR's orucK, June 10, is4s
TAX NOTTCE---An persons real personal
remain due and unpaid are hereby notified at payment
avoid expenses incident 70 the enforcement Of the law
~ 'T'I-ET 91f "a RoTHwELL,
June l5-oav2m Collector.
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Thsckery's new ~crt The History 81 Pendenn.o l.
History Of he National Constituent Assembly Of France,
Cortrsn. F1'Nl " A-f- t7sffA IT - n
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National Eating House.

lust RECEIVED, Island Of Thomas brig
Annaosn, Cap< Dony, Of the finest genuine turtle
served daily soup,
various modes Of cookery and In The best possible style
Also Norfolk oysters, pccd sheepshead, mack
ere hcgh ke kc a which viii be served up at the shortest
notice.
Q1-Panfies served as usual
Aug ls--u w. WALKER
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Iuly Report the Insurance Command ~
j New York. Once No. IS Wall street. f - -
accumulated fund August 1919, exceeding 1872 OOO
This Institution, during the July issued two hundred
fotNOn neM
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Colts Improved Repeating Pistols"
EXPECTN9 monhs inquiries
II relation may be addressed 10 J. Knox Walker
Washington who empowered my attorney general agent
receive orders Cor the delivery Of said pstos
May l6-d3m .t.,a SAMUEL COLT.
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NAUTICAL Routine and stowage, with Rules In
Nayigauon by John Mcleod Murphy and W. NJ Jefer, IT,,
published, being complete
underwriters,
navgaos sevedores and This every
with regard construction equipment, sowagc sailing and
navigation Of vessels, whether In the merchant Service
received approval
country For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR MAURY,
July % Booksellers, near On street
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lions wa: Dr. William Taylor president Of The Rome ser
soil convention. tll