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FRIDAY bloRNING{. NOVEMBER . 1e4s. :


T. Canada Pile Baltimoredi spatoh6ftheC Charles
ton Mefeury, dated Che 2dBays 2. Canadian affairs
ars sill unseuieds The. advocates Of a-eontinu-
ance of colonial attachment 10 the British Govern
ment have deternined.to make one more appeal for
protection which, if not successful, via, at is be-
lieyed, result in the formation ola new govern.
Tneft.''' s. r..,-s. : q. Y
The METALs OF ANERIoAe-Few persons arer
perhaps aware Of the richness Of some portions Of
the American soil 10 the prediction of the baser
metals, Copper iron and lead have 7lieTetDfore
been supposed 20 BE- the only kinds which have
existed TO any extent; bur the discoveries which
have recently beenfmade; have brought to ligHta
metal which will add Immensely to- our mineral
riches. We refer 10 the New JeFney zinc, Which
some time ago began to attraet attention, but not
until lately has its importance been sufficiently es-
timated. Mines of extraordinary richness have re-
Gently been foundsin Sussex sGoHnty, New Jersey.
The mines cover an extent Of about 240 acres and
arg apparently inexhaustihle Baltimore Pat1oit.
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~ h Red Hfver Packet RIO GRkNDE-The
light dTSnghi and fast running steamer RIO
- GRANDE, Capt. J, H. Gordon, viii leave
for Shreveport NachOehes, Gand Ecos Alexandra and
all intermediate landings, on SATURDAY, the 10Th inst,
at o'clock NJ For freight passage, apply on boafd
ns T. b. SMITH, 96NIagazine st.
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g. p or Nashville, ClaTksville, .Vicksburg.
Watcher and al tGzdleS on the .iSSlssigBi
- an Gtll4gerlqHG issgers. -The new and suU-
STAMINA stsauaer ALLEY RAND, 8 Uuffeld matey will
ieaye az above on TUESDAY, the 1871 ant CLOGS,
p NJ For ie.ght or passage. apply on board. o. to r
. NJ X. lEAIMAN Il co. Eg t9afn 0,nn ~.
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WANTS.

NNTAETEp.--A Situation as Assistant SaiesrnaR IN q
Wv Clothing Store BY a young man who has been en-
gagged in the Clothing Business IN TINS Oy for the last five
,saIs, and who furnish the best city refereuces.
note addressed to ]. B. and left at this office viii
meet with prompt attention. r- p. SO
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sllAAaatfl II Packet Steamboat M6NTGoMERY1
= For Rieks5arg, Lake PrOUideRce, MILD
keH,S bend, HGrTentOR, Nct0 Carthage, Grand C7uf,
Rodney aud Ndtchez--The new. magnificent passenger
steamboat MONTGOMERY Capt J, Il Estes, win posi-.
lively leave for the above MONDAY I2h INST, at
clock NJ. For freight OF passsge apply on board foot
OF CustOmhOuse street, 0rtO +
n9 T. b. SMITH IS MAGAZINE st !
NJ B-Ths boat will have a clerk on the Leyee 10 receive
fIeight on Friday morning. y , I
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ffSS5 4. Mobile and Montgomery Regular Tues-
k635s55aS day PGcket-Ihe new fast running passen,
ger steamer FARMER. w, +. JONES. mas.
ter. viii leave for Mobile TUESDAY, at4 P. M pos
nvey, and arrive in Montgomery every Thursday morning.
On her return she will leave Montgomery every Fhursday
evening. at O'Clock. and arrive in Mobile on Saturday
in time for the New Orleans boat.
JACOB 8. MARSH & co, A gents Mobile
n86m Or JOHN II. MUPHRY Agent, Montgomery
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Re-opening of the
s. CREsCENn ROWLING sALOON.n

WCRESCENT BUWLINH SALOON,O
mo. IS ST. CHARLES STREET
a aHIs Establishment has lately been opened der New
Administration thoroughly repaired aud renovated,
and unsurpassed by Saloon in the city and those
who enjoy the healthy exercise and excitement of BOWL
ING we say, Cine us a Call
The BAR viii always he supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most Gentlemanly Attendants. Ol8 en-
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lSEh PGeklf va ne hrUef-fOr .HoBHe. algRJ-
- ggHlorg, pttd1Rpk q. and az linda as0H thA
,7tq2ae teg. n sAfUk9AY the i9tq instant, al
steamer . &EOiA.D G. Iiil. master IS pow receiving
eight and will eayeHs above. Rorifaigh OF pasgage ap
ply On board, foot OF FOydtas street, or to
~ ny DE x O6LESBY, II POydas st.
n bIhe Oce0la BuiH eSpFsssly for the tlade and
within thrOu rhOut the season.
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HRDATLY. CRFSCENF,
UsLrsB1sb sEvEa1 nGE--sssDAYs EzCEBTEB-
ID. /. sBg A. z. HAYEs & 90.

S}6ce--.N6. SO 81. Charles street.
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:.
uh SAlkA He also
z excellent house servant and coaculan Also, M1iess,
about z years Of age remarkably Intelligent an
ACCOMPLISHED Cook Washer and Toner 25years
we haze be the above creole girls "A and Is yess age
andR hne anriiyof seven poISpns- 3 s {. ~ =. ~
The above Slaves all valuable and viii be sed low
uSl lot .. FLORANCE q TAYIIoRsS 6layier st. e
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FOR MOBLLE-D.aFLSY u S. MALI, LINE. .
ne BRY st. louis, Pass Christian and P0Eoag oula.
e -0sas The Splendid low pressure eFu-aasi
f +. Ii steamers amer I l49

aS u FofFert Towson, J efferson Port Caddo,
Etashff Shreveport and al intermediate taHdtRgs.
- TheneW, elegant aRd fast ,Iunuing steamer
W OODSE4AN, John Anknm, master will leave for the
above on SATU RDAY, The IQth INST at oeOvk Pom.
Foi ireg PASSAGE apply board foot OfCaBa street,
or 10 Z 81 SMITH, IS Magazine e.,
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N. BRANDER SMITH,
General Com ssh on M er h an t,
No. 80 ,GRAvIER STREET,

No. 80 ,GRAvIER STREET,
OFFERS FOR SALE
u SHAWI,S-s-l Embroidered Canton Grape
-9-4 Barge;
IA Printed Cashmere, adj wool
pRINTs-Isight and dark lancyi
Brown shoeings, 81, rs, "A, 81
Bleached Sheetngs 81
Shifting Stripes, brown and beached
Heavy 81 Stripe and Mexican Pads and Stripesi
e., Fancy Southern and Indian Trade Suipes{
Cames; Chamhuay; stripe Denim
Apron Check; Columbian Plads
Aicrino underslirtE und Drawers Amedcani
silk Handkerchiels, assorted =
Canton Cape scaria osv@
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6Ssy = Princston, Vioksburg and Miliikenls
LlRs3s Lend Wesley Packet Steamer MOI =
- y o ID 3 Ky = Evep MJN Gay EVE.
Eaton Veg C2Ttaags Grand GeL. RUagsaaad Natshez.
" sniiyeGk Fege passenger pacaet MOHIGUmE-
uade t1Ioughout the esgn and will ays for TIE above
and all intefmedste landings EVERY MONDAY, at 8
o'sl99ok' P NJ For freight " gas5age, ggply to
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r AND WARRANTS AND SOLDIERS MS A
IL CHARGES WANTED-Fhe highest price paid AZ
for them at all times, at "a - VII
ms No. % NATCHEZ STREET. up stairs lll
NAM. L. CUSHiNGSJ CO.. Commission and F6rsard.
wv ing Merchants, No SIS Common street, neatly op-
p0site HeWletts Exchange NewOheans, We will supply
all orders Om the cOuntry every description of Goods
but the cash city acceptance must always accompany the
order No ly
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M s.... t. Q. CHARLES, 10 Common st.
n. B-Freigh and passengers landed at any point on the
coast The Gen Worth will have Clerk on The Ievee
foot Of Canal st., early Friday morning to receive freight
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- 3. 20 -onaehita and salihe -Biyers-e q

zE4tHtiN Bal Of Ladfflg For alabama Landing,
- Oltackitd CITY, Loci A.OHgHd. JreRtO4t al0H-
roe anu al ta7gdHgs Ouaehitd and BickRieeI ste
new, light daught aud itaunph built steamer RETURN,
Capt u. l., kauns, VI eaVs above on SATURDAY.
ae iVth INST, ats clock 1fon the foot ef Cansi ~
Fur height o. passage, apply bOard. or to 49,
n9 III FREf f.sfsN q ,flCj AZ Can1usf b.
~ 1.-The Return the only boat die lEuie that can
get above Farmer sBa az tg present stage Of ths river
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AENE or MeWY oTk-StdHG TINS i datisi1i 4 and Mr.
sE1e York B5,.e 81 Paeefts-The fast sailing fesala
@la packet ship HERO, Captl c. r. C'rlhifht bs7inF
a part Of Der cargo engaged and geBg on bQaf vii rs
promptly aspeched above. For fieght or passage hg
ing superior aeconiDodahons apply b6fd foot OF St
4oseph street .Orto J. w. STANTON s. GO
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The Hsstiag at TapISaa7sy fEas9hs spsfetss=F7as
itica gltpagerasatv he Strt sPasasTsT- Haig y ~
asfoas--E6s{ihg for Mr. BOdfscO--Td BE Rstcsd b. o
"a CI0be7RmeHt-r1he TyiaI Of CdfpeNtsTT sather.
49, 80 n ey-Iyss.s 60 81 toaa ~
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nz- The Texas Legislature met Al Austin lass
Monday.
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So Bka T. ktger, Trinity, HdETtsOHbsrg, 70
- tgHgbta, yi0Rr0e Gagchita ChU, .3kgbQHa
LaaGag, ~ glRE gf0H ChaR4DggH0tte ana ClHRdea.The
neg, light dranght and swift tanning steamboat Lucy
WING Capt John U Rhods.is, H I,% eeeyl7 igeigh
and viii eayefOr the above AfUR1A Y Instant
Ut P. NJ For fnlgh OF passage apply on boaId Ort0
Ln9 Z. n. b. EAIlfH IS Alaga2ne d.
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IA For PHILADELPHIA sNGRV ,LLNsE, The very
stE4 fastssi ing ship Y DIX VHndB Ok IisSer, bavng
part OF bercarg0 enga ged, will have qucE ispstch
Tor be above poH. Tor freight Or passage hlts Cue &C.
ions, appy on h0aul Opposite the AIiht or
o22 - O. J. MEEKER 8. co. Is Paydrls street
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, UNITED STATES
GLRRKla QPRIcR MAY % 1910

IN pursuance Of the 18th section Of the act Of Congress OF
the 9Th August 1872 entitled An act egalizing and
making Tor such necessary objects have
been usually Included in the general appropriation bills
without authority law and to fix and provide for certain
ernmen and for other purposes" which said 18th section
~ as follows.
SIC. H. And be further enacted, That all stationery,
OF every aud nature, for the OF the two Houses Of
Congress- and all stationery and job printing Of every
and nature, for the Of the several departments Of Gov
ernment and for The bureaus and offices in those depart
ments at Washington, including all stationery, blanks
wrapping raper and twlne and mail bags, furnished the
States shall hereafter be furnished and performed by
tract by the lowest bidder as follows The Secretary Of
the Senate the Clerk OF the House Of Representatives the
head Of each department. and such deputy osmasers In
the Post Office establishment and such collectors In the
c,istomhouse establishment, the Postmaster General
signate for that purpose shall respectively advertise once
week for least weeks In Of the prin-
epal papers published n The places where such articles
sails for furnishing such articles the whole OF any par
cuar class Of articles or for doing such printing or the
whole specified job thereof be done at such place,
specifying In such advertisement the amount, quantity,
and description Of each kind OF articles to be furnished,
and near may be, the nature amount and kind Of
printing be done and all such proposals shall be kept
sealed until the day specified In such advertisement for
opening the same when they shall be opened by or under
The direction OF the officer making such advertisement In
the presence ofat least persons and the person offering
furnish any class Of such articles, perform any spe
Gifted portion job OF said work, and giving satisfactory
security for the performance thereof under forfeiture
exceeding twice the contract price In case OF failure, shall
rereve contract or dong the saWei ana III case Inc
lowest bidder shall fall TO enter into such contract, and
give such security within reasonable time, TO be fxedn
such advertisement then the contract shall be given TO The
next lowest bidder who shall enter into such contract and
give such security And In Of failure 10 supply the
articles or operorm the work. by the person entering
into such contract he and his sureties shall be liable for the
forfeiture specified in such contract igudaed damages,
TO be sued for in the name Of the United States in any court
having jurisdiction thereof"
Sealed proposals will he received at this Office until 10
O'Clock A. NJ, Monday, the I'd day Of July next (at
which time all the proposals will be opened for furnishing
,l Eaf anf
the House OF Representatives during the 3lst Congress
each article to be approved by the Clerk, viz
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pALrlMoan, Mo-. U Pine streel


c. HersioasDEAR Sin. feel 1t TO be my duty. both to
you and TO the public 10 bear my testimony TO the efficiency
of DIR. Dresbach, Kuhn d Pryors Dyspeptic Cordial
gestive organs completely deranged, that could
reinln nothing on my stomach II was wasted away to
mere skeleton suffered the most acute palms. and had
sons Of almost deathly sickness inasmch that expected
IN death an early release from suerngs Fortunately
heard Of your Cordial and Of the wonderful cures had
effected, and induced to try IT, did at first almost
without hope Hut aer had taken few doses, began
to feel better my appetite returned my digestive faculties
began to recover their iunclons my spirits revived and by
the time had taken two bottles the tone Of my stomach
was entirely restored and placed In the enjoyment Of
perfect health since ten, although period Of upwards Of
year has elapsed have had return Of the dseasee
Very truly, WIN. REEFSNlDERS.
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DRs. DREsBACH, KUHN q PRYOR,s
DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL.
DYSPEPSIA

DAsfiMohh. reptuafy iofs'
Mr.. G. Hersions. Sin: As act ofusce, and 20
lead others the remedy Ihave come to thedeter.
minaon OF offering you my voluntary tribute in favor Of
DALI 4&t
For long time, have suffered from the effects Of Dys
form their functions, almost every thing eat was mmed
lately elected from my stomach and the intense burning
In that region rendered my situation miserable.
Twas fortunately advised by friend TO try your medi
cine, and after using bottles was completely relieved
from all the troubles which endured.
Accept sir, my wishes for the success OF this
valuable medicine and believe me, Sincerely yours,
JAMES d. MASON.
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DYSPEPSIA.


!" = ~ WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER q, 1SII.
Mr., c. Hersions,-This disease had 10. years to
an alarming degree. Your Dyspeptc Cordial deserves
more than passing notice from me. My Of the
most distressing nature, and the conflict between my sto
mach and food often severe the stomach loathng the
food and time after time throwing II upfequently with
pain Add to this greatly depressed Spirits with debility,
nerves weakened, restless nights frequent starting with u
pleasant dreams To describe my situation Ii difficult
nothing met my until met with your Onio medicine
named ORA Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryor's Dyspepc Cor
soothed Lcontnued the medicnea perfect has been
efectcdrhy health Is now good and has been for
than year any article of diet without any
Inconvenience In my this valuable medicine is In
conestibe. My IL well known 10 the Rev. James NJ
Hanson, having been associated with him. In the
room, for some years in the General Post Office.
WIN s DARRELL.
am fully convinced that the above statement Is correct
JAS NJ. HANSON.
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LIE DoYEN,s DIsINFEcrINaFLUID.

MEssRs. poutIs, ROGERS COMPANY,
Sole proprietors Of The celebrated
LIE DOYEN'S DISINFECTING FLUID,
Beg leave call attention this important and invaluable
article the greatest discovery Of Tho agepaened in
Washington December, lS47.
IIE above invaluable preparation which entities the In
i ventor TO, and must when fully known gain for him
the gratitude and blessings Of thelwhoe human family,
possesses the power Of Immediately destroying the most
offensive odor, from whatever caue arising.
BY Hospital Wards can be aSnfected Of miasma and
Wafer Closets, Cess Pools Cellars 60, &c, Of impure
gases In the sick chamber this Fluid will be found in
valuable the nauseous smell trsng from sores on the
body, or from the night STOOL ate by Its al dis
peled and should the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
If from any necessary be kept several weeks
by using the Fluid, without becoming In the slightest degree
Captains of emgrant ships will derive ncalculable adj
yanages from its use in the Storage for disnfectng and
for hilge water Indeed numerous Its vrtcs TO do
II justice ~ advertisement would be impossible Ger
cales from the most celebt,ted physicians Of England
our Office, which will fully convince the most scepcal of
its wonderful qualities
Is entirely free from any odor Of It's own simple In Its
application and certain in ID effects.
70 osners agents. Cdpttns q pessels and others For
bee water and other ssi Purposes Bs an apn
cation Of this Fluid the ceatents q Prvy can be reov
ed without causing that lsy offensive STENCIL and thus
The undersigned, desi bring this article into public
use twill be furnished quart botlesof our own stamp
orders are respectfully solicited and will be Immediately
| supplied. PoULIN, ROGERS q CO.,
30 Merchants Exchange, William street,
New York.
n5- For sae in thisciiy by
W. 81. H. GILMAN, Druggists
Pennsylvania Avenue.
NRw yoRx, September 10, isis
Gentlemen Having used your Disinlecng Fluid oil my
last voyage in the Washington the Atlantic, found
L invaluable article for destroying the eva from the
Water closet, &c.
II is also valuable the passengers in their state
rooms particularly Of sickness think 1.-THE best
disiniectng agent ever invented
lSigneds j. JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington,
or Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Messrs. PouLtS, RoaERs Co.
ian H--d6m
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MERCHANTS from the SOUTH and WEST would
wi be amply recompensed by making cheap purchases
for CASH. by calling at the
Nos. IL %, North Second Street, Philadelphia,
Second foor, one door bclop Chrisi Church.
1000 pieces Of Wilton, Brussels, Imperial, Ingram Dam.
ask and yenitan Carpetinga with Oil Cloths, Mats, Rugs
Looking Classes Blinds, Window Shades and Mattings,
WHOLESALE and Retail, VERY Low,
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PETER BROWN, AZ Little St, Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA has been ex.
pressly prepared In reference Female Complaints Ne
female should neglect TO take IT, II Is certain preventive
for any the numerous and horrible diseases which they
subject II is valuable for those who approaching
womanhood Il is calculated assist nature BY quick
Ing the blood and nvigortng the system Indeed this me.
dicine Ii Invaluable for all the delicate diseases TO which
women subject
braces the whole SYSTEM renews permanently the ma.
ura energies by removing the impurities Of the bloodby
80 far stimulating the system to produce sbsequen,
relaxation which Is the of most medicines taken for
emale weakness and disease ta,5Et
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=. e. CARVER,

I r1NO1IIf' IScT H1VD fNUTNEEH,
NO 81 NORTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
GIVES Drawings and Specific atoms contracts 10 erect
Dwellings SC, and lay out the grounds for Country
feas or Cemeteries; together with the arrangement 10
frees TO give the proper effect Also Churches Hosptas
Prisons Water Works. GasWorss &C., on the latest and
most approved plans, Including heating ventatlng, &C.
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SICK mEApAcHE.

WASHINGTON, January ~, 1919.
Mr.. G. Hersfons, DEAR SIN ~ have been for some
time troubled with Sick ealache, aud take pleasure IN
saying that In the of DR. Dresbach Kuhn and Pryors
Dyspepiic Cordial, have invariably found relief from
single dose consider II n valuable medicine.
Very respectfully, N w McGREGOR.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR, TOWNSHIPS sARsApARIILA is a sovereign
d sure remedy for incipen CONSUMPTION and for thu
general prostraon Of the systematic matter whether tn,
result or causes produced by rreguarty
illness, or accident
Nothing be surprising than its invgoratng ef
eos the human frame Persons all weakness and las
situde before taking IL at once become robust and full
energy under its influence. Immediately couneracts the
nerveesess Of the female Frame which Is the great cause
Of unhappness.
1t will not be expected Of MS In cases OF 30 delicate ma
re TO exhibit certificates OF cures performed but can
the afflicted that hundreds have been repor
ted to us.
CoxsAoKIR, Sept. %, 1886
Dr. TOWNSEND all whom this may concern-This
to certify that my wife used bottle Of your SARSA.
PARllLA previous G a critical event. under the most
alarming and delicate circumstances, being troubled with
the dropsy swelling Of the feet nervous affections and very
much debitated with my persuasion, and the recommen
datou Of those who had used it, she was induced to Try il
with little faith; and suffice it to say, the medicine
had the happy and desired effect not only during the said
period, but after the expiration Of week OF lis nse the
dropsy and affection gave way to an astonishing
degree and her health Is now better than had been for
long time previous.
II this will be Of any service to you any who
doubts the success Of the medicine you entirely well
come 10 II.
subscribe myself your obedent and obliged seryi,
e. " JAMESON, =
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NEW FANCY GOoDS.--We shall open, this day, a few
very desirable French fancy articesreceved per
er IIibenia such as Tuck Combs, shell and buaoovey
beautiful patterns.
Porte Monles-shell ivory and leathera very convent.
en and safe article for the gold dollar
Ten cartons Of B1ous Kid Gloves, all cloors and mum
bers.
Ten dozen heavy French silk Gioves--all colors.
Twenty dozen light gossamer thread Gpvcs--new article
sizes numbered for gentlemen only
One OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of fine Extracts
Rose Soaps, Almonds, Soap, Lip Salve, Cold Cream Lu
bn's),
Six dozen English inexhnusiible Salts, (aty's) ground
glass PARKERS Fancy and Perfuinery store
May VIZ Pa avenue, near National Hotel
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VIEW VALUABLE Law BOOK.

THE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF COLLIN.
BA, being complete dgesed Code of ali The Laws nj
large general and municipal relating 10 the coored opua
tom whether free or slave IN force In the District OF Column
bla d within the limits Of the Corporations Of Washing
ton.nd Georgetown on the LIST Of November 1913; tile
whoe arranged according 10 the subjects Of the laws them.
hs published In pamphlet; price 60 cents For sale by
tn 0-u TAyIOR
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compilations Dull Eyes Blotches
the Face Rough Skin, Freckes, and are tout OF s
rs, use bottle or two Of DR.. ToWNsEND'S SARSAPA.
RILLA. II will cleanse the Blood, remove the Freckea
and Bloches and give YOU animation sparkling eyes fine
spirits and beautiful c0mpexon-all OF which are OF i'm.
n,ense value UNMARRIED LADIEs
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NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.

2U0U 10 Sheet Iron, Z IN IT. long by Wide
1000 do boiler iron, in. thick
Glbundles, or 5000 pounds, hoop iron, l inch
do or $500 pounds, do j, inch
6 do or 1900 pounds, do u inch
1000 pounds GIG square iron, for spikes
1000 do Il.16 do do
1000 do 4 do do
1000 do flat plate iron, by Z in.
900 do ! inch cast steel
All the iron to be of the best American manu-
facture