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~ Market and Charles streets, Baltimore,
would inform merchants and merchant tsors mat they
fitted up the doors their tailoring and clothing
Department. for the sale, by the piece OF cloths,
mees, vesfFng aiiors trimmings, and all Articles adsp~u
trade. The liberal patronage bestowed upon them
department OF their bushes. has induced them
enlarge their warehouse enable them their
creased trade One OF the who has had long
perenco business, will devote his whole time 10 pur-
chasing goods; and buyers rely hnfing large
stock whatever is most desirable OF European and
American manufacture that money can procure
New cloth rooms VIII be opened on the let OF March
( Entrance on Charles street. FEB N-eolm
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Notice Of removal OF the Land Ohic- from the
Fall. IL. Croaxr Wisconsin, to % saltwater In
Territory.

Under authority the FIRST section Of the of Con-
" gress entitled An act for changing the location OF The
and office Chippewa land dstric and blishing
an additional land district oi Wisconsin" p
proved March 2 1919, | do hereby declare and MAKE
known that and after the thir-th day OF June
ISse) land office for sale OF public lands the
Chippewa land district shall be removed om the Falls OF
ST Cfox (Wsconsn) still water, ST. CTolx county
Minnesota Territory.
Given under my hand the city Of Washington, this
twentieth day of March, ammo Domini 1888
4. TAYLOR.
By the President
RICHARD VI. YoUNs,
Commissioned of the General Land Office.
Mar 3l-Iawi3W
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rSroRMATIOr WANTED

JSrOR NATION WAyrED--In tn. month Of Sc pteu1-
lsI7, William Graves, enlisted the Uni-
ted army, the county OF Page, Virginia and be-
came member of company b, ID regiment dragons,
discharged from the United States army,
g-ons certificate ordinary disability gene raj hospi-
ta Orleans barracks, the 2st of August, iSsc
SINCE which have heard nothing of him The sym
paihng reader who give any further inform
respecting my said son. whether e be living dead,
confer great obligation upon afflicted tater by adj
dressing m MaTKsvilie, Page county, Virginia.
MarE5 JAMES r GRAVES.
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BUREAU or YAKDs AND DOCKS,

BUREAU YAKps AND DOCKS,
March 80, lS4a
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed g Proposals.. Tor Steam
- Engine and Pumps tor the Dry Dock al New York, /"
will be received a this Office until IL NJ the Isl
day OF May next for constructing, delivering, erecting
and putting in successful operation al the navy yard,
New Yorh Engine and Pumps, capable OF perform
the work required pumping out the Dry Dock "a ID
Engine md Pumps be warranted by the builder per-
the work within the specified, and TO operate
successfully for the of year after plefton
Particular spec caous of the work lodged with the
Navy Agent New York. the Com mandant of the Navy
Yard there and the Engineer of the Dry Dock either OF
whom. this Bureau, desrous OF offering are
a cory, which, request viii be forwarded
by mail general plan OF the engine be al the
by Dock ofise-
Tue complete the whole work viii be the first Of
January 1850. JOS SMITH.
aurl -laH.w
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WASHINGTON CRY, D. c March u, 1893
A YOUNG MAN, who G IN speak bath the Spanish and

n English Ianguaget and Is quaIhed 10 give LESSONS
Spanish, and prodnce good nendR-
qualifications for housekeeping, &c and who
has vsee all through the North and South CT the Union,
wishes obtain with any gentleman of family
may wish employ any person Tor that purpose,
As house-keeper.
Please address the subscriber through the Post Office
Mar l3-eodlw~ ANTHONY ZUGESNAYAR.
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DOBERr J. WALKER viii practise law In the
II Supreme Court OF the United states. la TO
many letters, be thinks proper say that he AMEND
claims before Congress OF ,0e departments, bat
viii devote his attention exclusively lnrusted to
him in the Supreme Court.
ofics Pennsy lvania avenue the Seven Build
ings, Washington. ID. q. Mar ST
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Nassonal Easinx-house

JUST RECEIVED direct from the Island OF St Thomas.
- per brig Annaossin, Capt Dorry, lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle brought to this market, which
viii be served up daily soup and all the various modes
of cookery and In possible style Also, from Nor
tok fresh spiced oysters, sheepshcad mackere
hog ish &c &c ali OF winch viii be served up at the
shortest
Or Families served usna-
Aug. Is-u w WALKER.
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nUVALL q BROTHER Merchant Taiiors,
receiving styles of French and English spring
sulees vesIings and cloths also. variety Of goods in
their line business suitable for the spring and summer
Of the finest French and English Manufacture any whic
the will make order in their usual style OF elegance
lso fine cravat suspenders handkerchefs, gloves silk
shirrs and dra wets, &c. DUyALL x BROTHER,
Mar 2}-eoswf Under Gadsbys Hotel
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! Al
WI BONE would inform hiss patrons and the public that
procured considerable pains and expense, a
large and perior stock Of pure and that be Is
prepared irnsh ames hotel keepers, coniectioners
and others the such quantities (lIroug bout
the season) a they may desire.
Prices reasonable, and variation with those persons
who engage Of me 10 the beginning OF the
Wagons Viii through the cty daily.
Orders received through the post office, and by Jno- F.
Caiian. druggist of and 7ih streets and my
coal office, the Long Bridge
ADr 5-2awSw
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"A building a front Of 30 ieeef Pennsylvania
nue. hall spacious. and capable of holding 500 per-
being well suited for balls concerts, exh billions OF
any kind, &c- On the ground floor there are
h rec good stoe-rooms attached which good back
yelling Bound for California, hence my desire to do
-Jueihng with Persons disposed exhibitions,
NC will find it to their advantage give me call
Feb a5-eo!f WIN. MORROW.
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TUCKER II ADDISON, General Agents, office 9th
street, Coleman Buildings four doors north OF Penn
syvania avenue
Beverly Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves the purpose OF prosecuting claims OF all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments OF the general
government,
All communications tposI paid) addressed the above
shall prompt attention. References is made 10 The
follow geptlemens
Hon Geo. M Dallas, Vice President Of the United States
Hon John Mclean, Supreme Court OF the United States.
Hon Robert J. Walker, Secretary of The Treasury
Hon Jno- Mason. Secretary of the Navy.
Hon r. NJ T. Hunter, United States Senate
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID. e
Jno. e Addison, attorney a1-av, vii. continue give
personal business before the several OF
The District Of Columbia, and the adjoining counties OF
Mary and and Virginia July l3-ly
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I,NHENCH and hp""sH0 LAM uA4e1~-J. MEIEKE
il professor United States navy Yale College, &c,
specially acquanrs the citizens Of Washington that
conem Psr-s giving instruction in the above languages
as well as in the English to ore gners
Prof Meiere haers himself that his reputation
strucor is too wei established here require patcua
references
For TERMS &c, address NJ the bookstores Me-srs
Franck Taylor. Taylor " Maury, and Fischer, n hi
residence Mrs Williams Opposite Mr. Franck Taylor,
Pennsylvania avenue Nov. s-tf
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INDIA Silka, Grenadines, Tissues and BereGes--
i BARNES * MITCHELL would respectfully announce
to the ladies that they have newly opened immense
supply fashionable and desirable styles Of
above descp OF wear embracing every variety Of COLOR
price, and kind
Also, the greatest variety OF new and beautiful style OF
French lawns, al III cents
Plain, figured, and nsrPed linen lustrcs and linen
gnghams.
Mousselines de ainc in plain, green pink and blue.
Likewise plain mode and fancy color do from l25
extra cheap
Gloves OF every kind
Hosieries Of all descriptions.
Lace capes, Ere nch, worked collars, &c
Between sth and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
A y l0-3ra w2yvif
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rDN yORFDa.h.

r. THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ngron for the above place every THURSDAY
O'Clock m returning, WILL leave Norfolk every Friday
at 4 O'Clock p touching al Cone rlver going and
turning. Passage and fare SIS.
For Baltimore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
O'Clock returning. lea Baltimore Tuesday
O'Clock stopping going and returning at Cone
river Va, Leonardrown, Md, and St Mary'x river Md
the intermediates landings the Potomac TOT sag
nails TO land
Mar s-dIweodn JAMES MITCHELL
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MACAULsT-S HAstsry Of EnGiard, cheap edition
~ tirs volume this aay received, for sale by
Mar IL r. TAYLOR
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SCHOOL DOoKs--A general assortment Of School
- Books viii Eonnd sale, reasonable prices
else where tbs Districr,
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book. Music and Fancy Store,
Pa between Ilth N 18th
FEB lb-r
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wEAR.-We /

CENTLENklNs WEAH--We have Just received a Io
Of spring goods, and fashionable styles, which
prepared make order in the most superior
and iashIona bic style
Our sioc OF read ade goods large and of superior
quality mostly equal. If superior, ordered work
Gentlemen wishing clothing viii find what they want and
al low price.
Fine shirts fresh from New York, with all the varieties
of fancy goods that ncedful furnish gentleman
Very low prices and no deviation
Mar 27-3tawlwif YOUNG " OXEN.
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IRISH LIsers-This day received 80 pieces superoi
Irish linens from ceebrared makers, prices
ranging from st 81 among which Is pieces
very heavy addressed shngs peculiarly adapted 70
remen's
The class goods above named very remark
ably cheap and well worthy the attention of purchasers
Mar Z9-3aw3vm p II. HOOE N CO.
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rJ,RUsTEEy SALE o. vA&WAoG1 1U1ukxU4D
oc.-By authority of deed Of uns. hsaStng Aass -
10Th day Of February, I4s, and recorded LS w b,
No l39 foios Hi, 375, Sc we viii on Thursday, The Sh
day of April next beginning 10 O'Clock proceed to
sell the premises public auction, ali the goods, chat
tells household stns Implements furniture, and stock in
trade in the National Hotel this city, together with
the good will OF the said hotel
The premises well known. The property will be
open 70 Inspection Tuesday and Wednesday next pre-
ceding the sale.
The terms will be: All sums under S25 cash from US
$50 and four months credit $50, four, and
months with approved endorsed notes bearing interest
h. f. MIDDLETON.
JOS. II. BRADLEY,
Mar 2I-2aw2wxds Trustees
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ITO the Public receiving from the North a
fresh supply of all kinds Of hardware and cutlery,
which shall sell reduced prices for cash. Housebuid
and carpenters will do well 10 call and know prices
before they buy it will them nothing am deter
m ned to sell them goods, If al first cost
Gardening tools and house furnishing goods always on
hand Also, fully pre- pared houses with lead
very best manner and the root tight
and blow OF
G WOODWARD
ApS-3teo Between 10Th and llth streets Pa.
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a woman a. cook and washer
One well recommended for hon
Flsc her, on G street. nenr ~. a
April r-8aw1w
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T,O CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUATION AND MA
SONNY Proposals invited Tor The xrndus hon ana
masonry Of The following described sections OF this road
the sections averaging mile lsngthcom nnencinx in
the Of Cumberland Sections !, g. and TO- will
be embracing considerable along the po,-
bluffs and the masonry of bridge. an
ecncn ls Also, all the sections from 20 iLclusya
(excep uug sections 10 and 49, beginning miles from
Cnmberland about a mile below the mouth of Savage NV
err and terminating the summit of the mountain The
upon these is heavy, containing much
and tunnels each about 90 ee In length,
and bridge OF considerable size The whole number
LET 30 in the Of the spring and
ards OF 80 heavy will be
der contract Cumberland and Three Foks
The remaining between those points, and other
work beyond The latter, viii be let ia the spring Of 1850
Spec of the work the 70 sections be let viii
be ready by the 18th of March They viii be dis
ibuied the Com pany's Offices in Baltimore, Freder
lex, Harpers Ferry, Cumberland, and Washington The
proposals III be directed the undersigned, No ~
Hanover street, Baltimore, and VIII be received until SaS
arday The 18th OF April, inclusive Before making bds
the line should be thoroughly examined and the rcsden
engineers Will IN attendance thereon give infor-
nation. The satisfactory testimonials viii b ds
anded The payments will be made in cash. reserving
usual 20 per until the pieton of the coaAe
The energetic prosecution of the work viii b
CURED.
BY order OF the President and Directors
BENZ. Ii LATROBE,
MAr 1DsQpnA10n Chle( Enr1Dew
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TIkLEsrfE Hn~d-nsking, wtsh - AYps"da'
VI ON plank roads, volume, and snpplement--lS*s
Apn FKANCk TAYLOR
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Lives insured l16
MORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAsiL- HAyNAY, Secretary.
Charles De Seding, No. H. Tod3s Buildings, Pennsyi
vania avenue agent w Johnston, NJ D. opposite city
Post Office, 9TH street. ply stefan
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles and
of the com pany be Obtained application the
agents office.
Apri7
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rT,HE NATIONAL HOTEL, in the city Of W washington,
formerly kept by Coleman, and now IN the possession
of the trustees OF Blackwell, Is offered for rent
Persons of leasing the requested TO
ppv in person. letter addressed to The Propretor
OF the National Hotel. Washington city"
Eary possession be had April 3-eoifu
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SrRAw Mattlnxs. Linen sheetings Sc--Just received,
> per schooner w ashington direct from New York. LIS
pieces Matngs and 25 pieces Barnsley Sheetngs
which the OF housekeepers among
which
90 pieces "A super premium malings
Is do 5-4 do do
% do o. do do
45 do different widths, low priced
10 do l24 extra super linen sheetings
10 l04 do do
do GA do do for pillow
and single beds
Also table damasks of every width, from the lowest
price finest grade hnckapacks Russia Scotch, and
Irish diapers, owelns crash and table napkins Sc all
which will be offered unprecedentedly ow prices
A Io-3aw4wlf p H HOOE * co.
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HvANTED - HIr~,
w In a small family
] esty can apply to Mr..
slave win be preferred.
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r1REyET Major Theodsre O'sArA and CaPaaaa =. =;
d Gather late of army located in Washington
civ TO attend military and all other descriptions OF
claims against the government. and to business In ths
They Will prosecute claims arising betou The
BOARD OF Corn nissoners under the treaty with Maxes
0cers and soldiers OF the Mexican may rely upon the
most prom pr attention TO their business
Address 0'Hara X Gather, post paid.
Ap 6-du
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n AKCH Report Of the Mutual Life Insurance Conn
vi pany of New York, Office No. IS Wall
This institution, dlring The month OF March, issued
hundred a1d policies
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NEW S,ring t.ocds.-The subscribers in
~ receipt at the follow and elegant goods which
have been selected from latest poratlons of Phadel
phIa thus early of the anticipated demand
by those Of citizens and eolonrnes, who
pepsra the approaching balls, those who
elpate leaving the city thereafter In materials for
bal dresses
Embroidered labrador, entirely and beautiful
Higtl-coiored plain hermann
Enbrode red silk TISSUES and grenadines
Light changeabie Rlace silks
Rich changsabie gros de Antiques
Puk, blue, and white giace silks
Do do DO Italian grapes
Changeable striped and plaid Grenadines
PINK, blue, and cherry embroidered illusions
Embroidered polks-musns, ali colors
Light pink and blue PLAIN monsseiDes de lame
Plain, pink. blue and white bereges
Embroidered muslin robes
Coiored silk illusions, plain
IA silk and other dress goods name
Shangeabe glace silk, every shade, very cheap
Very rich brocade silks
In figured and striped silks, great variety
tx IA rich black Gro de khines
DO do black striped and watered silks
New styles Moussenes de Lame
DO do French lawns and cnntzes
Do Bereges, Grenadines, nc
In trncy articles we name
= new styles black silk vlses and sacks
. rich lace espes
20 worked collars and chcmsets
20 pieces style wide sash nbands
" DO do embroidered neck ubanis
10 splendid white Grape shaxs
boxe. real net
~ dozen Balous gloves, every shade and size
~ do white silk hsse embroidered ribbed, and ri
100 do clear lawn and linencann brio handkcrchlefs
4esefher with other and desirable goods, 70
winch We invite attention. believing stock be
Mar ao-2wif P. H HooE * CO
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(,ORNELTUS P. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A. DICK
ms viii to attend the preparing and prose-
cutting OF claims czens Of the United States against
Nexico before the Board of Commissioners which viii
meet on the 10Th OF the present month They have had
great deal Of experience and recovered large amounts be-
Gor. former boards Their will be moderate.
All letters addressed either of tbem n Washington,
post paid. will receive prompt attention
April A-dlm
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IIUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-A RMS--This gun loads
IL al the bTeech, the principle, regards setting
home the charge, Of loading from the nuzzie the differ
being thai The oad required pass three inches
It's rest instead OF the length OF (may bel
baefi the mechanical embodes
the PRINCIPLES Tor tis purpose ami enables person
load and IRE the OF three hundred
hour and keep me gun clean, the load always dry,
fire and burn the powder well, which. with the
nj OF the bail, enables also unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot
Is useful Tor both sporting and wsrise purposes.
They made order, either in musket, rife carbne,
and shotgun form, and delivered governments indvld-
uas, organized bodies OF whose purposes
variance with the institutions OF United
States
For particulars, address, post paid,
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lit Patenlee, Philadelphia
suhscrber las loaded
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NTOrICE.-The coparinershp heretofore existing be-
N tween JOHN E. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissolved. BEVERLY TrcxxR will continue
lend promptly all business before Congress and the do
1artmenr. as heretofore March lift
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NEW GRANITE WoRKS-Th undersigned would
IN respectfully inform budes and the public generally
prepared execute granite stone work of
any Or style in the most workmanlike MANNER with
despatch His material the finest quality of white
granite Call and yourselves shall always be 1t
my post, foot I1th street, the canal wharf,
south Of the Presidents house
AID I2-3teod* GARhNER GREEN
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500 Reward.

500 Reward
FmEMKNs INSURANCE OFFICE April 10, 1919.
REWARD of one hundred dollars Is hereby offered for
"A information which will lead the detection and con-
vicon of any ncsnday charged with firing property
insured by this company JAMES ADAMS,
President Firemen's Insurance Company.
AID l2-2aw3wif
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CARD-The subscribers mos, respectfully request all
"A persons indebted TO firm of D. Clageu Co to
make early payments The firm of Clage, Newton. May
Co viii attend to settlement Of all accounts dno the
late firm OF D. Cagert II Co. those preerring do
serie with d. CIage personally We hope TINS cai
viii receive early attention from our friends
An II-ir d. CLAGETT IL co.
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ATOrICE.-Barsrd (or BernaId) Peck, late private in
~ Lieut. Gorgas pany regiment United States how
rzer battery VIII something his advantage upon
ealing upon JESSE E. DOW,
AprlI No. g. Union Buildings
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A YOUNG LADY, born and reared In VlrB'nhe, -
has had several years experiences reachins desires
70 obtsn situation in some public school, or private ami
" insiructress ordinary branches % -
i,sh ncaon and would also give lessons IN french ana
spanish Ry-Refer TO Hon. II. 5 FooTr-
Mo-
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit OF Mouongalia Academy,
Class No. 80, for iSi9,
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, the 18th
April, 1919.
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
For April, 1879.
J. w. MAURY Il co MANAGERS.

PA prizes, lowest three number prlzes)
63 prizes, list and ID nnnlbers)
- ~ ysrruyss 4 IA sasA~ N n~Asfscssb
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TUCKER a. DANIEL merchant tailors, doors east
OF Browns beg leave csll the attention of their
somcrs others their Ct spring goods Just
received in store. Their stock comprises de-
cIipton for panaloon and vests for the
season. point of quality and price cannot be sur
passed by any establishment in this city elsewhere
They have hand usual, assortment of ansy
articles for geutemen's wear
5-2taW2w
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by order;
l.. CHEvEs MANLY, Sec. TO Board
Mar lD-lds