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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
2lnDitDrs 9la6ri6t.
December 20.

in oer Sonrt BON Common SSlies pCn Sc.
dba Sanntp.
Sn Der Sabe Der 8etnuna Don Dapio
@saUtr, 1flisnis uOn Charles 0ners6 uuo
5rau, unter elmer frsiwiIliesn usberf3rsi.
bun9.
Dec. 7. 1S49. srnannte bic Court Saeob
Siuinser, 3. De pup Davis unS Sraneis
8. SafnueIs ais Quoitorsn. um befaats
&t6nnns iu lbsrfsbsn unb 8srtb.iIuns Iu
MAIDEN.
.>Nsl.ls<, Nus ben iIrfunbsn.
NNG Sesensts-St. WfiIIer, e&rdtsr.
Z ss0N Die Obenbsnamtsn 1upitorsn
SH.s wercen fib ibrsr Grnsnnuna ae.
mdB usrfammeIn, am Samifa9 ben l9itn
Sanuar ndb(ftu, um l llbr 9la6mittaas,
am @aitbaufe ucn SOnatban 60 b, in
1asntaun. alIwO ii6 aus SntereBirte elm.
fInbsn fSnnen, wsnu lie IS fur f6idIi6 be.
fInetn.
December 20. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
Der sShriittna.Nlkenb.

4Eir fine srfutt pcrrsu ansuseisen. ea6
am nd6fen Dienfias (srftr Gbrilitas)
1ttnbs mad eihtanSlnruns, in Der bisiIesn
Surbeifhsn Girhe. msbrere Sortrdee nbei
Raeisfeit esboItsn werpsn fclIen. SecT'
mann III bsrSIi6 sinssIacen bsiSuwobnsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

q 9aee fpdtere 9sotricbten.

MibbsItiefciteu sipifCben Seftreitb nub
Nsreueeu -Caetie uno eaS aII9emeine
&timmrssbt in Sranfreitb Die vaeifdt'
Observation-Disclosures 2HaeIsesnbsit f; bic
engliSdbe Iiotte auriicf sOgen-gt 9en
TIM 6Iauers nno GetraiosnarEt.
Das Dampff6iff Sibenia ia erti am
Samiias Morssn in 6aIifar siusetrCfsn.
uno brinat 8eribte pon europa bis gum
lfttn biefss Nlonats. a8ir faTtn auss
@i6tiss in SclssnSem aufammsn.
Sren6eH.
3mif6sn Stfrsi6 une preu6su fhsiusn
srnlie Mi6beuisgsitsn sntfiebsn Su mcusn
Selfreib foll sinsn fcrmeusn protetf ssssn
bic 3ufammsnbsrunfuna sines beutlben Oar.
laments Su Grfut sinasIsst babsn une ercbt
nit elmer bspaiTnetsn ginmittIuna in Die In
9eiegenbeiten DeutfhIanes. preubsn foll
cass9sn srttdrt babsn. baB IS feintn sinss,
ucmmsneu Stanopunit bsbauptsn unb mif'
fen wHpt, sintr nitfli6en 9efabr entasaen
III ssbsn. Gs bei6t BON BsrIin, ba6 Der
R6nie cas- @sfes fur Gle GrpdbIung pcn
&sprdfsntdntsu na6 etm btfastsn parIa
msnt untsrSsibnst babe.
Tranfreidb.
Die gs9snfsitiesn Streitiafsitsn Der @Iis'
Der Der franStiif6sn 1GsmbIy snbiern fdb
in mebr aIs sinem baIbsn Dutsnb Dusus,
Don otnsu abr nod triner t6etIi6 mar. Die
Rsaisrun9 9sesnft csnftIbtn rur6 frsnss
@tieee porSubeu9sn.
Die MooifSisruns Der gcnfiituiiOn in &C..
asnpdrtis Der Gsgsnfanb Ger Dissolution.
IS pirb isst pOr9sfdlastn. bas atIssmsine
Stimmrstt oaburb aufSubsbm ba6 man
Der Issislotiusn Qftmblp nod $50 9lisbcr
bsifiiat unS eisfen nsusn Rorpr hann BE-
potmd6tist ben prdfcsnt ,u GwdbItn. uub
fsinsnTmtstnmin Su sinsm fpI6sn 3sifraum
usrldnssrt oab cine Ofte 8cIesUabI IN
n6ibi9 Who.
%irfei.
Die Neuiafeiten ron GcnffantiucpeI be.
ifdtiasn ben fribsrberihtstsn freeIi6sn eauf
Der Dinse. Die brftiibe SlOtts foli Bs
fsbI abaItsn babsn fib pon ben Darbanl
len surhdSuSisbsn. uno oisfsIbs rpiIo bel bic
fer 5sit f6on Su MaIta fsin.
Nibts wsitsr III porssfausu binii6tIi6
ces 4ufsntbaIts Der poInif6sn uno unsari
ftsn SIu6tIinse.
Ser ru6ifhe 9sfanbte bate nit tsm
@roB Siiier cine 5ufammsnsunft unb oipIo'
matifbs 8srbiItni6s msrbsn nabrfbsinIih
S,piftsn &ueIanb uno Der pforte ernsusrt.
Ssfrsi6 fteint Sufrisoen ~ fsin nit bsm.
mas Die &urtei sstban bat. baourb ba6 iis
bic ungalifhsn SlhdtIinae inS Snners trans'
pOrtirts. = RueIano. i'm 9sssntbsit, per.
Ianat. pa6 bic pUlniftsn Slibniuse pom
ottcmaniibcn Rsi6 ausesfioBsn uno bic
.SduptIin9s In elmer Seifun9 ssfansen ssbaI
ten msresn. 0isfsn 3umutbunatn bat bic
pfprts obsr bisbr Ssbor perwsiasrt. uno
sin Raib foute 9sbalten waosn, um bic
Sade in usberlesuns 5u nebmsn.
Cine Gorrsfponeen, aus @itn pom 81.
Ncp. fast, ca6 pom GUnfantinopel frif6s
Susitfabn swifbsn 6u6Iano une Der Eur
fei aemslest wsteen. in SeIac ees ensreiftsu
@infbreitsns Der ptrsinigten Diplomatic
9nsIanrs unr Srantrsi6s in Ui, Slu6tlinss.
AnssIsssnbst. @bsnfaIs bsist es. bas oi,
pfUrte eis unsarifdsn SIi6tI,nss ua6 Bag
Dab su fsuesn 9seente,;
S8On anprn ednonn gar ni@ts por
@i6tisteit
Der Warft.
Der Baumwollen' unb 9straieemart
ia fsbr ssoridt. amsrifaniftr Slausr
ns,k,uft. -, Q;osvnonI on % ria "a a All
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

@Giu Conductor auf Der Suofon
6iur Gifsnbabn Namsns YaImT filrSts
am u. DsS. BET Der Sisbtia eancuns. als
az bi, Barren bon benz Oampfwassn ab'
bdnssn wUllts. auf bas 9eIsifs Der sunbt
Sus siHe hbsr ibn, uno tOrtte ibn auf Der
Gtttle,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
ssarfman ayauroasfd,ldte.

Das uuertlirIibe Bstftwinoen unb biz
UabrfdsinIi6e Grmcrouns ess Or. Ydre
man in Der Gtapt 9pfcn. bat pafrIbii gro
bt 1ufrssuns erseuat.-Dis pbiIatslpbisr
Ssttunssn pom Samitas bnittsn. po6 cit
Ccroutis Sup. na6 elmer 8 Sage Ian9er
1bboruus Der 5sussn. cinsn ausfpru6 elm
ssbradbt. ba6 Or. Yartman srmorcst nor
btn. unb oab prcfsfOr Wsbifsr. oufeis Ss'
f6ulbisuns psn MOrb psribt Su babsn, Dol
Cericbt aelielt lperom follte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
0ime 2utte &an0.

Nene SOffe SQNDp
asIsetu in Slo'@bsitban 1fp.. eeba Co.,
an Der SraBe bic Uen 1usntoun mad Sis
rp's 8ruds fnbrt, nabs tsm Staobsn Nore
1asntaun; erdnssno an eano Don Sofbua
Yassr. SamusI Scrn unb an brei cFsntli
de Stra6n, tntboItenb stpa Gder. Da'
AvuA rauf bsfinost fid siu autss 2f6di.
f:;::N ass S5duS, StdutbbamS, CUTE
.:l: S6eusr, Wasenf6Oppsn, @sIfb'
tornb aus, u. r. 10. Gs bsinbsn fi6 quite
Sbfartsn auf em eanos. untsr anosrn 25
ssswtists traasncs 1epfeIbdume. Saseanb
III in autsr GuItur unc pon pOrSusIi6sm
Baulanb.
Wsssn ttm Ndbsrn msIoe man fih bel
Dem Gi9ntr, Der auf osm eancs nobnt.
Daniel 9nubt.
December 20. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

~D Das @sftt fur bic Grridtuus BON
SrsifbuIen i'm sana.n Staat Nsrp'
Dorf III in Der Itbtsn Wabl eur6 SoIst Der
1bfiimmuns anasnommen wOroen: fir Die
Brsif6ulsu 249 S72- bassssn 81 1851 -
Mtbrbsit 157, ,92Ii
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
Bert6 Der Sanfnptett.
Stribtist nab gidnsa's Counterfeit Detector,

or Die S1Osu bee nit (-) bsssi6nstsu Sautsa
wsrcSa nitbt sstuat pen ben pbilaeslpbiG Srsfas--
au fct9cnbe beuumu Snnfrn ne faIas Nsku in. lime
Iaut auGsr beusn nit siusm (*D bsIsians-sstE. eEi
fIr ostrcbsR uUo 9sfebt. fir 9sfbIcfTsR,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
Samicn Nn3iiae.
0rDCerien.

ais &afTss. 3u6r. Gbss. Chocolate.
MoIafss. Dele. SaIS, 9onis. Sooa. Sar-
bse0ffs. 9ewiIrSs. ETC.. nsbff elmer aroesn
4usnabI uon SpieseI, 8brbs. Bsttftbsrn.
au6 9laB. China unb Sroenwaarsn. ,pis
aud cine Menss @adrsn bic bier ni6t an.
ssfhbrt fnb.-8ufr an Obne BHSua unb
IS wirb su6 nidbt ssrsusn, benn bic 9ater
wrben su6 init 8rsnhsen seseist.
1lentaun. December 20. ue3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
Oefentli6e 2SenDu.

I'm Neuiabrstdse 1850. SormittaeS um
10 tlbr. fcIlcn am @irtbsboufs pOn . a n
ttIS StettIer, in Sub Bbsitbaa,
- 4portlaIi6eiunse pfert
Ymot, auf 6ffsntlibtr Btneu oocr
fSN aus freitr !Sanb psrfauft wsr-
49, ben. pcn aaron une gB | [.
liam g ut B, ipOSu eiebbabsr sinsslaOsn
fino.
3ualsiG nirb aarpn @utb am ndmIihen
Gage i'm 8Ormittae, bic S6rtinerarbeit
pom sinsm bis nd6ft Spdtiubr ueu su err
bausnbfn @irIbsbaufs an ben @tnisfnsb
mmetn esratcoreirm, Sposu ole td1tiss
S6rtinsr sinesTaben ine.
EtWmbU20, nqlm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
Oefentli6e SSenDu.
December 20.

Sonnrftass unb Srsitass, ben 3isn unb
Aten Sanuar, 1850. an Dsiptn Tassn I'm
10 llbr BOrmittass, foGsn am tSouie tes
urfforbensn S0bn BrOHs, in SalS.
burg &aunfaip. 0ffsutIib unftsiert wer.
ben (:
2tlIerlei StObr9iitern,
ndmli6: 2rOdsns Daaren. @rOssrien. gi'
fsnwaarsn, AuisnsWadtsn u. (. n. Gbsu'
faus: Gin Sfsu nit RObr, elm S6reibosst.
unb font nod ausrIti Qrritd au umndub'
lid Su mttben.
Die Btbinsunsen am 8srfaufstoss unb
1ufwortuns pom
Soba Stppef, xtu.crs
e'ss. Brpne, "'"' Wv
Ersmbr 20. nq2u
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
SpetfesGEf s aus
tei -"
M0rDu 5Sint.

IN er baniltcn Straes, bic 4ts 2bay untsrtalb pat
9snbuh's 9Birtbsbaus.
dat Sunsri9en unb 9urhissu. fOrpcbI
als dneere, iino frsunofdaftIib eiu9eIooen.
Den Oben9enannten Srt Su bsfubeu, wUfeIbff
ne bu ieeer 5eit nit aRen GorieH pon Sc.
artifd unc Grfrif6unssa. oils 4uffern.
Gripes. SIeif6. &u6sn, u.f. p., nsbft
alen Scrten 9etrdnfs ppn better GuaIitdt,
nab Der f6onifsn Manisr une an ben bilis
fen Yreifen bseient wsrben fOusn. 2rstst
elm, tSsrrsr unb Samen. uno lbsr;su9t
Gub fsIbf.
4llentaun. Oft. IL. nq6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
Der Mfarft.

Der BaumwOlru, uno @straieemarti
ia fsbr ssoridt. 4mtritanftu Slausr
Vsrtaufts Su liverpool an % bis "a Stil
linas per Barrel -MsIfttorn brabt Don
26 Sbiainss o psns bis 20 cd. 6 pns.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
NriOatsSScrf0llf.

Der llniHfbrisbsns bisttt fOtstnees ftdk'
bare Gisentbum aum Ssrfauf cur8 pripat
6aneeI an. udmlidb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
Ncre unO 2anois

Sabm iOsbsn cine srcbe 1uswabl upu
Baaren srbaltsn. bsiisbsno gum GbsiI aus
Su6srn. Ga6smsrs. Sattinsts, Seams, Sat'
in unp isipsne 8sitinss, &c.
Samcn An3ii9e.
ais: Daainss, Gafbimsres, 1Ipaeeas.
California pIaibS. uub cine 1uswabI ron
Msrino. parramato uno fur Gloaes. cine
srobe 8nfdiebsnbsit pon Gdbapis. Srim.
fs. 9anoi6ubs. Banbsr, Sdsss, StobIwaa,
rem etc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

~ 1us Ssras wiro ssmsIost, ba6 Die
@tfse9sbuns cine DeputaiiOn uab @asb
in8tOn fhidsn pUlte. um nit Der 8unpss.
Essisruns spesen Der Gbtstuns pUn Sapta
&t au unterbanocIn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
Siueitc sllltf,,stft

Spdtjabrs unD 8tnter9titern,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

MH Wabrihtm aus 81 pafo unb Obi
Huabua fiimnsn odrin iibnsin, oas bic Sn
ei0nsr ssssn bic 1mtritdnr fsbr fsinbfsIis
ofIiunt paren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

Die Mctn rem yabtunsSfdbissn Santen er @fass
Ssen 0JOrf fsbm yu par Bis 2 Yrs,ent unO De in
Sumeru bee gtaa<es UtrfditbsnHi& uoa % ssfrs
til bis 35.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

Mon fhdst Die Sabl dlltr Sffdrsn
~ ew gesIt auf fettn RiuiCntr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

Nea6en ibrsn Srsunben uno benz Yubtitun
ubsrbaupt bietour6 betannt. eaS iie
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CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

1 JANuARy, so, 1917 :
After the presentations Of petitions and memorials,
The Senate took up the resolution OF MIR, Badger,
instrucling the Committee on Printing 10 inquire
into the practicabi!ty OF modifying or discontmuing
the present system Of reporting the debates OF the
Senate.
Debate ensued, during which Senators complained
os the manner in which they had been reported IN
the inteigencer and Onion.
The resolution, on motion Of Mr.. Cameron, was
referred to the Committee on Contingent Expenses.
The Senate next proceeded to the consideration OF
the bill in relation to the construction Of railroad
across the isthmus of Panama.
A debate eusued; and without coming to any con-
cluson thereon, an adjournment took place.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Thompson, Of Kentucky, of the Committee
on Printing reported resolution, to print ten thou
sand extra copies Of the report of Mr.. King IN favor
of a railroad across the isthmus Of Panama. after
an Intellectual motion bv Mr. Burt TO lay the resoli-
ton on the table, yeas SIS, nayss9)
1t was adopted-yeas o. nayss5.
The House in Committee Of the Whole Oh the
state of the Union, took up the Navy appropriation
bill.
Mr.. C. Brown addressed the Committee against
the movements Of the nnti-slayery portion OF the
county.
Mr. Smart made speech in opposition 10 the APP
preparation for the lines Of mail steamers.
On motion of Mr. Vinton the committee lose
when that gentleman offered resolution TO tern
nate the debate in ten minutes The question being
| taken, it was adopted,
And then, at half past three O'clock the House
adjourned
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLouR--There is very little disposition on. the part
Of dealers TO operate In Flour until the receipt Of
their private foreign advices. Only sale of zoe
bbls Howard street to-day at S4,67l-2. Some offers
of "a, rs were made, but refused.
Sales Of 800 bbs. City Mills late yesterday at S.
No sales 10 day.
Nothing doing in Wheat. We quote l05aliOc. for
good to prime red.
Some sales Of yellow Corn at SO 54c from vessel
and store. Sales of white al 47a46c Oats 3Oa33
Whiskey Is dull at 23c In hhds. and 24c. in bbls,
with some sales.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings yesterday were SINAI,
compared with several preceding weeks--Ieachingl
only to $50 head. OF this number 260 were sold 10
our butchers, 40 left over unsold and the balance
sent to Philadelphia, Prices ranged from 80 rs to
81, averaging s32 gross.
Hoos.A large number Of Hogs were in market,
and prices fell Oft trifie. We quote the range
sba5S H.
PRovIsiosa. We have some sales Of bareled
meats, part for shipping but principally tor ship
stores. We quote Mess at Sl4 and Prime Sl2 NO
sales Of Bacon. Sales Of Lard at sasl-4c. In kegs,
and 7l-+ai2-2c, In barrels.--BaA. Patriot.
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Gitp 1ntellieenfr.

PoLIcE REPoRr.--Francis Weber, (white,) drunk
and disorderly in the street, committed to work house
for 30 days.
James Mullikin (white,) drunk and disorderly, So
liloquising &C., in the street 20 days in workhouse
Here follows portion of the laters apostrophe 70
lamp post
g Is this box thar see before met come lei
me clutch thee-Gods what suck thought
had thee-but have thee notand yet, see thee
stilas plain and palpable as boards, and whitewash
and cut nails can make thee. Don't shake youI
frosty limbs at me--thou canst not say did II. II
the Commissioner has Topped thy limbs, old umbra
.tagi, Tn not TO blame. would embrace thee, prop
thee up and thou shalt hold up me, for truth TO say
there's such affinity between old Mother Earth and
me that would fain embrace her-but fear to come
in contact with brick
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERN,

FOR THE BENEFIT THIS CITY,
Under he management Of The Ladies' Union Benepoe~
AT CARUsps SALOON THURSDAY, FEB i, ls49,
MILL be given by the four Children Of Mr. EpRRsAcH
the eldest ten years. and the youngest four years Of
n Ter the direction and assistance Of their teacher
Mr. g. w. SchgRRuAN, who will also be assisted BY Mr.
The many persons who acquainted with the exraor.
binary alenthe children possess very desros 10 have
them appear before the public therefore, their parents
their Teacher who has taken very pains In selecting
the most modern and brilliant pieces for The OCCASION
PROGRAMME. ... s
Pant FIRsT.
J. Grand Duet for the Plano, executed by Emile
2 Terze, for three voices Try, try again, By
Emile, Virginia, and Henry. '
D. Grand Solo for Flute, piano accompaniment.
l. Duet, A. il isl upon day sung BY Emile
o. My Mother sung by Emile, Virginia. Henry Edward
PART SECOND. =
J.. Cnaa Diva, duetto for flute and piano from
e. Dusin, !. know bank, sung BY Emile
'a Solo forone voice, sung by Edward, accom-
panied by his sister Virginia on The guitar
4. Duetto from the opera Lucia de Lammtrmoor, n
sung by Emile and Virginia s.s
g. Quarteite, the Schoomasier--IIenry will sing
The Schoolmaster, his Sisters and Brother
his Pupils
PART THIRD.
|. Duet, for piano and violin, !" Ma Normandle,n
performed by Emile aud her Teacher, N Louis
2. Cavatin from the Opera Der Freischuetz, sung in
the German language by Emile, G. NJ. Won Weber
3. Qunrtete, !" Stop that Knocking"
4. Duetto, from the Opera Of Norma, sung by
Emile and Virginia, by Rellini
i. $50 II, jerry round, four voices. #l5.-
Concert TO commence precisely at "a o'clock.
Tickets had Music Stores principal otsli
at 50 cents each; Children half price. jan27-dtd
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LIE DoYEN's DIsINFEcTING FLUID.
MEssRs. porLIN, RooERs g COMPANY,

MEssRs. porLIN, RoGERs COMPANY,
Sole prorTiefors IF he celebrated
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Reg leave call attention to this important and invaluable
article the greatest dscoyery of the age-patented In
Washington, December, i5iT
THE above Invaluable preparation which entities the in
venior 70 and must, when fully knSwn gain for him
possesses the power Of Immediately destroying the most
offensive odor, from whatever cause arising.
Wafer Closets, Cess Pools, Cellars 80, &c, q impure
gases In The sick chamber this Fluid WIN be found in
valuable, the nanaeons smell arising from the
body, from the night stool, by Its use al dis
PEELED and should the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
using the Fnid without becoming In the sghes degree
Captains emirrant ships will derive incacalable ad.
yaniages from lis in the Storage, for dsnecting and
sss ar %aa s ne e DO
llfcaes from the celebrated physicians Of England,
viii s Ss %
| It's wonderful qualities. -
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z" 0'nss Agents. Gap t e rssseis e. and other, For
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cation Of this Fluid The contents e friyy can Be rsIov
| rendering night soil valuable manure.
The desire 10 bring Ibis article into public
orsrs rtspsey sSssd and VII b
New York
| W. & j. ii. GILMAN, Druggists
4Ir Pennsylvania Avenue
r NRw YORK. September Is. 1919
Gentlemen Having used your Disinfecilns Fluid on my
nm Invaluable article for destroying the efluva from the
Water closet, DC;
rooms particularly cases s q Sickness think The beat
disini-eimg agen! ever invented ,,.,
Master Steamer washington,
or Ocean Steam Navigation Company.
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A BRICK IN TIME.--We would call the attention of
Commissioner Wanna to the exposed condition of
the main sewer leading to the canal on the north
side of G between ninth and tenth sreets-the fiat
stones that cover the opening in the sewer for the
reception Of the water from the CUTTERS has been
thrown of and several bricks from the sewer knock
ed down. While it remains in Its present condition.
the sewer is not only daily receiving injury but the
numerous children who daily throng that street, are
In danger offang into the sewer to say nothing of
the danger to life and limb of those who pass that
way after dark, by stepping of the pavement.
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WARHiNoroN CANAL--We understand that the
bids, for repairing canal in navigabe ORDER en-
ceeds the sum- by considerable amount, appropria-
ted by the Councils for that purpose.
The Mayor, however, transmitted communica-
ton, on Monday, to the Councils, recommending
that the work be forthwith commenced, and prose-
cuted with vlgor expressing his decided impression
that funds be raised to any excess Of expen
dture.
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Nrw YonK ALpERMEs.--The members Of the
Board, and assistant Board Of Aldermen of the city
Of New York, now on visit to our city, recently
made visit to Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Madison and Mrs.
Hamilton, and were, we learn, highly delighted with
the reception given by these surviving consorls OF
departed patriots. On Monday evening they paid
their respects to his Honor, Mayor Seaton and were
received by him with his usual courtesy, and enter
tanned with his well known hospitality Yesterday
they visited, accompanied by Gen. Talmadge, the
sacred shades of Mount Vernon
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lMPRovEMEsTs.-Th workmen commenced yes
terday morning pulling down the front wall orabout
twenty feet, of the building recently occupied as
grocery store, by Messrs. b. L. jackson and Brother
the south side of Pennsylvania avenue for the
ception Of beautiful granite front, corresponding
with those in the new stores recently erected by our
enterprising merchants, Messrs g. and T. Parker,
and B. S. Jackson and Brother. The granite is fur
nished, and the work done by Mr.. Emory, the whole
under the superintendent of Messrs Ager and Nc
Lean. Mr.. D. f. Morsell, is we understand, to oc-
cupy the building for grocery store
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On Tue sday morning, the 30th Inst GEORGE KLEI.
BER, pr, In the 18th year Of his age lie was afflicted
with psrayss for fast twenty years. and confined to his
room Tor seventeen He Of the oldest residents OF
the District, Having resided here upwards Of my eight
years e ~
s-- The funeral win take place, from his late resdenre
on between Eighth and Ninth Streets
this afternoon al O'Clock, which the friends
10 attend. E.tss atBE
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES.

WE WILL hereafter sell all the following WINES and
w LIQUORS at fram 10 to % per cent below former
prices;
rs baskets IIie,lsieck CHAMPAGNE WINE.
% do Gieslers's champagne OF extra fine quality
p do Doch's champagne fair article
% do Shield brand, pts and qts
80 doz. old reserve MADEIRA, vintage 1916.
42 London 7. r., very fine
10 Sercal, old and fine.
u f" Bnal Madeira very old and fine,
10 Malmsey do. choice article,
~ Grape Juice do. very old.
- :" Pomars Bro sherry, extra fine.
10 I" Do I" fine article.
" . Amnniafo pale sherry, very fine.
10 I" OLD PORT WfNE,very fine.
80 I" OLD COGNA @ brandy, pale and dark.
80 OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY very prime.
with great variety ofother wines and llgnoIs ao which
will he sod unusually low SiMNS SON
S We have hand part Of the stock Of Madeira and
sherry Of the late Walter Smith, which was selected from
hs stock Of wines with much care and VIII be hold much
below his fixed prices ten years ago SIS
janyl--dly Pa. avenue, opposite jackson Hall
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GAS WoRKs.-We learn that these works are all
ready for operation, with the exception Of filling the
large reservoir (Which contains the gasometer) with
water.
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pnrlAprlpnIA, Jan. so-2 P. NJ

PHnAprLpHiA, Jan. 30--2 p NJ.
A bill has passed the Legislature of Pennsylvania,
authorizing the state Treasurer TO negotiate tenn
porary loan Of 100000 to enable the state TO meet
The February interest on her public debt.
The steamers advices have unsettled our market.
Stocks are firm with an improving tendency. Moth
ing done in -four grain other produce by which TO
arrive at a fair quotation. Ball. Patriot.
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YHlGN This preparation will cure Strains In
(3XV Bruises, Stiffness Of joints Cuts, Old {f5XS
-Sl-L-Ulcers on both man and beast. II has.Sl-4-
cured Ulcers Of ten years standing Relief is given In
Spayns by Its application And for Fsula and Polee evil
II is a sure cure. Nf y.
Also Barbers Horse Poiraers restore the bad condi
lion of the horse and TO DESTROY WORMS, which give
much pain 10 that noble beast.
Bar6eJ's Hrse Balls, (for Coughs and Catarrh) my
preparation, an, not trrmpeted TO the world
Store. 5ue t.E.#ah1 e-N4t.
n b. All diseases treated by the subscriber, scien.
tifc principles lie Ia regular bred Farrer, and can
always be found at the Washington Stables ready attend
the calls Of the public. [ian 1871 GEO. BARBER
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Express for late northern papers in advance
Of the mail