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NIFTY DOLL Afs REWARD Horse and Buggy sto-

IrIFrY DOLLARS REWARD and Buggy StO-
lcmOn Friday the I'D inst, about o'clock there
stable hired and buggy,
hours which time he has returned When last heard
the last the Baltimore Washington
pike. He od feet 10 inches height smooth
round ce the side of his neck white hat
clothes The nearly orders
low front stick plated dash and joints be
hind, with basspned tail IRONS Bay horse old
black and tall hind feet whites left oht harness nea,
viii white brow band The above reward will paid III,
horse buggy, and harness. ami dollars for the thief
u LEVI HUMPHREY,
Stable keeper, Washington City, d. e., q street
o. 6t
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POTOMAC PAVILION.

ut Piaey Point, Mary!aad
NIIE place open accommodation ysters
l. of watering place
OF full of Chesapeake Bay.
combne
pleasant and healthy be found
a
bathing free OF CHARGE where will be found
obigng M competent attendants.
table will be supplied with all the luNuries OF the both
om he markets and the
An for the and variety
o ann furnished for guests tree of charge.
TERMS OF BOARD.
Per Weck...,.,. y w
. w
The popeors ready make with families
steamer Occoa Mitchell, leaves Washington
every Thursday O'Clock and Sundays at o'clock
Pavilion leaves the Pavilion Saturdays at
m. TO Washing nd p IN. Baltimore.
The Baltimore Saturdays at
Point Sundays; retnning leaves Wash
Wednesday for Baltimore al arriving at the
Point evening at 3 m.
when they placed
the kikkWOOD n kELAEh,
MAY Projectors
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n LoLoef ON Ex-PREsDKNT PoLK.-The Hon. George NJ
Daiias mas been chosenand has
ns upon the LIE and character of late Pesi.
@ u to United States James X. Polk, beio the demo.
cratic citizens of Philadelphia who are abou, king
suitable representation OF respect memory OF tho dis
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I United STATES HOTEL.-In consequence of tn,
~ continued ill health of the acting proprietor of this
Hotel and the necessity OF subecng it TO considerable
pairs 1t has been deemed advisable close 1t for the pres
ens, in order that the repairs may be conveniently
made In the time the roprieors offer the furniture
fxtures lease for five years, and icehouse
live hundred loads of ice for sale
Application may be made, either in person or by letter
to Henry Haw or VIM. Scott, at this place.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1919.
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SCHOOL BOOKs.--A general assortment Of Schoo
~ Books will be found for sae reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District, at
MIS-. ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store.
Pa. av between llh " 18th streets
Feb lift " 1890
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SEA BATHING-OLD POINT HOTEL.

NIS establishment, for the reception OF
fine order The grounds have been greatly i'm
afiordng besides
baths There fine shore,
TO prefer surf bathing.
heretofore
the i % per day.
By he n the OF. 1 90 +"
Children half price.
May 25-3taw6w JAMES s. FRENCH.
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For piney POINT Old Point Norfolk. aud Cape Henry.

Piney Point Old Point, Norfolk, and Cape Henry
THE osCEoLA leaves Washington Tuesday the I'd of
July, 10 O'clock stopping Pncy Point the
ateoon and arrive AT Norfolk early next morning. leaving again
directly Old Point Cape Henry Afordng
excellent breeze, bathing, &c.
Returning, the OSCEOLA will Norfolk Old Point
Thursday, and home morning
Good music will be in attendance.
the Norfolk, So PBey Point
aud return, So j. MITCHELL
June 2T--tiJuly
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
Washington, June l, 1919.

BANK METROPOLIS,
Washington, June !, 1919.
A GENERAL MEETING OF the Stockholders OF this
n bank will be held the banking house in this city
Monday the ri day of July for the purpose OF elect
ing for the year then ensuing.
The polls will be open at 10 O'Clock and close
p
BY order of the board Of rusteesi
RD SMITH, Cashier.
June 2-eodf,25ihJune Ndt2dJuly.
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CARDThe subscriber respectfully informs who have
IL not yet settled their accounts with the late firm of d. Casett
Cos that will be called by Mr.
the LIST of July when he confidently hopes all will be
pared make settlement either by dates
He would also take the opportunity returning his
full Acknowledgements those who already forward and
settled. d. CLAGETT
June 23-tJuly 1if OF the firm of d. &, & Co.
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EOR RENT-That wellkn establishment formerly occupied
James Cannon, Maryland avenue, between 9th
and tb This desirable gentleman
gagged the purchase of slaves has all the
The and dwelling good
good pump of The yad ablns for four horses with
carriase house and house Apply to
Mrs. NJ CANNON,
June 8-co3' Washington, ID. c.
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NOrICE.-Thc copartnership heretofore existing be
~ tween JOHN E. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKED
mas been dissolved BEVERLY TrokER will continue
tend promptly to all business before Congress and the de
parnnents ms heretofore. March Aft
LWh sALE-s beautiful yacht 90 about ton.
L BURDEN almost The boat is in fse order hav
ing sails, new anchor and chain, and fully equipped
Inquire OF q, H. McDuel, q, the Union Office.
June I6-l
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LOUISVILLE, (Ky) 1919
To His ErccHemcy Zachary Taylor,
President of the United States:


We, the undersigned citizens of Louisville, anticipate
with pleasure, under your administration, the
principles avo~ed and pacsed by earlier Presidents,
relation TO the appointments and removals OF officers
the government, and approving the maxim, " Is he honest
he capable, is he faithful the constitution 7" the
proper qualification for oiice deem intrusion
but ht and proper that should be advised the
ton In which the present incmbaf of the cmfopomse
this port Nathaniel r. Porter esq is held by fellow
citizens and how far the principles above express ed
be applicable to his removal in that office.
Although Mr. Porter differs with many OF in his pol
cal sentiments, accord in the opinion that he has
acted with imparialy, and given general satisfaction in
the discharge OF his official duties know der
ELECTION OF his obligations to the government that
informed he has always settled his with goy
prom pty that he has prosttued his
political purposcsso far know belIeve-but
cised the privileges OF American citizen at our election
becoming manner. We the most respectfully re.
against his removal, and chez rly recommend
he be continued office, least to the close of his
present commission.
We induced this step from the fact that we have
been informed there will be several applicants the Office
predcated, presume, upon the cnsiop which has OBJ
tanned for past that every new
necessarily all officers howey yer worthy some
which, believe majority the psops of tifher
purity dapPrope and we hunby trust for the future
a more msgnanimoos spirit will prevail.
B. +. Baker " Co.. +. l.. Pngh, b. g. Gutter, T. Griffin
Z. D. Taibur "a Stevens, M M. Rawlings l.. G Howard
r. A. Moore o. z Armstrong J. P. Beeer, Robert S,orsy
T. o. s'oy' H. LYMAN, Geor.s Wsby H. Hays 81 Co.,
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The proscrpve spirit of the present administration has
reached this State John Forsyth, postmaster at Column
large space in the Of the republican party of
country Tor many In the halls of both houses Con-
gres as ambassador to Span the gallant leader this
President Taylor the devoted advocate. of nuca
ton, and lastly Secretary State the father of the
present victim of this partisan admin sation devoted
lifetime OF service TO his country His inherts
tues OF his sire Upon him hi> fathers family depend for
their support In all the relations of life this gentleman
endeared himself 10 all who knew him During the Next
can war Mr. Forsyth sought the enemy and acted for a
time as the eiicien, adntan of the Georgia regiment
ms constitution, shattered by exposure in his country's
service, compelled him to his home Such
whom the President open and solemn pledges of
ne-raty on his lips before his election after he seated
IN Office permits 10 be crushed by those who control
tic ial action But the stops not here Col
Hsny Jackson, OF this city, has been removed from
Once OF district attorney The gallant colonel OF the Geor
gia regiment In Mexico, chivalrous talented man,
one OF correct feeling who knows him fails love hm-a
descendant OF Gen. James Jackson, of this State, Col
two removals clearly show that Gen Taylor has fallen from
his high The brave old man exhibited
IN new and certainly unenvable light He is without
tue honesty which renders pledges imperative upon his
conscience, without the sagacy detect the
degradation to which his parsans subecting him
The aurcs of the soldier viii wilher beneath The
with those honos to which, successful warrior the or-
tunes OF war and the galantry of American rank and file
had entitled him.
The hero OF Buena Vista has fallen u, the level Of the
Ewings Changers, and Collaners of the day. He whom
country hailed hero, has become the miserable
ep + not e in Pa c nan,h how u are the
streets of Askalon J" AVEN
From the nps of extracts from distant papers, which
are now before us, extract the following speci-
mems, to show that the thunder OF the public Indignation
does not slumber:
From the jacksonville News, Florida June To-
appointment by the Presderf ifhou the advice or con-
seat Of the SsnafsMsk Butts be postmaster at Jaok-
sonvic, vice John M. Pons, removed
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BAGLEY'S GOLD PENS!!

a. q. BAGLEN * co.,
GONTlNUEt to Manuiac their Premium Gold Pons ano
" Pen-hoders Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil cases &c.
sc. Dealers supplied AT The lowest trade prices,
Wapheuse Old StnHd ie9 brondway, New-York.
N u. W. II. WAiGur is no Logger agent for A. G. D.
4 Co.
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ARGENT PLATE.

q JGPOONS, Forks &c, made of this newly discover
- - mairnal supccede a! articles such German
~ silver, BRUSH Albaa Plate, as a subs i,uc for
silver PLue. Being chemically ice from Impurities,
wi'nst0d The strong test of Aqua Forts, aud beng hard
ana Wiiu throughout, maintains color closely resembling
siivrr uhd Improves by use. TOWN y HALL.
Muntpcicr, Oc,. Is, ISIS. d4
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CONSUMPTION CURED !
BuChan's Hungarian RaIsam Of Life.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, and Com
sumption

Dr. BRdee-Dear Sir: Tho Hungarian Dasam is, beyond
all question: perfect and Hdn't2hle preparation for
diseases Of ihe Lungs rave used il in my iuy, md in
poit ssiona pdcco for than years with the
most uniform ana entire success, in Of Painopo-
~ disease and can conscrnousy recommend all WHO
afflicted the most certain remedy such diseases
with which am acquainted. Yours rcspcc,iu4y,
FREDERIC SIOREE, NJ. d.
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GeDrwc Syeyp1oU.s,,S Gg1.,x,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. ,he Probate Count
~ District OF Randolph, S. for the District Of Plndopl
o If concerned 10 !ho estate OF George Weymouth
NhEREAs, D II. Weymouth, Executor of The Last
wan ana Testament Of said deceasod has made ar-
Poupn To ms Court, for License TO sell ali Tho ren
OF sah deceased, aud reprosents thar the same il
SAID estate. - 7-S'o' anu halsu' against
Therefore, you are hereby notified to annos, ot n goi
OF said Court to be held al the Probate uBc Sosst""
III SIND Distuc on the 1T Monday of Oouhe, A n Is 20
at pine O'Clock A. NJ aud show cause If any Won bo
License should not be grant ID uforesuid. ' why
Aud this order shalt be published, three weeks srcco
hey in the Vermont Waterman, mined nj Mon,nri,a,
IN this State he last ofwhIch pulcatons shnll he
The day assigned TO- ur,ng a. aoresaid
Dated at Chelsea, this 9th day Of September A. ID 1910
by order Of Court " 80 ''
% LEVI b. Villas Judge
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DIR. SPEARS
so MucH CELEBRATED
Indian Vegetable Madicines

Indian Vegetable Medicines
"a and most caclua Kemclirs for tho various Diseases of
the Human syom cvor offered 10 the nui,lc Thcy ca"
he relied on with confidence to AT durable cases Their
worst forms Thonsanas VIII" oi b ~
bic 10y their Physicians, yet live testify the virtues OF
these eAtG1"n! preparations, having been restored 10
These medicines well known 10 require an cxtcn-
svc notice. Scarcely village exists throughout New Eng
9nH were tng witnesses cannot lie found TO testify OF
We will name hero some of tho principal medicines and
lily pnYslCiAN," u work cdied by d. j. $. smear,
where may be found ricf treatise the origin naurn
Of the principal diseases which uHct humuny directions
how to preserve and restore health o-chtI with
ihcaea from highly reseciabe persons, testify ng their
healing virtues and urging ihrr importance. This book
can he rllauod of nr Spears Agents, fec.
BALM OF LIFE, Nus. / " a--For Consumption, Dys.
pepsa, Indigestion, Liver Complini, Debility, Ncivlu,
Affections, rhhi ic As,hna, P.lpulti1u Bruei;s &c.
,CATARGh s\uFf.-For con. umpl A. Caarrl,, Couch,
Heaudchc, &c. Til, is certain for uiah aud .ur-
passes any other Scpn''on for cleansing tho head in
THE LiVERwoRT PILLS, hovo hctn far long time
considered uuvcr 81 medicine. trial Of box wilt
satisfy the patient that they the In 81 purgnive Known.
lhry remove Tie most severe colds cos, las 81 evcs, II
sCRoFULA SYRUP This Is one oftbo most cfirctual
agents ~ use or cleansing "hd purifying the blood It io.
o"vrs every mpnrly from TAO whether Ola scfou-
ous or canceog' nature 1t IS compound Of severa in
srediois aud OF purely vegetable character. For efficacy
CHOLERA MOEBUS X UYsENTERY CORDIAL
fused ling dtcationsa is every
case ,oi WIN II /: rceomm"ndel.
GERMAN iOTloN,-Ihs Is warranted TO cnre the salt
Rhcum in its worst iuui..
TONIC CoRDIAl.-i. Of tho most powerful tones
dsdovercd; it is the best female medicine no OBJ
tuinrd.
WouAN's rRIENp, for the falling OF tho Womb-This
is the only remedy before tho public Tor this purpose. It OH
viacs the Necessity Off"snrtug inst umrnts, and
qun>iionthly most ccnUin remedy.
EYE w NJ ER-Ihis Is the best Eye Water now In use,
GRAVEL MlXTUGG.-1hs viii cue all of gray.
ol. For other Remedi,s :, see " Family Physciun."
All the ingredients Of the above medicines furnished
by nature herscir Hnt combined in accordance with
hGown principles universally received sound BY scientic
Physicians.
Their merits hive been acknowledged by ihousznds -
They have been tested aud proved TO be equal the cousi
GRAFTON claimed iur lhcm.
fla fair ril tus restore health, confident is tho
proprietor of hcr cracy, that Tho expense OF any
which docs effect cure viii he paid provided ii does
not exceed huuded do.ltcs.
Principal Office, go Washington street Boston. Also
soil by :. x. COLLINS, Mohtpoio.i ulso, by Agents
throughout tho country. 22:ly
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Attest, +. F. MERRILL, Register.
k)amiei EsrOvyu's Eetnlr.

W yTATh on p yHEnoNr non rfse cgot oen
ni.tTet, q the lllh day of sept, AU 1910 ~
sE;TSLf BROWN Executor on tho estate cr DAN,
III; pNoNN, lato OF Warren, Ia said District
deceased presents her administration account for settle
menTWheIoupon it is ordered the same be reiered to
Montpelier, for examination and allowance; and ,, ali
concerned be notified hereof by the publication Of his OF
ger IN te vermont Waterman state Journal printed at
Montpelier, three weeks successfully as soon as INV be
that they may appear, aud said aud place if cy sec
cause, object thereto.
by order of Court,
a true copy OfIecoid.
80 Attcs, u II Nrppttt p-..
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TOWN B. HALL.
Revolving Pistols,

And great variety of Cheap Pocket Pistols : C.
Purchasers may he assured that everything our line win
DC unhc' on rs favorable terms be procured from
any ether soiice.
MuutpcIIcr. 1914
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SA L.,I1


STATE OF YERMoNT( Al Probate Court den
Warrington District, SIS, at Poblic Office it, Montpelier
within and io said District, the f day Of Sept A. D..
1919
smenl OF Harvey W. Carpenter late ufNorhfcll Deceased
bens presented to tue Court here by SuphtOnn Carpenter
the ,Necux kcGcir named, for Probate is
sad Court that all persons concerned therein be notified
to appenr at session of suI Court holden at lie OF
nee ct Hon Heman Carpenter in Mortified on the M d,
oil ocioDei iei9 and show cause If any they have
gainst the Probate OF said Wi for which pu nose is fur
her ordered, that copy Of the record of tins be rub
Ished three weeks ely, in tho Vermont Watch
man and state Journal, printed Montpelier previous 10
said time appointed fui hcuiug,
A true copy oil Record,
80 Attest + r. MrrpTrr po,i.,,
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PATENT
q ri = II NIlI.IIS
GUNSMIETIIING
PARASOLS a. RIBBONS.

STUKKs & LANGDON have received this day BY The
~ OARS Prints, Ribbons, Gloves, PaIasols, &c.
July I'd, 40.
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KEY WEST. Aug is.-The .ehr Governor, Anderson.
here tn and brig Cashno. on ne ION The ons
T. lrn with ba.slce Of oSrgo sd FOR Maseies on the
Ioh The ,chr Princeton from Nlark 10 he srszos,
Win valuable cargo, sgroand % keyrod-eis she
relieved by The wfecsess amer taxing If Posuon VI
ibe carso shc arrived here on The 1T met
CHARLESTON, Aug T-Ar hence yesterday, steam
LUBEc. Aug ss-AKkvrp, .ehr Glide. SAILED. 22d,
BANGOR Aug 2a-CLrASrn = A Everett, monieviaeo,
bnss k'inburs. nuenos A,res' Mozelie, Baltimore
Benz Black Rock. Long leland.
NEWBURYPORr. Aug &-ARsNro schr joseph,
REvrRLY. Aug 2s-Sllro, brig Persia Msn.sn.us
SALEM, Aug S-ARsIvED big Pawn Port frnys,
July 20 Len no Am Ship Young Phenix. ron
Ne~ Bedford VIA ssys touched on. md sailed sane
cy FOR NZealsud. Passed, ADA Is lat 81 s long oS g.
soSfoN. sls6-ASSrrD. haks David Nelel. WI
ningion, G Pacific, fhi.s; Brighton Nfofk hne Boo
uac schr Tan o'Sasni,r. Wig ira Br, Josns ;, Msun.
Apg4 Len schr Avon, ust arr Brig CAisi. Turss IL
sad Aug 10 Len no Am Big. Nlnoennes, Jacksonville
: amer Chsresion, Canton Z Pfescoft, Thomas Id
ward. Carlton. snd Ahscross. Paula, sussn Loud. Roo
dooti Baltimore Nio's' .chrs onlsno Wilmington,
J Lov-t and A1vAuce. fhiA, Lease Achorn, Newark
-. . Adams, LoeUd. Whiie and Maize
YORK. ship Living A9e, Liverpool A1g !, lee Psss-n-
ST oaA Nnine''e ourh"s ANIcs' y-ne - =
20 Nonols >aiis Gen Taylor AMI Chgon- Fhiis
fremont Nlolk schfs he ~ Dansser, PM Poe
.rr and May Flower, NYofk. ClssSsn, .hp Mount
Washington O lesns; bsIks Comoro, do; CAroius
Char esiou brgs EhEsJsne savannah, oceron CtAres
ton, MNrs, Phus; schrs faireed. Norfolk EhIs Nfors
GLOUCESTER, Aus 2-SAiLTD-Brig y sef, Sann.m
NEW.sEpFoRD. Aux 2S-AkNvsn sehr- sAfsa H.
,,csh ana Frances Heeu. Ptiso~lshiz Adelaide, A
olaN NJ Hoppus, New lor1 spercia, Crviou, Ny =
SslLsD->hip samuel Robertson. Jsgan Sea schrs No
vtmhrr. Bshimor., Gen Boyd. PhAsdelphiN Aas Il
ANklVtp->ehrs decrease and Minerva. Fui.4deiphls
s.t.op Cnfiuftian. y York
PROVIDENCE, Aug . -AssIvsp-schrs Mana BAY
yer. NC, Mor~-u. Mary Jane and I Prtrrsen
Pals lphs. sloops W ; Mound, Roado1i. Rad ant
Ne~.NoTk. SAiLHD->chrs Chesapesse. supposed ioi
y rfolk LeuiN, Pin Sdelphis .elA-AkSlvEp-ba
Jupiter Charesion. schrs Sequel fIedsrcssoarg, Hen
O. BALTIMORE; Cleopsirs, Niavita. Leaning. and Kog
sr. Philsdelphis, Volts. Fsvon,-. Webster, Amen =
md Americas Rouicut sloVps frznshn ND Ornament
DO. Fnsncicr. New York sNlEo->.oops Eccy, o.
e. on and Providence New-loTk