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T. Buckingham esq in his series Of "Reminiscences In
course Of publication In the Boston Courier speaks Of the
Importance Of the printer to the author as folowsi
"Many who condesceud TO illuminate the dark world
paper little think OF Tho LOT of the printer, who almost SUI
located BY the smoke Of lamp, sits up tl midnight TO
punctuation have the arguments OF lawyers, In
high repute scholars sent to the printer 10 their own
handwri,inr-many words and especially technical and
reigu terns abbreviated, words misspeeds and lew or
no points and those sw, IL there entirely out oil
he press without points capitals designate the div
sion OF the sentenccs-sermons which, published with
the OF the manuscript, would disgracc the
printers devil II he the asthor Suppose they had
been 50 printed The printer would have been treated
with scor and contempt iiteraie biockbead-as
fellow beer fitted 70 be woodsa wyer than pFinis No
body would have believed that such gross and Paps6e
su. were owing 20 the Ignorance carelessness OF the
author And no one bat the practical printer knows how
many hours positor, and alter him pooresder
compelled TO spend In reducing 10 readable condition
o reads
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We mentioned time since that the legislature OF the
Mexican State OF Durango had entered with
Adventures from the United States form guerilla bands
to operate against the Indians who making savage
ncursions into the Satehe State promising pay these
bands $40 for each Indian they might take either dead
alive Several companies formed and they have al
ready proved their efficacy several hghs with the Apache
Indians killing many Of their chief warriors and taking
many prisoners Among the American companies that have
distinguished themselves in the warfare that commanded
by Capt Box in the service OF the State Of Durango 10 In the
first rank This body had terrific encounter with band
Apaches the 81 Of September and although but 30
against between 200 and 300 they of victorious The
Msxcans quite enchsnted with their Deeds and the
Sgo OF the 2lst ut devoes considerable space
ratve of their exploils--N Y. Snn.
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FOR the Union.
Tn. w,ns. of tn. Patent Once.

4 The Wings OF the Patent Once.
The marble wings Of this splendid edice are now in
the course Of speedy erection, and the workmanship il
fully equal to that OF any public building in the United
States.
This edifce is being built at the expense Of the patent
fund.- fund arising exclusively from the surplus revenue
of the Patent Office aud when compleie will be noble
monument OF art, while, at the same time il will afford
ample for the exhibition OF the models oil American
genius and skill.
The appropriation from the patent fund last year has
tualy necessary to finish the foundation Of both wings,
and protect the same from the inclemency OF the wealth
err As the President OF the United States is by
law authorized TO transfer money from one appro-
paton TO another in the execution OF public works,
where the public interest requires IT, we cannot see the
improperly OF his continuing the work upon this build
ing until the meeting OF Congress, when, undoubtedly,
ample appropriations from the fund itself will be made to
complete the building, and refund the amount taken Tor
this purpose When the Treasury Department building
was erected, in 1897, the work continued three
months and when the General Post Office building was
erected, in 1880, the work continued four months
after the special appropriations bad out In these
there special trust fund designated for the
erection OF these ediRces. The workmen were paid by
certificates from the Commissioner OF Public Buildings,
which were redeemed by the annual appropriation Tor
those objects This is different matter from making
for other purposes Here there is law for the compile
ton OF the building, and special fund designated by
Congress for It's payment small sum, therefore
pended upon the foundation, will save the works already
commenced, will enable large number OF laborers 10
be employed at the close OF the year. and will not inter-
fere with any other work authorized By existing laws:
J. 4. DOW.
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Lesson Tor the ola world.

epend on il, the New World win be friendly or hostile
to the DID, not proportion 10 the knshU Of race out IN
oorfioN 10 the sirtarfy of and tnsttvftonsa
mighty truth, to which we colonizsrs have been blind"
Seeond purt of "7He Cdrtows," BY Baicsr.
The above maxim. which we extract from one OF the
most powerful productions Of the day, should be written
on the tablets OF those statesmen in Europe who look
ing to the New World for the means OF additional colo
niza,on comes 10 confirm the doctrines OF President
Monroe founded on the interests and rights Of the Amer
can Ssaes and il should Great Britain against the
folly Of continuing her preensions in any form to the Mos
quito whether she should openly claim i to be
her own or whether she sets up an insdious claim to
superiniend in the Fictitious name of pretended negro
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VIRGINIA WARRINGTON MoNUsIENT.

virtue Assembly 2ad Of February,
1872 providing for the erection Of monument 10 George Wash
appointed Governor Virginia
hereby premium hundred dollars for plan for
monument be approved BY tcn accompanied with
estimates for In erection
The will be located the Capitol square In the city
Richmond, Of Virginia granite marble,
bnation OF BOTH and 20 cost dollars
required by the h, day Of December next
WILLIAM " RITCHIE,
GEORGE W. MUNFORD,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
JAMES NJ. WICkHAM,
THOMAS IT. GILES,
EATHT NJ. MARTIN,
Oct 2l-lm Commissioner.
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From Ionp The washingon Correspondent Baltimore Sur
1900 = November LIST

- November ISL
"I learn that the Attorney General Mr. r. Johnson win
give an opinion contrary Mr. Whitesey the legality
the mileage Of senators for the special session the 9th
session Of Congress- that the senators were entitled to the
extra mileage. The New York Tribune intimaies thar
Nc Underwood, OF Kentucky, did not take the mileage
s mistake he did take IL and believes himself entitled
oi IL was stated that Me- Calhoun did not take H. This
ssiso mistake; Mr. Calhoun 10 Satisfied that ne 70 en'
lied 70 IL by law.
were Of the opinion that the senators entitled 70 II
NJ Cas- could with proprey take II, because he ar
rived only the day before the session. aud fook MS
mileage or the regular session Every will main
tan tho right of the Senate to this extra mileage They
will find means override the Of the Comptroller
"Mr Dallas, rs Vice President, drew up argument IN
support Of the right Of the this mcsRe and LET
hwth Mr. Secretary Dickins. Mt Webster and Mr.. Cor
win pronounced the argument 70 be unanswerable"
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Appo.nsm.as BY IN. Pr.sid

Appointments by the President.
Aory Holbrooh Of Massachusets TO be district atior
ney for Oregon The place Of Mr. Coombs, resigned.
M rHx sEsRErARY OF TREASURY.
John McGnniss be chiefcerk OF the Treasury Depart
ment In plsce OF Mr. Young. resigned.
George Harrington 10 be principal clerk In the place OF
Mr. McGinniss, promoted
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CRENCH spoliafions prior Is00.-The original claim
whose heretofore presented 90 Congress,
having fling Them generally departed this life and
should Congress BY memorials
either knowicdse
and their claims by direct communication, The duly
pointed agent OF said original claimants have this day addressed
printed all their
present knowledge but, inasmueh Of
themselves all such respect
fully requested make Immediate application 10 me by letter pos
paid that the be executed and
oyeniag December
merit being confidently expected relief win
$3.50 ~ JAMES II. CAUsTEN,
Oct ls-eoct washington.
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CURE FOR THE DROPsY THE following recipe
Of dopsy has been already published but IN order that
before the public and especially for the benefit OF the
POOR thought best by who has experienced M
ceIlencs 10 give II additional circulation
six quart Of old hard cider, put therein pint
mustard seed double handful Of Parse roots one double
gnumvm and double handful Of horse
together slow fire
will be fit for Take full OF this liquor
three times day.-V hgtnia .adcerfiser l77s.
hoped valuable recipe win be extensively circulated
a afflicted with the dropsy, and that
the newspapers generally will copy IL
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Aassiea and Commisslen Notses.

n. BEACH 3. NJ TUCKER, having established themselves
n. Commission Business the
Washington Of Beach Tucker solicit
public patronage attending the
sale Of all kinds Of properly real and personal that may be ngu
goods very earliest PERIOD and 10 the
best advantage By strict attention 10 business and
faithful adherence principle "quck
prompt rcturns,D 20 confidence Of The people
Their Pennsylvania opposite Browns
Of the and n htted expressly for
ter win be ample 70 accommodate all
Foods may be consigned 10 them
they viii add that, their business 70 be conducted upon
prncpe, will articles mtrustcd
bid consequently repo-ns
may caeuse upon receiving The very highest prices
$3.50 " - BEACH b TUCKER,
Oct Ia-d1 Auctoneers.
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MARRIED.

On the Ist inst by Rev Joss Rosp, HENRY n. RoBER
so n, esq, 10 Mrs. MAHALA JANE McKENY.
On Tnsasy evening lash BY ne Rsy J.nss r. Dosrr,s Mr.
On the u, by the Rev Mr. sAusor Mr. JOHN ID. HAM
MACK, TO CYNTHIA A. DODsON, all Of Washington, ID. c.
baltimore papers please copy.1
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Communicated.
Tn. War OF Isia.

II is understood that the officers Of this war with Eng
land intend applying the next Congress for bounty and
extra pay II has been awarded to those OF our fellow
citizens who volunteered in that war. and joined their
eountrymen in the struggle. who had previously emf
grated TO better their condition, perhaps They
received by of Congress- approved 5h March, 1915,
bounty in land equal TO their relative rank with three
months extra pay Most assuredly then those OF our c
zens who remained in their country and manuy pressed
forward 70 the field OF strife, paid their taxes for the
support OF government at a time when her finances
at low ebb, and eoparded their private Affairs,
should not 50, as many Of them have, TO their graves
unrequted. II Is known that the officers 10 the
war with Mexico, in addition 10 their regular pay,
received three months extra pay. and the soldiers
their bounty m land, we'll as three months extra
pay Il may be noted that number Of the officers who
Volunteered in the war OF 1912, joined their coun.
trymen in The war with Mexico, and received three
months extra pay. Why, then, ask, should not their
copatriots of isi2 fare alike with them Mach moro
might be said, but this article is intended to present only
facts and induce the people TO urge their representatives
about assemble Mt the Capitol Of the nation TO legsate
for them TO mee out TO the officers oil our second wal
with England for Independence that which Justly due
TO worthy class of citizens. ID. h. ID
[Ot The newspapers throughout the United States will
confer lasting obligation 10 those concerned. AMI aid the
cause Of justice. BY publishing this article oncel
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RAGLEy's Large Commercial Gold Pen.--A new article
us received from The makers, Baeey Co.. New York. and
Believed 70 be superior gold pen yet offered fr sale
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A SITUATION wanted, a teacher, by ysuns man
from the North, who has had expeiepce IN the
best English schools Address L. P City Post Once which VIII
meet win prompt attention. Nov 3-eodN
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Treasury Of the United States Washington, ID. @. :
Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Massachusetts :
Assistant Treasurer, New York, New York :
Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Assistant Treasurer Charleston, South Carolina
Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, La. :
Assistant Treasurer, ST. Louis, Mo. :
Depostary at Buffalo, New York
Depository at Baltimore, Md.
Depository a Richmond, Va.
DsposItary ut Norfolk, Virginia :
Depository at Wilmington, North Carolina
Deposiiary at Savannah, Georgia
Depository at Mobile, Alabama :
Depository at Nashville, Tennessee
Depository nc Cincinnati, Ohio :
Depository ut Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
Depository at Cine innati, Qate)
Depository at Little Rock, Arkansas
Depository AZ Jefersonville, Indiana
Depository at Chicago, Illinois :
Depositary al Detroit, Michigan
Oepostary at Little Rock, (late)
Suspense account $Z09I -
Mint OF the United States, Philadelphia, Penn. :
Branch mint OF the United States, Charlotte, N Q.
Branch mint of the United States, Dahlonega, Ga.
Branch mint ofthe United States, New Orleans, La
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l- National Medical Coiiege.The lectures In
Ss ss sssas - WILLIAM Will p ScHssTos, g. Dean"
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LUCKY xDIroR.-The Louisville Courier says 1--WE are
reoced TO hear that former assocate Captain Edwin
Bryant, found himself rich when he reached Cali
ornia the other day Some fourteen lots in San Fran
CISCO. which Of but liic value when he len there
year Previous worth in the neghborhood Of $780,
100. Good orune could not possibly have fallen
deserving or estmable gentleman"
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though paya'
Bile.
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Alphabetically divine permission ,. w. Kor,
Deeed New Jersey, win preach in the street Presbyterian
Church. Dr Laues morning. nj II O'Clock, and in the
afternoon past O'Clock the Rev. A. Tudehope, Of Phs
de phia, In the evening at y past O'Clock. Nov. .
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no THE Lover. OF the best H.ysn. Ctgsrs.-T BIAS
sirnment directly Havana $1,000 cigars, select
brands Cuba Amongst them only 1900
ceiebed Fanny Eer brand They be sold IN sore
bundles m cash only We earnestly request good judges Of
hne cigar 20 W them, nothing has been imported f ors ume
equal 70 them
Oct e--eoif
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rELEoRApnlo REroars FOR THE UNION.
T,,,eyaph case decided in fapor of Mor,e.

Telegraph case deeidsd in fipor of Morse.
FRANKroRT Oct 29The trial at Ia 81 Is closed and the
decision In favor OF Morse. His patents tained
the FIRST Tor fourteen from the date Of his French pat
-Counbans va alse dsslard to be an Infringement Of
the full Term Of Msrses patent oRely has appealed.
OAio river awd business at Pitfsburg.
PITrsBuRc Nov. l-noon.-Thera now 81 feet water
in channel and the river still continues To rise. The
rise in river hiss given sudden impetus business
The weather is cool and delightful
Condition Of The Markets, &c.
NKw YosK, Nov. "a p nj The stock market IL de-
cuns tho .g prices have undergone material change
Sales q treasury &c q, III new loan Of 1855 lis coupons
easy owing large shipments Of specie Exchange heavy
estern -four in demand for the eastsaes Of common
al 81 81 81 81; pure Gcneree IS Isl IS 81 southern
IS IS IS 80. Rye Hour S2ua S2st Corn meal " 06
Genesee 100 n i2I cts Canadian Jos cts. Corn IL active
sales of white and mixed at u 65t cents and yellow &c
cents Rye 90 81 cents Oats IS 40 cents Provision.
Without chspge-smal sales. Groceries steady-sses oil
Molasses Is Rice 81 cents. The cotton market
not very aclivedcaers waiting for the steamers
Small sales making Mt previous rates. Whiskey firm
with sales at 20 cents
quiet with small Transaction: treasury sc Ill new loan
OF 1857 II3; Pennsylvania 6's S5f. Holders Of -four
finn So 80 III Tor common brands, and 50 20 for extra
Rye -four and meal dull and prices without change
nothing doing In whiie-held at lI3 cents Corn dull
and prices tending declines white 90 cents yellow
Ga a IS cents Rye % cents. Oats 10 3S cents.
Provisions without change-uansactions small nj pre-
vious rates.
Groceries sieady-prices unchanged.
Cotton In moderate demand with small sales Uplant
and New Orleans ut ~ II cents.
whiskey In good demand at ~ cents per gallon
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ny-Hy Divine perratssion, Rev DIR. Kurtz of Baiti-
viii preach In st. Pau English Lutheran Church on Sabbath
next, at II O'Clock, a. ms and 7, .. M.
Nov q
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LADY, had many yesss' experience N
teaching would In situation resident
Her of instruction Ensh In he varied and
tended bancbes together with frcnch hcosecl end prsca
and vocal and instrumental music.
Satisfactory will aGded Who ad1rsss
NJ T. NJ. Washington City Pot Once. Oct is-sawsw
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DC, ia-d1

NEW and FashionsbIe Goods for osrtiemen.--ws
day received BY far the most beautiful styles and
pee goods appeanins renemen f and winter
apparel that have ecre had me pleasure Of exhibiting %
$50 pieces q entirely new syie Fancy ca--imeres
10 do erta hne black French Dceskn DO
20 do rich fancy eoiorcd Cloths, Of new shades
DO black French Cloths, extra hne
10 do very cheap Cloak Cloths
40 ss e .sS sa s i ss S vsls ss''
rs sk Merno Angola, and Cotton Under Farmsns Of
r.,cv s,T sn asI Satin cnvat
sin and Iinen camhric Pocket Handkerchief
Gloves. Ho<ier eusptnders, Nc.
An q which od cheap made up the fashoss
wishing adopt this economical mode of getting ci
winter supplies invited % call on - -
Pennsylvania avenue, between IN and SIN sress.
T. OWEN a SON have just received from New Yori
hmembracng very large and wefiassoed variety Of upeno
cloths, cassmeres, and veng senemens gloves, unders
They take sh method Of returning
public generally for the liberal share 81
heretoo received, and respectfully solicit continuance Of me
Oct ia-anwim lint Rep)
OSTRICH FEATIIERs.-we have received 10 dozen tcl
bonnet feathers comprising color For want o.
win dispose Of the lot cheap I've sac
invited % examine me ssscrment , 49, co
Nov a-iwh
COAL COAL. COAL i--Tno-s would wsn 20 Be supplies
ranges radiators, and furnaces can Be w ca
the cd stand wharf, The Long bndse % lesyin
os v W n.ss, m psnn.yssnis avenue opposite
Hotel, Joseph ~ Nevs, stove desef oppo'"e "fds ct
Prices moderate Term. cash, unless Otherwise arranged he
delivery JNo. PETTfBoNE.
Nov 2-i2psw
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j. More will preach the Ce
D. m. Nov.
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I By GREEN 8 TAsTET, Aseslon.ers.

By GREEN 4 TAsTET, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On Saturday ts morning. shall sell In front Of Centre Mar
O'Clock good assortment OF furniture belonging 70
who about leave the city, consisting Of bureaus bed
tables andons shoves and
Tampa good requisites and several
kinds many other articles TO cnumeaie
Terms-cash.
Nov 3~it GREEN TAsTET, Aucdoneers.
ACARD.-To SURGEONS OF THE NAVY AND OTHERS
whom concernThe subscriber believing there are no
supplying the United States with Drugs Medi
cnes and Hospital feels DESTROYS supply said navy and
Requiitons guaranteed med
cnes &c. prices 10 cent below the general bills rendered to
the Bureau Of Medicines from the New Boston, Padepha
]. w. FAUQUfER,
Wholesale Druggist, Norfolk, Virginia,
Nov 3-aeod Agent for Ann Fanquer
THIRD volume OF Hldreth's History OF the United
States.
Gmpses Spain, Unfinished Tour in ls4i by g.
Il. Wallis.
Physiological and Moral Management Of Infancy
for the Of parents. . - -,
Nov Booksellers, eth 81,
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Oaio rivtr aud busine,, at Piit,bure.

PIrrsBuRG, Nov. l-noon.-Thera now 81 feet waite
in the channel and the river still continues rise Tn,
rise in the river hiss given sudden impetus business
The weather is cool and delightful
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o. second Presbyterfss Church. View Yerk Avenu
near 18Th street.-The Rev. Eckad will with Divine PERM
sion, lecture "Budhism,M ~ O'Clock Sunday 81
vices In the morning, usual, n n O'Clock.
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Amount on depos-
ite.
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Tor RENT, and possession given inamediately, fhss
very large, convenient, and nnelyccaied boarding
Of 7l street and Pennsylvania
For terms, &c., apply on the premises, 20 49,
Oct il-3aw2wThssfk ANNE n DERM0TT.
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Deduct suspense account :
Net amount subject to DRAFT :
TREAsURER's OYricE, October "a, 1919.
Nov 3--lt t.
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CARD.

THE subscriber
Family Boarding School for Youas Lsdi, which he WIN bs
happy have occupied by daughters members Of Cone
others who seeking school recommended by small
parental and the comforts home, and BY ample for
Improvement
Parents unacquained character The
specially referred senior editor Of whose
granddaughter IL q member Of IL.
r. w. cUsHMAN,
- Indiana avenue, wsshlnstou.
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mssonc.-he annual communication OF the Grand Lodge
The District Of Columbia win be holden the Masonic Hail.
Of and io Streets Tuesday next The 6h Instant st 10
O'Clock, a. m.
and members desired be pupctua IN their attend
the election % officers for the ensuing win take place,
much business of importance viii otherwise their
ton. Master masons In good standing are invited
cHAs. g. FRAILEy,
Nov. Sd Or. Secretary.
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National Hotel,

WasLinstor Cry, ID. C.
HIs Hotel having been entirely renedssd and heseshiy -
modern style % furniture win be opsa s she seev3ou q
guests q subcbsf
On Thursday, the hn day Of Novembsr nszl -
ocrst-ecdsw
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NENERAL TAYLOR and his Cabines.--Thk bsssaNa
engraving, representing President Cabinet rsbrksl
NJ n. Brady, obtained his Gallery
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and ON streets.
Oct 27-eodlm
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LrsaAss o. Cossssss, Oct 4, -
NOTICE is hsrshy slysn, th.s sss nns.sy g Co,
again be opened until Thursday, NE l5th o. kovsnesr.
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poroMAc H0UsE--Tis comnosIoss and eosvsrsss s.sss
az been thoroughly repaired ss1
reued with and handsome furniture NJ JORDAN late q
Virginia. and is now open for the reception ofcompany
--3aw6w