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manifold advantages OF health discipline
progress moral training the Faculty Of this institution have
selected for its location the famous Blue Lick springs
situated the Lexington and Maysvie Turnpike, twenty
and forty from the forner emphacal
county location being twelve miles from any
The buildings mostly well constructed for
ample for Of three hundred
T
This for its healthy atmosphere WATER
scenery and Of the most eligible
literary institution the United States The grounds
greatly improved and during the last Ave
plat forty beautifully situated the margin Of the
Licking Immediately In the Of the buildings, will DO
served for military exercises al
will be made Immediately amer Christmas and the
school opened the 7th January 1885,
The academic extends from the first Monday September to
the third Friday Of June-forty weeks.
The entire charge for iton boarding. lodging washing fuel
lights backing servants attendance, music, will
$3.50 Payments will be advance that
the From the first Mon
day Of January, example, tho third Friday Of June, weny
four weeks,) il is SOC.
Georgetown KY Dec 26-3dA3tcp
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4 srRolOGY.-The eelebra.ed G W. RoBAcK ftom sweden

A8rROlOGY-The celebrated C. w RoBACR, Sweden,
~ ONCE No. II Locust street. above sh street. Philadelphia offers
his services to the Cit Of Washington and He
been consued with by all the heads OF Europe and
higher Astfologer than living Nntvies
calculated according GeomancyLades 3d. Gentlemen
al distance have their nates drawn by sending
date Of the day Of their birth All letters containing the above
will receive immediate attention, and natves
Of the world written ON durable papers and he prepared 10 make
Of his conjuaon OF the following
Cousp advice advice for the successful
wealthy he has the redeem such
the free OF the boe and for all Of hazards and
stolen purchasing Of
Thousands
vicinity fun satisfaction, he cast
during the All letters will regousiy
nepsd, viii be answered gratis For parcula call
Q. ". RoBAoK.
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NEW MUSICJust received the old-estabshed Music
In Stationery 18th
the following and popular Music the publishers, VIII
liam Hall Son, New York. which we will sell at reduced
price, four cents per page. VIM. FISCHER.
The Lonely Jenny Lind, composed Balfe.
Gentle Voices, BY Charles Glover.
Why Weep Thee, admired ballad written by Wallace
When pensiye feelings wake the sigh, written by Austin Phillips
Were but his own wife, by Maedes.
The Mosquito Polka by ]. Sloman.
Dgent Hose Company Quick Step performed Dodworhs
Band 4a ts.
Two Merry Gpsies, Duet by McFanen.
Voice from the Waves composed Stephen Glover
The Fireside Song, by w. v. Wallace.
The Female slaves LAMENT Dumboon's Serenade
The Moonlight of the Heart, by Strakosh.
Susan Bayne, sung by Chrsy's Mnstrels.
Deva Vale, Scottish ballad by the Of the "Od Kirk
yard'
The Pensiye Thought Last dieu composed by ongonge
Filtration Polka, by NJ Stakosh
Robert lie Diabe arranged by +. Boyer.
Uncle Ned with variations, by James G. Maeder.
The Syren Polka, by M. Strakosh.
La Sylphde, Fantasia Romantique, by NJ Suakosh.
The Ethiopian Medley overture, arranged by g. Enrich
Guitar pieces.
Widow Machree. n
Oh, watch you well by daylight
The Rose Of Tralee.
The Bowd Soger Boy
Jeannet and Jeannot
Emma Snow.
Dinah Crow.
The Low Backd Car
Oh would girl again.
What enchanment-
The Sisters Call, by l.. Trip.
o Regiment, sung by Jenny Lind.
Ratapan, by Jenny Lind.
Mazurka, by Bateman.
My boat and bugie horn, by Watson. s,
The Chamos sung by the Rainier family.
Our own fair Italy, as Duet.
Beehovens Dream. Dec a.
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[lREsH sUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FuRNITuRE

ERESII SUPPLY OF sEAsONABLE FURNITURE
DRY GOODs.--CLAGETT DoDSoN, corner Of Pennsyl-
yana avenue and 9th would respectfully inform the
OF washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, neghbohoods,
that they have Just received the following addition their already
wen assorted stock Of goods in the above line:
10 pieces imperial heepy capetng all In patterns and
colors and OF great neness and thickness Of body cheap
10 pieces superior ingram do
These goods bought
will be sold accordingly, sfE8
% Spanish mangs, colors, excellent and
appropriate article for Churches lodges hotels and other public
buildings. IL Is pretty, durable, and cheap.
bales Spanish rugs door match
sheets best quality floor 0lclot entirely
patterns, Of them extremely and beanii
halls or passages intended TO be covered with IT, cut to III
TO order In piece
l2 pieces A. LEIPZIG oicot, extremely
beautiful.
bales superb Edinburgh rband bound Blankets from the smallest
sized crib goods
think, be equaled in other house here.
/ 1914 beautiful Allendale covenets.
do ia, do. l0-4 and 81, at very low prices.
Also, beautifully knoted into curious figures
rich Dresden quilts, oriental figures, pink blue,
and white, a sizes s@8 sa1 a1A8 ass Ets aa,I
pieces extremely rich window curtains.
ane window curtains, loops, drapey,
hanging lace and muslin embroidered
rich all corresponding and will be furnished
low other house In the country S5s
opportunity informing that
in this enterprise started with the determination keep and
sell goods that will not the and
cedabc ourselves that will be undersod
fact facilities for obtaining goods Of the right such that
they will always find general
kinds of furniture dry goods which will with exhibit
all who call and think hard Of do not sell
I-MTh3w CLAGETT DODSON
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IN pursuance Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President The
public will be held al the aforementioned Inc
IOWA. the periods hereinafter aesguaied
seventh day January nsx disposal public lands '
ated within the aforementioned townships, 70 witt
North base line and uest Of The ih principal msrdaa
Township nineiy-ei Of range three,
Townships ninety, aad ninety eight, Of range
Townships ninety nineseven, ninety eight, and
Townships ninety three ninety four ninety SIX nine
Vssssn, g q and ninety nine .. range ss 49,
aforementioned townships, viz;
North q he base line and ossf Of the inn principal meridian
Townships nney-iour, nne,yhve nnetysix, nine,ysc
Ninety T eight, and nne,y-nne, Of range seven
and ninety eight Of range eight \ 80 - NE
Township aneyhvs, township ninety sezeept southwest
twenty eight and thirty thirty ou including the
ls aa,sn assnc and townships nneseven and nnee
Townships ninety-two and ninety Of range ten
Township ninety one, Of range thirteen.
Townships ninety one and niny two, range fourteen.
ds January next DISPOSAL q Rs sa
situated within the aforementioned townships, witt
North Of the base line and ws Of The fifth principal meridian
Townships sixty sixeigh and sixynine range six
teen.
and Of ssn
Townships sixyegl and sxty-nne, Of range twenty.
townships sky eight and Of range
Township as
Townships seventy and n ssysn9ns Of range
AT lana once atioWh MONDAY, The
day Of January next for the disposal OF the public lands
within the following townships, TO wit
North Of the base line and We Of the finn principal meidi
Township seventy-six, Of range twenty-seven.
Townships and seventy eight
twenty eight st EsFt 1.
Townships seventy seventy eight range twenty nine
Lands appropriated Of schools, military
purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering Of the aforementioned lands win be
appointed and in the order In which
dpGtch until the whole shall
offered the sales thus closed But shall be
than weeks and private entry of the lands
admitted until after the expiration OF the two weeks
Of september Domn thousand eight hundred forty
nine. n TAYLOR
BY the President:
j. BuTT.RPIgLD, REf
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right of pre- empon any
lands within the townships above enumerated, required
fish the satisfaction Of the register receiver
land Office and make therefor practicable
this before appointed
of public sale Of the lands embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited:
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Postponemcnt OF the Pubiic Land Sales at Dubuqus
IOwa.
hereby gven public by proc
President of United the fifteenth
September lS49 be held the land Office DUBUQUE
sereh and tpenty days Of january 1885,
clared postponed until further notice.
under my Washington, this 18th
December Domni thousand eight hundred and
4. TAYLOR
ny the President:
J. BuTTERFIELD,
Dec ~ Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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Do Virginia do
Do DO superdne flour
Do huled buckwheat
Rye -four, Graham flour
Unboted flour, (white whea)
ground oat -four
standard loaf crushed, graduated, and ground sugars
Stuarts strip Ill al#- IE4.f.
Old government Java Maracaibo Mocha Rio, Domingo
Fine gunpowde imperial young hyson hyson Tyson skin,
Superior butter selected from Orange county dairies
sapsago Pamesan, scian, pine appe imitation English, and
Goshen cheese
Genuine Boston, OYSTER butter soda, crackers,
wine biscuits
No. / and No. Q Mackere in 25 Id. kits
IA barrels and barrels goldfish samon and sounds and
dunisl 3Ha#
Scaled herngs in boxes s4#.
Bleached winter sperm, lard, and whale oil
SPERM adamanine and mould Candles assorted
sizes .i.
variety fancy mats, brooms, buckets, baskets, &c.
Pure ground spices of all kinds
Spices Of all kinds in grain r
Spanish olives, vinegar mushroom walnut
and tomato catsup mixed pickles. gerkn and English pickles.
sorted E A
Preserved imes Cuava jelly fruits in srup
Cranberres, rasns, figs, -
Marseles Almonds shcbark flbers wanuts,
Pecan nuts, ground nuts, and Genoa ctron
Harvey Reading pepper sauce, India Sol
Anchovie, shrimp, Cavier, and Bloter pastes
maroram, celery nutmeg, vanilla, almond,
lemon peel mace, une nectane,
peach, orange peel, and Of superior quality
powder, hoeradsh anch0ves sadine orange
eeatne Leghorn star, chip macoaroni vermcel
Spanis homeopathic chocolate arna Tapoca,
-four, &c. a sa
Win many desirable articles, which would solicit
tenton. For sale BY v = ,,,r,x - IN
DecQ
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General Agency az WashingtoI

General Agency nj Washington, ID. G.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
ID for claims with Mexi
revolutionary war, with Britain the Flor
ida E.
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bounty andW attend 20 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order.
Patent OeeThe applications for patents procuring models
drawings, &c, will be attended all their branches
General Post OHee claims against the department will be
settlement Of contractors quarterly accounts Of
ditto facilitated, sc.
Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser,
vile Democrats 81 Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press will publish
the amount Of s5, and send their bills this oce
with paper. June 24u
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THE Eighth win open Monday
the punetIa attendance OF all the students T
duties Of the classes promptly recommended, and i'm
that all their members old, should their places
the opening Of the session The aeademica year extends from he
Isl Of October 10 the LIST Of August there being
August and september In the coieve all the usual classes undei
full Of professors have for several been the
collegiate studies Older
colleges North. Third
aing class received tlfeir aeademicai degrees.
In the Grammar School, which immediately adjoins the Cone
the preparatory carefully trained
under the supervision Of the Professors OF the College, Thus
the institution early and their ene
study under direction they graduate The
mercantile department embraces those partial members n
collegiate preparatory classes who may be preparing Tot The oun
other professional life. Such students admitted
to all the privileges and advantages Of their several classes sus
tung place OF the classical studies,
cessary q preparation for business.
French study, without charge, Glasses
In addition the French, will taught
without charge German other modern language.
The location of the College perfectly hea
towns villages the dangerous The
yeung Moral and religious education chief Of the 10
stitution
The charge covering expenses
s25 The CAREFUL
restrict any other expenses Of the student
All the departments under tho supervision Of he
undersigned, 10 whom application made copies Of M
Register or for further infomaion well the admia
ofpupils. JOHN d. kERFO0r, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81 James, p. o., Maryland
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UtHE subscriber Law place, com
nsHcng Monday, the 28h OF October and tenn
the 18th day Of March, H5O pupils be ddd me-
two classes The rt book ased In The junior viii ~
phen Blackstone, lst vol Srks Evidence P
Ing and s vol Of Greenleafs Evidence The senior w
embrace fuckers ccnmentahes, Gecnem and stne o. ~
dence (s vol Of eachl stephen Pleading oud readns
vel Of Ch on Pleading, Hoicombes Introduction Equity u
prudence Lubef Equity Pleading, Mitfods Pleading Lomsi
Rcst Of Real Property and Lomax and Adnu
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia law publisher W.
nsb the above works, the hest and young gentlemen
posing 10 attend the Subscribers requested give ny
early notice Of their intention. inform him whether they
TO be supplied with Of above works. Through THIS w
dum They will be furnished TO hs students cost The ms
ber Of the senior will have the privilege Of attending the %
his students will by the subscriber enable m
member Of attend the the Professor
OF Washington College should they deem expcdent DO 90
few delivered The close Of the the i
dcfon and practice Of the Federal Courts.
The fee will be $50 per session, payable In advance.
@' JOHN w. BRoCKENBROUsh'
Lsursror, va, July ~, is4o.
July ia
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THE UNION.

NOME 90 the cheap store-GreAt bargains In
soodsThe underslgned
70 their large additional supply Of goods this
day. Among them they would mention H 3Ia
10 pieces extra rich satin de ehenes
80 do small figured changeable silks
10 plain chanEeable
4 do pink and white
do plain white satin
10 do colored bonnet satns and corded silks
~ do h0Iences, all shades
6 do and ~ rich black ysite silk
2 do "a black Turk satin
This lot OF silks viii be sold 25 prices
all IN want therefore, invited 70 call early and
IN MERINos just opened pseesi among them can
be found blue, light dark light green maroon
garnet brown scarlet pink These goods very
and wi be sold much under the usual prices.
single and double width cashmeres desirable and fashion
Also, extra handsome embroidered do
Embroidered hannes for dresses
% pieces plain changeabie nn-suip
100 do style fancy prints
Also, 90 pieces small plaid gingham
Together with variety certainly
ever had, Of plain fancy colored velves black do
Velvet rbands trimmings, he newest style
slk and riband neck ties, belts
Hosienes Of all and description
LADIES' merino vests, OF both long and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind
lnencambnc handkerchet from the finest to the most
kind z 35l En at' tffai rt
IN MOURNING GOODS we have now complete assortment
embracing mostly article that may called
And stock OF SHAWL5 opened day, will anything
On point OF elegance Of style and cheapness have before
offered.
The public respectfully goods
lore buying as great bargains may be expected ,cr
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
Dec 5--3taw2wif
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. c
CHARLES DIE sELDING

$500 CHARLES DIE sELDING, .s.
Commissioner, Notary Public, and General Agea.
No. III Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue
WASHINGTON, d. c., 4
CONTINUES 10 give his prompt the prosecution
Claims before Congress, Of the Executive Department
before board OF commissioners appointed adjust spoaom
before foreign procuring PENSIONS Revouona
Naval Army bounty land scrip, under the law Of February
ls47 August TO- lSis mileage
other property lost destroyed incurred by volunteers
fore being and received into the OF
States, and subsistence transportation
and all claims Of whatever esepon that arise
with Mexico Great Britain. lie OF
forms and understands fully all the requirements Of the Pension
other Offices He also attends the Of
for made Gulf and Mexico
California, ofAfica.
He has been honored with Commissions ever
State in the Union Commissioner of Deeds take the probate
Deeds deposuons, and other instruments writing under
10 be used recorded In the respective States &c.,.
Charges win be moderate, and regulated by the claim
and the extent of services required u gSsf 3atr8e
Communications (pospaid will receive immediate
He Inns refer Navy Depa
Exeelencies
the Unon and to Senators and Members Of the previous and he
present Congress generally. E8lHs sst4e4 efe Aug %
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A CARD.

E undersigned having opened Office the end of Winder
building opposite the end of the Navy Department. oers
his persons with
the different departments of the in the settlement o.
which they the
ton Of claims pending before Congress- His long connection with
the Navy Department. in dischargng the duties of important
office, together with
Congress- possibly enable him render important service
such entrust their business to his management
VIM d. SCOTT,
Late Navy Agent.
Republican 4 Argus Baltimore Richmond Enquirer Herald,
New York. Ohio Statesman, Oho and Pennsylyanian Phade
phia, will dollars and send bill
29--tf
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NENTLEMENs BELONGINGS. "-sTEyENs has tins
day received large and full assortment Of genuenens outfit
ting ARTICLES, viz f4a 81 s5 t6fasf l4@E net
styles The retailing prices will
nnued by Stevens
50 81 ~ as CRAvATS.
supply OF black imported
believed 70 be the newest In market = saa e 4 @
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
in Glk meno, lambs WOOL Scotch wool, large
assortment, and some Of extra large sizes.
UMBRELLAS.
inn supply Of silk and cotton, styles
Also Gloves perumer, dressing
axoin fsci every necessary gentle
mans wardrobe toilet all Of which sold
prices g ~ ebS4e FtH sTEvENs's, 154i
NaHa Great Hat and Gentemens 0untng Establishment
Dec. 5-eodH No. Browns Hotel.
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Concord Ac@deny.
HE Of Institution win commence the si Of DC
p VIM COLEMAN, A. NJ, Principal.
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN, "A. M.


10
REYEREkoEs.
Hon. John Y. Masontt
Dr. r. p. Scott. speaker OF the Senate Of viIginiaI
Thomas j. Randolph esq, Albemarei
Dr. Armistend Cook i Portsmouth
Robert c. 5tanard, esq, Richmondi
WIN. II. Harrison, esd Prince Georges
VIM. H. Tayloe, esq. Mount Airyi
Richard Baylor, esq. Essex
Andrew Hunter esq., Jeherson
Clayton @. Coleman, esq., Louisai
John Tabb, ESQ.,. GIoucesier
Win. n. Roy, esq., Gloucester
H0a. Robert NJ Il. Hunter, Essex;
Right Nicholas Cobbs, ID. d., Bishop of Alabama
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, M. c. -
Judge Daniel Coleman Alabamaj
Hon. James A. Seldom. M. c.
Gen. Bernard Peyton,. Richmond;
Hon. James M. Mason Frederick; M
Rev. VIM Friend, Pon Royal
John r. Bryan, esq. tGloucesteri
Thomas 3. Ghoson, esq., Petersburgj
Mers W. Fisher, esq. Northampton;
John w. Tyler, esq., Wanenton
George +. Wilkins, esq, Northampton;
Francis b. Rives, esq, Petersburg.
who either had present wards
members OF the Institution.
Sep 2-u fIntel.1
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EA BLANCHARD, Philadelphia have Just Histori
Ii cal sketch Of Second War Of
Aerca and Bn declared BY the ie o.
June lsa concluded BY the 18th 1875 ny
Charles j. ngerso embracing the Of 1874 well
volume Jo pages, double columns, paper
price dollar
MI ngerso position, member Of Congress, during the war
AZ sl2 ana for many has oppou
mites lsr the Of information from all foreign and
himself result immense amount OF curious and m
teresng which now sees me light Tor the h time ANA
OF hai period confined details Of the
naval and military conflicts, but treats particularly OF the legislative
action, political movements and causes and consequences o. e
oes matters viii be chapter the United
states from its It's winding up plan OF bank
from General Jackson
Persons residing the country can obtain this book through e
post Office by remittance Of one dollar 10 the publishers.
Dec 7--3leo 8sa5
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FANCY GOODsf Fancy Goods i--Wonderful a
PoUDERs on Pennyysna clagcu Co., Cup
stairs Mrs j. Pouder impeed by the cordial welcome and
liberal patronage accorded 10 her former OCCASION resumed
the occupancy Of the by her where she
would be happy exhibit patrons
part oows Rich hrocadc and silks black watered do
black and colored Turk Rich
goods for costumes de ball. An unequaed variety head dresse
and bonnets magnificent wreai
&c. ribbons acef embrodees broche shaws s2
scarlet crimson and white Grape o. SIS
particular attention 10 her stock OF sacks cloak ve which
viii be found in the city elegance Of design and
finish. Dec l6-eo6n
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SPLENDID C.rpsting, Curtain Goods, &c-The subscri
beers would respectfully invite the
keepers generally, e stock Of furnishing goods which
they feel confident cannot be surpassed equaed
house In the district They
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapcstry Brussels
Royal Administer, English Brussels
Imperial three PITY, double super ingram
superine ingram, extra hne and fine do
Low priced all wool ingram, royal twiled venetians
Rich cheneiIe and tuned
Heavy ocIohs every width, win be 70 h any
or hail.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de laines ich figured de LANES
Rich high coored damasks, rich union damasks
Twiled and plain cashmeres
Ruff damask do
Worred damasks all coIors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musIins, by the yard
Tasseiloops, gimps, borderine- bindings
Bliad linens, all widths
Tassels, cords, and fixtures Of every kind, &C.
Together with Of table piano covers
hbecos and table damak linen heetng dmask napkins and
towels, Scotch and Russia diapers, Marce quilts bed banke
Sc all Of which received perfectly esh and will be Of
fered usual ACCOMMODATING All respectfully In
yited 20 for themselves &
Sep H-3taw4wf p II. HOOE 4 co,
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Two George Pace and Edwin Pace.-You hereby
fed the October e49 Of the circuit superior
law and chance for the county Of Prince George and State
Virginia, decreed, other things, substance fol
"ha X Meade and Thomas H. Daniel who appoint
cd commissioners for the do notice 70 eght weeks
published orthwi OF the published In the
city Washington and posted the front door Of the court house
George Pace and Edwin Pace formerly
county Prince George, Vgnia) forward claim
respective shares the Joel Cheves deceased
George before the OF the
court the will proceed distribute their shares
r.. X. MEADE,
THo5. II. DANIEL,
Nov 22--dsw Commissioners, &c.
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@ NJ CARvALHo Artist BALTIMORE respectfully
y. citizens Washington and public general that he
occupied Loan
Chase n and Pennsylvania where he
pictures which win comparison
daeuerreotpes established Baltimore
making the best pictures in that eiy and the public
opportunity Of artistic
picture win be worthy place In the cabinet Of the
table. number
persons aken all classical arrangement Of light
expression and beautiful tone OF highly finished
engraving
greatest taken procuring correct kcnesses Of
children; and made without
perfectly satisfactory Call and examine specimens Post
promptly attended Corner Of ~ street and Penn
sylyania avenue.
Dec