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Letter from tie Hon. Thomas H. Benton.

AsHINGToN IITI. April 20 1919
Mr. Freeman Hunt. SIR: owe YOU many tnauks
for the "rportuDiti have had read the Mercl lis
Magazine and lav. Und it in T, al V to lie a Maga-
Zn". aud that well re lenished. Of all the useful
matter viii h the title would imply. and preset ted
with fullne and clesrness which ghts while i.
instrurts. 1t is. in fact. merchants magazine in
the large acceptation Of u Il no 20
tetwfen nations, Wh' Sc large ops rati bring muny
departments OF knowledge. ard aview Of the stste Of
the world, into Oily requSi'ioD. But it is not the
great merchant only, but the one of mor- modest
but. nevertheless, of most useful operati ns-tLe
merchant OF the interi also-wEo i'll frd this ma
gazine 10 abound with the information, ibe pursuit
of his business aud the eevaton # the mercar tile
character requires Nor is it's utility IT all conned
to merchants tut extends TO the legislator and po-
matiet. and to all who are Oh, rged With managing
the sffairs of the nation. For myself have found
it most useful to in my senatorial labtr RI, aud
hive teen in the habit for many years Of rfuIIy
consulting it.
Very respectfully, sir, your obedif mt servant
THOMAS II. DEMON.
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Letter from Hon. Henri Clan.

ASHLAND. Goth july, 1st,
Dear Sir: wish to express TO YOU The graf fcatin
derived on receiving the July num- Der of the Mer-
chants Magazine and Commercial Review fro IN view
ing your portrait in the beginning. ami fl, m reading
your address to your friends at The end Of it. When
We feel under Oh i@atons to these vi have contr
ut'd to our information n d amusement we are nat
uraiiy deSr us to loS>esS a know ledge Of III IN Of
their appearance, of the featEres Of their counten
ance and OF tie character ard habits OF th ir mind
which We ram acquire u u have placed Your ul,,n,
erous re- dcr> (at least you have ire. if 4 NAV not
Speak TO then) under those obiigati Ms and tie
number Of your valuable work Low lcir. me- i'm
some gree sat sizes the desie to when have allu.
Ged.
have become quite familiar with the Magazine
ard eyIew, and have no hesitation i'm exi res my
IN mbIe opinion that il is eminently entitled to the
public regard and support 1t collects aid arranges
lii guof order, large amount of valuable statistical
and ether lniormati"n hchy useful not ony 10 the
merchant but 10 the statesman to the CT tiva or of
the earth, to the manufacturer. to the marin in
short to all Classes Of the BUSH ess and reading cou,
munity.
Entertaining this opinion. / am glad that il has
b'"n. and hope that it may continue To be, literally
patroni2e'i.
Offering you cordial assurances Of my esteem ard
res nd. am truly your friend and obcdirnt servant
Freeman Hunt, esq. Ii. CLAY.
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ksTo Strangers and Citizens.-

ES O strangers and CitfZenS.-
-""P@HS Dd9a@rTeofypeS are unsurpassed by any,
~ holiness of execution and beauty of artistic finish
Ills aSsi1uous efforts to establish first class aery
his city, and his continued endeavors to please
listers and patrons, have not been unrewarded. An
uin' ton of his pictures recently made is partic-
10y solicited. lie is prepared to take pictures Of
every size and style. at reasonable prices.
gallery. North side Of Penna avenue, between ~
N-N nth streets, Lane fuckers building.
Ib9-
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n " AN SPLE DID GOODS.
NJ R1TING Desks. Ladies Work Boxes
w Gen IemenS Shaving Cases
Eightday Clocks. Il superior article
Porte Monaies. BIRD Cages. &c rec. lived and for
sale low at the eth street Fancy store "a below f.
dec % A. HAMMOND
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G. L. GIBERsoN,

Attorney and Counseller.at.Law
DRACTlCES in all the Courts of the District, and
Il atteads to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gress and the Executive Departments
EOr Office on Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
jan g.
A ARRIVAL at BROWNS HOTEL.
N Just received from the manuf,ctorv of Vim l.
McCauley, of Baltimore
One case of Patent Cork-sole Boots
One cass of Double-Soe Boots
One case Dress Boots
For sale at the Fashionable Boot Store of
Dec = j. MILLS
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Sc handsome ROOms.-Two neat and
,On'ehent roOns one parlCr and one bedroom, can
- Ottalned on reasonable terms, if application is
-''e immediately, at the house known as " Buffers
''''i' street, near 18th, south side.
jan 2j-tf
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Letter from the Hon. Vim. H. .Seuord

Wy Dear sir: Have the goodness 10 place my name
your it of subscribers for the Merchants Maya
zine regard it as an invaluable work fer the
Of all who would understand not m rely commercial
operations in this exter ding country. tut tie seal
and numerical questions involved in the admins
tration Of the go, erEnent.
am, vi great respect your hum bles' rvant.
WILLIAM H. SEwAEB.
Freeman Hunt. esq.
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Local Affairs.

+ The Erhibition.-The first annual exhibi-
,;on of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
,nte now open in the great hall of the Pa
rent Office, is the attractive point at present
r,is truly grand affair, and is creditabIe
>, al concerned in it. Great care has been
rssen TO display every article to advantage,
Without partiaity for the exhibitors of this
- aDy other city We think that perfect
nsrjce has been dealt ont to the exhibitors
! IN the arrangement of their property, and
there will be no complaint. Immense crowds
# citizens and strangers have visited it since
/ i, opening, and the desire to go is as ardent
/ at first This evening President Fillmore
/ ) expected to visit the hall The managers
.a7e made arrangements to have music
laring the afternoons The performances
| Of the Marine Band during the evening are
very acceptable, and add greatly to the
,.easure of a promenade through the hall.
We shall notice some of the articles exhibited
IN our next.
BaHs.-We would refer our Ball going
friends to the advertisements in the next
:5lumn of two balls on Friday night. We
feel confident that those who attend will
enjoy themselves.
Horers.-The sale of flowers, plants, &c.
alvertised by E. n. Straton, and which wa
% have taken place on Thursday, will be
ssld tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. A
good chance to buy flowers.
Nlhary-We learn that the New York
'Continentals" are expected to arrive in our
city tonight.
Useful Persons.-We have quite an army
OF these beings who live upon the labor of
others in ashington-fashionab beggars,
Well-dressed pickpockets, thimble riggers,
card troopers, burglars, watch dealers,
bluff sharps, and gamblers decoys, here to
practice their skill on the ''catehable" Our
advice to all is to keep your ''hanls on your
POcket-bOoks,' leave your watches and
leTery at home, lock your rooms, and Sc
cure the keys.
haHgrati0n.-ExteLsive preparation are
mixing for tae procession on the fourth.
We hope that nothing may occur to mar
me pleasure of the day. Our military COM
Panles are busy arranging to entertain their
fellow soldiers from abroad, and we are sure
mat they will do all thing right. Our citi-
'ehs are not backward generally upon such
occasions, and we feel sure that on this the
t''dIt of our city will not suffer.
HGtch III nee Several lodrers wora 90
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ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL!

M z. CHOAT he HAS LATEL1 D1 ECOV-
w Erred ail-healins SALVE. which viii
cure Corns, Bunnions, " ants, &c, 81. The remedy
is SAT-. and sure No cautcrizing substanc" is used.
Residence i street, one house north If tennsyl
avenue. faa l.
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Watch II use.-Several dodgers were &C
'ommO!ated last night, and dismissed this
morning
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Freeman Hunt, esq.

The Merchant Magazine is published monthly, an
l42 Fulton street. New York, by Freeman Hunt, end
furnished TO subscribers fer Five DoIsrs year, in
advance. Jan ~
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND HOUsE-FUR-
NISHING GOODS.

NlSHING GUOOS.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
/ Furnishing Ware Rooms large and well select
ed assortment of Furniture, China, Glassware. &c.
comprising
Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany Sofas
Arm Chairs and Parlor Chairs finished in Broca.
tee. Plash, and Hair Cloth
Elegant Rosew God, Walnut, and Nah 2gany full
Slab Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes, W shstands.
Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mat.
trasses &c,
Gold Band Dinner and Dessert Sets richly de-
corated
French China Teaware, Flower Vases, Coffee Guns
Silver Plated Casters, Spoons, Ladies, Forks &C.
In short lis stock embraces ALL that is useful or
ornamental in the HOUSE-FURNISHING line and
at prizes that cannot fail to please.
liberal credit will be extended far good notes or
references.
dec 10 JAMES c. MCGUIRE.
Regalia, Fringe and Trimming Mandatory.
MRS LOWE has on hand few sets of Encamp-
N1 ment REGALIA, that will be sold without re-
gard to cost.
BIN view of the approaching national jubilee
beg leave to inform the Committee Of Arrangements
l shall he prepared TO furnish Martial SASlIES and
ROSETTES. in all colors, at
MRS. LOVES TRIMMING MANU-
FACTORY. PEI syivania Avenue,
South side, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
lust RECEIVED, direc from the importe r
u 100 pairs French Walking Shoes glazed
90 do do Toilet Slippers, beautiful article
so do Paris Pumps, for the Drawing Room
And now for sale at the Fashionable Boot Store
Browns Hotel j. MILLS
ian 2i-
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LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS

N every variety on hand and made to order at Mrs
i LOVES trimming mandatory, Penn. avenue,
south side, between 9th and 10th Streets
feb 25-eo3t
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JOHN WAGNER,
Carver and Glider.
PENN. AVENUE. BETWEEN 18th 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON ID. c. feb a.
NOTICE.

H LEMON, Uphosterer, will be happy to serve
Ill. the citizens of Washington in all that apIer-
tains to his profession Faithful workmanship IA r
anteed IN all cases or no remuneration for services
expected The public respectfully invited to call
and his improved balance weight fixtures for cur
tains at his place of business On 18th street,
Pennsylvania avenue.
Reference to Messrs. Clagett rodson and Pref
Chas. e. Page. feb D.
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Sc White hurst,s Gallery

Oasuerreotypes i'll this city, or in the world, are
-47' Is ON Pennsylvania avenue near four and-a-
l%fstreet
LIE has splendid assortment of gilt frames, Lock-
Is andf'ncy cases, Just received call and see them
an 25-
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES,

Pennsylvania Auenue, Washington.
LIST of Banks taken on depo lite at par and under
n by the Bank of the United States
bank of the Metropolis -. ....... par
Bank OF Washington
Patriotic Bank
Soiuinbih i'duh
Farmers Merchants Bank ......
Exchange Bank g.. W, Il Coz ...... - disc't
Farmers Mechanics Bank, Geo't town :. par
Mechanics Bank, do 49,.
Bank of Commerce do
UNCUR:ENT MONEY.
All New England Banks. % di>c't
City Banks of New York 10
New Jersey Banks. ..... q &C
New York States n 50
STOCK SECURITY BANKS, D. c.
Bank of the United States par
-NdilO''"h
Suffolk Bauk, (New York; ......... b"
BENZ ELLERY, Cashier.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. l6 1858. f 10
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do to Roots. No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still. with equal truth he traces
NudtudeS of lovely faces.
i'0'' Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near Seventh
Street 10, Al
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GRAND BAIL.
And Musical Soiree at Carusi,s
Saloon.

TIE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY BAND
have the pleasure of announcing to their friends
anu 10 visitors to the Metropolis tn the evening
Oh the Presidents Inauguration, 9th March) they
viii give Grand Ball and Musical Soiree Every
arrangement has been made to make the entertain
ment worthy of the occasion. The admirers of Terp-
enore wi have an opportunity of enjoying them
selves to their hearts delight while the Band during
the evening will perform some of the most beautiful
selections 0 the best composers.
re- Tickets 81 to he had at the door and the usual
places
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WANTED TO RENTas small house for a

a. family OF four persons One situated between
s"i9, i-tn streets and Penn. and New York avenue
M Preferred Address box 245 City Post Office.
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT,
EMBRoIDERIEs AND LACE GOODS.

I HAVE this day opened fine lot Of the above
i gods Of this Springs inn ion, which invite
The Ladies TO call and examine.
Lace Sleeves IS cents to $500
- Habits Zoo
Muslin s. 37L 500
Sleeves 90 100
Musquitur Collars all prices
Also Valencia Lace and Edge
Muslin Inserting and adge,
Cambria, Edge aud Insertiue
Dinity Bands, &c.
1eo 2o-3t A. TATE. Agent.
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!

NEW AMI UFULAh mUS4C
lust RECEIVED ut Stationers' Hail. adj
u joining the Irving HOTEL the following pieces OF
new and popular Music-yiZ:
The Atlantic Return Schottische
The Sallie Polka
I'm going for Soldier, Jenny
would were a bird, dearest
Fl, l, l, Quickstep
Ben Bolts Quickstep
Believe ME the Trio from Attila)
Atlantic Polka
Clifton Re dowa
Astonishing Polka
The Roe (a beautiful Song)
The Celeste Polka
Marys Waltz
Sontag Polka
Malers Scrap Book-a collection Of popular
airs, for young people
The Death Of Warren
feb g.
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Extract Of a Letter from Willard Fillmore
Il have read it (Nrr' hanls Ma r8ziue) with a
good deal OF attention ard have he 81 ION in say-
Ing that think it On" of the most valuab o. rodi-
rais That was ever pub shed. To tie m.rtha. I lt
seems quite in,i pcnsabc, and TO The taIc man ard
man OF general i,rm1tion almost equal de- ira be
1t l. grand pository OF useful 1acts and nlrma-
tim. Mi h can lie fourd nov here well Gig, stod
md accessible in these numb rs. tnly regret
that DO OF own the whole work.
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Blankets, sheetings. Table Diapers, &c.
ON hand Blanets Of ali sizes
" Linen ana Cotton Sheetings, all widths
Table Diapers OF all qualities,
together with many other desirable Goods, cheap
WIN. Il. RILEY,
feb 4-2w uuder the Gas office
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AKD y L-Just received 500 gallons Lard
IL Oil For sale by A.HATCH. Jr.
street, opposite the Bank of Washington
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nR. L ARZETTI'S JUNO CORDIAL OF
L. PROCREATIVE ELIXER.-A certain remedy
IN all cases impotency Earrenness. fuor abus, tif
cult or painful reconstruction, incontnence of urine
and all diseases arising from debiitatin of the svs
tenn where an impulse. restorative is required
Price 81, per bottle For sale by
S. Il. SYLVESTER
Druggist and Apothicaries
jan Go corner of 9Th and II ar.
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JOHN If. n0NN & BROTHER,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF
NEWELI'S PATENT SAFETY LAMP FEEDER,
"ARRANTED to prevent all accidents from the
w use of Burning Fluids Any seeing the
jets will be per fect!y satisfied of their safety We
have Them fitted to the Solar. Glass and Brittania
Lamps Also. Extra Heads and Tubes to tit any Lamp
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN III. DOM. Il BRO.
Penn. av., let. 10th and 18th streets.
feb H.
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FOUR-AND-A-HALFS STREET Millinery, FANCY
AND TRIMMING STORE.
AIRS. CHOATE IS EVER READY TO WAIT
W. upon the Ladies of Washington and vicinity,
Her BONNETS are equal to any in this city. The
Ladies would do well to call Gee l6-
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Bdlls-We would refer our Ball going
riends 10 the advertisements in the next
5lumn of two balls on Friday night. We
eel confident that those who attend will
njoy themselves.
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Julyl5 1858
ALBERT n. NIcoLaY, Auctloneer
DEREMPTORY SALE Of 55 VERY XALUABLE


LOTS situated st New Brighton by oder Of o. Dupswsy
Eq Sheriff OF Richmond Co Island conAL
BERT NICOLAY will sell on TIL kSDAY sept a. II oeoek
NJ The ground by order of j. o Dsowy Esq lae sheriff
without reserve, The highest bidder IS
Building aud villa Sites the beautiful
Village OF New Brighton in the nnedite neghbor
hood the splendid residences OF e. Vanderbilt Mathew M1nn
and John G. Green Eqs and within live minutes walk Of the
Feny.
located the hghes. ground In New
extensive and view Of the Bay aror aud Mar
Gothic Cottage built in the modern style with
e The yss Improvements being about 81 feet front and BY
about 90 feet in depth containing 10 exclusive Of snnd
kh, bathroom &C. and heated by hot air furnaces o5sshg
with II desirable Lots 70 -
This properly situated about between the New
Bgh and QueaBtne Ferries and in the immediate vicinity Of
the iTry which need
The QuBranDe boas leave every half hour from ocock ~
until o'clock PM aud the the at boat leaves bah fo
III p NJ. which facility nileman do
IN the City Of Newlork DESTROYS VI making this besutt
fu place his private residence
His chance be with the scenery this
being perfectly surrounded by water aud
iul osse take this view 1t situated he hishss
Iont cyaf commanding without exception the I'M q pros
poet The world Should Il Thursday, Sept the sale
will IKE place Until "Wednesday the l inst a the sans osr
end place. Terms easy aud title perfect
For phc Maps and full srtcularssppy 20 the ,aeiionssr
No 80 Nallst.
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ITO LET-In Brooklyn hrst-css- n.. ss,an
Bath Rooms Furnace ose eetan
.ar<r xs 4 Nshsfy situated either for winter or s s
khf. oos block omnibus route and ABOUT nsn
s xsm from ferry. portion Of the isrn az
Ne IN dsslred given the mode OF
a. Ooher Inquire the Boarding Exchsnse NO 1s nfosn
Wv T. Room No ~
vu,O LET--To a small family, without children, tne
f, and bach pso with bedroom second aoof ,9setne
y~s room third Gas and not and COLO "s'ef " @
house APPs ." ~" SOLOMON LEVI No ~ CourlaDdt-t
nisnt Cot.se No 20 OraLssy- In the best order In az er
client rres II places and seven roos and soo.
~. f,om CrsDd-s. Wilamsbursh G. = DOOIii ois
hsmsT near GraDes- d. STEVENS. No III Beeckns-
YIVO LEI--Tbe elegant brown stone Front hS Sue
No n ssness One 3sory brick front House sna o. ~
Hamilton Brookyn CotagsA on
Brooklyn IN South Broosyn store and Dse sewers.
7th Az Stores the 6,hsv on Broadway Up ~
rsrfs OF houses suites Of IN New fci. i"s'"
TOWNSEND. No. 81 Sssssnst- New YORK. uP .--...
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gnsirnrtion.
FOIGNETs CLASSICAL. FRENCH,

A FOIGNETs CLASSICAL. FRENCH, ENG.
"A LISH and SPANISH BOARDING and DAYSCH00L No.
,lel iahst School room, No. 500 Broadway.
Mr. fOlGNET beg inform the public that in compliance
with the friends and OF his school that he should
form select limited Boarding School In connection with his Day
School, established In NewYork 1886 he has made
men IN h family twelve boys boarder
Of his ends guardians heads families who consequently wish
all Of the aud
ment insure TO then opportunity Of peetng hemevss
the French, which u the language OF Mr. rs family.
FOR aud particulars circulars with Mess Dene
8 Broadway MILAN, S5 broadway; Miller 6i5 Broadway
CofgehslL SOC Broadway. Mr. rs residence l6i lhs.
n. b The school viii reopen on Monday, september 5h
A SCHOOL for BOYS-In two departments con
"A sns Of maximum Of approved each
the Bible House. Is called the Classical this
shoo united with the the
discipline The school rcsembes september
Applications win be received after
September IS Previous communication be addressed
unasned Circulars be obtained time from the
RERNARD& REDflELDs ENGLISH, FRENCH.
- SPANISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for YOUNG GENTLEMEN No 8 2dsv- Of s.. Marks
place. viii reopen on MONDAY, Sept s.
DOYS SCHOOL-Mr. TYN6's SCHOOL, at No
ID 81 ehss- will Ire duties MONDAY i2h Sep
u OOK-KEEPING.-C. c. MARSH's Counting
~ Rooms for the practice Of Boob keeping No S Broadway
Srsneers notified that few days practice In hes
uorsh Of study elsewhere Call Tor circulars
CHEMISTRY, GEOLOGY, MATHEMATICS
Practical and allied Sciences their
HOES sppcssonA Circulars At CLARK AUSTINS Bookstore
Sc cs;k rev. Atd.tM Box No 2s2l New-Yerk Cisy.
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1noia Rubber goo0s.

XULCANIZED RUBBER GOODS.-THE UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY, Warehouse Nc 10 Nasssu-st.
New-iOTk.
sole Manufacturers hBdor GoOdyear's Patent,
sale the home and trade the bs,
CLOTHlNG OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
g aud Heavy hte Dab and Black Goats COks and Capes
Rtsfuz and PesJockeis Firetnen's Coats and Cspes.
Ponchos Oyeralls Walking and Riding Legzns
CLOTHS &c.
Plain and Enameled Carriage Cloths Mslodeon Cloths
TasuB Comp Blankets Printed and Plain Table stand aud
Pr no-FoTte Covers Horse Covers.
AIR WORK.
single and Double Air Beds, Pillows Cushions.
Preserytrs BuOys Boat and Wagon Floats Life Boats
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES
Pumps Nipple Shields TeethDz Ring Nursing Bottles
SIings Sheet Rubber Bsndages Hospital Shestnzs Dsecnz
Aprns Gss Bass Ofometes Gas Tubing &c. Hose OF All
The b. this Company warranted eli.
ID, " WILSON President.
?. W. SBEpAED. Treas. aud seo'y.
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DRoposAIs-pANAMA N. O. PROPERTY Or


SALE On The l7h 18Th th and sth q October prosi19
r. N s f b sd a gSs s s .ig e ID
Gala de San Ios The ty Of P'a.mi ssTs TIE ns s's ~
o. Jadot also the H9, Sc for rly Treasury, Aa'i@s
The viii be sold Ia o, oEs Ls No IS vars front g
ssS o. fE,' e. S% S a SS p Ss &
with front Of ~ and % vsrss deep IL
i,a I'd ls sadps fSs fourth F lot %
viii oEt Of Is vsrs aud ~ deep those who w 40 . -. e.:
Of the Ruins can be seen.
svrge from the ground surface wh1h be eay improved ~
The two houses in which the Washington kept vl y
sold separate lots each the sfst s.s'd toward m Oos s
ne .ssoDd Ia. the front vii. tw.nto srss sss
BENG Of stone they each The tmbsn and to'ss AZ
sound .ts.c Of prs'eNton and located IN eessd
PEI mi eslea the Treasury h. two u M 70 rvs
ssS Ghe % Of mt S Ss ,ss av as %
high IL hes small Yard with well IN H. y In toeabs ss
On The 1h Of ocoIsr neat ale called 81
y Jeua" will take Place On ae lsLh n: oh1 o adls'nin
e ..G ''' md on The 18Th the building cal ed the ~
ftsSs., sonesrnas he psrs pr. my. b e:
b. opened sna b.s bddr A4 be I'D whom
Of oeiob the ding q he r. t.s
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s.. legally sss,io. t.sssr' h . EsD5s sss
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Purehssels-in which the prop.ty wll Sc
dbt should any psheser bid than lot IL sbai bs
The ps@ Of credit "a they s0nnt snd
above the Of m coo reals each the propry Of Which sh b
morisased 20 he Tnssary ios security Of paymeni.
proceedings sa b. submitted ne
Eaeeute their appreciation without which they shall be 81 no
fffct
h pl1chi b. The eKp~ne Of all legal T
the t 1e Of the ai, with copy registered IN the Oo'ennsn
Bcuss Of the
The which the Washington Hoe' sept
the Of = 10 -sTf
ney per Said lease will pe o. the ia Jsn9afy
The reoznizs - .ady Of III a1ui
prstion but vi the privilege the q n T.
he ,ss.. ss.e lat M'g for ,s srae
per So III. lease hiss bees
the hOte being undo spairs and when eOnpet>~
viii b. delivered 10 be puTchAssL
T above proysTty sold entire from al ncanbrsn
IN subject the usual regulations Of errda ~
acfiros TaSras'
Tie the be examined %
the Gov rnnent OMce SALVADOR CANACHO ROLDAN
n.i..f Il eygal .rlnadl. No. lOJ P-ans