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Naval A0a1T0s
tCorrespondenos Of tbs Journal Of Ceumerosl
wAmmoroH Jaa. y, lisa
Nasy Retsvs~s Boavd-7s Szruary Of Ae Navy and tks
The Senate COMMITTEES on Naval Affairs latey called
through their chairman MI MAloryy upon the Score
G Of the Nssy ss n, nv ssw. :. e Tie .s.s
that there mistakes Of Judgment in the
action Of the late Naval Board and thst he service has
The Secretary has replied and proposes two ptansons
executive and the other legisa dvsor remedy ofsueh
Of Ss sa.rd var. 10. .our.1
70 report and di not report the facts and reasons for
their finding yet before approved the President ordered
the senior officers and others Of the Board before him. =
order to satisfy his mind that the general principles upon
which they acted were sound
The complaints and appeals Of the officers affected By
the action Of the Board have been listened to BY the De-
psr.ment the Secretary thfaks however that the co-
mittee. after consulting viii that the pro
Judgments ce controlled by regard to the puefc ser
wee ANA the pubic good, instead Of our kindly ymPe-
Ine frst plan Is TO let the vacancies occasionsd -
oestn resignation or dismissal aed oy So ,h to
removed or dropped oicsrs the Executive wtth -
nc ., .oG C. nssn; o. the soma deem just saA
active list, which have bean very -
Ax and may vel 30 e nporsrv suspended BY tho Ezs
cutive Cntu such restorAuons maze n ID ~ e "a.
judgeo just and Tor the good Of the service
There are nov yscancsss the secretary remsrks
and no nominations hsvo been will be made 10 AL
them, others that may occur until The President hss
calmly considered the suggestions PRESCRIBED Ia the me-
MORALS Of Of the officers reserved dropped.
Another plan, which would require legislative ven
~ Executive action Is 10 autho the temporary In
of the number Of officers TO such poat yin
enable the President ut TO nomnae The Seaa,s
euch 1t may be considered just and proper to restore
with the pfcviso however, that moro com nissoas
DO hereafter granted until BY deaths, designations q
walls the number Of officers shall have been redaceA
to the lumber at present allowed by law
With the number Of cies that AID here
after exist this temporary increase would continue but
very short period, unless the restrictions
rous than now cAjcua,ed upou
The Secretary furnishes, also various facts and views
In regard 70 the action Of the Board In the course OF
reply.
OF the number OF oicsrs reported by the Board oss
hundred and Tor y-soven pay Add brty nine
dismissed without pay and the later tho cases. Ia
the opinion Of the Department most entitled to
consider alton and reiis, IL .rroneousy dismissed.
The Senate Naval COMMITTEES will meet to- or
next day and for the purpose it is said otshng up this
subj, ct.
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New Patents Issued.

List of patents issued from the United States Patent
Ocs for the week ending Jan 80 1856, each besrtng
Albert Bsbee Of Chelsea, Mass for improve nens ia
for operating the throttle valve Of steam engines
jos. CaPews, OF Woodbury., Conn.,, for improvement
Thomas J. Carleton, and Stephen Post of York o. for
Geo. Comstock, Of Mannheim N. Y, fos Improvements
Ia locomotive fui CRATES
Henry NJ Deg aw, Of Piermont, N w. for Improvement
in machine replacing railroad cars.
Louis T. Delassize Of New Orleans, La, for improve
meni In brick machine
Cbas Foster Of Philadelphia, Pa for improvement In
scafolds
Moees G. Farmer, Of Salon, Mass for Improvement In
stephen J. Gold, ofNew Haven. Conn, for improve
ment In apparatus for heating buildings By steam.
John Bnhley, Of Huron o., for improvement In und-
vertal joints for conneating shafts, 60
Hazard Knowles, of New York. N. T., for moritsing
Noah ". Humber of Cincinnati, o.. for improvement In
pill making machines.
Daniel Lloyd q Nsx YORK n ~ for improved sppA-
Adoph c. hosstue Of Kane 'unty, H., for improve
n ent in ma site for GOVERN z walls.
Lucius Page of cAvsndish, Vt, for improvement In
JOS n. ritts Of Blackstone Mass for improvement In
machines for cutting focks and paper stock.
Rufus Porter, Of Warrington, D. G, Cor improved punsh-
ing mAcbite.
Geo. NJ Ramsay, Of New York, N. Y, for improved
hinge
H. G. Robertson, Of Greenvlle Tenn, for improvement
Riley Root Samuel G. Holyote, of Galesburg H.,
for Improvement in macans for clearing snow from rAa
tracks.
Henry +. Shaw Of South Boston, Mass, for improve
ment In screw jack.
Charles +. Thomas, Of Taunton, Mass for improved
chimney cowls
Pbilos D. Tyler, of Springfield, Mass, for improved
me hod Of attaching teeth to saw plates
Ebridge Webber Of Gardiner Me-, for improved dsvfse
In tree-Dail machines.
Thos. wnsns, Of Baltimore, Md for imprcvsmsnt -
buggy wagons,
IN belt ard bard fas jennings :.
Daniel Dod OF Brostyn n Y, assgnor to himself and
Henry r. Read Of same place, for improved soldering
iron.
Horace L. Houghtop, Of Springfield, W., assignee -
Abel II. Grennen, Of same place for improvement -
| machines for cutting mouldngs on marble.
Edward Kershav of Boston, Mass, Assgnor 70 hinsea
and Henry N. Hooper Co., Of sams place for improsA
cell lock. 4.
Jos wes, Of Bordertown, N. j., for improvement u
l Touring milis.
rnent In grinding mia Patented January y 1000.
John Reilly, Of Hart Prairie. Wss ~ spr ~ ~
| In harvesting machines Patented NoSsmoer ~, ASse-
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John 3. AaErsy,
X. b. 8. Byde,
Loranso Burrows,
James B. Thompson.
Ambrose Stevens,
Solomon g. Haven.
The majority Of the above
delegsyes, II Is said, are In
favor Of the nomination Of
George Law.
NEW JBRsKY.
Nstrto Delegates.
Mr.. Orr,
T. II. GraAdiu,
Mr.. Cornell,
Ephraim Marsh,
John X. Marks.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Delegates al Large.
Jacob l.. Gosster,
VIM. r. Johnson.
Distrir DcteyGtes.
George Lear,
Lloyd Jones',
0. J. Ncksy.
VIM. y. Small,
Francis Parks,
W. Il. Irwin.
rASNH8U.
Delegates at Large.
Andrew J. Donelson,
Thomas A. Il. Nelson.
VIRGINIA.
Delsyo.es at Large.
T. A. Boiling,
]. d. Imboden.
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Carrot Davis, %; Mlnsrl
Fillmore, 81. Afterwards
the repotVtion was rsscind-
ed, Ut the request Of Mr..
Davis.
MAITLAND.
Del<gdses at L0yye-
Anthony Kennedy,
DR.. Dennis.
District De,eOafs.
Frederick Sohley.
NEW YORK.
Delegates al Ldrye.
Eraetus Brooks,
GustAvus A. Scroggs.
Dlstria Delegates.
w. A. Fountain,
s. 8. Guy,
Joseph Il. Toons,
Robert Beatty,
Gilbert c. Desne,
Frederick @. Wagner,
John Bullock,
Joseph s. Taylor,
Baysrd Clarke,
U. Whirten,
- Westbrook,
A. X; Chandler,
Charles J. Whbdr,
Charles Il. AhAma,
William A. Russell,
l.. l. Lowell,
r. G.. Savery,
William Cakes,
George Q. Bennett,
James Ford,
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A Cosr1y srEAxHR.--The Speaker to be chosen
this ConSrcss ctimatsd By this cost Of choosas hx,
viii be Eey 70 prove the most valuable man In the
,nr Ne has cost the United states treasury 20 far
more thar $500 COO and how much moro time only
tell What amount Of service can no perform tnat wiz
repay this expenditureS
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II. W. r gers,
B. Walworth,
d. Judd.
SOFT SHELLS.
Delegates At La,ye.
"a. Seymour,
N. Hi, Jr.,
d. Richmond,
r. Kelly,
Disnj2 Datsyatcs.
w. Fl. Lwdi0w,
II. +. Jcnes,
8. 4. Johustos,
Tnos. G. Talimadge,
Thomas DO weRs,
Albst tSmith,
John Kelley,
George H. Purssr,
-. n. Fe0kB,
Wilson Small,
Isaac V. Fowler,
John Cochrans,
Wm. d. Kennedy,
WIN. J. Peck,
D. F. Freeman,
]. Co amor,
L. B. Shepard,
A. b. Crane,
J. G, Fl Aley,
d. K. Fo wler,
T. r. Westbrook,
d. X. 0iney,
J. B. Beck man,
Gilbert Dean,
VIM. A. Beach,
Charles l.. Nc Arthur,
J. v. L. Pruyn,
J. Mcknight,
]. W. Bishop,
J. NJ. Told,
T. Hoyle,
Augustus G. Hand,
J. /. Russell,
w. G. Grain,
John G. Wright,
Elias Bro wn,
II. Parker,
s. n. Shaw,
John Spracker,
F. Koensn,
Hora 10 Ballard,
H. P. Gringle,
s. A. Kenyon,
s. +. Fairchitd,
Dewitt c. West,
Dann;s Mccarthy
Ssth Hntch,rsngr
Eirora p Ross
Csiv;n Fastar
w q n,e.ar'
G., Sentell.
II r. n 81
W q Rhodes
lanes vail mar
g p Jawa,t
r r. Csnnheyy
Hanrv CIaw.c2,
r. y Wasthsrhy
Wm vsraavnoyt
n Torsiav
Ssrso, r Hatch
I'M. Murohv
S.muai q Jank.
H;r.m Ssstair
Nrw uAwpsmRx
Dei.0nt.s NJ Tnroe
Josenh n Smith
Chsrles \. Gnva'
Uacrv q Ru.t
Ren,s,n;n y. Aver.
D;str;rf D,Jeo1t.s.
Harry Hfhhard.
Hor.t;o Kimhsil
Charles T. Woodburv
lanes N Rix
Jonss iiv;n0ston
John n GeSrge
ono.
D,l.ont,s al Laye.
Samuel Msdarv.
Henri n pavne.
Iamas r. taedrpan
G. ynilana;aham
Diarit1 Delegates.
Washington Nal can.
]. u. Ynttie~.
r = OMAN
jose oh Cooner.
N. q RYAN
r. & Cunnirpham.
a. v. Dorsey
J. Counts.
]. q. Haley.
N. g. Wh;tiev.
.John w, Rail-
Geo. W, HAner.
+. M. smith.
TIL. Carrvthers.
John II. Young.
James Wood.
~ q pa.a
a. ~. o w .C,,.I
Tov WI v" ~ I.'oA
= w W' u o.W
u, r., W.. s. IN,
y I u uam mru
-. 80.
~ = III.
NC psn re- p 49, ~
~ ~ NJ '"'i
n ID A".t;.
a. M" $780,
- n o.ous"u'
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FEW OF THE DEMOCRATIC AND AMERr
CAN MACS.

From the Richmond Wa Whig, X M
THE aREAsT CONTEST or '56.
are already la the midst Of the mighty contest for
Preside robes, during the next four years In
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parry v hundred and ssvsnty SIX votes; wbile
The South, whose voice Is almost unsaimous oshsn
Of tamoeraoy, VIII have but hundred and twenty
And that be called Southern Convention N which
the North ruless Have no higher destiny than to do
la biddngf And therefore, - be Southern sub
rasn ifs Will and sggressionS In bat this
a.y national Convention DO called . conveadan OF
the South.
Born II Northern intrigue and organized upon basis
favorable TO q own pred0minAncs the convea sys
tenn has gahsred power with each agg sssou and coni
tuusnsi violation. IL mss.er stroke Of Northern
policy u deiude the South into is support and under
tho spacious cry Of party delbeaon add adace
her 70 lay her Ia tbs Presdsa ai election at toe
feet Of Northern majority Bat its big auog Influence
upon the spirit was never sis in ts a
until now whom Sou .hern tx their hopes Of prote;
ton sId security IN convention sich the Nor
tros and stake thee and honor Of their section upon
IL sue ,ers Of national party Verify Southern union
a. Empty dream, when 1t Is sought for In such COM
paH, +.
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PERSONAL.

-. The renowned Drs. Swift and Wistar,
Of Philadelphia are at Willards'.
80. Mayor Wood, of New York, has not
sufficiently recovered from his illness to re.
sumo the duties Of his Office.
80. Hon. d. A. SmalIey of Vermont, Gov.
Floyd of Virginia, Hon. Jas H Birch of Wis
oonsin, and DR. Nutter of Philadelphia, are
stopping a. Wizards.
80. Mrs. Rives, the accomplished wife of
our late minister to France, already we'll
known in letters by volume descriptive of
an earlier residence in Europe, he's in press
Homo, and the Ways of the World" which
will not fail of good reception.
80. Greedy and Bennett recently dined to-
gethcr. What the bill of fare was on this in
terestinS occasion, or what transpired, is not
stated. The next day, however, the Herald
came out for Greeley as the Republican can.
didate for Governor of New York
-. The Right Hon. Robert Lowe, member
of British Cabinet, and one of the editors of
the London Times. with Captain Douglass
Galton one of the Royal Engineers, and Sec
rotary to the Board Of Trade for the Railway
Department of the Government of Great Bri-
tain, are in this city on tour of inspection
For the past six weeks, since their arrival in
this country, they have been travelling north
and west studying the industrial developments
and internal resources of the country
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iron houses, Of which tho North has enjoyed
practical monopoly up to this time through
our duties on imports, and without the prac-
teal bounties to the North at the expense of
the South involved in our navigation laws,
the condition of things at the North must ut
once change. Her wealth and power will
vanish without them, in an hour as it wero
Her lease upon them expires with the defeat
Of James Buchanan, should that take place
do not anticipate Buchanan's defest. Yet
I am prepared to stand where every man
living south of Mason and Dixon line should
be found on the instant tho present General
Government must be surrendered into the
hands of the Stewards, Hales, Burlingames,
Greeleys, Giddingscs, and Wades of the land,
if the Union Is to continue
w II WI
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union in its leader, urges all good
patriots, however humble their station, and
by whatever political name or creed they have
been guided, whether whig or democrat, to
unite as brothers in one solid phslsnx to sup
port the constitution and save the Union. 1t
says:
"We do not over. estimate the impor nee
of the IA .-siDg history. A time such as TINS =
at hand. rnc men who will come ai.ei u
u;1i Iook hack ann ,sther wonder that IL was
not ,aylier felt and understood, and proclaimed.
The conspiracy Of which We again VAIN 'no
people viii .hen stand out IN US Ia" PIVPon
mons. History win have Wnteh IL. vii,
be "a n nicture of the past, at once perceived
N al ;ts bideous forms Its veil will be of
ana ;ts mystery cone 0o- countrymen have
hssn slow TO believe it. Nearly seventy years
Of nn;nterrupted prosperity and secure repose
-unon the foundation of that goTsrnment es-
tabiishsd by our ancestors had made An i'm
preston upon the public mind that it wGy i'm
possible a traitor would dare to enter for the
puTp0se of destruction-to change peace into
domestic war, the happiness of the millions
into tmisery, their prosperity into adversely,
and their fidelity to ourinstitutions into hatred
of their existence. But that time has come.
1t cannot be concealed-it cannot be denied"
The ntelligenesr pays handsome compli-
ment to the ability displayed by Mr.. Marcy
in his reply to the declaration concerning
Maritime Law adopted by the Pleripoten-
tiaries of the Seven Powers in April last, but
cannot yield full concurrence "to the senti-
ment Of the President as expressed in his an
nusl message to Congress of December 4. 1854,
and reproduced in the body of Mr.. Marcy's
present despatch, to she effect that the pro-
position to enter into engagements to fOrego q
resort to privsteers, in case this country should
be forced into war with great naval Power,
is not entitled to more favorable consideration
than would be a proposition to agree not to
accept the services Of volunteers for operations
on land" The Intelligenesr is none the less
decided in its conviction that every consider
asion of reason, humanity, and morality calls
for the adoption Of the principle now CON-
mended by the United gtatcs to the maritime
nations of the world.
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T. L 1 M

GENERAL COLLECTIONS AGENCY
No. ISL Fifth street, north Of q,
WASHINGTON, DC.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL DEVOTE HIS
i attention to the collection Of HOUSE and
GROUND kENTS; ERCHANTS and IRA
DERS' BILLS, ard FEE BILLS OF ATTOR
NEYS; purchase and sell REAL ESTATE
AND STOCKS Of all kinds post, write up.
balance. make Balance Sheet Of the Books and
settle the Estates Of Insolvent ana Dece.eed FER
sons and with the assistance OF legal friend he
will draw DEEDS, Leases, and all kinds Of instru-
ments OF writing. -
Persons living at a distance having claim,
against the Government, other business REQ H.
Ing the attention Of reliable agency here, A en-
trusted to the care Of the subscriber, nav be as
sured II will te faithfully attended to
Address JOHN w. WELLS, General Aoent
Box No, 297 Post Once, Washington, 10. G.
All orders LEFT at Taylor Msury's Book Store.
NO 33i Pennsylvania avenue, viii BE- promptly
attended TO.
References
Charles B Calvert, Esq., 8 Gideon, Eco,
q t Parker Co., Rev A 9 C,rothsfs,
Riggs, Esq, Taylor q Msury,
II Bradley, Esq, Of Washington
And Col John Citing, Of Baltimore
JOHN w, WELLS,
% 1857 No. 364 Fifth street., north Of Il
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RALLY WIGS, RALLY THE
~ Old Line Wings Of Washington favor
able to the election CT Buchanan AID Breckin-
ridge, are invited to attend the Barbecue, to Re
held at Rockville on THURSDAY next the 18th
Instant: Tie procession will leave in the morning
at o'clock to avoid the heat Of the day. Wings
and Democrats desirious Of j,ining in the pro
ce dings, as the band passes up Penn avenu~.
Esputa's F ull Band has been engaged forthe oe-
casion. 80 1871
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FRENCH TEN, FIFrEE,

ENRENCH DRAMAS AT TEN, FIFTEEN,
l. and twenty cents each, many OF them numor-
ously Illustrated
Victor Hugo, Marion Delorme; Victor Hugo
Ruy Bias; Victor Hugo. lie Roi s'amuse; Victor
dor; victor Hugo, Angelo; scribe. PHILIPPE ;
Scribe, Estelle Schbe, D'AIranda Scribe, sal.
voisev Scribe, Bertrond ct Ration; Meurice, Pa.
rtsi Mason, Aimer ct Nourier Dumas I G
Maibier; Barriere, Les 6rande Siecies, Dupeu-
ty. Les Garieres de M ontmartre Prebois Bay
ard, Hortense de Cerny.
And many others, by the same and ether au.
thors. just imported by
sc 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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PRIZE OF A SILVER niue!

FhIZE OF A SILVEE> MUG.
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER MUG WILL BE
Il S ss;1 2 :: 9. fs En- Fs.
now and Christmas, by the proprie- W.
tor n the Bowling Saloon on ID street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets The Mug can be seen
At the Saloon.
The Proprietor would inform his friends that
he has Just completed two new alleys In the base
ment, IS feet long, and which are pronounced he
best In the city. Gentlemen fond Of this amuse-
ment are respectfully invited to call.
book Will be kept public b register names Of
those contcndfnp for the pIize. He lf-2W
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WEDDING PRkSENTs.-M. w. GAIT
w BHO open to-day large invoice OF rich
goods suitable for wedding presents.
They enumerEte In part
Ladies richly engraved old Matches Of SUPERIOR
workmanship, Geld Chains, reals, &C
lets, and Finger Rings
Sliver ga Gets, ti.cheIs, Goblets, Salt Cellsrs
S Desssn' nnives, Soup, CIR EN-, ard 6revy Ledlos
ssa ss Preserve, and EGG spoons
,le, SaAe, ish, and Batter Knives
nugar, Ice, and Salad longs
r' cMe 81 nnlves and Forks, crumb scrapcn
Fruit Shovels, Ice Cream Knives
And every other variety OF Fancy silver Ware.
M. w. CALF a. BRO,
&c 10 ot SS4 Pa. av , bet 9th aud Itth streets
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STOLEN.-PATRICK COLLINS, IN MY
y employ, was sent to Baltimore city on ~
Friday morning last by me for the pur &oS
pose Of procuring load Of Manure, since which
time L have not seen him On his return he
turned the manure out, left the cart standing and
turned one horse loose, which found his way
home; the other horse have not seen since He
Is gray feebitten, with a on the left shout
der and scar on the right hip. will give $40
for the recovery Of the horse, and IL he has been
stolen for the detection Of the thief IL
be left at tie Farmers H otel, 9Th street.
1tk JOSEPH HUGHES
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,THE PERSON ALLUDED TO BY
~ Mr.. Allen is no other person than Mrs
Allen, his wife, who was obliged to seek ffiend
ly asylum for her personal safety. With regard
n having In her possession goods acquired dis
honestly, the statement Is untrue, as all who are
acquainted with the lady will believe. When
Mrs All,n was compelled to leave her former
home, many articles Of her wearing apparel were
withheld from her by him who should have bsea
her protector and friend This statement being
susceptible Of proof no further notice will be
taken Of any addi ional ISLANDERS which NAV be
promulgated against This estimsble lady. Ii
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CARDS, DILL-HEhDs, CIRCU-
49, LARS, ECKS, PAMPHLETS,
LABELS, and every description Of FANCY
PRINTING executed at the CAPITOL CITY
PRINTING OFFICE, corner Of 9Th street and
Pennsylvania avenue Entrance on 9th street.
sc rs 3t&
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FIRST WARD mARKEr.

NO. 1H PENNS VI VANIA AVENUE.
WiLLOPEN ON TUESDAY, SEP rhNbi
= IN, and feep constantly on hand, FRESH
MEATS and VEGETABLES at the above p ace.
se is-Swe WM. CHASE.
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STOVE@, GRATEs. &c.

TIME SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO
inform his numerous patrons, and the public
geneIsa,iy OF Washng'Gn, Georgstown and sur
verv largest stock # STOVES, CRATES,
| RANGES and HOT-AIR FURNACES ever be.
fore offered Ia this market, to which We ask and
Of castings, economy In consumption Of fuel,
beauty Of design, and simplicity o. cons :ruction
they are not equalled.
Having personally selected this stock from the
most celebrated Northern and Eastern Fou1dries
with single eye to the use, not the sale Of On g
article, customers can rely upon fair dealing and
fair prices I'm all cases.
/ name in part
HAYWARD, Bartlett & Co.'s Portable Pot Fur
mace
A s Motifs "InvincIble" Tubular Oven
Range.
Improved Latrobe, Feinour, Hot Air Parlor
aud Gas Burner Stoves for heating the room I'm
which IL is get, and the room above, very beau
tlful orn'mcnt for the Parlor, taking mp no room,
and consumes no more fue! than common Radi-
atoT.
"InvIncible" Cooking Stove, Tubular Ovens,
for coal or wood, which for durability Of castings
economy In consumption OF fuel md the superior
manner In which II performs Its duties, makes II
the yer, best Cooling Stove eItant ash an ex-
amffston Of nv list OF references and l1tters Of
recommendation, numbering Eve hundred resi-
dents Of this city, who have this unsurpassed
New world Cook, I pretty rstten and excel
lent operator.
Blue Ridge, a heavy article and good baker
Victor Cook, Flat Top, for coal wood, a
eeutiful pattern, and heavy; a new cook, manu.
featured in Troy, N. Y just received.
Morning Star, for coal or wood, With su q mer
arrangement In hearth and rooster behind.
Light Street Comp etc Star. for coal or wood
without summer arrangement In hearth, very
heavy.
Victor Complete Cook, Cooks avcrite, Kitchen
Companion, Plan er, Emporium, Fanny Forres-
ter. and a number Of other patterns Of Cock
Stoves.
Parlor. Cook, and Dining Room Stoves
Chamber Stoves, open and close Front, In 30
different STYLES.
Hall and Once Cannons, all sizes ard quail.
ties.
Russia 81 Get and Cast-Iron Radiators, &c, for
Parlors all patterns.
manufacturers I'm New York. Builders win do
well to examine this department
Together with general assortment cf all re.
quIsit-s for the Kitchen and Dining room
8u goods delivered free Of charge to eny pert
Of the district at my risk.
Tin and Sheet Iron work made to order by com.
petent Workmen.
Old a,counts will be settled before opening new
ones.
Terms positively cash unless otherwise az reed
upon at the time Of sale.
My store will be kept open until 10 O'Clock p.
IN FOR the special accommods ton Of those who
cannot make 1t convenient to call during the day,
where the same assiduous attention will be paid
In giving all information required
JAMES SKIRVIN6,
Washington stove Depot,
No. 267 K. cor. Pa. av. and 18th street
sc 10 i'm (Intel Organ
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THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED
D@ by the Board Of Alderme en- and Comma
Council to meet and confer with COMMITTEES
appointed by the Corporation Of Georgetown on
the subject Of the annexation OF Georgetown and
Washington will meet In the chamber Of the
Board Of Aldermen, In the city Of Washington,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at Z O o'clock
IN. All the members OF said committee are
requested to meet punctuaily.
sc 1921 THOS. MILLER, Chairman.
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

~ MRS. M. l.. DAWSON HAS JUST ~ .
Sl'eturned from the North with eek
VSsplendid assortment Of FRENCH OK
HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
LACES, and general assortment Of MILL
merry GOODS, and will open on THU RSDAY,
the 18th instant, at her Show. room, over Messrs.
Calf Bros Jewelry Store, "a. ave, between
9th and 10th streets, and also at her Store oppo-
site, No. 800. se16-3;s