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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-12
N E w Adv ERTIs EN- ENTs
DR. j. V. sIMMoNs.
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NsEsVsy
HAVING permanently located here tenders bis
II PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the citiEcns Of
Jefferson and adjoining counties in all operations
Pertaining to DENTAL SURGERY Alter an ex-
perlence oil nearly ten years he feels confident that
nc can Plsass all who favor him by thcirpatronage
ARIitlCIAL TEETH, mounted upon English aud
American rubber, in the very beet manner aud
guaranteed TO give satisfaction
go MY TERMS SHALE BE MODERATE, and
mace known previous to operating if desired. lie
can be fond, at all times during the day ut his
Office in the CARTER HOUSE, Charlcstown, Va.
UncxccPtiOnablc references given when de-
sired. IJu!y 24, IS66-ly. +.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

4 Ii person" having claims egainst the caIste of
~ the late George w. Turner will present. them
to tie undersigned for scttlcmcnt-and those in
debted Will mako Immediate ayment.
Jan. 20. IssI-3t. W httorn"v
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To the Farmers, Millers and Othc-s
IN The

HAYING associated ourselves 10 bus:ue5s- :o- ~
IL puTEntes of the above Card. we ygii! pay'.1-
Wheat. Flour, Corn and all other kinds Of PrGiuc.
the highest market prices in Cash. vIl rc-ev..
turns in the Shortest time
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,KEARsLEY & suEERER's CARDS

KEARSLEY & SHEERERS CARDS.
NEW goes!
WE are S, nov rGSSiying our second supply of
one of the most complete this side Of Baltimore
and as short profits a:d quick cash sales ia our mot
10; we nope to receive large share Of the public
Nov. &, 1866.
LADIES' CL0AKS.
WE have just received an assortment of I.adics'
w CLOAfS, of the latest styles, which Will be
sold as cheap as they fSR be G3d in The Sie2
WANTED.
ME- want young man in our store aged about
w IT or Is years; one IRON the country pre-,
teIrcd. lie must be OF unexcep iouuble moral char
acer and Industrious habits, and come with de-
tetmlnn ION TO 9rPIy him.G!i closely to Lusiness-
None other need make application.
Nav 27.lSe6 KFARsLEY & SHEEEEE.
GROSS AND NEAT,
DOTOMAC FamiIy-Herring packed in Lice hall
1 barrels, just received and for sale by
Nov. 81, 1895 KEAKsLEY L >HEERER.
D.UCK.w HEAT NEAL,
u For sale by KEARsLEY e, eIrEERER.
SETTLE Up! SETTLE UP!
NUR customers well know that it is the begin
~ ming of the New Year and with il VIC a ne dc
tcrmincd to close up Books, and feel compelled
to iTsIst upon Immediate settlement wetsE tfis
method to inform those who know thcm5rIypa in
debted b. open account, to come forward and set
tie up By 50 doing time and cxPcnsc will bs~
We shall begin the New Year with new chter
prise, and give undivided attention to tie 1yu-
slHcss of Manufacturing and Repairing
PARKING IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.
We employ none but the beat Mechanics and usc
the best Material The community can reIy mn
quicI neat aud substantial work nd Mt rIi-sE IN
suit the times. We are determined to do work as
low as can be done in the County for CASH which
will bc required fer all Transient custom
We Will make to order In ching Nacb;,,, md
L0,se POt1sTs of the latest patterns; PLOUGHS of
! different kinds always on hand, amonpst ri,i,.p
will be found the cclc6rat ID rce- horse
two horse DO; the old fashioned three horse far:
shear; Act ormick do, for two and three horses :
! also, Ihe thrcC-hCrsc Page Plough; aIso an ;,n
Brov'd Kentucky sing and double shovel Plough
Plough lruns-such as Sharcs, Coulters ShoySIs
[singie and doubIe) Mould boards Ct ali Eir,is'
| Open Kings oPIn. Links, &c Special attention
paid to- Miii work in Steel aud Iron Turning M
Boring in iron aud Steel. In a lew vyccks NJ, ~
/ have in operation our "a
E70UNDRE
/ when we will be able to furnish Castings of-Roo
/ quality % low q. be bought elsewhere
All work entrusted US will be done With die
/ patch. aud guaranteed 10 give satisfaction. The
histsst price paid in Cas for Old iron Of ali kiJ
1 Row. wETRICE 4 WEI f 2 2 y SnS
Charlrztown Jan. 20 1857. y" i4i1hsN n
WOsTENHoLMs POCKET Knives aod
/ ~ Scissors. for sale by
! CALvANIzED COAL HOBS, Coal shovels An,
D. HGhPHREGs & CO.
4 A LARGE stock of Flavoripg Extracts, Ier5ob
IA Vanilla" ) Orange, Pine Apple, etc. -
| STAMPING for Braiding AID Embroideries done
- at NJ. BEHRENDs
ouO XiSquTrn& BRO.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE,
f'llE firm of JOHNSTON & MYERS was dis
u solved. January let, 1865, by mutual conscnt
s a41 The books ar in the hands Of JAS NJ JOIN
those knowing themselves btcd will come
FORWARD ana settle at once. further induPeucc
can be given. JOHNSTt!S e. Mn Els
Jan. Is, lSG7-4t. F. p '
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CAMPBELL & MASON,
ADethCcaricS and Druggists

CHARLESToWN, VA
NSTOULD call the attention of their customers
wv and Ihc public generally, to their stock OF
fresh and reliable
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THE VERY BEST
C0.PARTNERSHIP

THE undersigned have entered into c. Par.
4 nership nader the firm Of STARRY z. OCE,
for the Purpose Of conducting the PIodilcs Com
rniEsion and Forwarding BuFiucss tf.e Clarke
town Depot. J d. STaHfsv
Jan. Is, 1861. JSOJ LOCE
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4 IN the popular. one price plan, CRYING every
" patron a handsome and IcIiabie Watch for tRe
low price of TEN DOLLARS! without reRdrd 10
value and hot to be paid for uness Psrieclv sats'
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when we will be able to furnish CaslipEs oE-o,oo
uaiI'y rs low as cat. be bought elsewhere.
All work entrusted TO US Will be done with dis.
h;sis't price paid in Cas for Old iron Of ali kinda
Give call at the Jefferson Machine shon S.nr,C
Row. wEIRICE q wEiAI e d
Charlrztown, Jam %. 1857. y" FL n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23

PLAIN TALK IN TIE CoSHECTT-
CUT Observation-Disclosures the dis
cussion Of the suffrage question in
the Connecticut Legislature, Mr..
HanmerSly. of Hartford, said:
Sir, the gentleman from New
London has suggested that Congress
may force negro suffrage upon us,
and he seems to think we may as
well have 1t now as to wait for Con
greSS to force II on rs. would not
20 for the change under any threat
that Congress may make. Let them
try it if they dare. Let them sand
on their armed cohorts and their
Generals to say to Connecticut, You
shall have negro suffrage If we
don't resist 10 the death, then, sir,
our free institutions viii h. lost for
ever" Great applause. ..lch drown
ed the speakers hammer.l
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23
THE BEAUTY OF OLD PEOPLE.

Men and women make their own
beauty or their own ugliness. Lord
Lytt0n speaks of a man who "was
uglier than he had any business to
be-" and if he could but read it,
every human being carries his life in
his face. and is good looking or tho
reverse, as that life has been good
Or evil. On our features the fine
chisel Of thought aud emotion are
9tornally at work. p.
Beauty is not the monopoly Of
booming young men and Of white
and pink maidens. There is a slow
growing beauty, which comes to per-
tection in old age. Grace belongs to
no period Of life, and goodness i'm
proves the longer it exists. We have
seen sweeter smiles on alp ofseven-
ty than upon a lip Of seventeen.
There is the beauty Of holinesS-a
beauty much more seldom met, and
more frequently found in the arm
chair by the fire, with the grand
children round its knees, than in the
ballroom or promenade.
Husband and wilewh0 have fornht
the world side by side, who have
made common stock Of Joy and ser-
row, and grown aged together, are
not uuiIeGuenIy found culiousl7
alike in personal appearance, and in
pitch and tore CT y0ire-iuSt as twin
pebbles on the beach, exposed to the
same tidal Influences, are each Othpr'g
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23

Before the end Of your cruise you
will receive orders which will give
effect to this intention.
Respectfully, yours,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23
81" STEVENS HOUSE.
2I, 23, 25 nhd n Broadway. New York
Opposite BOruiing Green.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN

UN he bUhUFEAN FLAN.
TNHE STEVENS HOUSE is well and widely
i known to the travelling public. The location
is especially suitable TO merchants aud business
men; II is in close proximity to the business part
Of the city-is on the highway nf Snuthein and
Western travel-and adjacent 20 sil the principal
R9ilroad and Steamboat depois.
THE STEVENS HOUSE has liberal acromm.-
dation Tor over 800 Guesis-it j. well furnished and
POSSESSES every modern improvement Tor the c'f'-
fort and entertainment Of its inmnts>. The ro,-ms
are spacious and well ventilated provided with
gas and water-the attendance Is prompt and res
peciful-and the table is generously provided viii
every delicacy Of the seaSon-at IN iderate rates
The rooms having been refurnisbed and remodeltd
we are enabled TO offer extra facilities for the com.
fort and pleasure Of our guests.
GEO. K. CHASE & CO.,
June l, '67-6n Proprietors.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23

How TO GET AN EDJCAT1ON.-
Boys say often, " We want an educa-
ton, but we are poor, and can't get
it: so we are going to learn a trade,
or go into q store; or do something
else Now let me say, every boy
that wants an education if he will
bend his force to it, can get Just as
good one as he wants Tile way is
open. Education does not come
through academies and colleges and
SeminaTies; these are helps; but
comes by study and reading and
comparing, All the schools and
colleges and SemjnarieS in the world
will not make a scholar of a man
without these and with them a man
will be one if he never sees a college.
The same is true Of girls, and what
is true of this, is true OF any other
The force must be from yourself and
You must develop it. 1t is that in
dOmitable II can" that sets man
astride the world.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23
Drs. HARVEY & DIVINE
The SOUTHERN FARMER

beautifully illustrated monthly of l6 pages
Il quarto. devoted to the interest of the Farmer
the Fruit Grower, the Gardener. the Stock Raiser
Inventor and Manufacturer, while every House.
keeper will hnd it, think, an invaluable compan-
len. Subscription price 50 90 per annum, in ad.
have engaged the ablest pens in the South to
assist me, and am determined TO make TIE FARMER
blessing TO the South in this hour Of her distress
and need.
NJ W. PHILLIPS.
Formerly Of Edwards Depot, Miss.l
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23

6EWhen a man has got enough
money to pay for his dinner, there
are plenty of people ready to give
him a cold shoulder.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23

? ings could induce him TO sneak.
When not sleeping he sat quietly in
his chair, without uttering a sound
or shedding tear, or shrinkirg from
the rats with which bis dungeon
Swarmed. Louis. after the reign Of
terror, was placed under the care OF
more merciiul Keepers, but he was
sun hGPC III soIltaly confinement, aud
NV ailo" Gu ~ SEE III" SISTER, VINO was
inlI 'soneu III an aGJoihIiS apart
'II"., nioii'. az IouStn' Ill may, 1'Jo, Il
pnS 'lsi"l vas aiio"eu 10 see MN,
Nno pronounced him dNlng OF scr0i-
".d. iIo I'co ~ t"o p. m, III the
al ms Vi A"a"Ct one oI MS keepers,
u,au @ 'nI ;9.,.a lcAU H"S' . ahe y, MS pcdE
F ""' i,loi'ii anu certified 10 DS
nvIl, d. i'''liir0io VI 'iie committee Oh
~ "',T'S' anu pS more thah
,To rT'" ~ nil ~ e.i' sne o'IicLdlS oi tnG lem
p'e. nlS lCLt"'I.s we're n''Iltd IN the
y. 'l' -'I''i oo44Ic' ana eve
a.,la,I - :, ."o L"to C"l e'"lI5 oDlll-
l'.'1''' c."i pLeiGu"e!e' cLa'm-
81. ~ 11I''., ,I,,,.. q =; nav appear
~ ""'oit' 'iIo--' Al l%UcS i1eI va
,'' :, a '''''o. . 81 VINO "ie!' IL lo1Z,
- i.on P'-SJ"' r,,I "L'" ~ "i-0"u' " sI'oeina-
/ 300 a', "lo -, ~ 20 p I9o"' J."
D., SI''.' al ',IT = i'i'e" 2lI,cS' tHt
ii'i't tn>' " MN DIee"
'>''''''' "''O "'r'' ~ 'o2''
me oIiILDhLA IN THE TOWER.
HE amour of Edward the Fourth
suggested to bis brother the Duke
OF GIoSter. atterward the notorious
Richard III, means of attaining the
| throne. He even did net hesitate TO
maIlgn his own mother, affirming
that the resemblance of Edward "
and OF the Duke Of Clarence to noro-
|rionS Galants, was a sufficient proof
iOt their spurious birth, ana that tbp
Duke Of GlOster alone. of all his
sons, appeared by his features and
CoUntenance to be the true offspripo
! OF the Duke Of York. Shakspoare
/ ana history have made the murder Of
| the babes in the Tower a familiar
story, as well as that of the miner
Gus prctcnderS. among whom were
Lambert Simnel and Perkin War
beck, so it is unnecessary to rive a
|recapitn'ation here. The account of
Sir Ihoma Moore, which was collect.
ed from .he confession of the mur.
ders in the next reign, is as follows:
That Richard had in vain tam cred
with the Governor Of the Tower.
Brackenbury, to put them to death.
bat found ready instrument for the
execution Of his plrpoSe in TyrrelI.
his master Of horse; that Tvrrell was
dispatched with a commission to re.
ceivc the keys Of the Tower for one
night, and that during that night he
watched without, WhIic cnc OF his
groomS, accompanied by q notorious
assassin, entered the sleeping room
.ot the princes. stitied them both with |
feather beds and pillows. ANA buried |
their hodIes at .he foot Of the stair |
ease. The testimony Of Mnore is |
almost contemporaneous with the
'eVent itself, and is confirmed by the
honorS which we're certainly confer |
red upon The alleged muTdererS. In
the reign Of Charles II. when altera- |
.tlons were made in the Tower. there |
was found, at the foot of an old stair |
way (at present shown to visitors. a !
heap OF dccayCi bones. which proved /,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23

Advertising for a wifr, says .
contemporary, is just rs ahs'nd as it
would be to get measured ,or au UNI
bTella
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23

effect to this intention.
Respectfully, yours,
"W SOUTHARD,
/" For the Secretary of the Navy
Nolan seems to have been passed
from vessel to vessel, and to have re
manned a prisoner for over sixty
years, and was made the subject 0
'lnnumerable traditions and palpab1t
myths. He was strictly guarded, anC
the name Of the United States r8vel
mentioned to him. 1t is generally
supposed, however, that this myth
was originated during the recent
war, by some highly imaginative in
dlvldual who desired to institute
comparisons and smiles between No
Ian and the rebel leaders. OF course.
Nolan repented Of his folly, and died
deeply Tegretting the incautious
words that condemned him to life
OF exile from the country.
NAPOLEON II.
The mass Of mankind, incIuding
many Of the we'll read, have never
heard Of Napoleon II, and the rea-
son why the present Emperor as
snmeS the title Of Napoleon III is to
them perfect enigma Napoleon
Francis Joseph Charles Bonaparto,
or Napoleon ii, was the son Of Nap0-
leon !, the fruit Of marriage be-
tween that sovereign and Maria Lon
lisa Of Austria, and was from his
birth styled the King Of Rome.
When his father, the first Emperor,
was compelled to abdicate in 1914,
the King of Rome went with his
mother to Vienna, and was there ed
ucated by his grandfather. the EN-
perOr of Austria. His title was that
.0f the Duke of ReichStadt, and he
was carefully instructed, especially
in the military art. But he appears
to have inherited but little Of the
ability of his father; his constitution
was weak, and early symptoms Of
consumption untitled him for the
laborious duties Of a military career
On Napoleon's return from Elba. in
1915, an attempt was made to re-
move the young Duke Of Paris, but
frustrated by the Austrian authorI-
ties, He was made lieutenant-col-
onel in 1881, and commanded bat
talon of Hungarian infantry in the
garrison Of Vienna; but his death,
when lie was but twenty-One years
old, cut him off before he had reach
ed an age in which he might have
displayed any abilities he possessed.
During his lifetime he never assumed
the title of Napoleon II, inasmuch as
the ahdfcaticn Of his father in his
favor was never admitted by the
allies n,r was ever claimed by the
French Government. But in 1872.
when the resumption Of empire by
Louis Napoleon rendered some title
necessary, he was considered Napo,
leon II, and the new Emperor took
that Of Napoleon Ill. The latter ii
tie, however, having been recognized
by the several Governments Of Eu-
rope, the recognition of the former is
implied.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23
MOORE'S CARMINATIVE SYRUP,
For Cholera, Cholera mOrbus, Dyscntrry
Bloody FIux, and all Diseases Of
the Bowels.

WE do not purpose to cnre every disease tina
w the human family is heir to with our rem
edy, but simply say that those who are suffering
with any DISEASE OF THE BOWELS have bul
to give MOORE'S CARMINATIYE SYRUP trial
TO testify to its healing virtues.
Remember that when M0Ore's Carminative Sy.
rup is used in Diarrhda. Fiux Dysentery, or any oi
the piemonitOry syTntoms of cholera. or eject a
cure in the result OF an attack. YOUR MONEY is
PROMPTLY REFUNDED.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Prepared only by J. B. LINDSEY & co.
For sale by Mostly Il Richards. Druggists, Can
ton. Miss. Price 81 per bottle.
Aug 24Gm
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23
Decision Against the Civil Rights Bill.

NILglNGruN. Del. Nov. l.
In the Court Of General Session Of
Delaware, at Dover, Yesterday, in
the case OF the State vs.. Noses Rash,
it being proposed 10y the prosecuting
officer to present the evidence Of the
complainant. Samuel Dewey. q color
ed man. objection was made by the
counsel for the defense, that the laws
OF Delaware do not permit coiored
testimony where there are competent
Whi,es present. Chief Justice Gi,psa
ruled that the testimony be admitted,
because. he said, it has been custom
AIRY in his Court TO permit the prose
cutting witnesses 10 testify, even
though theS were cOlored, but he
gave. as his opinion from the bench,
upon a point which could as well he
settled now as at any other time, that
the Civil Rights bill OF Congress, SO
far as it assumed to regulate or con
troll the admission or rejection Of tes-
timony in this State, was imperative
and void. Judge Wooleu cOncurred
in the decision, and Judge Wales
diSSented. In the case of a decision
to this effect by the Court, an appeal
to the Court above would doubtless
be- sustained.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23

Tokeep from suffering, don'ttalk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23

Genius either discovers rev nate
rials Of nature, or combines the
knownwith novelty Taleri oranges,
cultivates, and pOllshes lht di>cOve.
ries of genius.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-23
LOUIS XVII,

who was spnnospd to have boan no;g.
onnd hv somo narsnn in thn TnmnIa
Of paris dn,ipG thn Frnnrh rnvnlr.
tion. and by others to have eSconrd
was thn son ofthn unfortunate Touis
XVI and Marie Antoinettp II was
only racnntlv thot = ronort u,,e ciro,,
latino in tLe nanars fiat grntlaman
of advanced ama had diad In March
in 81 pntorshTro Who r,. hnIinved
to bavn heen InIis WI To vos
tha third cLiId of Tonic ond Nro,;n
Antoinattn His frst titIn vas nnI,c
.nf Torr;andr and ba hocono dan.
nbin hr tba dratL of Lis oIior brotL-
or Touis Josnnb Juua1 I-so NJ.
u,os o,reFi,IIv o1rc,toI u,Jnr tno
Srnor,,isior Of b,s r,tbor .,J o4 ~
nnthroal, oftba roboIlior ,ras = Loor
tifrI hvalv and Intelligent CbiIJ hnt
,omorkohIv imnationf and unman.
arrohIn He was imu,isonad in tha
Temnln with thr rest of tbe rovaI
family Ano,St n ZOO Aftnr ihn
nf his r,tb,r J,nu,r,- ~
15o3 me- was nrocIaimaL Kin" nv his
nncIr fine ,,onpt of Pr,Ienre who
was then a refrnon IN Cr,,non'. anI
was rrrocnized kim bv most Of The
conrts o1 Fnrnne nv fbn y.udcan
chief, and nv the inSur"cn,s m tha
sontb If France Tbrse demnnstra-
tions tooethar with srvn,,,I unsur.
rnssf,l attnmnts bv tba rnyaIists to
rescue him from nri,on i,ritofed and
alarmed tha raInlrtiorar,. rnvrr,,.
mrnt and ON Jnlv 3 af Ia o,riork at
night. the boy was forcib1v taken
from his motbcr' sarns ami frSrtir
with terror was carried scraamim~
to another mart of thn nrison Unre
he was co,sioped to tbn corc of a
shoemaI,rr nama1 knto;na SimoY :,
violent Jarobin of ronnh mannors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-25
Fire Alarm Telegraph Stations.

Fire Alarm telegraph Stations.
AttAe suggestion Of many Of Our readers,
who do not understand the signal numbers in
the striking Of the bells to designate the local.
ties of fires, we publish the following list of
the numbers and localities Of the boxes In this
city: 'fra
SD street east and L street south. gr.,
3-Sth street east and Virginia avenue.
4-llth street east and Pennsylvania avenue.
18th street east and 4 street south.
18th street east and South CaroIina avenue
s-sth street east and Il street north north.
l2-2d street east and street north.
ii-Sso:;, sEasins ISgss, espl!oi H iife''
13-2d street west and street south.
17-4A and street south.
11s-llth a, street w west and MARYLAND avenue.
21-C street street. porth and New Jersey ave., (R. B.
as-cit PeR&s sIi,
24-No. j. Hook and Lad der House. Mass. ave.
25-4th street west and New York avenue
3s6-Poice Station, 9TH and Boundary streets.
2s-1oth street west and Fl street north.
s99-Ith street west and street north.
sa-ss sni,s Of Washington: Louisiana avenue
sG-i2th street west west and and street ' north
3s-No. 2 Engine.House, d st. north and 18th st.
s2Ssats DEPARTMENT, 18th st. west and sst. north.
4I-Wllards Hotel.
42-Riggs' Bank, 18th ct. west and N. Y. avenue.
43-l5th street west and street north.
45-l9th street west and II street north. s..
46-21st street west and Pennsylvania avenue.
41-161a street west and III street north
4s-?0h street west and M street north
49-Police Station, Goth ST. west and X st. north.
s1-l6th street west and G street north.
52-g3d street west and L street north.
53-Smithsonian Institution IL IN. .-. -
!4-lSth street west and street north. r.fr
56-Arsenal gate. s-s
57-Navy-Yard gate.
5s-l1th street west and street north -.
59-6th street west and N street south. ="
61-Adams' Express Office, Pennsylvania avenue.
62-Goyernment Printing Office, street.
63-7th street west and street north.
64-eth street west and street south.
65-I4th street west and street south.
Gu. s. Observatory. }i.- .1rs,..- .-E. :
6s-Sth st. west and X ct. north. (residence OF Su
perintendent of Police.)
71-Police Station, First st. west and st. north.
I2-Police Station, High street. Georgetown.