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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING THE
TWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND FOURTH

Proposals will be received at the Mayors oaco,
City Hall, until 70 O'Clock m. on SATURDAY, the
4th day Of April next, for grading and paying 7
street north, from New Jersey avenue to Fourth
street, with stone similar to that used In street
north tho stone to be not eight or loss than hye
inches In diameter and sew Inches In depth, TO be
laid on II bed Of gravel not less than eight inches
deep covered with at least -FOUR nohes Of sharp sand
before paving. and TO be wen rtnited three times
with a ninety pound rammOr, and well watered be-
fore the last rammlpg the surplus earth to BIO Do.
Ward Comnisso may direct, and tho contractor
will DO required to leave a surface Of two hundred
feet In ongh for the full width OF the street exposed
for tho purpose OF inspection, which will be well
puddied by the Ward Commissioner, without ex-
pense to the contractor, before graveling
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and lay
ing gutter stone not less than three feet In length
and Twelve Inches In width, replacing or roaying
such dag foOtways across or In limo OF said part OF
said street as the Ward Commissioner may direct.
FAgging to be not less than sixteen inches In width,
four Inches thick aud In Pieces not less than four
feet long. closely ointsd Ths M3rf g. BE- d99e 70
missoners and to be paid for by assessment on the
property bordering thereon, All old materials TO be
e property Of the Corporation, aud TO be deposited
In such locality as the Ward Commissioner may
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for grading,
per square yard for paving, inelullhg gravel and
sand required. and per square foot Tor nAggng and
gutter Stone and square foot Tor reiaying old nag
10 BIDS will be received from other than practical
PAYERS and III right Is FoRsYsp5e e''
mha,ti supt, and Inspector, DC.
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SERIOUS AcoIpEST.-ycstcrds morning while
Mr.. Godfrey Beck was passing the paper ware
house OF Mr.. Edward Shaw, on Water street, a
felI from lie second Story window, striking him
on the head, knocking him senseless. Mr.. Beck
had his breast bone dislochted and one OF his
yeyed 70 his residence, on Congress street, and
Dr.. Williams was called In and rendered all pos.
siblc medical aid Dr. Williams IL not atle at
present TO state to what extent he tMr. Beck is
Injured
MONEY qoSE-Ycsterday IL was rumored
Of Fourth and Market streets, the day previous
sent her cousin, man, TO the bank with ttoo,
with instructions to got It's equivalent In gold,
Europe, to assist her sister in reaching this
country; that the cousin took the money, but has
not been heard OF since, and that he LEFT his wife
with Mrs. McGraw.
ARRIVAL OF THE JOHN GIBsoS.-The steam
ship John Gibson, Capt. Winters, OF the mcr.
High street, yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The weather was heavy during most OF her pas
sage from New York. She has a heavy cargo,
and We notice quite large consignment to 5. T.
Savage, hardware dealer, on Pennsyivania ave.
can procure their freight this morning
NEW BoiLxR.-The work of placing a new
boiler In the tugboat Governor Curtin has been
completed by Messrs. Gray 4 Noyes. She was
ington, to Davidson's wharf In this city yester-
day afternoon. She will be ready for the spring
trade as soon as the boiler has been inspected by
the Government inspector.
AnRIvEp.-The steamer New York, Captain
Jones, has arrived from Philadelphia with
large and valuable cargo.
Tug CANAL.-It is announced that the water
will be let into the canal on Saturday. Water
has been let In upon fourteen miles OF the dvis
Ion above the Georgetown division.
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The FIsuERIEs.-Fishtown has Its spec lato fs
In fish as well as packers Of the same The latter
have not yet gone to work, the supply of fish
being no more than was needed for immediate
consumption; the spectators, however, have
rushed 10, and from the high prices paid and the
ANAL ones obtained, wished that they had not
done so. The fishermen are now catching shad
In gill nets opposite the city point. Several
hundred shad were received here on Tuesday
from down the river.
OvERDoARD-We understand that Mr.. Jas. L.
Mciraw fell into the Potomac river yesterday,
at 8 o'clock, in attempting to step OF The end OF
Fishtown wharf on to n schooner. He fell be-
tween the wharf and the schooner and got thor
oushly wet. After being nearly drowned, he was
rescued from his perilous position with dislo-
GATED ANGLE.
CHARIry.-The expenses OF the recent grand
masked ball given by the Eintract Association
being heavy, absorbed most Of the receipts. On
asceTtaining this fact, the association on Mon
day night directed 80 from Its own treasury to
he appropriated for the benefit of the poor OF the
city.
Tue MARKETs.-Thc Alexandria grain market
has been languid for several days past. Good
red wheat sold yesterday at "a. G5. Corn sold at
u IL for yellow, and o. ,o5Gtl,07 Il mixed, with
offerings of 5000 bushels. Rye, ,l.GT. White
beans, ss.759s $500. Blackeyed peas, $3.50.
ACcIDENT.-Schooncr q. q. Morris, of Phila-
delphia, had her bowsprit carried away and
other injuries inflicted on Saturday by collision
at Bluff Point, below this city, with the coal
schooner Joe Kinglcy, also from Philadelphia.
READISG.-The Chritmss Carol was read last
night, with fine effect, by Mr.. Henry Scharf, the
elocutionist, at the Assembly Rooms, for the
benefit of the Alexandria Christian Association.
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GARDEN SEEDS
e6A "a Nsrk AIR P4SyhTTG THE
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH sTREETS WEST.

pRoPoSALS F2R GRADING R AMR F4ShRETHH THE nts
l. TWEEN MEENSFFhiFTTnn AND sI&TiI sTgEETs WEST,
Proposals will DO received at the Mhyor,s omce,
City Hall, until l2 o'clock m, on SATURDAY., tho
4th day OF April next, for grading and PAYING The
cnrriageway Of / street north, between FUN ana
Sixth streets west with stone similar 10 that used IN
street north the stone to be not over eight or less
than Ave inches In diameter, aud seven inches "a
Depth to be laid bed OF gravel not less thaa eight
sshes deep covered with four inches Of sharp
ssn before paving. and 70 BE- well rslnhea WIN
ast a aiming the surplus earth to b. dSposlted In
snc ac, streets or places as Tue WARD Com-
ssa,anes nay direct. and the contractor VIII be re-,
ina ~ lsar surface Of two hundred fest IN length
t mn Sid u OF the street exposed for inspection.
Wncn vii witb W. OK sense to the contractor
iasr. w also es innate for furnishing aud laying
sutsr nIons not loss than three feet IN length apd
ffwsYe inehe, la width Tho work TO DO done y the
entire satisfaction q both Ward ana an tbc
properly bordering hSrS0p GSxTeyaed Tor by act q
Congress Of February ~ ieoo ,v,,. % ,ho rorno,a-
All old materials 10 be the properly ~ Tue Sorp2ia
oa, and to be deposted In such locality as the ward
Commissioner may direct, ,.., ,,r ,,r.a,u,,
bidders will state price pcr cubic yath ior graqing
per square yard for paving including Wy sfaNeiaha
sa nd required, aud per foot for gutter Hpne'
No bid will be received from others tnan ptneueai
PAYERS. and fe right Is exprsss sY Y fsoe'
any or all bids. ,,. WA naStan
mh26td SUPP anu ih'Pes''s NJ
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ALEXANDRIA, MATTERS.

To OUR SuBscRIBXRs IN ALESASDRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, is our author.
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, in
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day Of February.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

CLOTHING AT REDUCED RATES. straus.
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
aud Eleventh Streets offers his large aud we'll selected
stock Of Men and Boys Clothing and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, for the next thirty days. without
regard to cost He also offers disco Int Of ten per
cent on all purchases amounting to ~ or more. Now
is tho time to make your purchases at an immense
saving.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

SI.15 for French whalebone Corsetsi . cents for
Corset steels Also, Hoop-skifts, Shoulder Braces,
and Corsets Of alLstyes altered and made to order.
and ht warranted. at Charles Baun's, 70 Louisiana
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

No WONDER so many worthless medicines are adyor.
tsed for the OF various diseases, and when tried
"found wanting. that the Invalid loses all faith in
specifics wo have yo to learn, however, Of the first
failure Of IVistars Baisam Of Vid Cherry, to cure
coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26
LOCAL ITEM s.

TuE housewife bliss on pantaloons at Hennlng's
Ono Price Clothing Store, No. bl Seventh street. bo-
tween D and T.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

ORpERs for the -NApioxAL REPuBLI An In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores OF
Messrs T. NJ. X. Mills Co., tlate crandell's) l2s
Bridge street, or at Mcssrs. @. 7. Getty Il Co.'s,
100 Bridge street, where copies OF the REPuBLi-
CAN may be obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

PosTroSEMEYT.-The choir OF the NJ street
NJ E. church have postponed their concert for
the benefit OF the Mission School until Tuesday,
April It'll.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

SALE or REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Cooper h
Latimer, auctionecrs, have sold part OF lot No.
s, in square 1856, on the southwest corner OF SIX
Der souare foot,
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Medical.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

This Is to inform my friends aud the public In gvn-
eral that have resumed
OFFICE PRACTICE.
ONCE In the rear of my Drug Store, corner Seventh
and NJ streets
Medical advice to INDECENT persons gratis,
mhlS-lm l.. n, TAYLOR, NJ. D.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

PASSED THRouGu-About nifty German emf.
Bremen in the steamship Baltimore, passed
through the city en- route for the South, via the
Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad on TAos-
day evening,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

PERsosAL-The Rev. DIR. Gurley, OF the Pres
byterian Church OF this city, 10 now In Rich
mond on a visit to his son-in-law's family.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

Tur Seventh Ward Anti.Radical Club coult
not raise a quorum last night.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

Colonel SCHOOL PROPERTY IN THE DIsTRIcr
OF CoLUMBIA,-In the Senate yesterday Mr.,
henderson reported back from the District Com
mittee, with amendments, the bill to exempt
property held and used for colored schools In the
district OF Columbia from local taxation.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

ILI-Capt. n. T.. Reed who has been III for
about A week with an liberated throat, Is, we
are pleased to learn, recovering, and may be ex-
pectcd son deck" In a few days. go
iberia, at his residence, No. ISL Twenty-second
street We wish him q speedy recovery.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

FuNERAL-Yesterday, at . p. m, the funeral
Of the remains of Mr. George Il. Faleoner, whose
stber %As M RnpS s s sSens Sm as
Seventh street. The Rev. DR.. John q. Smith,
of the Fourth Presbyterian church, performed
Glenwood cemetery by Columbian Eneampment
and Beacon Lodge, No. 10, 90. Mr.. Henry
g. Stevens acting IS marshal OF the former, and
=. q. Chas. b. H. Oolledge of the latter. The
def eased was a member OF the Encampment and
N. q. OF the lodge.
lie departed this life at the age Of 81, leaving
young wife, with small child to mourn his
lo5s
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Amusements.
NATIoNAL THBATRB.

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MISC Wssnir MtTCWrIy'
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For six nirhts In rapid succession OF her Most Pop.
uIhI speeihties' oeahesh now De secured. NO extra
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FIRE-About halEpast six o'clock last even
20, Seventh and Z streets, by Officer Hopki MS, OF
the Sixth precinct. The fire originated In
shuck mattress, lying In n room In the 10 urth
office room OF Win. ID. Baldwin, ESQ.,, patent
solicitor, and was speedily extinsnished by
buckets Of water. Mr. Frazier, who has charge
of the rooms, Is always extremely careful In this
respect, and It cannot DO conceived how the IRE
was communicated with the bed, especially as
the room had been locked up for several hours.
On the way to the fire, the horses Of the Hook
Ali companies and police were prompt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

FEAST OF THE ANNUNoIATIoN.-Yest erday
the various Catholic churches Of this city cele-
brated, with solemn festiyiti es, the INCARNATION
of the Eternal Word, in the Annunoiation OF the
Angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary, the beginning
of the humiliations OF the Saviour OF me WoEi,u
and the great work OF mans redemption. The
festival In this diocese is holiday OF obligation
and the Church services are the same as on
Sunday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

pRIvATE CONSULTATION ROOMS
Ladies' recurring immediate treatmcnt. from what.
ever cause, should consult DR.. HENRY, Ms he cures
all IRREGULARITIES without fail.
DR.. HENRY IL skilful and confidential,
Twelfth, mhll-u
u RECEPTION ROOMS
iSJ Eleventh street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
LADIES desiring especial treatment will md him
the most skilful aud reliable physician In tho city
lRREGuLARirlEs.f from whatever cause. fully and
SKIN AND NERVOUS DISEASES speedily cured
PARLoRs sECLuslVE. Patients SEQ no ono but
the Doctor mhll'u
TYR. CURTIS, NJ. D.. =. II. c. s.. &c.
Author OF
MANHOOD"
EXPOSE OF QuACKs AND QUACKERY."
1.-THE USE OF THE MICROSCOPE IN CERTAIN
CASES OF DEBILITY" &c.
Has devoted many Yeas Of his extensive practice
tircly to the treatment and cure Of
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility aud abuses productive u so
many instances OF premature decay.
May DO consulted by letter or at his residence. No.
80 Y street, between Twentieth and Twenty first
treets. Washington, D. c.. from the hours Of 10 a m
or. m. nd from 70 2. N. iel7-dm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

DIED SuppENLY.-A well-known eolored man,
named Beazley, died suddenly on Tuesday night
in a shanty at the foot OF the Oyster wharf. Dur
ing that day he bet that he would drink a pint
and a half OF whisky without phasins him
He died, however, but whether from the effects
lover of thc 'tardcnt.n
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Mattresses.

DRIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT OLD
L DIR. DARBY IS, 100 Seventh street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall. Separate rooms for patients. sel2-u
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Nor so.-The item, we are l.. Pu1sftSSa a
In contemporary to the eifcc. nrn, I" rnnomo
provisions OF the section of the in crnH. .eronuo
law authorizing railroad compani, ~ 70 en n
additional fare In certain cases [said en- aPPiy
ing to the horse railroads of this city, ~ouu pd
Of non-efect on and after the LIST OF April, tnu
to be incorrect, the president of the Washii Son
and Georgetown railroad (avenue route) hay. "s
called upon the Commissioner Of Internal Re,
euue with regard to the matter and receiving In
formation that such law would continue In force
until notified or repealed by Congressional legis-
latlon,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

WATER ron THE TuInsrY.-As the warm
weather will soon be upon US would 1t not be
we'll that the proper authorities look to the
repair and putting In proper order the pumps OF
the cityl II would be also well that ladies' be
attached to the pumps now In use, and should
the acity fathersb deny this boon, 1t would not
be a bad idea for the temperance organizations
to raise fund for that purpose In order to ho
NhiD
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himself as WIN. II. Church, from
Cape Island New Jersey, called Il re residence,
mo 20T Pennsylvania avenueD of ..oh. ShhrIu ,
Haight, NJ. y. from New Jersey, ask. uB hssis.,,
ance to convey him home. Whether he gained
the aid requested or not we are not able 10 shy,
but one thing he did do was to take q ls.Vs
sacque with him. Yesterday morning Deteetive>
Coombs and Miller recovered the sacQue from a
pawnbroker's shop, but the rascal has not been
seen or heard from since.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

RI0HTs OF MARRIED WoMEN IN THE DISTRICT:
Tennessee, from the Committee on the District
of Columbia, reported, without amendment, the
bill introduced by Mr.. Harlan on the 10th Of De-
cember last, regulating tho rights of property Of
married women in tho District OF Columbia.
The bill was published In the NATIONAL REpun-
LICAN at the time II was presented.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-26

hCc!DENT.-on Monday evening, about 1850
o'clock, NJ Mrs NJ. Dengler, with a child In her
north, just in the rear of a car which was pass
Ing, wagon owned by Mr.. VIM. Munder, came
In an opposite direction, and not being able to
see It, the horses ran against her, knocking her
down. The wheels OF the wagon passed over
her legs between the ankles and knees. There
great pain. Mr.. Munder placed the sufferer in
his wagon, and conveyed her to her home, on
north,
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TRuNKs.-Stephens& 90, No.al0 Pennsylvania
avenue, have just received q large and superior
assortment OF trunks, among which may be par
ladies' Saratoga trunk, and the sole-leather
trunk, together with every variety Of satchels,
arc offered at the very lowest prices. Those
contemplating travelling should CO II and examine
stock at stephens & Co.
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oBsERvER-
Published rRI-wEEKLY By WI. NhA W

sussepop-r~svsn months: g; 4 ss.s s;ry a.s.Sis
vance fhs long estabshed lonsss psnsseos q CLOSING
s.r rsl1oss sonmanieaons .ss a, -: .ssorisins css
psoSn asSxo,sd 70 ths dsvsopmsnt o. ne tnsi a.
,srsu Of the STATE Of Florida ne h.ms1.s Iaubsr
80 Tbsr trsds growing up In iss vieAnsy, Nm s,SicsS<
~rcisi items which 70 he carS% n Psnsocsls
- = mort Advertseneno seue1ss@
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Tain s,or. IN. IAhs SO ssyoaa thu Pas-
,spesr Depot ct the head of Elyssn Fields street,
The Morse Oar viii leave the city st4 and the Lake
sr H., and cannot for the present. run beyond the oid
pepo~ O. PANDELY,
General Superintendent
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r 0sT-oR MIsLAID-AcAsH WARRANT DRAWN
by the for One thousand Dollars payable 20
the order and ndersed by Thomas Howard Esq Inc
above was from the desk OF the treasur
or An persons warned not TO trade for the above as
'upn'''e "A' O''A 'pp"'1 W S. MOUNT, Treasurer.
New Orleans September &c. 1868.
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The City Terminus nxed at the Head Of Lafayette sres
where within few yards Steamboat and Barge Land
ires and In the vicinity all the Warehouses and
western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of At lssAt ten
thousand barrels ...Hr I'D
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE - closely -
possible. the Trains will follows hating ct Canal
street At French Market Old Passenger Depot and ct
Claiborne street:
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RAILROADS.

NEW as SEEE sosTHExs TH HsSiKksoHb. An"
PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at s:sorn,
making connections With Trains for Vcksburg Merdan ans
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the Norh ana
hxccoMxopAT1oN TRAINS LEAVE on SUNDAYS
A H. going far Is Brookhayen Returning, iezve
Brookhavsn 81 $50 A I. MONDAYS, arriving In Ne~
Excursion Tickets are good Train Of Saturday Sun
day going ard Trains Of Sunday or Monday soutn
ali train arrives In New Orleans All 5OP.M
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY texeept sundays
%" 4 3 WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YON0E, General Freight Agent
..-.. ED. WARE, General Transportation Agsnt
DONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
This Road as now extended, viii be opened to the pub
lie on - go ..... ID r....
sunday. the 1ssh Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake. same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Children under Il years viii be charged TEN CENTS
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MANUEL NELSON va / yoHNS0N-SEcOND jus
TICE's COURT-No. o3l4.
nv VIRTUE OF . writ OF nerf facfas
% 70 me directed By the Honorable sh hey, see,nd
Irs,,re of the Peace for the Orleans viii proceed
pnhys saetsn. on SATURDAY. the Ah o. os.0,
Dorgenos and Broad Streets the rcno~fos a~ser or"-
perry SEnsToRY FRAME HOUSE, Il feet front By 2E
feet deep. 49,
" J. W. QUINN, Constable
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.

GEORGIA LOTTERY.
~ EORoIA STATE LOTTERH-
" -YoR xHH-
BxNEFTf OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HoAk
nuuuas>>>e~rv sna Com alton Glass SEQ
OCTOBER I, 1868. F.. -....
! Iw IS 8 u al IS 20 % 20 Sc 81 GEE
witness our Atsns. ga This LIST day Of oso-
's M.VD. coRPUT. }oo""'''''ns'''
The daily drawings Of the Georgia stss Lottery are pub
Hshed In the Memphis Appeal Augusta OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sayapp Al News and Herald Atlanta and other
Southern papers, fIes Of which, together with the onca
drsv Is received Atlanta be d the General
Office No. Is Commercial Place
Infcrmstiou furnshsd and prizes eashed By
DAVE O. JOaNsTON, Agent
Once No. is Commercial Place.