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A German writer says a young girl is
fishing-rod, her eyes are the hook, her
smile the bait, the lover the gudgeon, and
marriage the batter in which he is fried,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ABSALOM KIT.

2. ]. NEIGER,
Druggist East Tusearawas street, Canton, Ohio.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


REsoLurION COUNCIL No. :, o. L. A. NJ, meets eve
ry Thursday evening at ~ o'clock, in Danna-
miller's new block. -
r. II. ANDERsoS, r. :. jan26yl
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HIRAM THURSTON,

STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
A. McGregor SON, Publishers, and Plain and
Fancy Job Printers, Empire Block, Canton, Ohio
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The New York House.

TTNHIS House, right west ol the Depot, has bees
i thoroughly renovated and fixed up in good
style and the undersigned is ready at all hours to
receive guests and treat them properly. My Sa-
loon Is supplied with Beer and Wines Of the best
brands. Genuine French Wine always on hand.
Call aad see me TIL. FELTER.
Canton, Feb. -, lS5OmG
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AssIgnee,s Sale.

ON Saturday, March 9TH, 1870, in pursuance of
" an order Of the Probate Court OF Stark eoun-
", VIII sell the goods and chattles of AbsalOm
~ occupied by said Spohnhour as "a Grocery.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. Terms
cash. HENRY :. MARTIN,
feb9wi Assignee of AhsalOm Spohnhour.
The above ssfc-is postponed till SATURDAY,
March 18th, 1870 IL. 5. MARTIN, Assignee.
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The so-called Union League in Raleigh,
North Carolina, is clad in the habiliments
of mourning. Two of its members have
lust been hung for crimes committed
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ on the 2sth day Of February, 1870, fleda pc
ttion in the City Council of the city of Canton, o.
praying for the vacation OF so much of an alley
between lots humber ten QO) and eleven Ql) in
Noungs addition TO the city Of Canton and the
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway,
said lots lying north of East Tuscarawas street.
In said city. GEORGE GIBBS,
l.. p. WIKIDAL.
m0r2wG WILLIAM GIBBS.
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A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANTED, SIS
the celebrated and original common Sense Fami-
ly Sewing Machine, improved and perfectedi 1t
will hem fell, stitch, tuck, bind braid and en-
broider in a most superior manner. Price only
SIS For simplicity and durability, 1t has no rival
DO not buy from parties selling machines under
the same name as ours, unless having aCcrtiheate
of Agency signed by Us, sas they are worthless
Cast Iron Machines
H. CRAWFORD Co,
2l-6mos 4l3 Chestnut s., Philadelphia, Pa
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i G WILLIARD.

County surveyor-oface in the County Recorders
oitice. in the Wfkidal Building, where he can DC
found when in tho city; II not, any business
wanted can be LEFT with Jacob kaplinger, ESQ.,
County Recorder who will give due notice 20 me-
The law authorizes the County Surveyor 70 take
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of any instrument Of writ
ing; he will therefore write and acknowledge
Agreements, Mortgages, Deeds, &c, at lair prices
and upOn the shortest notice
Canton. January IS, 1S6S.
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Washing Wanted.

A RESPECTABLE woman desires Family
"a Washing to do at her own home Please
leave address at the DEMOCRAT office. mar2-3t
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Fresh Garden, Flower,
Fruit, Herb, Tree, Shrub
and Evergreen Seeds, with
directions for culture,
prepaid by mail. The
most complete and judi
ciOus assortment i'm the
country. agents wanted.
s5 Sorts OF either for SIoO; pIepald by mail
Also Small Fruits, Plants Bulbs, all the new Po-
tatoes &c- prepaid by mail. lbs Early Rose
Potato prepaid, for 81 90. Conoyer's Colossal As
paragus 500 per 100; SIS per 1908 prepaid. New
hardy fragrant evcrbloOming Japan HoneysuctIle'
90 cents each, prepaid. True Cape Cod Cranberry
f1r upland or lowand culture, 81 GO per 100, pre-
paid, with directions. Priced Catalogue TO any
address, gratis also trade list Seeds on COM
mission b. VI. WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries
lishad in 1872 dccl5n4
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OTTO WTNTERHALTER.

Practical Matchmaker and Jeweler, and Dealer in
Watches; Clocks, Jcwelry and silverware re-
pairing neatly done, on short nOtice-No 2 Eagle
Block, Canton, Ohio. ienS O'A
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PITTBURGH, CANTON & CHICAGO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
TTNHE undersigned hereby give notice that books
will be opened for receiving subscriptions 70 the
capital stock of the Pittsburgh, Cunton Chicago
Railway Company, at the Savings Deposit Bank,
Canton, Ohio, on Saturday, April 2d, ls70 az one
o'clock p. NJ. {. AULTMAN,
L ID. TYLER ISAAC HARTER.
GEORGE COOK. LOUIS SCH-EFER,
mar-2t Incorporators'
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Dealer In American and Foreign Watches, Clocks
silverwaro and Fancy Goods-Northwest corner
OF Public Square, Canton, Ohio. Repairing neat
w. expeditiously and satisfactorily done.
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FOR RENT.

UNuE WASHINGTON HOUSE, corner OF Tenth
l. and Cherry, near the Depot Enquire on the
premises Of HENRY BECKER.
feh42tC
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M H PHILLIPs. N. D.

Physician and Surgeon-Ofice and residence on
Nest Tuscarawas street. next door TO Lutheran
Chnrch An curable acute and chronic diseases
treated Prompt attention TO professional calls
iunel6lys
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CtTRANGE, But TRUE.-Every young lady an
- gentleman in the United States can hear some
thing very much TO their advantage, by return
mail without charge) by addressing the under
signed Those having fears Of being humbugged,
NAV ohlige by not noticing this card. All others
will please addr 2 5 their obedient servant,
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway New York.
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Words of wisdom

FOR YOUNG MEN,
ON the ruling passing in youth and Early Man,
~ hood, with SELF-HELP for the Errtng and
unfortunate Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
OF charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, Philadelphia Pa
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IOsFPH CREYOIsIE. Jr,.

Notary Public-Office northeast corner OF Public
square, Canton, Ohio. He will attend TO drawing
deeds, mortgages, powers Of attorney, &C, In ad-
dition to the English, he also speaks the German
and French languages; he will also procure
passports for persons Wishing 70 go to Europe.
sI-l
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nEuBLE 4 BROTHER,
]. A. MEYER.

Dealers in watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware'
&c east side of Public Square, Canton Ohlo'
Repairing done on short notice.
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&c. Bartlett, NJ. D..
T,bvsiei.n and surgeon-Office corner East Tusca-
rawas and Walnut streets, Winterhalter's cor
nEr, Canton, Ohio. mayo S'u
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Congressional.
CONGRESS.

The Admission of GeOrgia-Debate in
the House OF Representatives-Bu
Ter and TYRANNY
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EDWIN SMITH.

CndertaKers-Netallic and all kinds Of Collins al
ways hand. Two Hearses always in readt-
ncss-East Tuscarawas street, Canton Ohio.
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Photographer, &c-Partieular attention given to
copying and enlarging pictures. Oval Frames
and Albums constantly ON hand. Rooms in
Mathews's Block, South Market street. Canton,
Ohio. iunel3'66tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

Apretty strong sentime Mt seems to be deyelop-
ing lstterly in favor of a western man for the
COmmissiOnership of Internal Revenue,-pot
entirely on geographical grounds, as might AZ
first be supposed, but on the ground that tina.
section Of the country pays the largest proper
ton Of the taxes raised under the internal reye.
nue. laws, and that il is only Just and fair that
the head of the Office should fully understand
the resources and interests from which the bulk
OF the income is to be derived. In support of
this theory, which they claim to be sound and
worthy the attention of the Executive, those
favoring q western man for the place show that
OF the estimated receipts for the fiscal year end.
ing june 80, 1872, the western States are ex-
pected to raise s5 ,6iI 3T3 IS as against $50 DOL
135 80 to be raised by the eastern and middle
States, or against $50 800 66i.l9 to be produced
by them and the southern States added together
In other words that the western States and terri
tories yield sS ,sl6, SO more revenue than ALI
the country besides. 1t is held, furthermore
that a. the western and southern States are
agricultural and producing communities their
wants and interests are Identical aud that a
true statement of the revenue account vouId
show So, 216, 299-59 in favor OF a western or
southwestern man to $50, eOI, s35.S5 in favor of
one from the eastern or middle States.
In addition to these reasons. those urging
them argue tnat Inere Il a grave lmpr0priety
in selecting both the officer who collects and the
officer who disburses the public revenues from
the same quarter of the country, inasmuch a.
the inevitable. though of course unintentional,
effect of that arrangement is to identify the
financial policy OF the government with, and in
some degree subordinate il to, the interests and
influences which govern in the eastern centres
of capital, while those of the wealth producing
portions of the country are practically over
looked, or at best but imperfectly understood.
AS a rule, considerations based upon peo-
graphical divisions or State lines should hav.
little or no weight in determining selections for
Official positions, but 1t cannot be questioned
that they do enter into the account. and tina.
other things being equal. it is both expedient
and proper that all the varied interests of the
country should be represented as nearly as NAV
be in its government. Beside, the reasons pre-
scented in this case do not rest merely on geo
graphical considerations. They rise, rather. tn
the dignity OF recognized principles or political
economy; and, whether one agrees with them
or not, 1t must be admitted that they are not
without considerable force. Whether thew will
have the desired effect with the appointing
power remains to be seen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

FIRE ALL ALONG THE LINE.-The Patriot
opens W its batteries this morning, in ODE
dience to the popular will, and calls upon thu
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany to pave its portion of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Is other parties are required to do. Tbi.
places the whole press of Washington on the
side Of the people, as it should be, and leaves
that corporation Withhold an advocate EXCEPT in
paid writer's who procure their communication,
TO be published rs advertisements, but whose
support seems TO do 1t more harm than good.
Powerful as monopolies usually are. BY reason
Of the effort, capital and influence they are ab,s
to combine and concentrate, and particularly
strong as this one is on account of the rich fran
chise II holds free of assessment, it will NOT
prove powerful enough to resis. the unanimous
voice Of the press. backed up Is it Is by the nm
divided demand Of the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

JOHN Bull AND BROTHER JoNArHAy.-If
We are TO believe Mr. Hiram Fuller, the London
correspondent Of the New York World. John
Bull is in a great panic over the belief tn a.
President Grant has put in a peremptory de-
mand for the settlement of the Alabama claims
indicative Of q good understanding entered into
between the United States and Russia. II ia
probable, If there was any such idea anoat n
London, it originated, in in some way, through
the recall Of Mr. Motley. The supposition that
this country has formed an alliance, offensive
or defensive, with Russia is, Of course, utterly
absurd; though We have a common cause with
Russia on one point, that of making the OAR
denelles free highway. Nevertheless, no
body this side of the water will be much sorrv
to see John Bull in panic over the idea that
the Alabama claims may be forced upon him for
settlement at most inconvenisnt moment
Conscience makes towards OF Us ALL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19
rHr Sc Is eompeII q OH 10 rut ON a

THE STAB II compel; q today to put on
Gouble sheet, to give some relief to the growing
pressure on its columns. Oar subscribers have
had some reason to complain of the manner in
which The advertising has continued to trench
uTOn the reading matter until it has gradually
usUrTed large proportion Ct the paper. The
uSe OF double sheet. from time to time. seems
20 be the most feasible way of administering
equal justice to both readers AMI advertiser, and
We shall try how it will work, for same weeks at
least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

SRSAToR TRUMBULL's PosIrIoS.-The Chi
Caso Pos published at the home of Senator
ITumbull, doubtless gives . true explanation
of his post on when it says
senator Trumbull il certainly In favor of
revCnue reform in the manner OF conducting
TIE civil service. These efor ms, and othe-s OF
which he spoke, lie would cany out within the
republican party. He would not sn LANCER IN ,ir
chsnces Of success by putting tie gavsrr m mt
iT'o the hands of the democratic partV. yhfcb
has never reformed anything
Such IL the position OF the Senator from, MI
ois At the proper time he will make known
hls views at length, and they will, we have no
Couht whatever, command the approval of the
rtputlican party, and of intell gent, candid
and atriotic men of all parties"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

SECRETARY FISH ON THE SITUATION AT
HOME AND ABRoAD.-The views Of Secretary
Fish, given elsewhere, on various subjects of
importance, will be read with great interest.
His ideas are those Of q practical, clear-headed
American statesman, and viii be fully endorsed
by the American people.
In regard to homo affairs, IL viii be seen
that he comes to the sensible conclusion tha
the people viii not be misled BY buncombe cries
or reform, when they see that strict economy
and an honestly successful endeavor to reduce
our debt, to relieve them from taxation, and to
foster the development Of our great resources.
constitute the whole aim Of the sdministr ali on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

The Chicago Republican, an independent re
publican paper Published at the home OF what
Is called the "revenue reform" movement
scouts the idea that it is necessary to form new
party to carry out the reform idea. The paper
says:
Inere can be but two parties in this country;
and the attempt to manufacture one out az tbe
revenue reform cry will be q disastrous failure
Let the republican party be reformed. and il
will answer al good purposes"
The Republican, Ii will be remembered, sup
ported FarweI for Congress, who was elected
BY large majority over John Wentworth, the
1ribune's candidate, and therefore the forme,
paper can very justly claim to be a better err
ponent Of republican opinion in Illinois then IN.
Trbrne. the inventor OF the new party.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

Tie Rsp"b''ea. is pegging away actively at
the projected driving carnival on the Avenue
when the new pavement is laid. 1t is q good
lies, ami must be carried out. Go ahead neigh
Dor, and trot out the teams. and we will do our
best meantime to 'coerce" the stngy railroad
company into paving its tracks so that the car
niyal may be 8 success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

In the Baltimore City Council last evening
Ietition was received from the Judges and
Clerks OF the several Courts of Baltimore city
asking that the streets surrounding the different
Courts may be paved with wood pavement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

The Wall street markets were all in n state Of
feverish excitement yesterday and the fuctua-
uonswere more violent than for some time past.
In she Gold room the dealings we're very large
and attended with much excitement. This was
caused by cable telegr ans from Europe which
reported lower prices for bonds, and an uneasy
feeling in financial circles there. On the Stock
Exchange the pressure to sell increased and at
times stocks were sold with great freedom. This
finally resulted in q decline in the active shares
average. The day closed up With some abate-
ment In the excitement, and q steadier feeling.
although Wall street spectators generally are
very much mixed in regard to the future.
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The 4arkess To-Day
Tde9rdpAed ExciNsively to he Eveusao Skas.

dIi &c; i5,s some ask higher: no middIines here
flour flour hn,ghsr and IN good demand-Howsrd street
City Mile super 95aS6I5;extra Sc 25aS Is family
3s2s9s: western super, sta!ssS5.25; extra,
Maryland amber, SI7OaS 80: good TO prime, ri .tsa
y 65common to fair l5a 40 Ohio ADD Indiana.
low bite is quoied at s3aoa Oats higher at 5Osss
Provisions unchanged. Whisky firmer at % .9I
BALTIMORE, Nov. l9-Virzinia fxes, old t9,, bid
asked. ~ 1870
EEw YoRk Nov 19.-ssocks stronger Money Sac
Sold, Rr ELchange, long, 81 short, lOi. 5-2os
TO-, coupon. IA. Virginia SIS, ex COUPON g.: DO
new D. North Oaroiinas. old. Is; do. new, rs
NEW YORK. Nov l9.-flour 5al0c. better. Wheat
lac better. Corn frmer but quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

TIE TEACHERS NOT PAIp-waY?-The
teachers OF the public schools are now In their
third month without pay, In consequence of the
failure Of the Councils to pass the school appro-
priation bill. The bill in fact has not even
been reported In either branch We hear. This
70 pretty hard on the teachers. When there is
law to pay them there Is no money, and when
there u money there 10 no Law. Pretty rough.
Hurry up the bill Messrs. Councilmen, and see
to it that the city 10 not disgraced BIZ having its
unpaid teachers running around TO tie brokers
getting their bills shaved At ruinous disconn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

Inc Crispin societies Of Massachusetts,, ut a
recent meeting In Boston, perfected Q State
orssnihAnon' and decided that hereafter there
snail DC no more strikes in the society, and that
the society snail De changed into Q cooperative
one. Twas also decided to ask the legislature
to Aid them, taking the ground that the pr,n,,-
pie involved Is the same - that approved in IN !.
aid voted 10 certain railroads. The Crispins An
Massachusetts, number about twenty -rye thous-
and.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

S LEARN 0BBMAH.-A special course Of in.
Struction IN German viii Be eonlsenced q the
on OCT0BiR ., mo. 81 B. L. sELKI. teacher Of
Se,%sn N the public schools Terms for the course
the college, Corner 7th and streets, and ct the
residence q ths teeshse, 6lS Eth street. between
2Prtvste claDes In German and French can b
lornsd g he teochsrb rssidsuce, e moderato
tssess pa1-y
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SOLD ALL The PRINCIPAL HOTELS
RESTAURANTS. GROCERIES AND DRUG
STORES IN THE DISTRICT or COL UM-
BIA. JOHN @. WILSON. Agent.
Room No. Colonization Building, cornse Al
.,r.., and Pam .,.o.. ocssH
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR ErNr-a finely FURNISHED HOUSE,
With ~ toe nlotern I'm pros e-=-a's on e;h street
isr. i.fiM Tss citEIss hSeS1s-p.
ard n Al Estate Brokers ocz--a
E'tR REsr-Th. vide, rcoray HUTsE, 4.7 Ps
sssrs soS for osess h.a Win the ssoys o or sep
aratey, the STORE. front g llsr. and vrreroon %
Tr.nef lay % AID noaa a S Be.;or. SssIS at sai
Indizna avenue. ocs
FOB RENT.Comfertsely furnished PARIOR
Improvement. and in : beautiful siin.;.ou: sSu;s
trOn. II the First wsra; corner s';h and s,rssss
EOR RKNT-severaI pleasant ROOMS, 1unfrr
II nishsd. with or without BOARD. Apply az No
2e2e North st., second noor. oc;s-lm|
LOB sALE-LsT southwest corner 18th and NJ.
-Four story Brick Ilyeliirs, with brick stsbla on
sHG ay u As -. I'd st 9th .
EOR RENT-HoysE, twelve rooms; gas, water,
:e,s + T. Of si 4 4 WAFFLE coIssr
NJ W. COX. Real ESfafe and Gere-aT AEssf.
w No; als 9Th street, has on hand large nun
Der Der e HOUSES and Lots: also: q number Of
ALEC, . 6rst-class HOT SK, Furnished. Oci,
FOE BENT = In G.orsesoyn. two delshtful
Apply At Star once. ocl0t
FOB SALE Oh RENT..IogR nnW VRAMK,
y two-story, six room, DWELLINGS, corner OF
and Sd streets N. W. Possession lst October. In.
auire Of II MARSH, 6Sa st NV. se2s.
FOR sALH-Thst splsndia PROPERTY OH 4
corner aud 18th streets. 2s5. xksl4 feet. i'm
addition. fine location for business or residence.
"A! FARM AR Of aos ACES on he conduit r2,ai7
ING and OUT HOUSES. Will be sold or exchanged
FOR sALE-A fine HOUSE ana STORE. IN
Pennsyv ania avenue. between 18th and 18th streets
Two STORES and DWELLIN0S, on 4 street be
tween 10Th and 0th.
A handsome PROPERTY. ct corner 3sd and N
streets, with u rooms and large sr9uuds
ocs sIl 7th st.. opposits Post once
LOB RENT-A BRICK HOUSE With eight room
Sstsr snd gas ;u.' rsss ST
sTEWARTy Sash, Door, and Blind Depot corner
7th street and canal. sel4-sotf
LOB SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
5000 AUBRs OF LAND In Macon county, N.
SO 900 acres IN Cherokee county. h. O., al fne
grazing lands, and covered with choice timber;
Rerior fruit climate. especially the apple. Alse.
$1,000 acres In shannon and Beynolds counties.
Oregon. Will exchange for city property, or part
q. 81 SwRTLAND, Federal Block,
mhll-n corner Of 7th and streets
EOR RENT-A nne OOUHTkY sRAT, in 10
l. view OF the city, surrounded With treos, orch
ard, graDes, &c. Rent reasenasle.
.,. HALL Ross d s::I hs s ssa irc st1s
FOB RENT-si! ane OIllO1 BOOns in the
Il Shepherd Building. ses fsana svaae, so1th
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BOARDING.

FIRST GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasenable
terms at 1901, cor. Pennsylvan avenue and I9th
street. Good location and accessible mh23-Iy
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WOOD AND COAL.

WINES AAD LIQUORA
FINEST QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICES.
IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE,
DBY VERZEEAT-CARTE BLANCHE
From the old house Of Bouche, Fls Co., MaruuiI-
q. old prices with the seditonal cost Of freight al
ded only, on account Of the war.
SUPERIOR OLD WHISTLES.
Celebrated brands from celebrated distiIlers
OLD PBABR0kE, OLD BAKER, MOUNTAIN
o,npococo DEW
AT Low PkICEs
OF GUARANTEED PURITY.
CALIFORNIA AND CATAwBA BRANDIKs
CALIFORNIA WINES, in variety.
SCOTCH AND IRIsH WHIsKIEs.
JAAAlCA, 81. CR0IX, AND MEBFORD BUNS.
eHEkBIBS. PORTS, AND MADEIRAs,
from low 30 high grades.
BCR0UEDY, CLARHf AND RHIND WINES
IHOAA9 RU00ELL.
Sscoessr 90 r. e. Dper o..
noe 1913 PRHHsYLvAHIA AvEEUE.