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r. II. Bell's Tonic Beer and Sarsaparilla
are in high favor with the lovers of cool
ing Summer drinks, and large quantities
are daily sold at the fruit and confectionery
shops in town.
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A fair trial will prove the Singer Sewing
Machine to be the best in the market.
II. G. REESE, Agent, Elkton, Md.
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Fruit Jars Fruit Jars Go to the Ne
Plus Ultra Store ard you will get suited.
WILSON.
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A Grand Hop will be given by the farm
ers and paper makers, on Saturday, July
Goth, 1871, in w. G. Carter's grove, near
Marley Mills, commencing at O'Clock M.
2w*] By order of COMMITTEE.
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Price 81 per Box. Six Boxes. as.

Sold at DR.. MIrcHELL's DRUG STORE, Elkton, Nd.
By sending 81 through the Elkton Post Office, can
have the Pills sent (condsntiay by mall to any part
of the country, free of postage.
Sold also by SMITH & PAINTER, Wilmington II. NJ.
BRlcKLEY, Chester, and by S. D. HOWE Proprietor,
Nov II, ls10-ly New York.
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A Supply or Good Blood.

The Sea-weed Tonic in CONJUNCTION with the Pills per
m-ates and assimate- with the food Chylica tiom i.
progressing without its previous torturrs. Diges
lion becomes painless. and tho is be hand
There is iltulcncc, no eHacerbatiun of the
stomach. An appetite sets in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever, yet given
by an inlnlgent Father to suffering man. Schrnck 1
Pulmonc Syrup comes in to perform its functions and
to hasten and complete the 1t upon
its work. Nature cannot be cheated. 1t collects and
rprus the impaired and diseased portions IF the lung
In tho form Of gatherings it prepares them for exprc
"ratioh and 10, i'll very short time the ri;dy is
pushed. the rotten throne it occupied is and
made new, and the patient in all the dignity If rcgant
rigor steps forth to enjoy the manhood womanlood
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Piles or HemOrrhOidS.
PILES OF ALL KINDS perfectly and permanently
CURED without pam, danger cduStcs Instruments 10y
VIM A. McCANDIJSS M n

No. 2001 ARCH STREET, PhIsdelphia.
Who refer you to 1900 cured in Phael-
pha alone. We desire TO to those afflicted there is
positively deception in the of these DISEASES, it
matters not how long how Sererelv you have been
afflicted, you We also Fstula Fissure
Proapsus. Structures and liberation Of the lower bowel
Come You that suffering, will not dcceirc you
We have patients from almost every State in the Union
and from Europe. Have treated these diseases for 20
years without a failure (april 20, 1S7l-ly
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Those who purchase the Bone Dust man.
ufactured by Thomas Warning, at Colora
i'll this county, have the opportunity of
satisfying themselves that they get what
they pay for, and not ground oyster shells,
plaster, or a large admixture of cheap ami
nal matter; but Pure Ground Bone, and
nothing else. A thorough inspection of
the mill and process of grinding, is invited.
Samples sent on application to above address
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CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.
BY. H. SCHENCK, NJ. d.

Many human being has passed away, for whose
death there other than the neglect Of
known and indisputably proven means Of cure Those
and dear to family and friends are sleeping the
drcamess slumber into which, had they calmly adopted
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(tOAI.

TOAL.-
" The Celebrated Bsltn,Ars Company Coal for Pam
lily Ue, % hald and or u q SCQIT BRO
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At the head of trade in Cecil county
J. P. RULEY, Brick Meeting House.
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Try the Magnolia sugar-cured HAMS
Sold by E. Brown & BRO.
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Pay as you go, and go to the HIVE
There's where paying pays.
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SOLID SILVER GOODS,
May 8, 1s71-m.

No House in Philadelphia Now York presents greater
variety from which to select all articles Of Table Ware
The Prices will always be as Low
First-Class Goods can be furnished as
A careful inspection of the Goods, and
rigid examination of Prices. is earn
estly invited.
All Solid Silver Ware will be sold as
low as TIFFANY & Co, and BALL,
BLACK & Co., of New York; BAILY &
Co., of Philadelphia, or any other
House, having any reputation for hon
esty and fair-dealing
rY EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE
GUARANTEED TO BE EXACTLY
as REPRESENTED.
Call and examine these Goods before
purchasing.
THOS. Y. de NORMANDIE,
300 Market Sire Wilmington, Del.
May Is. ls7o-IS
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You can get everything you want at
RULEY's.
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Mutual Ruildins Associatian-The boz

Mutual Building AssOciatien-The books
will be open for subscriptions to the second
series of Stock in the Mutual Building
Association of Elkton, till tho last Satur-
day evening in this month, Goth inst.
Those wishing a profitable and safe
investment, could not do better than sub
scribe for few shares. If they wish to
draw out at any time, they can do SO, and
receive six per cent interest on their money
invested. DIR. G. NJ. ELLIS,
w. II. EpER,
E. E. EWING,
Committee.
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and examine the vast and magnificent
assortment Of summer Clothing made
up from II choice stock Of materials.
purchased recently at prices much
below market value as special lar
gains, which mr.. Icing sold every day
in lars" amounts, at prices which
defy competition.
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DIR. JOSEPH H. SCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT

and avaei themselves of his wonderfully sficacious
medicines they would not have fallen.
Dr. Schenck has in his proved that wherever
sufficient vitality remains. that vitality by his medicines
and his direction, for their use is quckened into health
full yigor.
In this statement there is nothing presumptuous To
the faith of tho invalid is made Representation that
not thousand times substantated by living and visible
works The theory of the cure by Dr. Schenek's med
cines is simple as it is unfailing. Its philosophy
requires argument 1t sefassurng, sefconvncing
The Sea-weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the first
two weapons with which the citadel of the malady is
assacd Two-thirds Of the Of consumption oris-
nate in dyspepsia and functionally sordered
With this condition the bronchial tubes "sympathize
with the stomach. They respond to the morbc action
of the liver. Here then the eliminating suit
and the setting in with all its distressing symptoms Of
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Jail Birds.-Sheriff Denny has eleven
pets in the old cage, and the music they
make, when the flock gets in full chorus
these summer afternoons, would rival
small Camp Meeting. There will be less
singing when they move into the new
quarters that are rapidly fitting up for the
accommodation of this tribe of cookoos.
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CONSUMPTION.
"LEAyE NO STING BEHIND,

The Mandrake Pills composed Of of Nature q
noblest gftsthe Podophillum Peltatum They possess
all the understanding Alternative properties Of calome
but unlike calomel. they
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The work Of cure is beginning. The Initiated and
mucous deposits in the bowels and in the amcutary
canal are elected The liver like clock is wound up
1t from its torpidty The stomach respon-
svey and the patient begins to feel that he is getting
at Last
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1T Is WELL KNOWN
IT Is WELL KNOWN
IT Is WELL KNOWN
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TOWER HALL
TOWER HALL,
TOWER HALL,
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Halfway BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS
pIJJIAu
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Government Reeurtttes
n arkets To-day.

IALT,MoRE, Soy; SECTION steady; AMI dull
nW HiiccilnRs. H5fsls. Flour dull Wheat firm:
th'o and Indiana, SIE7asI "a Corn nrtiye and
lia; heS white southern 6sa72; do. elbow southern
..H'", lhiN' d western. 7S Oats-smaIl sales at -
Prov isigGs unchanged BG,ter unchanged Whisky
nominal. 92a92ls.
.sIIi r'hk, Nov. S.-Yirgin5s skies old, 500 bid
DO 1870, 70 bid; do. ~, G. bid; do c0up pom old -
ID; do new, IS bid. wesf Nirginias, 2 bid, -
asked North GarOlinas. old, 81 bid; do. new, ID
20. Go. Eyecial tax l. bid.
EEw NOaK, Nov Stocks very strong. C III
ST. sdy. ma Governments dI.l and steady. NJ lney
fun. ea7. Virginia sizes, IS; new Is. North Caro-
HUs-,%s; new. 30. EXCHANGE. long, So. short gi..
NV YORK, Nov. S.-Fluur quiet aud unchanged
h. At quiet and unchanged. Corn shade frm-T
IONDON, Nov >, ll.3C a.m.-CnnsOls opened at az
for money end 90 for account Bonds Of 1852 81 "a
lai5. old, 9l1s; 1857, 93's: 10 tO's, s974
PARIS, Nov. S.-ReLtes opened al 81 francs 70 con
timcs.
LoNroN. Nov. :, p. m.-CodsOlS closed at q27< for
money and 93 for account. Bonds OF 1862, 81 1865
old, - "a Ic67, 93i g. 10 o., S9IS
PARIS, Nov. s.-Ren:rs 81 francs confines
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The Weather.

"kR DEPARTMENT, Q6cs CRiJ Stsnal Oacs, I
NAsEINGTON, ID. G. Nov. s, lS7l. 10 a m
sYNoFsIs FOR THE PAST Twenty PouR Hours -
Ihe highest barometer which extended, Tuesday
morning from the upper lakes t. the south and
middle Atlantic coasts, has moved southeastward
MIN DIMINISHING pressure. Areas of low barometer
nav Eeloped over New York and New England
and IL Kansas and Nebraska. Threatening weather
Win ram ls reported from the valleys of the Ohio
lower Mississippi and Missouri rivers. with south
and essterly winds Northwesterly winds are re
hewed TINS morning from the lower lakes the east
htlantlC coast. Snow confines in Wyoming and
cltc coast. 80
PRoBABLIIIEs.-Thea area Of low barometer in the
M1ssnuri valley viii probably move into Minnesota
and isconsin with coud and rain attending il west
OF michigan and Alabama; the low pressure in New
York and Canada extend south and eastward, with
cloudy and threatening weather over the lower
lakes and Atlantic coast, from Carolina to Maine;
Increasing northwesterly winds from Lake Superior
70 Lake Ontario; fresh northerly winds on Lake
michigan, and westerly winds, ycering to south
west from New York 10 Virginia; cloudy weather
IN the southern States, and southerly winds with
dered for to- day ut OsweeO
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The correspondents are hard at it affirming
and denying that Secretary Fish is about to re-
tire from the State Department. 1t ought to be
understood by this time that reports of Cabinet
changes are always trotted out when there is a
deaTth of real news; and II is particularly dull
season for the scribes just now. As for Secre-
tory Fish, the same report has been started at
least once a month ever since he took the office.
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Sir TOllemache Sinclair, a Scotch member,
last session delivered the same speech twice in
the British Parliament, on the express ground
that the House had not given him its attention
the first time. just imagine garrulous Davis re-
peating one of his ten hour speeches until he
could enforce the attention of the Senate.
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y young ruffian who robbed man in New
York city Of twenty-thTee dollars was sentenced
day before yesterday to fifteen years at hard
labor in the State prison, willie Tweed who has
robbed every man, woman, and child in the
community Tor some years past and whose ag-
gregate stealings amount to millions of dollars
Wa Yesterday elected State Senator.
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FP-rhP burned Chicago buildings, il placed
side 10y side. would reach one hundred miles,
FL Gov. Fairehiid of Wisconsin has taken
a on himself the responsibility OF furnishing
every family whose home was DESTROYED BY fires
IL the northern part OF that state, with 900 feet
ii timber foT building purposes r..r
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ONE MORE UsFORTUSATE,-The Citizen, the
new afternoon paper that was to run The STAE
of the track, demolish the Board of Public
Works, defeat the four million loan, and smash
UP things generally has "gone dead" The
worthy old anti-improvement fossils who planked
down their money to start this paper and keep
il afiOat, have doubtless spent more in their
short but costly experiment than their taxes
would be in fifty years in carving out the grand
plan of improvement now entered upon. And
here comes in the moral which the sufferers can
doubtless Apply for themselves.
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In New York city, witnesses who havn't any
lccEey axe imprisoned; criminals who have
money are allowed 10 20 free. .-
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The THdcT7rTitsT, good authority OH Insurance
matters, estimates the losses of insurance com
Fanies by the Chicago fire at one hundred mil
lions Of dollars.
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THE ELECTIONS.

The returns come in slowly, but enough have
been received to show a continuation Of the line
% republican successes.
In New York (State) the republicans have
done better even than they hoped. The re-
publican state ticket i elected by a large ma
iOrity-estimated at $4,000 to 40OO0-and the
republicans and refOrmers probably have two
thlTd- Of the Legislature, which viii enable them
to tie the hands Of Tammany in the city.
''Boss' Tweed Is the only Tammany State
senator elected for New York city, and the
iirg has only three Assemblymen.
Massachusetts, has gone largely republican as
usual, Gov. Washburn being elected by a hand
ssne majority over his three competitors. Hi
r'is rolls UP a majority of $1,000 to 10000 for
ECycridce, republican candidate for Congress
man at large: Wisconsin elects Washburn by an
Increased republican majority; Kansas gives an
increased republican majority, and Mississippi
and Minnesota have both gone for the rcpubli
can. Detroit, Michigan, has gone republican
for the first time in twelve years, having elected
the municipal ticket.
The democrats have carried Maryland of
course. but by greatly reduced majority, and
the republicans have now a fair representation
in the eGslature-prObably one-fourth, when
last year they had none.
Virginia is democratic of course, and that
party have probably elected Parker in New
Jersey, but the republicans have majority in
both branches or the Legislature.
In Arkansas the returns indicate the election
of CattersOn, representing the republican oppo-
sitiOn to Senator Clayton.
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COLLECTOR OFFICE,
D'SiTtcf ~ C9iSDstJa, Columbia BaiLdi
~ BOARD OF PUBLIC wosks,

WARRINGTON, November 5, 1871.
Ordered, that contractor shall receive, upon an
order from the board for material, thing but the
material ordered, exact in quantity and quality and
no S9ntraetcr shall receipt for any material until ne
shsi hsse had delivered TO him upon the work ior
which ~ was iseued: and contractor shall receive
81 issue any due-oi certificate OF ack nowledgment
FL naterial cue upon an order OF this board.
Any contractor violating this order shall have his
g nIaet annGlled and be debarred from any further
contracts under the board
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
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OFFICE ASSISTANT CoMMISSARY GEN
" ERAL. =
Fort FooIE, ND, Noyember6 6, 1871
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received at
this Office, until y pEcENBsR 7; lTl, for fur
ence Department, U. 3. 4 at this station, during
sax months, commencing January LIST, 1871. -.
Also, separate proposals.. for furnishing officers
with choice Cnts for the same period. %
ibiornsfion as to condition, quality of beef, pay
ments, &C., can be obtained by application to
FREDERICK FIEGER.
no76 lat Lieut.. 4th Regt Of Artillery, A C. s.
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NE /. o. @. F.-The R W GRAND LODGE will
Us Assem- bic at the raN Of Covenant Lodge, No
10 a. .neIess street, Georgetown, on THURS
pAh Atft RNotS. ~ O'Clock, 10 attend the
inri'i II " ~. N ARLL. Past Grand. BY order
y. II = LII SWEET. Grand SECRETARY
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MOO Board of Registration.
III IL IL u u N T

m -hENlSIEh OFFICE,
uS IsTRICr OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, ID. o., OCtyber 81, IS71.
Notice is hereby Civ en- that on NOM AY, Noyem
ccrp0ratlon OF W ashingion city to Commission Mer
chants; Dealers in Gods, Wares, Merchandise,
Liquors by Wholesale, Hats, Caps. Boots. Shoes I'D
Ready Dede Clothing; Dealers in Junk, Old Barrels
&C.; Keepers Of TeDpiu Alleys, Hotels, Tayerns
Ordiharies, Tipping Houses. Sample Rooms, Res
taursnts, Billiard ~alOOnE, Bagateile, Jenny Lind
ard Pistol Galleries; Resident Hawksrs aud Ped
dleTsi Owners of Hacks, 0mniblsses, Street Oars
&c, &c.
All parties engaged in said business, trades or
professions must promptly take out licences for the
the late corporations of the cities of Washiugto and
GeorgetOwp and Of the Ley Court, in accordance
with the following provisions OF act approx ed Au
THAT every person engaged in any trade, occ una
ton or profession for which license i'm
by the laws Of The District Of Columbia shall at the
line Tor procuring the same, make applica ton t.
me NJ g-teT, and cha state, under oath or afrma
Ton such ricts as may be applicable 10 licenses
The Register shall then issue TO the appIi
can't eertihcae, stating the particular kinii OF
amount of money REQ by Law to be paid the sor
said certificate shall be delivered to the Collector
VINO shall, upon the receipt of the sum Of money
stated therein, give certificate OF deposit, stat
the amount Of money paid and the kind Of license re
quired and 1t shall be the duty Of the Register to
issue laid license.r
Other classes Of business, trade and profession
have been, under the aforementioned act added t.
above list and made to commence the first nf No
Vemker Of each year. JOHN Il. COOK.
Iol-eo5t Register for the District ef Columbia
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n E" hooks
PRILP d sOLOMONs.

The West PoiRt Scrap Book. collection Of
ST. uies, songs and egsuds Of the L. ) Military
Academy. with original Illustrations. By
Lient, Q r. ocd, United States Army s. 90
The Speaker Edition of the Commentary on
the Holy Bihle,snd Revision Of the Trans
hHgiis ~ CfGrth. Vol. -. T-.,@, ~. %
Richard YaIde rmaTck. A nov 81 by the author
Of Rutledge, +" SC..-..,-............. l 81
Russian journey. By Edna Dean Proctor. 81
English Lessons for English People. By Prof.
Abbott and Prof Seelcy 20
Cues from all Quarters, or the Literary Mus
lDEs Of Clerical 50
Modern Scepticism. A Course Of Lectures de
llycred 1T the Request Of the Christian Eyi-.
dencc Society, witt an En- plsnatoTy Paper by
Bishop Elliott, Of Is
The Organization Of Labor. BY II. LcPlay.
Tram lated by GuuveTneur Emerson, VI. d. . 90
JOweti's Plato. i2; King ey " est Indies, 81 So
Tsire's Art n Greece, 81 %; Mrs. Whitney's Real
Folks. 70; Dr. Elders Questions Of the Day, So;
Walt Whitmsn's Institute Poem, Soc; Gasssli r.,
Bow Bells, Rimmels, and illustrated London Al
UaLaCs for lS72.
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~ FQsT 0IFIcE DEPARTMENT,

VS WAsHIN GrON, ID. C., Nov ?IEl
C'Fl plants having been received that the Letter
Cav % several Of the free delivery offcas soIcit
ials ions BY means Of New Years addresses. and
this practice icing considered preJadc al 20 he ser
Vie Hd deToatOry TO the res pect carriers shOuld
al 81 times commapd
IL . therefore ordered that the issuing Of any ad
dress or substitute therefor. by letterearriers in
tendtd or calculated 90 induce the public 10 make
fEfm donations, the soliciting of presents by any
JOHN A J. CRESwELL,
n, Postmaster General.
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rPsECOND REGISTRATION.

The voters q the District of Columbia are hereby
notified that the
BOARD OF REGISTRATION
will be in session al the City Hall, Washington, ID
C. for four days only, namely:
TUESDAY, November Il; WEDNESDAY, No.
yember Is; Thu BSDAr, November l6; FRIDAY,
November IL, from . o clock N. until clock n
oaCh day, for the purpose Of correcting the regis
tratOn lists of all the delegate districts here errors
may have occurred. and also by striking off the
names of persons who not qualified to vote AMI
paciI 9 tfereo the nanes of those who are qualified
to vote, but which have been omitted for any ca use
GEORGE =. GIDEON.
WILLIAM SYPHAN,
p. N. DUBANT,
ROBERT A. GRIFFIN,
MATTHIAS h: HUNTER,
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On Saturday morning ia Center Market,
L. BLACK GRAPE VEIL, The finder will be
rewarded by leaving at No. 724 thirteenth street,
between g and h. It,
I 0ST-Un Sunday last. Nov. 8, BAT TERRIER
IL PUP; no collar on the neck; supposed
TO be somewhere about the Avenue, near9~x
the Treasury. A suitable reward will be=@
street. '' 80. It,
I OST-strayed from 1929 18th street, Saturday
II night November 4, 1877, P0INTER,~A
swers to the name of /" JACK" A suifable%5
reward will be paid if returned to the undersigned
-.- ga. 4 G.. d. COLT.
no6-tf 1929 l2th stree,
CERTlFICATE No. 30 OF CENTRAL Bull D.
OING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public are cautioned not TO receive 1t. ocl6
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~ "MLTKUPULITAN PRISMATICH MOOD
S PAVING COMPANY. .
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1891 New York avenue
ENGlNEERS 6i3 81 street, N. w.
Office hours, from 10 a m. TO m
ut4 I'm Sunday CbrOIJ
0SEAsT WARRINGTON BUILDING AsSO-
~, CATION The first meeting of this new
Building Association for the payment of dues in
be he'd at the corner Of Pennsylvani avenus and
I'll street east on THURSDAY NIGHT, November
= m at g clock. Persons desiring stock can leave
their order. with either Of the following officers:
a. INT; PRESIDENT, No. Penpa. ave. 5. l..
III. sTAlLEY, Vice President, r. q. Dept
G. y. GuLICk, Treasurer, corner New Jersey
avenue ard street s. E.
W. T. JOHNSON, Secretary, Pennsy lyapia ave
hue, corner Sd street east. nO2-7t
nPDR, J. Y. HAkTIGAN HAS REMOVED
Wy to 81 9th street, N W, near street. Once
hours TO ga q. IN, IL to 4, and 4 to ga p.
m. lO-1m
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BOARDING.

BOAhOIN6. IT
ROARD-Private family; comfortable; quiet; no
- other boarders. $40 9th street, between III
and /. no 8-stt
ARGE AND WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS
IL with good TABLE BOARD, at reasonable ratee
at 511 18th street. between and r. nol7tf
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms. en- suite
II or single, hot and cold baths, and all other
tween and streets. Also TABLE BOARDERS.
L FRONT ROOMS, tc : . had on reasonabie term
q 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
prese. Good location and accessible mh19ly
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY, am new selli ~ off
~ may whole stock Of WATCHES, JEW Re-
ELRf and other goods without regard to cost, "a
previous 10 removing to Store No. 933 Penn ti$
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