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MOTHERHOOD
MRS. DANIEL SULLIVAN
Unquestionably propnrntloh for
healthy maternity In accomplished by
Lydia H. Ptnkhnm'a Vegetable Com?
pound more successfully than by any
oilier medicine, because it gives tone
ndd strength to tin-, onttre fomtnlno
organism und renders it perfectly
normal,
A woman In pood physical condition
transmits to licr children the bless?
ings of u (food const it ul ion. It cud
what. Lydia W. Plukhnm's Vegetable
Compound did for Mrs. Sulllvim. 580
P.. vth stri ct, Flatbush, Ni Y.
"Whet n blessing Lydia K. Pinkhnni'S
Vogotabio Compound is to niotliiirliood. I
nand you a picture of my three moiillui' old
Imhy and myself, end the photo shows the
npluiulld condition ?( our lioidtli. That I ?m
so woll and the baby so healthy arid happy
it entirely ibio t.> your exccllont rontofly
Lydia K. Pinkhnin'8 Vegetable CumttourMi.
1 took It. fur Ihn uionths before hidiv cum?
mill it. brought um nn easy confhioinont nhd
kepi nie strong, wliorcns 1 wan weaknutl in
perfectly intsorablo health nil the time ? In n
luv first three chiklron were bom."
Mrs. Qoo. Walters of Woodlawn,
111., also writes:
"I reel It my duty to toll or tlio good Lydia
B, l'lnkhnm'? Vegetable Coin).ml lias
done mo and to rocouuuuud it to nil oxpuc
tnut mothers to Insure n healthy child ami
easy birth. 1 hmi loit three children mid
?rusdlscoornRod ?In n n friend advised mb
to try Lydia 10. Piiikbntii'HVcRotnble Com
|H)IUmI. I did ho iiinl it not only keiit iii"
well iind strong but I liave tin healthy a
6hlkl ns you will Ibul anywhere. 1 llu|?<
other discouraged women inny road
this loiter ami tnii? Lydia B. Pinkhamt
Vegetable Compound and be benefited by
it IUI 1 have I.i ??
Winnen should rcinrnibcr that for
more than thirty years Lydia B, Pink
bum's Vogotnblo Compound has licon
?. it limit a rival in sustaining woman's
health and Curing nil those painful
ailments pooutiar to hor sox, its rec?
ord shown thai it. linn etircd almost
every form of female complaint, orga?
nic troubles. Inflammation nml ulcer
Iktlon, falling ami displacements
and consequent splnul weakness,
and is poeullnrly adapted to the
periods of child birth and change of
life. Ii euren backache and nil those
bearing down HOIlSUltonS,
If there Is anything about your
ease you do not, understand write to
Mrs. PtnkhniU, Lynn, Mass., for
advice, ll Is absolutely-freo, Thou?
sands of women have duno BO and
ItUVC received help.
???m i ? . ?iihwwi oNmKmumBamauamwmn
NOTICE
Material the best
Mixed th? bC?t
Always the host
It eats the best
Demands the besi
[t sells the best
Eat Jennings' Butter Bread
It is the best, ami save your lags. They will
got the bcBt prizes.
HEALTH FOOD BAKERY
Washington Ave. and Thirty-first St
?BBMHnnMBBBSHaBnaMBBa
Mint Jisleps.
Will dissipate that weary feel?
ing. Nothing more brauiiig
No Imposition prices. Every?
thing iu
DRINKABLES
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
-CAN UK FOUND AT
John E. Mugler's
CAFE
& Family Liquor Store
'j.'u'j Washington Avenue
Fine Stationery.
Lends tono to your busl
ness and creates a favorable
Impression. Wo nviko pood
Impressions on stationery at
prices consistent with good
work.
Wo carry the following well
known brands ojt paper:
Bonds -- Ilousatonlc, Har?
rington, Dnnirer, Cambric,
Carthage.
Flat Writing ? Windsor.
IvnnhOO, Palo Alto and Klvcr
side.
Engraving.
Wo represent one of tho
best engraving bouses In tho
United Slates and gnaranteo
quality and prompt delivery.
Our specialty, all kinds of
commercial printing.
Warwick Printing Co.
(INCORPORATED.)
2i1 Twenty-fifth St.
Bell 'Phono 123.
Watch and Jewelry
,We make a specially of fine Watch and Jewelry repairing In all
of its branches.
Having the LAUOEST and most complete and op to date repair de?
partment in the city, we can guarantee you tho very best of work
at lowost and reasonable prices.
J. J. PALMER'S SONS
THE LEADING JEWELERS
2704 Washington Ave.
Established, 1802. 1
I_
JJ^fffi!
m M!HHmi IS HEDGING
'Fortifying" Against Expected Storm
Of Protect And Criticism By High
Pi otoctionivts?Personnel of the
New Commission Has Been Gone
Over Carefully.
Washington, Sept. 3?Thoro I?
longer any question concerning ih<
intention of the Administration to
? nil ubrond n commission of tnrlfl
xperts to wither linformnllon con
crhing Cerman. Frohch and British
arltf sys'toiits and consular mothods
f hnndllug Imports and exports hus
Inofis.
While an official nnuounceinent Is
siill Withhold It can lie stated that the
personnel or the commission has boon
definitely determined, thai tho com
mission will sail on September 17, and
has at this ?lato encaged BCCOmoda
Hons on the Kaiser Wilhelm dot
Grosse.
The conimlsloii will he headed by
My-, .lames it. Reynolds, AOslatanf
Secretary of the Trbhsiiry, who lim
been in' general charge of customs
nrfnirs for more Hum three years.
The other two members will he
Messrs. Marion de Vrlcn and Byron S.
Walle of the hoard of general ap?
praisers at New York City. II Is till
dorslood Hint Do- eoiuinIsslou's plin
elpal business will lie to study He
system ol foreign countries win
which Di?' Administration has already
clone! how comnu rcinl ami tnrlff ar
nngbmnnls or with which it wishes;
o do so within the next year.
Expects Criticism -of German Tariff.
It Is expected the commission will
make :m exhaustive Investigation
through which It will I" expected I?
"fortify" the Administration ngnlhal
the Storm of protest and criticism
Which it will receive during the com
lug session of Congress 'from the
high protectionists as n result of Its
recent trade treaty with Ulf German
Km plro.
The American Protective Tariff
League is openly arrayed against tho
Administration In this connection, so
are half a dozen large associations of
manufactures and Importers with high
protectionist Ideals, it Is learned
that Secretary of the Treasury Cor
tolyoil has boon given the exclusive
responsibility of directing the work
of the commission. It is also ex?
pected that ho will avoid the a'lege 1
"mistakes" of the last commission
which went abroad under the head <>f
Director North of the Census Ol I ice.
It develops that one of the mem?
ber.; ?l i hat commission was substan?
tially pi rsonn mm grata to ut least
two or the governments of the coun?
tries visited nml Hint these coun?
tries wer,, disinclined to treat witii
the commission including his In Its
membership. The Administration was
tl" ri by put to the humiliation of
Withdrawing him, and or substituting
on,, of our foreign consuls residing ut
a foreign capital. These tacts have
not been given publication, und will
probably not be admitted officially un?
less Congress calls for the report;
through a resolution of Inquiry.
Foreign Governments Sounded.
The personnel or the now commission
has bein gone over carefully by the
President and Mr. Cortelyou. This has
be, n done, it is understood, to the
px|enl o! Bounding foreign govern?
ments us t<> Hi,, acceptability of mem?
bers of tin- commission.
Mr. .lames II. Ilsynolds has been at
Hie lead of the customs affairs or
tin- Government long enough to be
counted an expert. 11,. possesses tact
and good sense and has passed
through a hard schooling in Journal
ism and the public service that has1
luted him for delicate diplomatic
tasks. Mr. He Yrlts was formerly n
member of Congress from California.
Mr. Walte was formerly a circuit
judge In Michigan. The latter two
llipn as members of (he board of gen?
eral appraisers occupy ||f0 positions
with annual Baalarles which compare
favorably with those of members ol
the Cabinet.
The Ghoot Was Real.
An exciting episode occurred at a
week end parly not long ago In an
old-fashioned Kllznlvthan hoiiso in
tho country where the hostess had
removed for the summer.
tine of lb,, guests, n young lady,
awoke in the middle of the night with
a strange foreboding In her heart. As
site lay In lliexplicatile terror in the
great, old-fashioned bed, tho door of
her room opened noiselessly, nnd a
figure, white from he.nl" to foot ap?
peared, she tried to scream, but.'fear
held her voiceless. She could not
move. She could not breathe. Am!
the thumping of her heart sounded In
her ears like a grohChammer.
The while, still figure glided noise?
lessly toward her. It reached the bed.
The bedclothes were suddenly whisk?
ed ofr her. and the awful visitant
vanished as silently and mysteriously
as it had conic.
At breakfast tho next morning the
young bury was pain am! thoughtful.
She wanted to tell her Strang expert
once, but sho feared that no on<
would believo her. As she hesitated,
an aged and rosy clergyman bustled
Austin Powder Mill Explodes.
CLEVELAND, ().. Sept. 2.?A tor
rlhlo explosion occurred In the now
dor mill of Hie Austin Powder Com
nany. located a few miles south of
the city, eraly today, resultImr In the
death of one man and tho fatal in
Jury of another.
<The
Cofertorj Hotel.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
\V? aro going to take caro of
our homo people at most reas?
onable rates. Come ami satisfy
yourself that this is an abso?
lute fact. Special rates will txj
offered young men. Culslno tho
"Host liver." Services all you
can desire. Rooms cool and
airy. Sec us at once.
H.R.Lang^orrie
Manager
i__
RIVER OF SALT WATER.
Flowa Inland ,ln a Creek Island and
Thon Disappears.
One of the most eiirlous phenomena
of geography Is found on tut! southern
coast id' the Island of Cuplmloilin, near
Or.e. It Is a stream of nail water
which for an unknown period has left
the almost tldolcss sen and ilowed in
taud with considerable volume.
The sen enters the land at four
points where the coast Is practically on
a level with the sail water surface.
The four Initial streams Unite to form
the little river that flows Inland In n
broken rocky channel until it Anally
disappears in the limestone rock and
Sinks into the earth.
This Inland flow has continued al?
most certainly for several ccnturlos.
it Is far too great for removal by evap?
oration, chemical combination or even
physical absorption by pores or cav?
erns In tho rocks. What becomes of
the water that Is constantly flowing
inland and rtlsupitours finally in the
UssureS that have opened In the lime?
stone?
The question has been the subject of
much study, but no conclusive answer
has been given. It is probable that
there Is an underground channel which
carries the water back Into the sen at
no great depth below the surface. The
constant Influx of salt water at Oophtt
lonin Is duplicated as far as la known
at notother point of tho world.?New
York Sun
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO.
Their Unceasing Work Keeps Us
Strong and Healthy.
All the blond In the body passes
through tho kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the
blood. They work night and day.
When healthy they remove about 500
grains of impure matter dally, when
unhealthy some pari of this impure
matter is left in the blood. This
brings on many diseases and symp?
toms?pain in the baek. headache,
nervousness, hot, dry Bkln, rheuma?
tism, gout, gravel, disorders of the
eyesight and hearing, dizziness, irreg?
ular heart, debility, drowsiness, drop?
sy, deposits in the urine, etc. Hut
If you keep (ho filters right ivou
will have no trouble with your kid
neys.
T. A. Fowlkos, formerly of 342
Twenty-sixth street, Newport New?.
Va., says; "I suffered for several
mouths with pains I if my l.tick and
other symptoms of kidney trouble
but I procured a box of Doan's Kid?
ney Fills and found wonderful relief
and benefit from 'heir use. I can
certainly recommend them as an ex?
cellent remedy for tho kidneys and
back.''
For salo by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Duffnlo,
New York, s do agents for the United
Slates.
Remember tho nnmo?Doan's?and
take no Other.
LOST.
LOST?LADIES' PEARL BROOCH
Pin, between Old Point and Phoebus.
Sunday A. M, Liberal reward if
rcturnod to owner at M RS. JETT'S
Chesapeake Avenue, Phoebus, it
ONLY RESTAURANT IN TOWN
THAT SERVES CHOP SUEY
AND YOKOMA.
Any person wanting nlop Chinese
or American meal go to New York
Restaurant, 2;)0| Warwick aronuo.
8-30-3mos.
W. E. ROUSE
Funeral Director
234-236 25th Street.
Office Phones 51, Kesi
dence I'hone 110.
funekal csrector.
I. HUGH CAFFEE
Modoru mrrlee, With V?r?phernultii niual to
the Heut. TWO U(.KNSKI) KMHAI.MKRS, en
?WIiik in? to kIvo to my patron* tho lieit u
iltcntlou m miHlurftle prices.
i'hono, onee?Both Phone* No. i.
Ucilileui-a Manne? Mr. <N?u"oo II
Mr. Overion Mi.
into the breakfast room nnd Bald I1
with a iriorry laugh, i<> his host:
"Wasn't it cold last, night? Ii
awoke quite chilled, and. knowingI
that the room aexl mine was unoc?
cupied, I took the liberty of Agoing in
there and stealing (fie bedclothes."
DANA P. MILLER A SUICIDE.
Son Of Superintendent Of Schools
Cuts His Throat.
Charleston. \V. Va.. Sept. 3.?Dann
P. Mllor aged 24 years, youngest son
of ,Slate Superintendent of Schools
Thomas C. Miller, committed suicide
In his room on Quartier street last
ui'^lit. He severed both jugular veins
with a razor.
No reason Is known for the deed. Mo
was n graduate of the State Culver
slty at Morgnutown, and roccnily com?
pleted tho low course nt the Univer?
sity of Virginia. Superintendent Mil?
ler, with tho other mcmbors of the
family, who were at their summer
home at Mountain Lake Park, were
communicated with, and tho body was
taken lo Puirmount today.
Miss Laura Coyner, of Wnynosboro
Va.. :s visiting her brother, Mr. M.
L. Coyner.
Bracelets!
A fining ornament for a beautiful
arm and the most stylish of any piece
of jewelry at this time. We hnve
many attractive designs nil new and
distinctive. They range In price from
two dollars to twenty-five dollars.
Darrels are also very much in de?
mand. We have over one hundred
different patterns prices as low as
fifty cents and us high as fifteen dol?
lars.
ales Co.,
JEWELERS.
Washington nventie corner of Twenty '
ninth street.
EDUCATIONAL.
Newport News
Academy
WIM hegin IIb Sixth Session In the
Academy Building on Cnsino grounds,
SEPTEMBER THE TENTH,
With u large and competent faculty.
For catalogue and further Informa?
tion, address tieo. D. West, Citizens
,t Marine Hank, or W. O. Beftlley,
principal, Box 241, Newport News,
Va.
Virgil Piano School and
School of Public
Performance.
Washington Avenue nnd Twenty
ninth street, Newport News, Va.,
opens Tuesday, October 1, 1907. The
most scientific nnd progressive meth?
od traughL Tin? method of tbo great
conservatories of Europe.
MISSF.S EWELL.
Directors.
Hampton College
Classical School for Girls and Young
Ladies.
Tho eloventh session will begin Oc?
tober 1st, 1907. Miss Fltcbett will be
at homo any morning to thoso desir?
ing n pcrsonnl Interview. Fur cata?
logue, &.c, address,
Miss Fitchett
Hampton College, Hampton, Virginia.
LAW SCHOOL
'l ie- LSW Behool er Klrhmnml CollCRS
nlU-ri thnrotlxh QOIIfeOOf t *o yrftls, li-ml
Ihk in degree of I.L. u K>ur profewon.
Moderate foe*. Beat advantaged. Sea
Mini begin* Sept. 19, Addroii Pres. k.
\V. BOATWKKiaT, UlclimonU, Vs.
St. Viucent's School for
GIRLS
St. Vincent's School, situated on
Thirty-third Street near Virginia
Avenue, will reopen on September
3rd. This school is conducted by the
Sisters of Charity. Pupils of all do
nominations uro admitted. 82S Im.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Office Depot Quartermaster, New?
port News. Va.. August 13, 1907.
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, for
furnishing 3500 Ions of Oats und 4200
tons of liny will be received at this
office until 11 o'clock a. m. Eastern
time, September 5. 1007. Full infor?
mation mid blanks furnished on ap?
plication. T. M. KNOX. First Lieu?
tenant, First Cavalry, U. S. A.
8 15 fit
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a'st11:FP piANoTtN~y'oitr~ bomE,
Is ono emblem of purity in musical
refinement nnd proof of nn aoB
thotlc taste. ALLAN EDWARDS,
local representative. p. o. Box 458,
Newport News. 8-G-ltn.
TRAN3FER COMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION BAGGAGH TRANS
far; offices C. ft. O. Station.
'Phones, Bell Noc 401 and 136;
Cits., No, 13.
Mesic's Cash Grocery.
3510 HUNTINGTON AVENUE.
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS YOUR CASH TRADE.
Kindly mill' a few of our specials, for cash only.
Preserves?ill bull;, (Johnson's pun- fruit), :: lhs. for "?e.
Jelly?the good kind, (in bulk) at r.c a lb.
Good Preserves?by the pail, for $2.00?30 lbs., (any kind yon
want.
Mutter?best creamery, at "do a lb.
Green Link and Smoked Sausage--received fresh every day.
S. C. Hams?the best, (any size desired), at 17c a lb.
white Meat?good as you want, at lt?c a lb.
Lard ?the good kind at lie a lb.
Canned Lobster?the very best, at 15, 25 and 30c n can.
Rohst Boot?in enns, nt 15 and S?e a can.
Whole Ox Tongue?two lb. cans at 50c.
Whole Lunch Tongue at 15 and 25c a can.
Cooked Corned Deel?slice,[ to order, at 15c a lb.
Cooked Corned Ham?in cans, at 10c.
Quaker Rice?-putted, at 10c ? pkg.
Kgg-O-Sce?fresh and good, at Itio a pkg.
Rest Hog's Lard?(R. M. Jones'), 3, 5 and 101b tins nt 10c, 05c
and $1.26 it tin.
Coffee?fresh roasted, good us you want at 15c a lb., or Lipton's
in I lb. sealed lias at 25c.
Fresh Pork Loins received daily.
Rest Full Cream Cheese at 20 c a lb.
Lipton's Tea?green, black or mixed, at 40c a lb. ;
? MESIC'S
3510 HUNTINGTON AVENUE. Cit. Phone 109.
" rrn?ni nur i iiiiiiiwiiiwimMmmnm^ n ir~
WHY DON'T YOU RENT YOUR VACANT
ROOMS INSTEAD OF LETTING
THEM STAND IDLE?
A 25c For Rent Ad. in the
"Dally Press"
Wii] bring you In Many Dollars for them.
Those who want rooms don't go up and down tho streets
looking for signs. The first thing they do Is to scan tho
"For Rent" column of tho Daily Press.
If you nro Interested, call us up. Our representative will call and
get your ad. or glvo other information If desired.
Bell 'Phone 181.
WANTED.
WANTED?CLEAN RAGS. APPLY
Dally Press. 0-l-tf.
WANTED?APPRENTICES IN MIL
llnory dopartmont. Apply A. J?O
CO., 2006 Washington Avo. 0-4-tI.
W A N T E D?AN EXPERIENCED
bntohor. Apply J. REYNER'fc
BTORE, 2416 Washington nvenuo.
01-tf.
WANTED? TICKET TO THE WEST
?Oklahoma, Indian Territory or
Nevada. Address "RIP-RAP," core
Dally Press. It.
WANTED?PROPERTY OWNERS
to list their property with US II
they want to sell or rent it. We
can give you good results. SO.M
MKRVILLE TRUST CO., INC.,
First National Dank Dullding. 9-l-3t
WANTED?YOU TO SEE TDK
houses and lots in nil parts of the
city and Boulevard section I have
for snle. Also farm properties.
ALBERT J. STEWART, 133 Twen?
ty fifth street. 9-1-3L
W A N T E D ? SINGLE MEN, OR
childless couple, to board and room.
Address "C. F. lt.. 1133 Twenty
fourth street. 8-30-5L
WANTED?BOY TO WORK IN
Printing Office. Apply to WAR?
WICK. PRINTING CO., 211 Twenty
fifth street (up stairs). 8-20-tf
WANTED? OCUPANTS FOR COOL
pleasant rooms, 120 Thlrtyfirst
street. tt
WANTED?PANAMA AND STRAW
huts to bo cleaned, blocked or ro
fitted with sweat bands and rib?
bons. Our work la all dono at
homo. THE HUP, Academy of
Manic, bids. Both phones. 5-23-tf.
WANTED?TO BUY, SELL OR EX
chango furnlturo and stoves. O. W.
LEWIS, 2502 Huntington avonuo.
3-17-3m.
_i_
WANTED?TUB PEOPLE TO KNOW
wo aro buying and selling new and
second hand Furniture. Messlck &
Chen.lie, 2506 Huntington avenue.
3-2-3m._
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?WITH HOARD. ONE
second floor front room, one sec?
ond floor middle room. 3308 West
avenue. 0-1-6L
FOR RENT?FURNISHED ROOMS.
Private family, modern convenienc?
es, 225 20th strot.t..v 7 2 tf
HELP WANTED MALE.
SALESMEN WANTED F
The oul-uf-ihc-ortllnary kind, men nf real business
getting ability, brimful of energy and capable of
representing lnuli grade houses. Do you belong
in ibis class i If so write us today for full Infer*
maiinn of positions now open al salaries of $iouo
$ , ?in.I up. Also openings for bright young men
with no experience who want lo gel a rigbl M.irl
on the road. < nin es in la cities.
HAPOOODS (Inc.) Brain Brokers.
: UU CsawawMlU Trail Hit., FMlil*lpU?
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?SECOND-HAND TOR
buggy, leather trimmed, $15.00.
MILLER ,<i GLEASON, Twenty
eighth street. 9-4-Ct.
FOR SALE?GOOD WORK HORSE.
Apply to E. C. SHIELD, air. Twen?
ty-eighth street. 9-4-Ot
FOR SALE?GOOD HOME ON 27TII
street, near Oreutt avenue; bath,
newer! gas, electric lights. Only
$i;600: $:100 cash, halanco $15
monthly; no loan on it; a bargain.
SOMMERVILLH TRUST CO., INC.,
First National Rank Building.
91-St.
FOR SALE?GASOLINE LAUNCH
If, feel long, with canopy top, in
first-class condition. J. B. LAKH,
dr., 121 Melrose avenue, Hampton,
Va. 8-30-Gt.
FOR SALE?VERY COZY AND WELL
liuilt cottage on two nice lots, with
water view. Only $860.00. Very
cheap place. SOMMERV1LLE
TRUST CO. INC., First National
Hank Building. D-l-3t
Folt SALE?NEW HOUSE, BIGHT
rooms; pantry, bath and toilet; full
sanitary plumbing; gas and electric
lights; Introbe heat; good out build?
ings. Will sell for what it would
cost to build house. Inquire nt (119
Twenty olghth street. 9-1-2L
FOR SALE?VALUABLE STEAM
1 mill, engine, boiler and all neces?
sary machinery and fixtures com?
plete, about two miles north of Mo?
rison, Warwick Co., Vn. Terms to
suit purchaser. Properly of Ed?
ward U. Roberts, late deceased.
Apply at this office or to JAY
WILLIAMS, Attorney, Salisbury,
Md. Bii-wd-St.
LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of tho city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO.. Hotel Warwick building.
WE SELL AND RENT PIAN03.
cash or easy payment plan, nccept
second-hand pianos or organs as
part payment on new Instruments.
Tuning and repairing a specialty.
All work guaranteed. Ferguson
Music Co., 209 Thirty-first street.
Clt. Phone 95. 7 10 4m
MONET TO LOAN IN ?UMS OF $6?
to $1,000 at 6 per cent Merchants
Mechanics Savings Association, Al?
lan D. Jones, Secretary and Attor
nov. First National Bank Hnlldln*.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO MEMBERS
of Newport News Aerie 5f>9 Fra?
ternal Order Eagles.?All' members
of Aerie No. 559. will assemble at
tho Home Wednesday morning at
10 a. m., with social session badge
to welcome visiting Eagles. Ladles
committee will also be present. On
Thursday the members will assem?
ble at 7:110 a. m.. nt the home for
tlte parade In Norfolk With uniform,
and . white gloves, and lake tho
steamers General Putnam and Gen?
eral Lee, at tho foot of Twenty
fifth street. By order of commit?
tee. GEORGE HBNHOEFFER,
Secretary. 9-3-2L

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