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MARSHAL'S SALE.

TN virtue OF writ of fi fdcia issued from the clerks
Office of the circuit court OF the District OF Columbia
for the county of Washington, and to me directed shall
expose public sae for cash. Thursday, the 18th day
of May next 10 O'clock m, before the courthouse
door Of said county, the following property, Wis All that
the city of Washington, with twosory brick house and
other improvements thereon, in the occupancy Of VIM
street, NORTH feet and eleven and half inches
extending from the northwest of the lot easwardly
ing the line OF the lot at 80 feet wide alley being
the same property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
and f. p. Pearson, executors of Robert F. How, to VIM
Bowling, dated the 18th OF July, 1885 Seized and levied
upon the properly Of William Bowling and sold satisfy
udicais No. 1872 March term 1896 in favor of William
Lee, use of Robert e. Buckley
ALEXANDER HUNTER
April l9--dts Marshal of the District of Columbia.
o. The above sale Is postponed iii Thursday next,
25h inst, same hour and place
May 10 A. HUNTER, Marshal.
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MEXICAN FRurr.-We saw a number Of fine large water
melons, yesterday, board of ship from Vera Cruz
They from the valley of Jalapa, which, with that of
Orizaba constitutes the finest fruit and vegetable growing
country the world This lovely REGION susceptible is
of the highest degree cultivation and production is,
der Mexican rule dreary waste roamed over by vast
herds of cattle, and unapped any of the purposes of
cultivated life. few thousand enterprsng planters and
fruerers from the north thrown into this country, and
properly protected and guaranteed in their rights, would
make it the choicest spot the globe Fruits here grow
and blossom the whole year round. Fruits richer and more
luscious those for which the West Indies ia
NOUS grow Wild and only require to be gathered and sent
a few miles, and shipped to this city, to yield hand
returns. All small grains, vines and vegeta-
bles, flourish here in the greatest vgor and luxu-
rance. But is vain expect that this beautiful coun
try will be rendered productive available to the
and enrichment of long it remains under
Mexican rule. The miserable narrow minded jealousy
and contracted ideas of the Mexicans will forever exclude
foreign capital and prise from this beautiful and prom
sing region few years ago French emigrants set
He'd in of the northern States of Mexico, and com
menced the cultivation OF the vine and the manufacture oil
wine a large scale. They succeeded admirably and
about extend their operations when the Mexcans
nas destroyed all their vines their machinery and
apparatus and threatened take the lives OF the French
men if they repeated the experiment. The French gov
eminent demanded and obtained full repaation for these
injuries done citizens of their country, bat the expert
given up and thus did the mad jealousy OF the
Mexicans destroy in the bud enterprise calculated TO
the wealth and happiness OF the people, and to de-
velop the productive energies of the country to greater
degree than any other that was started in Mexico
[Nsw Orleans Delta.
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the they will produce any very sensible diversity
Of color"
II that to be the consequence he would say keep
your slaves in the SOUTH and he would go for enacnE
laws of most penal character against any VINO shai
bring the vyrecbed beings to Tree States eie 10
tan the blood of the whites TO destroy their own race
by vicious courses. e.,
Perhaps il might be doubted that such was tue lacl
that the numbers of the free negroes so ~ s hsnd
copy Il the report of the committee Of the elly f coune,
Iaaas nv Jrmuel Shattuck, which gave some important
inforus,ion on this subject The colored population OF
Rostor- IN $780, appears in that report to have been
OK in 1915 il ,s42 While the white population
s. been increasing in that city, the blacks have been de-
II appears from the table that IN l742 the
bIscks Were to the whites eight to ninety two In lsi5
was as and sxy-one hundredths to ninety eight
And this was the most favorable location TO make the
comparison for it in cities that the blacks congre
pated If we look at some of the New England States,
we find the decrease most marked Thus, in New Hamp
shire the number in 1920 776 in 1880, 60i and IN
ls4O 537 In Rhode island the number decreased from
1850 i'm 1920 to 1880 in 1910; i'll Vermont from SOB to
100 in the same time and in Connecticut
Here the falling of the Chairman's hammer announced
the expiration OF the hour.
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Congregational.
SATURDAY, May 20, 1913.

SATURDAY, May 90 lsis
The Senate did not sit to day.
In the House order adopted to meet at o'clock
on Monday morning for the adjournment till Thursday,
10 give time for the removal and replacing of the furnl
ture and carpets of the hall.
The Presidents message communicating papers show
ing the result of the settlement required by the treaty OF
August 1916, with the Cherokees and the appropriations
requisite carry the provisions of that treaty into effect
laid before the House, referred and ordered to be
printed.
The remainder Of the session occupied IN Commit
tee of the Whole House, (Mr Root in the chair0 with
the consideration of the Senate bill for the purchase OF
the Madison papers at 25,Ooo which, after debate, was
reported and passed without amendmentyeas So nays
50.
The House then adjourned till Monday morning, 0
O'clock
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Change OF a Gallant Omccr-Iate a Wing.

The Jefferson (MissourD Metropolitan of the 9th
instant gives the following account of the present
political bearings of the distinguished Doniphan:
ANOTHER LoosE-We learn. from reliable
source, that Col A. W. Donphan has refused act upon
the whg electoral ticket of this State This information
we have in private communication, and from the fa'
Argus. Every lover Of his country will applaud the many
and patriotic course of Col Doniphan in Withdrawing him
self from all connection with party that has unceasns
denounced the with Mexico, and thus Furnished
aid and comfort to the enemy which he, at the heau
of the Missouri boys, goriousy hrashed Sacramer
to- The wings of Missouri, in the vain hope OF decor
ing unwary democrats from their party fidelity, er
gerly caught at the of General Taylor as w'
most available in their ranks for the office OF fe'
dent They met in convention at Boonvlc, and pa''''
resolutions in his favor after tho fashion of the modem
spontaneous combustion" party Presently, the gea
embodiment signifies his go before the sea
Sanhedrm of whiggery Philadelphia in June next, anu
the friends of poor old lack begin desert his cause IKE
rats forsake sinking ship. Mitchell declines the nomna
ton for Lieutenant governor, and the Republican, a
being soundly drubbcd by his old Clay friends for his
nery in advocating the claims of Taylor, begs PARDON
and cries out "APs wel and, in substance, that ne =
ready to vote for anybody, II his quondam friends WIN ODD
make the matter up nd say nothing about his tergVe
ton Though the whig State convention voted INSTRUCTIVE
in favor of Taylor, the wing papers of the State have
orally declined to announce his name. They are wnu
to catch the most popular breeze Poor whggery us vr
folly and inconsistency have made il 20 contemptbe IN
souri,, that even wings now unwilling 10 do IL"
renee.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
April II, 1913.
March last, until 3, p m, on Saturday. the 18th OF
June lSis for sixteen millions of dollars of United States
day july lS4S bearing six per interest per annum
payable substantially the first days of January and
July of each year No bid will be received below par nor
will any bid be considered unless per cent thereof is
deposited in some depository of the United States at or
all must be unconditional, and without any refer
to the bids of others, and should distinctly the
sses ss c s. q h hs
the depositay United nearest the places Of
residences of the persons respectively whose offers may be
ders not residing in the United States, deposited
with the assistant reasurers at New York. Boston, Phila
To give opportunity all persons participate in
the investment funds in this stock bids will be received
law-being for fifty dolars-as well for higher sums
All certificates under one thousand dollars will be trans
that and upward, will be transferable the books of
the treasury, or by delivery with coupons attached, the
multiplication OF accounts, all certificates with coupons
he'd will be for the sum Of one thousand dollars
amount awarded in five equal nstamens in each of
months Of July August September October, and
twenty thousand dollars where the bidder may be de-
srous of making immediate payment in which case the
bear in ali cases from the date OF dcposite
The bids will be opened at the Treasury Department
ence Of all who may desire attend but under
provision Introduced into the act of 3ls of March last
not accepted, the deposited in advance will be
mediately returned The whole premium on the
quired in July
r. ]. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
phia Baltimore Charleston, and New Orleans, and in all
other State. the papers selected TO print the laws of the
United States are authorized to publish this advertisement
April Is-dtl7thJuneif
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Nv n. GREEN; .sucttOmcer.

nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND SPANISH CIGARS,
~ TOBACCO, SNUFF, &c;, at auction-On Monday,
the 22d instant shall sell the tobaccons store on Penn
syvania avenue Al street, at 10 o'clock m, the
entire stock of the establishment consisting OIL part
which old, fine favored, and Of the best qualify
10 boxes good chewing tobacco, various brands
200 dozen good smoking do do
Lot oil best Havana do do
/ Connecticut seed do do
Half hogshead Kentucky do
A large lotof Rappee and Scotch Snuff in bottles and
badders
Lot of piano and gui,ar music, canes and stands
800 empty cigar boxes
IL snuff canstcrs different sizes
3 boxes pipes with lot of household urnit such
chairs, tables feather beds, bedsteeds, &c.
Terms of sale All OF and under $25, cash
1925, credit of sixty and ninety days, for approved
dorsed notes bearing interest. A. GREEN,
May l9-3t Auctoneer
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY FL, Is4s.

ms Mr. c. w JAMES of Cincinnati, Ohio, is our gem
era travelling agent the Western States, assisted by
lanes X. Smith, Ut. Dent, 7. q: smith, Frederick J.
Hawse John w. Armstrong, Jasen Taylor, e. M Steven
sou, and W. Ramsey.
GyMr ISRAEL L. JAMES, 1872 South Tenth street. Phil
adelpha, general travelling agent assisted by lanes
X. Whippe, William H. Weld, O IL Z. Stem, John b.
Weld, +. S Waterman g. S James, John Collins James
Deering, Isaac ID. Guyer, and @. Muslin
0t-Mr. HENRY M LEWIS OF Montgomery, Alabama,
general travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee
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AT meeting of the democratic republicans OF the les
lature of Maine held on the 10th of May inst resO
ton in favor of the nomination of the Hon. Lew WV,
bury by the Baltimore convention was passed-e4 -
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AornANb Course OF Legal Study, second edition
rewritten and much enlarged Two volume, octa w
May 10 y TAytop
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Taylor is candidate, because regret to dstn.
guished soldier aspiring high civil Office for which
he is not qualified, and aspiring in vain
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Petitions under the rule.

BY Mr.. CATHCART: The petition of John Krone and so
others citizens Of Indiana praying the establishment OF
from the Of Lagrange that
Of Ekhart said State. referred the Committee the
Post Office and Post Roads.
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Proposals for Stationery and Printing.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Nav

Washington, May 20, 1913.
TN pursuance of the legalizng and making appro-
prations such objects as have been usual
y Included in the general aPpropa'ton bills wi.oa.
departments and offices of the
ana for other @ Be the 9ses SSa at
parnent until O'Clock, p the Doth of June next,
for furnishing the articles Of s,S,oney s in each
qured by Tor year from the lstday OF July next but
s,, o. 20 be- a. befy 10 take either less or
quantity any article than is Specified according to its
Each article be of the best quality and to be delivered
without delay when ordered
SCHEDULE No. l.
Writing paper hass-nsade, of linen, laid.
10 reams folio post paper satin finish weigh
than Is pounds the reanl per
% realms of note paper similar finish, gilt, per
Envelope paper, smooth.
10 reams medium. yellow or buff per ream
10 10 rsams double cap, white do
reans blotting-paper, royal do
1899 1899 cards cards sns other
50 cards saa cards
sooo quilts. so's. pc, 1900
0as & pencils s M FsSss pc. a gross
i ss Es.ss; 1ssss
do red tape, No q do
/: 4: e 4: r. MI n I g. ss
do silk taste, narrow, do
do do wide do
| % p0uness b boxes d iyssy, do do
do Perry's gravtating inksands Iorcelainc, 3-inch
cylinder, per dozen.
do erasers, Rodyers& Sons ivory handle per dozen
do do penkdnives' DO DO DO ! blades Sa DO do
90 vora 40 40 Wafer. seals aa per Dozen DO
do ink in quarts, black, Maynard " Noyes. per
l pound waters, red, per Id.
5000 U. s. seal do, per 1000
5000 Tor dep artment seal, per 1000
pounds scarlet ID
do India rubber. prepared. do
s do wine gill net, per 10.
10 do do coarse, for packing, per h..
pairs paper shears Rodgers 4 Sons inch blade per
pairs paper shears Rodgers N Sons 6a-inch blade,
Each proposal be signed by the individual firm
making and must specify price, and out price, for
each and article contained IN the schedule Should
any rce be required enumerated they to be fur
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished
ormty therein, the department would fnd it difficult to
make a decision, will be taken into consideration
less substantially agreeing herewith ~
State and endorsed Proposals Tor stationery Notice
will be given the person to whom the is
awarded who will be required, within five days the
give bond, with sufficient surcties, for its perform
The head of the department is in all decide
the of the contract have been complied
and reject article which may be-, in his opinion,
inferior quality well annu the contract upon any
failure comply with the terms within reasonable time.
Proposals will also be received during the same period
and subject the conditions, tor the execution
year from the LIST day OF JULY 1913, consisting Of
Blanks ,oriti~g paper.
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Proposals will also be received during the period
and subject to the conditions, tor the execution O
such Job printing may be required by the department
one year from the LIST day oil July, lS48 consisting Of
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X. ]. WALKER,

secretary oil ths treasury.
Each OF the daily papers of Boston, New York. Phadel
phla Baltimore Charleston, and New Orleans and all
other States the papers selected print the of the
United States, authorized publish this
April I8-dtl7thJunef
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PREmIUm DAGUERRE0TYPEs.
MAIN STREET

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber is happy inform the citizens of Wor
Cester and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. S. L.. WALKER
10 remain in Worcester short longer thus giving an
opportunity those who have called and have not had
eface 10 Sit account OF previous eng and
crowded state OF my cali again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation an artist OF superior merits and skill any
who have visited Worcester, we'll established
need any comments, suffice say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals Tor Daguerreotypes exhibited
in New York. and the ONLY Daguerreot' psl in w or
tester who has ever received Premium, advertisements
10 CUntrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my ROnms to tyiee the size Of Gsy
others an this city, would invite strangers to
call, whether contemplating sitting
June 6. DIFF GEO. ADAMS.
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Z 2 y
Hon. CHARLES ALLEN.
"NATIONAL WHIGa DOCTRINE

Read the following able deIineation OF the Taylor
issue in the present canvass, 1t is portrayed by
Speaker Wnlhrop's favorite "National Wing" Senator
Bernen Here is his letter to Taylor Wing mass
meeting in Georgia
al ask you to make known TO oar fellow citizens who
will he assembled the Sob the Why am
not with them, not so much to explain my absence, for
that comparatively unlmporiaut, a enable
through The proper organs Of the meeing. 10 say
them, ueepy important | feel it he, that We
should work with might and main" in the present
vass-ha consider il the most important =, csiaea
tial election, especially 10 SOUTHERN MEN tchich
has occurred since the foundation Of the Government
We great and important iHtersS;S at Stake-J
are tit 10 sustain them Roic, be forced too
10 decide 1oheter tcH remain in the Union al the
mercy ola bend of fanatics political juggierS
Ict0nty retire ON fer the preservation II d0aes>
TIC institutions aud all nur rights treemen "
united Susgin heHIiNe aicide the old party
1SSueS we must he victims,
~ WITH A HEART DEVOTED TO THEIR INTER FISTS
ON THIS GREAT QUESTION and HITH
OUT RESPECT TO PARTY inplore ny }f,
loo citissas Of Georgia Wing and Democratic,
GET FOR THE TIME THEIR Party plvIsl 'Es-TO
KNOW EACH OrHER ONLY AS SOUTHERN
MEMO act upon The nsiism mtertd by Mr. Calhoun,
that on this VITAL QUESTION-tke preservation
q our domestic hs'itutions the Southern no is
Jdrthea from 0> Is than dy Northern man
can he--~inat Gen. y1r 10 Identified with u " ttellng
aud intefest--waS BON in sla vchOding sale-educa>
I'D IN Slar, holtlng stnte--s himself slav,hoder
'ha his slave property constitutes the Of support,
to himself and itmy that be cannot desert uS without
sacrificing his lnrIe',, his principles the bahts and
feelings Of bis fcand that With hem therefore, our in
sttullons are safe. beseerh he therefore, from the
love which they bear our nobc state 10 rally under
ne banner Of Zachary 'layior. and With Que united
voice !" send hm by eee'emacn TO the Executive chair
Respectfully, Jour itIlOw-etiz u.
J. MCPHERSON BERRlEN.
This is the view Of the GREAT QUESTION Of
slavery extension as held by al Of GenreyIos friends
and supporters throughout his section Of the county
They supper, him because they KNOW him to no
thoroughly with tho South" bitterly OPPOSED 10
the Wilmol P-oviso, and will VETOh Such is Gen.
Taylor, without mistake, advocated all over the South
to be- Ills bis TRUE POSITION.
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THOMAS H. SELBY g. CO.,
AUCTEONEERS,
AMI rom raTSCUnnT n IN C;ygr a ,-yy-s,

NO 80 MAIN ST., (Hobbs' Block WoRC ESTER,
w GUILD inform the citizens Ct Worcester that they
W nave established themselves in the Auctlon and
commission business at the above place. and that they
VIII De pleased TO receive coDsgnmens of property oil
every description he sold either at auction or private
sale.
PERSONS having secondhand FURNITURE, and wishing
10 dispose OF the same will find this the best If
year 10 sell We also will give particular attention
the sale OF REAL ESTATE or Personal Property in any
part OF the County.
Our experience and knowledge the business
we ust VIII enable ue to give entire satisfaction
who NAV 90 business with Every thing warraaf
GOOD or stect If not So tie money WH be returned By
conducting our business honorable principles we hope
to secure the confidence of the public.
we nave in store, and constantly receiving great
variety OF Goods to be sold Auction private sale and
would invite purchasers call and assortment OF
NEW SOFAS, ROCKING CHAIRS,
MATTRASSES, LOOKING GLASSES,
BROADCLOTHS, LINENS, &c
BLANKETS, CARPET BAGS and TRUNKS
Also, several Chests of superior Young Tyson aud
chong EA, Crushed and other SUGARS wi many other
articles, all OF which will be sold private sale, at ex
tremely low prices
Sales Of property consigned will be settled imme
dately.
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CITY DYE HOUSE.
GROVE STR II Ell.

"NNO V II , M n II -
7 ..DIBS and Centemens Garments OF every descrips
Ia ton dyed and finished IN superior style. Also,
EhAwls, Ves Hosiery, c Cents whole Garments dyed
and pressed hi good shape Aso ceansed at short notice.
without injury to goeta or celors. White MernO and
other shaws cleansed Carpets ceansea for eish eea
yard At nne days notice. Goods returned In one week
Office at Ellis's, ll6 Main Street.
Worcester, April s. dwtGIS
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERR0TYPES.

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment Il
No. @ BrinEey Hall, No, @.
Wis Establishment, which is the oldest and pop
ular one ever established in Worcester uNites rare
advantages for carrying the Daguerrean all lis
perfection and beauty. Within brie this establish
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point of superiority and accuacy have never
been exselled. The proprietor, Dr.. Van Aisn, having
had many years of practical experience in his art pre-
pared
Challenge amy Competitor
TO trial OF skill either the perfection and beauty of
Daguerreotype productions in exceeding cheapna
which he is enabled TO offer them the public He has
imported instruments for exclusive use which
superior any in This city elsewhere and pictures
which are warranted to he superior any that be
produced in Wore put up rich and elegant
cases, tor the 10 price of
One Dollar Only.
n. h. STOCK OF superior quaIil, comst anty hand
and for sale. DR.. VAN ALSTIN.
Worcester, July %. dwtf
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CHE Daily @pp.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.


The price Of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
snnum, or seventy five Gents per quarter paid strictly
In advance.--0r
Four Dollars per annum, or One Dollar per ogarter If
not paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
Published weekly at the office. TerIns-SI7 rs in
advance, or $500 ifnot paid in advance.
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C0c DatID 5o2,.
ESTER:
SATURDAY,, .NOVEMBER, IL, 1913.

Free Soil State Nominations.
state Election, Monday, Nov, I3.
FOR GOVERNOR,
STEPHEN C. PHILLIPS, of Salem.
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
JOHN MILLS, OF Springfield.
Fer senatOrs--W Worcester County.
ALEXANDER DE WITT Of Worcester.
MOSES WOOD of Gardner
CYRUS GALE Of Marlborough
EDWARD b. BIGELO w Of Grafton.
AMASA WALKER of North Brookfeld
For Congress,
w. dis. JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge,
v dis. CHARLES ALLEN of Worcester.
Vi. dis. DANIEL W. ALVORD of Greenfield,
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ARCHITECTURE.

ARCHITECTURE.
NHE undersigned having connected hemselyes In bust
l. ness under the and hn Of
ROYDEN & JOY,
or the purpose Of Drawing Plans aud making out Speci.
hcnohs OF Buildings, ia every variety OF stye invite all
those who contemplate building to give US call,
trust from cur experience that can give entire satsfac
ttoR 20 all who may favor IN with their patronage.
Ofce, No 40 t4h Hoor) Central Exchange Worcester.
Ha9 RIBRIDGE B0YDEN,
Aug. IL. dwtf LEWIS Z. JOY.