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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

In BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT OF CsLu sBtA.ss
At the City of Washington, on the lurn dAy Of
Jply, 1855. The undersigned hereby gives noticr
o. bis Appointment Assignee of JOSE oHINE
SANFORD in the City of Washington, within saio
District, who har been adiudged a Bankrupt upon
trict. GEO MASON Attsrpey- at Law
~ 1911 City Hall Assignee.
4 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IS
June. 1868. The undersigned hereby gives notice
Of bis appointment assignee Of CHARLES p.
H0VBY, In the City Of Washington. within said
District, Who ha. been eajadsed Bankrupt uPon
his own petition by the Supreme Court OF said Dis
trict. GEO. MASON, Attorney-et-Lav
~ eleW3w City Hall. Assignee.
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A FAyORABLE OPPORTUNITY TO Buy
"A CHEAP DRY G0ODs.-we are about having
our Store Room ENLARGED and reitted. and in view
Of this VIII run of our Stock of Summer Goods at
greatly redxcsd prices. BENJAMIN MILLER,
* n0n WANTED TO BUY-Au kinds of
@CsOUO. Gentlemen's and Ladies' second.
hand CLOTHIEG. Also, al kinds Of TURHI-
~ Bridge street, Georgetown. feNy
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CERTIFICATES From PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, MD :, March 4. 1888.
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RY TH0S. BOWLING, AuctIoneer; Georgetown.
vA6ghBGE IMPRovER PRoRERTY, IN


By virtue Of deed Of trust 10 the undersirned
bearing date the 18th day of June, 1857 and re,
corded in Liber 4. C Il No. IL folios al ef seo-.
Of 1.-THE Land Records Of the District Of Columbia /
shall expose to public sale, on THURSDAY the
9Th day Of August, A. ID. 1875, ct o'clock On the
AFTERNOON, IN front OF the premises one uudivi ied
moiety, or half part Of all that parcel OF ground
and premises lying and situate in Georgetown, in
said District OF Columbia. known and being all
that part OF Lot numbered ten. (l0B in Beatty aud
HAWKINS addition 20 said town. contained within
TIE following metes and bounds, viz:
Beginning on the east side Of High street fifty
one ts feet two ~ inc hes south from Beall street.
and thence running northerly on High street to
Beall street, thence easterly on BeelI street one
hundred and twenty nine (lfe) feet seven (7l
inches, thence south parallel With High street two
CD feet, and thence in straight line 20 the poiut
OF beginning. with the appurtenances and build
ines 70 the same belonging
Terms Of sale: One-hslf cash; balance in six
months; with interest from day Of sale, secured
satisfaction Of Trustee. SlOp to be paid on the
close OF sale. CONVEX ancine and stamps at par
ehasers cost. II terms are not complied WITH in
nve days from day of sale, Trustee reserves right
TO re- cell 1t purchasers risk. on i've days notice
MAHL0N ASHFORD, Trustee
lyc2-0nHda
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the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reii able
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R0sADALIs Is A POTENT RRMEDY In AL
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vRoA G. w. BLouNT, Eso., ATTORNEY AZ r.u
WILSON. NoRTH CAROLINA.
have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation n,
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tn 6As-Lssnf baLL-fhs soalowing - -
bill for lighting the streets Of Washington, IN
the shape II passed OOnsz0x =
Whereas me municipal authox1ties OF The city
Of Washington have fslled to carry oat the
arrangement for lighting the streets of ssid city
IN accordance with the provisions Of a act en-
titled IAN act making appropriation for sun.
dry civil expenses Of the Government,n ap.
Be 4 rsssisea. de-, fsa s's the hayor and CITY
Councils OF the city Of Waehington be, and
they are hereby, authorized and directed to
lev. levy and collect TAI from the prcperty hold
Tray the expenses Of lighting the ayenue ana
street lamps Of said city with six.fe& burners
twenty one nights in eceh month. from dark
until daylight, and keep said lamps 80 lighted
Sec. 2. That the Mayor and City Councils Of
the city OF Washington be, and they are here
by, authorized to contract with the Washing.
ton dsshens COMPANY for the term Of one
wise provided by law, At such rates - may be
agreed upon, not exceeding the maximum now
fixed BY law, for all the Illuminating gas re.
CURED tor the avenue aud street lamps and
public o6lces Of the city and public grounds
under the control Of said city.
Sec. 9. Thet the Mayor and City Councils Of
the city of Washin ston be, sid they are hero
BY, authorized and directed to incrcs e from
tire to tune as the public sood may require,
the number Of street lamps on any Of the
strcets, lanes, alleys. public ways, and grounds
III tne city VI w. sn'nytOus 10 10 90 any ava
all things pertaining 10 the well lighting or the
city, and to levy and collect a tax from the
property holders therefor.
Sec. 4. bat in the event of the failure of the
Mayor and City Councils to levy AID collie ct
the TAX herein suthor.zed, or to hight the said
city az re n directed then the Secretary OF the
irteiior be, end he is HEREBY, aut,orz and
directed to levy tax upon the property Of
said city and to collect toe same suficent to
light sud city Tor the current yer, and SO from
yer to yrcr, 4, case of such failure OF said
Mayor End City Councils to light IS herein d..
rec ed and TO fully execute the provisions of
TINS joint resolution in the place and stead of
the Mayor 0nd City Cou iciis.
Sec. 5. That moth pg herein confirmed shall
be construed to relieve the sid W,,~hinyto
Gasiight Company from paying the internal
revenue tax impos d by law.
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January z, 1858

hereby certify that am personally acquainted
gentlemen Of respectfully and sfanding in TIT.
community. r C DtyIs sAls
r.nrp,s ~e mayor OF Wilson, n. q.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-25

One of the speakers at the Democratic
meeting Saturday evening got so full of enthu-
siasm and beer that he got up at half past two
o'clock Sunday morning and put his head out
of the fourth story window of his hotel and
shouted Three cheers for Pendleton," at the
top of his voice.
Isn't it significant fact that in the entire
speech of the great Western orator, as report
ed in the Argus, that while the names OF Grant.
Colfax, Seymour, are spoken Of in most gen.
tlemanly terms the name of the candidate of
the Democracy for Vice President, Frank P
Blair, is unmentioned.
We are glad to see that Ex-Governor Haw-
ley of Connecticut is to engage in the cam
paign in this State. He will speak at Bath
Friday afternoon. Those who heard him at
the Grant and Colfax ratification meeting in
this city will agree that he is one of the
most eloquent speakers in the country
The first nomination for the Legislature that
we have noticed is that of Cyrus M Powers
of Houlton.
George w. Maddox of Ellsworth announces
himself as an independent candidate for Clerk
of Courts. .f.-.t l...rr.
The Aroostook papers say that Hon. Lewis
Barker has been of great service to the Re-
publican cause in that county. -- A.t
The Oxford correspondent of the Lewiston
Journal says that the Democrats of that coun-
ty are trying to regain their "lost cause" by
placing upon their ticket one or two Repub-
licans. Only few days since prominent
Republican was waited upon by a COM
mittee from the Democratic ranks, and
privately offered place upon their Senatorial
ticket But they walked up the wrong passen-
ger and left with "fea in their ear"
The Republican meeting at Bangor Thurs
day will be one of the largest ever held in
Eastern Maine. Ellsworth, thirty miles east
on stage line, has already sent for accomoda
tions for 200 people. 1914.
All Maine Republicans claim to be wide
awake, but we think the credit of being es-
pecially wide awake must be given to the Re.
publicans of Penobscot county The Bangor
Whig speaks of two large meetings on eatur-
day. one at Brewer, addressed by Hon. Han
nibal Hamlin, and the other at Oldtown, ad-
dressed by Cresswell of Maryland, Charles w.
Slack, editor of the Boston Commonwealth,
and Hon. John A. Peters The latter meet
ing, a local affair to which the b angor Grant
Club was invited, was as large as the "Grand
Mass Meeting of the Democracy of Eastern
Maine" that welcomed Pendleton at Bangor.
An interesting feature Of this meeting was
the voluntary firing of salute by the Oldtown
tribe of Indians, "trooly loil" people who
sent one-ffth of their male population to the
war;
Mr.. Pendleton said, when speaking in front
Of City Hall, 81 don't see where you all
came from" Excuse me, yer riverance,'
promptly responded an individual in the
crowd, "the most Of us came from ould Ire
land ="
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-25

Porto Rico is in a state bordering upon re-
bellion against the Spanish government
The President has sent an official letter to
the Werkingmen's Club of the District of
Columbia, informing them that he has COM
piled with their request, and referred the or
der of General Schofeld on the eight-hour
law to Mr.. Evarts.
The friends of DR.. Mudd, one of the Lincoln
assassination conspirators, are making a Wig.
orous effort in Maryland to bring influence
enough to bear upon Mr.. johnson to secure a
pardon A paper containing request for his
release speaks of DR. Mudd as highly re-
spected member of the medical profession of
Maryland, who has been confined on barren
and unhealthy island known as Dry Tortugas
for a period of nearly three years for alleged
but improved completely in the assassination
of President Lincoln
The fifty-fifth anniversary of the Perry VIC
tory on Lake Erie will be celebrated at Putin
Bay, by the following survivors, on the 10th
OF September, 1868: Usher Parsons, Surgeon,
and the only living commissioned officer of the
flagship Lawrenee Steven Champlin, Com
mander OF the Ariel, who fired the first and
last gun on the memorable battle, now of Buff
falo, N. Y; John Norris, of the Caledonia,
now of Petersburg, KY, and DR.. w. T. Tai
iaferro, of the Somers, now of Cincinnati, and
others are expected.
Virginia, following the example of more civ
ilized States,will hang negro girl on the 18th
of January.
Friends of the President say that he will
embark for Europe on the 9th day of March
next, and seek recuperation in foreign parts.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-25
The Teachings Of Pendleten,

The visit OF Pendleton did us good. and we
knew it would. We have heard nothing but
satisfaction expressed by Republicans as to
the effect OF his teachings. Iu this city they
turned out en- naasse to hear him, since they
were curious to hear the Democratic doctrine
stated as strongly as it can be by the man who
Is represented as the ablest statesman in the
party. They came away strengthened and re-
ireshed. One Of them remarked to us that he
1elt very much as he did after reading an Ar
gus editorial; the ease with which a mental
refutation of the speakers sophistries was ae-
cnmplished confirmed him in his own political
faith Pendleton's positions may be thus
stated:
First, the true theory of onr government Is
the intensified States right theory, and there
fore paramount allegiance Is due to the State
and not to the general government. Wise,
Vance and Pollard, with their three Rebel
heads in the closest possible contiguity could
lay no better foundation for a new secession.
Second, the chief crime of the North-and
Mr. Pendeton does not know that the South
ever committed any-was in overthrowing
"the labor system of the South" The full re-
ports of his speech published by our Demo-
cratic contemporaries show how bitterly and
almost angrily he dwelt ON this point. The
labor system of the South was slavery. The
Republicans have overthrown it and Mr. Pen
dleton wants an apology from them. He is
consistent in these two position. 1t is well
known that he believes that slavery still ex-
lists in legal contemplation, and it is not
strange that he looks with disfavor upon its
practical annihilaton.
Third, he threatens repudiation-a repudia-
tlon by the direct road and not through the
circuitOus greenback route.
Gt ntlemen of the Democracy, we do not
fear your Pendletons. 1t is not such me as
he that break the ranks of the defenders of a
righteous cause. A witty writer has recently
spoken approvingly of the method which the
Devil sometimes adopts of wearing his tall
under his arm, as a gentleman does cane"
When Satan INDUCES in that eccentricity you
recognize him. at once and are on your guard.
So it is with Pendleton. No words in behalf
of liberty and justice ever fall from his lips
The most disgusting propositions uttered
plainly and emphatically. In an open fight
with evil, the good is sure to win.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-25
Hard THO.

The meeting of the Grant and Colfax Club
Of Ward Two last evening was very large
and enthusiastic gathering and the best of
feeling prevailed The officers of the military
organization were chosen, consisting of the
following named:
Captain, George w. Parker; First Leuten-
ant, j. F. Land; Second Lieutenant, j. C.
Fogg; Third Lieutenant, Thomas M. Fisher;
Fourth Lieutenant w. w. Ruby.
After several stirring and patriotic speeches,
the meeting adjourned to meet
Thursday Evening at IL O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-25

A correspondent whose communication ap-
pears in this paper tells how worthy young
Democrat responded to an indiscreet Republi-
can in City Hall by striking "fiercely wound
ing, severely venomous and sternly shifting
blows" But that was by no means all the
gore that resulted from the "great outpouring
of the people," We learn from the Lewiston
journal that the worthy Democrats from that
city presented on their return every appear
ance of having had "higA old time" The
conductor on the train had his coat nearly
torn off while endeavoring to quell distur-
bance. The Journal continues as follows:
The train did not start ON the return trip un-
til midnight, and the tedium of waiting at the
Portland depot was eniivened by several rows.
One man from Lewiston pushed Portland
chap off the platform, when he went up town,
got his big brothers" returned and gave the
Lewiston Democrat a severe mauling, cutting
and bruising his head in a horrible manner SO
that he was nearly crazy during the return
trip Several ladies upon seeing this muss
and wisely concluding that it was a foretaste
of the whole ride, were afraid to come upon
the train, and remained in Portland. The
ride home was made exciting and pleasant (?)
by rows in nearl y every car, in which lively
crowd participated.
A large number were beastly drunk defiling
the cars in the most disgusting manner and
falling and lying in Uaerr fifth, while they
hiccuped their intentions to "stand up (?) for
Seymour and Blair" The train reached this
city about 3 3o'clock Sunday morning.
At Saccarappa we understand that the
scene was especially sanguinary upon the re-
turn of the train. Blood flowed as freely as
whiskey itself, inasmuch as the sidewalks still
bear the stains.
Not thus viciously inclined was that mild
parsonage adorned with Seymour and Blair
badge whom the police of this city exhumed
from the basement of Woods Hotel early
Monday morning. He had repaired to that
sequestered spot Immediately after the meet
ing of Saturday night and passed two nights
and one day in peacefully sleeping off the
fumes of that popular compound, whskey
and Pendletonism.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-25

DEXTER TRoTs A MILE IN 2:14.

DEXTER TROTS MILE IN 2:14.
Dexter has recently beaten his Buffalo time,
and has fairly earned the title of the fastest
horse in the world. In June last, Mr.. Bonner
sent Dexter to the Fashion Course, where he
was placed in the charge of Mr.. William III.
DObe, who was instructed to train him and
work him down to racing condition. A few
days ago, Dexter was taken on the track as
usual for his daily exercise, and several CEN
tlemen who were present, expressed a desire
to see the horse put to his speed DEXTER vas
sent to the stable, rubbed down and scranad
and after an absence of about twenty. five min,
utes, was brought back, with Budd Doble as
driver. A running horse with rider was also
provided, and placed at the three quarter pole
to make the round with the lannon's trotter
M. Turnbull, the well-known turfman. and
Mr.. Conway, Of Philadelphia took the Judges
stand and kept the time.
Dexter was trotted slowly around the first
time, and as he began the second heat was
worked up, until at the quarter pole he seem
ed to be going at a locomotive pace With the
running horse at his side to excite him Day
ter trotted at such rapid and steady mace "a
to surprise all. The first quarter mile was
made in thirty-three and a half seconds the
next in thirty-three seconds, the third i'm tbir-
ty-four seconds, and the mile in the unnrece-
dented time of two minutes and fourteen sec
onds Yesterday, on the same track, DEXTER
trotved quarter mile in thirty seconds, OF at
the rate OF a mile in two minutes The trainer
says that after Dexter has been got i'm thorough
condition, he will make still better time,
Whether he does or not, his past achievements
have fairly earned for him the name of King
of the Turf" $3.50 -aI- -.t-
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-25

Should you ask me why this gathering.
Why the Klans are called together.
Why they send their rockets heavenward,
why the cannon boom their thunder.
l should answer, should tell Won
That Secessia's great exponent,
FROM the regions of the Westward.
Comes to tell the Northern eople
How 70 vote o help the rebels,
anu 10 ald their Southern brethren
In tne cause they lost in fighting.
1nls great man is called statesman
Py tne northern copper faction;
Detser known as strong secession
Dy tne lovers of the Union.
LOW tnls southern sympathizer,
TeenDaek Pendleton they call him,
leaves leaves MS home and dreside comforts,
Goheth North, unto the Pine Tree
travels miles and miles to come here.
Al Al 70 tell the Northern people
Lhat his Southern brethren want them
10 elect Horatio Seymour.
Men Of sense these sturdy Northmsn)
DO not need such i'm portations
As the Southern rebels send here
mo 10 explain their duty to them,
tney Wiii taik In voice Of thunder
At election, in September.
In November they will show them,
SHOW these Southern svmpathizers.
tnat Brewster or Piilsbury
annot turn the Northern voters
FROM the ranks of Union lovers,
nor can make them like Secession.
Let tnem send-the more the better;
Sien like this repudiator.
He Will help make Union voters
BY his speeches and his talking:
Help t. crush the Rebel party,
AND to dark oblivion sen them
Grant is coming in November,
C0ltax with him, as companion,
Straight they'll journey 10 the White House.
Sent there by loyal people,
Bound to have the Constitution
carried out as by our fathers.
Good bye rebels-we shall see YOU
On your journey up Salt River;
Seymour shall himself be steering.
Pillsbury pulling at the bow oar:
BLAIR, assistance Will be giving
In your wanderings for a harbor
Where yom cannot heir the trumpets
That proclaim your overthrow.
So MOTE 1T Re-
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-25
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARIN e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Monday, August Ga.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Aloe, (Brl Martin, Munndie, Ms.
Sch Eliza Frances, Hamilton. New York.
Sch l. Fitch, Yates, Boston.
Sch Ann Flower. White, Boston.
Sch Splendid. Slower, Boston.
Sch Y Snow, Thornd Ike Boston.
Sch Sea Bird, Rogers, Boston.
Sch Panther. Hill. Newburyport
Sch Sharon, Currier. York.
Sch Speedwell, Wood, Eastport.
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant, Ellsworth.
Sch Albatross, Crockett, Bangor.
Sch Castle Rock. Magoon, Phipsburg.
Sch Addie Emma, Doughty, Eastern shore.
CLEARED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York - Henry
Fox.
Barque D Almon, (Br) Brown, Cow Bay
Brig M Herrera, (Brl Havener, London-Port-
land Kerosene Oil Co.
Brig Mlnna 1raub, VIM H Leland, Pictou-Geo s
Hunt.
Brig Proteous, j H York, st John. NB-Litt!e-
john & Chase.
Sch Monitor, Hickman, Boston-Berln Mills Com.
The Portland daily press., 1868-08-25
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uNRIvALED STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY,
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Their great success Is because they are the trus
rich aavors ofhe Jraits and spices Of remarkable
strength '''
Ex-Gov. JAMES Y SMITH, OF Providence, R, T.,
says: my W fe pronounces them superior to any
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Ex-ioy. WM A. BUCKINGHAM, OF Connecticut,
says: For long time we have used them, and
find them very fine,"
Dr. y q: HOLLAND, (Timothy Titcomh) author of
hatrlna, &C., the well-knOwn author OF Spring
hetd, Mass, says: "They are the standard in this
vicinity"
Dealers treble their sales with them.
Sold IN Portland, Me-, by
sAML. CHADWICK, - Market square,
Andby all dealers in choice fiavors. 6m1awsn