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The Mercantile Agency,


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EtH hare an 0aee FGrst ey Aarea IN Jose Block
No. ss Exchange 81, opposite Ire Custom
BoRse, Portlsad
This Institution Was established by Levi. Tappan,
In new York, in 1s4i; by him and Edward T.. DIM
bar IN Boston, in isi3 and sobsequentlyby them and
their in each of he principal cities of the
United States and Canada and Is believed to be tie
FIRST and original organIzat on In ny part of the
world, for the purposs of procuring In a thorough
manner, recording and preserving for its patrons
tailed Information respecting the home standing re-
sponsibty and credit ofMerehants, Manufacturers,
Traders. &c. to aid in dispensing and collect
| ing debts.
During the twenty six years that the Mercantile
Agency has been in operation there has been time
that 1t has not enjoyed the eonhdence and patronage
OF the most honored and sagaeious business in
each community where of Its offices has been To-
| Gated. With determination, adhered to from the
first opening Of t. office to the present time TO Sc
cure the aid ofreliabe and painstakng correspoD-
dents, men of character and integrity, competent
assistants and clerks in all responsible positons and
to be strictly impartial In reports without fear
favor, the busines has grown extent cores
ponding to the increased territory and extended bus
ness fthe country; and never has the agency been
in condition to render such valuable service to its
subscribers as at the present time.
In addition TO the recorded reports, revised syste-
matically twice year by correspondence and trav-
Cling, We have, for the past three years, issued to
subscribers who desired it, they paying addition
| al subscription for the use thereof aREFERENCE
BOOK, containing names OF individuals and firms in
Mercantile, Manufacturing, Mechanical, and other
business, arranged In alphabetical order in their
respective towns cities, with double rating ap-
pended, las per Key furnished with the book show
Ing, first approximately the pecuniary siren 9Th aud
secondly, the mercantile credit This work, now IS
sued in January and July of each year, Is kept use.
full to subscribers by the Issue OF weekly, Tor moro
! frequently notifications oi important changes which
| affect the ratings. t.-
Besides the GENERAL REFERENCE BOOK. Of
whole u. B. and British Provinces, we issue
BOOK OF PRISCIPAL CITIES, some 20 in num-
Der,
| NEW ENGLAND REFERENCE BOOK, and a
| WESTERN REFERENCE BOOK. .-
All Of the three last named are included In ,he
first, and either cen be supplied to subscriber ac
eording to the wants of his business.
We shall be pleased TO sxhib the Reference Book
and other facilities OF the Agency and 10 answer
such questions may be asked respecting our sys-
tenn and terms OF subscription, upon application per
sOnally OF By letter.
EDWARD RUSSELL s co.
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COPARTNERsHEP NOTICES.
Dissolution of Copartnership!

ItHE Partnership heretofore existing between
Il Clark, Read &Smsll, was dissolved on the 26th
gay OF December 1857. by the death OF Wn NJ. Clark
ID. q WI neeler has associated himself With the re-
manning partners under the firm name of Wheeler
cad and Small, The affairs Of late firm viii be
settled and business continued by hem at The old
stand l5I Commercial Street cor. Union
II. Q. WHEELER,
Jos. w. REED,
GEO. NJ. SMALL,
Portland Jan. 81, 1868. div
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3--THE LAND GRANT.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company has land
grant or absolute donation from the government OF
- 800 acres to the mile the line ofthe road which
win not be worth less than si59 per acre. the low
est valuation -e.rr
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, Is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at 81. 90 year
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERTIsIr Gone inch Of space, In
length OF column, constitutes a "squaIe."
$3.50 per square daily first week. 75 cents Per
week after; three Insertions less, LOO; continu-
lag every other day after first week, % eeuts
Hall square, three Insertions or less 10 cents: one
week, 81 90; 50 cents per week after.
Unde. head OF "AMusEMESTs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions OF less, 1.50.
SPECIAL NOTICES, S1.75 per square icr the first
ouent insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation I'm every part
OF the Statel for $iO0 per square or first insertion
and 90 cents per square for each subsequent inser
ton.
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Land for Sale.

a PART THE late Mary 8. Lunt's Estate near
Portland, via Tukey's Bridge; in parcels to
suit Purchasers Enquire In person or by letter OF
JAMES JOHNSON,
Sroudwater, westbrook Admir- Of said Estate with
VIII annexed oct e2-d6swtt
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

'HHE valuable Farm Of the late DR.. j. NJ MiH-
ken In Scarboro', situated on the main road Lead
Ing from Saeo to Portland. This farm oomnrses
about20 acres of w,oa-land, fine timber lot, til
iage, pasturage, and marsh. 1t Is within one mile
OF the depot, 81 from Old Orchard Beach, and near
10 church, school, and post Off 20. This iarm Is in
excellent order, as also the buildings upon 1t. A
well finished brick house with all farming conyen-
!ences, barn 8ixS8 feet; wood-house, graAary, &c,
There are two fine orchards OF choice varieties of
apples, pears and grapes, This farm will be sold en-
tire or In lots to suit purchasArs 1t Is sirab,e
Location Tor physician or any one wishing a pleas
ant country residence. For particulars enquire OF
JOHN ). MILLIkkN, Searboro', Me. jan27dtf
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Means Sufficient to Build the Road,

Contracts for the entire work o! building 9ii miles
OF hrst-class railroad west from Omaha, comprising
much Of the most difficult mountain work, and en,-
bracinS every expense except surveying, have been
made with responsible parties twho have already fin
ished over $40 miles at the average rate of sixty
eight thousand and rtyeight dollars $685. ,O5ol per
mile. This price includes all necessary shops i0r
construction and repairs OF cars, depois, stations,
and all other incidental bulldings and ALEC iocoIno
tives passenger, baggage, and freight cars and 9th
er requisite rolling STOCK, TO amount that shall
not be less than So 900 per mile Alloy ing the cos
ofthe remaining one hundred and elshty-six Of the
eleven hundred miles assumed to be built by the
Union Pacific Company to be $4,000 per mile,
H will be ss fellows.
9i4 miles, at S6S o5S -s q St2,20J, ,012
1sS miles, at S90,000 i6,7l0,oco
Add discounts on bonds, surveys, SC, 100000
Amount, gHA ssI, AS oi2
AS the U s. Bonds are equal to money, and the
company's own First Mortgage Bonds have ready
market, we have as the
Available Cash Resources for Buildins
s3 Eleven Hundred Miles,
q. s. Bonds s2a.S2s, 600
First Mortgage Bonds. 20, ,32S, 600
Capital Stock paid In on the work done, 800 900
Land Grant, i4.oso,0o9 acres, at sl.5o per .
acre, ell 900
- -. -
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Available Cash Resources for Buikdins
-33 Eleven Hundred aIiles,
$ss,2T6.o00
Total

The Company have ample facilities for supplying
any deficiency that may arise in means for
tion. This may be done wholly or In part by add-
ditional subscriptions to the capital stock.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
hrm name Of MCCARTHY 6 BERRY, is dis
solved by mutual consent and all persons Indebted
to the late firm requested to make immediate
payment at the st re of NJ. Mccarthy, No. 1Ol Mid
die Street, opposite head of Plum Street the same
site they occupied when burnt out in the Big Fire.
Please pay up at once, and oblige yours,
jan23d1w MCCARTHY Il BERRY
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NOTICE.. ! win sell on favorable terms as to
~ payment, OF let for term OF years the lots on
the corner OF Middle aud Franklin streets. and on
franklin street. including The corner OF Franklin and
fore streets. Apply 90 WIN. HIELl3RD, Bangor
or SMITH i RRED. Attorneys. Portland. iytett
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4--THE CIPTT4L STOCK.

The authorized capital of the Union Pacific Rail
road Company is sI0G,OoooO0, OF which ss;OO,-
900 have been paid on the work already done.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, tSunday fxcepted,i No. Printers
Exchange, Exchange Street Portland
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I.--UyITED ST4TEs BONDS,

Having thirty years to rum and beaIingsx per cent
currency interest," at the rate OF psr mile for
5l7 miles the Plains; then at the rate of $4,000
per mile tor $50 miles through the Rocky Mountains;
then at the rate OF coo per mile tor the remaining
distance, for which the United States takes second
lien as security The interest these bonds is paid
by the United States Government, which also rays
the Company one-half the amount of lis bills in
money tor transportatmg It's ;reigbt troops mai's.
sc. The remaining half OF these bills Is placed to
the Compauys credit and forms sInking fund
which may finally discharge the whole amount Of
this lien.
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DAILY PRESS.

PORTLAND.

Friday Morning, January 81, 1893.
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To be Sold Emmediately.

'TtWo houses and lots In City. Price 5000 and 81.
Il 600. House lots in Cape Elizabeth $50 to sl0a.
JOSEPH REED,
Rsal Estate Agent, Oak and Congress ST..
Oc.obha 2. dit u n. - - :, Z
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N A. tU3IEKI PROPRlETOK.
TrRAs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
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D i - ~ OIIa o9a

THE copartnership heretofore existing under tho
Gay dissolved by mutual consent All persons ia
debfed TO the above firm, are requested 10 call aad
make payment: and those having demands against
it TO present The same II. A. Cleaves for settle
men'. r. A. CLEAYES,
ROYAL SENTEK.
Bndeton, January 20, 1869. jan23dlw
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,rnG bALrlMoHE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Gu AMI sra SUNDAY ,l7IG May, lo,s, thres .l.iIy
tr.ns WA D." run between Baltimore aud WE'vi.
lug und Park TsbuIE, IL iulluM,:
NAIL TRAlN, Tor all way POINTS, will leave
BALTIMORE daily {r%cvpt Sunday ~ 80 IL. ~.
FAsG j, N VIZ iiHSS |FFi;{ ISn%'ps E Sn93y}
l.rt at BrlaIrc uud pIrk"r,rurg Tor ali pa .ls
West, southwest aud Northwest
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATE TEAI%
day. Leaves WinSGcstcr for Baltimore daily
LsuUIhyn wXc,pt"dJ at 500 4. III. Conn, citing at
Fred Junction with train for Frederick and
At n"ge.st,wn Junction with tram for ila.,, r.
town.
TIE ELLICoTT's MILLS TRAIN leaves Ua,tr.
more At ~ and 9:T f. M, %gi - 4ud d:2On ~
a. m and s'I F &EE fHi2SRERRsrowY.
Leave Baltimore At sida. n. aud l:lQp. u ,c,n.
County EMlInai, arriving a. iias"rstnMn at 2E
aud 9:2J T. IN. Returning leave lugrrst0wU at
6:lOund II =. arriving III baltimore At 10 - a.
''' "'' '''' FUiE wINCHEsTER.
rtv,ug at Winchester At 4:iianda IS IN. R,lurn,
III BAL VIZ NWHAs5Hii nSS 1'5tSSr II"
lmayc u ll.iiorr at $3.50, i:Ji, S:2Iaud 81 H. III ,
ana l'ii!'"5'M %&iSSiiIiNGFFoES roH BALTIMORE.
Lay" Wa,h ngt"A"t 7aul s. IA, AID ESQ, ;,
'''' ! ana ~" F FIR II: ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore ut 7uj 1t. N, and Ia D. III.
i'lYo Washington At II. II. rud 40 =. L.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave h"timorf 10" .G sh'nS{"n at ~ HHd ,
For iurtncr inf"imuiion, Ickrl- Ut ryrry kind
Sc, apply To, J r. ENHLAND, agent, CaIuLeI
"'"''''' " '' '''' ''@ :. J1IlN L. WILSON,
Mlstrruf Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. Gru"l"l Ticket Agent,
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DEOylDEECE HUSplTAL,
L UHpEk TaE CnARuE OF
the SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Corner Of Second strett cast aud D siTcut Euu

pEoYlDEECE HOsrlTAL,
L uHpEk TIE CnARuE OF
THE SISTERS OF CIAR!TY,
Corner OF Second 't-eCt cast aud street BuutL
Capitol Hill,
IN A HEALTHY AND RETIRED PARTOP WASH.
lNGTON CITY.
The new building is now ready for the rccertion
OtpRtiCut- uI,vCry CLt,, 10th medCa Uad surglca,
The cars run within two slaare, Of the battling
Patients will be received into tho wards at 81
per week, rHyahIg IL advance This includes hul-
!ciue aud Mrlicllor Surgical attcudsuoo.
Private Room, can be had at advanced rat-
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING
D. +. HAGNER. n. b., No. go n street. be.
t";@ ,P7,h i3.iT,"[ntEr yut FlE'ee9tt.
WM MAKpLEI, a =, Iid II sIrc5t.
bUEtsUss.
), ; TiiUAra'N, II a., corner Ninth ,,rp.
ard M.~-lahLmut,. ENuuRs
{. N TnEp,, -. p; ?, Eat Cari.ol street.
n 3 LlSS%%Rr irH!{N AEl G6Es ,ilGGE g%tIh
GRAFTON Tl LEE, NJ. D.. ooruor yf Wr.oInr.
", I. JIHhoUE. N. b., sovan,u street. n,.
i HOWARD, NJ. D., Sss + ,lrtpt.
THOMAS MILLER, 2iG ttrrtl.
JOHSsOh ELIOT us L str,,t.
G. II. LlBERMANN' ii' TEi.trAlll -lr,.l
Application eau be made at the liurIiilI, nr l.,
either "f u" ahuve-naiacl phyncinL-. Ihysi,mt,.
65GdiLg pI.I ats to III" HU.rItaI NJ may 90, m,
private rome have IL" privilege vi rlteuJ,Ug he
- Ev p,:sOu, v ~ CONTAGIOUS disrn,,g admitted
SISTER LORETTA O'REllLi,
oelli Superior.
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THE NEaCHANIS' PROTECTIVE rNlOi
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER,

THE MERCHANT PR"rHcrWE U&"y, or.auil"i
I" P[omyte Ara Ir%GrrF thIr by SnEbpS 49, '9G-
ing Of aydlts, and the rtfoycry Of clqimsnt all
RENT. hsyy .GSt thSy WIZ Ia Sy
TME, MERtiiANrs'', rHorrarIyE UNION MERTAX-
ptnSr things, the S&SGs. %AfTEE a OF Tr! TS"
AMurSr or CAPITAL, fISAN, AZ SrASDlSG, AND
pal ~ chants, traders Laukcr., naaufIyturSi-.
and public couIrnuir-, in more !han 80 . II tlg
cttics, town, village, aud sGttlemouts through.
out the United Statr., thulr Territories, and III"
| Bru,h Prov luce, OF North America; aud rmbrrc.
necessary to enable tho merchant t1uscrrtaiu At Il
| glance lheCArlrAI, CHARArrER. AND DEuEEG or
Turlhr Of my graduation Ofcrrdit, lug, HIsD,
a Ni9Sr1pT Dt'ctorY, continuing Ia tjtj",cLar..
particulars relative to each journal, being in.
| mleio guide TO the proHa oi every county IA tue
Tic rcp"rts and Information will b., conar,d to
! thos" drrmrd worthy Yf some line Of credit and IL
the salIr Will be- blst j, 50 FAR Is pTaClCalC anon
! the written statement; Of the parties thcms.vv,,
revised and corrected by we'll known and r"liall,
! legal c"frr'Inhd"Hl-' Whose chhlhcirr Will Prove
| agutr"uIre Of the correctness "f tho Information
Will prove more nut ful and complete. aud ,lhHo-
IoIg suLHrl"r TO- and Of much greater value, !!fnn
| by aid lIhGMrEc1NmER EprRrSrr REGISTER,
buslurss 'u Will hcruabiud lodscertaiu Htn gIuUc"
the capital aud gradEtiun Ut credit, rs compared
win !unLca1 worth, Of nahTly every merchant,
nduul urturT, truirr,Hnd banker within the above
% "r about tho dr,tur cgCh mouth. sub,crilcl,
Will aIsu wLriye Gr .NOntt'y @r0Hl"it, cuEtalr-
l.ut chauLr, III the name and condition Of G'm,,
thr4nShout the country, a. may occur Fnbat1Acn
tAH AE4r4 NuLE RffEnEScE RE"I;jEH, ,.,
%a3i 2E,Egic@;hfii.' i I, @iSSi ii lie "t E,t
$'1Ih HI az %Sr, ~ %l HrhI ., H. r,,u,o
IN GiiiiipG i, p'iriicil,tiHV il Mr j,foRtS, ,gTi
S.s1 % Jl pS q c @$ ME%ttEI ,." rf.r I,,
e. (, !pa"j$$ oI % %i {" aT% 1T@
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UNITED >rArEs ES"ISEtE OTtIcE. |
uSwhuu, \. Y, > pit. II, lS,N. I
IMpNNNEMENI ME NSMLhn uAnHNk

IMPROVEMENT OF VsWLbO NAKBOk.
Scaled proposals, III duplicate, iudor,rl apo.
ru.als Tor Fine Timber, will be received at Ihis
"hIce until II u, N. on saturday, nct'hor TO- lsC
/ 7 the following materials, ~:
80 sticks white Canada pine timber, each D l',t
long and II inches ,quar".
2UstiCks white Canada / Inc tiubur, citi. Il ct
! ag aud l. iEChus square.
T,uUO feet, board measure, bC.t quality twu.iurh
pine plank, each liu"t long.
- ,"uni whi,o oak posts. ZACH - feet Iona aud II
Inches square.
All Ca, .hnNr limbcr aud lumber to he Of first
uuU.iiy. sawed aud Straight. Tho Iuii diHrL ,ivus
ElEyq win be, strictly rrquirrdi amy other -t"-
Will lee rejected.
All to be delivered by the 18th of June, Is. @,
Hl"ug'ihe the United states pier IN Osw"gI lidr'
hUr. All the expenses Involved III the proper m'Is-
uremcul and Inspection Ut tho material, must be-
borne BY the contractor.
The United states reserves tho right 10 reject aI
or all bids. Blank prvpotals can be procured al
Uis uIirr. G. Il. BLUST,
Lieut.. Col. e EuGiu"rrs, Bvt Col. L. S. 4.
.Lls- Ii
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Financial.
WASHINGTON.
n. D. CooKe, COT Jay Cooke q Go. y President,
W. s. HrSrIsuros. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY

FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
l6rH srREEr. ortosrrE Tar ThrARrRr DEPART.
%ENr.
Goyornnen at ,ccurile- ,,,t Treasure uatsd StasoF,
Es-"NE MILLl0N n"LLAEs.-G,
We buy and sell an s,a..ns u GOVERNMENT
sECURlTlESat current Nal K. rdes
FURNISH EXCHANGE and max, Collections on
ALL the rKiHclraLcirigs oFTHE UNITED
STATES.
wO rnrcha.s Govsr arAou. ' oueAers "a tbs MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give cAEEprL AMI
TKoXPT ATTENlIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF DcslNLss MEN AND FIEMS,
and to any other business entrusted to US.
FULL INFoRMArl)Y in regrrI to GOVERN.
MBET LoAss at all tisncs ehesrfulIy furnished.
W. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashisr.
"AzHISdToH. March %. lsdj mh2l-du
AY COOK Re co.,,
BANKERS,
FlFTEEETH STREET, oPVusIrE TIE
TREASIEY,
rsy ard cell At sgrtcat nnvhyt rates and keep
conNsutlj On h.EIa I.l! apply 4
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEYEN.THIRTlEs,
and
CGMPuUE" IErEEGsT NOTE.
Ori"rs ior Stoc;-, Hyad.. &c executed aud COL
lect.ou, m-,'e Oh ali nceS.-,hIs points.
sepl .dtf
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IIAIlISOUISS
Jiauid ERASER
Will REMOVE
Paint Oil, Tar, Varnish, Or any Kind Of Stains
FROM
WOODEN, SILK, LINEN OR COTTON GOODS.

Wet the spot with the Liquid, and rub II brasil.
or rub with the thumb. nail; allow it to rcsG n
minute, and again rub, aud 1t will come out For
Dciaing,, Chnt2cs, Callcoes, Poplius, or Llurn,
and Printed Good, you will have to weaken tic
solution by adding soft water.
All urdors. either for agrur!c, Oh for immediate
use, should be Addressed to tho manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer,
No. Il Second street west, bet Mas. Avenue and Il
s.rreI nnrIh. WI .LLupInu. u @ nmLL
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TUkhttH TRAM
:, Leave WAsniSsroS, from Maryland Avenue
SUNDAY TRAINS.
. LEAVE wAsHISarCY. from Maryland Avenue
Depot, at9and II A. NJ. and ?, Co., and 1880 r. NJ.
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, from corner St. Asnph
ynd King streets, at and 10 A. NJ and and
7. NJ. aud fIOm corner Of Duke and Henry streets
Mh;hP.iM o. A, STEVENS, Gen / Sup't
w. J. pHPtrs, Con | Manager. scl;.t
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Approved, July 27, 1868,

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TlIa =.
l. rCr0 be r ha. obtained from the Orphan {
II Wa-uiu LIOn county, Ia the D STRIFE VI Co an
letteLs Of adIninstTatiun on the peIsonal
II WILLIAM A. WILKER, late Of Washiup
ing claim against III" sid inC ascd are he,
warned 10 81 hibit lle gu , Will tho y. ,
RS thrr,.nf to the suhsCTIhcl, "a off Jofprr
9Th DAY II August next; they Iruy "thCrwts
law be- excluded from III bruahtr' III" aid col
OWEN under my hand ihi.Y hh Gay IA.4g.l,I
MAEY I W!LKER,
aop9Tu 81 Alu ..'r'r'.
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7:atjonal Gepublitan.


Ici tirg 30 customs, commerce anu INV e",
.rYNr- the Territory coded to the tnited
,.ll,.r by Russin. to establish collection
district therein and for other purposes;
T. r...r,,,I lg ''r s Uotr amt H0W'C O'
-, 81. ,,,-,gr.E, Tajirt Sioicy Of AH,ric0
~, r,,,r,,S, a,, ,i.,5, That the laws Of the
,rrci stntes Ir.aI 2 TO customs commerce,
.l,,irnticn lie and he same are hereby,
..ti ?. and over all the mainland, islands
~ l,softbe territory ceded to tho United
. .l.. IS he Emperor 0: Russia y treaty con
.,, at Washington on the thrtielh day
O.. s. .r,h ammo Donini eighteen hundred and
,'y even, so far G7 the same my be up.
D.. ,''c thereto.
-g- : A.W b, n CuEr,g.',L That all
-, aid Territory, With its ports, harbOrs,
riv0rs. anl waters, shall constitute
,.l .s collection district, to be called the
g. ., 4 Alaska, for which said district a
.. ~ shalt be established at INC con.
Z, 1T. to 10 designated by tie Presi.
r. rear tho town Of Ska or New
..h.. ..,', az a collector Of customs shall be
4 .n.,l iy he PRECEDENT BY and with the
..I' @ pol C-nsert # the Senate who shall
%, the aid port vc entry, ard who shall
30 4HrulI .lliry OF two thousand five
ln..r,A dollars in addition to the usual legal
t- ~ CmUluments Of the cfirc. But his
t:..c l,m reu5a.ion shall net exceed four
:! ...,i lUilers per anLum, or proportion.
.-.l ~ less period Of time.
>.. o. H.' !, uInvlLcS 6U4cii, That the
s,c.,,.ry ,l the Treasury he, and he is hereby,
Eurar..7et 20 make and prescribe such regula.
ticr. 90 lie may deem exredisrt for the ma.
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Charlie =. NJ rowoIlol al EIn,'y Docket.
The Obj ct Of this bil h To- procure u deere, ia
b. ro'l Or & l'r"t Grallu POWELL. dccrIsrd
The umpl,lutul. baylug flied an affidavit that
lIlr I"I ~ az uimul u-lsulnnts AGO uun-Ir,idrul
Of tr -Ird p lu, ~ m"liuu o. IT,, cnnllGiuWutr,
X la.g,L ,.lDg, H.-7,-. LIHI X L@.'rlI,, il i
III Ordered by tuu Court, That tho defendants,
TIa anI . D. l%T, it,, Chol"s Z. NJ. Powell, ,.,yi
entered hcIun IN or ,urr Tie llri iuio DAY ecr,I.
rs i"ry day; a'l"' a. days otherwise this lgu,r
WI " IIorrcd. d Win '' in ,H.rut default: P,u-
ridd, nCopy oflli- urlrr b. puhllshr, IN ill.,, T.
fore said rule day
trueeupy.
(sgnedJ GLD. T. USHER,
Iu N,r S.I.Dt
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Steamboat Lines.

tIHE STEAMER COLUMBIA 49,.
Has resumed her regular uips be- q, rTH
tween Washington and Baltimore. r2szttkraAs
Leaving Baltimore every SATURDAY AklEh-
NOON at o'clock, aud Washington every
WEDNESDAY MORNING,
at ~ clock.
~ur VIII stop at all the pIIucIial iaud!n., ga tho
river urI.sseugcrs and freight. For furthrrlaI-
THOs W. HILEY " son, Agents,
Riley + Wharf,
;GyRJ-tuflm Atths foot Of Eleventh street,
DuTOMAC TRAESPURTArlUN LINE
For way Landings on the Potomac AMI Baltimore,
making Cpuucciiou- at AQuia Greek with
the Richmond, Frederick ,burg
and Potomac Railroad.
The Steamer EXPRESS. CAPT A. {. Eicklc, will
street wharf every TUESDAY, At 4,ssssssdks
y. IA aud arrive Al the sixth 'tTCct wharf at II.
III. THURSDAY, To- deliver freight.
SutlCc Will hu SVEN when the g.htT boat " Ill be
put uu the route.
Frcgh received all day Friday.
The steamer leaves SATURDAY At Jam
PETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street wharf, Washington, ID. {.
A. SEEDH AN SONS, Agents,
my5-6m II! Lightst. wharf. Baltimore
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Railroad Routes.
ALEXANDRIA,

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
w AND GEORGETowN RAILROAD.
On and after WEDNESDAY, March II, 1893, q nd
until further notice, Local Passenger Trains " III
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol.