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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE WHITE RosE," by q. ]. Whyte Melville.
Published by Chapman X Hall, London, and ].
u, Lippincott n Co, Philadelphia For sale by
.Mohun Bestor, No. 400 Pennsylvania avenue.
Notice hereafter.)
"A FRENCH COUNTRY FAMILY" by Madame
Dewitt nee GuizOti translated by Dinah Mulock
Craik, author Of "John Halifax, Gentleman y
&c. Published by Harper Bros, New York.
For sale by French n Richardson, 33I Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Notice hercafter)
"BROwSLOws," novel, by Mrs Oliphant,
author of " rhe Days Of My Life" Sc, svo.,
paper, being No. $40 OF Iiarpers Library Of Select
Novels. Published by Harper Bros, New
York. For sale by French Il Richardson, 1874
nsyIvania avenue. Notice hcrcafter)
"OYE or THE FAMILY" a novel, by the author
Of "Caryon's Year" being No, aos Of Harpcr's
Library Of Select Novels Published by Harper
n Bros, New York. For sale by French X Rich,
ardson, a1t Pennsylvania avenue. Notice here
aftcT)
LITTELL's LrvISG ACE, for the week ending
Feb. Is, with the following table OF contents
Physiological Psychology; The Meeting, by Jno
s.. Whittier; Alpine Climbing Exploration oil
Palestine; All for Greed, part iii; A Christmas
CAROL The New Member OF the European Fam
lily; Sketches of Life in Paris, etc, etc. Pub
llshed by Littcll X Gay, Boston.
" HANDBOOK or rHE INTERNAL REvENUE'
for popular use, By Chas. A. Emerson, LII. D.
Assessor Of the Tenth Massachusetts Diptrict,
author OF the Internal Revenue Guide Pub
llshed by Samuel BOwlcs Il Co., Springfield,
Mas. Price, postpaid by mail % cents
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The Mis.issippi Convention.

JACKSON, Feb. Elm the convention the treas
urer reported that many collectors reported them
selves powcrless to collect the tax, and requested
that resolution be passed asking General Gil
lem to issue an order compelling the payment
Of the tax.
A resolution to this effect was introduced,
when u member said Gen. Gillem had told him
he would not support 1t unless 1t was changed
whcreupon an amendment was offered request
ing Gen. Gillcm to reply to the convention I'M
mcdiately what he would do.
The resolution was adopted with the amend
ment, and member was ordered to carry 1t to
Gen Gillen.
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ST.. Lours, Feb. IA letter from the internal
revenue officers at Washington to the United
States assessor OF this district notifies him that
the House Committee of Ways and Means are
unanimously Of the opinion that the tax on
cigars can best be secured by afixing a stamp to
each cigar, and requests him TO obtain the opin-
lon Of the trade upon this subject with this view
Mr.. PHppin, the assessor of this district, sub
mttted the above letter to an Informal meeting
OF the cigar-makers last night and there was an
almost unanimous opposition expressed to the
plan, on the ground OF trouble and inconvcni.
encc, but another and formal meeting will be
held in few days, at which parties interested
will give more careful and particular expires.
sion of opinion.
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Tho Gcorgin Convention.

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. l2.-Aaron Alporia Brad
ley, negro, was, by n Unanimous vote, expelled
to-day for gross insults offered the convention.
The third section Of the franchise committees
report which proposed to disfranchisc, until
January l. 1869, all.who cannot register under
the sherman bill, was defeated by the adoption
OF Mr.. Miller's substitute.
This DISTINGUISHES only those convicted of trea.
son, embezzlcment OF the public funds, malfeas-
ance in Office, crime punishable by law or bribery
and insane and idiots. The vote was ia TO 10.
Four-ifths OF the negroes voted In the aiiirma-
tive.
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RiII In Relation to Persons Convicted
of Grimes.

The bill introduced In the House yesterday by
Mr.. Wilson, OF Iowa, for the surrender Of per-
sons convicted of certain crimes enacts that no
person who may have been duly convicted In u
foreign country and adjudged guilty Of murder,
piracy, ASSASSINATION, arson, robbery or forgery,
and whose conviction has not been reversed,
shall be allowed to enter or remain In the United
Statesj and 1t authorizes the President, upon the
production of satisfactory proof that person SO
convicted Of either of the said crimes has entered
or is about to enter the United States, to cause
him to be sent back to the country from which he
came or IN which he may have been 30 conv icted.
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Affairs In California.

SAN fRANcIsco, Feb. l2,-In the Legislature,
the House passed over the veto of the Governor,
the bill alternating portion of the Gosomite
grant made the State by Congress, on condition
that 1t be kept for public enjoyment and rcscrva-
tion The bill requires the consent of Congress
to Its prov visions.
Adyiccs to February LIST from Idaho, represent
the mining interests as unusually nourishing
One hundred and fifty thousand dollars were
shipped from Owykec district during January.
Navigation on the Columbia river Is open The
river has been frozen up for thirty days.
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From Tennessee-Message from Gov.
BrOwnlOw.

NASHVILLE, TeNg., Feb. l2.-Gov. Brownlow
sent message to the Legislature to-day relative
to the strike on the Memphis, Clarksvilic, and
Louisville railroad. He declares the resolution
OF strikes to prevent the running Of trains ex.
cept the mil train until arrears are paid a con-
spiracy against the state, and rccomme nds some
action on the subject
He also recommends that the affairs of the
road be wound up and sold TO secure the State
interest.
A resolution sustaining Gen. Grant In the con.
trovcrsy with President johnson and declaring
him the choice OF Tennessee for the Presidency
was adopted in the lower branch OF the Legisla-
ture to-day. A substitute favoring Gen. Thomas
was rejected
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening, February II, 1865, by the Rov.
Al. V. Tudor, Mr.. JoHS II. ligSSAdE. Of Virginia. 70
csq. No cards.
On the 18th instant, at the Church of Ascension by
the Rev. DR.. Pinknoy. JOHS q, WuITEwRLL to MAO
or s., daughter Of the late J. s. Miller.
On the 4th instant, BY the Rey Father Hendricks.
at st. Peters church, Capitol Iii Mr. HuGu Dow
My to Miss MARY B,MocLAIH. both Of Washington
city, d. q.
In Georgetown, D. c.. on tho 18th instant, by tho
Rev. J. Eastburn Brown, Mr.. JAhRs Y. HAUAS. to
Miss fASSIg T. HOWARD.
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Havana News by Gulf Gable

HAVANA, Feb. l2.-The capital of st. Domingo
resisted only few days the attack of the Bac-
gis's. licmlgArla il acting as president tempo
rarily.
Baez was anNlOusly expected at st. Domingo,
and upon his arrival he will Immediately assume
the Presidency,
Ristori has received letter from the Emperor
OF ltazil, offering TO pay all Of the expenses TO
BraziI,Nnd giving her the free of the theatres
II she will come to Brazil
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LATE CABLE TELEGRAM from London an
nouneos that the American newspapers contain.
ing the report of the Congressional proceedings
on the matter of allegiance and citizenship have
been received by the last steamer The COM
ments OF the press there are generally favorable
to the views expressed in Congress. The able
speech oil Gen Banks on the question is espc-
cially noted and commended.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l2.-Thc convention did
nothing today but dispose of a few minor iinan-
cial matters and talk on motion to authorize
the committee on style to report such amend
ments to the constitution as 1t thought proper.
An effort was made to repeal article SO, relative
to the judiciary. The matter was anaHy referred
TO the comm ittce on style.
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Political Affairs in ohio,

COLUMBUS, OH o, Feb. l2.-Gov. Hayes has re-
ceived a letter from Secretary Seward, In reply
to resolution Of the General Assembly OF Ohio
requesting the return OF all papers certifying to
the ratification of the constitutional amend.
mont
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsnINaTOS, Feb. d, 1853
On the petition OF Albert Fink, Of Louisville, Ken
lucky, praying for the extension Of patent granted
70 him the 9Th day OF May, 1851, for an Improvement
IN Bridges for years from the expiration Of said
patent which takes place the 9th day Of May, 1868
is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
next, Al u clock, and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO file
IN tho Patent ONCE their objections, specially set forth
hcarng Al testimony aed BY TO be used
at the said hearing must be taken and trans in
accordance with the rules Of the oce, whick will be
furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test-
mOuy, must he filed In the office osltu before
day Of hearings tho arguments, II any, within ten
days after Gling the testimony
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Repubi lean and the IatsiliOeneer, Washington, b.
g.. and In the Journal, Louisville, Kentucky P,
once week for three successive weeks; the nrsi
Of said publications to be at least sixty days ous
to the day VI hearing A. NJ. STOUT,
fel2.w3w Acting Comm oner of Patents.
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GEoRGErowS, ID. c., February IS, ISIS.
The attention OF the voters Of the Town IL partcu-
larry invited to tho LISTS posted at tho respective
Precincts, aud at the Post Once. In order that they
may he prepared to report such alterations and addi-
tons as may be necessary In the names, resdences.
names omitted. &c. No. to the Judges Of ELECTIONS,
who will sit on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY next,
the lDth and auth iustauts, from 10 CLOCK a. m. TO
O. clock D. OF each day, at the Market house Hall,
OF Bridge aud Potomac Streets for the purpose
JOHN W. BRONAUau
CHARLES II, CRAGIN,
l.. L. CLEMENTS,
frl}-H 'EXIress,l Judges Of Elections.
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BoSroN, MASS, Feb R,-In the ease Of the
ship N. Moslier, from Liverpool, for Boston,
recently found abandoned OFF Halifax, the salvers
have settled with the underwriters for sl2,5OO In
gold.
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SECRETARY SEWARD, by direction of the Pres.
Ident, has written to Charles OConor and Jas
r. Brady, OF New York, asking them to go to Eu-
rope and appear as counsel for the American
citizens under trial for completely in the Fenian
proceedings, No answer has yet been received,
but If these gentlemen do not accept, the tender
will be made to others.
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xrvr,,v, .,o.L ,,t.or ,o.soa ,hro,o,
N.,,.,u. . -. - - ,t,.,,,. -, -, -,
With goIl watches ana every Se.crintion of
iewelry. which he ATTAINED I'm aeorria and Ala.
ham, in EXCHANGE for ono hundred and sixtv
head of mules which he took south, In the Alb.
aencc of currency many people of that section
found II necessary, in order to procure farm ami.
mails, to part with what few vslubles the war
had left them. ..a. Dr. mo. .. ..r ....
THOMAS TnoRSE who has been In the Maine
State prison nearly Is years, for q murder CON-
mitted at IIarpswell, makes an affecting appeal
to "the Christian citizens of Maine" in the
hockland Democrat, for his restoration again to
the world. lie said he was instigated TO the
crime ny wicked ana designing person, VINO
'ooA au' 'n''s' Vi ms 's"o'a n'''
THE Bosiohiahs are experimenting WIN ma
en, ,a,, Io' me, ,o. ss "'g M.
es,an -. ~ - 49, n. .a,,a,,,,.,t", ma
inf.II,hIc in IA onerat,on
r,,c.,-,,,. ,,,.,., A.. .,
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CosFIRNATIoNs.-Noah L. Jeilries, to be Reg
lister OF the Treasury. Mary Eckhert, to be post
mistress at Milton, Pa.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

METROPOLITAN HOTEL-Porrs q sHKLLxY
stanbery, j K Coutiin, q o Batcheider, Chas =
s sSe c w msk.n. Hs%Eh'wsy: ssa .s
New Bedford, Mass, J M Oliver, Nv Anmef,
k kSsss, a .Ss%a ana Ps ssi sna
f son E.; BGSfEs Sw Ass e.: snls s'1 Az
y Clark, Capt Alex Hay, and John T CsfIton,
Philadelphia; Chss p Duyall, Mobile, Ala, Col
John s Williams, Tenn; q French, Cti q Cotton,
u Cole, and Z Neimsn and wife, Baltimorei
NATL John Carpenter, Louisville; q l. Chase,
Boston; stephen Bell and son, N y.
sEAToN HOusE-JoHN II. srNMKs.
ID Waters, ID II Magruder, Md; George ii
Morgan and wife, W II Pulsifer, st Louisj Miss
RSs,ion, 3fG
lard, p Wallace and wife, II q Pearson, N III
y Fry, Freeport, Ill; Mrs Haines, Milroyj Jno
Pcddnck, Philadelphia; James A Taylor, Brook
yn, GSw%nn M MatShin.on BAIL MI
Edwipd NJ Moblcy, James Fisher, George u
Heyser, Hagerstown, Md; J Carbery Lay and
wife, cityi Hon D Seibert, Hagerstown, Md Miss
3 dess. s.
art, Washington county, MIDI Major Stone, Pc
tersburg, Va; O /. Smith, Washington. To-
NATIONAL HOTEL-H. s. BKrsor.
q Goddard, T. $ Ward, u H washbu!n, N Y;
qoodaic, Chicago; Mrs q R Whale, Conn; b
adclphia; Jno A Grow and family la, Hurley,
Mccormick, 5 galloway, Md, Uhss Scdewioi,
y J. : . yaistsc, Z LSnystt, n 6sEs Jacobs,
man, W T Va; Hon NJ ToSIssy ,s TENN in AIS j
Thomas, Val W ? Lloyd, y A Erminger, O o
Walton, N v.
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To ALL WHOM 1T MAY ooNCEsN.


'Io Alb "hoh III MAY ooNohsN
psx pEra Sy.oS G g.n tn. I,r,sSsH
Application having been %; s %s$s, ~ I. I'm;
% sss Z sr Sis ss
taesse Sr warrant " Ike tenor Viii Be- eS
valid obIsstiggSS shI ID ihsS sp n
No. s.,s:, for :, acres. issued anas, the p,! Of
Navel as s WA ssa 5le S Sop bas
IN ", T.s %, 50 acres. issued .ns.. tn. &C, Of
wss srisn5 sd J ra T. ISL, MS,cs e. 1s N. Of
March IL he name Of Macy Fna Widow S q I'D
Msrd II Mo- MSssel'y and was granted August 2' 1851
No, LaSi, for 10 acres. Issued under he act Of
March y n IN .,s nns OF MILAN Va ra'ne' and
Mach No fG5 s Name fsq psn spIfr INC set q,
granted 4 k 10y II $50 March q, ISIS ~, n,
Rsn;amI Reai,x and as erantca 10y s,
March =, lss r.. ,.o ... ,.., u -, =,
s MsIsn fsSpay Gs nse Gh se%Sn and was
Ne e}GSl, for i5 acres. issued under ,hS act Of
psnaer s s snS %as s "a March
Marcel p, iss, -, ~. '., a, ,,
NO T'11sss i3r ~ acres, issued under the act o,
was Rrsntea hprII H. isS Mach 81 Is a"a
March IL % iGfs %.f ks.s sh and a. @,
M % h a. ~ acres ssS n,a.r IN. ,,, o,
March @ n ,hs name s q ~
sSs'Fs r. ssrs.. q is sss.r tho &C. Of
March sss: e NJ mans Ans Of WilIa% Logan. and wa.
No, o, 30, Tor ID acres. issued SndSP the act Of
March IL the "a Ss %,S q c h. hOrsr Dc
isSs "A' WV " ''' 'e''' II.
Ne for 10 acres issasd npaer the at Of
sTsStss$, June ). isa Mare y iss ', ''' 'As
March B. ISL. la the maine Of Justin Wilson. and was
No. IS, ~ ior ii acres, issued under the nc. of
March 3, 1885, in the name Of Anne p, widow OF Col
ton Mather, and was granted November "a. 1855
No, 8 Is, Tor 40 acres. Issued under tho act Of
granted April i, isa, Match ., ISIS.
March ), ISIS. In The nrino Of Harriet, widow or
Richard Phi nney, aud gsanted December H. 1866
Mach o n H. for 10 acres Issued uusor tho ac, or
March is,S IN the name 4 Beissy. widow OfTLaS
@ an Sa sa $ssa e ifpy THoM
A sS 8 u o, 100 acres. Issued under the as, Of
sSs1'S t9saS sr aerS safs s the act Of
S S "A o r man" s,ss,s sSrSS wa%
M.rch g, isCs. -,
March I, ISL, Ia the rsme Of Aun, widow Of James
isss, a. a., -. -, ,..,., 49,.
March ), ISL in tho name 81 CGsres BURY. and was
No ii, 40, for 10 acres, issued under the act or
GRANTED october ia, ISL March III Iss' '"' WI"
No G9.gS, for 100 acres, Issued under the act of
granted April ii, 1851. March b, 1875 '' "'' ""'
for Il, 10 acres issued under tho as Of
granted August j, 1851 March u, 1865 ""
Mo- Me- 7sgsg for H. acres issued under tho act Of
granted July Is, 1857; March %, 1868.
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GENERAL GEAST had Rprotraeted Interview
with Secretary stanton, yesterday, at the Wal
Once,
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9 T ES At GUST.
To make room for improving aud charging Hyh
ny store, will sell my large stock Of HEAT.
ING STOVES at cost for the next thirty days (0yN
Repairs for all kinds and sizes Of Stoves.
ROBERT BOYD,
fci-2w 40 Ninth street. between and E.
pETERSON's MILLION EDITION FOR THE.
L PEOPLE,
GREAT EXCITEMENT
Persons must come In ono door and 20 ont OF Tho
same. Carriages face to the right about. An awful
police In attendance,
Mutual Friend, Just In, 30 cents.
No IhOrou ghfare, cents
All the rest, - cents. ~ -
ALFRED HUNTER
l7S and 9i Pennsylvania avenue,
icll-Bt Great Antiquarian BOOkstofe
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DIED,

On Tuesday, tho 18th instant. Mrs MARGARET GAN.
non, aged ~ years.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her sous on Thursday att :, street, between Nine
tecnth and Twentieth streets.
In this city, on the 9th instant. Mr.. SHgRBuRSEF y.
DODGE,
TOR sALE-HOUsE ON SIXTH STREET, NEAR
J. Judge Chase'si one of the most eligible corners in
washingtOu-fl5,00O
Also, u very large Houso-Sls,Op,
Also, one GU New York aycnuo-SG.UC.
One ON Tenth near $4,000
One on ID stroct-Sg 00O.
d. l.. WELLS x Co,
Corner Louisiana avenue and sixth street.
fel3l0t
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For Sale or Rent.

EoR sALE-A NEW THRRR.sTORY BRICK
l. DWELLING on Eleventh street, with mod -
ern improvements. Price only t5,6D0, and only DID,
part cash required. Certainly great bargain. .EU
street, between rh rteenth and Fourteenth streets
This property contains all modern improvements,
Price, 81, 800, Term easy.
A Frame HOUSE on the corner Of East Capitol aud
Fourth streets Price VI 100 Suitable fora grocery
drug store
a. HOUSE, part brick and part frame. corner Of
A two story Frame HOUSE, with rooms, on First
street west, between L and streets Price 81, 900
The Of $40 Is payable Ia four years, in monthly
instalincns. An excellent chance to secure home.
We have also for sale three admirably located
building Lots on Twelfth street, between N aud q
streets being all Of original lot 10, In square 80 TO
which the attention Of parties desiring to build is par
Twelfth street. opposite Mrs. Farnums square, be-
tween and streets.
RoHRER K WHITNEY,
Real Estate Brokers,
No 4lG Seventh street,
fel2-I Between q and II streets.
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CITY AGA ID MY.

iSl | street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Tho duties of this Institution will be resumed ON
tho hrst MONDAY In January, 1873, for a limited
number Of young gentlemen,
Army aud Navy oHeers. ngiueers. aud Cadets pre-.
pared for examination. -
~ PROF, JOHN FILL,
Ja3'U Principal.
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New Advertisements.

and Water Proof oil BiacFlng for Boots and
FRANK MILLER's PREPARED HARNESS OH.
BLAckING, for Oiling Harnesses, Carriage
Tops, &C, ready for use, with directions for
FRANK MILLER,s POLISH OIL BLEACHING. For
generally IN FRANK s shf ipa c S5
Is and % Cedar street. New York.
GEORGE HOWELL co,
Advertisements forwarded to all Newspapers.
No advance eta rgcd on Publisher prices.
All leading Newspapers kept on Ale.
Information as to Cost OF Advertising Furnished.
All orders receive careful attention 10. .8.a.
Inquiries by Mail answered promptly.
Complete Printed Lists Of Newspapers for sale.
Special Lists prepared for Customers.
Advertisements Written aud Notices Secured.
Orders from Business Men especially solicited
We also beg to call attention to our Listsof '
100 New England Newspapers.
100 New York and New Jersey Newspapers.
100 Ohio. Indiana aud Illinois Newspapers.
100 Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland. Virginia
and District Of Columbia Newspapers.
100 Principal Daily and Weekly Newspapers in
Guiding Sixteen States
100 Selections from Sixteen States.
80 Newspapers at the price heretofore charged for
One Hundred.
"a Religious and Agricultural Newspapers.
Having special contracts with all the above papers
we eau offer very favorable terms. Circulars, with
full particulars, sent to any I'D dress.
pPARK ROW, NEW YORK
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nEsIGNINd TO CHANGE BUSINESS, / OFFER
J. q private sle my entire stock Of Boots, Shoes.
class. having been purchased at ahe best mauufao-
turers n the country, aud much OF made to express
order; The Fixtures are In good order and OF tho
most tasteful style for hrstclass house To any
DESTROYS Of entering the trade very liberal Induce
ments Will be rendered The Store Is In ono Of the
most hourshing locations, 27s Pennsy lyana avenue
about the centre Of population and trade, aud tho
block has been recently more highly Improved than
any other on tho Avenue, which has arisen from tho
fact that business on this great thoroughfare is set
ting westward IT
FOR further particulars Apply e ths o ppJopSStOr
2T5 Pennsylvania avenue,
fcil-W Near KirkwoOd House.
t. DYER CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Have HOUSES. LOTS and FARMS Of every deserip.
ton aud price,
FOR SALE AND RENT,
Al their Once, No. II Louisiana avenue
ja25-3m
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DEFANThbNT TWk lNTfhtON.
PENSION OPYIcg, January 4, 1905,
Application having been made under the act OF June
49, lsJO for the reissue OF the following described
Land Warrants, which are alleged to have been lost
destroyed: Notice hereby given that at the date
following the description OF eacn warrant q new
tlacats warrant Of Ike tenor will be ressucd Il
! JOS. II. BARRETT, Commss ioncr.
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DOOMS FOR RENT GOOD AND PLEASANT
IN ROOMS may be obtained at reasonable rates, at
No. $40 Thirteenth street, between street and New
York avenue. ianltf
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Wants.
WAHTED.A SITUATION A., WET NURSE.
w Apply to MRS. JOHANNA WILLIS, twenty.
third street, between NJ and N streets. fclo-Ss'S

Neutrality-suspicious. AND LADIES TO CALL
NV ~ M9xLEy's ~ Tenth stree, NM sss t sas
LndiSs, Gentlemen aud Children. Opera eloaks icr
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T. IT O NJ YssINIA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-06-02

The RED MAN. That the Indians are not al
irreducible fraction of the American people
as the negroes is due alone to the fact that they
have not so much vitality and are more remote
Every transaction with them is most remark.
able affair. The latest one occurred at the
Usage Council Grounds, May 9th. The Usage
nation, which has gradually become NUS
ance to the white settlers of Kansas, because
the latter want the good lands of the natives,
sold eight million acres to the Government.
and agreed" to move to their nice new homes
in Indian Territory, exercising that free and
unbiased choice in the matter which is associ-
ated with the name of the celebrated Mr..
Hopkins. The lands pass into the hands of
the Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston
Railroad Company, and it is said that the pro-
jected road will now be built beyond any sort
of doubt.