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The Portland daily press., 1869-01-08

gB.F First Page To-Day-Letter from Wash
ington; A State Police-Why? Do Senators
Drink? Varieties.
Fourth Pdge-A Years Work; Henry Ward
Beecher and his Horse Charley; Mark Twain
on Hartford and New Haven; Valuable Ad-
viaa
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WE were shown yesterday by Fl. S. Small,
pear which measured seventeen inches in cir
conference, and weighed three and quarter
pounds.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-08

ANsEL TUCKER, formerly of this city, who
has been seriously i'll in Dover, New Hamp-
shire, is recovering, as his many friends will
be glad to learn.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-08

. CoRRECTIoN.-The amount of money col
lected in this city by Mrs. McKusick for the
Soldiers Orphan Home Association at Bath
was $35, instead of $25, as we had it in the
Press of Wednesday,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Warren's Cough Balsam

positively has no superior for all Diseases Of
l. the Throat and Lungs "
Ne person should be without IT, Give IL one trial
Sold by all Druggists.
B. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor
no5d6msN Banoor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CUMBERLAND CO.,

CUMBERLAND CO.,
Sup. Jud. Oct. Term, 1868.
1t is Ordered that at the term of said Court to be
commenced upon the 2nd Tuesday OF January, 1869,
the trtdt dst cf actions shall commence with action
now numbered 400, and extend to the end of the
docket as they may be found actually for trial and
this order is passed with the advice and concur
renee of the Judge assigned to hold sail term.
Dec 81 -d2wsN
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MR. GREELEYs PRosPEcrs.-It really seems
that Mr.. Greeley has some prospect of an ap-
pointment under Gen. Grant. Gen. Badeau
OF Grants staff had an interview with the
Tribune editor the other day, which was of
very great significance to the KNOWING o,,os
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-08

EDITING" IN THE WEsT.-Editing in the
star West" seems to be process of knitting as
well as "scissoring." The editor of the Owy-
kee Avalanche informs his readers that "the
other day, while quietly seated in our sanctum,
two villains, one armed with Ratchet, and
the other with bowie knife, made a violent
attack upon our person." Nothing appalled,,
1--WE seized knife about two feet long, used
for cutting paper, and bled our assailants free
ly. They sued for mercy" One naturally in
quires for the reason of so strange arepcontre
and the editor tells US that it took place mere
ly because 1--WE lately referred directly to a
ruflan known as Capt. Prescott, and incident
ally to guerrilla named AL. Lage." 1t is as
tonishing to find so courteous reference met
by so discourteous a remonstrance-but we
suppose that is local etiquette.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-08

The Bucyrus Forum argumentativelv re-.
msrks: "Senator Morton is what NO how
heretofore named him, a Hoosier slubberde-
gulhon, and he will yet be rated as such every
where and by everybody"
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The Great New England Remedy
DR.. j w. Poland's White Pine Com.
pound.


DIR. j w. Poland's White Pine Com.
pound.
Cures Sore Throat, Coughs, Diptheria, Bronchitis
Spstting Of Blood, and Pulmonary Afections gen.
orally. Ii is q remarkable remedy for Kidney
Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty Of Folding Urine
e. Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel
and other Complaints.
BOSTON, Jan. 20. 1868.
POLAND's WHITE PINE CoMPoUND.-After hay-
ing given it thorough trial can confidently re-
commend Potands White Pine Compound as a very
valuable article for the cure of colds coughs, and
pulmOnic complaints generally. In several cases we
have known it to give prompt relief when all other
remedies which had been tried had tailed. 1t is an
article, which, in a climate promotve of sudden
and severe colds as that OF New England, ought to
be i'll every family; and we are sure that those who
once obtain it and give II fair trial. will not there
after be willing to be without It'll Journal
A VALUABLE MEDICINE-Dr. Poland White
Pine Compound, advertised in columns is a sue
cesstul attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues of the White Pine Bark. 1t has been thor
oughy tested bv people in this city and vicinity and
the proprietor has testimonials to Its value from per-
sons we'll known to ourcftizens. We recommend
its trial IN all those of disease TO which it is
adapted 1t is for sale by all druggists.-[N. Y.
Independent.
The White Pine Compound is now sold in every
part of the United Siatesand British Provinces.
Prepared at the
New England Botanic Depot, Boston,
Mass. 40w3m
$4,000 per Day!
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To Holders of Government Bonds
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AND VALUABLEs.
Union Safe Deposit Vaults,
D State st., B

4O Stato ST., nostOns
LEE, HIGGINSON s. Co.. offer Tor RENT. Safes
inside their Vaults, at rates from $40 to 500 per
annum They also offer to receive, on Special Depos-
It, as Baees, securities OF persons living in the
country or travelling abroad, Officers of the Army
containing ull particulars, forwarded application
10 HENRY LEE Manager.
Boston, Mar 10, 1s6s.-sNeod&w1y
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Lost

F the person who picked up a letter and two ma
pers between Free st and the Post Office at one
o'clock on Wednesday, will leave theu at Evans X
Josseyns, on Free ST. they will be suitably rewarded
Letter and paper direced to E. j. Swift Springfield,
VI. las Be-
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Estate of Edward O'Malley.

NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust of Administrator of the estate OF
EDWARD o'MALLEY, late Of Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds.
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased, required TO exhibit
the same and all said estate are
caledupon to make paymentto
WILLIAM E. MORRIS, Admir-.
Portland, Jan 5, 1859. ~. las iawSw
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THE Massachusetts, prohibitionists seem 10
have triumphed in the organization of the
State Senate Wednesday, e.ecting their candi-
dase, Hon. Robert G. Pitman, president of that
body. In the House, Mr.. Jewell was re-eiect-
ed Speaker, owing to his personal popularity,
notwithstanding his opposition to prohibition
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A Card.

PORTLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT.
CHIEF Engineers Office, Jan 9, 1869. !
The undersigned, in behalf OF the members ofthe
Portland Fire Department" tender their thanks to
Messrs. NEAL Dow g. Son, for the generous Dona-
ton Of zone Hundred Dollars" placed in the hands
ofthe "Chief Engineer to be distributed to the Fev-
eral Fire Companies for services rendered the FIRE
which occurred at their Trnnery Dec Sd and 4th
jas ct F. @. MOODY.
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s.. J. CoURT.-The Supreme Judicial Court
will commence its January term on Tuesday
next, Jan. II, Hon. G. w. Walton, j., presid-
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The trial list in accordance with an order of
Tapley, j., at the last October term will BE- ia
ken up, commencing with No. 400 of that
term, which will be No. 259 of the docket of
the January term, 1869.
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DIR. BENNETT, room % q. S. Hotel, is curing
all manner of disease without medicine.
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SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
Dec %, lat 80 "A, Ion 70 81 brig liza. from Nassau
for New York.
Dec 80, OFF the Skerries, ship Victory, Cushing,
from Liverpool Tor New Orleans.
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EXCELSIOR HAZE DYE

Brings out finer BROWN or BLACK than any
other, in shorter time, and without injury to the
hair. This is truth as apparent as that the sun
lights the earth.
CristadOrOs Hair Preservative
AND BEAUTGFIER-The toilet without this art-
cle lacks its most useful attribute. Nothing is so
common in this country the falling out Of the hair.
The preservaive prevents it. The bres can no more
loosen and drop off, ifthis article is regulury applied
night and morning, than if each we've fixed in vice.
The testimony on this point is overwhelming, while
the identifying and invgorating properties of the
fluid are equally well established.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane. Prin-
cipal Depot No Astor House. ia 1eod&eow1msN
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Wdutcus lsNlLSsssi
TWO Gentlemen in business desire rooms and
Il board in good private family. Up town pre-
ferred References exchanged. Address
is 1ws EsszessEnaL" ALPHA" P. o.
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Rooms with Steam Power
TO L. E L!
GENERAL large and well lighted rooms with
- steam power suitable for manufacturing purpos-
es, in the most central part oil the city.
H. Nj. MOVES & CO.,
tySdlwiss Is Union St.
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$500 Der Day!

Agents Wanted; male and female; Local and
Travelling. Business new, light and honorable
Steady employment the year round. No capital
required. Address REEVES g. CO., No rs Nassau
street New York. 26w1ysn
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Found.
wanted.

A Pocket Book containing small sum of money
"A which the owner can have by calling at the
Sherif's Office, City Building. is st
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Lost!

Lost!
ON Wednesday afternoon, a black Lace Veil. The
" finder will be rewarded by returning it to 50
Park st. Isl st
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TO Let,
T0 Let,
A Tenement in brick house No 70 st Lawrence st,
IA containing eight rooms. Apply to
ID. II. lNGKA IAN,
is 1ws Exchange st, cor Federal

g- FRESH BUTTER. 20 CENTS PER POUND.
The Greatest Invention OF the Age Butter made In
from three to five minutes, by the use of our INFAL
LIBLE BUTTER POWDER, at a cost OF 20 cents a
pounds OF butter can be made from one quart OF
milk, sufficient Powder TO make so pounds butter
sent tree on receipt OF price 81. Agents wanted In
full economzer.
GOSHEN BUTTER CO., 1o2 Nassau St., n. Y.
ia saw
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For Sale,

nNE of the best stands in the city for fruit or con-
" tectionery store or lunch rooms Sold for no
other reason than the present proprietor having
business which calls him to another State. Stock
small. II applied for soon will be sold at a bargain.
Apply at U. S. Hotel. is 1ws
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FOREIGN PORTS

At Table Bay, CGH. Nov 18th, ship VicksburO
Thompson, tor Chncha Islands.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
DURSUANT 10 a license from the Judge OF Pro-
l. bate Tor the county OF Cumberland, I shall offer
at private SALE at my Office No 100 Exchange street,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, all the right tile and
interest OF Samuel M Gerts deceased, in and to the
parcel OF land situated on the west corner OF Con-
gress street and Locust street in Portland which
formerly belonged TO Abigail s. Gerts deceased, be-
ing one undivided seventh part OF the premises.
VIM. L. MORRIS, Administrator.
Portland, Jan 8, 1869. jys DIT
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NOTICE.
YTNHE members of the Cumberland County Agri.
Il cultural Society, requested to meet in the
City Building Portland, Friday, January 18th, 1862
to elect a board of officers for said Society tor the
ensuing year. SAMUEL DINGLEY,
j8d2w&w1w2 Secretary.
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ton Committee before it reports any bill But
one thing is clear, if Congress cannot control
the expenditures of the government, if it can
not curb the executive officers of the govern
ment in spending the public money, and if
such officers are to be LETT practically to de-
termine the appropriations, then, l saw. let
Congress abdicate, and let the people be saved
the expense of keeping up this expensive and
somewhat ornamental institution.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1Ss9-7O.
Mr.. Washburne then gives in detail the esti-
mates of the Secretary of the Treasury for the
year ending June 80, 1870, amounting in the
aggregage to 1908 100000, and shows how in
various ways these estimates can be reduced
$15000,00O The conclusion of his remarks is
as follows:
Here are some $15,00O,0O0 which it is thought
can be cut off from the estima of the total
expenditures for the year ending June 80, 1870
of S3O3, 100000, as submitted by the Secretary
of the Treasury, That will leave for the total
expenditures of the fiscal year ending June 3d.
1870, $28S 100000. Add to that So 600 900 more
for various other expenditures, and we have a
total of $290,000000 1t is my belief that the
expenditures can be kept d own to that point
and that the government can be administered
for that sum, and if that can be done, as it
ought to be done, good showing can be
made.
have made no estimate in relation to the
revenue OF the next fiscal year. but for the
present fiscal year it appears from the Secre-
tary's report that the actual revenues received
for the first quarter amount to $95 900 1892, and
that the Secretary estimates the next three
quarters at $246, 100000 making the total esti-
mate of the Secretary 1881 100000 But Mr..
Wells, Special Commissioner of the Revenue,
who has given this matter great attention, es-
Inmates that it will reach S356,0O0, 900 being
$15,000.000 more than the estimate of the Sec
rotary.
Assuming, therefore, that we shall not COL
lect more revenue for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1870, than the secretary estimates we
shall collect for the present fiscal year, and as.
summing that our expenditures will not exceed
1920 900 900 there will be a surplus of SOL OOO-
600 flr the year ending June 80, 1870. But
with an honest collection of the revenue, and
without any increase of taxes 1 think we can
collect $450,OOO,OO0 of revenue. If his can be
done and our expenditures can be Kept even
within $500, 900 we will show surplus at
the end OF the fiscal year 1870 of $50, 900 DOC.
With an exhibit of this character, which is
an exhibit that can be made if Congress and
the Executive shall act in harmony to that
great end, the credit OF the Government will
be established on an enduring basis. our bonds
will go to par in Europe, greenbacks will ap-
proximate gold in value; taxes NAV then he
reduced, and the country will enter on career
of prosperity, glory, and power without parallel
in the history of nations.
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BY TEL. TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Baltimore 9th inst, schs Lookout, and Gen
Grant, from Portland.
Ar at Cardenas 2Sth ult, baraue Daring Iibbv
Portland; brig Wild Horse do.
, 1869-04-22
CANADA.

Novn <cotinns Elected 10 the Domino
ION I'nrlinmcnt-Opcn OF the
Wcslnnd Canadian opinion Com
ccrning the Future OF tho New
Dominion.
HALIFAX, April o1.-IIon. Joseph Howe is elected
TO represent the County Of Hants in the nom!nlon
Parliament, ~ majority of as6. Aessrs kella1u
and Lestsconte, auti-unionlsts, nrc elected for
Yarmouth aud Richmond.
ST. cA7uARINEs, April a1.-Thc We1land Cana,
opened for navigation to-day.
SEW YORK, Apri! al.-The TF!bune's Montreal
correspondent the desire OF the people OF the
New dominion to cut loose nom their dependence
impetus from one or two great events, and what
eter course mas finally he adopted, there eau be
s eers ' Is not lot ~ s distant scre1G + priva,e i
meetings n1 Influential persons have recently been
held here for the purpose Of considering the grra
md the general dissatisfaction with the present
stale Of things, IL more and more openly express
ell Thr newspapers arc at last beginning TO nee'
the Question face TO face, nn are giving utterauee
TO the sentiment which has long lcen widely DIS
TcrFtl among the people, n1though few have had
| the courage 10 express themselves publicly
| There Is a large party in fBvor Of Independence
hut larger party aims Ut annexation TO tn.
| United States, and Will soon make ltsen prom
! inent.
has given additional force to tho arguments Of th
| n,.nc1AtonlstA 1t Ii felt that such 4 tnagnl1cen
domain Us the New Dominion now promises tn D
! lU1ikEI ~ IN AIu Aellk uu"A -
dependence on tFaus- Atlantic EoscrUuaent. tn
| rroroeal that Great Britain shall surrender he
| North American possessions as q eet-otl ag,ttnl
In certain circles, not q few regard It with de
ci1ed favor. Senator Summers speech has hee
copied In full by 10Th EnHihh ami French Journal
md is Of coursc, the topic oi much discussion.
MONTREAL April eI.-The house Of farInc
named Dion, living At fac0nc, kalnorrausE! va
destroyed hy tire last night, anu TWO of his CHI
tiren pcrielel In the tAlllrA. ....-......
The river continues TO r!sc, and the inun'iatio
already exceeds TINT uf lsta Provisions are ssln
tnt IN tuafs 10 families living on the lower level
| TIE suffering Is very great, bss 50 lar no tos1 {
lie Is reported. II has rallied here heavily alnt
| Yesterday evening.
, 1869-04-22
THE city IN BRIEF.

AARON II. FOSTER, rcal estate dealer OF this
city, seste.lay entered complaint before Justice
WinshIp against Charles W. Constantine, for OBJ
taining gtsods under fslse pretcncea The COM
riainhnt alleges that he WIS Erindled out OF 9a000
1OTfh Of dry land hy means OF N artlui dodge,
moi yet FULLY examined into. The defendant was
stInii1tcti to f3tN bll for further EXAMINATION on
Saturday next
The BENEVOLENT SOCIETY bearing the name OF
Englnnd.s patron saint, will assemble for Divine
worship on st. Georges bay, tFsiday> in the
Church Of Sts. Peter and Tnul, on the corner Of
WeF, Washington and Peoria ktreetR on which oc-
caEiDn an address will be delivered by the Bishop
The religious scF1ces Of last 5eaT were largely at
tended, and the enc!ety hope to see general at
tendance Of English men and English women to-
gives full particulars.
THR noARp OF PCBlIC WoRKs yesterday
awarded thc follow!rR contracts: For laying va
1e5 1m serse SsGn eRe on x,rtsP Nsh GAk Sah
asenue Joseph Hogan, at Il cents rer llueai foot,
and t6,:0 for fixtures, &c The contract paving
lia's1ed street Tas awar'ed to John \. Nelson ut
tho rate specified in yesterday a TRIBUNE.
CCDAs lSpErESpEscE, and the further1ng Of the
cause II the patriots now struggling for freedom
t.n that Island. will cngruss the attention Of
meeting announced to he ncl this evening as Par
l"r Mt. ]. fremont lfou.e. All persons fayosing
the success Of the Cuban revolution aEe invited to
he present
THE lAKE s7rrrr socAD,'' which has hereto
fore numbered 1wenty-n,ne policemen, has been
AT the Washington street tunnel, day and night
and full complement r,li l'e asstKned 70 INC
hrss'Ses. crnssvay:, ETC., MI under tho charge Of
Sergeant Wll.1am AacAuiey.
ing tu lcv. !. y. shumaIer, kastaG OF the Churrh
tf God. nj The church cdl1cc- Good speakers aud
7nusic riH le inte1spe1ted to render the occasion
Al enjoyable one.
pa-i"r u Plymouth Congregational Church, vii!
take n!sce at The chuEch, corner Of Wabash avenue
, 1869-04-22
FLOODS AT THE EAST,
Detention Of Trains on the New York
Central and Hudson River Roads
Considerable Damage Ifc-
nnFfNh.

ported.
PoRr HEsRr, y: Y, April 21.--Great damage
the head q Mtll Brook, eight miles from this
were EAR carried away, 5,rr,.s and conq1e much dam dam
tic tic Post once, stores, &c, were sseps
away fo1t enE5, which is At the outlet q Of
struck ons In new channel. coutstng down
through the upper part Of tue village doing great
piain, whitehall Platts6urg IiaIlroaI, while the
man l.ody Of the stream swept away tue support
TO a high bridge aud large part OF the highway.
It Is thought that the damage VII exceed SO, oH
considerable destruction Of property along the
line OF railroads leading to this city, All the docks
the wafer is high up Into one o. two streets. The
steamboats, are reached By Temporary bridges, Hn,l
passengers from New York steamers arc landed III
small boats. The water rose till evening, but IS
having ttee1 removed, little damage il sustained
hy merchants along the docks.
!. The Central Railroad track IL two feet un'ler
Watcr st Ol1sIany, AMI the Cincinnati and Chicago
express trans and Boston and New York express
trains detained at this point. No train has lef,
on the Central Road siuCe o'clock this morning
Trains on the Hudson River Road met no inter
rup,i0n, but the water I'd rising on the tracks.
4 land slide, on the Albany L SuEquehann&
Road, has obstTcted trims
The ~ater at Troy Il eight feet nhoye the ords
nary decks. anil wharf Of the Troy 4 Boston Rna'
is submerged for The first tine The cellars .
many stores IN River street, In Troy, are flooded
hut ITO serious loss Is reported
SCHENECTADY, April 2l.-Tfc water ii the Mo
| hawk Is very high this morning. II wns clevc
i and 14all feet above lor-water mark and ha
! been rising ever since. The tlat lantis along, III
! river ntsnost entirely inundated Portions
the highways on both sides Of tie river arc inlpa
sable. Thc New York Central Railroad Is uul,
water three feet above St Juhnsvll1e, and no traI
| have passed to-day.
DrFFA1n, April 2l.-No train will leave Initial
tonight for New York, ria the Central, on q.
count OF the high whter at Rome.
| Utica, New It,rk, April el.-Thc Mohawk Rive
| Is higher Than at any previous lime this scaao
The hotels MT. nled with Eastern bound passcl
gert detained hy tile flosnl.
srKIsGF1E1D, Massachusetts, April ai.-col
nerticut River at this city was l9S feet above 10y
water mark this I. ul., and Is still rising. y
seriuus damage Il ret reported, though dive
Iings In exposed portions Of the city orc partial
submerged Bid deserted. 1iailroAd travel betwee
| Bralteboru anu Bellows Falls, Vermont, Il tnte
rurtet, and trAtns go By way Of keene, New Ham
| shfe. ....
MONTPELIER. Vt, April e1.-The warm wealth
and heavy rans Of the last day or tro culminat'
In the worst frethet known here for twenty ycas
Cellars and basement stores, In multltnIes
cases, arc filled with water, and the streets oyt
flowed al several points ID the village. The hrtdg
I over the .toF1h BrAueh nrc seriously thrcatene
though II IS hoped that they will he preserve
Tie damage to private property II quite heavy.
, 1869-04-22

Mcs:rs. Clarke, Iayton Co., one OF our most
tnh-iant,as real estate EEns, have made arrange.
nlt,t- FOR m auction sale Of property on scale
That IL Likely to create sensation IN the real cs
tate trade. MessrF- G., L 4 Gu have invariably
II t. ,feaesa In the most salab'e property located
III the mt~, rapidly -nprovlnr distncta, and have,
1..!1aJg, sutp!ivihel and sold Oh in lots larger
Of suburban ground during the last two !ears
than almost IN, other lTm III the city. Acting
til the principle that The salesman
Who has the hest articles 10 sell gets
The most cuR,omers, they have always
managed to get ihe selling q property that has
At hnis nale lnonty fuT the,nselses but for every
purchaser who has bought of them. and have con-
i-t.'tltis done ,nsint-s stroIrl no other t$-
.aflt>hmtnt In tie city. Their present enterprise
~nn scale ahead OF ANYTHING heretofore ATTEMPT.
Cd in that line, and conie1nplates the Of asus
1far ott, OF The aggregate value VI Erariy $aprpp
1acntcd IN district thu: In few years viii se the
1noht deKiFab1e residence quarter Of the city. Eycrt
1nan vft9 eoufeDrlatek buying home any time
snnn, should sAFn to their advertisement On our
fEFt saut', Hr'l read tac particulars of what Will
Terlans u. one OF the lest opportunities he Wall
ever have for cnrr1tIX out that sensible purpose
, 1869-04-22
VlhDlC

1swould appear that injustice was unIntent!on-
ally Aonc to ME. G. '. Smell, who WAS mentioned
In TIE TH1RrsK, Of yesterday a. hnrinG tecn nr-
rested anA nr7lgnc'i trnFc Jnsticc Arnold. on the
ctayKr uf having Rwinl!cd a,s,ttng men in his
f.nclty Ha Ill employment agent The following
will Errve as vlidtcation OF Mr. Snrll:
l'HICAGt,. ArtiI 81, 1t6a.
y, h< Edition # n. F'5irsqn 7t.h.n.
TLir il r,r1x tai ft Tho intt r1 t,"nts M: have
+tUrns +d Mr. Ent IT e"nd inr II, In
Civ 10 n1k on l]lr ~ H.. f. T. &. Rs!i1nni, aud
. Al the ;eeent sIInr Httue in surh rspheft. frs
trn,y, d. l. WILLS 4 Co. GohsrAet"'r,
, 1869-04-22

Clerk and make afr1dav1t and have thetr letters
or heavy ttne Tor Noncompliance The act also
provides that all ealcz eonsigumcnts, &c, Effected
after Its rassage will be null and void unless the
provisions Of the law are complied With. Patent
Hight dealers arc obliged to exhibit the certificate
OF the County Clerk that they have compiled With
the Law, to any person On demand.