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Probate Notices.


To all Person, fsiere,sd In ether Of tie siais' hsrefn
AZ Court OF Probate held at Limerick, withIr
and Sp .e IN is year Of our LORD eighteen Sunred
and seventy, the following matters having beei
presented forthe action thereupon tndica
That notice tiereoTbe given TO all persons interested
by causinsa copy % this order 70 be published three
weeks successisely In the Union and journal and
In the Maine Democrat. papers pablishcd IN Bldde'
ford, In said county, that They may appear ~ fro
bat GSnTa c.a. " October next ten Of the
in the forenoon, and be heard thereon, and object
'if they see cause.
TIMOTHY SHAW, late Of Sanford, deceased: Pc
titon for probate Of Will presented py ho~ena W
shaw. named exeeutrix therein. ~
SIMON MOODY, late of Limlngton. decessed. Pc
tltion for probate % will presented by Harriet W.
NANCY l.. MURRAY. late OF Newaeid, deceased
Petition for probate Of will presented by Benjamin
A EMiiY a. ShvEf late q s.co deceased retl
tion for probate Of will presented by William kins
r ns%sa S1creT ae Of ssoo deceased. Pc
ton for probate OF viii presented by Mary Patterson
named cxecutrix therein. F.F.. "a -,| ID II
JOSHUA FROST ?nd, late OF Eliot, deceased
First account presented for allowance by Mary frost
MARY DOIiMAN, late OF Kennebunkport. de
ssa yin, sosoS Ss1
MARY Y. aud GEORGE w. FR0ST, minor child
rem OF Edwin g. Frost, late OF kennebunk decesssg
Morton. ther guardian
AMAZIAU ]. LiTrLEFIFLD, late Of Wells, de-
ceased Pirst account presented fur allowance by
Horace Littieneid his executor. -
GEORGE ". LAMBERT, minor child Of George
lambert late o. AliIed, aeeessa =, ,,. ia en- ar
dian. - ''' - -.
EUGENE MULLER late OF Diddeford, deceased,
FIRST ami nnai account presented for allowance, by
Wilbur y. Lnnt his administrator. ,,..,. A..
sOrHiA TOwssEND. late of rsrs3n nsn ne h-
essscu nirrt aeo1av - pre ss.asor 'o' y
IvnI. :. Nsoy late a, watertorouxb. deceas-
W, ia AZ II ...rannt mr., senied npr Allowance.
~ ~. ~ ms \, ~" u usa b.s asecntor
sWrz r0Wgp late on ParsousnelI, deceased,
Pirst account presented Tor allowance by John
prackett III, his executor.
WILLIAM COVE. late OF LimIngtou, deceased.
senied by Arthur d. Cove. SOU Of deceased.
JOHN JONEs late OF Hollis, deceased. Petition
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ofIloer. of Society for 1870.

Pyss,fsrf.-John N. Goodwin, Blddeford. -
Yss Pv~i~ss--Jsmss n. tiesisllaa, Biddsfurd,
Henry JORDAN, xsnsebank, Jshn MIN "a. BsItos.
X b. Randall, Limington, James r. Haley Day
tonSsi M lssI Sil beg. liHoni3l Il
Ssostey.-wm. g. Noyes, Sseo. >,
.rrsssss~.-CAss II. Milliksu. Ssso. sEL"lh
Trssiso.-In @ Des, John aaiss, Lawrspcs Jor-
dan, sseo. John Q. Dsnnett, John I. Davis Lathss
Byans Bsddsfurd, Jossph Davis BattonI DOC
Lisr0,ss.-Edward Eastman, Saco.
For further particulars, 80 Pssters. 81. sv39
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Richardson's New Method
- FOR THE p1AnoroRrH. 81 81

observes our hearty recommendation."- New
Ye!k MssIssl Review. ."Une,ceps,onable In taste
srd ;,yl.D.,shr, yosr.l ~: quit, s %
az schocl that would do excellent servtos."-Dsut
scbs Musk Eating, Phil. 'ospdest, clsaxsst. best
book for the Piano "-Phii. Evening Bulletin.
"Wiil superecde svery other o. The kind."-Wor.
books p-Syr.suss Journal. "Posesss marta MOI
claimed BY other verks." Clsvsland Herald.
Common sense, plain talk, and brevity...7Boston
Journal. ."pr.ssnss many ssw =, and important
parable In yalue 70 70 "-Nsw Covenant .lHlnllHp
No long dry lesons, nor weansous exsruisss. bat
srsiGnrLr 6ruptks throughout, and CnAnnIxe
can b dearsd Rrios Sa1s. 6sss pose-paid. OIL.
yRR DIrSON CO., Plbliahsss, k7 Nsskiagtoa
street, Boston. cHAS. H. DrrS0N . co M
BrosdWay, New York irui ,fAfi1 ~ <3u
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rRorrINa PURSES.

WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock p. ~, Trot for socl.
etys Purses, OF $500, $500, and $500, orcn TO
RSss rs Ssnr ' had !. !poS
Tickets . ccnt.. To this trot Society Members
THURSDAY, q. Q O'Clock P. NJ. $500 Puro.
For Horses that never beat 2 so Bcs, son, Soc
ond SOOO, third $40 u, and at tho same exhibition
Purse Of $500 for GENTS DRIVING HORSES,
for Gentlcmen's Driving Horses, regard being hsd
IA style, speed and action, aud no H.rse will DO a.
lowed 10 enter that has never trottod for money.
FRIDAY. at 2 O'Clock 7. NJ, $9O Pune For
ond $3.50, third 5000, and Purse Of s35 % P0R
STALLIONS beet $eOOO, second $780, third IS %.
SATURDAY, at , o'clock r. NJ, .$loo.oO Purse;
best Horse 70 receive so second ~ 3p thsa
Best si5.0O, second. si0.W, third S. o.. Entrance
fees 10 all u the above 10 per cent and all horses
must be entered at least ~ hours before the time OF
TIil Horses entering for either. OF the above
Purses must have been owned In the County 10
days previous TO the time OF trotting.
Tickets to Hall and to Ifoi, % cents.
Life Members are entitled to 9 sIclets which they
can obtain Of the Treasurer. srsons mry Join the
Society as Yearly Members by paying 10 the Treas.
urer, CHAs II. MILLIKKS. one dollar yearly, and
will be entitled 70 tickets, The usc Of the Books In
The L,Srr ao the ; IAN as LILO Member" Bin
NA Tent or "licad-quartcn" will DO provided
for Committees on the Show Ground, WHICH will
have supply Of statonery, 10, for oonvsnisnce In
making up Reports. Committees will report them
selves 10 the Msrshal. ~ the Headquarters, and
after completing their examinations, will return 10
the Headquarters and make Up their reports. the
Marshals OF his Assistants assistlng them when de-
sircd, - that the reports may b. aniahcd expedt-
tiously. Similar arfangemenh win b made for ths
convenience OF the Committee. q the HALL,
Reduced lAre over the r 3. r. Railroad, Stock
and Articles foe the Fair, ee on the condition that
n shall nav the regular rates which will b. refund.
certificate which win be furnshed BY the Secretary
application, that the stock and articles were on
exhibition and are returned unsold.
HsH Co~ssafee-Luthcr Bryant, Edward Staples,
7. l. Merrill, Edwin Stone, T. II. Hubbard, Bdds-
ford. DorrAnce Littledeld. Manson bcavry, Saco.
COMMITTEES on lNiissss-The Marshal and his A.
sistsnts -,,i I'D " \. Il .si.lt,sIE - .rfa- Il
ISjsdgi.g Csmmifiss % ,l7rsffiae-Rsuben II.
Kicker, Rcrrance Lttleasld, Daniel W. shilling,
I1'Il-LL. - ~ ! WIN. s. MOVES, SECRETARY. 4
LAWRENCE JORDAN, MasshaL . IIC-A
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STUART. In sseo, Aug. "a. of typhoid lever. Mrs Is
sbel n. stuart, AGED ~ years
BURKE In Great Falls n. H., Sept Miss Priscilla
Iarks, aged ii years. so.
LAROCkDI.E In Great Falls, n. H., sept. ), Marie
n. Iocsdle, sxcd year and months. -
DUMMY. In Great fslis. n. H.. Sept. !. Myra Il.
Quinby, aged u months.
kEIEIIER-In sslns,n FALL, Sept. Z, Mary keleher,
ag.i - years, 6 months and II days. Z
WEDGwOOD. In Berwick, sept. !, Mliiet Wedg-
wosi, aged ~ years AMI q months.
GUPrILL. Ia Berwick. sept. 4 Maria NJ. daughter
OF Grany lila and Beisey GyptiL aged IL years AMI
months. Morning star please copy.l ...
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Missionaries and others sojourning In foreign lands
should not All 10 take with them good supply OF
"yohnson's Anodyne Linimeut." IL 10 the most 70
liable medicine for oil purposes there 10 In the world
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Special Notices.

PILEsi PILEsI PILEsi PILEsl Out
ward applications are money thrown away The
only permanent cure Is DIR. lIARRISON'S PERKS
TALfIC LOZENGES They strike ut tho cause.
They are pleasant nor, like all pills. do they re-
qulre increase OF dose. They are exactly snted 10
obyiate costiveness-the cause OF Ill health. FOR
HARRISON 4 co, Ffoprietors, and by all drug
gists. Mailed for 60 cents. . Sw}O
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A committee was appointed 10 report the as
sets Of the firm and some plan OF action, nj
meeting TO be held on the 9th instant
II will be seen that in the above list the Bid
deford Savings Bank appear IS creditor to the
amount Of $4,000. This Is true, but the Bank
is amply secured by collateral bonds which more
than satisfy the Indebtedness, and which II sold
to-day would liquidate the claim Of the Bank.
and yield an overplus to the insOlvent hrm.
One evening last week as gentleman was
driving his team up South street In this city his
horse became frightened at . boy with a jaek-a-
lantern, who was standing in the road. and did
not offer to ge< out Of the way, and running at
xsuin gate. WAS q, length stopped near Limits
bridge, doing much ipjsry 70 the harness, and
damaging the wagon; AMI the driver
very wonderfully kept his SEA. q, through the
whole scene. although he Vas much shaken up.
Runsways from throwing stones. barking dogs,
sck-alanterns. &C.. are becoming quite fire.
ouent, and il l. nov fan time that an end
should be put to all such, Is no ono when riding
likes To have his horse frightened al rude and
ssucy boys
I'm. Hoision, agent Cor the yarioas styles
Of sewing machines in Saoo, also carries on
the clothing business largely. He has lately
received orders for makinsa great quantity Of
opcrs-j.ekets an viii 500. have over . hun
drcd girls employed In the manufacturing Of
these garments alone.
BY invitation the Delsg-s were hcno~vi With
. visit from the Bunker Hin Hos Co Of Charss-
town, Mas on Friday last In the later part
Of the day. accompanied BY the krmen Of this
city aud Saoo. they paradei through cur prin-
cipal streets, making pretty appearance. .
thsy were drusssd In fall sniform, after which
they rvpAirsi 10 the house Of the Deluscs where
delicious rspast Vas furnished then. They
returned homs The next day. .,- stf--
An internal machine capped and ready for
erploaisa wAs found among the coal of tAs York
Manufacturing Co.. last raesisy.
II Is rsportei tAst another corporation In
Boston, in which Sseo and Biddeford gentlemen
are Interested has suffered % severely ~ 70 Be
obliged 10 suspend operations 1
ELIOT.
The otacc ai Eliot Is changed % South Eliot.
and Thomas Y. Staples eostisued - Postnss-
ter. and Eliot Depot, changed to Eliot, and
Charles L. rAonpUa eoosinasd - Postmaster
Patents have been Issued thh week TO Geo
W. Ham Of Parsonsaeld. hr carriags and 10
william =, Thorn Of westbrook, for book hold
or. s.st,... .ec rflI W
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rw.n,v...vcn Years, Practice

TWenty.sevcu Years Practice
In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 10 Females
has PLACED On. DOW Mt the head OF all physicians
mailing such practice q speciality. and enables
him 20 guarantee q speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases OF Sspprsssioa and all other Men
strsaf Dsyargs msnts. frvm rAafsptr easss All let
tets for sdvcc must contain 81. ONCE, No. y Endi
colt street Boston.
N. B-Board { rnished to those desirin. TO 70.
main under treatment.
Boston. July. 1870 -sp. no.tyr3
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Hamllu. PerhAn or Blaine wiring such .

Hamlln, Perham or Blaine wiring such .
letter
Mr.. ]. W. Fairfield has rc-established The
stage line between Kennebunkport, Biddeiord
and Ssoo, running tri-wsekly, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving Kennebunk-
port 20 rs to connect With the morning train
from Biddeford to Portland and returning on
the arrival Of the afternoon train from Port
land
YORK.
Luther welch snd Calvin Plaisted, both Of
whom were arrested last week for setting the
recent 6res In York. have been committed to
Jail to await trial. 'Htt
John McIntire, the wealthiest person In the
town Of York, has to drive his cattle two miles
for water. A great many Of the wells have
failed and several springs.
At the late Historical Society meeting In this
town, Prof Sewsll read from letter addressed
by Mrs Maria Bullman Of York. TO her hus-
band then Surgeon with the troops at Louis
burg. The letter in effect stated that they had
had a private day Of fasting and prayer, and
that our pastor prayed two and half hou-s
he has not overcome his fear Of man. As
Mr.. Moody was spoken Of, Of old, As gifted In
prayer. and as Mrs. Bullman speaks Of our pas
tor who hal not overcome his fear OF man,
there Is little doubt that the letter refers to
"Handkerchief Moody" What would cur peo-
pie say now II obliged to listen to prayers two
and half hours long! ~
The woods ars on FIRE on the border Of York,
South Berwick and Eliot. About Ave miles
area has been burned over, and 200 cords OF cut
wool besides the timber and lumber destroyed.
Persons eight miles from where u is burning
while travelling on the road FROM York to Ports
mouth say that the smoke was so dense that
they were unable To discern anything but the
telegraph poles.
COUNTY.
At the N. +. Fair at Manchester, Ayrshire
stock from this county was present and took
premiums as follows:
BuLu.-Thrcc years old J. & N. Dame,
Kennebunk, 'sBrewster," sl6.
One year old. Ephraim Otis, Kittcry, "Tom."
e25.
Cows AND HErrERs.-Four years and up
ward j. & N. Dame, Kennebunk, $50.
Two years and under three ]. & N. Dame,
Kennebunk, $40. '"'''' ..'
Not getting the vote Of Shapleigh In season
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Local AFYAIxs.
nippESoRn.

LOCAL AFFAIkS.
p,ppx,onn.
Mr.Jp. Goodwin IL erecting . nice look
Inc ,vo ..orv dwelling houss with large and
.n..,, ,.o,.. In . o,e...ns situation on Pik,
:.
.,.u,;.. . n;e. It'll.
u,n :, .h;,b h himself
WV '.' I-.n,. ,o,..
'n'e"'' :" '''1H .,o,,
MrS John povnins ~ a. -.
building on roo' ST. "a"A ~ IN. ,.nl.
esPy hen -, Ia. -,
-. 80, =, N. direct
n.u., -. .o,a NJ. Aoo,.
% =. A.. rp,.h.,h N
."' W y"
"'''
.s., ~. ,,o, and h,,.. f,,,d,,
Se I.,.,a h.,o,,;r. ~ NJ, Jo...h 8
r.. a.. -. s,;.t,, ,,,anss ~,
.,-.,.S :, ~. -. IA No, mush
-. -. ao,. .,,.,, > ali mar, az III.
-, h.;,. h,,,,
60 .,d 4, ,hou,
w. ,,so,m.
'A' "e'' P IA, -. -,
," -, :, A. maize, n,;e,
40 -, 49, . h.,d.om, sum FOR
', go, ,,n,n. m. that
Beautiful sight Gas witnessed there on Tues
day morning when, for abost Eve miles dis
lance along the horizon, "hsll down" appeared
the mackerel aeet studding the ocean with
white sails.
w~,...,.v .o.rroon Hrrb,rt Uoorer. q little
=, N, io.;. uoo,.r vho resides On Oak
O.. en- a;.,.,.. ~ ann. ,v.r,v fret Win,
-. .,or,, n.., somn,r Street. and VA,
..,.,.,v 4, nm, s.,.,v ;n,urcd.
s.
-. !" 80. 80, ,,dsn .i,h coal
an 49,, g.. a.. "A. q, ,hs
,s -. AZ ~. 80, .moo,h nth n.
- Ill 80, .,a o,,.r mar.
e'eP'o" "'''' ,.'," Pr :
sn, " ~
-
movement " Wv - -.
ooor'e OF 'ee'a'" '"e '''u"s "a'' ' M
.no'e " '~'' ''~". D :, .,.~,..,
'""' 'A' s~A .Nrf us. r;p =, -.
-n., -. .a..,.
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All Mechanics call Tor Beach's washing Soap. IL
Is powerful detergent and Is just what they want
Iva
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NOTICE !
NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Judge Of Probate, Commissioners 10 re-
oelyo and decide upon all claims against the estate
OF oliver Tnsy, late Of nollis, 70 the County o.
York, deceased, represented insolvent, and nx
months nom tho nrst Tuesday Of September, 1871
being allowed therefor, hereby gvo notice that We
shall meet for the above purpose ct the once OF y.
r. Weld, in West Buxton Village, In Buxton, In
aid county, ut one o'clock p. on the last Thur
OLIVER DOW, I Cox
.#....r l JAMES MEJERyE, Oo.'
West I'm xton Sent IA, 1870. 3wf0
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DOYIE-FRYE, In this city. Sept. II. by Rev. Jas.
Boyd, Mr., Geo. II. Doyle and Mis- Serena W,fr,e,
In this city, Sept 3, ny Rev. G. Ten
new Mr. VIM. T.. Hall and Miss Ella j. Cross, both
9th. tIneorrectly pointed last week
In Portsmouth. n. IL. sept.
~ by Rev. C. VI. Dlnsmore, Rev. y. ID, Center, fur
merry ol the Maine Conference, and Miss NJ. NJ,
daughter az \. l.. Chandler, essl. OF fryeburg.
INNf-WENTwORTH. In Dover, n. H., sept. 5,
Mr. Marcena W. Lane, Of Rochester, NJ H., and Miss
sarah A. Wentworth, OF Lebanon
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.s'e,o .adverstse,'se',ss. /.
1900 REWARD!

TTNHE above reward win be paid by me to
Il any ono who will inform mo By letter or other.
wise Of tho man and wife who made Up tho most
INFAMOUS, dirty Kiagyard lie, TOO foul 10 put In
print and told my wife In pres moo Of her children,
that aid Il about her, In Hooper Cleaves store,
before crowd OF men about year ago last March
The person thus informing mo shall he sAved harm
les and their name kept secret. u. W. PIKE.
Biddeford. Sept. ., 1871. 2sO
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FARM FOR SALE!

el mum nLSirS.rd to Krssss4pssk Dsppts ear Doss.
linr's steam MIN. containing abcst v servs of
eusd i1sd saiisay dvtel tnso uilsgs ressu!Age md
wood land. BsidInss sesr,y sev. ssA svod ven II
..'ef s ssP'''p's ' STEPHEN DOWNING.
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NOTICEi

THE undersigned. s. & Committee Of The
,O.s q Lyman, hsrssy IN: so.is: . he, ,S:y
Sor tSs parpsss a sxamininE and employing teaah.
en- Sc De faIi ana WIntsr rcAcols IN al tcvs.
lrhsse vishing = tsseh y!ll K.yssn thsnssivS 40
'''diss'y' 10 G q 2 HI sii.sS sFs
sus So no v. 4 ESiRitR ) Ly.AA ,
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rr Notices of deaths not exceeding aG lines, inserted
free above that numher at regular advertising rates.
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Harm for Sale,

4 ~CO SITUATED In Saco, about bar
sS mile. mum tho village % ne y.is.
Ps~< Rod 10 calletI This q afst
claA hrm, oontaininE about Oscres,
sutaby divided Into tillagc. pastufo and woodland
baildinrs nearly nov, conmodicus, convenicut and
In Epod repair. A never.fAiling well o. e1csllen!
s.sscns q tSs year. xi:o. rood Cisssn IN cellar.
The RArm produces about twenty-five tons q hay,
bar abost eighty apple tree, and y situated 70
sosss Vtsrv thsrs 10 8 sshool eight months In he
yssF. Also, two wood lots, and Two pieces Of alt
A. ths subseribss h bosnd 70 30 West he WIN I'll
NE sbeys named property tegeehsf' % IN Psfcs, n
~ ARTHUR pooTHBY,
63 % The Pfemiees.
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e wedding c.sdsprisssd q tAs edsA
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SALES, WANTS, LOST &FOUND.

T OST-Betwecn this city and the Ferry a
i 4 Small Gray Old Portmonnaie containing sl2
and scrip. A poor person. Please return to jour
MAI. Ohce. -L-- ~ IWW
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WANTED small tenement in desirable
wv locality, by clIAS. w. SHANNON. Address
Saco or Diddefbrd Post Office. u
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HOUSEK EEPERS-inten TO purchase
IL Housekeeping goods call and examine the
stock st the furnishing storo OF A. Egerly, No 81,
ut the same place. %
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Atrue coy ofthe original crdsl: kiis.iI
sepls II. n. BURBANK. Register.
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EOR SALE-Hill's Patent Elastic Roofing.
T Ihsve this Patent Right for Saeo and Bidde-
fbrd, and will sell individual rights 20 any who
may want :. Thls rooang can 30 used on shArp -
we'll q nai roofs. ~ Nkf W. II. HUTCHINS.
4mN
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Well done shspleish and New6eld They
are the banner towns in the county, having
made Republican gain Of over 80 in each
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West Buxton, Sept. II, 1870.
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COUNTY.

AT the n. +. Fair at Manchester, Ayrshire
stock from this county was present and took
premiums as follows:
BuLu.-Thrcc years old J. s. N. Dame,
Kennebunk. "Brewster," sl6.
One year old, Ephraim Otis, Kittcry, "Tom."
coz
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
Ryan APPEAL TO THE LADIES.
DECORATION DAY AT ARLINGTON.

The committee charged with the decoration q the
graves q their fallen uomradea At Arlington Gene
teT5 on Memorial Dpy, NAY 80. ea5nesy appeal e TIE
temporarily residing in the city, for contributions OF
To those Of you whose deeds Of dsyution and unsel
Rah patriotsm during the events o. the late terrible
war arc silil ohotisfed BY feel confident that
thia appeal will not be made IN vain, and that yQur
generous gifts viii again enable US 10 oelebrato thla
Memorial Day In an appropriate manner.
The aloreroom, No zoe Ninth street, In the n NJ y,
A. building, has been secured As depot tor n9Nets
and Syerareena Members OF tho committee Will be IN
attendance Al the room from kAIUHDAn MORN
INC ~ O'Clock. until MONDAY MORNING., the
NH Inst At O'Clock, 10 receive the contrtbutiona OF
tho cltiTena Il desirable that most OF the hoNers
shonld be simply tied in punches suhotentb secure 70
Insure aafo handling and transportation.
D6WAsINfiE8 NAY n.y., a. Z 5 Is:. our
Banking Houses on Monday, May 70, Dissertation day.
PerSons having paper maturing that daJ VIII please
provide for II on SAtuIday the 9TH.
MIDDLETON 90,
TEWIS JOHNSON a 60.
RTTTRNHOUSE, FOWLER co.
q. A. JAMES, Cashier.
SIiHhhiR Rnssb iSrT SiSifjs; Cashier.
M6sRs KkILY. cashier.
RIGGS 90
ID. L. EATON, AotuAry.
JAY CQQlkRA 90, o.
WIN, LAIRD. Jr., Cashier Farmers
myaS4t and Mechanic Bank, GeotEetovn, y, v.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

THE REVISION AND CORRECTION OF
THE LISTS OF REGISTERED VOTERS
WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE CITY HALL
TO-DAY, MONDAY, AND TUESDAY.
Look TO 1T, CITIZENS ~ WASHING
TON, THAT YOU ARE NOT IMPOSED
UPON OR DEFRAUDED or YOUR
RIlUTg
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

Prices Of Gas IN N sshinKton and Elsewhere.
hear Washington dlsparagcd that they accept
without investigation almost any assertion
that Is made as regards our industrial inter
csts or advantages. For instance, there has
been a cry for CHEAP gas, which has been
taken up and repeated untll two-thirds Of our
citizens arc honestly under the impression
that Washington people arc really taxed
higher rate for their gas than the people Of
any other city in the United States. .
We publish the following table showing the
average price paid for gus In each State, by
which il will be seen that the District Of Co
Iumbia pays less for their gas than the aver
age Of cities where q compact population en-
ubles the companies to furnish gas at tride
lower than In our city Of magnificent dis
tlnccs, " but the general average In each State
shows that our own city stands at the head Of
the list as regards chcapncss. wepublish the
liable to disabuse the popular mind Of the too
general impression that there Is nothing sold
in Washington except at eXOrbltant rates, and
we intend to follow up this showing with
other comparative tables tending to the same
end believing that II the erroneous impress
pions as regards prices in Washington can be
dispelled, 1t will induce skilled labor and cap
ital from abroad to come among us, and Inn
prove the many natural advantages our city
possesses, thereby adding TO the general pros
perity,