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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-17
Nennebtt yournal,
Published on Water, Foot Of Court Street,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN l. NASH.
9ailg Aennebee sumnal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports of the Markets, and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ng with full compilation of State news.
Terms, 81 per annum In adcancei IS il payment
not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements inch in length, three in.
sertions less. sl.o0 25 cts for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, or those inserted
for any considerable length of time will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices 25 per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices. - per square per week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-06-17
0aeehlp 4ennebet Jqurnal,

Published every Wednesday morning,
Is the largest folio paper in the State, containing
news political articles, agricultural and scientific
matter tales poetry, anecdotes, household recipes,
markets, Sc, &C.
Terms g. per annusn in adrance
Transient Advertisements, also per inch for
first week; IS cents per week for each subsequent
insertion.
Special Notices, 800 per inch for first week;
so cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 90 cents
per line for first nserton 10 cents per line for each
subsequent insertion.
All transient advertisements to be paid for in
advance.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-13

and that the necessity of protec-
ton, of reducing internal taxation, and
of diminishing the present burdens
of the national debt should be promptly and
plainly recognized. Beyond this duty, Gene
raj Grants prospects of denomination and re-
election would be engthened if his admi-
nistration would give some striking and
signal proofs of ability in graphing with
great questions. A certain degree of risk is
of course involved in such enterprises, but
the Presidents military fame is founded on
a succession of great risks and of mighty
dangers and difficulties overcome, and in the
the field of statesmanship brilliant and en-
during honors are won under similar condi-
tions. Already the preparatory movements
of the next Presidential campaign are being
made. 1t was proposed by some parties that
the signal gun should be fired at the Repub-
ican Convention held in North Carolina yes
terday, by renominating Grant as the Repub-
ican Presidential candidate in 1872 but this
programme does not appear to have been car
ried out, and enthusiasm in this direction
would be strengthened by few brilliant
strokes of craftsmanship.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-13

FRA I'D ULENT PICTURE DEALING.
SOME OF best artists have suffered severely, both
In pocket and reputation, by the dishonesty of a
certain class OF dealers who employ copyists at
starvation wages to produce limitations OF the works
Of popular painters, which are pamed of upon the
ignorant and unsuspecting as genuine. Few per-
sons have any idea Of the real extent OF this busi-
ness, but there is doubt that thousands of these
spurious performances turned out every year. 1t
has been asserted many times that both in this city
and New York, there are regular manufactures Of
counterfeit works Of art but as the business is
managed with considerable shrewdness and the
mass Of picture-buyeis are extremely ignorant on
art SUBJECTS it is almost impossible for the artists to
do themselves justice or to produce positive proofs
OF fraud. A case, however, occurred Ia Whining
ton during the present week that shows how
this business is carried on, and that In the
probable punishment of the counterfeter will be
warning to the public and to those who are engaged
in this nefarious trade. On Wednesday last
Faustyn GabrylwitZ was tried in Wilmington and
found guilty OF the charge OF obtaining money
under false pretenses by selug to Henry L. Tat
nall oil painting under the representation that it
was executed by James Hamilton, the celebrated
marine painter. Mr.. Hamilton was called as one OF
the witnesses in the case, and testified that the
picture imitation OF one by him, and that the
signature upon it was counterfeit Another wit
ness testified that he purchased genuine Hamil-
ton OF Gabrylwitz, who afterwards asked him to
return it for the purpose OF having copies made OF
it. The evidence clearly showed that Gabrylwitz
MADE a regular business OF this sort of swinding,
and the jury very promptly brought in a verdict OF
guilty Mr.. Hamilton has probably suffered more
than any artist in this country by the practices OF
such scamps as Gabrylwitz and it is a satisfaction
to that in instance at least justice is likely
TO receive her dues. swindle like this is double
wrong, as it not only imposes upon the purchaser
who is induced to invest his money in a worthless
performance but it is great and often rremediabe
injury to the reputation OF the artist whose success
depends upon the merit of the works that are given
to the world in his name. The trial and conviction
Of Gabrywtz ought lead to greater vigilance than
ever on the part of artists and owners OF pictures
and decided effort to break up this Infamous traic
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-13
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1870.

GE THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, from
ats original establishment, has been in the
receipt of telegraphic news from the New
York Associated Press, which consists of
the Tribune, Times, Herald, W0,3d,
.Snn, Jon,uaI Of Commerce, EVening Post,
Commercial AdVS,fiSer, and EOening En-
b,eSS The success which has attended
our enterprise is, in itself, sufficient evil
dence of the freshness, fullness, and relia-
bility OF the news which we have received
from this source. We have now entered
Into a special contract by which THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH has the exclusive
use of the news furnished in the afternoon
by the Associated Press to its own men,
bers, the North american, Inquirer,
Ledger, Press, Age and German Democrat,
of this city, and the leading journals of the
East, North, West and South; and hereafter
THE TELEGRAPH will be the ONLv eVening
,abey bn6iiSAed in Mis city in which the
afternoon dispatches of the Associated
Press will appear.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-13

THE EMPEROR AND THE ARMY.
The letter of the Emperor Napoleon to Mar
shal Canrobert complimenting the army is
one of the most curious signs of the times
The Emperor finds it necessary, in conse-
quence of the "absurd and exaggerated
rumors concerning the vote of the army in
Paris" to declare that his confidence in the
army has never been shaken, and then he
goes on to thank the troops for their frmness
and sanNroid during the late troubles in the
capital. The Emperor has gained nominal
victory by the vote on the pte6tscitUm, but
the moral effect of the heavy ma critics polled
against him in Paris and the other large cities
is not counterbalanced by the vote in his
favor in the provinces. The army, which
might have been expected to be nearly unani-
nous in favor of anything he
could propose, unexpectedly gave
very heavy vote against the pIebtscitum,
and it is not surprising, therefore, that
rumors should prevail to the effect that the
troops were not to be relied upon implicitly
to support the Napoleonic dynasty under all
circumstances. The Emperors congratula-
tions to the army and his eager haste to indi-
cate his entire confidence evince very
plainly fear lest the main prop of his throne
should fail him when the hour of trial comes,
and a nervous anxiety to concliate the SOL
diers by means of whose bayonets he keeps
the nation in subjection. The idea OF the
Emperor thanking the soldiers for their cold
bloodedness during the recent disturbances
will scarcely have the effect of proptiating
the Parisians, or of increasing his popularity
in that city, while the arbitrary and tyrannical
measures that have been adopted towards all
who venture openly to oppose him will not
tend to make the friends of liberty less
anxious to free themselves and their country
from the chains with which the Imperial
policy has bound them. The five million
nominal majority won by piece of trickery
no more solves the problem of Imperialism in
France than if it had never been given, and
no one knows this better than the Emperor
himself.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sSsn OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
w. OF PARAMOUNT PARK.
PARK CARRIAGE SERVICE.
n,a u LIE or RATES

PARK CARRIAGE SERVICE.
TARIFF OF RATES
l. For single trip TO Georges Hill, one per
son. 80 cents
.. For round trip to Georges Hill and
turn 50 eents
q For a spsIe trip to Belmont Mansion, by D.
way Georges hill (rhen road Is 0oH-
a. For a round trip to Belmont Mansion, and re. =.
turn ..................,.. 50 cents
Passengers have the privilege pay the round
take tickets for their trip from Georges d
or Belmont Mansion, which may be used on any day.
g. Tickets good for day trip be obtained at
the following prices -
For live round trips 10 Georges ELL S2O1
For hve round trips 10 Belmont Mansion. 200
g. Carriages provided, in addition to those lkins
the regular trips which can be engaged by the hour
at the following rates.
mnen useu by one person. per hour or less -
" "
When USED by two persons, per hour or less ,,s
and % for each additional person who may originally
engage the carriage; No in carriage tnus
engsged shall be used by OF the original party
except by their express consent.
Published for the information of the public by order of
the Committee on Superintendsneeo of Police
DAVID Il. FOLEY,
SO fstast Secretary Park Oommisson
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-13
HOSIERY, ETO.
w oO-D ~ BU E N -
No. 1908 OHESNUT Street,

W
IA No. 1908 OHESNUT Street,
Opposite the hesnut Street Theatre,
have lust received n-oices of CHlLDRENS EMBROI
DRIED STRIPE Isle HOSE, beautiful patterns, to
which they would invite the attention of purchasers
LADIES' AND OHILDREN'6 SUITS, suitable for the
present season. in great variety of style and material
These are made by ourselves in the and
latest fashion. a.ri
EMBRu uIDFRHD FRENCH MUSLIN AND PIQUE
DRhSsHS AND OlfbAkS for CHILDREN.
Also large assortment of fUkDEROLOfHNG;
Tucked Muslin skirts for 81 90 unequaed for
the price and have haud a OF toe Bradley
Celebrated Duplex Hoop Skirt in the present STYLE two
Yards around for Sl'25 i
the above line OF goods assortment is most com
plee With confidence invite the attention OF
pu rchasers to stock. IL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-13

WANTED-A PANTHER, EITHER ACTIVE
w silent, in Jobbng House in this city. To
lars good oppoltunity is offered Address g. r. this
N--NNSi,.A mor aaLH .nahbans nanl - =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

A BILL passed inc house Oh heproSenu-
uyes on wednesday last, under the auspices
Of the Commiitee on revision OF the Laws
70 enanRolhe JOrR''''d oi 'ne Snao,ing eiauses
oi iessiANte enac'pnen's' lug ou!s0' VI 'n'
eoWml'ee, uouO'iess' was W S'o'u any use
less repeuhon' ana 70 curtain any unneees-
sary Nero'age' cut 'ney came lar snort Of
accomplishing 'neir purpose, ana tue pest
'hlng lne eena'e eau 10 ID '" postpone inc
subject naehnney,
mere no'uing IN .1o Cons''u''on o, .ne
ohi'eu o's'oe' " Va tuo is"s, prescribing
ahyJO'"' VI ena.'uion'i pus ,ne usaBe nther'o
mas oeeu W pie' se' V'o'y Oiii Ut reSo'u'on
WIN 'no "o.us' DU ouae'eu Nor resoiveul
y sn0 senaso anu iAOu'e " i'0P'osen'i'i''s
oi 'uo uni'oa 9.S'ss u Am america, IN congress
"s IsaI anu eAen auu''onai section Oh
oiii " ieso Du WIN INC "orus' anu %
n IuIsns' en. 49, W, Iosolyeu,l $3.50.
N ,u 'us i.p''i.'on VI 'ue enheting
VI ieoONs S ~ 'uo u
e'V'y 'ee',S' ,,lp, D. oIS n.y. =
70 "a" gu Iue 'uVy.e'' " ea", ~ P'sase' ~
aisPenseu "iNi, 1''noubu ""ou " loViu0n'a.y
~ O n,"',1 - sno luz =. suV a, - Wv ru0
sno i ICo " o' 'nS s'A'0 "
-" =. WY nv F''''"''' anyways 'uP
Ply !"
But the Commit.ee on tue Revision OF
the Laws Oh Tue mouse, uecm tne matter
very Important IN 'nelr recent Oil (sent 70
tne eenn'e1 shey Pio1iSe IhaS she enAeung
clause euah pe' DC " enacted oy the Con-
EeSs Q. 'He onlted States ana mat simple
resolutions OF either House snail be, BE II
resolved by the House OF Representatives
Cor senate) Of the United States"
They have added to the verblage, as far az
simple resolutions are eoncerued-for 1t hlth-
erto has merely been, "resolved'-for the
blank printed forms Of resolutions in each
House are, g. Congress, - session.
Congress Of the United States; Iu the House
of Representatives Tor seuate,) resolved, !"
sc. So that Increased labor has boon i'm.
posed on the officers of each House, as very
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Itis rumored 10 London that the Right Hon.
Chichester Forteseue, Ohief Secretary for Ire.
land, has been elevated to the peerage, Ard
viii soon rsplsAs Earl Spencer as Lord Lieu
tensnf OF Ireland NJ PalmetSHll rNdHeS
Fortesoue a. Irisifl seeretarys S91sofd HItfsfly
becomes Lord sslboAFne. g.
Mr.. Blackjack, formally eonnsetsd with the
Electric Telegraph Company Of England, has
been appointed superintendent Of the Atlantic
Company.
Tho Methodist bishops, Amaa and Jonss,
ofioiated on Saturday afternoon Attho laying
OF the cornerstone OF the now church In Har-
len, N. Y.
Charles f. Lockwood has been awarded tiS,.
90 by q jury for injuries sustained By him on
the. New York Central railroad.
Ex-senator Foster will probably be speaker
OF the Connecticut House Of Representatives.
Mr.. J.w. waIlaek has accepted an engage'
ment Aa "leadinE mAnn at Selwyn's Boston
Theatre.
Professor Morse, the tslegraphIo Inventor,
IL now nearly Eighty years old, aud 10 pro.
posed BY the teiegraphers to present him WIN
q nAttohal testimonial.
Senator Yates, who has been dansetously III
4 ofhemorrhAGe Of the bowels, Ia much better,
Tbe bsIrs OF John Minor Bolts have petit
TONED the virginia Legislature for eompensa-
tion for property taken BY the United States
troopS during the war. .-..
General Hooker 10 In New York, with mind
As vigorous as ever, but bodily a sad and mel
anehoIy wreck. He 10 almost helpless from
paralysis, and requires the constant aid OF an
| attendant
Miss Laura De Force Gordon Ia the Miss
Susan Anthony Of the Pacific coast. She 10
said to be good looking and pleasant
speaker. u.
A Ilfe..ils portrait OF william NJ. Tweed
WAS on Saturday put up In the chamber OF
the New York board OF Supervisors, 1t il
beautifully framed In black walnut, and cost
q. 900.
Hon. George AshmAn IL In dying condition
At his home In Springfield, Mass. D..
Mr.. Bergh, the protector Of animals, hat
also been coming out AZ lecturer His lee
ture makes the IauEhAble AsIumption-eon
yeyed 10 the form Of dreAm-that he died
went TO horse heaven, and while there enloye'
the opportunity OF hearing the confessions
all defunct animals. ...L.--
70. Kittridge, of Boston, and Cspt. o'Neill
Of 9th Royal Dragons, England, are At TN
Metropolitan Hotel. ... -....-
Judge Peabody, New York. Frank skinner
Boston; A. S, Barnes, Boston, and Hon. A. 2
p. wilder, New York, are at the Arlington
T. II. @. Todd, esq, son Of our well Know
feIlow-oilIrens, VIM. u. Todd, esq, called o.
Thursday last for Liverpool, and will be Ad
sent several months. He was Aoeompaniedh,
Mr.. Samuel Smith, OF the Arm OF klAueks
Co., OF this city. - r. ..a...
Cifizeqs Of he Second tDdrd. Regis
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

ABOLISH enc AncOno Tax HH
This relic OF the war hangs heavily upon
the necks of our patient going cltlEensI sub
mission to IL with patriotic forboarance dur
ing the eSigencies Of the times was public
virtue; It's longer continuance becomes but
densome, distasteful and ofIensiyei Its self
limiting period calls for an Instant repeal Of
the obnoxious law. The inquisitorlal, pry.
ing, police administration Of the law (ueces.
sary at the time OF It's passage) ls anti.re-
publican and lusufTerablo In times OF public
tranquility.
This war measure, which was accepted
ohecrfully at tho time OF lts passage as a
public necessity, absolutely stinkS In the
nostrils Of the Republicans Of Connecticut,
and stood in the way OF party triumph In
that State at the late election. In the town
where my vote was deposited heard gen.
eral cutlery against the Income tax. gen
tleman OF the highest problty told me that TO
his certain knowledge not less than dozen
Republican voters stayed away from the
polls In this single town, literally dlsgusted
with the continuance OF this law. Senator
sherman proposes TO reduce thls peculiar
tax one half. No half measure will doi let
1t be entirely abolished. The people demand
II. lift is not done speedily the American
people will rise in their might and deal sum
marily with their Representatives In Con-
gress, even with less etiquette than Senator
Sherman extended to the hair-splittingi
paper.tearlng lawyer from the State of I'LL
noIs. CoNNEoTIGuT YoTER.
| n.fLze,ls NJ khe Sscnnd ,nnr1 Rs9Ia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Another FEARFUL WARSING.-The New
York Tribune, commenting on the execution
Of Jack Reynolds, on Friday last, saysi
"A few wretehed tears and a spAsm, per.
hAps, OF anguish on the aoatfold yesterday,
and the poor withered brain Of Jack Reynolds
ceased TO act, and his hard, yAded heart to
which comes to men who are almost born 10
crime, and whom influences OF home and
school and church do not reach TO save them
the liquor was out OF the WORLD" said miaera-
Bile Jack Reynoldni and for the sake OF such
a. Reynolds so do we. The galowa YESTERDAY
once more accused every rum-shopi the exc
eutioneT drank the health OF the publican
rum was again the test OF our inhtit utionu
and We were weighed In the bottle, rs 1t were
and found wanting
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

the PROBABLE TIME when Congress Will
adjourn is being canyassed to considerable
extent by members and others about tho
Capitol. Notwithstanding a strong dlsPo-
sltIon on the part Of many Of the leading
men of either House to get through with
business and 60 home, the opinion gains
ground that the session will be protracted
one, and July or August arc named as the
earliest time at which an adjournment can
be made. Much time will be spent In the
discussion of the funding bill, and till that
is disposed of the day Of adjournment will
be matter Of speculation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
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THE SEMINARY HOTEL,

GEOHGETOwN, ID. O..
Ruuning 80 feet On washington street "a 10
hoods ia The eily, high and heAlthy-three.stqris.
Hsh, with basement, and lArGe lhres.st9ry back
Sui the house, The property Z 10 good repait,
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

SAN DoMSoo.--Gcneral Batter made an
other Intellectual attempt yesterday to secure
consideration for his San Domingo annexa-
tlon bill. lie will make another attempt to-
day, and under a suspension Of the rules he
may be more successful. The bill provides
for the annexation Of 81. Domingo as the
Territory Of Dominica, with the consent Of
the Dominicans, and 1t further provides for
the payment Of q, $50, 1000, and no more,
10 llquidate the debt OF the new Territory.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

ENooURAGrSo REroRrs from the Darien
expedition have been received. All the
members Of the expedition are In good
health and sangulne of success. A recon.
noIssance had been made to the west slope
Of the CordIlleras demonstrating that the
Caledonia river has rise Of only my feet
to the mountain spursi aud that between
that point and the plain Of the sucubitl
river on the Pacific slope there Is only dis.
stance of one and half miles Of higher elo.
waftnu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
VALyI.SIHs r. 5tGTs I0G HAVR FOR
LOSt and FOund.

dSEnRIWIB p. -.IoSr, BErYEEH d EoRdR.
dbDU TOWN Post 0mes and ri d WITH FtfeSt,
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siafn d tSs Ississt U lGs q ~ sass;s w Sgsf
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ApS'SVa, LlIlT Gaf Claws ] ava GIST o,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Citizens Of the Second vard Regis,
ter today.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

" Ara 4, ., 1870,
Dfslrici Of Columbia. ITIsAip9ioR eIehtg,tO ioft:
In the ease Of J, RHNwfcK YouNa, I'D mi aiatrAtoT
ofCisnsntnA NoulE, Diseased. The Adminls-
traitor Aforesaid has. with the appreciation Of the
sppointsd SATURDAY, the soth day o. April, A.
y, lslO. fof the AaAl settlement aud distribatleu
assety In hand, .. far a. the same hAva hsen col
lseisd and turned into monsIi when APd vhsrs AZ
70 attend, with their claims properly Nouehed, o.
they may Otherwise By Law Be excluded from all
bensht la said dsoeased'a estAtei provided copy
Oh this order be publishsd once . week for thrss
weeks In the DLILI NATIONAL RHPuBLIoAE pre-
'YT ssst, NV WEBSTER,
HpIi M9ys ReGlssr Of wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

SUPERVISOR EMERY, Of Tennessee, reports
the destruction OF nineteen Illicit stills aud
i've thousand bushels or mash, IN the
Fourth Tennessee district, byR detachment
q United States cavalry. 'I'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Citizens Of the Second ward. Regis,
Ter to.dau
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

"LIrTEII's LIyISo AoH" for April 9th,
Just received from the publisher, has lts
usual interesting collection Of articles from
the pens Of the best known writers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Citizens af the Second ,nnrd Reg
tor kO-ddU.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
Medical.
A GRATED BRRAD.

Manufactured by u. y. FaIIsP, BaItI-
more.
HSEiRg SesArpd the agency Tor The IAls Of this
eSlsbratsd R5saa AN prepared % isSa,sh y 70 u.
dueed price, The bread a. impIoyed 4hdl noy
az n! ~ Ne p y %
BOT ale fy 4ISesTs tRie ~ M slyt 1I,,l
h aqE9sssa. Aeislsead ksstenInnts AsiYedddlp,
n .siSSllist8 q. 81 y LAM, % :
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w MEi. n. \. 4 ,as eoaHAAi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Citizens Of he Second Ward, Regis
ter today. ..s ..... D.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

Citizens Of he Second toard. Regis.
ter to-day
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
S8E ,yoTER

urd.ial5H 1 SG sESosR Rl. whsS 81 n. div
%Skp 90 fs5s SEr ,; TTE sspts
THURSDAY, PRIDLY Gsd sIfURDLY. April
y, u. IS H. 10 And l0 At ths once % the comhis.
70 eFnet Of hiTtssnh street. from 10 o'slOek /,
r m, daily for the pgIPoss Of PrsPayinG list Of
hGruraliIsd citizens are by law required TO pro.
duee certificates Of baturallIltipp or osrtiAed
copies, or aatiGfAcloTy proof Of their loss. " VT .
. = TT I# WIN COOK,
THOMAS DOnOHO, l
JANIS DOnALDROH,
ROBERT VI BOOKER,
.r"#. ]. N. OROssMAH,
Ape-td judges Of Election, wAshihG ton. ID, O.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
IIoTIcE or pISsoLOTIoF.

nsy 10 aetils the AhAira Of the WashihGton Ahd
QSorEs.sWH les COMPANY, All Rersons hlylsg
demands against said company Will present III en-
for and all peraoha Indebted % the CON.
paBy are rtaaestsd to make paEIIssst y hip;
wAsHHoroS. April Z. no. T-' ~
Nj. Q, N, sOneryills will sc, hs my eOllSeiOr
ohu'' ' ''' 'O''' A0''0 aBoRoE W. COCHRAN.
wIAIg!SoToS, APril ts, $50 ~ -. 81.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
Dentistry.
WAsHIHGEON DENTAL PLACE.
IsiS Mas.sshss. .s az! Avenue,

WFSI!sISO FAPHR OF SALE AT THII