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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-29

er IRE brahd among the small Fryl Croak, bows
croak! Its ali no use, you can't come within Forty
Foot Pole of us. weakly imtatonl This is not the
age to make people believe small beer makes Thun-
der! The little boys up town have to take it; As
well try TO dam up the Great Falls of Niagara with
Cream Coored Whistle as to stop the current flow
ingt
j. Il. FITZGERALD & co.
Corner Congress and Myrtle sts.,
Prior TO Stock Taking, Ve sv,u sell
8 Ladies' g0Od hemneed Hand
kerchiefs s.s for 25c.
sold around Town for 10 cts. each.
12 Au Linen Hdkfs,
for Use.
Sold around Town for 81 co.
LADIES' Cotton Hose,
at per pair.
Gents Cotton HOse,s
for 8 per pair.
o"h ior ~ per PAIR.
Gents Paper Collars,
cCOth button hole Sc.
Sold around town forlI5c.
Gents SiIE Neck Ties,
from 9 C. 10 SOC.
Sold around town from 1Jc 10 re
LNdieS' ,SiIE Neck Ties,
New Styles from SO to rs c,
Sold around town for rs c & 80 80.
NILSSON Wrought JdcOnet
Collars Dc Cuffs for soc sett.
Sold around town for 81 90.
Fans, 0U prices
from B to 2 SO.
Sold around town from TO 3 so.
Ladiss' White GI0ves
for IS per pair.
Sold arouud town for 30 c per pair.
Lisle GIOUes,
from 10 c. to 81 c.
LADIES' B0Ib9igg0ns
Hose from 20 C. TO 90
| LNdies' LisIe Thread
Hose from I 10 to 2 SO
LADIES' ECtr0 Leg,
from 20 to IS C.
Misses Cotton Hose,
from 8 to CSC.
Gents SatperstOatts,
from 25 to 40 c.
Gents We2i32O Hose.
from 20 to IS C.
Gents NW Wool Shaker
Hose from As to 75c.
C0aa6ric Edgings,
from G to rs C per yd.
TeLVeteenS, NW COIOrs,
Hooper yd.
Black Sash Ribbons,
Cheap, cheap!
| CkIg91O31S and BrnidS,
New styles from 40 to soc
Perfumes,
| Cheap! Cheapi
Hoop Skirts,
from As e to 25
C0rsets, Foreign Dc Domestic,
from 60 to 10 90
Oar Corset d SkirtSstpporter,
| Recommended by Physicians.
n Broken line of Ger
man COrsets,
To close at soc.
BUSTLES, BUSTLES,
from So to I 90
L0CJies' Dr0aceys,
from 30 cts. to 2.75.
Ladies' Che2aSses,
from 70 cts. to $50
LADIES' Skirts,
from 95 cts. to $50.
LADIES' Night Dresses,
from 1 20 to z so.
Corset COUers,
from rs cts. to g 70
LADIES' YOEes,
from 1 rs to 2 25
aprons and Tires,
from 25 cts. to L 75.
CIsiIdren's Dresses,
from 200 to 3.75.
Infants Bids,
from 20 cts. to 81 C.
LADIES' GAUGE UnderCests,
for 75 and so cts.
Ladies' Kid GIOves,
from IS tOI75
Ten Years i'm the Trade i'm Portland
enables to say with confidence that never before
have we been well prepared to meet The demand
OF the public. Our stock OF
HOOP SKIRTS,
C0RSETS,
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Name Central r.. r..

On and after June 10th, Freight will be received at
the Kennebec Depot for Bangor and all tations on
this line, up to six o'clock P. M.
LII. LINCOLN, Asst Supt.
June 1G-d If sn
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Wanted,
Young Man Wanted.

A GOOD American Girl, to take charge of child
IA Address HOX I22i
jun29 1w a
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In Westport, june a. Mrs. Nancy wife Of Mathew
Mekenney. aged "a years years.
In Litchfed, June 10, Mr. John A. True, aged
In Hartford, May %, Mrs. Arvilla Trask, aged 20
In Meeanic Falls, June Z, Mr.. j. Wallace Mason,
aged q years.
In Lowell, Mass. June "a, John P. Moulton, OF
Limington. aged q years. S.szss
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BOsCdOiN College.

CANDIDATES for admission will be exam
" ined in Adams Hail. ON Friday of Commence
ment week, July II, at O'Clock a.. M Also the
first day of next term, Thursday, August 81, at the
same place and hour.
SAMUEL HARRIS, President
Brunswick. June 81. 1871. tun2g [ aup3I
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EXCURSION J

strains OF
CHANDLER BAND,
on which occasion there will be given away
100 " aluable Gifts.
VARYING IN VALUE
FROM ST TO $500.
Consisting in part of two of Harry Browns paint
ngs, valued at 800 and $751; solid Chestnut Cham
Der Sett the cost OF which was IS; solid Chestnut
Chamber Set, the cost of which was S65; together
with Paintings. Chromos Silver Plated Ware, jew
elry, Books, Busts, ETC. 100 presents in all, which
will be fairly and squlrely given away those who
purchase tickets tor this excursion.
Excursion Tickets 80 Cents,
For sale at Stockbrdge's and Halves & Cragin's
Music stores. For particulars ana list of gifts see
small bills. Gifts may be at store No. 146 Ex-
change Street. opposite old Post Office
-.t ..aaue je16-sn-3weod
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Good Rent!

VERY CONVENIENT for small family, within
Y three minutes walk of City hall. Rent $3.50
Apply to VIII. JERKS.
je29tf Real Estate Broker.
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r II M O " A L..
The Office of Assessor of Internal Reve-
nue. for the first collection district has been
removed from No. 50 Exchange street, to
front rooms ON second floor of the new
Custom House on Fore street.
GEO. III. KNOWLTON,
jun22sntf Assessor
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FOREIGN POETS

June II, lat 40 As, Ion 7 u, ship Kate Davenport
from Callao Tor Falmouth
June 26. f2O mules of Hatteras. barque Clara
from Cuba for New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Iaughlin.s Infant Cordial

-SS,S. FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. q
Anold and well tried remedy. Thousand
ofmothers can testify that il is reliable and
perfectly safe in ali cases. 1t scHeRS the
gums, dbdteS Information, invigorates the
Stomach and Bowels, corrects Acidity, and
Is a sure and speedy cure for Colic, Cramps
and Windy Pains. After a single trial, no
mothcrwii dorwithout it.
f. Ifthe Baby il Cutting Teeth use the Cor
dial. II facilitates the process OF teuthlng
ana fsa reliable cure for the many ills 10
which infants are subject. ..
Thousands will testify That The Infants
Cordial is the safest and most 1icient cure
for the various disorders TO whiCI children
tecthing are liable.
Mothers, use this propagation and your
children vii! be spared IN the Sorrows OF
teething.
4 mild, yet suroau speedy cure for Co!ic
Cramps and Windy Pains. Invaluable for
tcething children. Excellent, also. for chill
dren OF Il restless and irelfui habit, and in
all eases of ioOsenVSS, gripping, vomiting.
&C. Il lives immediate ease.
Mothers, Are you oppressed with anxiety
for your little ones" Are your SlumberS
and your hearts broken by their cries. DO
you awake in the morning unrefreshed ana
appreheuSive? Use the Cordial. Your
niahts will then Ire urCliSturbed, and your
children escape all ills incident % tet thing.
Price - cents bottle.
SID b. al Druggists.
LNUGHtlN BR0THERS& CO..
? apis -.s .r....'.H. ProplietOr-.
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TIE ugxpEiELD RAIhEu,D.

The Washington R,5'o.o and ETana'
iner seems to be much gratifed 10y the
purchase OF the Hempiield railroad 10y
the Baltimore & Ohio company and IN
common with our own citizens, asks
what next? 1t SAYS: =" We have no Ia
formation as 20, the views OF that con.,
panv in regard to their new purchase,
out feel warranted In saying from what
has been made public heretofore, that
with proper and literal support from
the citizens along the route Of the road
it will he completed 10 conneetion
with the Pittsburgh 4 Baltimore road
at a very early dsv, and that without
the people show some enterprise the
road will rot he completed now and
may not be for wears 70 come ..'.
The Baltimore 49, Railroad .om,
pany is usually reiicenl concerning l.
own plans and intentions, ahiit.i5 diai,
cult to say positively wha. 1t VIII 10
with tie HemiRali. ne Popu.ar ez'
pectation is that il vii yy,enl the old
road to d junction With. ,hc P-a.hnr3,!
~ Conncli5vitte Ijue, bat we are ""t
aware OF any s5ol authority 'tr III a..
pectation. The people OF OHIO so'h;y
and of Washington couaty viii Ic.,,.-.
be found really to do Whatever may oe
reasonably demanded OF them in order
to complete the roa'. rs advantage;
10 all parties are obvious and their ear.
enjoyment is j ls,rat,r. Bat Just g%-
Gctlv what the people 81 the two cdmn
ties are expected TODD in or,cr 10 guar
antee the immediate repair aud extern
sion of the road, we have L" means o
knowing and cannot say.
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2rEc.AL I50TiCE&
Danger AhGuN.

y single spark may kindle flame that
will consume a city, and small ailments
nrE!cctrd, may end in fatal disorders.
Bearing this fact in mind, let the first symp-
toms OF debility or nervous prostration bc
met promptly with itvigoslting treatment.
Foremost among the vegetable tOnics OF the
age stands ilOstcttcr'S Stomach Bitter>, and
whenever the vital powers seem TO Ian
guiSh, or there Is any reason tn suspect that
the animal functions essential TO the suS-
tcnation and publication OF the body are
inlcrirct,y performed this invaluable in
Vigoralt and antiseptic should at once be
resOIfed 10. Indigestion always produces
pealneSS.oi the bodily powers. Sometimes
1T happens that the appetite demandshnorc
food than the stomach can digest though
not more, perhaps, than is required 10 keep
up the full strength OF the bodily frame.
The object, Under such circumstances, IS 10
Increase the digestive capacity Of the aSStm-
iilting organ, 40 rs TO make 1t equal To the
duty imposed upon il -by the appetite, and
capable OF supplying the JHihpg HlIier'a "
the SgSi'gi as fast rs il Is Required. This OBJ
ject is fully accomplished by the use of the
Bitters. They tone and gently stimulate
the cellular membrane which scrretcs the
gastric Juice, and the result is that the SOL
vent is mingled with the food i'm suflicien!
Quantity &c convert1ll its nOuriShing parti-
Giles into pure and wholesome element. IT,,
on the other hand, there is 4 deficiency OF
appetite, without any corresponding def
cheney OF digestive power, the effect of the
tonic is To stimulate a desire for food. In
nineteen cgScS out of twenty, headache,
nausea, neivOuSneSS, fairiting-fits, spasns
and, indeed most OF the casual aches aud
painSto which humanity Is subject, pro
coed primarily from Indigestion compli-
Gated with hiIiousnes: and for both these
complaints Hosietter's Stomach bitters are
recommended as a speedy and certain rem
e-y ..-..... ... -..... . ..
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m. IiAYTIEN GOVERNMENT.

he Conni-sione OF course tell Il
.,,y lite CO. il he experiment "f elf
.c"rrm.rt w'.r' ihc blacks a. wv
Ilgi. NayU. T. cy stated to ~ Pres
dent oI tie Republic fhat they -hrr.l !
lie .iai - ht pat III the way d a,crr.
tain;n. nh4t "crc ;h claims of Ilayti
U,nu >aY Domingo am wA"t were the
view, and si.hes OF the iiayt.cn pee
PIE with respect 10 aDN cham4r. inHt
might he brought about IN the net
Io.;ng Republic; but tuey received, n"
encouragement to pursue her '"i9'r -
They asked vcrIa iy ard through Jar
Minister IL wrtirg, iur permission l."
cxpInro.ln ,.c interior al The island,
hui this Mas met in spirit equivalent
;u refusal. Thtv contcntcd them.
selves, therefore. with taking such tesli-
mony and gathering such Information
upon matters bearing upon the quc'ri"n
Of annexation a. thy could wI'n"n'
it, hr ~ oGi';a'
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FRIDAY. APRIL :. 1877.

WE publish this morning lie Gun
pletion of the report ofthe San 40,
minro ComulissimersI 1t contains .He
facts that might not have been a .,
tanned by reference to the p"eNc ,1tl' l
ries in Washington, aud ell Of the ex-
nepse, fuss, furry and anxiety that mas
been undergone in connection WI" us
matter has resulted Only IN the c2.''''i''
ton of whst Wa a!,c;'tt:!y- Iowa and
accessible to those who cared - ~ -
There is no .o-bt that ,chs is'aaI OF
IIayti has a fer:i soil arsi q s'r9t..ca!
climate; every school boy knows .i'S'.
1t is also well known that the people Oh
Santo Domingo are mixed race VINO
ave been running q SORT OF aeap2Ec
Government which . they call a
republic: and / spend m6str oil taslr
time in either Sighting amerg; Nh hen
selves or being whipped by the hartI1
ems who inhaht.tesL q,her end OF Inc
island. ltEtmssbeeome frstfy7-Wsll
known Of late thai, 2 AEE, the. so,caiied
President OF DoW;uiea, wants to sell
out to Mr.. GRANT, Of Washington, D.
c., who, it is currently reported l."
anxious to make the purchase. ,Ihis Is
all that, and little more than IL con-
tanned in the report What the Senate
will do with it remains now to be SEEN
though there is abundant evidence nee y, ~
show that President GRANT a. sorry ne
ever mentioned the matter-i,tn,i would
gladly escape from lhe consequences OF
his folly.
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CyAILuS lQN...

In reviewing the. Who'll G't 81 th'ir
lnyc ''.r'; NJ, looking - the interests
of o,n divisions OF the island, they are
IirnIv persuaded that the annexation OF
San Do.niugp to the United States
would be handy IS beneficial to the
Haviicn than 70 tie Dominican people
This benefit would arise fret from the
example which would doubtless be
afforded u Il wei! regulated, o:ir y
aud prosperous. State the greet M,," .,
thai part OF TIC word, and which it has
as vet never seen. A second more d.
rect henclit would arise from the cquit.
able estaLli, h.nent Of a L0umdar, liae
between French speaking and .Splaish
speaking nat vcs upon. that lslard, and
IL guarantee hy strong | over, This
would end the exlansing border war
fare which has bC>u oneof the greatest
curses Of IIayti as well a. San DORM
30, and would enable both to devote
thcu energies thencelorwarl TO the edU-
cation of their people and development
o. th,ig resources.
Respectfully ubmirtcG, ..r.El 4
.'tj..,A p. F>0 ,DG, u, :
ANDREW d. VII:
~, = 1aG. HONE! -
Gotu r,".it'., o. Tinted Sat-.
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NEW S T &C K !
~,a.,..s. JUST OPENED
GEORGE R. TAYLOR L CO.

Fringed Goats Hair Grenadin", IA Ne" and BeauUEul
Article for Suits.
Japanese Silks and POplins in Great Variety,
IsIacI, Nohair Rriantines New and Elegant.
PonCees. Diagonal POpIins, Silk Sergcs
Black and COIOred Silks, bishops Lawn tsohcS
ysIock Iron trenadne. yards wide ALI Silk Wool
Pink. Blue. Buff and Green PercnicS and Lawns.
CO0uefte Cloths and Organdies.
Piques, Wash POpiins. COlOrcd Linen for SuN
Linen PiIue Suits for Children
and Bishops Lawn Suits for Ladies'
Paris Muslin Tunics for Ladies'.
POngce. and Lace ParisOls IN Use --latest styles.
Reversible Ottoman ShaWls.
Silk S:icques. Lama Lace Jackets
Sash Bow Ribbons. Roman Neck Ties
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods oil MI kinds
Standard FIOuncingS I'm Bishops Lawn and Swiss.
Octupic Pulling.
Ladies' and Misses Ialbriggan Hose
Harris Seamless Kid Gloves
Also Low
Misses Itfd Gloves and Mis-es' Pmra~ois.
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ii.4Gc;leioT ,,,.kair Dye.

.,!.i- iprib Hair .lyo is pc hsst in the
lrr,!i -E:.1gc'ly liarIuir.- LieidOlc and In
St;tn;auro4- no disappointment. No RI
dfculoi4 MS ns Uuply ISN'T Odor. The
schhh,1 $. \. Hn.chrlur's Hair Dye pro-
H. IttNEHATELI a splendid Black OF
Natur.I fIroNn. Does moi Stain the Skin
Dat lea, (, he. ilnir CiyLa, Soft and Beau,
.itul. ~ am!Y sue an! "pIIct Dye. sold
rs al Druggists. Factory i6 Bond street
New York. p .... ... ianZa-dSw
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These great advantages all admitted
b. the Patient before leaving
the Dental Chair or No
Charge Made.

Having removed our Dental Rooms &c
those elegant apartments over Hamilton q
Hardina's Music Store. l09 Market street,
we now offer 10 the public Dr. Folsoms
Patent Improvement in the conStruc.
ton of Dental Plates, as the SrtILlest
discovery yet made in Mechanical Den
tistry We commend this style OF Work
particularly 10 that large class Of persons
who have tried repeatedly, but without
success, TO wear plates made in the ordinary
way; and Ice guarantee that IA ere'y cas- pnL-
lies can C,rt on them Withym pain, or IRE make
40 chTge Plates made upon this style re-
main perfectly tight under all circum-
stances, as ii Is impossible for the food or
air To get under them. We respectfully III
wife all those Interested In this subIect 10
Gail AT our office and examine this method,
which is full of common sense, rs nj! GOOD
principles are.
rE~Pagticular attention given TO Natural
Tooth
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Dissrac.rnI scene in ,I.c blouse.

There was a most ds graceful sccne
in the House Wednesday afternoon, III
which General Butler and. Governor
Swami were the participants; aIrd m
which they sailed cae, o:hrr about all
the names in the "ocahnlary, It com
menced bv BuIers reference to Swami
as a Know-Iothia.f, and by the a:'.I
retaiating that Butler was uot res +
ple or trutrfai q Att r.. he .r on
poIitical OF ~ - III II ny'fe?
charged Butler, while Containing al
Baltimore. .ug,5v tiu ~. w!.h.t.;IUg
drunk thrc' So Win 80 ing
women and Children. AMI ii,Ustr.ung
his dehauchcry in the vilest manner.
Butler said that il was false, that he
vas only one daysin BaltiInQ gre, which
vas sufficient 10 bring Swami and al!
the other rebels in the CITY on their
knees before him. The Republican side
applauded this. 800.
Mr.. Swami testitiuato hisown record
as an official, and bcasted that, unlike
Butler, he had handled millions with
out stealing even u spoon. The Demo,
Gratis applauded this. Butler retnrncd
the fire 10y accusing Swami with having
burned Catholic Churches, dlsfran-
chised the Irish, aud then turning
around at a later dav and cultivating
the Eaters vote While Butler was
speaking Swami started tor thedobby to
- drink OF water. Butler, pointing
his finger at him, said " There he goes
now, after vomiting all his filth on me.
Both sides kept it mp in this vein for
half an hour. Old members say that
for gross personalities Butler has never
been paralleled in al the di-gracelul
scenes OF Congress.
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EISvsssH TDU.

1 LIGHT RED COW, WITH A WHITE
\ streak down her back, straight horns,
ana about eight or nine years OLD, Strayed
from my stable on Tuesday, the 4th inst.
Any information rs Ia where cIn get her
will h. iibyln.!y IcwatGcd.
arr JOHN WElSNER.
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On April I the New Orleans German
Gazette stated that one mitrailloUSe, in
scribed Sedan, September ), 1870 and
five chassepot rifles, had arrived by the
steamship Hanover, and we're on <e&hi-
bition at the steamers wharf, awailieg
reshipment to- St. Louis, The announce
ment created futter among the Ger
mans Of that city, who were eager to
gaze upon objects which for them
possess romantic and fascinating inter
est. Accordingly at an, early hour, a
steady stream OF humanity tiswet to
ward the landing tef the German Steam
ship company. Eager inquiries were
made for the whereabouts o. the pre-
cious trophies, when thepaiufuI conyic-
ton broke over the assembled multi.
tude that they were victimized, -, ea..a
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sons who pass from old to the new
States of the United States, and serving
mon the sea coast. The process is 80
simple as to escape notice. Taking the
wear through, as much agricultural
work can be done without affecting the
health as can be done in our Middle
and Western States, and with greater
results. Persons in all circumstances
can here, by selecting their locality, en-
;ov n delicious climate and abundance
Of fruit with a far less liability to Dis
eases OF the lungs, to scarlet tevers and
other fearful epidemics, and without
any liability to yelloNrieyers The Goa.
mission, its attaches and gentlemen OF
the press numbered thirty-two; the
officers aid crew OF the4frisate prnnabeIss
cd 496. .Thisconpany of 3eSs?joprrf
ed in tie 'harhorsa supposed totel tic
most unhealthy parts Of the country, or
in the interior of the island, about two
months. Few or any had been accii-
-uIated, nevertheless there was but one
case Of mortal disease, AID that from
causes unconnected with climate. There
were no cases Of malignant tcvers, and
none of severe sickness among them.
The steamer Nauiasket, With the full
COMPLEMENT ofofficers and seainen, has
been in the harbor Of the island for
about fifteen months, and has not had
a single case Of yellow fever.
Earthquakes have done no serious
4iainace on that island since lSij, anG
although Slight shocks oc:ur almost
every year, are 50 incoos'terahLe tn"'
scarce one in dozen Of tie inhabitants
are aware OF them. Hurricanes are
not Enfreque1t, and are cone iw'S at
tend d with considerable dln@-e
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RIVERS AND BAYS. &:

The island has s,v&ral rivers naiga-
be tor short distance into The interior,
while the three great Gays OF SANTANA,
Acoa and Manzanilla admit vessels OF
the largest DRAFT, though only the first
has any importance in military point
of view. The Commissioners state the
advantages OF the acquisition OF 81
mana Bay viii he a powerful military
and naval station, and doubtless slim
ula.e the growth of an important city,
the portion OF the water front which has
already been acquired by the citizens OF
the United States being but small
mart Of VIVA: would be occupied by the
site of great commercial city. inlani
communication bv water and rail would
he easy, and the future o. SANTANA Bay
under the authority 0; tine tniiei
States could not tail to he Of national
Importance.
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AeA ADVERTISEMENTS
gCrESE WANTED,

An ELDERLY WOMAN THAT Can
y come well recommended to take care
.. S,uan children can lind Il good home on
Main >t,Cut, above SUSPENSION BlIdgc.
ann WA. l., HEAR\
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been pending. They are also willing to
appropriate one fifth of the pnbliclaads
for schools, providing the United States
will appropriate 100000 for the'estab-
lishnient of an agricultural and scienE
fife college.
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nnMINIcAN INDEPENDENCE.

In relation to Dominican independ-
enee the Commissioners say there is
but one chance for that Republic ever
80 receive its indspendeuce, 70 sbssqmc
alter proper period Of Probation one
of union Of States, the freedom and
Substantial independence Of each beng
guaranteed by the s;renGhsd all. = II
is beyond the province Of the Commits
sioners under the resolutiogof Congress
10 recommend that surh a course be
adopted or ahS,aincl from. They sim
plvfstate AS their belief, ionnded non
ali the observations they could MAKE,
and of the facts they cou'i learn, that
this is the only wayinwEIcn Dominican
irdcrcndence can be secured, AMI that
If it be judged best not 10 adopt that
course, even the present shallow OF in
dependence will be- taken away. The
Dominican territory is one Of the fair
est and richest on earth. Unless some
such means as above mentioned IRE re-
sorted to, it is 10 lie exhausted and
helpless until some strong nation
skal! So ze aud hall ii in colonial sub,
jcc'i1n ~ 49,. ... r.'.
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A manufacturer OF wasLb2ara5 i Nil.
waukee bias, adopted a nsw method Of
advertising Advertising lie employs a dozen we'll
dressed young yomenIo march ihronSh
the streets with a wasfitoagd nnder Their
armsJ niForthis work the girls get heir
lE,sdJliAi1OdK = 5dl,I ,%2,,t't : 80. .''.i
The M@Mouhtsias ssfeS hew as
destitute Of snow as they usually are In
May.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-07
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