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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-16
DOMESTIC PORTS,

SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 9th inst, ship Prussia, Pat
ten, for Queenstown.
INDIANOLA--Ar 3Oth ult, brig Belle Of the Bay
CHARiESToN-Ar 18th, sch Florence Rogers
Sheppard Philadelphia.
CID 1oh brig Ella Maria, Boyd, Boston.
NORFOLK--Ar 18th, sch Mary Witham, Kelley
Baltimore tor Providence, leaky.
BALTIMORE-Cld 18th, sch M S Lewis. Lewis
Galveston.
Sid 18th. sch Charlotte Jameson.
- PHILADELPHIA-Cl Cid 18TH brig Hyperion, Clark
Ar 18th, schs Hattie Sampson, Davis and vraic,
Price. Portland.
Cid 18th, sch Hope, for Portland
NEW YORII-Ar 18th, brig Atalaya. Allen, New
Haven; schs Paul Seavey, Lowell st Kits II days /;
J Drew, Carter Jacksonville days; Idaho, Jane
son, Rockland: President Bradley, and I Benedict,
Crockett Portland; l. A johnson, Wallace, Calais !;
Uuion Flag, Frisbee, Bangor; Canary, Hart, Rock
Ar 18th, brig Shasta, Brown. Malaga AZ days; schs
Henrietta, Leavitt. Saco F.; Mary Lymburner. Provi-
Calais; Louis Walsh, Kelley do; w Rawley, Raw
ley, Vinalhaven; Clara McConvle, Lewis, Bangor;
Hyne. Oliver. and Katie Mitchell, Bailey, Gardiner.
Cid 18th, schs Altavea. Coggins, for st Augustine
Palma. Rankin, Wilmington.
CID 18th, ship Elsinore. Clark Anjier; Blue Jacket
Simmons, San Francisco; schs David Faut, Lord.
Bsbee Anderson, Para via Maranham
Sid 18th barque G W Roosevelt, for Havana; brig
Geo w Chase, for Matanzas.
At Hart Island 18th, scbs Ospray, Crowley, from
Calais; LII Knight, Mcintyre, Bangor; Vicksburg,
Higgins, do tor washington.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 18TH sch Kendrick Fish, Raw
ley, Calais.
Sid 18th, sch Howard, Holder, st John, NIB. via
Portland.
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 18th, sch Abbie, Cleaves
Hoboken for Portsmouth Four Sisters, Bckmore,
Boston for Savannah; Redondo. Curtis, do for Bos-
ton; Everglade, Shaw, Franklin for New York.
BoSToN-Ar 18Th, brig Carrie Pickering, Saun-
ders Baltimore. =
Cid 18th. barque Escort, Carver, Melbourne; sch
Susan, Bishop kockland.
Ar 18th. brig Jl.eighton. Leighton Sullivan; schs
Calais; Sea Breeze, Freethy, do; Lamartine. Handy
Steuben; Ttaska, Tabbutt, and Caroline, Wallace.
Cherryffed; Texas, Gross Waldoboro; Grace. Alley,
and Jas Tden. Jordan, Ellsworth; Potomac, Carver
Bangor; L Watson, Sedgwick, and Juliet. Low,
do; Annie Sargent, McKown, Roclland C Dyer,
Foss, Franklin; Isis, Bullock, Winterport /; Abby
Gale. Ryan, Belfast
cid 18th, schs Templar, (Br) Urquhart, Portland
Clarissa Person, Westt, Castine; Traveller, MITCHELL
Portland.
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AND now another horror threatens the
world A celebrated French chemist has just
made the discovery that many of the
silks now in fashion owe their lustrous color
to the purest of picrate of lead. This materi
al is of highly explosive nature, and slight
degree of friction will cause an extremely
small portion of it to explode with violence
surprising the best efforts of nitro-glycerine.
Some day, SO says this chemical prophet, the
presence of rather larger quantity than usu-
al of picrate of lead in the folds of silk
dress will be announced by terrific explo-
sion, and the simultaneous dispersion of the
wearer into fragments too attenuated for
even microscopic examination, and utterly
unavailable for purposes of funeral pomp-
This is certainly terrible prospect, and one
calculated to cast gloom over society.
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Vessels built in the District of WaldobOro
during the year 1872.

Ship Carrondelet, 1888 tons, at Newcastle.
Bark Nina Sheldon, 7S2 tons, at Waldoboro.
Brig G A Sparks. AIS tons, at Newcastle.
Schr r E Yates. 1856 tons, at Newcastle.
g Rough 81 Ready, &c tons, at NEWCASTLE
g Amos Walker 264 tons, at Thomaston.
:" Lizzie Wilson, $40 TONS at Thomaston.
g Ella Presley 165 tons, at Thomaston.
Sc Hattie Turner, 295 tons. at Thomaston.
- Mary Power, 37i tons. at Thomaston.
s. II G Mcfarland, SIG tons. at Thomaston
g Clara Loud. $50 tons, at Waldoboro.
g George d Loud IT'S tons, at Wadoboro
6 N A Farwell. 2s7 tons, at Waldoboro.
g Helen Thompson 90 tons, at Waldoboro.
90 Pride of the Port, 80 tons, at Bristol.
:. Geo w Hunt, 81 TONS at Bristol.
&C Onward, rs tons. at Bristol
g Addie Randall, % TONS at Bristol
:" Maggie Morton, % tons, at Bristol.
=" A & M Carnage. Ill tons, at Bristol.
~ Belle Brown, lat tons, at Rockland.
Charlotte Jameson, 800 tons, at Rockland
{. r @ Rankin, o02 tons at ROckland.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
holiday Presents,

holiday Presents,
1872 1878
A DECIDED REDUCTION HAS BEEN MADE IN
ALL OUR PRICES, AND WE OFFER GREAT
BARGAINS TO PURCHASER IN EVERY DE-
PARTMENT. WE HAVE ALsoADDEDT
OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK A LARGE VA
RIETY OF USEFUL GOODS FOR HoLI-
DAY PRESENTS. INLADIES' HAND
KERCHIEFS WE HAVE BOXES OFF
DOZEN EACH AT ALL PRICES. A
VERY PRETTY THING IN M
TIAL HANDKERCHIEFs PUT
UPIN ELEGANT BOXES.
GENTLEMAN's HANpKER-
CHIEFS AT ALL PRICES.
ALSO MOTTO HAND
KERCHIEFS. WE
HAVE SPOOL AND
NEEDLE CASES
-rIt INsCoTCHAND
HOLLYWOOD
AND ARE
VERY
HANDSOME
FoRANISEX-
PENsIvE PRES
ENT. ALSO
LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF EMBROIDERED
LINEN SETS. ALSO
THE BEST AssoRT-
MENT OF NECKTIEs IN
PORTLAND, COMPRISING
soMENEw AND ELEGANT
STYLES. BEAUTIFULLY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
GLOVE BOXES. A LARGE AS
SoRTMENT OF NAPKINS, tow
ELS, DOYLIES, TABLE CLOTHSBY
YARD AND PIECE. BEAUTIFUL
FRENCH TABLE CLOTHS AND NAP
KINs TO MATCH IN PINK, BUFF,
| GREENAND DRAB. EMBROIDERED
EMBOSSED AND PRINTED TABLE COW
|
Frs. FELrSKIRTS FOR LADIES AND
| CHILDREN. IN DRESS GOODS wEHAVE
A LARGE STOCK. NICE DRESS is AL
WAYS AN ACCEPTABLE PRESENT
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BOswOTth Post No. 2, Department
OF Maine, e. A. Es.
Public notice is hereby given that the Annual
meeting of thu Corporation known as Bosworth Post
No. Department of Maine, G. A. R., will be held
on FRIDAY, Dec. 9th, 1872, at u P. M.
BussnesS-The election of officers for the ensuing
year and the transaction of such other business as
may legally come before the meeting
Per order, HENRY G. HOUSTON
Post Adjt. and Clerk of Corporation
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A WASHINGTON special in noting the fact
that Senator Morton and Mr. Banks have
presented bills for the distribution of the
Geneva award without first consulting the
State Department relative thereto, iutimates
that there is suspicion that feline monster
turks under the meal. 1t is further stated
that representatives Of insurance companies
are already very plenty about Washington
who have covetous eye upon the fifteen
millions. But Secretary Fish and others in
timately connected with the various claims
are opposed to payment being made to this
class of claimants, as they assumed the risks
upon the lost vessels at war rates. Mr.. Banks
bill has been referred to the Judiciary.
THE Credit Mobilier investigation gives the
sensational scribler at Washington magnifi-
cent field to tell that which he can tell the
best, viz: That which he knows nothing
about. One correspondent says that Nc
Combs testimony will produce a profound
sensation throughout the country, while an
other as wisely says it amounted to nothing.
Another says that This gentleman testified
that 100000 was paid prominent Demo
crat Congressman for his influence. He very
needlessly adds that Col. McComb entirely ex-
onerated Speaker Blaine.
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rs&ss ENGEI ass.

In the scandinavian. for Hverpool-J Brown and
two children j DeWolf r Montgomery. Geo Mar
wick. w Thomas, II odell and wife, Miss Dedman.
Mrs Dodge and two children. Boyd, Geo Duyal, c
Brett, Mr. Gardiner and wife, Messrs Brooks, Craw-
ford, Scofeld, Chapman and others.
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PERSONAL.

Among the visitors in Washington 1 notice
Mr.. Simon Cole, the well known lumber dealer
of your city, and Mr.. Wadsworth Of Calais.
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SANTA CLAUS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Cheap as the Cheapest.


WE are now prepared to show the following line
w of goods
Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies' Gold Opera Chains
Neck Chains Lockets, Charms, Gents Gold Vest
Chains, Amethyst Rings, Seal Rings Chill
drens' Gold Rings, Gold Ear Rings and
Pins Plated Sets Gold and Plated
Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Gold
and Plated Bracelets, Jet
Bracelets, Gold Thimbes,
Silver Thimbles, Gen.
tlemen's Gold
Pins, Silver
Fruit
Knives, Sill
yer and Plated
Napkin Rings Jet jew
elry, Cbildrens Plated Knife,
Fork and Spoons in SETS Writing
Desks Work Boxes, Handkerchiefand
Glove Boxes in Russia Leather, Cuff and
Collar Boxes, Russia Leather Bags with Belts.
Brackets, Wall Bracket is, Ladies' Work Stands,
Checker Boards, Wallets, Pen Knives, Scissors In
cases, Pearl Card Cases, Opera Glasses, Fine
Magic Lanterns, Rocking Horses, Tool
Chests, Games, Puzzles, Drums, Bird
Cages, Sleds. Music Boxes,
Printing Presses, Conju-
ror's Tricks DOmi-
noes. Tiyol
Boards.
1t woud be impossible to enumerate our TOY DE-
PARTMENT. We have great many new Toys just
opened Call early to avoid the rush. Our Hollow
Plated Ware, which warrant to be the best quail
ty, we shall close at COST.
81 Exchange Street.
CHARLES DAY, JR., & co.
decf6dt24th.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS
A NDERSON MS.
DEERING BLOCK.
Kid MIittens,
Kid Gloves,
Otter Fur Top Kid Gloves,
Caster Gauntlets,
Ladies Doeskin Gauntlets,
Buck Gauntlets,
A N DE r s O N IS,
=
DEERING BLOCK.
Gents Kid Gloves, lined Fur Tops.
Gents Cloth Gloves,
Gents EKid Mittens,
ChiIdren's Cloth Gloves,
Mittens for Boys a. Girls,
Ladies' Berlin Gauntlets,
a NDERs oN's,
?" DEERING BLOCK.
Linen Hem Stitched Handker'fs,
Ladies' Linen Handk'fs i'm boxes,
Motto and Initial Handkf's,
Embroidered Il Lace Handkf's,
Gents Handkf's i'm boxes,
Children's Fancy Haudkf's,
A N DER SONS ,
DEERING BLOCK.
Ladies' MerinO Underwear,
ChiIdren's NIerino Underwear,
Seamless and Felt Goods,
ChiIdren's Cashmere Hoods,
Nubias and Cashmere Scarfs,
Chiidren's W0rsted facets,
A N D e r SONS.
3 DEERING BLOCK.
Ladies' Silk Ties & half Handk'fs,
Sets Collars and Cuffs,
Handk'f and Glove Boxes,
Fans and JeweIry,
Perfamery,
Fancy Boxes,
A N DE RSON'S
DEERING BLOCK.
Hoop Skirts and COrsets,
French Paniers and Bustles,
Ladies' all Wool q NIerino Hose,
Children's Wool Hose, all kinds,
Gents Wool and NIerino Hose,
Belts,
Sleeve Buttons,
Aprons,
Ottaman Patterns,
Slipper Patterns,
Caters, Buskins,
Needle Books,
gnonJ Rnvoo
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i y y
COAT, PANTS AND VEST
MAKERS WANTED
ON READY MADE WORK.
ORIN HAWKES. & CO.,
nov1fsntf 800 & 292 Congress Street.
If yOu want "a nice Photograph or Tim
Type, go to A NJ. McKenny,'s 1e1 Middle Street.
He warrents them as good as can be made in Port
land ag5-eodtf sn
CHRISTMAS GOODS!
"A choice lot OF
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS f!
JEWELLERY JEWELRY
FANCY GOODS
MARGRETE JEwELRY,
WHITLEY JEWELLERY,
Eh = !" EnA
Real Jet and Imitation Bracelets,
CLOCKS I'm GREAT VARIETY
OPERA GLASSES,
Ladies and Gents P0rtm0nies,
Fancy Cutlery, &C., &c.
II. b. SWHFE,
UNDER MECHANICS HALL.
dec7 sn3w
GUNS,
POWDER,
SHOT,
CAPS.
BUY THEM AT 81 EXCHANGE ST.,
j. B. LUCAS.
Sept 1s-sntf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

The Washington correspondent OF the New
York World telegraphs 10 that journal that
certain liberal Republicans and liberal Dem
ocrats have issued call for convention al
Plrkersburg, West Virginia, on the 18th OF
April, accompanied by a declaration Of Prin-
cIpIes, to nominate candidates for the Presi-
dency and Vice Presidency, In opposition TO
Ju,ygo Davis and Governor Parker, The In
tsutlon, We are told, Is TO submit the candl-
dates who may be nominated there to the
Cincinnati convention and We are further
told that the movement Is In the interest OF
Chief Justice Chase.
Well, II Mr.. Chase's friends feel dlsposed
to amuse themselves In thls way, aud II they
have nothing better to do than TO engage In
q pursuit Of this eyer-heelng shadow OF ths
Presidency, so far aB their chief Is concerned
Il Ia, OF course their own business. THIS
perpetual candidacy Of Mr. Chase and Mr..
Greeley Ia one Of the comedies OF our
politics. Il hurts no one particularly, and II
creates good deal Of Innocent fun. Both OF
tSese gentlemen will, In an probability, be
no.slbls candidates to the day Of their death,
ss aa,Irre Francis Train and stephen Pearl
Anarevs will be candidates. We do not
mean % say anything unkind or uneourtsous
of Mr.. Chase. We recognise his great abil-
Ity and honor him Tor his great services in
other days, but he eau never be President Of
the Uuitsd states. The geBtlsmen who toll
him 10. the contrary. and start uiia wlll-o'-the
WIsp every two or three ysars for bis aPeclA
benefit, are not hs true friends. i he could
only be made 70 understand i, his preseni
position ls more 10 be prEed than any IN ouI
tloyurnmsnt, and In the present condition o.
affair, he who oils 1t as 1t ought to DO hlied
Win become ono Of the grandest hisIorieal
agarss Of our time, "f.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

As viii be seen BY the report in other col
umns, Col. Thomas Scott and NJ. John W.
Garrett appeared yesterday before the House
Committee on the District OF Columbia.
Each gentleman was there in his capacity a.
railroad king, advocating the interests Of
the company he represented. Mr., Scott, a.
on a prior occasion, told what he wanted
IN q clear, buslncss-lllte manner simply
thls, tho right to locate depot on aApot OF
ground In convenient central portion of
the city, the authority 10 do which was given
him by the City Councils year ago.
Mr.. Garrett appeared as = grand objeetor.
He talked volubly and plausibly Of his en-
deavors to serve the best interests Of the
people. But underlying all his smooth
speeches there appeared the great reality that
IL was tho interest Of his road, and not Of the
people OF the District, which caused him to
be present. Tho fact Il, his whole counec-
tion with this people has been one OF oppres-
sion aud broken promlseS They arc AFRAID
10 trust him further. The matter IL now In
the hands Of the committee, and the public
may rest insured that the verdict returned by
them will be for the common veal a. they
understand Il. ..r...| .-.
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srsArOR rRunBULEs EXPLANATION.

Mr.. Tumbull made personal explanation
Ia the Senate yesterday In reference to the
charge made against him In the REruBLIoAr,
and one or two other journals. thai he had,
In violation OF law takeu fec Of ten thou
sand dollars In the McArdle case, portion
Of which was paid to him BY President John
sou about the time Of the impeachment trial.
We did not hear his EXPLANATION, and We
only know what he said from the statement,
made to US by others, and from the synopti.
cal report Of his speech. When we sec the
full text Of his remarks In the 0lobs Mr..
Trumbull viii probably hear something
further on the subject
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s-.,rsa.r N, pro,I,ioa, Of tAe sst o. Coz.

ss-" Uaasr the prOvisiops or The ast Of Cos.
gross approved Pebruary ~, 1871, Territorial
ssvsrumsut uss organised in the District Of
coiumsla. It's rcsults have thus TAR failI real
lned the expectations Of lts Advocatss. uhder
The direction of the rcrritorlni ohaosrs, asIstsm
ofirnprovemsnts has hesn iuaHsuraisd, NImeans
% vhleh wsahlagton IL rapidly beeoulnE city
vorthI Of the aatlou's capital. The citlrsRs o.
ne Dtstriet hnviss VOiuutariiJ tased ths-.
selves 10 large amount FOR The purPcse of eos
trihutins u the adsruaent Of the SCAT Of Gov
srumsat, recommsnd liberal apVropriatisns on
the part or ooagrrss. fn order that the aovera.
meut may bear IL Jast share Of the expense OF
ments."-Prsstdsn Granrt hsssags. > ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

A NOT VERY LOGICAL Southern cotempoi
rary saysi "with the triumhps Of Black Re
publlcanIsm came the era Of Investigations.
Corruption Ia the order OF the day. The
rogues have everywhere gained the ascend
Aney. Congress has ordered ten inveatiga-
tlonS." Our cotemponys Argument conI
talns It's own answer.
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TuR WRIELY RrPunI,IcAN

for the week ending March 10 Is issued this
morning. II contains The reportOf Secretary
Robeson on the restoration Of our shipping
interests, Congressional reports, editorials
news and miscellany. A very Interesting
number, and just the paper to send % friends
In the States. HE E.".fII..H ufI
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rsEyEEIs ss.E e SSASas zasVaSA ms ss ShI5 Is

TRUsrEF,B SALE OF vALUAnl,H RIAL rs.
STATE MAR THE BAIfiA0RK AND ONO
Updsr and " arths 81 deed Of tFuat, bearing date
the 4h Of Feefuary, ISL and recorded In llbsr N
". Of the land records o. waAhinHton oounty, ID o.,
y pages la 4a aud Of the seyeFal dsoreaa passed b.
the buprsIna Ooart of the District u Columbia n
cause No, i.aa. hQuity Docket 9, Nhefeln William II
Huntington. trustee 10 plalntih, and Robot " Wal
ker and othert defendanta aud also In virtue of
sundQ agreemsna Aed 10 the said court, the undaF-
sgned trustee, named In aid deed of irast And a..
ereesI vii ell On the p'emiaea, oommsnolng on
hhlDAf, the 10th day Of April. Al 4 o'olaok Ia
ne nl5Inoon .nd eontinuinG from dAS 70 daS althS
~S...,s HiEI og SQUARE, ysN --
The sale VIII be made Ia lots, n We 'A9Hge Ays Ald
dosn upon plat Witch WI bs Skhibltod a the sAls,
az ~ ypeh Y dsg@eg " ~ pAI'iea Y ~ The most
,b saasIs = .i.9s.sd n 4 e is@sds.s lslnig Of
ss SS uss RS S is ,ss, -. eIss sna s
iAsIes.e 70 yAIes Sts9lly y ~ ysara !, -,
tlrda u an IN edasss of HsbsTt j. walker 70 he
pEal Hati0nAl Hank of " Htqn. and sunday iad.
msnls kslon Eng % aald bank and otksrs ~ provided
In aAd dstrsba, amountt Ia AL 70 9ltfd Dt aalA
sale 70 b oontinued from dA. 10 day until the eul II
alo ga q = raallnad, with interest, y w '
TEHMb or hALlk DASH. ..
All aiAmps aud oonveyanoiaG AZ tbs gaaA Of mar.
ehAsefu. II teunl " hAla Are bot e6lnpllsd With 10
0vs days the ade6 fOaotvsa ths Takt 10 ss Al risk
wv WtLEt IAN u HUNTINGTON, Trustee,
LArIMKR oLEARY.
HA1~ Nels--s NhohoNeatas
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

The Mobile Herald nominates Hon. Jam 81
y, Wilson. Of Iowa, As It's candidate for III 4
Vice Presidency win President Grant.
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Auction Sales.


ny LATIMKR a CLRARY,. .Aucsissesr.,
soashss.i SOsasT fsas.SiVHnia ave and Risvsuth It,
EXECUTORS SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNi.
On SATURDAY mdRSING, March 10, Isa,n At
10 osloos "a oat o. our auetiOn rooms, shsl sell
Hsdstsads, HsiirsSsss, Marbietop Stand,
gsIs.q,, M.,Rs.asd, ghsIr',
uookins ard Hsatinf Btgyss, 4e.
Ti; SSHss S-.A LkfiSsR isf'i z N s;sfS' E,.u..
By r. A "a AssE ys.ss..i if sr: .s..s sF'A'F
fhSSEf hDtlsR, wifi ~ < svHyskETp sSos. bEfhhk
yEsT hIPE of JWEIhdh N IL Eth ( ~ rEsr.
sE%ss Tis,s! J, a4 q ss. 3 iss Sss.p.d
s:.sf s.sf a fSs, o. ~ ~ az Ak 4 81 F;s :d :.
SSTSs 2; ~ ,ss c"oTS !. ' P1s oss, 1
ssSStsS a. w I y. SiIS y puSs sscsss ss ss
dsss. &, z; @ SsssE z e. .,s
30 Of Msssiss.,a, 20 bsi,s. q Uos@sl. .sd "a
gs%Ssrea ..'.ssysiF. "a 10 Iiss FslooSsS, ~;
ssSs q . e sag ss%s.,.d t.o . ssnsTsa .,T
eSoO. ~,h Interest from The OH daS Of fsbru.sJ.
Terms Of ,alsi On. third s.sA, The b.l.se. in
hsSs .assi y ip.,.il%ss =. = = I'D z Tsash. r.
sss psr csas1H. snd das q tsuss % tSs prsperty
aloe cash 70 20 gala =. ~. tine q .als Az oenyey
and The terms o. sAs not soSspllad with within
srs s.s, S' s,s'.ss ~ q ssss . Ts.. The
'if:siS:osd. WTRSkS Has'ios.ss' Ss'ss' ,
tz-THE ABOVE sALR Is PosrPoNRp pn,l
SATURDAY AaToh IN, va D sHne sef essI I'D Place
mhii.Mws y. H. WARMER. kss,ioassr,
RY wBI. q, wALI, a CV., Auetissssrs,
10. 200 ,nd 6Oa ~ ave-. ), W. scrn.r S,b .,rs..
UNITED Stairs MARsHALs SALE.
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New Advertisements.


TARRfAGESi CARRIAGES I !
" CARHIAGHS'
Re-oyed " NV Repository and Fse ATckL
ton, AiutoA q kinhih strrea. On hand, 49,
aiss tne. a4lssl Cabfioletts, Belts, DrAgt, 40.
hhPAlHtNo prosnptlL atisedsd
4le. aio sna4id GisbiS q. bet snd X.
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sHOOMAKRR a. HERTzOG,
,vo0Tter,. ttat ara taaf n atreet.

ieblS,sou NsAE the fnpsfiAl Hotel
ITNlrRD STATES PArnNT OFFlOk,
" WAsuMaron, ID, q, March T. l8l3.
Va the peution Of A. u. NAuDl0nIFrs Of Owing.
ks.n.se % him o. ne IN dAl lof JaAs. iebo, ief -
4 ordered thAt ssIssin6ay . me saas be olqssd
On NE " d1Y q MAJ aaEt thht the tlme fos hllne
ilh ~ ,ei ~ nsIl, Had l6si ssid pstllloa be
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16
Auction Sales.
By S5ssEs 5IiI.s E f..S S.A "a .9.. sdSs''' .siSs:

Ky GHhky ~ NllittAlir.,, AurtloneefH'
- oo'nsfoi henth Aha ~ etresta notSn"ssN
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EXTENSIVE hAbW OF HODY AND TAPEaTRY
BRUssEls, HARTfQRp AyD IOwEIL
THhEEPLY AND IN0hAINs, RAG, HEMP,
AND STAIR OAHpETH, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS,
MATS, WINulN nHApEn, MATfIN1b AND
TOILEI WARE, At AUCNION.
On MONDAY The iHih instant 81 10 O'Clock, A.
m.we shall sell a our furnltufe Waseroom., corner
ot Seventh and etreste, arne st1ck Of The shove
named Goods, which muaa be olosed out owing 70 I'M.
prnvemeat, By the lst pfor
Tsrmsl credit o one. twe ,hree, and ioq, won:h.
notes bsarins in'zrc.t for ail sums essr 80.
sals positive aud without reserve. ~ b..
mhis-td uREEN WILLiAmS. Auota.
Is No Innt No,,h !. - 80, az Tsrfh snd * sta..i.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

nSrsOVTH wAHHINaT aToN.- PRlisONs
feilflnG IN Bopih Wa4hlnrion eAn have Iths
REIgnIiqAS lsll q aelr ralldaness PTofapdy s'gy
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-16

BY LAtT.sE@ z Z gLEAEiy, s! i.,;,:. Ass,'''ssr''
sou,hv,. SSsasr S SS1ess ave- snd R..sA It,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-31

A LIVELY TTME.-Last evening the
passengers on the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh railroad, while coming down
from Steubenville, had things made
lively for them. A quarrel originated
between Ike Armons and some other
party on one of the cars. The adverse
party, whose name we could not learn
got off at La Grange, and as he did so
he drew revolver and fred two shots
in rather reckless and promiscuous
manner and to the great detriment Of
the passengers. One Of the persons on
the train told US that it was about as an
exciting time as he ever saw, for few
moments. 1t is pleasant to be seated in
a car and have a chap on the platform
popping at you as the train pops off.
1t entirely destroys the monotony Of a
long ride.