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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

AGGRAVATED IHpiaEsTIoH. who
are prodlspOsed to dyspepsia, ind their suffer
ings from this cause greatly aggravated by
damp weather, easteriy winds, and sudden
changes from a mild to q chilling atmosphere.
In the spring, therefore, tho pangs Of indiges.
ton are seriously augmented by the Atmos.
pheric variations peculiar to the season, and 1t
Is incumbent upon all who desire 10 pass through
the ordeal OF Its cold mists and insalubrious
gales with easy stomhchs, and untOruented by
the indescribablo torments which accompany dys.
pepsia, 70 tone and strengthen the digestive or.
RAns with q hoalthful and effective vegetable
inyigorant; and no one at all familiar with the
medical rooord Of the age can question iOf one
moment that Hoatetters Stom ach Bitters il the
Tonic best adapted 10 this purpose.
The credentials Of tho Great Restorative are
unequAled In number and character by those
OF any other advertised medicine In the world.
II ever there was a preparation TO rank as ma.
tionAl remedy, this wonderful specific has n
fair claim 10 the title For n period OF twenty
years Il has literally been the Champion Tonic
and Alternative on this side Of the Atlantic. In
popularity Il has never been approached by any
oflta would-be competitors and its annual aales
are 90 far In advance Of those Of any other medi.
ulous. Ono Of two conclusions 10 Inevitable
either the American people are deficient In com
mon sense, and incapable Of rational dscTlmi
nation, or Hostetter's Bltters Is the best pre-
yentiyo remedy for indigestion, fever and aRue
bilious romittent fever, constipation, rheuma
| tlsm, nervous complaints, and all mAlAdles o
an epidemic or endemic type. The reader will
Judge for himself which Of the two conclusion
| Is most consistent with fact and reason. MWSi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

The Free nsIaas PreIeos-Ths Memorial
Preseutsd 20 Congress,


tOorrsspoudspos Of the Eatlonsl Republican,
GILIs OHURoI, Va FEB, b, si2.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN; The committee APP
pointed some time since, TO take steps 10
secure to the citizens Of Virgins and the
South Acoeea 70 the nations capital by means
OF free bridge, called yesterday on the vlr-
ginia delegation ln Congress-, and presented
their memorial with several hundred sigma
lures. During the morning hour Il was pre-
seuted by Hon. James II. Plat to the House,
when II was referred TO the Committee on
the District Of Columbia. Tho committee
took occasion TO consult with members from
the Southern, a. we'll as from New York,
Ohio and other States, aud oil promised TO
support the measure when the bill should be
presented. Gen. Chapman has pledged him
self TO do all In his power TO further tho
object. The committee expect soon 10 bring
their case before the Board Of Public Works,
and also before the District committee, and
urge the imperitlye necessity Of free and
safe bridge over the Potomac.
Our respected fellow-townsman, Mr.. J. W.
Sargent delivered the twelfth lecture Of our
literary course last Wedneaday-subiect,
Music" II was well received by highly
appreclatlve audience.
The closing exercises OF the course will
take place next "wednesday evening, March
., and will consist OF a discussion, by four
gentlemen, Of the question THAT Congress
should 80 leglslate a. 20 reduce tariff to q
revenue basis" also Of two poems and an
orAtlon, the programme being interspersed
with appropriate music. We expect this will
be the Richest literary entertainment Of the
season.
The Good Templars are 10 have an oyster
supper Tuesday evening. This being leap
year, we expect the ladies will have free
and happy time, and the gentlemen q free
and enjoyable supper. May you be there
TO see." HALL.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
THE COURTS.


OfFHH
SUPREME CouRr or THH UNITED srATEs.-
Thomas Hoyne, M. w, Fuller. eao.. on Illinois
was admitted 70 practice a. an attorney and
counsellor Of this court.
On motion OF Hon. Matt H. Carpenter, Bent
]. Brown, ESQ, Of Michigan, was admitted u
practice as an attorney and counsellor Of thl,
court
No. o3, (for which llp was substltuted.) Paul
Sears OF al, appellants, va. The British Steamer
Scotia, SC, ct al. The argument OF this cause
was concluded by Mr. T. q, BendIct Of counsel
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

RAILROAD STOCKS aud bonds and other
similar securities are liable 10 be deprecated
by change In management and other In
huenees. Government securities, while they
are perfectly safe pay comparatively snail
interest. In fact there IL no way OF Investing
money so securely as upon bond snd mortgage
or deed OF trust on hrst-class prOperty, worth
twice the amount loaned. b. II. Warner, I9p
Seventh street. has always on hand, for sale,
frst-claSa real estate notea paying ten per
cent. interest aeml-annually.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

HAzARD-TAYBOR,- "Wednesday, Fobruar,
= I6A AZ ~ PAlrs knEiah Lutheran church. By Rev.
j. O. Bntlar D d assisted By Rev. %, A. BaTthoIo-
new, ". II. HAAnD, Of this oily, aud Miss May n a.,
aaaEhteL Of %; IL o. Tabor, Formerly Of Auburn,
AROHIB ALD-LEMKN.-In wAshlnatou, ID. O.
oa Wednesday evening". asth Inst, By tbs Rev Mich.
olAs Lomen. o. PUrSAN ARCHIBALD, Of LIWFeacs,
Kansas, and kArE hfsoR LENEs, Of VirHinlA.
jon sON-N0RRls,--On FsbruAsy 81, ls7a, be-
ths hsv. Pr Aidson, y. w. u. JOHNSON. Of WAshluG.
james Lawson Norris. go of Frslsriek, Nd.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

Inspector general Gatchell reports the ar,
rival and sale Of marine products as follows;
bushels Sycamore dreams, all small-40 cents
per bushel. Sloop Cobb's Creek, 600 bushels
Planketank oysters-small 40 cents, large q.
Bloop Amelia Capella, 900 punches fab, con.
sisting OF rock, perch, herring and plke-sold
TO dealers at IS and 40 cents. The fish were
In very nne order. Prices OF oysters are ad'
yanciDg-small ones from 35t 40 cents; large,
rs cents to 81 95
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

Fourteen specimens Of wood pavement
blocks have been received ct the Office Of the
Board OF Public Works from several Of the
recent bidders for laying that kind of pave.
ment. The blocks are TO DO subjected TO
merit, and Surgeon General Barnes has been
requested TO designate an expert TO make the
proper apAlysia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

"Mr OTTrcE," on the corner Of Seventh and
streets, has been opened by Fritz SehAible,
better known as "Our Fritz" who formerly was
bartender for Charles II. Miller at the KlomAn
House. Fritz has every element OF popularity,
and We may safely predict that "My once" will
be most successful place Of resort.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

THuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentrinco in use. 1t keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JouvEEs Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 fat
superior to anything known.
THoNrsoE's Pomade optims IL exquisite. II
softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

Moore, No. 500 Ninth street, has replenlAhed
| his stock OF the aboye-named articles, which
be advertises to sell as cheap ~ the cheapest
All who may desire any goods In his line arr
/ Invited to call. His assortment is complete,
aud We recommend him 10 our readers. See
i his advertisement In another column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

The ponies attached 10 the buggy OF DR.. d.
W. Bliss became frightened yesterday morn
Ing. while standing In front OF the Board Of
Health rooms, on y street. and ran up the
street to the Treasury Department and TO
turned TO the place OF starting, whore they
came In contact with cart loaded with coal,
INJECTING considerable damage TO the buggy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

LATnMHR q CLnARr viii sell at o'clock,
p. M, a part OF lot No. 10, In square 800, i'm
proved by . modern-bullt frame house.
WM. L. WALL 4 Co. will sell at II o'clock
O. M, on the premises, corner Of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Sixth street northwest, the
furniture and effects Of the b. james hotel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

b. II. Warner, real estate broker, has sold
lot 80, block IS, Howard University property,
10 John A. Cole, for $500. Also, two-story
frame house with basement, on the east side
OF Thirteenth street, between O aud d streets,
| 10 A. ID. Colllnsworth, for 81, 900.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
soeIabIs Of tho Rev York Republican As
aOelatiou.

Notwithstanding the inclement night Ma
sonlc Temple was fllad with q large and
fashionable gathering last evening to partici-
Light Infantry ball had been left on the walls,
aboutthe hall and appeared almost as fresh
as the night when first placed In the positions
they occupy. The tollettes OF the ladies' were
rich, elegant aud elaborate, each seeming to
we with the other In beauty Of dress. The
gentlemen were at;ired In full evening dres',
more 80 than Is generally seen on these oc-
caslOns. The various committees were I'M
oeasing In their efforts TO contribute to the
enjoyment Of their guests and may well feel
proud OF the success with which their socia-
BILE was attended.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

Inc friends aud Relatives OF the family raspeot-
Jolly g attsad bis iansrA, frgm his late Tssl.
dsnost No. 2tJl street, Sunday hfternoon, At ~
O'Clock
CD ErEut hin rest forever more
~ star PAtrioLl
BLACK FORD-Oa thu ,nornIns NJ Fahr,.,, %
tlo'olook JoHN MGOaULET. -soaad son ~ lam
\. and Fanny BlAokford, aged years month and
day. "
The fHends Of the family arc invited TO attend the
funeral At O'Clock this afternoon, from the resi-.
dsnoe Of bis paronta l7O West strost, q boTEstoun.
son Of Uornellua La And Mari l.. GroSr, AEsd !
years and p aAya
neral Saturday mornlns. March g. a. 10 O'clock from
tbs rosidones o. bis parsnta No t1j street. betassn
fourth aud Fifth northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

An exhibition OF views Of Europe and the
Holy Land, Illustrated, By DR., L. y. Loomls,
will take place to-night n Ti90 o'clock, At
the Assem6ly's church, corner of and Fifth
ftreots northwest, for the benefit OF the
ladies' Aid Society.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

Tue National saylngs Bank allows sir per
cent. interest from the first Of the month, on
depoAila maao on or before the third. see
advertisement ME.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

DooLEr's YEAsT POWDER cannot be excelled
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, waf.
nes, Corn Bread, SO. II is always ready and
reliable.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

USE LESS OF DooLETs than Of ether Yeast or
Baking Powder, as 1t Is much stronger. Put up
full weight. Give It . fair trial.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

W. L. WALL s. Co., auctloneers, would
call the attention Of buyers 10 the salo adyer.
tISod BY Mesars. White and Phillips, trustees,
Of the entire effects OF the 81. James hotel,
commencing Friday morning, March !, at II
O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
No. 40 Seventh street northwest

SAVE YoUR MoNET. - The FreedmGn's
Savings Bank, Pennsylvanla avenue, oppo'
site the Treasury, pays SIR per esIat. tnterest
Now 10 the time 20 dePcelL Boo Ayertlso'
ment In another column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

I HAVE RROKIyEp. ANOTHER SUPPLY
% hand, essBsd Pk ARs,, QgIN0Ess oHKhRI Es,
efRAWBERRiks III AoK hkRRiRs, PU APKlN'
TOMATOR8 DORM, LIMA BEANS. Also,
sWKIf SHAKER oOkN, By the guar, ~ -
oerpss Of aud Seventh stISsis. SSdsl ILlssyty
Hall. te&lW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
PuHYHoTLr FrrTMa SHIRTS, now in stock

including recent additional
With collars attached and without;
With cuffs attached and with bands,
Open 10 front and behind;
One, two and three plalts, and plain fronts;
Bosoms with buttons or oyelet holes;
Neck from Is 10 Is inches, and high or low
cut. Price e260.
Csc. o. HRRNRo,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

We CALL LADIES ATTENTION to the new
agency OF dress patterns Just given 20 our
snterprsing corset manufacturer, Q. Baum,
t0S Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
RILLTAaD TAnLEs RKP1iIE6.

Tue undoralgned beg leave 10 inform Esntlomen
having billiard Tables that thsy are prepared 70 take
aoNn remove put repair Of convert pocket tables
aoEn Solyetsd 70 oirom vii Be scot % the factory
hIfLIRn a. JONks,
PL9pTtstors Billiard And hample Rooms, National
IhaAtIe Bnndlng, lkB and ta1l streot and AIenta
igs W ooiiender, saooosa0r 70 PholAn oplls1dsr'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
pROPosAIs FOR COAL

PROPOSALS. FOR COAL
MO-. Hss. TRnAsUAI DRPAArMENTJ
BuHEAU or EHaRAvme LHD PanTIEs.
Sealed froposAle wlI b received Id this once antil
o O'clock q. M. WEDNESDAY,, the 2Oth Of
March, le1 ior furnshinG ye hundred 1901 tons Of
oapesrlaaa Goal, loeorEs'e orsek) run Of mlns. e
be delivered A. s1eh times and plAoes, and In such
quantities may be required and subject 10 the opndi
tons reaulEed y aet % Congress APPSoysd Jny y,
toe tom and shall be Inspected and weigh.
Cd aud the quAntly Of each load oerthsd a. ume
o. delivery 81 The person appointed AndquAlhod an.
der the Aot oF Mat parp0ss and that the prsaolbed
Zee Of y coua for each Ton Of GOAL inspooted weighed
and delivered shall be paid By the ooatraetor.
PIoRes1ls gil Be eoSsidsssd binding from one s .sSt
rsoslvsd.
No prooosAls will bo entertained unless accompanied
By sAtsfAstaFy evidence Of ability 10 fnlhli the con
AGATE Of the aapeoior that the Goal furnished such
Propossa shos "a - aidrossad and ssnt TO the once
L Of GRO. ID. MQOARfhH,
/ Department.. tolAhbW
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01


Issued the following building Permits A. Cor,
one-story frame, Fourth street, between b
and O southeast; York 4 Bro, fourteen two
story frames, Seventh street, between A and
B northeast; NJ. O'Donncll, two-story frame,
Virginia avenue, between second and Third
streets southwest; John II. Hewlett brick
shop, K street, between Sixth aud Seventh
frame, Frederick street, between Filth and
Sixth streets, Georgetown; Annie McKoever,
two-etory frame In square ITO, between r
and 8 and Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
N. McCavin, two-story dwelling, Seventh
street. between East CAPITOL and A streets
southeast; William Smith, two-story frame,
corner OF Twenty-ffth and l streets north
west; John Drives, two two-story frames
Eighteenth street above northwest; Thomas
Ready, two-stOry frame, Seventh street, boz
tween o and II northeast; George q. Ward,
two-stoty frame, Seventh street. between T.
o. and A northeast; @. Perk, two-story frame,
Third street, between Virginia avenue and ID
street southwest; X. V. and j. Q. Yost
frame shop, Eleventh street, between NJ aud
N; 8. D. Beier, three-story Frame Sixth
street, between 7 and @ southeast; William
Ballantyne, three-story brick store building,
Seventh street, between d and Z northwest;
Richard Collins, two-story franc corner OF
Tenth and East Capitol streets; Jane Parkes
three-story frame, Seventeenth street, be-
lWttu W hnu hnbuo lhlhuu hNtnuo uOTtuNtokt
George Messer, two-story brick, corner Sixth
and @ streets southwest; Denham and Byram,
two-story frame, New Hampshire avenue,
betwoeh street and Pennsylvania ayeude;
Sharrlngton Bache, two-story brick, on Mad
lson street, between Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth northwest; John Sales, two-story
frame, q street, between Second and Third
southwest; Il. Meddler, three-story and base
ment N street, between Thirteenth and Yer
mont avenue; SAM, ten two-story frames In
Pierce place, between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth aad 5 and 7 streets; Jeremiah Quinn,
two-story brick, Third street, between and
southwest; G. Neumler, two two-story
frames, N, between Fourth and Fifth streets
northeast; John O'Brien, two two-story
frames, Twentieth, between Massachusetts
avenue and q streets northwest; NJ. Lux
mann, two-story brick on Eleventh, between
Y and @ streets northwest; II. q. Williams,
two-story frame, Twelfth between Q aud r
streets northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
TIE FTeedmsR's Saving and Trust Com

Interest at the rate OF slK per cent per an
mum begins to-day on all sums OF ave dol
lars or upward. Now Is the time 10 open an
account. Bank open at night.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

USE RESG,EIyEEkggT1ASaTHEP SUPPLY
RSSsGi Ai'0' ne" supply Of hno Q9losgs sld orssa
o9JHST Of l. aud Seventh streets. asasr Liberty
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
CHROMOS UNDERGRADUATES

AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW pATTERNR.
and hrt breught to this olty, Oval and Square, IL
WALNUT and Gilt NouldlnEa.
New and beautiful deaiGnA OF PABkEPARTODT0.
for Photographs o. all gIeA, together With ohnlas
selection OF OIL OHHQMOS ROANYA6, al prlooa
JAMES BEl.LRW.
IitSSooSss PeasisS ,S q. la g 9oE epp
for sale iani5t1-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

Ec9oH.o On the SSts 4 rssrusE is7l :. e,oosh
ms friends aud rsisiiSss o. me ismy 40 rssp.st
Jolly g attsad bis iansrA, frgm his late Tssl.
de9oel No. 2tJl street, Sunday aitsrnoon, At ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
Mn. oARRRTT's VIHws,

Mr.. John w. Garrett then took The floor,
and In his bland and pAtronlEing manner
discoursed on the subject. He said he was
happy the subject was 10 be considered by
Congress. A now era waA about being de-
yeloped In Washington In connection with
the railroad system Of the country. The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad would probably
In few months open is Metropolitan
branch by which travel between this city
milea, and from Cincinnati one hundred and
twenty miles. The entire Northwest would
have the advantage OF this economy In dis
tance, and the eject Of opening thai line
would Be 10 mako the national capital the
objective point Of most OF the travel coming
east More than twenty years ago the Baltl-
morn and Ohio Railroad Company located liz
station on Pennsylvania avenue; but the OBJ
jeotlons OF the citizens and popular feeling
was 90 great against Il being there that the
company yielded TO the wishes OF the citizens
present site, and erected the present bnIlding.
| No doubt many members OF the committee
remembered the great feeling few years since
against the location Of the present depot.
| The late mayor Of Washington became very
hostile 10 the company, and insisted upon re-
moving the depot farther from the city. The
sober second thought OF the people oil Waah-
ington had prevailed though and enabled the
company TO maintain lis present position,
which the courts had subsequently, ratified.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has for many years been anxious 10 construct
grand depot In the city OF WaAhington-a
building which would be worthy OF and an
ornament 10 the national metropolis; bul
plan after plan had been proposed and do
/ feAted, the great difficulty being 70 ind What
plan the people wanted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

They did not want TO DO delayed. As "a
checking baggage, he had no doubt there
were gentlemen In the room who had ex-
perienced difficulty In that line. No argu-
ments could DO made 10 get coal, lumber
and other products OF PennsylyanlA over the
Baltimore and Ohio road. Now road had
been built at great expense, and he had no
doubt that II would Poon be rs good rs Mr..
CARROTS. Give US the right 10 carry out our
comprehensive system and you give Mr.,
Garrett dozen squares II he wants them II
his corporation Is 80 much greater than ours.
I acknowledge Mr.. Garrett said to Mr.. Rev
erdy johnson, q gentleman In no way con-
nected with the road, that he would do Sc
and so, but Il was always with prOyiso. As
to the Metropolitan branch, II Mr.. Garrett
hkd not been compelled to build II never
would have been built.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
NO oDIou1 Dl8TINcTTON1.

He was not bofore the COMMITTEES 70 oppose
anything which Congress or the citlEens OF
this District might want, but he was before
tue committee 20 say there should be no dis
eTlmlnallon In favor Of any road. He had
only 70 say that the Baltimore and Ohio
company asked no favor OF Congress. The
city or the Government had q tile ~ this
property which ID was proposed 10 give %
The Baltimore aud Potomac road. The Bal
timore and Ohio company did not want any
eSOO, 900 worth OF property given 70 H. but II
road should be placed on an equal position
with competing roads. The chief difficulty
had been In combinations Of great railroad
monopolies 10 accomplish thelr ohjeots. The
combinations between the hennsylvanlA road
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01
no. TAYoRa AAKHp.


Mr. Boswell inquired Of Mr.. Scott II the
property-holders, having their property dam
aged, conld recover from the railroad com
Col. Scott. have no doubt the company
will take their property at It's present valuS-
lion.
Mr.. Barbour, president OF the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company, said tho Bal
timore aud Ohio company was their connect
ing road north Of the Potomac. Like most
Of the Southern roads, the Orange and Alex
andria road had suffered BY the war. The
Baltimore and Ohio road came TO their relief,
and he hoped no llne OF policy would DO
adopted which would prevent his road con-
neciing with II. -..r
Mr.. Eldridgo. We can put an amendment
on the bill providing that connection OF other
roads should not be- lnteriored with.
Col. Scott. | don't want 10 have my BILL
| loaded down with amendments. ! want TO
open my road, and you can pass any bill you
please In favor Of Mr. Garrett.
The committee then took q recess until 2
O'Clock, but when that hour arrived decided
not TO again 20 into council. They agreed,
however, to defer reporting on the bill for
one week, with the understanding that In the
meantime the maguates OF the Baltimore and
ONO road Will prepare and submit plan
embodying their Ideas on the subject. 30 the
matter rests, and the great question Is, who
will win2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-01

About 10 o'clock Hon. G. A. Eldridge, acting
chairman, called the committee TO order,
stated the object Of the meeting, and said
they wero prepared 10 hear from those who
desired 10 speak on the subject.
Mr.. CARROTS only object was TO eubsorve
the interests OF the people OF the District and
he would prefer 70 have the closing aTgu-
mout Kind OF him, so thought the repro.
sentatiyes OF tho people In the room.