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A T BARKER h CHASES
n CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSAILS
corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninfh street.
MAJOR G. W. BARKER, AuCTIoNEER,
Regular sales OF Horses. Carriages, &C.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

Twcnfy-lour hours allowed for trial
EARGs ,1sGfs iSIa SR1vSa nSsF TrSfan'ee RSd
aasas4 rSSF 81 sSsasss
Of hlghbrcd and extra handome cross matched pair Of
R promn and gamey r1s
and very sharp roadstsrs are fraid Of nothing; have
a sy sG hs "ts
pony Phaston Pole and sha,s double and sihgls H9r
Europe "' -
Fine arae cream coupe Horse, i61 high, years old
rot close To- nnutes Is Of the finest and best styled
big Horses in the country. and Is warranted sound and
Family Turnout consisting OF extra nnc, blocky built
pieasant rilcr; Sharp roadsisr AFRAID Of nothing; no
vices and warranted sound and kind Also Depot Wagon
Extra combined blood bay saddle and harness Gedlng
10 high years old very free and stylish driver can
gentle Tor lady to handle and warranted kind.
The celebrated bay trotng Mare Flash, sired by
giant extra stylish and game driver has record over
Hudson track 2 wagon, and Is warranted beat
and & eens ' oe e 81 inc s
most promising young mares in the state aud with
Carriage Horses Is hands high, and year: elds very
d o IN nn
taisi extra ne for road and warranted
Superior desirable bay Coupe or Family Horse very
bocky built 10 high, years old weighs about lab
thsn oar mine: Ma1rsn,Sd sound and hnd 0e''er
Pair Of closely matched bay Carriage Mares 15 high,
sharp @ near one @ can tro; IN G a Warranted
One Dog Cart, fne orders two Tor wagons built by
sveSs one ConeSr Wsgop one elegant Basket pwsgoo
Wagons ie and second oe
Robes. Saddles Brides, Whips, Halters, DC. .
AIso several other Horses.
Full description at sale.
Sales never postponed on account OF weather.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
9. DINGEE, Aueioneer,
xyfll call

AT NEW YORK SALES AND STORAGE REPOSITORY
IA ST, $50 and Hi Fourth avenue corner Twenty nth
str
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs, sc.

GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT AT SACRIFICE.-vERY
" stylish bay frotiing Pony. new Light Wagon, Hnr-
Robe &e Will subject any veterinary surgeon for
soundness Can be 1853 East Twenty third street
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A VERY FINE sHoRT.HoRNED HETFER, WITH
n herdbook pedigree, for sale OF A1 ana sD Wess
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HANDSOME BAY PONY, l2,s HANDS, FIVE YEARS,
sound kind, and lady or child 10 ride or
drive; trots in SS Apply at COOKS stable, s West For
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| / ARGEST ASSORTMENT or CARRIAGES EVER OF
- ercd, ana Ut the mot reasonable prices; stye
bo;h new and second hand immense stock Harness at
| MANUFACTURERS UNION REPOSITORY 6l8 Broai
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A 0RAY MARE FOR sAIE-l5k HANDS HIGH;
warranted sound and good worker lao West Twenty
cighth street.
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MARE FOR sALE.-MR BAYARD TAYLoR's WELL.
lu bred chestnut marc Lady Ellen l5ts hands high 8
years oi thoroughly trained sound ia every respect
last obedient safe and genh equally good under the
ut THOMPsoNS livery stable, I'D East Thirteenth
| tree
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A RCu. JOHNSTON, AUcTIoNEER.
n ONCE and saiesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite Post
Office
Horse Auc ton Mart no. liz and East Thirteenth street
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t'ArhEh GAvM1Rc VA Kew. DR.. THOMPSON,
-c Church Of LAY WI bse,n @snvsr
ss.at 80 near waverey place, this evening The
sas,s arc aii Tree Exercises commence at7z oclcck
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r osr-oN TUESDAY MORNING MAY q. IN MADr.
II son square Park, Poeksthook containing small
finder will be rewarded IL lett at HOWARD cos SG5
Broadway. ~.s
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-GoLD sPEcTAcLEs, ON 10TH MAY. P. NJ,
~ in Six N Find will receive SlO re ard
IL delivered at III West Thiry-se street.
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1,o LoAN-oN MORTGAGE TWO SUNS OF 5000
JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street.
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w v. sff'1E Il Van s'ct,4T; coTT superntend. nt
CpRrNo MEETING, 1872,
? -a rnrE7xooSs ,assssoeEATIos
Norrisania, wesichester county.
wednesday, ss3 7sSs,sss's e & s. "a Saturday.
prsES sECoNp ~ PAY ,o
,ee1"s sns sss I sSys 70 Syd beaten 500 to ~ 500
Colonel D,csey, dun 9. q Z: Fox.
panlSi fn,er;s sh m, arsss Berram.
4. Patterson, br m Brown Kitty.
James Donerey, Jr, enters br. n; FANNY Lambert.
Horses that have never beaiena2' 100 to FIRST, $500
Alden Goldsmith, b m. Huntress.
baPisl B sss., rhinl' sn q !. JUDGE sSrqp Fullerton
= hanss w'G, s. e W. " i g,s $IIs$ sSs%- NV
PURSE 10 b~si,oa
WI. wilson. blk m Lolie Pa
5:Ss EES#iI'PSSS,s ESi'!P' IL ! ! ] EEIR.. .'
WIN. McMshon, ,. 9. Coroner K
Lou Lou sorri. rTaHs' 3 n q Ncytie sisiss Norris
S'isI sE Do'y' DssSss S. HaEs u sS' sg9'S SI",
PURSE 40. s-siz
10 second, $3.50 10 third.
Daniel fnier, q. q Lottery.
j. II. Whson, Oh. 2. Clarence.
Budd Doblc. blk. q. Gcngarry.
John Murphy, b. z. Charley Green.
A Patterson ch g. Dreadnaught
FOURTH DAY.
PURSE NO. 5000.
Bors that have beaten 2as $3.50 to nrs $50 to
second 800 to third,
Alden IoLlsmith b. s. Abdallah.
W. 4 Weeks, h. m. Susie Clay
q m Mariin br. q. Joe Parker
j. j. Bowen, b. 2. Corntt
Geo NJ Ferguson blk m swcetneat
A. patterson, blk. m Lady Roe,
Horse cars lcaye Harlem Bridge on sach dsy OF the
special train will leave Forty-second street depot
each day OF the meeting aty Z; NJ ~ vrcs p-o.a.,.
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4 7 FACTORY, A HEAVY STOCK OF FOUR SEAT
n Phactons Depot Wagons standing and falling tops
TOP and no top Buggies second hand Wagons &c and
80 Charles street.
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HARNESS, HORSE CLOTHING AND HORSE EQUIP.
IL meuts Of every description, suitable for the road,
track, PARK, farm or stable; no fancy prices :
O. NJ MosEMAN BRO, Manuiacturers
ia sire
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WE HAVE SEVERAL SUMS or ESTATE MONEY T9
WILLARD 4 STONE, 1874 Broaiway.
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A. MINER STEVENS
removed their Carriage Warerooms from $50 Broad-
way their factory io III East Thirteenth street,
Fourth avenue where may be found fine assort-
OF fashionable Carriages and Light Wagons OF their
own manufacture.
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THRUST MONEY To LOAN AND BUY FIRST CLASS
mortgages city real estate, in suit, with
out bonus. Address COUNSELLOR, box e58l New York
o.f fpfiic
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LOST AND FOUND,
100 LosT.-sio REWARD FOR AMY INFORM ALTON
~ that viii lead 70 ihe recovery % a Black and Tan
Slut, stolen l35 Eighth street n.ut ihc m,ilc Al
March last Name Dot; weight, III. 10 or ears not
cut when stolen Apply 70 " MURRy, iss Eighth street
LOuND-A DIAMOSp SHIRT STUD, ON MONDAY IN
the hall OF ho et Address, with proof Of propcrtv
". w. box 1851 Post ofncc.
7 osT-PAssBooK No. sd,777, ISSUED by THE IN.
IL s.itu on for the Savings of Merchants Clerks The
finder viii please leave !, a, tie bank, 20 Union place
4 osF-oN SATURDAY. AT OR NE1K a. = HrEW
~ arts uptown store, Pockctbook, containing about
at 40 Washington strt ot
r osT-oy BBuADwAy. TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
Ia MAY ~ aladyr rgod Brea.tnin, viii pcndants The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving At 20 East
Nineteenth street.
Il oST-0N SATURDAY EvENIfj, MAY II, IN A
IL Fifth avenue omnibus tortoise she'll Opera Glass
suitable reward will be paid 10 person who returns
n 70 sig Filth avenue.
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE or THE LOWER CALIFORNIA COMPANY.
" No. IS WILLIAM STREET.,
New YORK, May n, 1872. ! J,
meeting Of the stockholders OF 'The Lower California
Company viii be held at the Company,s office, In the
city of New York. Tuesday, the 9th day OF July, ab
noon for the OF taking into consideration tho
ratification OF the a. made with the Mexican
ernmcn by william Henry Hurbert
by order OF the Executive Committee.
RICHARD SCHELL.
President of the Lower California Company.
, 1872-05-23
Probate Court Notices.

btHe Probate Court Of jefferson County,
IVashingtoa reyritOry;;
In the matter ofth estate Order to show cause on
and guardianship Of application Of guard
an insane person, Of real estate.
It appearing to this Court, from the petition this
day presented and fled Ry y p ~ Hpstilpss lAs
d. Dyer, an insane person, praying for order Of
sale Of her third interest in certain real estate
situated In Port Townsend, that it is necessary and
beneficial that such real estate should be sold:
it is hereby ordered that the next Of kin Of said
ward and all persons interested in said real estate
appear before this Court on Monday the 22nd day
OF July, A. ID. 1872, at 10 o'clock A. M, at the
Court House in Port Townsend, and there show
cause why an oider as prayed for should not be
granted.
And it is further ordered: That copy Of this
order be published at least three successive weeks
before the said dav Of hearing in the ARGUS, q
newspaper printed unpublished in Port Townsend,
Dated April 2S, 1872. JAMES G. SWAN,
20 Probate Judge.
, 1872-05-23

he was about" He thought there must
be some mistake, and that no judge had
made such decision. He remarked that
we claimed TO 54 deg. 40 min, and thought
it hardly possible for a United States
judge to decide that we did not even own
up to 40 deg, and only acquired that
territory by treaty, and had to natural;ze
people born on its soil
The case above referred to was CONS
menced in the United States District
Court of Oregon by DR.. William c. Nc
Kay, a three>fourth Indian, against de-
frndant-one of the judges of election in
Wasco county at the general election two
years ago-for refusing his vote. Judge
Deady decided adverse to plaintiff, much
to the surprise of he higher minds among
the legal profession. but as ii was thought
to be more economical to reverse the error
of the court by legislation than by appeal,
the decision was suffered to stand until it
thus became a topic of derision in the
United States Senate. Senator Thurman,
who IN his surprise exclaimed Holy ST.
Patrick :" etc , is leading member Of the
Ohio Bar; as also Democrat of the ex-
tremest principles. This mistake of Judge
Deady has divested him of much of the
Judicial prestige that his friends were wont
to claim for him. The day is past for the
bred Scott class Of decisions !-Beac0n.
, 1872-05-23
Proclamation.
By the Governor of Washington Terri

BY the Governor OF w ashlngton IeIIlLoIy
To the County auditors of the sereyal Counties IN
the Territory of Washington, Greeting:
WHEKEAS, 1t becomes the duty Of the Electors
Of said Territory Of Washington on the first Nc =
day Of June 1872, to choose Delegate to Congre s,
Members of the Legislative Assembly, and other
officers herein named.
Now, therefore, l, Edward S. Salomon, Governor
Of the Territory of Washington by virtue Of the
authority vested in me by law, do order election
to be held in the several election precincts of said
Territory on Monday, June 3, 1872, to elect the
following officers, to wit
Delegate to Congress, Members Of the Council
and House Of Representatives of the Legislative
Assembly Prosecuting Attorneys, Probate Judges,
Auditors, Treasurers, Sherifs, County Commits
sioners, School Superintendents, Surveyors, JUS
tices Of the Peace and Constabcs in and for their
respective districts, counties and precincts.
The electors are also required at the same time
and place to vote for or against calling Conven-
tion to frame a State Constitution for the admis-
sion Of the proposed State into the Union.
THESE presents are to command you to give
notice OF the same as required by law.
In testimony whereof have hcfeunto
[sEAL.1 set my hand and caused the seal Of
the Territory to be affixed
Done at Olympia, this third day Of April, A. d.
1872, and Of the Independence Of the United States
the ninety-sixth. EDW. s. SALOMON,
By the Governor: Governor.
J.C. CLEMESts, Secy Of Ty.
, 1872-05-23
Republican County Convention

Pursuant to the regular call for the same, the
Republican County Convention met on the Doth Of
May, when Albert Briggs was elected to the chair
aud Frank Wellington Secretary.
Motion made that the Chairman examine ere
dentials. reports that he finds the following named
gentlemen entitled to seats in this Convention
Albert Briggs, j. H. Woodley, A. s. Burlington,
Chas. Anderson and +. Wellington. Pive making
a Quorum, proceeded TO business. Albert Briggs,
Robert httridge and r. Wellington were put in
nomination and duly elected to act as the County
Central Committee.
Motion made and carried that we adjourn subject
to the call Of the Chairman Of the County Com
miftee.
Motion made that the proceedings Of this Con-
yentiOn be published in the ARoUs.
~ ALBERT BRIGGS,
FRANK WkLLfNGToN, Chairman.
w. Secretary
, 1872-05-23

BsIlingham Bay, nor Seattles deep pond,
VIII never get much Of the "Company's bond
To the devil Olympia with her tide-Aats may 60,
But the railroad will help little Mukteo.
Odd Song.
A rumor was put in circulation here in
town. on the arrival of the North Pacific
on Thursday last, that the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company had really
located its final terminus, and that SUR
veyOrs were on tie spot busily engaged
in laying off the site for the modern
Carthage that is to be on this Mediter-
ranean of the Pacific. Whether the rumor
is worthy Of credencs or not we are unable
10 say authOritatively, but our impression
Is that little reliance should be placed in it.
Some two weeks ago we were made
aware that the railroad company would
send a party of surveyors from this side
TO explore the Skagit River Pass through
the Cascades, and that the supplies for
this party would be stored somewhere
near the point where the surveyors work
would begin is natural TO suppose. Our
impression is that the excitement about
Mukilteo originated from the fact that the
surveying party alluded to encamped at
that place, and possibly (for surveyors
play pranks as well as other people J, to
see how wild the people are on the subject
Of terminus, they ran line or two. The
partyg Of surveyors which encamped at
Mukilteo, without a doubt, is the party
tha: is 10 60 through the Skagit Pass.
We adSise parties to take pains and post
themselves before they invtst money in
lots there.
Mukikeo is located on Point Elliott, on
the south side of Port Gardner, which is
the water between the southern end of
WILDLY Island and the eastern mainland.
The place is at present the trading post Of
Messrs, Frost g. Fowler, about which are
settled a-few families The trade of the
place Z with the loggers and settlers up
the Suohomish river, near the mouth Of
which the place is situated. There is no
harbOr there for shipping; the northerly
winds which frequently blow very fercely
have the whole sweep Of Possession Sound
up 10 Nnkiltro. 10 a direct line Mukilieo
is q little more than twenty four miles
from tAis place By water. thirty; and
il is I've miles 10 tbs northwafd from
Skagii Head. the souihernmost point Of
WILDLY Island.
II there Is any truth ia the rumor. Port
Townsend will b. benefited much more
80 than if the terminus Of the road were
heated At Olympia for The next four OF ave
vcars. What San Erapeiseo 70 to Oakland
, 1872-05-23
Consistency a Jewell

The Courier, of the 18th inst, in an
article relative to aid for railroads, quotes
this plank from the platform Of the Cali
fornia Republicans:
"Tha; the substituting of railroads, or
other private corporations, by grants of
public lands or by taxation OF private
propaIty in any form, is contrary to sound
maxims of government, productive Of gross
corruption and abuse and plain invasion
of tile rights of the citizen. Aud we
hereby pledge the Republican party to an
uncomprOmising opposition TO any and all
legislation for such purpose; and whereas
the Supreme Court has decided that such
legislation is not in conflict with the
Constitution, therefore resolved. That we
are in favor of an amendment to that
instrument prohibiting the enactment of
any law granting such subsidies"
This closely resembles the policy of the
Chicngo COW that gave the bucket Of milk
ana tLen kicked it over, and the lamp,
too. We believe in reasonable amour
Of AZ being extended to enterprises that
tend 10 public benefit, but not in estab>
ii,bing tb' m altogether at public cost.
Thsre is moderation in all things.
, 1872-05-23
PROPOSALS
FOR FURNISHING RATIoNS AND
SHIP CHANDLERY FOR UNITED
STATES REVENUE VESSELS.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE,
Port Townsend, w. T., May %, 1872.
<EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at this office until IL o'clock noon Of
Thursday, the 7th Of June next, for supplying ra
tions and ship ehandiery for the use Of the crewj
and vessels Of the United States Revenue Marine
service in this Collection District for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1873.
Schedules Of the articles Of ship chandlery to be
bid for will be furnished application at this office.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. FRED. DREW,
ea 3l3w Collector.
, 1872-05-23
GuoJdi0ll's Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
A' the undersigned having been appointed By the
Probate Court Of Jefferson County, W. T., 40
Guardian Of the person and estate Of Mrs. Hanist
ID. Dyer, an insane person, at present resident N
the Asylum for the Insane OF Washington Terri
tory, at Steilacoom, has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs. An per-
sons holding claims against said insane person are
directed to present them, and all persons holding
any estate belonging to said insane person, whether
real or personal property, or any money due her,
are directed 10 turn the same over without delay 70
L. B. HASTINGS,
Guardian Of Mrs. Harriet d. Dyer
Port Townsend, April 2, 1872. 25
, 1872-05-23
Notice

RooTH, FOSS & BoRST, HAVING
disposed Of their business at Port Townsend. in
the Peoples Market, on the 29th day Of April have
placed their books in the hands Of Mr.. Edmonson,
at their former business place to have the aeconnts
settled. All accounts will require to be settled on
or before the first day of June next Bills due the
hrm. remaining unsettled after that date, will be
placed in the hands Of an attorney for collection, at
the expense Of the debtor.
BOOTH. FOSS & BoRsT.
Fort Townsend, May !, 1872. 1v2s
, 1872-05-23

In the Probate Court Of the County of
Jefferson, Washington Territory.
Order to show cause why
order Of sale Of real
In the matter Of the estate and other pro-
estate of Augultin perty on the island of
Hibberd, deceased. San Juan should not
be made
1t appearing to the said Court by the petition this
day presented and fled by Charles c. Bartlett ad-
ministrator Of the essate OF Auyustn Hibbard, de-
ceased pfaying for order Of sale Of certain real
estate personal property, sisuated upon the
island Of San Juan, Washington Territory, to wit
n possessory right to three hundred and twenty
acres Of land lime kiln and fixtures for burning
lime, and other property, that it is necessary to
sell all the right title and interest Of the said Hb-
berd deceased, in and 70 said property, in order to
close up the estates ~,
1t is therefore ordered by the said Court that all
persons interested in the estate Of sd deceased or
who may be interested in the property aforesaid,
appear before the said Probate Court on Monday,
the 22d day OF July, A. D. 1872 at 10 O'clock A. NJ
at the Court House in Port Townsend, TO show
canse why an order should not be granted to the
said administrator to sell the property, as prayed
for.
And it is further ordered that copy OF the order
be published at least four successive weeks in the
ARGUS, newspaper printed and published at Port
Townsend, Washington Territory.
Dated May 8, 1872. JAMES G. SWAN,
Probate Judge
, 1872-05-23
Notice.

ANY PERSON HAVING OBTAINED,
by purchase or otherwise, a Bible from me,
purporting to be issued by the American Bible So.
ciety, will confer favor on the undersigned by
making it known to +. w. Pettygrove, Of this city
GEO. BARTHROP.
News Depot, Port Townsend.
, 1872-05-23

FUNERAL.-Tne funeral of Capt. Nc
Intyrcs little son, who died at San Fran
cisco on he l7th ult., took place from the
residence of +. w. Pettygrove on Mon
day last, Rev. j. r. Thompson, of
Olympia, conducted the obsequies.
, 1872-05-23

HALI9ur.-The sch oaner Sahina which
went out to catch dosash Tdund her traE
hooks loaded with halbut, the other day.
She brought fourteen very large ones to
town yesterday, which, we understand,
were sold at one dollar apiece. These
fish are plentiful this season.
, 1872-05-23

JEwELER AND WATCHMAKER.-W, q.
Jameson, formerly of Victoria, has estab-
lished a thriving business at Seattle, ard
besides his extensive stock of watches,
silverware and jewelry, he is a thorough
repairer Of watches, etc, Parties having
fine watches or jewelry which require re-
pairing ere recommended TO Mr.. Jameson,
a thorough workman who does his work
in good shape and at short notice. En-
craving neatly executed Orders or re-
pairs forwarded to his address, by mail or
express, will receive prompt attention.
Remember the address, w. g. Jameson,
Commercial ST., Seattle. So
JOHN p. Peterson, merchant tailor,
Port Townsend, has lately received large
assortment of French, Oregon and Mission
goods, and is prepared to make mp gent's
and boys clothing in the latest Style. at
short notice and cheap rates.
For the very best Photographs go to Bradley s
Rulofson's Gallery wi hout STA1RS-gT ASCEND
IN THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street,
San Francisco.
, 1872-05-23
Notice.

LAND oFF1cE AT OLYMPIA, W. t.
May 7, 1872.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENf.
" cred at this office by Hermann Simdars agains
Entry, No. 487, dated Dec "a, 1854, S 4 ofSE4
and of S W I, section s, township 80, norlh of
range 8, w, in the County of Callam, W. q. with
view to the cancellation Of said entry: ta. ssR
office, on the 18th day OF June, 1872 at loBeioel
A. NJ, to respond and finnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
]. p. CLARK, Register.
29,6 RoBT. G. STUART, Receiver
, 1872-05-23

A coSsTiruTIosAL DEAD HEAT, -
Auod;ng for the charming ambiguity Of
the 6FSt sentence Of the subioined paraz
graph from he. Echo. What consistent
critic .hs isditer proves himself to be.
Guilty abe very thing be charges on lis
contemporaries. Those who Witnessed tie
periolmencas Of this troupe viii see the
poiniA1Bseaase he wasn't dead head
We heard, 10 fact we aseeriained beyond
doubt By forced loan from our scanty
purse 81 two dollars for the privilege Of a
part Of our progeny % be present at an
lhieEiainment Or performance given ~
MHAhkll'a Janantst lfoape. We have no
knouleige u The merit Of The performance.
but for while judged it 70 Be something
extraordinary from the e1travagant notices
Of : part Of ihs city press on enquiry
vs 6bcefiaiucd that those notices were
made aceordIhg to the amount paid. Of by
ihs nnmh|| Of tickets distributed. and
cane t ~ conclusion As they left no
tickets b cash with rs that the per-
f.|n.st. did nc, Amount to much.