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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

LADIES AND dEsTs' HID Glove Depot, the
largest in the city, Is at u. BAuh's CORSET Fac
tory, tos Seventh street, between ID and 4. II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

The most popular establishment for boots
and shoes Is that Of I. 8. Gartrell, 900 Seventh
street. corner OF ]. His stock u the largest
In the city, aud VIII accommodate the great
eat variety of feet, from the widest 10 the
narroWest, with the finest styles, which for d
and wear are unsurpassed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

THUREow WEED states that the petition,
with seven thousand signatures, which pro-
cured the passage Of bankrupt act nnder
Tyler, had previously done service before the
legislature Of New York, "prRying for hw
Imposing tax on dogs"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
NHW sTYLEs IN BoOTs

THE very finest quality Of teas and cofiees
are always TO be found at the well-knOwn
American Tea store, Of which Mr.. John Dow
ling Is the popular proprietor, at the south
east corner OF Seventh aud j streets. He
receives fresh lmportatlOns from China and
Japan ~ soOn Us they arrive In New York,
and has, therefore, full assortment Of all
tho boat varieties Of teas; aud his old Gov
ornment Java and other varieties Of coffee
arc highly praised. Mr.. Bowling roasts oOf-
foe fresh every day by a new method which
preserves lie aroma, aud he sells At prices
much lower than eau be found ut other frst-
elias establishments, Ills trade Il very eH.
tenslya and reaches all parts Of the District
Of Columbia, aud bis wonderful success Is the
best evidence Of his popularity In this com
lpuniiy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

GENTLEMEN desiring to purchase an over
coat, OF heavy, medium or light weight,
should avail themselves OF the marked down
prices nj which we arc offering oar stock
A. SAKs 4 Co, $40 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

lhtou tho W. hfiouuosl
Fashion Just now Is intent upon ball and
wedding dresses as we'll as the dainty little
accessories Of the toilette so necessary Tor the
tonlug down of full dress. From sixty to
slxty-lyo Inches Is the rule for trains, except
log as regards wedding dresses, which are
much longer. Flounces are riyaling over
skiTts. particularly In making up even
ing dress skirts 10 to have the three front
breadths plain, OF ordinary length; the side
and back breadths are then graduated into
train, which can be trimmed according 70
pleasure, with deep hounce, rufics, or a
Spanish nounce.
At a fashionable evening reception last
week, two styles Of dresses were remarkable.
The furorc seemed to be for tulle OF snow
drift Wilderness without color. The other
was In Jdtlle of the palest and most dell
cate tlnts, with clouds OF tulle. An exquisite
costume was In tulle, with an overskirt beau.
ufully embroidered, OF the rare diaphanOus
material. This was gracefully arranged over
silk skirt Of the palest tea-rose, trimmed
with tule ruilles and ruchlngs. Another was
equally beautiful In its misty, cloudllke
dAintiness, In skirts Of tulle and fiouncings
one over another. 10 snowy purity and dell
cacy these dresses have decidedly hOi me
tdngere air TO the gayeT and more pronounce
toilettes. Set over pale blue or rose color
tulled dresses float like the heecy clouds Of
sunset; considering their extreme grace and
beauty, as well Us traglllty, II Is no wonder
that 10 be aTTayed In tulle IL the caprice OF
our most fashionable bellies, who at the same
time comprehend that II IL alike becoming 10
blonde or bruno.
NEW STILES IN BOOTS
create q sensation. The dellcRtely-shaped
boot, laced on the inside, requires slender,
Shapely foot and Arched instep. Such feet
are not common. II Is said thai celebrated
artist In hair Intends TO import q Peruvian
surgeon, who eau stand quite up 10 his neck
In broad gold pieces, aud all this money was
made BY nicely shaving of the little toe OF
ladies. The extra little toe, 1t Is discovered,
Is an absurd superhuity OF nalure-a fact the
ladies OF Peru found out long aRo-whence
proceed their narrow, elegant feet. What Is
a little toe, compared To appearance besides
which, modern science makes all Operations
rather pleasant than otherwise The Louis
XIV. hoels are obsolete among common-sense
people; soles are broader, with scarcely per-
ceptlOle hsels, In plain black, all fancy stitch
log having died q natural death.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

SPECIAL ATTENTION IL called TO Gartrelrs
large aud varied assortment OF Burts hne
ehoes for ladies, misses and children, No.
900 Seventh street. corner OF !.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
Legal Notices.

>SUPERME COURT az TaR DISTRICT OF
wall Of al
AVA HI.. Doe IL.
This sad,s has besp fsfssf.d to me !, s,sls ths In.
dsb sfnets Of Mar ID. Huls. -ecsod on the pfoptfT
In the above etuss mentioned. rtditors ard I'll
pa tes lnierssted -. hsFeby notified ., Api esg b.
pay February L. a. '. nj a. nj shoe, 10 Yoana's
IG0tiSbi wALrER s. COZ. Auditot
Tnls Is TO GIVE MOTOR THAT THE SUB.
soribrr has obi ained frum tho supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holdiuk special torn letters
teatAmsntAfy the personal estate Of OECELiA ANN
bEANE, iatsof Washington county, ID. o., deceased,
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same With the vouch.
cts thereof 70 the subscriber, boforO the auth dag
Of Janus'y nsIti they mar otherwise By Law be sI-
oluded from all benefit Of the sald estate.
Gven under hand this eDth DAY Of JauuArT, isf1
i.a..ruav ffsNkA kMons \ sbSi1rlsoS' KIseutor,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

The order In which the muscles lose their
power ia worth knowing. The muscles which
move the arms and legs usually become re-
laxed before those which maintain the body
10 an erect position. In relation 10 the social
senses, that OF sight Is hrst lost, the eyelids
forming barrier between the retlna and ex-
teTnal world, but independently OF eyellds, II
they had been removed by the surgeon, or
could not be closed by disease, this is still the
hrst sense whose function Is abolished. Some
when asleep; aud In case OF somnambulism
the eyes remain open, although the sense of
sight 10 temporarily abollshed, but their acute
meas Is much lessenod. Taste is the frst TO
disappear, aud then smell, hearing follows,
and touch Is the most persistent OF the senses
So, conversely, q person Il most easily AwAk-
ened by the sense Of touch; next In order by
sound, and then by smell. E
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

FINE DIAGONAL and other styles OF semi
dress Goats, with Vests 10 match. Handsome
Cashmere PantalOODs. Fine Dress Coata.
GEO, o. HERNIHo,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
Medical
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

nOROBALsAsHINEi
TIs Waiery ssiatisa Of the Hsaiias LNal.
sauio 9uus. III.
Psoso.s d.oorsrad pna Patented ssptsmhsr u. MI.
rauon.l rpnsdyfsr ~ saeh oempiaiss - reqalre
slrops dlslaisctant Aseni' uhieh also posssssss
sfgSiCAL BoROu lIySANIsRI
Cares ala dsJssss, tsttsf ssh rhsp Old COWS &C.
Our.s Isaeosthapa, otispa, ssiaSrh.
CI.INICAL BOaODALsAMINks
HoAln wounds. ulcers, burma -
OLtNiCAL BOH0BAs
.oothias. elsans9t, and rspld3 Rsalna L.,
VIVA, !. ala q 10 akcHsr'
CLINipAL BOROBAIsAnINEt
tHxtfaofa from iatIsrAl
TITS read ashlsse.nent In phAfm aasutissi ehgn~
r.; I'D I. Z 70, :.sssss ias. =. .odle.i .sa dss.
q iSss B1Rjb hEs&xiEe o,sr u. sieoSSiio ND
fatty MIXTURES herst0fors smplaysd This u The hfsa
hsslins sa,lgsp,s ha's seen q vpish no obis'oa-
Prpf Passn. u The "a D.pt Of d.s;sssoss ooll.s..
, ps.s sIhi have Gysa Isur CLINICAL sQHo.:
an much pl;A,sd 18th y. saeot. psrtlsaa.b u he
have hsrs,of1rs Prsodbsa eAiboo ssid prspAIsiions
. ihsir s::, YOU k6s. AS khfsf, o. IS sss,
sas Y Di..,;ssa. .aA odsa,sros. 40 s sa.is;gss
been using. It'd az ssesilout di.lniss!.nL
ono. Moor, n. d.
Aad a. ne Prinelpsi Depot Ma 10 fstrscs saTts.
49, 6H2a srorr 90, AssntE
dsos OLOBRnG a. %.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
ON MARRIAGE.

HPppy Relief for Youna Mea from ths shsetS
q Rgors and Abg,sS n esiy h,s. Asahood 70.
harriAEo removed. New Msthed OF trsAtmepL New
and remarkable renedlss Books and Olroalaru sent
..ZadIs.s. aS Va 5 1ssooIArror. Nc. sQa,h
Ninth St.. PhiladslphiA. Pc. dsoa1sn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

LIMITED STATES PATKNr uEFIoK
" NAaHtNoroN, d. o., January 10, tlTl.
On 80 petition Of 8. r. pAHNuuHsr, o. Montolsir
kes Jsr.sy, pr.Itas for The eH,s..loa q ? Iatsnt
grantsd 70 him on tbs 9ith dsy ~ April las, for an
hnprovument 10 Cotton Gins
nlsoeierSd that hstsstmony In the osso be closed
On the 2dth dag Of March neGtl that the time for
hin4 arEumeats and the rsDqFt be limited
The hh d.yof Apdl nsxL and that Aald petition DO
board en- the 10Th dag Of April nsnt
Arr eorpon may oppose this exhaustion.
jas Tusv N. d. LKGoETr, Commissioner.
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFFfOE.
" WARRINGTON, ID. o., January ~. lbIl
On the petition Of HIRAM SKIRT, OF Nsstan hills
Hard phed, n ~ praying for toe eEtenaion % .
Tor az lmprovomsnt ~ Devices Attached 70 Hard
Blus for STU ring and Marking:
e ordessd that the tsstinoay In the case he closed
On The th day Of APrl eeIt that the time
for ding arguments and tho EIAmlners report be
limited 70 Tho y dag Of April seIt, and that said
palltion be hoard on the lat dag Of Mag merit
AM DerNon maj oppose this eItansion.
jhaLraau n. ID. LkUGETr. Oommissionsr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
MARRIAGE.
-

rsss, fsias ssssS q p6ssa e s,sess.. sss 3 fo
ersatl,s povsr-lmpqlaaoyJ NsTvoas RIsits hilitI.
r.pl,Sssie1 or.f;ais wsahnsss ksI,oss D~bui''.0t
No isttsta reosiYed anisas postpaid and oossan-
Ing stAmp % Be used the rspiJ. Persoas Nrtllns
sneala f,.t. sss. .nd sod portion Of sdvsr'i'amsh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

s y, 9 roUSo. o.a.ra r.--as.s 49, ~ ! .
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
DE- 'onNsTorj ., 4us
BALrIMoRG LOOK HoSPrTAL.
llynaoa. hliEhdnG thoil
'llona, rendorinE ma
VOUH0 nEH

dslEed IN .ssn Alone. hAh iteaasaty ierIssA Irss.
@sITsss iSPsss6.s. sad as,lssys oth mind sad bszT
--ahonld Apply Immediately,
What PliI thAi yoanG msh, ths hope ef Ms ooaH'
VI the pride Of es pArsota should Be .natehed frotn
all prnaoecia And enlormeln Of lite, by the oqass
aosns. q dsyiAnas from -, gan d aAiurs, sad
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30

NEw srunEl Low FHroEsl-Ths best " Wits
Shirts, Gents Kids At ~, and the bes, quality
DO At tl6O, you can md At Pncee Gents FUR.
nishlng Depot AIS Seventh street, besHssu y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
EnnnRNndKEr or TILE PnKRn.

opsSsiioss psIienSsd ~ Or Jshnssos. sitnsss.d b
me repogtslp Of the 8an,s md many other papera.
no.iess 81 which appeAred again and again before The
Pablle bssldes hia s.Andias gentleman % ehAI.a
afaisasd
SyEIoE. SOUTH TnEPEE.EoK sS;s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-28
SATANiET4g1.Ay j
nht 40 ,.LiIiIal s,iilN1nSI

IN ono Of the ll.seaspii III ssoSulth' lYMn,llcy
strcc;b I ,endWsQeandtd EElmuary morn, M
ing, window stood open on the draw
"ii,s.rodln aoor $50 ,&idt o,IaGhn that the
likcr,, Testing his burden q, on 1tLs, area
Rulings below, sRiisd, dtLe t4.ertumd of
hyacipths bursting their bulbs, and beat
time with aoury shpessto thcl,nfes Of 4,
Wild andlplaihtive melody, waiting ron,
hc.pianoiorte Within bHh or A'ilT !" 49,,
~ Though a' delicatc little, 1bir2343;k A,sA-
servite hid not Yet been reInir temoyy'al from,
its spiqe5f;Ilagggsedtiab gs table, the ,Iertyrmcr at
the instrument was already hatte1l an,l
hahited, tor. q ride. Her whole heart,
nevertheless, seemed. to be in the tips OF
: her fingers while1 she played, drawing
from the keys s,icli sighs Of !pitc6tis lp'laint.
such sobs Of sweet seductive Sc sorroy, rHSs as
ravished the Soul Of the baker, iteIow,
creating n strong desire tp,scale the win
dow sill, andpeep into the room. Could
he have executed such arfeat,q this is
. whatghe would have seen.' .. liq
a woman of twenty-five, TALL Slim
waisted. with wealth of blue-black hair,
all made fast and eoiled away Beneath
her riidinS,hat i in shining. folds, massive
us u lthrec-inch seablc.4oA woman Of
graceful gestures, undulating dixie n SER
: Fent; of lshapoly figure denoting rather
the gr;.ces of action than the beatty of
ref'ose;q little, stlfreliant,I full Of latent.
Energy, b@etraayiing in every movement an
iinborn. pride, tamoless though kept down,
r,and ineurahle as Lucifer's before his fall.
T IhoMhite minds moving SO deftly over
the keys we're strong aid nervous, with
largo 'bliic veins and taper fingers; such
,ls. haqWqs W lirsS as dspots tsri nature and
Fraesalute such hands sstrikc with
,l,out,pity, and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grnsp---
dsdch hands as many alotty head las
{ bo@ed'itsiprile to- kiss and tthought no
'Nliamta LowePa lover, shc,bGHt' over
!. tt3hehl ! while She played softer and softer
!. sank and swelled, and died away, the
sad suggestivenotcs, bursting ut last into
peal and crash of harmony, through
which there came short quick gasp Cor
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-28
.POE%TJ,RYI.l PO%JY
,EWraten.tor tie oJaa3bur9 Times ]
'eai' Waiting in'Vahino, :,


All, fesrFF4At fesrFfF Stand beneath aRR'.iIs'g5s ,is Vines,
With h,ytiatl d6&weeffs g Ger 4 'hcad. -.
Aid something tembts CHOW to say o,
of'?Sl &isli tl,at was dead.n dpIA ~
For have w'aitthad ths twilight STARS (.
Shine in The clQudlcss ,blur.,nr.,rl 81
Night after nighs they never fail, ~
r They come4&hy will not YOU.
stand and wait in trembling shade, "
~ But wait alas in vain! ,uH Il
The pcrfnmed flowers look down and soe
The tears that fall likclfain. u y
Sometime they tht'l'thtir rYqrW-,lrop q tears,
AS fin sympathy. aoSlt'i p ~
1--WE triedt6 ,c't{Ai my heart to think
They're weeping the. With Inc. ',l'' III
riisI 9iHI -,iW Il
Weep on, Sweet qaversi11I prsl :r,nrr tears
And stars-your bright eyes dose!
a gloom gloom llaSs GEepttintomy Ileqst il $,
Nv Tihhas each day darksr, grows.ss s. s.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-28

How man hates to be seen sitting
down on a slippery Sidewalk"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-28

We suffer more from anger and grief
than from the very things for. which we
anger and grieve. ,,I a,tS ,.ti94aat6
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-02-28

A Windsor, Canada. man ratified oft
his family Bible at ten cents shake,
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-14
Uuriosi1ics of Hnttinr.

Wagers have been called fools arguments,
but they are the resort of English-speaking
people everywhere for the settlement of all
forcible questions. In old times, in England
"betting' was the rule of life, as the literature
of the last century and the century before
show. Sir Robert Walpole bet with Mr. Pul.
teney guinea that he had not misquoted
Horace" in parliament. The clerk Ofthe house
declared Pulteney right, upon which Sir Robert
threw the guinea across the house 10 be picked
up by his opponent, with the remark that il was
the first public money he had touched Tor long
time. The headquarters of betters were at
Whites. WalpOle writes: Gone of the youths
at Whites has committed murder, and intends
TO repeat it. He betted 1900 guineas that a man
could live twelve hours under water; hired
desperate fellow, sunk him in Il
ship by way of experiment, and both ship and
man have not appeared since. Another man
and ship are to be tried for their lives" Many
bets were made on health aud longevity A
writer, referring to this, says that those who
would De gamers By the death of a person on
whom wager is laid, watch all the stages of
his illness, and are as impatient for his death as
the undertaken who expects 10 have the care of
funeral; while the other side are very solicit
GUS about his recovery, send every hour TO
know how he does, and take as much care of
him as clergyman's wife does Of her husband,
who has no other fortune than his living | re-
member man with the constitution of a porter
'''~ ~ 49, NIN'' " ~ iSh DuI
when the person he was pitted against was ex-
pected I" ale every week, TINS man shot himself
through me head, and the knowing ones were
taken ih:
LORD Mountiore ana Sir John Bland staked
twenty gulneas SIDE upon the lives OF two
noted men, the former backing Beau Nash to
onillye Colley Cl9ber. The comedian died in
1871, at the age oil 80, and the beau in 1761 at the
age OF 81 but, before the first event came abOut
botl the wasers had committed suicide. AT the
house OF Sir Mark Sykes, the conversation
turned upon the dangers TO which Bonaparte
was exposed, and the host offered to take a hun
dred guneas from any one OF the company, and
pay back a guinea day as long as Bonaparte
lived me key; b. Gilbert accepted the offer,
ana pald Gown MS hundred guneas. For three
years ne received his guinea day regularly
enough, then the Oaronet grew tired of his bad
bargain, ana refused 10 continue his payments.
Inc clergyman brought an action to compel Sir
MARX 10 lulbll the agreement The court de-
cided that as the wager created an undue inter
est in the preservation of the life of n public
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-14
Gs 9ap SPY aaloressr. Gbursoap aomg Obmbr H. 1872

new white a a sec; old western mixed Az q Soc.
Beef dull. Pork dull; new mess S5,s O l60J. Lard
weak at 81 a. SIC. Butter weak; state "a a See.
Whiskey dull and lower 95A a s6sc. Rice quiet
~ a s@e. Sugar firm; Porto Rico lOh g lie; MuscG-
Nado 80 q lie; refining 9si6l l0c Coffee hm; Rio u a.
l5Hc Molasses dull; clayed % a 25c; Muscovado - a
SOC Iurpentlne quiet at 62c Iosn quiet al s4 a 4io
Petroleum quiet; crude l4 q 4Ac; refined 2lEc. Tat
pu'lea SOC.
CHICAGO, Nov l3.-Flour quiet, rather more shipping
demand, but there is still difficulty in delivering
Wheat steady; No spring at Sl4 No 81 02s4 spot
seller November Sl03A seller December. Corn irregu
lar and unsettled closed dull; No mixed at 5l4 q 32c;
rejected sold at 29e closed at 29Hc. Oats No Ole;
lected Il dsc Rye steady; No. ET52c Barley
tive and higher No flu At &c. Provisions quiet ami
weak Extraordinarily Sl325 a 1880 cash; Tor new
spot Bulk meats nominal for old short clear. mdie5
b4c forJanuary hams in pickle sold 1873 a lie; bulk
short rib mddles boxed at &C Whiskey steady Gee
Recepts60O0 bbls -four, 1900 bush wheat 44o00 hush
corn 2500O bush oats 5O0O bush rye 00O bush bar
ley ShipmentsiOO0 bbls -four H. 900 bush wheat S9UO0
bush corn 900 bush oats l500O bush rye, 300O bush
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l3.-Cotton stronger at IsHc.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-14

New JERSEY GIANrs.-The Beydere Apollo
recalls some interesting facts pertaining 10
Warren county in days past suggested by the
death Of Mr.. Aaron Vannatta al that place a
few days ago, and who weighed 400 pounds. lie
was ol family of Vannattas VINO have for
long time lived in the vicinity Of Washington
and Jackson Valley in Warren county, aud re.
markuOle Tor their large size and ROBUST build
and giant strength Seventy years ago Jackson
Valley, then called Timber Swamp, was noted
for tue size and strength Of its Inhabitants The
Yaunattas, the Petlys, the WycBo1s, the Hof.
maus, the Cruzers, the Silkers and the Linus
were among tue names constituting this re.
markable race OF men. John Linn belonged
rather 10 SEQ Is Mountain than the valley and
was the strongest Of them all. His match for
strength was never found in his day. lie died
ut the aye Ot one hundred and two years, and
is well remembered by many men living. He
was one of those men often heard OF
but seldom known, who could pick up
q barrel full Of whiskey and drink out
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-14

Wir, Wilhelm Won Gottes Gnaden Deutscher
Kaiser, kOenig Won Preussen, &c, Na2h Elm
sicht des zwischen den Regierungen lhrer Brit
iSchen Maiestat und der Verenigten Staten Won
Ameri.-a, geschloSseneu Nertrages de dato
Washington, den 6* Mai, 1871, InhaltO dessen
die gedacheu Regierungen die unter linen
Sreitige Frage; ob die Grenzlinie weche mach
dem NerUrage de datO Washington den 15 Juni,
1876, nachdem sic gegen Westem langs des 49ten
Grades nOrdhcher Breite bis zur Mite des Ka
mails, wecher das Festland Won der Vancouver
lnsel trennt, gezogen worden, Sudlich dureh die
Mite des gedachten KanaS und der Fuca-Meer-
durch den RJsarlo-Kanal, vie die Regerung
Ihrer Britischeu sMejestat beansorucht oder
durch den HarO -Kanal vie die ReIierung der
Nereinigien Staaten beanspruCht, "a Ziehen sci
UnSerem Scheidsspruche uterbreitet haben,
Wir endgultig und ohne Beruluug entscheiden,
Wecher dieser AuSpruche nit den richtigen Au-
Slagung des Nertrages yom 10 Juni, 1876, am
meis,en i'm Einklange stehe;
Mach Anhorung des Uns Won den durch Uns
berulenen Sach-und Rechtskundigen uber den
lnhalt der gewechselteu Denkschntlen und deren
Anlagen erStatteten Mortgages, haben den mach
Stencnden Schedsspruche getallt:
Nit der rchigen AusleTung des swischen den
Rererungen lhrer Britsehen MaeStat und der
Vereinigten Staten Won America geschossenen
Vertrages de dato Washington den 10 Juni, 1916,
steht der Anspruch der Regerung der Nerelnlg-
ten Staten am neisten i'm Einb lange, dasS die
Grenzlinie swiSchen den Gcbieten lhrer Britisch-
en- Maestlt und den Vereingted Staten durCh
den Haro- Kanal gezOgen verde.
Urkundlich unter Unserer hochsteigenhandi-
genUnterschrift und begedruclltem kaiserlichen
lnsegel. Gegeben Berlin, den p October 1872.
(Signed) WILHELM.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-14
9(eu Ao6ertisements.
MACULLAR,
WILLIAMS -
PARKER,
No. 100 fremont Streef.
(store formerly occupied by AIessrs NyaIP. sAK.
GENT a co..
3letu Aobertisements.
MACULLAR,
PARKER,

We are happy to inform friends that by the kind
ness OF Messrs. VIM. P. Sargent d Co.. who have with
great generosity removed their stock of carriapes to m
oommodate US in our time OF trouble we are permitted
to occupy their we known fremont Street Store fr the
continuance Of our business until the rebuilding OF our
premises Washington st.
We saved from the fire portion Of our stock in good
condition, including lot OF Winter Overcoats and Suits
and Fine Piece Goods of varous kinds for Custom Cloth
ing and shall be prepared resume business in the yar
Gus departments in two or three days.
We have secured rooms for manufaeturine and shall
set our entire force of operatives work as soon as the
necessary fixtures can be put in.
We wish to express publicly our admiration Of the
Spirit which has prompted Messrs. CHIckEs1Ne & Son
TO offer the use OF large ia their building Without
price as an act of charity to the hundreds girls thrown
So suddenly out OF employment.
To our wholesale customers in piece goods throughout
the country, would say that We have saved portion
OF the stock OF Winter Goods and have teegraphed to
the manufacturers in Europe who have our orders for
Spring Goods push them forward at the earliest pos
sible moment.
We have saved two sets Of advance samples or
dered foreign Spring WOoen and agents Will visit
our customers TO take their orders at once.
We thank friends, and near for their many ex.
pressiOns of sympathy and offers OF assistance which
they have rendered us and them that they have
helped greatly to keep up spirits through the er
citement OF the past few days
Worcester daily spy., 1872-11-14

English species the best. In certain English
seaport towns there is distinct class OF cock
roach fanciers who breed these insects with
great success. Crossed with the ''kakerlac"
of South America, they are said TO be particu-
larly voraeiOus and warranted to give every
satisfaction" At a recent meeting OF entomol-
ogists at Salem, Mass, these English cock
reaches were conceded to be superior 10 all
others, and it was stated that the popular an
tipathy TO them was absurd, the cockrOach
being absolutely harmless and Capable of the
greatest affection for its friends"