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NOTICE.

Ts the Creditors of the late Arm of w. II.
MeIcher & Co.
TUNHE undersigned constituted by an instrument
Il dated Sept. 30. 1870. Trustees of the estate Of
the late firm OF w. III. Necher e. Co., and to whom
conveyed the property of said firm, to be dis
tributed among said creditors, hereby give notice
that such creditors as have not already proved thei
claims are allowed until the both day of November
next inclusive, and longer to do so to the satisac
tion of said Trustees who will receive proofs every
day from o'clock 10 o'clock p. M. at the Office Of
Cummings, Leayitt q Widber, No. POO Commercial
street, Portland, Me. Immediately after Nov. 3oth,
1872 said Trustees will distribute to those creditors
who have proved their claims the share Of said
tate and property belonging to each.
Dated at Portland, Oct. 81, 1872
ALFRED S. PERKINS,
90 THOMAS r. CUMMINGS,
WM w. BROWN, r.
ROBERT HOLYOKE, iruseees
JAMES G. SHERIDAN,
JERE. WAKEFIELD, .I.
now 2w
Argus copy.
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OUR COUNTRY,
When first our sires her flag unfurled,
And let it float upon the breeze
But thirteen stars it showed the world
Where'er it waved on land or seas
10 such dimensions has she grown,
We number, N W, almost two score;
The most enlightened nation known
Our power extends from shore to shore,
Our Boys can dress in handsome "Cgothes''
Coat, Pants, Vest, Hat and Shoes complete
Which they can bny at GEORGE FENNo's,
Corner Of Beach and Washington street,
Boston.
Oct30sn1w
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday, Nov. l..
t.As tt&t Il ARRIVED. tA t7t lt ffhttA
Sch Vineyard, Bangs, Provincetown, to load for
New York. si '',lta 1A 81 Aa tfsiA
Sch Meridian Carter. Gloucester for Bristol
Sch Sammy Ford Allen, Lubec for New York.
Sch Percy, Colwel, Eastport for New York
Sch Henrietta, Nickerson Gardiner tor Pawtucket.
Sch Winslow Morse, Oliver, Bath for Fall River.
Sch Percy, Colwel Eastport for New York
Sch King. Bragdon, Lamoine for New York.
Sch Lizzie Carr, Lee, Bangor for Washington.
Sch A Willard Weeks, Bangor for Bridgeport.
Sch Penniah & Josephine, Rich, Eden for Glou-
cester. aE srrf
Sch Mary, Hallowell, Denpysville
fff CLEARED.
Brig Proteus, Dyer, st John, NB-John Porteous.
Sch Hibernia, (Br) Coggins, Westport, NS-master
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant. Ellsworth.
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A JUST TRIBUTE.-At the last meeting of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails, it was voted to extend their thanks
to Mrs. J. B. Carroll for her untiring
efforts and substantial aid in behalf of the So
ciety.
IT is sad to reflect that the great procession
at the Democratic funeral, Tuesday, will be
obliged to move on foot, owing to "Old
Epizoot."
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DOMESTIC PORTS

SAN FRANCIsCo-Ar aoth, barque M Packer,
Holloway New York. f ~. II
Sid 26th. ship Regent, Chase, Queenstown
GALVESTON-Ar 25th, brig Gazelle, Cole, from
New York.
Cid 26th, brig Nellie Husteed. White, Pensacola.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 2Sth, brig B Cove, Hark-
MoBILE-Ar Goth ult, sch Pareppa, Packard, I'm
New York
JACKSONvILLE-Cld 2ad, sch Jos Fish, Hopper,
Cid oath, sch j Libby, Fletcher, Bath.
Ar 25th sch Hazeltine, Mcdonald, Boston.
dsr 18th Mr sehs Fanny Fern saun
FERNANDiNA-Ar 2sth, barque M Stetson,
sisme e1 Gienf9egos; os., =.
Al seth. sehs ABBY, H d. Hodgman, from Gardiner;
CHARLEsToN-Ar aOth, ship Ida Lilly, Otis, from
GiEoRGETowN, sc-cld 2sth, sch S woodbury.
NORFOLK-Ar 10th, sch VIM Boardman, Hilliard
New York.
Parker, Hillsboro; Wellington, Doane, from
Richmond, Me.
Ar sOth, barque A Cochrane. swasey Bangor;
schs Jos Eaton, Poole, Jacksonville; Sabao, Lam
son, Calais.
I'D soth, schs Three Sisters, Baker, Boston; Frank
Herbert, Crowe, Portland.
ELlZABETHPOkT-Sld 10th. sch Leocadia, De-
land Portland; VIM Butman, Smart, Boston; Mar
NEW YORK-Ar 30th. schs Statesman, Cole, Shu-
lee, Ms; Arthemius, Pinkham, do; Irene Murphy,
do; Evelyn Crowley, st John, NIB; Katie Mitchell,
Eastman, Gardiner American Chief Snow, Rock,
land; Henry Clay, Hill, Franklin; Abhie Emery
Emery. Rockland; William Barnes, Coleman and
Kate Walker, Smith, from Bangor Laconia, Hail.
Portland; Mary B Harris, Crowley, Machias: G G
Smith, Sparks Gardiner tor Philadelphia Lizzie
Silver Spray, Chadwick, Rockand; A j Dyer, Bag
ley. Calais; Willie Harris, do; Mary Clark, Herrck,
Fall River; Damon johnson, do; Piote's Bride
Rrewstnr ROckland. Lizzie I'm Arms Men,,
Also ar Both. schs Evelyn, Crowley, st john NIB;
Henry, Dobbin, Calais Franconia, Adams do: Juliet
Nash. Millbridge ; Lavolta, Whittemore, and DR.
Kane, Haskell Bangor; Smith. Banks, Gardiner
America, lngraham; Mary Blake Davis, and Ameri-
Chief, Snow, Rockland; Geo Gilman, Watts and
Belle Brown, Nash. do.
Ar s1st, ships Union Cotter, Havre 80 days; Ro-
Cid 31st, brig Abbie Clifford, Clifford, Marseilles
schs Anna Currier, Peck, for Portland; L Davis
Bishop, Baltimore; Sarah E Nightingale, Hillyard
NEW HAvEN-Ar Goth, sch Holway. BRYANT
Jonesport; Willard, Smith, Bangor.
Cid Both, brig F Todd, Bray, Richmond
PROVIDENCE-Ar 31st, schs Lettie Wells. Wat
son, Calais ala, M Mary Holt Higgins, Ellsworth:
Hopkins, New York; H Gardiner, Miller do,
NEWPORT-Ar 3Oth schs Rocket, Wall. Calais.
Boaz Brown, Rondout for do; Wreath. Foss' Clarl's
Island for Warren. OA
Calais. D'nsoh'
BOSTON-Ar 31st. schs Minnesota Rogers Ran
gor; Prize. Thurston, do Gen Meade Pattarson
Belfast; D Patchen, Patchen, Castine: Ida Nor,
ton, Mcdonald. Rockland.
CID LIST, ship Riverside, Randall New Orleans; brig
Jessie Rhynas, Wills. Aspinwall; scbs Ocean Wave
Lansil, Bangor; Jennie Russ Conary, Portland.
Sid, barques Lincoln, and Scotland
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RATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the acorld.
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
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clean, soft and beautiful. The genuine signed W. A.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CANADIAN EXPRESS co.
CHI A n Or e OF ME &.
TWO DAILY EXpREaERu

On and after Nov. 4th, 80 a. IN. for Norway South
Paris and all intermediate stations. Returning
leave Norway at $50 m, arriving in Portland at
6.15 a. m.
All orders for goods by this Express can be an
swered the same day by the 80 p. m. Express
I.3O ID. m. For Montreal, Quebec Toronto
Hamilton London, Sarna, Port Huron, Detroit,
Mich, and all stations on the Grand Trunk Railway
All orders for the 7.30 a.. Express should be left
at the Companys office on or before $50 p M Of the
previous day. for the 1.30 p. Express before
H. a. m.
y.3O a. m. Express will leave Office at a. IN.
l.3O p. m. Express at 2.30 p m.
European Express via Quebec and Adams Line Of
Steamers every Thursday.
The Canadian Express Co. connect at Detroit,
Siich with the American Merchants Union Express
Co. to all points
west, southwest, Oregon and California.
For general information apply to the Company's
office, so Exchange street.
JAMES E. PRINDLE, Agent.
GILMAN CHENEY, Superintendent, Montreal.
n0v3 1W
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MEMORANDA

Sch Almeda. Smith, from New York for Portland
before reported ashore at GARDENERS Island was 90
off 3lst by the assistance of government steamer
after throwing over deck load of iron. No damag
reported.
Barque Samuel Larrabee. of Bangor, from Savan
nah for Bremen, sailed Jan II and tilings hav
from her SINCE she is supposed to be lost will
Thompson, of Winterport, who accompanied b,
his wife.
Sch Alice B Gardiner, from New York for Sagua
put into Hampton Roads Goth ult in Distress having
lost rudder.
Sch George Staples, Lord, from Richmond fol
Washington, which put into Norfolk leaky has taker
on a steam pump and will proceed in tow.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

~. DIED.
In Ferry Village, Cape Elizabeth, Oct 81, Lizzie
Gray, aged IA years and months. Eastern papers
please copy.1 III sfs Eflt -
In Gorham, Oct. 81, John M. P. Libby, aged IS yrs
In Scarboro, Oct. 2S, Frank, infant son of George
and Sarah E. Cusick, aged 5 months.
In Brunswick, Oct. 49, Abba A. Snow, aged 10 yrs
months.
In Sebago, Oct A, Mrs Sally Martin, aged 66 years
and months.
Miniature Almanac. ...... November 2.
Sun rises. 6.35 Moon rises $3.50. $50 PM
Sun sets. .4.51 High water 49,. 1900 M
MA RTNF NEWG
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OXFORD COUNTY.
Paris Hill has 25 cases of epizootc
The Register says 5000 barrels of apples were
shipped from Paris the past week
The farm house and buildings of J. w. Will
lis of West Paris, were destroyed by fire on the
2Sth ult. Loss $4,000; partially insured.
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KNOX COUNTY.
The Rockland Gazette says the Western Un
ion Telegraph Co., and the Eastern Express
Co., are speedily to find new and commodious
quarters in the south store of Messrs Berry &
Cobb's new block
Rockland is to have a first-class course of lee
lures.
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V. d: Pinkham, the stage contractor of Au-
gusta, has forty horses sick
Lambard's car factory at Augusta has just
despatched another lot freight cars to the cred
Line" Eastern railroad.
Nnety-tour teachers were enrolled at the
kennebec county Teachers Institute, held at
Augusta this week
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

This arm has been presented to the Mill
tary Committees Of Congress within the last
month. It is q new, and 10 most men an
unknown breach.loader. The system lsupon q
new principle. While II resembles the Bolt gun,
II is entirely different working with greater
ease and rapldlty, and Is composed OF fewer
parts than any known gun. This Is shown
In the Issue Of spare parts. With each hun
drcd guns thcre arc but Coo two hundred
spare parts issued; while the Remington Issue
over q, ,30O) thirteen hundred spare parts TO
every one hundred guns; and this has been
looked upon rs q simpler gun, but has flfty
per cent. more pieces than this new gun.
The War Department have quietly manu-
iactured this arm and issued 1t to the troops
to test lLs merits in actual service. II what
we hear Of this gun should prove true, II will
undoubtedly be the gun Of the future, and
our country armed with such simple aud
superior rife would be more than a match
for anything that could be brought against IL.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

y,.,,,,,l.y ,,ornIn,, the telegranh lrnuyhl
a.. :, ra,d fror, NJ C,,.el,v a announ,.Ing y ,b,t
sSSI -. -. ,,,,,.,,,,,y.i,, 49,, M -,
Snc, % !, ,hs T,.iba,," "a would mo-, h.nc,.
49,, .a,,I t,,,h.. no,,,,o avorc,.o an, 49,.
,r,, or snneryisIon oysr ia column.u - A,
,ho ssne i'm. ho rrI,craics the assurancc
,hs, ,ha Trlyn, has eea.cd IA be n par,v
orran ana in another column upou ia edi.
tor,al pap. declares that II viii print no
campaign edition, while at the very same
moment IL offers excellent Inducements 70
subscribe during the coming contest. Here
Ia what II SAYS exactly:
1. "Ths Tribune Il not and will never moro
be party organ" bow
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16
mn WASHINGTON NONUNRNT.

The District Of Columbia Committee of the
House Of Representatives have agreed to re-
port bill appropriating two hundred thou
sand dollars toward the completion Of the
Washington monument We are not san
guine enough 10 believe that work that has
been neglected so long will Immediately e1-
cite enthusiasm enough to induce Congress
'or tho country to take measures 10 finish it.
There are, however one or two suggestions
on the subject which we desire TO offer. In
the drst place the sum OF two hundred thou.
sand dollars will not bo enough to complete
II. An expenditure OF at least one hundred
and 1ity thousand dollars additional will bo
required. As tho great objection 10 the bill
prepared by the committee will undoub ubtcdIy
DO that II would bo only the entering wedge
10 very large disbursement, we would sug-
gest that olause DO inserted In the bill pro
vldlug that Congress shall not be asked for
any moro money for tho work, and that II
shall be paid only when the States have
made appropriations for the same purpose.
Tho State OF New York has appropriated
ton thousand dollars for this object, 70 be
paid when other States have appropriated q
sum sufficient TO begin work, and Instructed
tho Governor to Inform the Governors OF The
other States aud Territories Of tho fact,
Whether he hAS dono so or not wo cahnol
tell, but II Congress would make generous
appropriation upon some such conditions as
theae Ii IA almost absolutely certain that we
should have the Washington monument COM
ploted by the centennial anniversary OF inde-
pondeneo.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

The PRESENT PLEA Of tho Democracy that
Grcclcy was sprung" upon the convention,
aud that his nomination was q surprise TO
the party does not comport well with the
fact that several days prior to the meeting Of
the convention at Cincinnati a delegation
uom the city Of New York formally waited
upon the leading Democrats In Congress,
stating that II was already decided that
Greeley should have the lrst place on the
ticket, that there was no doubt Of his noml.
nation, and Il only remained for the Dcmoc-
racy to determine who should be the randi-
date for the second place. Therefore We arc
driven TO infer that those Democrats who
now desert poor Horace, In this the hour Of
bis sorest need, upon the plea that he was
not the man they had expected would be
their standard bearer, must either be ex-
tremely ignorant OF the inside workings Of
their own party, or they have egregiously de-
coivcd the over couhdlng sage OF Chappaiua
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16


To Mr.. WILLIAM HENRT HULBERT, OF the
New York World, we are indebted for very
interesting and instructive lecture on THE
Present and Future OF Mexico" II will,
among Americans, cause ripple Of laugh
ter to be told, as Mr.. Hubert tells US, that
the MeXicans, instead Of looking upon the
Yankee who strays down there as q sort
Of evangelist regard him rs au outside
barbarian, Infinitely below them, whom they
would like to elevate 10 their own high stand
ard Of excellence and perfection. Juarez Is
pure ludlan, for whom Mr.. Hubert Rp-
pears to have soft place In his affections,
lie impressed him as being "a man Of strong
will aud solid Intellectual culture" which
considering Mr.. Hulbert's high standard, /;
quite compliment. Mr.. Hubert assures Vi
that the mines of Mexico are IN more mythlca
than anything else, but that 1t is a splendid
agricultural country, whose acquIsitlon BY
the United States would be exceedingly de.
slrable.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16
-HSTTc,,crT lNSNuE ApuInsrRlnoS.

C0NEEC Ci1CUT ANDQlE ADnlNIsThAIiON'
There is a dlspositlofslu certain quarters
In the press and among the politicians 70
regard General Havley's defeat 10 Conneeu-
cut a. a defeat for lbo ADMINISTRATION ana .
triumph for the Liberal Republicsns' Tue
Tribune, for instance, says
"Thers was sOme premonitlon Of thn At vhe
time on the Republican caucus, when the LAD
erai Repuhiloans refused TO meet with the Nd
minlstrstlon rnembers and allowed the latter
70 nominate the candidate des,Enaten y WsSn.
nc Liberal Republicans and tho Democrats
under All sorts OF restraints and disadvantages,
have acted together, and the Grant mon can
devots the rest Of the season TO reoctlors on the
resulL"
Now, the above assertion Ia one OF two
lhlngs-hrst the result Of wlllful ignorance,
or second, gross perycrsion OF fact The
Administration took no part whatcvur In the
Connecticut senatorial contest. II had no
more 10 do with II than the Khan OF Tartary.
At least portion Of the gentlemen who op'
posed Gen. Hawiey were not Liberal Repub'
licans, but on the contrary, are, II oflico-hold'
ing be badge Of "Grantism," as u is called,
Grant mon. Among the seventeen boiling
Republicans who made coalition With tho
Democracy 70 elect senator Ferry are, II We
are not mistaken, four federal oiiice-h holders.
In fact, the principal opponent Of the ''eau'
dldato designated by Washington" Is q fede'
raj postmaster aud editor Of q newspaper,
The positions which the others hold, We ART
not at present able 10 say exactly.
"A we said, the Administration In no way
took act or part In tho contest the fribuai
knowA that n did not and We are Rstonlshes
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

FRoM the Democratic convention Of the
State Of New York, at Rochester yesterday,
we have Thomas Kinsella as permanent
chairman, and set Of resolutions squirting
at Cincinnati aud lis nominations.
From the Republican convention Of the
same State, at Elmira, we have a generous
aud hearty indonemeut Of the Admlnistra.
Tim
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16
Clark, Kimmell 4 NOr0eet,
Real Estate Agents,
No. 6O1 Louisiana Avenue,

..
propsrtgi
IWOIhrOh1 AND BACK BUILDING FRAMH
n lIou ps corner of To IN strest saat ahd south
OaIoina ayeuue sia Iooins Gaa porch, picktt fsnre
IN froa,, oloaeta In al ths nfaiDed doors wood
shed, Ac. PFios ti0oI eaD cash, baiaaos 80 psf
"A BRICK HOUBE, ON CORNER OF BHUOND
street east and street asuth-iourtesn rooms
Ess@, .,lesS Ps,Tls,, slate 3.s, 2, water "A s.s
A rHRE.sroRv kNo BAsEnEsr BRick
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

From shilington, corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Four-and-A-hAlf street, we re-
celyed memoirs Of a Physician" by AlOxan-
der Dumas. T. b. Peterson & Brothers, pub
fishers, Philadelphia, Pa.
From same we have received "Who Shall
be Victor" sequel 10 the "Canceled Win,
by Miss Eliza A. Dupuy. 7. B. Peterson &
Bros, publishers.
Also from same, ~ WOnIan's Experience
In Europe" by Mrs. K. d. Wallace. D. Ap-
pleton a. Co., publishers, New York city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

In ANOTHER COLUMN We print an lmpor-
tant and interesting letter from Judge STAN
ley Matthews, who temporarily pre-
sided over the Cincinnati convention, TO u
gentleman In thIs city, In which he with
draws the attack that he made upon the Ad-
mlnlstTatlon in his address To the conyeu-
ton; and, not only that but ropudlates tho
entire Cincinnati movement. lie says that
the general corruption Of our political llfc''
70 which ho alluded "hAd Its latest aud best
Illustration" at Clnclnnatl-whlch is rather
severe upon the reformers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

Mas. GRASTs Tuesday attern son rocep-
tions have been iscontinucd. There will be
no public reception to-mor row.
Mus. GOVERNOR COOKE will receive on
tuesdays from . ill o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16

THE Cleveland (ohlo) AnSeigsr, German
daily, compliments its nHmesake, the Wash
iugton Anieiger, Rs follows: at Is the most
positive and decided German Grant paper
In the United States"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-16
DRoPosAIs TOR WATER TRANsPoRrA
TtOf.
DlroI ouAaTsRaASIIR's oIIIgE,l

TINTED STATES PATKNT oFFIuK.
" WAguNGrIr, D. o., MAJ II, IsIa.
On The petition Of faArcIa N. SwEGI, q Newark.
Ns- Jsrssi., praIins ier tbs sItsasion Of q patsut
Improvement IN Bracelets -
IIs ord red that The ts.rnopy In ,k. -.-. b. 81
oa the 3Jth dI Of Ju'y nsIt that tho time Tor hling
ArGumsnts Ani The klAminot's report 10 h,ulied 70
the 9th day Of uanst hH1t ard that said retiilon be
heard on the itth day Of August nsIt.
Any Psrsou msy oypesg this sIleasiou.
mytg-rh3H N. n LHGGIcT'T, q Clnfnlssioner 4.
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Auction Sales.
BEdHain .sl. & y. ~! q .:l :;:.

~ luuls northHNAf eafntN m Hsnth ena ~ auseN-
.By yly,us Q, . dssd Of ru,i, a.,sd on lhs -
foiis tIS sSs II lhs lssd rso1rll ~ wsihineteh
paFiy 3soufed thereby, Nin eheg " sale by pube
ipelisr, On TUEsDAt, The 9tith dal q Mgi lsIl
9 II ard III n the recorded subdivision Of otig nal
tnts No. ls, te H. u and n. In square Nc az This
property L IN an lmproyina locality aud aharda an en
osllsnt eRpe.,unitl ior inves,ps!e =,
TERhB OF SALE Ops third cash on each lot
~ y: s.l,sss K s1s. s,%.S q ~ tel. = :.
secuted ~ nat.s ,sd DEED u trust oa ihe property
ard 81 cost Of purchaser ~ pufoha.et
The trusfea the right 10 ressl Al or elihsr
o'ths lots u tbs terms sre not oomplsd With 70 NJ
0>'' -'''' wv M p oAIInN, Trpa,ss.
mSis sOdAds oRpEH a WILLIAMS, Acct.
ny LATIMER n QI.BARx,
ID Auotioneers and Real Estats Broksr.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and hleveuh stree
Star 0nos BuildinG.
ExRouToRs SALE oV HOUSEHOLD FURNi
By order o. The auprsms Court fQI The nIstfict Q
Columbia, shall ssll on MONDAY MORNING., Ms
10, oo1anenolna Al To o'elook, Al reaidenoe o.
Third strset vest near street south, small assor
msnt on furuitgfg, eonsistinG In part Of
n. o. Parlor furnl.uye,
Utrpeta. nureaue, Mardrobea,
Uhalrs, Tables, CrooksFyware,
Kitchen Regulates, Ae., 40. -. =.
hAMUbiI NORhEN1a E1seutor.
mJis LATihER A OLEARf, Aucts'
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ss-"Undsr the provisions Of the act o. Cos

ss-"Uader the provisions Of the aet Of oea
src~ approved February ~, 1874, Territorial
Gorsruaent was organised In the District Of
ColumbIa. Its results have thus lar fuilI real
lEed the expectation. Of its advocates. Uader
the direction Of the Territorial onicers, aaJutsm
ofimprovemehta has been iHsuEurstsd, bJ means
Of which wsshIHgtoa Is rapidly becoming city
worthy Of the nstIoR's capital. The citizens Of
N. District having JoiuntarilJ taxed them
selves to q large amount for the purpose Of con-
trIbutins 10 the adornment Of the seat Of GOr.
srnmsut, I recommend liberal appropriation on
the part Of Congress, In order that the Govern
ment mar bear Its Just share Of the expense ol
eaTrylns out q ladieioua system Of Improve
pents, s,"-PpesideI Granrs Menace.