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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
AFULL DRAWING CERTAIN
$500, 900 inBank to Pay Gifts.
Iu THOUSAND CASH sHIs Pnu IN Full
. L OO,OOO for only Q O.

ENOUGH Of the TO- 90 cts Is.usd for the Tunp
% Kentucky. having beep sold TO insure full draw
Ing, and the wish having been universally pressed
tnni the ioogo cash SftH offered should Sc drawn In
full and rad IN full without any scaling down, ~
heretofore, the management. With tho ncurrence
Of the trustees, have determined 10 allow nipety
days more for he sale Of the mnant OF Tickets
lett on hand The concert and distribution AdyS-
tsed for April u therefore postponed 70 Tuesday,
July q isiS, on which day, and no other, they will
Library Hall, Loulsyille, Ky. -
~ s,sna SonS PC, ,he Ie9winS fish g ~
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FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
U. 8. ARsENAL, PnEsyILLE, Mo-

U. 8. ARsEEAI, PREsyIILE, Mp,l
Sealed pTpposAls, In duplicate, with COPY Of thi7
Adygrttseuleht attached " each viii be received
supplying this arsenal with the following quatter
mistes stores from the lat OF July, 1873, until the
auth day of June, 1874;
1gk cOrda Of Hard Wood.
.72O pounds Of Rye Straw, -,.-,.,
The Above stores 10 u to inspection on de
livery u thia srsenAL Wood tobe sound LneEchAnt
able dry and froe from small or crooked limbs and
best duality, clean and securely bAled.
or Straw a. the case may DO and Addressed 10 the
pndsrsEnSd, from whom further iAt9gnst9p, car
SsSssiP, 8. J. (. aud 4. A. O. a., In charge q Flies
vile Arsenal, myO
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D RoPosAIs FOR FURI..
6TnoE uTrRsIEsBEs y .sn pES: I, GLEsE


oFrIoE or suPERIETESpEHr AND DIsB. OLEhK,l
:. Posi- OFIIck DEPARTMENT, 7
WARRINGTON, d, O., May II, ls11
Sealed proposals. will b. reoeiyed ~ this ONCE
ioT fsrnsSins asH iOf he Po.s Once b 5
For the delivery and storage Of 6 tons O.StO
q baltimore Vein White Ash Anthracite Furnace
For. the delivery and storage Of 80 tons Ia,sio
Ash Anthracite ksr{. Hile for CRATES,
All the above coal TO be thoroughly screened and
free from slate, and delivered within SIXTY days
y.ais "a the pspsrt%snt before the PARTY furnish
Also, is cords Of the best osl Wood. we'll sea.
anped and sound. and ~ cords 81 beat quality well
se4sonsd and SOUND Pine Weed.
date % the contract, 70 be corded attic Department
building a. may be desired
The wholeto be weighed or measured by tho In
spector appointed under the act Of Congress OF
Average samples Of the Coal 10 be contracted for
must accompany each bid.
Bldsfor the different articles will be opened In
the Once Of the superintendent In the presence Of
snch bidders Is may ehooseto attend the ID day Of
The Department reserves the right to reject all or
any portion OF the bids received. u deemed for the
intefpst Of the Department so 70 do,
ssa e aTs SG GE Tie Zen az
| AFTER the award Is made
! Satisfsotory certificates from the shippers must
be shown tho buperintendent. certifying that the
Goal delivered 10 them he contractors) " the kind
required by the pepar'PSs a. 5. cHESowETH.
| DEPARTMENT myiaMA~
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IN TnEsUPREMECou OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA.

sS7, Equity. Docket IL
JaInea q, Payne trustee In this 0suse, having re
ported the sale OF Lot ~ In square blt, WITH the Up
Nib day Of May, A. ~, lsIs, ordered that the sAid
sale viii b hnaily ratified end connrmed, unless
Ohiecllon thereto 10 hed In tn court on or befQro
tine 10th day Of June next Provided, copy OF his
order DO pnblishsd IN s0me newspaper printed IN
successive weeks prior to the said date, ,vy,,p
birns eopSSTesti r. j. MEIas, Clerk,
byL, y Williams, Assistant Clerk. myps rhsw
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TTNITED STATES PATENT oFFioE, ),

On the petition Of fERpRAsD pHILLIpPE EDou.
AID oARRE. n h Pierre. Les Nemouru. franeel
PRAYING for the extension oil patent granted
10 him on the "a day OF October ls1 and reissued
In two divisions on the 18th day OF February, 1913
gust lehA; ..- =, A., - :, .
eiosed on the ath day uf July nblt; that the ups
fur niinR arguments aud the Examiners report be
limited 10 inc sth day OF August ne1 aud that said
petition be heard on the 18th day Of August next
Any person may oRP9ss aaii sEieP na1@m,..opsr
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s EN- ECA TON E.

The Maryland Freestone M. and M. Com
pany is now ready to receive orders for STONE,
either sawed or rough dimension.
Send orders to Company's office,
CORNER AND IwEHTYEIoHTH STREETS, ROCK CREEK.
G. w. HAYDEN
m,9eu IsRIaIpINT.
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pRoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.

NAVY PAY OFFIcE,l
WARRINGTON, ID, O., June G. lsia !
Sealed proposals, 10 be indorned proposals." will
be receiyrd A this Office nnul ~ p the l2th day o.
June, 1873, for the below described Coal ~ be dey
cred Tree Of expense 70 the Government at the fol-
'0"'ls BUREAU BliRi Y Stem ENGINEERING.
100 tons Napbsrlsnd Coal, Navy Yard, Ports
l.OCo tons cumberland Coal, Navy Yard. Boston.
1000 tons Cumberland Goal. ssvy Yard. Norfolk.
SOOS tons Cumberland Goal, SAsy Yard. wSAbins'
Al TO DO o. the very best quality Cumberland Coal
The contractor 10 ray The coat % Inspecting the
coal delivered ~ the Washington Navy Yard. =,
BIDDER , mus, state r ,5er bids the time within
Responsible security wnl be required for Id
BLINK forms for b ds TO be bad At this once.
The right N reserved to reject any bid not cOpsid
The above coal u TO DO delivered on the whAIyoi
At the several Navy Yards, into carts provided By
tho aoyernment aud will DO paid for according L
q. v. THORNTON,
les Pay Inspector, u, T. N
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PROPOSALS.
5SE EESAhS IA "a sy
23eeffPbhfilS SS4 AS2B 81 ESR.EErrPYSgSSk AU OF
" NJ AZ sgSyI ,.Is

EQUIPMENT AND REoRUITfEo.
Dvpr.ySy EsyIrSzs5S sSp sassylIsso.
navy Tor lhs 'esi yssr ending June ~ Ia %p s.
SeSeved At n, puTSsg until K o'clock NJ q The
q The bureau q E9uiPmspt and Reerqlting., Sayy
nepArtment. W,,hinston," and must BE- indorsed
may DO disiinsdlshsd FROM ordinary business III
ia, par.; siisgJ ~ .s5ps. q ..ssyai ysrs. ri
s,,N, assr ~ 20 Z Es,s sqsh Ssse''d
p9sS Ma Or sgss Sss.s s s ss
% siSasr syins ,as forms q proposa q susTsn
zee And % ssr M 81 e ss Irn'sd
q shs rsspss,ys Ssyy fsSs. md tSOss q al he
mn = 81 ss: Yard sP a. q.
% sa %sy G1 II aS .sS. SS s
sppicsiion for any q the classes q i6Sss JSrds.
The ntoposala must be for he whole Of elses
whole Glass should the Interest o. The doysrnmsn,
require u before the execution OF the eontract All
pS 3 ss%rs. must e made e he co%&sndsR R
Of The respective yards. -,
a., Ss.s -. d,si,r. q. q Trss.s.isrs,. ~ arc
s y ihtssns R.1d %Ss' for
the district In which they reside,
make. The lowest BID aud siyes he guarantee re-
quired by law. the NAVY Department. however, re-
tsrying the right TO reject the lowest bid. or am
to the interest q the ooyernment
approved Adrch 3 lsa, ne osr n Any p,rsoa rho.
prlsegdi ,arsy. hs' not sd any Pririou' conirac
suretiss In The full amount will be required TO
ssSs f Hs q navy %a.
wsssd fs ,s snSnn ~ S nn nv WI be
irsots shsi Ssss been ocmpis,sd. end eisissy per
esntnm q ne e., smount o. Zach III, approved tn
icsiFisied in Tie eop,rsc,, o. II none l. specinsd,
by he Paymaater Of the station nearest the Yard
where the goods are delivered within ten days After
the warrant for the same shall have been pasaed by
the Secretary OF the Trrasury.
The olAsses Of thia Burean are numbered and
designated as foilowsi
No. J. Flax Canvas, &C, No. u. Leather.
No. Cotton Canvas, &c mo. IA Soap and Talloy
No. .. Cotton Hammock, NO. IT, ON.hides for kope
Bag and Cot stun, mo. 10, Brushes.
No 4 Iron and steel 80. Ia Ship Chandlery
Ne pslfy Iron 10 Tstsnd Tar OIL
No u Chain Iron. NO. 10 Dry Qoods
No q Hardware, mo. q, Flfewood
No Cooking Utensils. No. u, Sand.
| No ii. Tin and Zinc.
The folloving are the glasses. By the numbers,
required at the re'peFsitiTTfT ppsSyy yards
Noe " = ID "a ohh.nsLffsrows
Noe. a. g. 70. a. Ii,Ism,,
soa. &. 10. IL. q, q.
PHILADELPHIA.
| % W. ~ NORFOLK
Nos. s. Lss. u, Is, 10, u, is, 10. %. y.
| WASHINGTON,
Nos. tsGLas nBw,i7. "a mJa
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ID RoPosAIs FOR MATERIALS.

- Dgs..g ., s E.sS S ssS Ssss:.'
Sealed proposal. iee s.ss s. Ms' ..R.f.
aor.ed "trop9s.s Tor Glass No ln.ms fSe cl.s. ioI
Sn a%i q s ss
q June q sheh hour " opening q the bids VII
ys asY Ike
and alteles embraced in printed sehelules, which.
SO BY mail. 90 requested 70 persons desirihs 70
Ss S q Ss
ylrds The elssses Tor tue yards under their com
Tss si.s;ss q MS bufesu are Numbered and des:
6 6Rs Il. BP ssi Ne &Sos N; as p me
ssn e sns 1sPIIes 10 S IRs sI Pa Ia
stes III u EisSi Ne fsipss on ana Sls; \
asr. IA a. GSsfSSai; 10. ., BslanS. PsskinsS ana
ron GosS. hPlss aS No y. xussf.i VI 81. Cor:
&C; No. 4 PtOyslons: No dfoceEiss; No: DTY
SS s.G' ~ - s.!ni s Sii; eiss. g: SS T. S$
required al the respective navy yards Al naval
sos =. n, u K Il Z, Z. Il, n q, L
CHARLRBTOwN, MASS.
q. X" LaHsIs"n.iiis iS H. Is ~ a. a. n
ss. ..4.IHsHSSGPGE H aEs XIX liza 81. 81. q.
PHILApELPHIA. PA.
Nos iLFhaJEK 4 Isi z PA.
Nj Asst ss2ESn. PmLApEIPuIA. PA.
Nos i'Aa%SSsSshhssSshifJab bSS m
Nos. L2kSaL al ~ ~ y, u.
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DRoPosALs FOR DREDGING.

UHIrEp STATES EN0ISEER OFFioE,l
ARMI BUILDING, HOUSTON AND 0nEMHf sra, I
NEw YoHH, May ~ lna
Sealed propossls for Dredgtns the Bar a hpther-
ford Park, on the PAssAc river, N. j., VIII be re-
oeiyed until noon Of June II. ls.a
For further Information APplH e nv x9 ineS
Lieutenant Colonel Engineer, Brevet Major Ger
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DRoPOaALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OfTIuE A. y b.,
PosT or RAMON, n, o., May ", laH =.
BeAled proposA' in duplicate, viii be IeoenveqaN
this oheeuutil u m, June 10, lsA Tor iuI nlshilf
the freah d ef required bN the Sphaistehee Rsl4Lt
the siL months pommenelR July leaA lhi2I
psusn * 70 s9RdSS T SSh Sn 70 Sssi
'''." w X a, HOWELL
myig lat LsnL. ~ Arullrry 80
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.i We ~ h,ar ~ john II WI
CathArine Dononoo, sod seyentesn years and ten
months. MAY sne rest In pencc.
DuNBAR-In oeorg.town, on Friday morning,
Mas ELJEABErH DuHnAh' In the sixty ninth year
The funeral viii take place from her. late resi-.
morning, al % oclooh. The rslatiyts and frienua
OF the family ste respectfully invited TO attend.
VAN YLECk.-Qn Friday evening, June q, sIa
MARY W., infant daughter OF Vim. and hmiy y.
Van Week, aged siN months.
akn NILlNp, In The twenty eighth year o. his .le.
ms funeral will take place on Tuesday nfIer.
noon, n 30 O'Clock, from his late res denoe, HIS
Twentieth street northwest Friends OF the family
and membsrs Of Hlbernian Society Ne. !. are re-
ROBINSON On the sth instant, at 10 Is q. m 4,
after long aud painful Illness which he bore with
great and Christian patience, JANIS H. RoBINsor,
% Indiana, ased thirty ave years and twelve days.
Hsleayea beloycd widow aud daughter, and nu-
merous Other relatives, 10 mourn their irreparaole
His funeral viii take place this sfternoou, at IN
O'Clock, from the residence Of his fatherLn,iav.
M: Amen Day.la ~; q Mss,aegusetts sye ven
vitsd 70 attepd the funeral WITHOUT further notice
lind annapolis papers please copy.l
FREEMAN,-Juht 9, ts7e, RoBERr TANEEn FREK
MAN, NJ. d., aged thirty years eight months aud ali
iis friends and those Of the family arr, respect
afternoon, ats O'Clock. His remains will be rested
In Union bethel A. y. ~ church. on NJ street, be
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
wALKER.-Qn sabbath morning, ats O'Clock, At
her reside lce, Mrs. lzAhJiLA WALEEh, aged eighty
Tbs iupersl viii take rl.ce from her. late resi.
noon, 81 $40 O'Clock.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oEEIcEI =

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u wAsHsoros p, O., May o, ls7S
On the petition OF ALVIN q. MASON, OF Chicago,
Illinois, praying for the extension Of q patent
Granted 70 hhn on the 9Th day OF september, lsie,
Joints al Clothes Pima
I'd h ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the bh day Of August next that the time
for hlInE arguments aud tho ExAminer'a report be
limited 70 the 10th day Of August next and that said
petition be heard on the 10th day OF August next,
Any person nIy oppose this eItenAion.
je6Thsw 81. b, LE0uETT, Commissioner.
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DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OTFIcE or A. @. g.,
WATERFOWL ARSENAL, MAEz., May %. Is7A (
Sealed propoaaln in duplicate will be rccslyed q
for furnishny the fTeeh Beef required by the Sub
Elatenoe DepAftment u, X. A. At this station. from
July 10 December u, ts7A
Information as to conditions. quality o. beef pay
q. r. MICHAELIs.
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ID RoPosAIs FOR FRESH BREF.
RoposAIs ron FRRsH pRKF.

FRAHKToRD ARSENAL, oIIIGE A. G, 81
PHILADhLPHIA. IA May 10, lu1J !
Sealed proposals. In dupioate viii DO received al
the Fresh Beef required by the bubsislepoe De
,Tms1s ~ ~ INV S hsa,
As 70 conditions, quality ~ beei payments, he,
U.s. ~ - WILLIAM PRINoR,
myiH First I Lieutenant Ordnance. "A. d. r.
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SU- Gseds delivered free Of all charges.
~ The above are New York prteos-
IL Piuts Of the above Wines extra ~,
esin, per ease, except krus & Co., which !.
hiw TIME PURCHASES must be sIs.ed b,
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DRoPOsALs Fur FRESH BEEF.

orEIcE OF AerR9 ooM'RY OF syBsIsrEseE,l
WEsr Pomr, N, X, May TO- laiA =.
~. on the loth day Of june, le7a, for all he fEth
aistenes DEPARTMENT at this Post during the hscA
year ending June ", lslt
j. Nj. MARSHALL.
myis First Lieut. Fourth Artillery, a, =. \.
ID ROPOSAIS FOR EXTENSION OF BREAK
i WATER AT PLATTSBURd, n, Y,
UNITED STATES ESqtsEEROifioE,l
AMY BUILpIso, HoysTos AND uakEsh sIs.,
NV loEK, May H. 1914
Sealed proposals will be received until noon Of
pns y, Ml9, Tor the extension OF the BroahNaitrh
this ofiico JOHN NEWTON,
myI5 1t Ool Engineers. Byt Major aenersl.
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YRoPosGLs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFTfcA or THE A. G. S.
FoRT PREnLE. Nv, May II, ls12 I
Sealed propo.als In dnplicate Will be received q
this Once until II June auth, lsla, for furnlAh
ing the fresh Beef required by the Subsistence De
Tartment. United States Army. a. this Post during
a. 10 eOndtionp, quality Of Beef, payments, Sc.,
can be obtained by Application TO =, $500,
First Lieutenant 9Th Artillery A C''S
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THOMAS RUSSELL,
SOLE DIRECT IMPORTER
Fine Wines, Liquors, and
Segars,


u wAsHnoTor, ID. O., June s. ls7a
Conn, praying for the extension OF q patent
Eranted 10 him on the 9Th day % beIasmbsr. Use.
proyement In Machlnea for Making Paper Boxes;
II u ordered that the testimony In the case be
fs- nling arEumrnts aud the ELAniners report Be
petition be heard on the Oth day Of August next.
Any person may opp92,s this s1 -. 49,,
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WAAHRaroN. b. o., May 81. ISIS.
On the petition q DANIEL bopaE, q kee.eyille,
70 him on the 9th day Of Auguat. is5a. for an I'm
DrnVeuent IN Matt Machines;
III Il ordered that the testimony In the case DO
closed on tho lsth day Of July nsKt; that the time
Tor illnE arguments and the Examiners report be
limited To the uh day OF August next and that said
petition he heard on the 18th day Of August next.
bSESon m1S ~ sdf uo@mI..ion.r
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND. SIS.
Upon the foregoing application by Nathan Webb
Attorney of the United States of America it having
been satisfactorily made to appear to me that the
s7il applicant is duly authorized agent of sail
Unitel States to ma the sarne and that the mat
tiers of fact therein set forth true and that 1t
tains description of the lands proposed
be purchased by the United States for the erection of
fort and battery, together with the names of all
known or suppose ow ers of said lands, it is ~
Ordered, That notice of said application be given
TO all per ons interested in the lands therein de-
scribed, and especially to Benjamin B. Dyer therein
named as supposed owner, requiring them to come
forward in the Supreme Judicial Court IN Portland
in the County of Cumberland, on Tuesday the eighth
day of April, A. d. 1873 being-tbe second Tuesday
Of April next at Il o'clock in The forenoon, and file
their objections If any they have. to tb proposed pnr
chase by the said United States ofsaid scr bed lands
by publication of true and attes ed copy of the
same application and of this order thereon, in
each week for the space If four months in the Port
land Daily Press, a newspaper published in Portland
be at least week before said eighth date Of April
Dated at Portland in the County Of Cumberland
the tbirtieth day of October, a. D. 1872.
- c.. w. WALTON, 2iIais
Justice of the Supreme judicial Court of Maine
=. A true copy of application and order Of Court
thereon. ~
Attest:
DIV. FEsSENDEN. Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06

How YARMOUTH IS LIoNIzED IN WASH
INaroN.-With all his consummate villainy,
Warmoth IL man of brains, of tact, of good
breeding, and of remarkable personal mag
netism. He has been catalogued as tho
handsoinest man in Washington by moro
t,an million ladies ever since his arrival
here. Instead OF being Stunned, he has been
courted. he is lion. Knowing how to
make the most of his personal attractions,
shrewd enough to conceal his inorlin tie van
ity, he has made his stay here a continual
ovation. In the lobbies of the capitol he is
always the center of crowd. Perhaps they
are not admire.s in their soul, but externally
they are, aud it answers the same purpose.
He has joke and O retort for the senator,
the Congressman and the layman. He speaks
OF the chaos that crushes louisiana as my
little affair down there" and to his laugh
there is always responsive laugh. In the
h1llroom, which he affec's, he Is still the CEN
ter of circle. The wives and the daughters
of the cong essmen initiate the ap.ng ex-
ample of their husbands and their fathers
and who can blame them? ''How charm
ing and handsome he is. to oe sure; and SO
wicked besides is the formula when
ever Warmoth is the topic. The fact of the
wckedness seems to higbten the fascination.
His history serves the purpose of the 'miG-
uy, petoTt WuOin all youiiS CtNlidus udNC "
make way in Washington society. To be
presented to WarMoth, in proper style, is as
great an event in the history Of young lady
as to be presented to the president, and II he
smiles and shows signs Of being unusually
interested, oh heavens, what blissl All this
may be perfectly natural and in full accord
with the way OF the world. But it Is the GER
tain sign of social decentralization that 10
not pleasant to contemplate. This man has
been consigned to infainy by every honest
man and press in the land. 1t is hard to be-
leve that they do not mean what they say.
It is certain that it is the proper thing to do,
whether they mean it or not. But that fact,
instead of shutting the recipient of these
stringent, well-earned epithets out of the
houses and the courtesles of responsibility,
seems only TO have thrown halo around his
person, In the midst Of which he walks, ex-
acting homagc.-Letter to Troy Tines
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND. S.: WV,
Upon the foregoing application by Nathan We1p,
Attorney OF the Jui.e ell States OF America II havng
been satisfactorily made to appear to me, that tne
said applicant is duly authorized agent OF the SAID
United States TO make the same, and that the mat
tiers of fact therein forth are true and that itcpn
tans an accurate cscrion of the lands proposed to
he purchased by the United States for the erection OF
a fort and battery together with the names OF all
known or supposed owners of said lands, it is Irl
Ordersd. that notice of said application be given to
all persons interested in the lands the elm describe
and especially TO George G. Thompson, therein
named as supposed owner, requiring them to come
forward in the Supreme Judicial Court In Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, on Tuesday, the eighth
day of April A. D. 1873, being the second Tuesday of
April next eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, and file
their objections, if any they have, tc the proposed
purchase by the said United States of said described
lands, by publication of true and attestcd copy of
the same application and of this order thereon once
in each week for the space Of four months in the Port
land Daily Press newspaper published IN Portland,
nearest where said land lea the last publication to
be atleast week before said eighth day of Agri
Dated at Portland, in the County Of Cumberland,
the thirtieth day Of October, A. d. 1872.
' ~ = = ~ G. w. WALTON
,Justice of tie Supreme Judicial Court Of Maine.
true copy of application and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest: r,rccu>-nrN fuo,,,
,r - - oawW4mt aps
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06

A distinguished Philadelphia physician eats
two raw apples every night before retiring
He's not one of your superficial Galens; he
goes TO the very core.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06

Litchfeld, Conn.,, cl aims among Its resi-
dents centenarian that was at one time in
more intimate relations with George Wash
ington than any of the numerous nurses and
body servants who have been dying off for the
last fifty years. It says that it has the iden-
tical bedbug which slept with the General
when he stopped there over night.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06

The Chicago Journal, having heard that
Anna Dickinson's brother said that she was
going to marry Whitelaw Reid, adds in cor
roboration thereof that Whitelaw Reid's sis
ter says he is going to marry Anna Dickin-
son. These explanations are entirely proper.
If there is anything despicable in an affair
Of this kind, 1t is for members Of the family
to be mealy-mouthed about 1t. Whitelaw
was last quoted as about to marry Kate Field.
What wretch he must be thus to trife with
the affections Of these confiding maidcns
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06

Some ass wrote an anonymous letter to
Judge Poland last week, charging him
with ''going easy on certain Congrsssmen
because they were Ma ons. Considering that
he is about the only old-iashioned, hard-shell
anti-Mason left over in Congress, the Judge
thil this decidedly funny. Springfield Re-
publican.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06

Some of the guileless farmers Of Vermont
are raising bears and making very good
thing Of it. The State pays bounty Of SIS
on every one killed, and a Rutland man late
ly ''realized' from the sale of meat, hide and
grease and from the bounty the sum of 500
from single bear, and raised the animal him
self, too. The State is uuintentionally en-
couraging new branch of stock raising.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06

A Tennessee belle lately punished sutor
whs sought to gain her hand through false as
persion of his rival, by going with him to the
altar, and then responding ''no'' at the most
critical moment, ard completing the mar
rage ceremony with the calnmniated one.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06

A resident of Congersville, Tenn, has se.
cured an extended series of obituary notices
by drinking eight glasses of whiskcy within
an hsur.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06

n FRANKLIN b GUWEN,, ~
Philadelphia, February 5th, 1s7t. kb2;ll2t
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06

Mr.. Llpshut Of New Orleans, is writing
long communications to the. local papers. We
suppose il his name was Lipopen, be would
stand on the corners and highways and tell
his grievances Instead of writing them.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-06

Why then dost thou, man, that Of them an,
Art Loid. and exc Of nature soveraine,
Wilfully make tlyself wretched thrall,
And waste thy Joyous hours in needless paine,
Seeking for daung, and adventures vaine?
What boots 1t all to haus and nothing use?
--SDeDseY.