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MORAL GRAHhElSM,
II PROF. WILLIAM MATTHEW'S, OF TIE UNIVERSITY
+ OF CHICAGO.

~ PROF. WILLIAM MATTHEW'S, OF TIE uS1yEEs1r,
+ or CHICAGO.
| Many readers OF IRE T1fBrSz remember DR.
| Sylvester Graham the great ongsnttor mud OK.
| FOUNDER OF tho
BRAN-RREAD SYSTEM OF DIET
| and his theories They remember how eloorent-
| ~ ho iu7eighcd against the consumption OF AMI
nal food, and how he startled all tho old ladies',
both male and female throughout the leuett,
and breadth OF tho land, By telling them that
tea was q SLOW poison, which would infallibly
shorten their lives. It is Eaid that one venerable
old lady, who had entered upon her o2d year,
abandoned with horror the delicious beverage. re-
solved never to touch 4s the pzen" again. lest she
should not live out half OF her davs.
Many: was the stout FalstaR that pined awey to
skeleton under tho Graham regimen. Rob,1s-
tious, corpnlent fellows,-perfect Daniel LAM
berts in ponderosity, y,-who had uundled along
a mountain Of flesh before trying pea~soup
diet, were suddenly reduced so thin as hardly to
have weight enough to turn money-scale. or
opaquenoss to cast shadow. Horace Greeley
came near being reduced to q t' dried heats
tongue, mere dagger OF lath," or second Calvin
Edison. By tho experiment.. At one time. Gra-
ham had eome 5000 or more decirles in this
eouAtA3t hAo uVb oAp NcIo tIt 6NOlu lDeH u
beef, pork, and mutton, but denounced Mocha
and old Government Java, sco1ned even DR..
PARIS compromise concerning tea,--" non pos
sum tecum vivicrc, nee sine te."-and dccl11ed,
with Hood, that,
II vino is poison, go is tea,
= Only III another shape;
What Ela:ter II ore die
by canister or grape?
BY 1ong-Eearcbing. Graham might NOW, If
alive, muster baKer's dozen Of followers; but
probably. il the wero marshaled, be would e1-
CLAIM, with Falstaff, "Ill not march through
Coventry with them, that's fat. Nay, and the
villains march vide betnixt the legs as If they |
had gyTas on.'
Now, just as there are Grahamitas who think |
that, because they are virtuous, there shall be !
' no mora Gales aud ale,"-living skeletons, |
, 1874-04-19

K1Lv1SE1EG LODGE, no. 3l1.-Rcsu'ar commit
ncaton 1T Cornthlan Hail. I57 East Kinzie Thurs
&ay. Evenas, April .. Work a oa tbs 4; II. np9.eo.
, 1874-04-19

Ban francisco has been visited with what the
t5ufetin aptly designates ia curious and bloody
epidemic" " such as occasionally breaks out in all
large cities and leaves CORY track behind it IN
newspaper itcms and speculative articles. The
epidemic commenced with highly dramatic
suicide By young artist engaged in d desperate
iove-affalr, from honorcbly terminating which
ho was prevented bY poverty. The mania
spreading, it has carried OF three or four victims
daily by murder and suicide, and generally by
both together. The most curious and suggestive
points Of tho present epidemic are that tho mur-
dcrcrs, suicides, and double murderers arc Young
men; that practical Joking has played an i'm
portant part as m incentiye; the fre-
qucncy Of dual crime, and the still more
striking circumstance that tho epidemic is con-
fined to an area OF q few blocks just as would
be the case with IN epidemic Of cholera or s,nall-
po1 in its earlier stages. There can he no doubt
OF the infectiousncss Of the disorder through
the medium OF suggestion. The killing of one
man is hint to MI other men, and, though tho
circumstances OF the case heard OF, or read in
newspaper, may be entirely forgotten. they un-
consciously influence the thoughts of the reader.
Dr.. Brown-Sequard, in his recent admirable Iec-
lures on physiology, has clearly shown the intiu-
once Of imagination upon the body, which ac-
counts for many Of the morbid phenomena OF
social as we'll rs physical existence.
, 1874-04-19

That which they love mos. teoi1e1ly;
Quarrel with minced pie, and dispArage
Their best and dea1es: friend, plu1n-porridge;
Fat OK and goose itse1f orpese,
Aud b'aspheme custard through the nose,-
, 1874-04-19

The narrative of the extraordinary scenes
which occurred at the funeral Of the late
Nathaniel c. Bishop, Of Now York has attracted
great deal OF attention to the case Public. iu-
terest was awakened in the matter by the con
duct of Mrs. Bishop. who adopted the striking
e1pedicnt Of 1eaping into her former husbands
ncw-made grave in order to prevent The deposit
OF his remains there until they ehould have
been placed in the receiving-vault. The general
impression vas thnt Mrs, Bishop had for her
object the forcing of her domestic difficulties on
the public in highly-sensational wnv.
Later events show that She was actuated
by q very different motive. With tho
doSged persistence Of sleuth-hound, ahe has
followed up the case, and succeeded in obtaining
IN e1humation Of the body. It's appearance has
given rise to many conjectnres, aud 1t is couf-
IDENTIFY believed that lIr. Bishop WAS poisoned
with arsenic. The case is now assuming as sem
sntlonal an appearance al could be desired by the
most deprared appetite, for A1r. Bishop was q
man OF grea: wealth. and conspicuous member
OF the Ncw York Bar Tho indecent haste with
which ho was buried. aud the theft Of yatnabla !
papers from his office after his death. Give color
to the charge that he was murdered.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

Rtstfrcd, That some system of in
, land transportation, cnoaper than thnt
which We now POSSESS Is thc great
need Of the country.
RcSpfrcd That water is one of tie
best and cheapest means for moving
the heavy products Of the ticld, forest,
and mine, and that some system Of
Internal transportation which shall
brig iBto frecr intercourse the differ
cnt sections of the country, is impera-
/: lively demanded if we would revive
cur foreign commerce. and increase
and develop or domestic trade.
EcSoi.cd That this Con vcntiuu ask
of Congress, Us !. means of aifoTdJng
relief to the country, the i largcmeDt
Of the Erie Canal y Lake route, The
enlargement and extension of the Hi
nois { Michigan Canal. 70 the Niasis-
With tic completion If the work OH
the Illinois River, tl," Improvement Of
The Mississippi River, ana the Tcnnc>;-
sec River route known as the Atlantic
6 Great Westerns Canal. ard liz.
Central Winter Line ti:r...l"l, }-ircini;i.
Rceotcd, That q Committee DC Hl-
pointed to present t''"a.' resolutions to
! the Congress of tie nItsd States, AMI
! ask its favorable consideration
, Col J. G.. Burrell moved IN amend
ment to provide for tle extension of
| the chesapeake and Ohio Canal from
! Cumberland, Md, to some point on
! the Ohio river. In advocating the
adoption of this amendment he spoke
| of the Importance of completing the
route, surveys for which west of Cum
berland were now being made by the
Government. the completion OF the
route would improve the capitol OF the
nation, in which all are interested, and
develope the vast coal fields of the
section through which the route passes.
The amendment was adopted and the
report of the committee, as amended,
was agreed to.
Mr.. Thomas offered d resolution,
which was adopted, directing the Sec
rotary to forward to the Governors of
the several States and the Dominion a
report Of the proceedings of the Con-
vention, with a request that they lay
them before thelegislatures and ask for
favorable action, to aid in its purposes
Mr.. Abel, President OF the Buffalo
Board of Trade, said he wuuld prefer
that any national aid be extended to
Southern Canals. The Erie Canal in
which he was interested was not so
uluCIl III Ndut Oh HIu, Us SOjtC III the
Southern States.
The President before adjourning
tie Convention spoke of the entire
unanimity existing, showing that the
interests of all parts of the country,
South as we'll rs North, were at heart,
and ne hoped that this delegates would
carry these feelings to their homes
and thus do much to promote that
feeling of l,rotherly love and increase
the interest of ali sections in the glory
Of our common country.
Mr.. Cafrcl, Of California, submitted
2 plan for the Huron and Ontario Ca
nal, which was referred TO the Com
mittee on Water Routes
The Convention then returned vote
of thanks to its officers and adjourned
si53f die
In the House the day was oecrp:ed
iy debate.
There was 10 session of the Spnat,
today.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
! HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

/ By Mr. Moss, bill to prevent the
obstruction Of the waters OF Black
! Creek, Wilson county. Referred.
Bv Mr. Whitmire. a bill to ALLOW
ovners of land to impound animals III
Aic.ing damage upon their property.
Referred.
By Mr.. Moss, bill to charter the
Bank of Wilson. Referred.
By Fletcher. col, a bill 10 PROM bit
t1e sale Of liquor nea. Il CERTAIN
Church in Richmond county. he
ferred
By Mr.. Shaw, bill to amend chap
fer 81, Battles Revisal Referred.
By Mr.. Jones, of Caldwell, bill IN
relation to Commissioners OF Deeds III
other States Referred.
By Mr. Mitchell, bill for the rsiiet
Of physicians. Referred.
Bv Mr.. Brown OF Mecklenburg, a
bill to amend the act in relation to
fences. :,
BY Mir. Mcneil, bill to prohibit
the sale of liquor within four miles OF
Bethel Church, Robson county. Re-
ferred.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, OF Neck
lenburg, the bill prohibiting the sale
OF liquor in large number OF local..
ties In the State, was taken up, and
after undergoing much amendment,
SO as to include number OF other To-
calities, passed its several readings.
By Mr.. Maxwell, a bill concerning
Inspectors III the city of Wilmington.
Referred.
The bill to protect the agricultural
interest of the State, was taken up and
| ~, motion uos laid on the table.
! The bill to require the registration
+ Of deeds was taken up and, on motion
I OF Mr. Trivett, was laid on the table.
! The bill in reference to amending
the laws of North Carolina. was taken
mp and on motion Of Mr.. Maxwell. was
indefinitely postponed.
! The bill to amend Title 2, chapter
! i. Battles Revisal, was taken up and
on motion of Ar. Bennett, was laid on
ihe table.
The bill TO repeal section ), chapter
,, Revised Code, was taken up and
on motion Of Mr.. Reid. of Mecklen-
burg, was laid on the table.
The bill for the relief of landlords,
was taken up and OF motion of Mr..
Maxwell, was indefinitely postponed.
The bill to repeal section /, chapter
81, Battles Revisal, was taken up and
on motion of Mr.. Maxwell, was indefi
nitclv postponed.
The bin to make the jurisdiction OF
Justices of the Peace final i'll certain
criminal proceedings, was taken up
The substitute offered by the Judicia
~ Committee was amended and adopt
/ el. and the bill passed its severn
readings.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
" HAT MR.. CUSHING DID WRITE.
Washington, March 90. 1861

DEAR SIR:-Mr. Archibald Roane,
for the last six Oh seven years clerk
III the Attorney Generals office, de-
sires from me letter of introduction
to you; and he desires it not in the
view of administrative favors, but that
he may have the honor of your person
al intercourse. OF this, L take pleasure
in assuring you, he is cminently wor-
thy. 4 Southern man by birth, fami
ly and affection, ne has carefully stud
led, and ably discussed in Mr.. De-
Bows "Review" and other Southern
works, the lamentable events which
have been gradually undermining, and
have at length oycrthrowp, the Amer.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
X. Il SfMMtp\S.
u>ENE~l"-,-,, Montgomery Cu MI.


october Gfh. l. =
Mr. {. +. Knight SCH. .igtn. Tor Ira,:l.,I-.
Patent Enamel P"ICt Dear sir-I 1,,,r.,..si
your favor OF "a inst 's+ III. ry o,.ir.,+,, ~ t:t
''Brah!eN Patri.t i.uam'i fairl;' t,,r ,,Ili,;,
Sol are gent II a orr, III" i'it a>uIc to ;,,.d
nv 'est III JtIal with Glany others ct ITS >zIp4
AZ i'iap alton TO the liur4i Di~TTic,S St,,c;.iI,
Having practical experience oi tiirt. wears
III u ci airing plans ana building Wi all branch
e. IF a'tza ns anl Mechanics, and rs d j.: 1T ,ai
the mater ia! ior painting, | indu:ed to irv
Bradley : Iatcnt Eramel Paint. owing to It's
poTtahi!t y-heing uiNed OF ali shades and guam
titicS Ia suit appI1d IL for and CUts d ,
work, and found that Ii dried thoroughls. COW
cred the tuuac6 perfect and drIed with a bear
tItul enamel tu>t1e, and covered % square yards
two coa s. L have rcC ON men :eu its use to 9TH
CrS IN the city OF Washington aud lower MARY
land, with equal satisfaction and gooi IT ults
Mixing colcrs by ordinary mechanics is not
often cone 10 the satisfaction of '.Prnsriet0rs'
and this Paint" being ''aiready n,ieed'' all de-
sired shades ant frequently to suis. renders it
more desirable in ''IiUcsI Districts'' | cheer
1ulty recommend its general use, and fr el as
sured that all wEO use it. will be salts fed that
Ii Is a" that Is claim ID, ''7urabie eauti{ul anI
economical. Yours Respectfully.
JSO. l.. DU FIEF,
Arch tect and Builder.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
TIE PLAINS. Fau0nieI Co. Va

February 9Th, 1879.
Mr.. G. P. l. kpight-Slr-I'Ile paint came safely
to hand as ordered. two kegs, five gallons each,
is slack. [ did the lob Invseif Two weeks not
com tant wuIk comp e1 Cd the ho:ise tao coats
the last coat applied thick, and it How gener-
ally conceded that for ''Enarnct" like haIiueSS
ANA body AZ Il liaf m0ry coIrr> there Is not
handsohler :1b in the place. saved Sixty-tiN-
collars tY tl's operation, which is ;tli Item Jus.
now with Southern People 1t Shouid be
geneit!iN adopted III bi> State any country lat
can Apply IT. 1 have never d;l.i,..si in <.Ich
stock a. ct inn.IalS but tyi 30 t.,l cihly tfe
reaf adap:ahii'y oi your Enamel Faint to The
want OF ctr eJpe iii axCelicitrr OF l.lurtral
III beauty of color, and the fac. ct' itS lting
refs'! Ia xed HAT give yea fni! permission
il II l. Desirable. 1o make what re sou tlnk
proper Of Tii> letter
Yer. T,si r"tti.i.v and trul.
NJ ! ia. - -.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

E:Llsr"E", " Judy .Iti,, 1873.
Ar !. :. h gnt. d: ,:. Cca.eg Al \ cent
~ N.sJ IusIha-b street. baltimore.
SIH We ii:' ,:r'i'r-i g.,tt having tSesi 4 at-
iay'S Patent !tHaulsi Pant. fer " isE j. Early
lomI IS1; ! = NJ c- fully sCr;:ty tat ter
beauty ., ij435i. ,j-Ft iv - q c,-cl. il j. :,
oEr Hi'in;Hl: v ':r'sElf ;tH t.4;sl. y U.s. tI,y
!i'tht > y +. ';4.lP
MA\LEN It's II II "iSTFL
t.PDN N.tiE:iI.'NS
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
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:f . = = tt5f.i- hear >jT -; a:!-l-> me
InUC ''!"--fi.- Ia >tE To- :Eat :i.-- !;r.,ll-.
Patent II inc! Pa ~ fstr exceeds l:!v c<r.-. r.
TONS ia Ceo!;aEiy, irt;ilitv. and have even, rt.-
30! t. believe III du ;,!I:l Mere ;haif ;,, We
n"nt':> since. ] painted the roof Of r.v En,,se
Ha,IS'l. Eoasc) with tHe Br.,4!,.y Enam2l
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
favor of Mr.. Nor

erable length in favor OF Mr.. Nor
: woods amendment.
Mr.. Humphrey addressed the Sen
ate in opposition to the views Oh
Mcssrs. Cunningham and Norwood
Alter which tho Senate ADJOURNED.
The bill comes up rs unfinished b''s-
mess tomorrow, when The discussion
will continue.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
SLNATE.
FRIDAY, Jan. 1G, 1874.
PETITIONS.

~ Nti tdDS, d pctltlOu lTOlu Clll-
zens OF Edgecombe county, asking
that Edgecombe county be tranfer-
fered to the Sixth judicial District
Referred.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS,
By Mr.. Ellis, of Catawba. a bill To
authorize the town of Hickory to
issue bonds for the completion of the
Carolina Central Railway to that
town and for other purposes. Re-
ferred.
By Mr.. Johnson, q bill to authorize
Judges to appoint members of the bar
to preside in certain cases. Referred
SPECIAL ORDER.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for
the support of the Deaf and Dumb
and Blind Asylum for the current year,
was taken up as the specinl order for
III o'clock, and passed its third read
!. ing by ayes 35 to nays 3.
At - o'clock the bill for the adjust
ment of the Senate debt was taken up.
Mr.. Norwood's amendment, as a
substitute for the bill offered by Mr..
Worth, was first read and considered.
Mr.. Norwood offered two amend
ments, which were adopted, to his
| amendment, correcting clerical errors
| only, and at considerable length advo-
Gated its adoption.
Mr. Morehead, of Guilford, offered
an amendment to the bill.
| Mr.. Cunningham argued at consid'
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
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FOREST. Nc
WAKE Iorxsr C01LIcr. e,
Dtto'sFr iin. 10.
Nj G. y Cht-Bcar SIr-Wt. i,.y; ior
several IL II, u-IIis your bradley Pat at
Enamel fuIdJ ';5;... i;~rl1.s1 sl... ara,
we'll III, i.s, = with it
Though /; aplis,l i,y ,,rl., i,s,i:,.s "a, ~
pcrteHce III saCh WUT l.. vet have. good I,yi,
We eitaIi Contlnu: IL use it beI-etl. that III
point Ut economy durability and iac9i:, ' Of i.i,-
IhCht;oH, Il Is superior "a ang uitrF i-,uer..
GIf.f:T Fi;H market.
Very I">rectttI'l-.
Y. SfSi3;r>S
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
C4AMrEasErra. necemher u X.

Nj. L. Z. Knight ?3 W. Lombard ST.. Bal
more--Dear sir The I.atnis We received ,I,,r
you have been appii. q 10 several of our oy
buildings and to those Of our friends and l,a,.
gwen entire satisfaction in covering uuaiiti -
in gloss. and IN s.,ia ptabiity 10 all kinds of .I
t2'e "r material We chcertuliy recommend j.
especially to that class OF consumers who h,,
10 deEtrd ufon unknown parties or painters. t,
mix End furnish materials wherein we IN.
tf''ind tif' most deception. Yours truly
.IACtl; STGJ'FFER < Sn\
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
Condensed fro N the RaleIeh Sehtlhci'
NoRTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
UEDHEsDAY, Jan. II, 1871.

1tabGon, col, memorial from the
citizens Of New Hanover, remonstfat'
ing against the erection CT ne"
county out Of a portion OF Gata county
Placed on calendar with the blli'
MADISON, col, memorial irorn GU
zeus of the sarno county, protestlne
against the same division. DlsPoaeti
of IN the same way.
A similar protest 1as presented and
disposed of IN the same way.
Ey Mr.. Ellis, OF Columbus, hlH 10
mend an act giving cities and towns
Jurisdiction Of Justices Of the peace.
Referred.
BY AIr. Troy, OF Columbus, bll! and
petition to forbid the sales o. spIrltu-
Gus liquors IL certain localities. f'e-
rer~eI
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

MA@Nt-ASI, i-!Ag, BALTIMORE Co Nd,
September 81, 1s.Z
g p Nnirit, t.s'I agent, BIadiey's Pstent
Ei!ain2 FaIIt. Baltimore Dear Sir :-Thr
n-iaf ";t,rh purchased from you has given en-
;iF, 81 -f-ct ':'5, rIuch So that I'LL nv neigh
t"'t 'l'F-i.i - Eoiiow my example, ard have
','' r 90 afnftd. IL j. rot only durable and
- H. :; q s"ks better after II ;s pat on than
a"y -tsftf ever saw.
i'::' ','Ii,r laN = employed is delight i
VIII IL Ht'saNA lie can paint f'rice as fast s hi
Al fh' same time 40 better job with the En-
am i PANT than any otter he ever used.
can therefore. without hesitation, re IN
mPrd !! to tic Hhlc ore Of he 'erq best n
ti'lFS OF paint er introduced
VHi> very respectfully.
JANIS HALL.
spec neIe and Price List furnish d err. :.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23


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Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

BALTIMORE, afu. Sept. 80, IT,
=. l.. knih@t, E<q-.--DeEr S5r: I h... ha.i
the brad!ey-~ Patent Enamel Pant wiir., /
turcsias''i Nom yon. nsed Inside aud outside
both aF fi'N yelling an store, Toy :&o seas3us
Ii gives me- great Elt asure to be .ie - saw ,h.,
Ii comes fully up 10 y0pr recon: mend itiunz ;.
tacll = ot EH economy. drra " ara i,ef,r,
Ioafs trniV,
THOMAS j. IRVING,
rs y esI baltimore ST., Ba:tmcre, Mi
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23
The following letter is strong and va,pa,,,

The following letter is strong and valuable
BAtTlNoRu. Md, December 27, 1871.
y. +. hhisht, Esd. A gent Bradley's Ename
from You we will cheerfuly endorse as the b :
OF any Kind we have ever used its covering on 4
with hard gloss, which must We think. re.>
the action of all Kinds of weather This is on,
experience AID we can recommend il with Ger
tainty, a:u intend to use it on ali Occasion
where We desire good job of work,
Very respectfully,
EN- AR L & QUARTERLY
go w. Baltimore Street
House. Sign and Fresca Painter.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

EHrKeDAT, Jan. Il, lS1t.

'EHcI:@ DAY, Jan. Il, lS7t
I;,raoD'cc.oS o.! Bills AND FEsoLJ,-
BY Mr.. 1TcreG1.,.l. = buckingham,
:; bill explaining ec..on 81, chapter -
oT Battles I~y.-si. Iseserred.
Ey Nr. f-ayr..'.s, . liiil to incorpO-
rasc the North Carolina Society Tor
the prev,l.o- @. Cruelty to Animals.
referred.
by Mr.. ETeCauioy. LII to punish
Illegal marriages. Referred.
BY Mr.. His, of Columbus, a Ill
with an accompanying petition 10
prohibit the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
within three Iailcs of Shady Grove
Baptist Church. in Bladen county.
by Mr.. Stafford, bill to make
w1goncr& responsible for damages oc-
""@i"n"1 jv fires from their camps.
l;afaE..sl
~ 4.- 2. bill to tax dogs
and H., ,.-. purposes. Referred TO
the SInat,. rom Orange.
CALENDAR.
Senate bill to authorize the Com
tnissioners OF Anson county to levy a
special tax. passed its second reading.
The Senate bill in regard to the ap-
pointment Of special terms Of the Su-
perior Court, authorizing the Governor
TO appoint terms for the trial of both
criminal and civil cases, passed its sec.
ond reading.
Senate bill supplemental to and ex.
planatory of all corporation acts
passed by tie present General Assem-.
bly,, passed its second reading.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On motion OF Mr.. Avera, the bill il
relation to the Oxford Orphan Asylum
was taken up and made the Specia
Order for Wednesday next.
On motion of Mr.. Powell, the bill te
amend CHAPTER 16?, laws Of 1s71-'72
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

I'ta q IT a!fords me much r,le,.
o. 20 Stat' that IN -lu!y, 1871, Front street Th
tie - "a6 i"tht Il inside AIT out UIh aEradiey .
hhiGbt, NJ ~ West Lombard S,re,t i tse,t
H'!u :" tet tfy to its superIorIiy over am AMI 81
,. ''ei f'.'ntn 10: similar uses. In 10 privats
, : -" 'iht p s@ihiy be snbjecteI to H.,
ft'E SeFefc ;t>t it under goes a. this t.taI,,i-h
@ ,ncn = Nte'c, durirg cvT daily cleapins, sya,
~ I'd are constantly apple; 20 il. aud We; i
- d E"4i'' AMI Ia JSEon trs; ,,.. cu
-. i''~ ii H-'ou> .,,iyautayrs If I.a.s.s 20
,.s 1 Paints wi. only nention It's being mi,.,j
"iii iftH! !"' t;s@ IN Quantities 10 suit purciia
iutlcii linc IA III, execution 81 work whore -,
- d, ictutd, ami It's very pcrcep:ibie te'.acity
"u!eh 'i'parts hfaaty and durability TO the ui
!e' tS o. "LIch 1t is ed. As such / most ear
IL silly recomInt u,I It to tine rn.-cb.nts ar
.[auesneM OF "nr city, believing it will ;,iyt
ltt gre a'eF sat than they can possii,I,
anticipate. WN + SiSN
,.,,; Front Street Theatre
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

tatHt, aud Has 20 we'll ri.asttI will, il r.
tpiinltitd 81 !a"nE the fronts CT the s.Iict.i :
ana al" H'nst s!!'" IL s1v that II ..iyes ma ,,
iccf h"' .Niactloh. in conJiusion / will .aI !,
'ntN 'e-it'na''i Al viii he OF ar.y a.iyantaa. u
Hsu are At liberty 10 uet. II ~ v"
1HTe iH - respectfully,
ISAAC AI4BEkTSoN
Mansion House Hotel
"'""r Fsyef'; a';d st. Pau SITS. E.Iii,nn,.
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

Spec mems and Price List furnish t. ,:i4',
| u. a iI..ir,cE III ants u III. trade
Wilmington journal., 1874-01-23

=: ~ r"itill.N aN1 lruls.
= - :IiI.i4, $, -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14

Page e7-October %, ls7s-contract No.
b83.--Lay DeGolyer pavement No.
on Pennsylvania avenue, from First
street east 70 Eighth street east, and
extend through and around reservs-
tion on Pennsylvania avenue and q
street southeast, from Fourth to Sixth
street east. Estimated cost
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14

Page sT-October q, ls73-coutract No.
6&:-Lay DeGolyer pavement No. 2
on Eighth street east, from Pennsyl-
yania avenue to navy yard gate.
Estimated cost :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-14
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The committee here then took recess until
2 o'clock.