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Proposals for Work AT National Military

of,,ch oT National ChNETERTEs.
. MAsHiNGroN. ID. =. March 81. ls-s
MAILED PROPOSALS. IN TRlPLICkTF
- win COPY Of this adv ertisergent Attached ~
each, VII b. received AZ this oiiice until Tbprs-
.ay, NAY o 1919, for work az National ComeeIirs:
Superintendent; lodges, q brick or stone. for IN.
pSI,hh emeteIles ~ Lebanon. Lucans Crnss
NJ Ia p, 80 lamp Nelson: ny, Little Rlck Ark
Stl fttsbnrC landlng. Tenn.
, ms sife ais, 81 brick stone frr the Maternal
S.in' re- ~ Wilmington, n q snl Poplar S,roys
near Petersburg. Va '''
The work VIII be inspected - competent .noi-
heers and strict pliiancr Nj IN, terms - 49,.
contract u IN b. rpquir,si ~ " 'no
- opiSs 81 plans and spccihcati.ns may b. seen Al
louls' ltlc and Lebanon, 49, No., ~. a..
Little h n Ark, Fort Nam Va ana go
S.hl.s, n \ & topics may all D. sen Al the
t'nlet"iir. atnN" mentioned
Proposals should b. ,...I o.. r.. pr.a,.,s.t- q.
t"viS'- ~ Walls Tor Nafi5u.l ts.rl.-a-i.. - "a
dret'd I" tlit uudersEu.d Thrt ~ili d. ofrn..I :,
- - a.. ,'t'c SPECIFIED Wh.l tlIl.rs are invited
arse, A. ,. ROCKWELL. csp,. apdA.o.N.
DRoroSALS r R>PRlNkrlEr, s.yrrPTNI
hNnNLEANlNG STREETS ANn AXENfrS
II ~ 1lnlaS or MASHlSGTON AND
ENGrNgER's oFFGcr.
bISTkFC uf s,.r rsRta.
. "a ASHr NGr.N, \. e.. Mach -. TS-s 4
-. a. = 'Isals ~ b. &c o. this ono un-
Sprnkii1S- Sw"-riug and CIrATinR fhs Streets ana
Avenue an The cities q v a-hi.afuf nna O. .,-~a
NNNh lgI me Ecri'd q one year tr-m m 9TH day 81
Rlsnk frr- and an uera.-sI, formation can A.,
q talnef upon arpic ttiuu a' hi. ne - and no Ia
WI t,,tlic Consideration uUls.- made upon sail
BY ord.T 81 the Commis,irn--s
X. q. HOMIE.
Lieutenant Il Engi,.rrs = 50
hll. in-at En-i1""r 81 n. e..
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EpW. r. SMITH.
naf.t za~iArI Guflmis<ioper
PROPOSAL. for Dredgins ., crisfitId Har-

L. :. kNGiNEER OPTICS. Fayette near Charles 81 &,
BALTIMORE, Mo. April \, lS7s
pkOPCSAIS FOR rREpGING AT CRISfIELD
hArtor. Md, will b. received until noon Of APrn
~, ISIS, and opened immediately thereafte~. The
guarantee O. ach proposal shall ssy that contract
shAii De entered into within DAYS aftcr notfhca-
ton ofthe award. Blank forms, specifications, aud
this once.
a3-6t wMP CRAICHIII Mar n Ens;,c,rs
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SAMUEL KKR,
- REAL ESTATE AND NOTE RROKFp
1919 Pennsylvania Avenue
Prompt and careful attention given TO buyinp and
selling Real Estate, renting Property and
Rents; Negotiating loans on Real Estate and other
hrs class SECURITIES, buying and selling Stocks in
cIudlng Bulldlng Association Shares, effecting In
surance, &c., &c. Refers by permission 10 Wessr.
hlggs Co, Messrs. Perry a Co, w s. Mitchell
M. 3 to pm. anSlt.
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SPELLING MATCH Al WAUGH CHAPEL.
ASPeliing match took place last night at
aUsh chapel. MeSSrS. i. L. Jpffries and
I.ohert \. Church referees, and Edward C.
AiTick pedagOgue. The following sssides"
were chosen: Led by sIr Samuel Dyer-Mrs
s,trnett. Miss Connolly. Miss Mollie Dodge
Miss Fila Maupin. j. W. ClarksOn, Miss
Marion fyles, \. ID. Ritter, Miss Emma Dyer
and III. L. Leach. Led by Mr.. Geo. Leach
Miss Sue Mirick, Mrs. Mary Young. WIN.
NlShart, y. T. Boyd, OF Boston; Miss Nellie
JenrleS- Mrs Wheeler, Miss Addie Middle
Ton Miss Eila Marrow and Miss HaYley.
After long spell Mr. y. f.. BOyd was de
"laTed the winner, having spelled down
every body on both sides. The prize, a COPY
of 'ROCet'S IEeSauTus." was then presented
20 Mr.. Boyd by Rev. Richard Norris pastor
OF The church At the close OF this contest a
selected number OF the audience was ar
Tal ged in a rOw about the room, aud a Tegu-
iZeti.
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lee War.
OFFICE kENSEBEC Ice COMPANY.
Corner 12fh and II streets aO51H,cesf,

WAsHINGTON, ID. c.. April3 1875
In Mr.. Gerkes' card in this mornings Re
pttoitedn he disclaims having any interest in
the Great Falls Ice Company. / never said
ne had any. If had said so it might have
Deen false, but dO sag that heIDeI to y,p1O-
tt0teHe sale from Mr.. Cheesemaf TO the i,S,T-
HeS tCho Oac1i the controlling interest ia the Iate-
pendent Ice Company. The president, vice
president and directors of the Great Falls Ice
company are paid for in part by Great Falls
Company's stock, and they let him have a
small interest for his services, and as q blind
ny assured me If it could have been done the
company would have bought it themselves
but their charter fOrbidding such a transac-
lion, IL was arranged as IL is. OF course Mr.
1erkeS has no interest in the Great Falls Ice
Company. but the Indepe7lteIa Ice CDhlDaay is
ottTled and controlled Or Stockholders of the
GTe1 Fails Ice Company. /, too, think the
kennebec ice ample TO satisfy the wants of
two wagons for they must use many thous-
and tons.
Mr.. Yerkes tells us IaIsehood when he as
serts that tried to make an arrangement
similar TO his for River ice. A represeu tative
OF the Great Falls Ice Company Uolul,uTly
cdIaetO me and offered me 900 per ton to sell
their River ice in my wagons, and refused 70
60p: My ice from the river being all wantel
OF mat KIND and superior 10 their ice cut from
the canal or ponds filled and fed by a canal
carrying refuse Of ereTg description.
MI 1erkeS' card tCdS reTy skiUfuUU 1eOrlLoI
and he takes up the battle very manfully for
CON companies on his own shoulders, but IT
Will not deceive any man with omen ewes or
of sound sense, and if he wishes the negotia-
lion L helped to arrange for the Great Falls
Ice company 10 possess the independent Ice
Company's stock, details, Names and dates
published ttfH gire them TO HIM.
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BANKERS.

GEn 500, $500, $1,000,
Wv, IHUtSfed an Stock PrirtEegeS IN Wall Sfysst
leads TO many thousands of dollars profit Connre-
henslye explanatory circulars containing detailed
taee ns and quotation prices of all stocks dealt
at the Now York Stsck Exchange, mailed free TO
those desiring TO speculate. Address
ALEX. FR0THINGHAM d CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
OPP: n. Y. Stock Exchange. I2Wanst my
ap3-t th.s.ly
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EMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.
PIANOS, dc.

THE DECKER BROTHERS won their success
Il by solid merit; they hold il by unremit-
ting Effort in the same direction.-N. Y~
,singGlarly equal and brillian. throughout the en-.
tire scale.-.N. Y. Times.
G. KUHN, Sole Agent,
"a. o02 New foTk avenue, Washington, ID. q.
Eianos and Organs tuned regulated, for rent and
marH-u
AIR. JESSE SHEPARD, lie Worlds Creates
vi Pianist, who gave tn. Grand Concert at VII.
,ard,s Hall has addressed the following letter to
,wAsHISeroS, d. c., March 2, 1875.
ience OF the grand instrume MT oblgingy furnished
hy You Tor the use Of my concert of March y, ISIS
manufacturers of Russia GERMANY, Fpan se ead
ENGLAND, l unhestatinPly pronounce the Knsbe
which ever PLAYED upon: and the eniy one whose
capacities OF tone would fully meet the exhansting
which require the of the entire range Of the KY
board. Truly yours, JESSE SHEPARD
The Piano above referred to is for sale and can be
KEiCHENBAcHs PIANO wARERQoMs,
mar232w few doors above Penn. avenue
IL CELEBRATED PIANOS. -
mar...,hss M MRS II /; ei SUMNER NM. ma
TEE COLBERT CUMMING Bird PIANO.-
4 The nestest, the smallest and the chaap--
made wfI6 BRo sd 5sp Agents.
d23 9TH street northwest, half square above Patent
bargain. marI6 ~
(ARD.-The undersigned take pleasure in an
~ nouncing to their friends and the public,
IN general that Mrs q. EEICHENBACH,S 78SH
No. 423 18th street, near Pennsylvania ave-tvNtN
nue., continues the Sole Agency for our PIANOS,
and that NONE but the above firm is authorized 10
sell our Pianos for Washington, Georgetown, Alex
andra, and vicinity, and will be thankful for a con-
tinuance OF the patronage 80 literally bestowed In
the past on the knabe Pianoz
WILLIAM KNABE SCO
Piano Mandatory, No. $50 West Baltimore street
Baltimore, and No. 112 Fifth avenue, New
1ork. febs-tr
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Weathrr Preba bfIitfes Te-dax.
LOCAL N EW s.
Amusement, dc., Tonight.

Hu,ys tr-.a HoLse.-LesteT wallack in
.. ROsedale."
Theafer.- DupFeZ q Benedict's
MINISTRIES.
TneueT bniPse.-Mr. j. y. Little In Saved
f.om the Wreck" and other attractions.
AUenite Th6TG-.-A number OF frst-class
stars IN their miscellaneous specialties.
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GOLDEN HILL Is the best and cheapest
family flour in the market. ALE
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J.F. BRoDHEAD, No. SIS 18th street IS pay
Ing special Improvement taxes at the lowest
rates. Give him call before paying.
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oatES LOAN OETIO1, Cbvs~ If TIA 6sss
y sad Nee Ye,h Acssss, entrance on New /0[
~ ne city Money loaned e the lowest rafs0 q
BIZ sere1 On 0cf9 And Silver Vatchss, Diamond,
Scire sap Vsoteanss OarDs6s end u ertin,e. q
ss~s Gee1fly
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THE REFORM SCHOOL TRUSTEES met
NeSteTuay and the discharge OF three boys on
ticket Oi-lestye was recommended on account
oi COOL behavior The ticket OF one boy was
recalled because OF evil associations. The
president announced Mr.. II. y. Willard and
~ j. FallS as the visiting committee two
weeks hence. Permission was given the
Superintendent. t4Ir. HOwe.) TO employ a
woman To assist The matrOn- The chair was
directed by resolution TO reorganiZe the COM
mttteeS and constitute himself Chairman OF
them all The president then announced the
committees. under said resolution. as fol-
Penter and Falls. Building committee-Bai-
ley. Evans and Burr. Finance committee
Galley, Burchell and willard.
PRESENTATION DAY AT THE NATIONAL
DEAF MUTE CoLLEGE-The annual exer-
rises of the graduating class OF this institT-
lion come on to- morrow Wednesday at 3
o'clock p IN. As will be seen by the pro-
sramme elsewhere, the young mems essays
embrace a wide variety of Interesting sub
gects, and wiz be the more interesting 70 the
general public from the fact that they are to
oe delNered In the wonderful language OF
ssbs, Wnite they are read TO the audience.
rSident Grant, the patron or the college.
has kindly consented TO honor the occasion
b. presiding. and Hon. Columbus Delano.
address 10 The graduating class.
MILK AND EGGs FOR CoSGRrss,rrx An
attachment against the goods and chattels of
Geo i. Downing. Congressional caterer was
issued from the clerks office of the Sunren1e
Court Of the District yesterday at the suIf 81
-. B. BlackfOrd, who sues Downing for milk
eggs, De. FURNISHED MIN. Bailin Edwards
made the levy az the wharf OF the New York
steamer. where the goods were. Downing is
l. not a resident Of the District. and the az
Isehment is based on this ground.
J.F. BRoDHEAD, No. SIS 18TH street IS pay
Ing special Improvement taxes at the lowest
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will Ddllf5fs Magical Pam Extractor YOU will
experience almost instant relief from lum-
pago and other pleuritic pains. Is cents. 46
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BUILDING AssoCIArIoNs.-Atth the seventh
rative Building Association No .. on Thurs
cent. - PNi
AT the seventy-first meeting OF the First
Co operative Building Association ar n6o
sold at an average premium OF IS per cent.
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PROFESSIONAL.

WsLTLR SCOTT WEST.
W { ~ 7 ECT,
- N..'e-HA2 y street nHr' hsga-r. ga #bfrrfon. "
g aud 20 '"-lar 81, New lrr1 'ir.. ~ AN
ne. IL Ec>wO8Tu. r .tr.a.r.t-. Psy,,,,,.-
~ "<l l. street. uorthNe-j. Ra.-matism Men
raiCla, f}spro-l8. Paraly Sc, Frr.-fr.'ta1. Liver
ava lohtl rlr--i1u~- sTiu usrN st- nee lis
'a--- Ai-r- al Mplaluf~ iuCi,p..t Fsf sl.z rnl
mn! i'tl2 chr 2 ty rev aul Iitfia system ~
Mei.,% Eircui'it,. '"n-ulialI.u. 'r'f ap2 6n
HE. R0REkT REGBURS. enc 7ai 18Th
H ettets northwest, near p.ur-y lEaria avenue
bEg- 1. n.y. =. - H1s n. n -r..- -..I gtpsp m
h'sl"'nc', Sl29 street uor;bvn-' uaatec I'm
SCHUTTER RAKENAN
FRISCO. DECORATIVE ard -,,-., s.s--f,,,op q,
okNAhENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING.
g21 y h street nurfhve-t
sPf MEN ROOM sIo D. -tr-.'t B..thvyes.
lah2l-lv WASHIEGToS. n q.
MENTAL NOTICE-DR. LOOMS IA. Eemovsd
AZ his Dental Office from PENNSYLVANIA -
where every branch Of the profession will Be AZ
terd-d 10 with the skill Of long psrience. spe-
Teeth. la1ls ans
c. PER SIT FOR TEETH EITHER JAW
90 BY DR. A. PRATT, Graduate of(~
Ohio COLLEGE Of Dental Surgery. an 7th ypT31ly
street between ID and X. css nsse IN eItrscfins
teeth. isDIl-lV
JAMES o. CLEPHASE,
20. 5. Cenar ez os., Coy' cosv; Of Csasss
and EJdNliGsr ia Ga1aosruD
sHOkT- HAND MRITER AND LAW
REPORTER
Orce-No. no q ST.. b@.wa@r lst and u. faoins
Indisha avenue. mars-tr
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ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for
Charles Heidsieck's Sillery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
Excelled by none, s,t,th,3
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NO ARTICLE OF DRESS requires as much
attention as the collar. The Waryick q liar
is the one you should wear.-Adv
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II You are Rapidly Rubbed

az Snd' al diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
"a 81 a.. uIactured only by A. Il. Wilbor Chemist,
BOSTON, Sold by druggists generally. eo1
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j. :. BARKER,
Proprietor Kennebec Ice Company

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN who take an in
terest in the new styles of jewelry can al-
ways rely upon finding the very latest and
most desirable goods at the jewelry store of
SIR John l.. Prigg, 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
as he Is In receipt of new goods daily. Among
the very latest additions To his assortment
we notce new coral medallion set i'm dead
gold, with buttons TO match, for So and
over hundred different styles of studs in ~
karat plate, copied from gold, with buttons
10 match, at 50 per set or 81 for full set. The
circular set, copied from gold which we mem
Toned last week as something entirely new
Is greatly admired, and commands a read y
sale. Mr.. Prigg has also received additional
supplies OF the popular Lake George dia-
monds, new chain bracelets at s25, copied
from gold, in is-karat plate, with gold fringe
new plated opera chains, at SIS: dead gold
buttons, plain and initial, at 50. and studs n
match for So He has also a fine stock of tor
toise- shell combs, and japanese fans deco
rated with gold spangles.-Suaday Chronicle.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE-A splendid house
welcomed Mr.. Wallack last night. "Rose-
dale" was the attraction, Mr.. Wallack ap-
Pearlng In the leading r0le-Elliot Grey-as
he has dore more than five hundred times
before since his genius created the play aud
adapted Its requirements to his special gifts
his perfect naturalness is a relief from the
prevailing fashions of exaggerated action
among actors; his sudden transition from
careless leyity to earnestness and deem feel
lug gives proof OF remarkable versatility: his
love making is thoroughly ENJOYABLE for IL
Goes not sacrifice the manliness of his char
acter; his familiarity with stage details
makes bis audience feel as much at home as
he does himself This evening President
Grant and the Hon. Reverdy johnson will
occupy boxes at the Opera House.
NATIONAL THEATER-Duprez & Rene
dicks famous Minstrel Combination were
received last night at this Theater by a full
ana fashionable audience. The performance
was mighty entertaining and fluffy sustained
the great reputation OF these popular sons of
mlnstelsy. The songs, burlesQues, comic
tnterludes ana extravaganzas were admira-
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
IVA Bridge street, Georgetown ID G.
GEORGErOWH SAYINGS BANK, D, C.

Bank hours, 9 a. N. 10 .. m, aud On Saturdays
70 receive depGsitsl until p. Interest paid on
deT0sits. General Banking Business do-e or1 oil
I.cous made on all accessible points Discount daya
Mondays.
II: POLklNH0BS, President
ii. ". BARRETT, Cashier.
Directors:
II. PClRiHheTn, Thos. Bowling, J T Mitchell
Henry Dickson, 4. l.. CToIey, Fred " Jones
Riiey Shinn, T.. ID. Hartley, ThOs. Kuowley
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CIT Y TIE MS.

ELEGANT, sweet. light, and wholesome
Bread, Rolls. Biscuits, Corn Bread Mullins.
Buckwheat ard other GTiddle Cakes and
Pastry and Cakes of every variety pr,anaresi
with Dooley's Yeast Powder
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CoRNs, &c.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patrcnize DR..
whites establishment, 5S5 18th street. or.s,-
site q. s: Treasury, TO avoid painful Ucrns,
Buninns. Inverted Nails, etc.
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TO CoNsuNPTIVEs.-Man have been hap
~ 10 give their testimony in favor Of the nSe
or UoqTs Pure God LiUe' Oh and LINE" Ex-
perience has proved IL 10 he q valuable rem
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'MTS

SsEOrlCE-The Eighth Annual Meeting Of the
Wy kSlkTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION of
Georgetown, viii be held at GOhdsrd's Hall. opp0-
ste Union Hotel, TO MOEROWI Tuesday, EVEN.
ING. at clock.
apS Ct VIM KING, Secretary.
FOB SALE Cheap god HORSE. CART aud
HAkNESS. tall at No. 1872 Frederick stree,
Georgeown, ID. G.
ap5-3t' JOHN II. NEWMAN
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tation Of silver coin he recommends that
the Treasury be authorized to redeem
greenbacks in gold, whenever presented
at q ten per cent. premium for gold, when
commencing, and reducing the premium
in a ratio with the appreciation Of green
backs 10 par.
In the House the discussion Of the In.
dian Appropriation bill was resumed in
Committee of the Whole, aud Mr.. Beck
again attacked the system of Indian agen-
cies, declaring the whole peace policy a
failure. The provision abolishiDg the
Board of Indian Peace Commissioners
was stricken out. The Sergeant.at-A Arms
stated that in obedience to writ Of hab-
cas- corpus in the case Of Il. B. Irwin, the
reeusant witness, he had appeared before
Judge Macarthur, Of tho Supreme Court
Of the District, but that the Judge refused
TO accept the return unless the body of
Irwin was produced
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The Pacific Mail Subsidy.

Richard b. Irwin was arraigned at the
bar Of the House on the 9Th inst. and read
long statement Of his reasons for not
answering tho questions Of the Ways and
Means Committee. The Speaker then
asked who the persons were employed by
him in tho Pacific Mail matter, and Irwin
refused to answer. In response to anoth-
er question, he stated that the largest sum
paid by him to any one person was $685.
900. 1t was ordered that he be placed in
the custody Of the Sergeant-at-A Arms, to be
confined in the common Jail of the Dis
trict. The payment of S7l5,00 of the
Pacii Mail Subsidy fund has been traced
to Congressman Schumacher, Congressman
elect King, A. II. Whiting, r. b. Irwin,
and Charles Albert. Albert proves to be
witness Of some value, he was brought
to the bar of the House on Monday and
gave list of the persons to whom he paid
money. Forney of the Philadelphia Press,
$4,000; w. b. Shaw, of the Boston
Transcript, $4,000; A. W. Randall, So
500 A. b. Corwin, 81 800 j. NJ. Morris,
$500 j. G. Berrctt, $1,000 II. G. FAINT,
$4,000.
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Foreign Affairs.

~ 80 IL ..:. a
sI" NJ. n rs :. ,onar,od -.
'erus ~ s - IL e ~ ,na,;o.ns
unio''u"a's, H. III. s. s" m InaSar
n ~. .'ns 'sla,aL.I,, ~. 20 ~
.'o " 10. ,La, ~ na.;aal. =,
s''ua.'o, - ,'"..has,, .,a,;an" -
oo'" aV ~" uaiia,.. .a.hal ~ 49,, ~
ns H. sha,'a - .E -, -. - LII
S,aPIIy' .,;.h 81 !" s ~, .,;an"
Sa ~ 49, H. na,;sIo.n no,hoJ lii
s''.,eIi. ~
with THAR observations in Ecvnt (sineo
those IN New Zealand failed 5 II thew were
unsuccessful n Tho Sandwich Islands
fortunately this last supposition i not
justified by the event. as the transit was
well observed ut Honolulu. But in any
case il seems probable that the American
parties have been more successful than
those of any other nation in the choice of
stations aud methods, This is true not
only 10 respect to the fitness Of their OBJ
seryations to be compared with each other,
bat also for those International compari-
sons which will be needed for final decision.
Some Of the better informed of the
spaniards in Cuba, it is reported think
that the proclamation of the new King is
premature and that his lease of the throne
of Spain will not last the year out. In
some Of the interior towns of the island
some enthusiasm has been manifested.
The prospects of subduing the insurgents
seem to be even more remote than ever,
and there are barely enough troops TO
prevent a movement OF magnitude by
them
From Madrid il is learned that bands of
Carlists have been badly beaten in the
provinces of Barcelona and Navarro. Don
Carlos is to hold a council Of war at
Durango. II is reported from Berlin that
steps have been taken by the Imperial
uovernmeut 70 OBTAIN satisfaction anu
indemnity ,or inc snip uu''"V' winch was
piuhuereu oy tue Oafl'ss'
An extraordinary conspiracy has been
discovered IN the central and northern
regions OF Russia. The ramifcatlons OF
the conspiracy were so extensive Una,
about o'-Vo persons salu 70 DC lmphca'ea
ia IL are no" iinprsoneu' wn''c nuen
larger NUMBER o. susPss's are AoP'
elose'y uhuer ponce surNei''a"ee'
MrS' Milier, oil bathurst, AZ D. mas
Become insane ana 10 hcr ravinss alse' :.
,wo '~ vodr. a%o T., wh;eh : s,on,,omnn nam
al lynJ was ,nnrdoroJ and burned in his
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, Examiners, appointed
Il by virtue Of a commission to them issued
by the County Commissioners Of Carroll Co.
TO lay out and open Public Road in snid
county, commencing at point on the mar
GIN OF theWhite Rock county road, betwees
the lands of Hannah Dougherty and John
Paul., and running on or near the bed Of an
old road between the lands of the said Han.
nah Dougherty and John PAUL, continuing
on or near said old road through the lands Of
j. NJ. Dorsey and John w. Shipley; then be.
tween the lands Of Augustus Streaker and
William Brandenburg; then leaving said road
on the lands Of said Augustus Streaker and
William Brandenburg, and passing through
the lands Of Elias Brandenburg, on the most
practicable route, until il intersects the afore-
said old road on or near the lands Of John II /.
Conway and the said Elias Brandenbure;
then continuing on or near said old road be-
tween the lands Of Mrs. John o. Brown and
Elisha Pickett; then leaving said road and
passing through the lands OF George Dicus
and Elisha Pickett, on the most practicable
route until It intersects the aforesaid Sam =
Creek road at point between the lands Of
the said Elisha Pickett and George Deus.
near Rebecca Shipley's, on said Sans Creek
road. All person whom II may concern are
hereby notified that we viii meet on the prem
ises Wednesday, e7th day Of Jannary, 1875,
at O'Clock, y. M, to execute the trust re-
posed in us by the aforesaid communication.
J. OLIVER WADLOW,
FREEB0RN GARDNER, Examiners.
WIN. W. PICKETT,
dec 26-5l
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-01-16
Very Desirable Farm for Sale.

YNHREE miles from the city ofMartipshurg,
Il West Va, 242 1-2 ACRES, 20 Ia
Timber, Land all iillable, no rocky hills, plen-
ty of springs, lies gently rolling, high, and ON
public road and projected railway. Good
house, fair barn, orchards, farm well fenced
and well adapted to grain and grazing. Will
exchange at low price for smaller farms in
Carroll or Frederick counties, or house and
lot in Westminster or Frederick and take bal
ance in easy payments in money. A great
Box AZ, New Windsor, Nd. ian 9-3t