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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

Congressman elect William 5. kidg of Mime
sofa, arrived in this city last evening from Cana
da, and is at the Windsor Hotel. A large number
OF congressman are in town Ell route home, inclu.
ding Gen. lIaWley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
LEWISTON.
Highway Robbery.

Lewiston, March 5. \ special despatch to the
Lewiston journal reports that Charles a. Mayo of
Lewiston, was knocked down and robbed of
$500 in Pennington, last night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
CONN EC'rlCUT.
Fast Day.

Hartford, March 5. Governor Ingersoll has ap-
pointed Friday, March Goth, as day Of fasting
and prayer.
Nomination Accepted.
Judge Foster, of the Supreme Court, has writ
ten letter accepting the democratic nomination
for Congress in the Sd district
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

The republicans of Ward Yesterday ncminat-
ed the following officers
Alderman-F. w. Brann.
Councilmen-Wm. II. Wood, OTIS u. Cum
mings. A. G.. Burns.
Warden-David Dunn.
Ward Clerk-B. 5. FarnLam.
Constablc-J. A. Jones.
City Committee-C. Cottlc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
Copartnership Formed

A copartnership is this day formed by and be-
n tween the undersigned for The purpose of eat
rying on the hat, cap and fur business, under the
name and style Nebstcr X Hal at the old stand
corner o. Bridge and Wa'er streets
W. A. WEBSTER.
Z. Il. HALL.
Auvustn March 4 lS1J. unt-+3N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
For all Female Complaints,

in young or old, married or SINGLE at the dawn of
womsnhood or the change oflife, Dr. ierce's Fav-
orite Prescription manifests such positively rem
edal influence as to call forth the loudest praise
from all who use it.
Mr.. John A. Kinney, druggist, of Knob Noster
Mo-, writes as follows.
Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, Dear Sir-Your med
icines sell better than any other keep, and give
universal satisfaction. The people are especially
seems to be favorite among all that have ever
used it," 1t is sold by druggist and dealers in
medicine. MART teodSwiw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

from England, to hold all the regiments in India
in immediate readiness for active service. The
Englishman supposes that such orders point to the
possibility of war on large scale, not in India,
but in Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
Weather Probabilities for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling barometer, northeast to southeast winds
warmer, cloudy weather and snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
ILLINOIS,.
Eggs and Butter.

Chicago, March 5. The Butter and Egg Asso-
citation adjourned to meet in Davenport, Ia, next
year. Committees were appointed to investigate
various matters, and report at the next meeting,
including one to adopt the style OF packages in
which to export butter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
Railroad Affairs.

The annual report of the Illinois Control Il. r.
shows that among the earnings for the year arc
freights S5,700,572 and passengers Sl,679, 4j7-a
decrease from last year of 1886, 73S. The oper-
ating expenses for the year were $780, 5o, a
decline Of scopes. The length of the road is
ll07 miles and the proportion Of the operating
expenses, inclusive Of the chart aS, to the earn
ings was 80 10-l0O per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
Maine Disaster.

\ telegram from London states that the ship
Pcquot has been wrecked off the coast of Mosaic.
She is the only vessel of the name in the register
i, ship of 1897 tons register, built in Bddcford
in 1870 am was owned in New Castle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

Fire.
New York, March 5. A fire at l01 Doane street
last night, damaged the stock of T. r. Hunting
ton, publisher, and VIM. Seyd, leather dealer,
$1,000 each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago. March 5 1875

chicago, March 5 1875
Flour quiet extra spring al IS.
Wheat-\o. spring cash s6aa-: Mich. es1a-,
Apl. 81 saA May ssh.
co 1no @; n. mixed led, cash s'%s"; Mar s'.a-'
oats-So. :. 81 ala cash; May, 5sHa-; 53aa-
Apl. Is ga Mar,
Rye-No. ,, a9a
Barley-No. spring lOehaloe cash; ll3a- Mar;
i0+a- Apl.
Dressed Hogs 40a, So.
Pc,k-ls o0a,s 05 cash; Is 90 ais 20 Apl: Is 10
ais 10 hIch.
Lard-ls i5ais 40 cash alb 4O1s Apl., 1917
ais y Mch.
Bulk Meats shoulders 6aa- short rib mid
9hass short clear mid a9k.
Hams Is ms average l0za-.
Whiskey-tS a.
Freights-Corn 10 Buffalo, Ala; wheat do *
Receipts- 5000 Hour; $4,000 wheat; 5000 corn;
81 900 oats $500 rye; 1000 barley.
shipments 2,00c hour 1900 wheat; 10000
corn GooG oats: o. 900 barley. COO rye.
Cincinnati. March 5. 1873.
Cincinnati Produce Market.
PORK-ilrm, at $ls 75gls %.
LARD-steam Is 4 ala u; kettle, lag.
BULK MEATS-shoulCers 80; clear rib sides
9Aa-; clear sides l0s4 O..
BACON-shoulders. Sd; clear rib sides %
a; clear sides lli4 9
WIUSkEY-lI0-a.
Boston Stock List.
Boston, March 4. ls,5.
Sales at the Brokers Boari.l
Bot, 4 Maine r, r., ply
Second Call
Eastern X. r., 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
CAN ADA.
Postal Matters.

Ottawa, March 5. In the House of Commons,
last night, long debate took place on the postal
bill. Efforts We're made to establish postage on
newspapers altogether; but the government would
no. allow this and the bill passed its second read
ing and was reported from the committee.
Fire and Loss of Life.
Montreal, March 5. wooden building, l3S
Bonaventuie street, occupied as a boarding house,
was burned early this morning. A man named
Madeira Torquay was burned to DEATH and other
inmates only escaped by jumping from the win
dows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
The republicans of Ward lave nominated the

The republicans of Ward have nominated the
following officers
Alderman-Wm. II. Libby.
Councilmen-Charlcs Ii. Lewis, T. G. lloyt,
Frank Ii. Chadwick.
Warden-Stephen Folsom.
Ward Clerk-TAomas Iibbett-.
Constable ashford A. Sampson.
City Commttee-Jos. II. Manlcy.
Ward Committec-W II. Libby, Ja:afs Fo,-
SOM Geo b. Ioyt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

The republicans N Ward held thor caucus
Yesterday afternoon, and nominated the following
officers
Alderman--E. w. Whitehouse.
Councilmen-P. &. Dollivcr, ". L. Barrows,
w. A. Swan.
Constable-F. l.. Harrington.
Ward Clerk III. Chandler.
Warden-Geo. F. Davies.
City Commit,ce-F. l.. harrington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

CAuTIoN-Purchasers of the Peruvian Syrup
Ga protected solution of the protoxde of Iron) are
cautioned against being deceived by any OF the
preparations of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and Iron,
which may be offered them. Examine the bottle
before purchasing and be sure and get the "Pe-
ruvlan syrup (uot Peruvian Bark
mari t&wlw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

ECONOMY is consulted by all who wear collars
of the Narragansett Co.'S manufacture. The Elm
wood, Warwick and Rutland brands are the best
fitting, best looking ard most durable in the mark
ct. Sold everywhere. Geo. Nj. Glacier, 81 Sum-
mer street, Boston, is agent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

A general meeting Of the County Commissions Of
the State has been called to meet in Augusta on
Tuesday, the 29d day Of March instant, at two
o'clock 2. NJ. The object OF the meeting is to con
fer with regard to Jail workshops and the employ
ment Of prisoners The movement for such
meeting was originated By the Commissioners OF
Penobscot county, who feeling much interest
10 the subject, and whose efforts in bringing about
this much needed reform in the care of prisoners
appears likely to be rewarded with success. \
suitable room for their use will be provided the
court house, and our Commissioners will extend
TO their brethren a cordial greeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

Eastern X. H..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

At meeting Of the corporators Of the Fairfield
Savings Bank held March lst, the following gen.
tleman were selected as trustees for the ensuing
year William Conner, j. III. Nyc, Z. Nickery,
5. S. Brown, Samuel Gibson At a subsequent
meeting of the trustees William Conner was chosen
President. +. G. Pratt will continue to act as
Treasurer.
The ladies of the Howard Benevolent Society
gratefully acknowledge the receipt of Sl20, half
the proceeds of the masquerade ball recently held
in this city. And while returning sincere thanks
to those who have placed this generous sum at
their disposal, they trust they may be so guided III
their bcnevolence, as to carry comfort to many
homes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06
l3fDDEFORD.
Fire..

Biddeford, March ). Lonis Frnk's dwelling
occupied by four French families, together with
the stable and contents. were burned Friday morn.
ing. Los, $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-06

AT the meeting in Ward 8, last evening, the re-
pubhcans nominated the following officers
Alderman. W. Clapp.
Councilmen-Jetferson Higgins :. NJ Royl
ton, s. G. Cummings.
Warden-N. {. Hslleu.
Ward Clerk-Geo. 7. Hatch.
Constable-Charles l.. Brann.
City Committee. Frank Arnold.
Ward Committee-Wlbur Percigal, Lotion
griffith, s. X. Srrague, Jonas Nhitconb, Theo.
Townsend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-01

<yoAL pEALERs-FOUR VACANT LOTS 70 LEASE,
263 West 1wenty-afth moderate building loan
coal va rd fixtures j. W. HAMEkSLEf, 255 fiith ave.
10 TO IL A. W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-01

Due notice will be given Of the repetition OF the great
bill, consisting OF SheridRn's standard COMEDY OF
IHE RIVALS,
with the charming Comcdietta called
A HAPPY PAIR. -
in which the combined strength OF the company VIA
appear
Carriages may be ordered for lo:io NJ
Seats be secured two weeks in advance.
RooTH's THEATRE. EXTRA
GRAND NELSON MATINEE
THIS SATURDAY at III
BOOTHS THEATRE. NELSON'S FAREWELL
JARRETT lesseeS ana Managers
MIS- NEIL ,ON,
whose departure for Europe early date decided
and thus gives additional interest TO her brief en-
HER FAREWELL TO AMERICA.
This SATURDAY. MATINEE at 1850
THIS tsAl URDAYl EVENING. at &,
by appearing in her powerful, original part oil
AMY ROBsARr
THE GRAND ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR PLAY
is produced with great magnihcence the costly aceesso.
tO'o SUPERB SCENERY,
DELIGHTFUL MUSIC
BRILLIANT COSTUMES,
giving increasing effect the efforts OF company OF
exceeding strength.
80 ON MONDAY. May 10
Miss CLARA MORRIS and Mr. RIGNoLD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-01

ITO LET-TwO Torres NOS. SO ASD so EIGHTH
4 avenue; one Of them has been a eenueman's fur
nishing store Tor the hyc years and Las all the nS
tures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-01

ITO LET-STuRE and PREMISES SO. 3s5 THIRD
/ avenue s5xii1 surablc tor pianoforte uanuiar orY
and wnreroom. Apply % u. NEkAIfr. No s. hlrd AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-01

4 TTENTIOS MAKE OYER FOR FOUR STORY
"A brown House. West Thirty-fourth street; can
mad les than al 100; in fine order POSSESSION MuR
RS BAkk, ~ West Thirty street and sgo si1th
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-01

I'D 40 Ihirtyfourth street. west OF Ninth avenue
rents SIS al; modern improvements location desir-
able.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-01

c,TEAM PowER.-Rooas AND FLOORS TO LET.
- with or without Powcrs rent low; 70 God workers
Dr. others. No Is Pe street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-01

DooMs TO LET WITH STEAM PowER-cnRNER or
IL front ana Pearl streets, Brookiyn also at marble
mill went, second aud Twenty third Streets near
Third avenue Sew YorK WM. BUkDON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-01

WALLAcK's. -, 49,. rv.u..x
Doors open al 80. 10 at O'Clock precisely
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
also
SATURDAY MATINEE.
will be presented Holcrofs great Legitimate COMEDY
OF the
ROAD
To
RUIN
altered and adapted TO present stage and Illus
M Ne. Il. o. J. MONTAGUE HARRY poRSTos
MIR. JOHN GILBERT .....as.... ......OLD DORNION
MIR. HARRY observation-disclosures. .GOLDfIACH
Mr.. j. W. CARROLL. SCLkY
Mr. e. VI. HOLLAAD..... SILKY
Mr. T.. PLlMPIUN ..as......... JACK MI FORD
Mr. w. j. as. .............IHE HOSIEk
Mr. G. r. BROW k....... as.............. Mr.. SMITH
Mr.. c. h. kDM JACOB
Miss JFFFREYS-LEWlS ...as.....SOPHlA FRI ELONE
Nine. pom ISI. WIDOW WARREN
Miss KATE BARTLETT. s...................JENAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-28

: sNTuCkY STATE LOTTERY
siot,ls.
: ~ = = ~ =
~ OSSMORE HOTEL.

III Junction Br0adwly. I'm sv, and ~ st. bio "a
from the ir nd Central depot Just COM eted, with an
Ilodern improvements.
This new and elegantly furnished hotel Will br opened
for the reception 81 guests On Fen l. 1875 on Amer an
and European plan.
ca NlHES r. LELAND. Proprietor
of the DkLANAN HOl Sc, Albany, AMI CLARENDON
HOTEL saratoga.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES igD =.
IRVING SAVING INSTITUTION.
Od NARREN ST.

Il VI " AklkN 81.
SIX PER Cent INTEREST ALLOWED.
BANK ORES w pHAIlf tR' Nol 20 I l4S Nj
vASprRRu.r l.. BrxlON. Secretary.
JTSTITITION FOR TuE SAyING-. or
Jau a. 1874, At following ,ale. POI 1nnum. WA. SIX
PEI cent on sums Of ~ end not exceeding tOS' and
Dec D. MS -" ''S'' '''''A Oracle KING. Pres
AspRRe wtnSER, See.
NIETROPOlITAN SAVINGS BANK,
Nj ands 3D. ay ogPP,sBll,s nG99PPssr Institute
ATTN sEMEANNVAL II rEREST
ri al thu e R SS Tr' prf a 1" on Of
he earning. o. t6e ef.t - months paid dcpo.ior;
SSa Hsr ,H moi 49, 1S 10" s s Se bee ss 10 @
account ana draw nteresl from JAN l. .,.,..
to interest from the nrsi q tct me9, ,1ru p.n,
CLiENssoN RoIius, NN0-i'''''eH''
!. " Lille, Secretary.
NtlMs nh" sSa"a; sofdcf taatsaSn street, ST..
pcr eepi ne,e,! psa fr9m .Ge , nrs' Of cscn mon,n
NSsN% aRStk2aHonffs,c KS I" bi'TtiR" ffss
INEt TOAIA SAVINGS BANK,
25Ay. A. corner of Cd st. New York.
Interest to jan L. 1876 al the rate Of six per cent
per aunun. viii De paid TO depostor on ana after Mon
day. Jan II.
Interes, q -lthdrnwn will be added to principal
and draw intri0Nlrom Jan. 1.
Deposits made on or before Jan 10 viii draw interest
from Jan l.
Ban, open daily from 10 A. TO p. NJ, and on Mon.
dry. Wednesday. and saturday evenings. from to =
| OclocS. >. SCHEUKRMANN, President
LOUIS GRoROE, Treasurer.
| MICHAEL HANS. Secretary.
u tNSAi 81, Coz lssSt"opsa i III rom 10 to %; T.
S Mo" b yr0H gsrs 6 HsSf m oyer b nsS@
B0oKs IN ENGLlsh, FktSCni AEp pGkkMAN
II !. XHsoHa ssSrc S' q calfIS rreHsursr
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err HArEN'S MhNTAs.
Hs ustea the tNthaiice nid tho southern
WINES Ills Thira-Trrm Platform.

Uhdtka NorihoF IN ne Hsrdld
Among the objects OF Bishop llavens
Liyotcd dssestaHon and fear the most promi-
mont. / .uppose are the Roman atholc thurch
snd the southern white ieopie. .
Hitdr-.ro to renomiuate ten 'ra., IN ~ ~ ~
thing. More than n year AGO. ana AFTER lii' re-
No., fr.f, VoXico abot: which country Pee w..
then issuing what proved 10 re. IN tie hentral
opiniou. avery offensive book. 70" -utlti-tu he
win frr dccIAration mat We must hn'r tNt
country" holding 20 ai OF NcAiro u. lore ne
and when | replied ffal T. could net nc 80
U'nk Of Grant aud Mexico platform H., in
f.Gt Don't you suppusc that would sweep We
country, 20 | wa Htilc shocked that 'n'
clera, fnau. even Bi~hou Haven. should dcl'er-
atelt propose a SCHEME of uuhlr rhhcrN hut
he exclaimed. "you'll see TINT am rsht y1s
atc an wrong about thi! mattel on hi' ,oi'
tt,ed 10 y third term. h"Hr; YOU don Ike
Gen. Grant YOU don know nmNthhg "nvut u
you re It, wrong as YOU can be-. lie l. a. tcN'tu
all over tho : uth for public cNirc.'l ~ ~
favor ~ an aulair nation - TIE negro nuu Wnl'e
races. rhd became Satisfied fduiiLg n tour OF
The -uuthctn Statcsl h. had done area, dch 70
Kern uu aud even on hNtCrv hrryycr lac tirtcd,
not onn race preiudiocs. but the feelings nttu-
rally rcmaning from TIE war. Mhen ne comes
10 the kor,h Lo indi.trioti.lv spreads tales G. (
lle wron.- suffered hv ~ "poor negt oes - end
Of the dauecftu their irtrrc. ln Tact. he taiks 81
rsraet hpsrr-. nd tho ttl clnu-c II his argu-
mcnt. like thti of the political carret-b HG.i' u
nlWaNs. we must reflect G-u. Grant To- keep
down tn" rei" Is AMI Protect the ucgrYt ne
urc,u Dos. tn sit boz Ju ic'rcut ul'u the tc Nicc-
lfc-id'nt. ana 10 d','are that ne vas ft'u,h
duvu bt Good because d" would not support the
fuice l.l. Len tine uiner hand. declare thni IN
journey throa-u lis southern 80 itca, MAJ" i'r
VOu dtiiig the l'-t spflng aud summer saw,
wfh oie "a .cp'iou. not q .. glc honest aud re
eupctnllc Eeuuhilciu Wup Aid no.. ~ rs ten %
thnt th-rr w. no need uf "a 1 rec till that even
the present. Euiof' su"uf H"i was useless; That
VITA thV k"ruhh,au party needed IN lh0-c
SiAtc- Va- 30 -, N.1n it.m ne, control ~
the 200 i, ir pgniu-' icrrfrS, so Ear ~ u Nt@t-
ANYWHERE. WIS thcif GOO ready ana con i'ui
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STEAMBOATS, ND arl,r1l>L
DENNSYIVANIN RAILROAD.

AND uNlrfp 5 IA Ms MAIL ROUTE,
Cortland sic, a. to,lowsi
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh tie West and
aud s'sl z ii. sunday . ana S..ioP 81
For Williamsput nd Lock Haven wa PhiiadelphiA
aud Frle T. r. DIV connecting AZ Pnl,deipni o. pI&l 4
NJ For wiliamsport, Lock haven, Cory and tur
mn centre and the III REGIONS.
FOr Iia timoie WAsbinston and the South Limit I'd
Washington F1prrsa OF Puiimin Pt-lor tars dtlly.
eIcept SUNDAY, $50 A Nj arrive Washinutpn 40 f.
Nj Regular Al s,tn " a a duP # St,ni1v on NJ
Expres, Tor Pnut9rlp,ia : 40 \ 40 D. N A NJ
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arnI eslntc.

ctoI Salt an0 10 &t,.
4 PARTHENTS to let IN new brick house l6l Fast
N ll2ih st.. to small quiet families rent u tn SO
(iIIEAP rent In south BROOKLYN, rs minutes walk
from ferry house at at 80, store at $40,
and nOOrs anu parts from ~ to SO
En- BNBCOCK. e1p Montague st.
IIOU-Ek EEPEH can have rooms worth SIS for
II th FOR taking care Of tenement IN Washington
ST., near Jane, Gall az 43O West l3h st., before 10
A. NJ.
OFFICES TO LET In second story sun building
front anu rear well light ID and sean heated Ap
ply at sun Publication Once Na-sa anu fran Nfort sts
Two LET Upper part Of house. corner BrO0me ana
Mulb Try SITS separately or together low rent. In
Quire Of ClfAS. FOXS SON CO., 1872 and 1874 South
Fun ay., near spring ~.
Two LET Two small house, with stores on Mulber.
~ st. near BrOomc, viii let IN parts lnquire OF
CHAs. FOAS son CO., 1872 and IA Scum 9th ay.,
near Springs.
81 & 9ru AV.-i rooms, 21 nnnr, 81 q isement
200 go reduced from t22 anu SiS wonderful oD-
portuny.
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~. .n.Ii.It is.snf Nft 10 iIff-N .f-.
Amnng tic throng of spectators ~ the
ii..I,.. vfti If.N,l1w o. .ir. CON nNd oIt INTO %
g.e.t t.oNd hN. Iluu e..s. lie Is au 1l Irct II
itt,.., ga Washington lnd more than that n
uhicci oi nrniie ~. lI> form b. thin ana
,uaini; hI- stcp nervous aud elastic; MS man
Nor al-tract,d. hi- haads ;wit,h cunv'iNVcly
whcu the, ~novii h' ~ rest. and his face. IN re-
poe, j. Tvs, the p.ct,i-, Il Adam IN the " Pas
spent IA thc g.nerie4 - tie IIou.e wien Com
RIes- j. In session, and during recess At the
Inngressi .u.l library and IN the various news
paper i,.s. Frequently he l. seen hurriedlv
pacing the atreet with an ah>tra ted ahsent air
and ! Jaw him the other day marking queer
hieru2lNi hics on the letter boxes Thar hang from
the laup poets. / followed him from the Capt
tot to ~" Treasury. and on very letter box ne
wrote din..eht Characters. crossing the street
wher'N"r J." LAW hoN ou tus otner side. ON
the hi oi ono we're huac'ers Ike these.
~ y ~.
T'i- n.au 80 Tad strange. sad history. FL
teen year aso he wa member of touErcs~
ron ono tic new West rn states the frst
hHi r- 10 g. th.t position from the printers
-. huflt boon rnmroritor and nu c1itDr,
niid ,y.. .nf. az tho fonnuet- oi Inc Iypngranhi-
cal l'ul '. ite W"- inenhcr 4 tile trst ierri-
totfd i.... ''f r,ii h.. st1'e. De- ted Ia franz
Ing th" q at" Com utuilUu. aud w. elected t. q
I'nIii'u on thr supreme Bench, which ne de
cincd iu ug.!-r o. accept NOMINATION 20 Con
~" =. llo war man OF rait oidiorical powers
bAl an ilcni-..
~oNI-l. mY,so .lmcrrai wore hi, schemes
and tutuflf- yu ~ safe his judgment TINT ms
care ft com ross. while htlllift from ever NJ
DWrts"i lop.tnre, Wa "a failure Whcn judged
from a Iga,tioal oommur-,eu.e siandp tat. lie
Wa, q, q, ted when a candidate fur rejection.
aud q .ic4' ktliDl MIN. rur tuc benefit ~ Ills
hesli" o. .l"rds obtained consulate abroad
fvr nlui. lut 4,Ui.apI ointment and the coi4 M
u-d mfal.ttt - ,llse asCd Imagination uusea,ed
hi rel IN. Id Lo har grown from sentimental
i-iu to iuN.Cs.
several ienr. ago he left his wife and children
b.; --lt ~ thcm 10 bt the millstoit that hnne
about lie neck ana has since made his hon ,
with relatives. Through the ihulenCe OF tharlo s
SUuLer Hud Henry Wilson. his wife obtained q
po-iucu In one 81 tho de- artmeni-. winch she
nUW hnlC. Two year ago he became -u-pl'rOu.
OF IT." motives of an ex-senator who had re
fTirnd-d hrr, aud shot Inn In the street, tut IN,
wound VA ouls 81 lt one. Fui although IN
dlctcd h. Las never bern tried for the crime
li- history. 30 sad. yet 80 I'll, nge and romantic
l. known rnl' 10 few. bat his face ana pecul 4
yellow hilr are familiar 10 every one in Wash
iultOn.
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INSTITUTION FOR TIE SAVINGS or
L NfKt HAST tLklskS ana Others, ~ Union plac .
fast 10Th st Dividend To Jan. l. 1870 payable
Jan Il. 1879 NJ following rates per annum Wa. SIX
pei cent sums ~ ~ and not exceeding UOr, and
nv per cent on larger sums.
Dec a. 1873. A. ORACLE KING, Pres
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minltN...Tt.llAln.

~ IN Of the house Apply Ut 89' ir'i 81" sos'h
brooklyn.
HANDS on coats and shirts also. presseis and but
IL tonh0ic makers; WORK glvN out. III 20 aV
IiANDS intcd on slpaca. linen. aDd nanncl coats
Asts. ATTENTION Swing machines. all
/ hest kinds. iA Iricrt splendid wheeler WILSON,
SlS Singca, IN dug cover So others $50. ~ Urccu.
wri av rut. Wet iOr % ~ last Broadway, near
Rutgers st. Machines rented ana repaired
AIDES taught cptlAtins smut mlklns drcssgaS
4 ing, and cui''nt i1t Grant ST. MIS- flNMth.
hprRAVUW- and rui-lcrs ON linen pants and
~ hNi. fu.lsi Nura . tCn out, 90 ih pNOe st. VIII
lnmshWAn.
nPFI tTOR- and ha-t,rs On ycsf only those
ATinit have wofNed ON vests before. 2j3 81 st.
nrEsATURS, hssicr- and huttInhoic hands on
~ alpaca coats. "A ,tu NV. uc'f west llth 81
ISOSAI.LNt SDisN 1UMPNNX, gas and gag
~ West i3ln IT.. want new shirt aud collar ana cum
ir metz.
N,tNI>G MACHINES. .Allk'nc. on ,lal rented
- 81 monthly. Adde'S MAtA Ii III ilcccktI ST.
near NrundwlN
WANTED ds.wrr a. wer, At dr. ssmahiug
w plsu, au apprentice. Can before o'clock Low
hast slt III.
~ ANrLD Girs mat uudrr.tard nningend sew ine
w saii li4- Nppl, af rs West lroedwas, Ne" York
| " 81. 3fnonr. Mrs. ADLER.
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SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED.
Deposits made nov draw Interest from Jan. l.
BANK OPEN DAILY FROM ~ A VI. lO3P NJ
WALTER cost KILN, Pre- ldcnt.
" Nnr |. III NInN SncrnlMrY.