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The Morning herald., 1877-01-10
HARD 10 GET AT.

Senator Bayard called for return oi
the number Of he Deputy Slarshals, en-
ployed upon the last registration and
election dayl, bat Attorney General Tai,
has tho. far evaded the call, for informa-
zion. We are quite cer,sin the Attorney
General will be compelled to anawer. In
advance Of Taft, we present calculation
based upon the census Of 1870, as, to the
probable number o. United States Deputy
Narahsls used, II Wilmington il a sample
Of o.her cities, for the purpose Of violence
and assassination, and not for the promo
liou Of a fair and free election. Our CITY
had one Deputy Marshal fur every 1000 O
in inhabitants Or thereabout.:-if we are
wrong Marshal Dunn can correct us-he
knows all about it. There are about eighty
cities in the United States with 200Ol
inhabitants sggrega!ins nearly 100000
of people therein. If the same ratio q
Deputy Marshals were appointed else-
where, their number would be almost
8 600, taking into account, that by the
election laws in other States, these dis
.urbsrs Of the peace, were employed
many days-ihs cost to the people mus
have excseded q qaarter Of a million o
dollars, la.t elaction.. Think of it ye mel
Of substance, who have to pay them ,almos
az much money as il has cost this sovereign
S:ate Of Delaware to carry On its govern
rneut for one hundred years.. Ifthis waste
ful and wicked extravaganza ia not stopped
our children will be begsared and engage
in the distractad quarrels which are no,
raining and disgracing Mexico.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-10
MEDICAL.
w. Eunkei's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

r, has never been known 10 tail in IN.
curs Of weakness attendei with symptoms
Indtspns;tIol 70 e,sticn, loss III memory,
jffrici,I,y rf breath ng. w-akness, horror OF
gi.ess... nj Il, ssF Fcstsf, cold feat, weakness.
dinpe.s Of vision, laDgun-, Universal iassl'
tu1a az the I,u -cu!ar syste II. ENORMOUS ap-
ue;tte with Cyspept tic symptoms aot nands
Gushing oiths body, dryness OF the ssin.
pailid cOuntenauce and erupions on tne
mee. purif, ,ing the blood. pain in the back.
heayfnes OF the cyeiids, ,frequen black spot.
living before the ey 81, wita sunus on aiid
it1.s OF sight. want of attention, etc. Sold
only H. 81 bottles. Get Ste genuine: Depot
and office. 90 North Ninth sirest, rhi!adei-
keI . Pit-er zine ~ Iron ana iaxe no other
MAKE, Geuu'ne sold only IN sl bottles.
NERVe us DEBILITY.
Debility, deprsssei irritable state OF
mird. weay, nervous, ezh ius'sd !eellng,
no oeuerzy or animation. confused head,
ses. mental over.CrE, THIS nervous debil-
ity lads a sovefe gn cure in 4. + kunkels
Bitter " ine oi iron. 1t tones tne system,
dispei ~ The mental gloom ard tspondency
and rejuv mates the eDtife syst. m. soid
only in 81 bolt Is. Get the genuine Sod
by All drugg SITS. Ak for }. +. Kunkei's
Bitter Wi:ls Of Iron, and t'ks 10 Other.
Genuine sold only Ia {! bottles. or SIX bot
ties for IS. Ill aAk. is a tria! Of this valua.
bic medicine. 1t VII! convince lIe most
EkeBt1rHi Hi IJS UlrIAi--
NEVER FAILING WORM SYRUP:
T.. .Kunkci's Worm Syrup never falls
to {. esi -4y Pr. scat and stomach worms.
Ur. Euiii,el Is the only successful pDysi-
elan wno removes Tape worm in two hours
Head aud al c2mp!eta. ali -e, and no ice
till head passes. Common sense teaches II
Tape Worms can be removed, all othrr
Worms can he readily destroyed. SEND for
circular to D-. Z. r. Kuukel, 259 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa, o. ass your
druggist for p bottle Of Konkie's Worm
Syrup. Price 81 per bostte. il never fails.
Used ~ chit rem or grown persoas with
perfect safety.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-10

shs country. Fsilins this, . desPotan =
preferable. There ass soDs memorable
and Too little red words On this head OF -
psblo-spirited . man . ever livsd-the
jossly celebraied Dean Swif, Of Dublin
one who, single handed, fought the lr'sh
Executive in the ssni:h Of its fragrant coz
ruption., and prevented the preparation
Of outrageous jobs a: the expense OF an op'
pressed people. They are vofds which
many AZ American would do we'll to Lay
70 heart.
Il s.n certainly perzsaded,' writes the
zreai Dean OF 81. Pa.ricks, that all oui
r,isf1rtunes arise from DO other original
cau.e ii,sn tia. general disregard among
~ to the public Welfare. Besides the love
We owe to evefv man in bis particular ca
pzcitv under the title of our nsighbor, there
is YET duiy ola larger aod more extensive
nature incumbent On us, which Il a love o.
sur neighbor in bis public capacity, and i
a duty 10 which sc are more s,rlcti,:
obliged than even tba. OF loving ourselves
because therein Gnrselres are al-occntained
Tas love oftbe Com mDonweaith was in an
cient times Known a. virtue, because 1t wa
The greatest Of all virtues. In those timei
!, was common for men TO sacriice them
selves for the good Of their country. al
though they Hsd neither hope ncr belief O
future reward"
Are there no men among us with public
spiri, enough to step out, and be brave anc
good enough to head the column, which
will s:and by right, and if needful agains
party-io save the Republic?
The Morning herald., 1877-01-10

AN erroneous impression widely prevails
that Jgnatius q. Grubb, E-q, Secretary Of
State, is required To reside at the State
Capital.
For the correction Of this error and the
information Of those seeking him either
upon public or legal business, Mr. Grnbb
has published his card in our advertising
colu'nna, stating that hi. Office ia at No.
West Seventh street, Wilmington, but thai
he will be in Dover 10 tran,act bnsipes.
from Wedne.1ey night until Friday morn
ing every week during the sc,sion Of the
LegIslatur:.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-10
REGISTERS ORDER.
yJEGiSTER'S I ORDER.
PEGIsTER's OFFICE.
J
NU- rAc.rr

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEC IA, 70.
Upon the application OF Thomas E. J.
comb. thnini.lrator OF VIM. ri. Jefferson.
late Of New Castle Hundred in sad
county, deceased, 1t IL ordered and q .rec,ed
by tho Register that the admi n istratOr
aforesaid give notice OF be granting OF lat.
ters sOfadministrltlOn upon the esta e Of the
deceased, vita The dale .! granting thereof
by causing advertisements 10 b, posted
w'thin forty days from the date OF such let
ters, in SIX OF the most pub ic places OF the
coun,yOf New Castle, requiring ali persons
having demands against the estate to pre.
sent the same, or abide by an Sct of AS
| semhly IN such case made and provided.
Aud also cause the faGe to be inaerted
within the same period III the Morning
Herald" q newspaper published In vii.
mington, and to be continued therein three
weeks (e. o. d.,
Given under the hand and seal OF Office of
the Register aforesaid. at New Castle, in
Few Castle county Aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
sEwELL G. B1eGs. Register.
NOTICE,-All persons having claims
against the estate Of the deceased must pre-
| sent the same duly attested to the auminis-
| u atOr on or before December IA, 1877. or
abide the Act Of Assembly In such case
| madeand provided.
THOs. HOLCOMB,
Address, Administrator
Nsw Castle, Del dec2O.swsod. 4
The Morning herald., 1877-01-10
OUR NAsJiIyGEOSy LETTER.
CorrespoodGnae o. The HERALD.
WAaNIsGTOs, Jan. s, 1877.

WAsHISGTos, Jan. s, 1877.
CDngressinhaI proceedings were Of no
pubic Importance. EolblDg but routine
busine'8 being indnIged IN by either House
both wings VI the Capitol evidently wait
ing for reports from the investigating com.
mites iu tie South. Every important
comrnjtire having from two to five Of its
mcnbcfs either absent from the city OF
a:'igned % special duty, i. is almost i'm.
.o8siDie 10 secure quorum Of the Senate
or House. Ii is expected that early ac-
lion will be taken On the Bland Silvcl
Bill. The Comm it,.e are ayerse to tha
portion Of The bill which makes silver ar
unlimited legal tender, beyond the sum o
fifty dollars. A rumor ia in circulation
thatthe Sl2, 900 recently stolen from lh,
Treasurer, has been returned somewha
hysterlou8Iy to Treasurer Wynan.
clerk in the department is said to be th,
thief who reIented and restored the none,
to avoid public exposure. IT'S thus th,
Radicals shield their rascals.
The subject Of a new Presidential elcc
ton is beginning to be discussed, but ther,
seems to be ageneral disapplovaI Of tn,
proposition by both political parties
Speaker Randall said, Haven't VIC ha,
one election already ? don't want anothe
til! ! know the result Of this one" Fer
nando Wood could not possibly under
stand upon what constitutional or statuta
ry authority the proposition was based
Mr.. Hewitt would prefer another election
TO civil war, although he thinks Tildel
The Morning herald., 1877-01-10
T,tlE SUN
NE " YORK.
1877. .
1877.

1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
The different editions Of tbs Sun during
the next year viii be The same as during
/. year that has Just passed. The daily
edition will Oh week days be a sheet OF four
pages, and on sundays a sheet Ofeight pa
ges or 5G broad columns: while the weekly
editien vii he a sheet Of eight ragas of the
SANE dimensions and character that are
O ready Iarni lar TO our readers.
The SUS viii continue ~ be the strenuous
advocate OF reform and retrenchment, aud
of the substitution OI statesnsnship, wis
dom and integrity for hoI!Ow pre- ence, i'm
btcility ard iIauj in the odT ipis1ratinn Of
public affairs 1t will contend for the gov
crnm ent Of the people b, The people and for
the people. n, opposed TO government by
fiauds in the ballot box and in the count
ing Of votes enforced bv nrjlitary violence.
II viii euGeavor 10 supply lis readers-a
body now not for from a million o; sou s.
with the mos careful, complete and trust
worthy accounts OF cETreLt events, and
VIII employ Tor this purpOse numerous and
! carefully 81 ect.d staff OF rey or:ers and cor
! respondents. It's reports from WashinE tOn
| especially, vii! be full. accurate and fear
less; and it Will doubtless continue TO "e-
serve ID enjoy the hatred of those who
| thrive by pundering the Treasury or by
| usurpIng u hat the law does not give the m.
while it viii endeavor 70 merit the conf.
dence Ofihe pubic by defending the r!g,.t.
| unjust,fied power.
i The price OF the daily sun vii! be 50
cents q month Or $3.50 a year, post paid
or with the Sunday eGition 87.7O IA y ear.
The Sunday edition alone, eight pa. .es
81 20 "A wear pnst paid.
Il the WEEKLY sun eight pages Of Sc broad
columns VIII be furnished during the veal
1877 at the r,te Of VI year post paid,
:. The btnefi' of TINS large Reduction from
the previous rate for the WEsKIY can
be eDjOyei ~ Individual subscribers with.
ont the necessity of making up clubs. Al
the same time, II any of eur friends Chico.
" aid IN extending our circulation, ".
shall be grateful To them, and every Surn
|, person who SHAH send us ten or more sub
scrihers from one place will be en- 1t ed IL
= one crpy OF the pi er for himself ire, of
chsrge. AT one dollar year postage paid
the expense Of paper rnd printing ar
barely repaid: ana. considering the size o
the sheet and the quality offs cOntenls
: are conlitent the people VIII consider TIL
WEEKLY Sun The cheapest newspaper pu
lished In tn. world, and We trust also on
| Of the very best. Address,
decl5U TH"sUN, New York City. ", Y
The Morning herald., 1877-01-10
V1510S1S1, JaDassy 10. 1877.

felisblscoreapondents In every
Village in the State. " vTite the dotDgs an'
seysnes Of the people and the business pros
peets and attractions 0f their locslity. The
sebools, The ehurehe', the farm operations,
the character Of the sol, and the sdvan.
tages psssessed, 10 be ths themes f0r lnei'
comm unications.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-10
T11NEESs
|HlIl!5]:ssEss |Sl.z'sSSs!yAlss|,KS
llHXsaIsl!. .sI,Al.y1I5H

Easily digested by dyspeptic aud weak
sfOInachs and at the same time containing
all that is necessary to nourish every part
part OF the human body. After being thor.
oughly tested by gentlemen Of high reputa
ton IN the medical profession, 1t was pro-
n~unce, superior 10 any other preparation
feoj7 grn WOOLRiCH & 60. M'frs.
The Morning herald., 1877-01-10
THE HERALD.

I'm NoRxue HnAID y punnsoeo
vssy nosning. Csunasys sxesptsdJ and
Aeafveged in - city q WjmfngtOn and
suuousAfng paaess fos dx esnts pr week,
pavsh1e % d essySsn. Mall Subscriptions
roe>ees fsse, three dollaEs PER annu1a 10
01e. VBYux = CO. Pubiisbsrs,
Eo. 50 sbipiey Dsree4,
Wilmington, Del.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16
MINING STOCK REPORT.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
| Ophir 545s 49, 29Os Is b5, COS 253z, los 1873
Mexican 22os 9ll 245s 81, laos ~, sos ~
Gould and Curry lO5os 81 550s g. sos 81 -.
Best aud Belcher 19 5l0s 1914 S0s 1873 zoos 49, sos
California MIS- l Sds ss9i sos Is s23l
Con- eEA Fio sipi s5s los 1884, sos e2os
Chollar I75s 3d. 220s 1884, SIS "a, Sos "a bl0 20sS
Hale ap so EeFs 5 5os si 1 lfs Sos bio
Yellow Jacket 295s ~, 1905 81 zoos 49, Sos 49, los 7,
Imperial AIS 5s IS u.s. zoos 10
Kentuck los 514, los 81
Alpha sass Is, 1905 Az, IS l4A
Beicher seOs 9, s45s 81, l5os Ga bso, zoos so
Sierra Sierra: Nevada 89os 81, 51os 5sz, sl6s 50
Utah laos 1917 COS l9f4, SOS 1917 b5
Exchequer ll6s So, llos ~ 655s SO, 42os ~
Is, SOS sos Is Ssos ~ i5cs - Zoos .oo
IN $50
overma m ass IS, 1905 49, 95s 1879, 2os 1917
Seq Belcher l5s 81
Union Con 550s 81, 25s 65s
Julia sos $50, 25s 2,65, 25s go
Caledonia zoos 800 280s 3,55, IS so
Baltimore 40Os 60c 400s 65c
Silver Hill g. 56Os 3 zoos 800, ll5s 3G5, zoos 87l
zoos $50, Cos $40
Challelge l5s q
Dayton lS00s 60c e80s CSC
New York Con 1300s 3oc, zoos 35c
Alta 450s
WOodville sos Pc
EVENING BOARD.
Meadow Valley zoos 25 35os SOC
Raymond and Ely 90S 32ttS ia 2US ~ 2U15
Eureka Con sos l71%, Dos 1734, l55s l8, zoos 1871
Panther zoos soc, 32os 55c
Belmont 300s
Leopard 4Os 2l3
Northern Belle sos II, zoos IS
Hussey 6SOs 2Oc 5O0s 25c
Golden Prize 75Os 81, zoos 8@s, 25os 50
Modoc 75Os 3 63Os 100, ZOOS l95
New COsO Sos 234
Golden Chariot zoos Il
Argenta zoos 90c
Lady Washington 1905 l, zoos l, zoos 40
Andes 555s lilo, l5js LOS
Leviathan 275s 6Oc, S0Os soc
EXchequer S75s 8, 7Os 81, 1908 G. sos 9N
North Con Virginia 9Oc Soc COOS &c. zoos Toe
Prospect zoos ACC, sos SOC
Trojan Ass 40, 128Os 100, loss zoos 120, zoos l35
Crown Point ll2Os So, 1905 so
Mexican 1905 10 lG0s lC 230s H. 260s II b5 SOS ~,
Hale and Norsroas 2as5s ZOOS b. sos 6 s5os g. zoos
So
Gould and Curry 45Os 014 570s 994
Becher 48Os 20 32Os 2O4, sos S01S 20s 205 b5
Con Virginia eos 1924, 465s 80, zoos 80
Ophir sos u Cos ~, l55s 49, SIS 1S, zoos 1875 l5Cs
Alpha los 49, laos 1917, Cos l6}l, 1865 IT, l2os 1873
elbow Jacket sos TO- Ass 1o o5os 1917 sos 1895 1865
Choar zoos 80
Imperial lO7lOs 90, 535s lis
Bullion 1905 8 1905 3 65Os So zoos 50 BIO zoos 8 SIS
California 38Os "a, Cos "a b5
Justice zoos 8, 925s 81 680s So 250s 50 so, 255s 81
Jnion Con 1905 "a 1905 ~, zoos 73z, sos ~
sierra Nevada 3l5s 90, sos 8, 1905 81
)verman 5Os 1872 33Os 90 1905 1934
caledonia zoos $50 535s 3 1888 So 1905 3G5 1C0s $40
tab sos 20, 1905 20%
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16
We feel

whelming the too susceptible mind. We feel
stifed as it were past all inspiration by the
very abundance and glamour and highly
wrought system (for it is nothing short of q
system) of posters with which this subject is
poured down upon us. We despair of doing
the subject justice. A very fair lady asked
us in 80 an aside yesterday if the children
knew Of the coming of the circus. Know it !!
my dear Madame, they feel it in the air, they
breathe it in the breeze, they hear it in the
song of birds, they dream it in their dreams,
Your true lion knows your true prince. To
be child and not know that the circus is
coming is to be a hot-house plant, a bird
reared in cage, Caspar Hauser, toad
empedded in thousand depths Of sandstone
Know it ! Almost might one say that they
don't know anything else. Well, it will be,
doubtless not only all that their young fancies
have painted it but all that the artists who
composed and executed those marvellous pos
ters have portrayed. As to the adult interest
in this great subject it is undiminished The
fever never dies out. Once circus goer, al
ways circus goer We get bedazzled by the
spangles, and the fascination never leaves us.
But it is to be borne especially i'll mind that
the Rhinoceros is a two horned one, and that
the horned horse is a horned horse sure
enough. You may hunt the sage brush far
and near and you shall never bag two horned
rhinoceros If your retriever brings in sin
gle horned one you may boast of your good
luck As to the horned horse, did he not, |
after fighting with the lion for the British |
crown betake himself to the shades and shad-
ows of the myths - associating himself |
with the phoenix and the dodo
But here he comes again Also this way
comes Mr.. Merryman " We thought of
fame and the strange sheen of its sometime
glitter when we saw Bob Ingersolls hand
some head on one side Of rum shop screen,
and the two-horned rhinoceros on the other
But all this world is circus; and show
man is Snowman
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16

THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-It is
with contrition that we acknowledge our short
coming. We had special invitation from
Miss Fleming to attend the examination of
her class yesterday. Somebody spoke piece.
His sire should have been there to applaud
the forensic effort. Also spelling and the
likes But business, " the habit of not going
to school, of playing 40 year old hockey as it
were, these are the fragmenatry excuses.
But we are aware all the same that the exam
nation proved, as the love for her of the
children always proves, that she is an admi-
rable teacher, capable and efficient.
Judge Goodwin and his bride passed here
going to Virginia City yesterday. They are
the rightful recipients of many congratula
tiOns.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16

MORNING BOARD.
ophlr 546s l8, 2sOs Is b5, sos s5A, los 1873
Mexican 22os 81, 245s 81, laos ga sos ~
Gould and Curry l050s SO, 550s 9, sos 81
Best Belcher 2s0s 9 5l0s 1914 S0s 1915 zoos 49, Dos
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16

San Francisco, June 15.-It is stated that
grasshoppers have appeared in great numbers
i'll the southern portion Of San joaquin
county, and are eating everything green that
comes in their way. They appear to advance
in belt about a mile wide, and were first OBJ
served few miles south of French Camp
They are too late to do the wheat any harm,
buthaye stripped the stalks of all their leaves,
leaving only the head and stem standing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16
ORDINANCE No. As.
An Ordinance to Abolish opium-smoking D,

The Board of Trustees of Carson City do ordain:
Section l. No person persons shall within the limits
Of Carson City keep maintain become inmate Of
or visit contribute the support Of any place house
where persons frequent assemble for the pur
pose of smoking opium, and all such places houses
rooms, are hereby declared to be nuiSanOes,
Section Any person who shall violate any of the pro
visions of Section Of this Ordinance SHALL conviction
thereof, be punished by fine exceeding hundred
dollars or imprisonment not than fifty days. by
bolh such fine and imprisonment in the discretion Of the
Court. d. A. BENDER President Pro TEN
Attest: ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
Carson City, June IL, 1877.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16

Assemblyman Howard of Humboldt diver
SITES his Soloniferous "reminiscences by keep
ing his friends supplied with corn-cob pipes
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16
NOTES AND QUERIES.

Even the discomforts bring their recompen-
SEES Was Triton at all fresh-water deity -?
An imperfect recollection dimly refreshed
makes us doubt if he were anything but ma
rine god or demi god. Gle was the son of
Neptune and the father of a numerous pro-
geny of Tritons Junior.) 1t is not at all a
violent assumption that some of the younger
members of the family may have come (when
business at sea got slack or overdone), to take
temporary mastership over the lakes and
ponds and reservoirs-even within the scope
of water works and like human contrivances.
Hesiod speaks of the elder Triton as
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16

Concerning Carson mans project the
Reno Journal of yesterday says;
Billy Seaton has sold his property near the
Pollard House to Mr. Gree Of Carson, who
intends to put up fine two-story hotel.
Work will commence next week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-16
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

There was a considerable aggregation of
the materials for personal notices hereabout
yesterday. Mr. T. n Stone of Elko left his
card at the MORNING APPEAL office 1t is
upon such Stones as this that the well assured
future of Elko depends. Charley Cavanaugh
returned yesterday morning from the Black
Hills. He has the look of one who has had
some solid sections of wisdom thumped into
him But for fear of the consequences to
the veal, this hot weather, Peter the father
and Peter the son would have killed the fat
ted calf in honor of his return. Speaking of
fatted calves, Scott, the Hope Valley dairy
man, came in from there yesterday with
portable corral full of fine young calves
They were led like lambs to the slaughter
Mr.. Ike Bateman came in from Belleville,
Teels Marsh and the regions round about.
Speaks in the most encouraging terms of
what he saw and heard Of Thinks the
Northern Belle better than ever, and that
Esmeralda still has future before her. Mr..
T. Pierce, also from the Northern Belle vi
cinity, IAN old resident of Carson, where his
family still reside,) came in for q brief visit
yesterday Parson Kelly returned from the
Bay yesterday. Look as if the airs of well
succession of dioceses had blown
through his hair and Drowned his frank and
candid nose. Harry Clawson was in from
the Winters mine. He reports that enter
prise shut down for the present. Has the
clear look in the whites of the eyes of him, |
health and exemplariness of de- |
meanor, Senator Clapp we heard of but |
failed to see. Should like to grasp him by |
The honest right hand as in the less artificial |
and pampered days of the commonwealth.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

improve the common property; aut that the
UnItsd States haVlEg. as a free gy., exclusive
and absolute ii lie to the reefs a Al avenues
OF the capital city, as well ss To tn- plpii'
grounds and buildings, which alone give
value 10 the property OF citizens. AMI batnE
clothed by the constitution " Ith pleaarg AMI
exclusive power o. control and sfministra-
lion: are under special obligations TO furnish
their share.
IS. If is equally clear that the taxpayers
OF the District have already and n Htsp~tGiy
contributed much more th~a Their e,l = "a yF-
of these improvements. VIII not the -Ov5rl-
ment with equal fidelity 10 the n'gl trusts
committed 10 IL, discharge as obligations. ss
required alike by its constitutional rel s-to1S
TO the District and by justice to It's CT zrsS
IA. Congress has in a general way do1e
much for our benefit, especially SD by Tie in
PRODUCTION of the Potomac water for al
which we are duly thankful VIII Il not
now yield us the gUH nee sS'Te oi iuStic-'
Respectfully submitted. isign sd Josiah
Dent, j. Bowen, III. A. willard, A l.. BAR
her, W. ID. Baldwin,. su b COMMITTEES on iLn-
provemepts.
WASHINGTON, n. C., Nov. 5. 1871.
lie above report was adopted by the i'm
proven committee and directed 10 toe
tiaDt tied with the accompanying map TO
Ire chairman Of the executive comm tee OF
me cluztns coInmitte OF one han iHed
Attest Nj w yAIT Cbair,,an
". A.. bAl pWlN, Sec. Improvement Com
miItee.