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National Republican., 1878-10-15
COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.
wAsHrSoroS, oct. II, 1873
ARuIyED

ARRIVED.
Great Falls leo Co.'S wharf-Schooner Howard WI.
liRms King, Gardiner with $50 tons Ice TO the Great
Falls Ice Co,
Riic.'s whnrves-schooners Nathan, -, Eastern
shore,wlth lumber to wiett & Libbcy and NJ o John.
Sou and shingles ~ Thomas W smith; Elizabeth,
-, Norfolk, with lumber to Wlllett & Libbey
Black Hawk, u d Lambert, Kity Ann, Maggie Ellza.
beth. and shining Light all with oysters 70 market
Carters wharf schooner Greyhound Washington,
Dogue Creek. with wood to James Carter.
stephenson's swhMf-schooner Maggie, " yer, ,Havre
de Grace. light
Vrginin. Fannie Maria, UniOn Belle, Prince " Wllianl,
CrORtian, Black Hawk, and brewster, all down the
river, light.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Proposals..
pRoposALs FOR GRANITE WORK.

Sealed proposals will be- received atJhe of1ce OF the
ENGINEER OF the United States Capitol Grounds,
ner elnwAre avenue ald est northeast, until "
M, N0Iembcr J, for flTnlshng Cut Granite Piers
AMI Coping aud rock-hced Ashler for the improve
ment Of the Capitol park.
Pans nnu SPECIFICATIONS be and blank forms
oMained at the Office or the engineer.
Ihe Government reserves the right to accept the
who.e or any part OF any bid
Bids viii 10 iudOrsc1 "Pr0posals for firn nshlng
Piers Coming &C., for tho Capitol Grounds and
accompanied by simp.e, OF the material 70 By used
oclO- ArchItoo, Of Ijnitsd stats. ianIthn,
National Republican., 1878-10-15
LIMITED STATES NARsHAEs SALE,

by virtue of . writ OF Fsr lacds issued out OF the
clerks Office of tho supreme Court OF the District oil
Columbia, and 10 me direc.ed, 1 viii sell al public
Sale Tor cash. Of the courthouse door OF said District,
on MONDAY. the lIth day OF October, ISIS nj u
o'clock m all the right title, claim, and Interest OF
the defendant n and to the f1owingdescribed prop.
erty, to wits The east ~ feet 3 inches on NJ street
northwest by II fct Inches Of lot square ~ Wash.
ington, j. G., together with all aud Singular the I'M
prOvements thereon seized aud levied upon us the
property OF John listers heirs, to satisfy execution
No. SFs6, law, In favor OF William J. Clark.
FREDk. DOUGLASS,
- U. ). Marshal u, G.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctIoneer. sesS.d,
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue OF writ Of nST JtrLdS issued out OF the
clerks office OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia. and to me directed, | will sell nj public
snle, for cash, nj the door OF the courthouse 6f said
District. on THURSDAY, the lTth day OF October,
lsis at u o'clock m all the right tile claim and
Interest OF the defendant In and To the following.
described property to wit Lot n In square 55, WASH
proyements thereon, LEVIED upon as the property OF
$500 equity, In favor OF =. ii. SnlIih et al
EREDK. DOUGLASS,
- U. \. Marshal ID e.
John SHERMAN. AucsIOpeer- saf--Itta
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JOHN SHERMAN. Auctioncer. -
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

BY virtue of writ OF r'rf fIncfu, issued out OF the
clerks office Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed will SELL at public
sale Tor cash In mont Of the court door OF said
District, on MONDAY, the lith day of October,
ISIS at u o'clock n all the right. title claim, and
ter- Of the compninants In and to the following edo
scrbed property, To WI: Lot l. square sGi Washing.
ton, y g, seized and levied upon ms the property q
conlpininantS, Peter Best Martin Best, Potter NJ:
best. Jr., Margaret Zeryis, JUs ephlne Gahard and
Joseph singer TO satisfy execution No Ic9j equity In
favor OF Amanda Best.
FREDK. DOUGLASS
L. ;. Marshal ID. c.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctiOuerr, se,i.dIs
National Republican., 1878-10-15
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Po-T-OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISUTON. D. C., September q 1873
propoaas VIII be received Mt the Contract Oflce OF
thls Department until D. NJ Of October "a. ISIS for
CARRYING the mails OF the United States upon the
routes, and Accnrdlng to the schedule of arrival and
departure specified by the Department IN the state OF
yirgina from January l. lso, TO June >. ISL. list,
Of rUutes. with schedules Of arrivals and departures
Instructions to bidders will IOrns Tor contfacts and
bonds, and all other necessary Information, will be
furnished upon application TO the second Assstan mt
Postmaytor-Gencral. d. ". KEY,
sepi poStmastpr lieneraL
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VI ALL LETTINGS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Po.r.OrrIcE DEPARTMENT,

PosrOFFICE DEPARTMENT.
wAsHIsoToS, u. C.. september = 1873.
PROPOSALS Will be received at the Contract Oiice
ths Department until y. m. OF October 81, isTs for
Carrying the mails OF tile United states upon the
Lonc. and accoIdiug to the schedule OF arrival aud
departure specified by the Department, In the 81 ae
q Maryland rom January /, Is7D, to June 90 IsSi.
lsts OF routes with schedules OF arrivals and depar-
turs, Instructions To bidders, with forms for con.
tracts and bonds aud all other necessary Information.
VIII DO furnished upon application to the Second As
sislnnt tPosmuster.GenefnL u. KEY
sept PostmastetI;eneraI
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AUCTION Sdkes--To-Ddy.
AUCTION SILE 0F IJNEEIEENE6 PT,EDgES

on TUESDAY, October Is 1873, nt o'clock D. m.,
and WEDNESDAY. October 16 at O'Clock u. M, 1
will sel at my establishment, No. ic3s PENNSYLVANIA
avenue corner Thirteenth street large collection OF
Clocks, and Qvtrcoats, &c. All goods which have
this sale. " IIEIDENUEIMER
N. COLEMAN. Salesman. ~"
Ocl2-st p FOLEY Auctionprr
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES.
REV a. ~ JELLY, D. D.. PRESIDENT.

hEN' a. d. JELLY ID. D. PRESIDENT.
The spacious buildings nf this College are located at
NEW WINDSOR, MARSLAND-thrrs hOllrs' ride
by rn from WashnEtOn-in one OF the most beautiful
aud henlthml parts OF Western Mary land II has a
inl corps OF competent and experienced professors.
The course Of study Is designed to give thorough cd.
ucaiion In all hranchts Iuc u!ing Lnclet aud modern
Terms MODERATE
Parents or guardians In Washing ton having youth
to educate invited to visit the College aud learn on
~ adyanags or conteI with its Pro Of History
Rev. JOHN CHEsTEit, u. D.. No 1875 u street south.
east Washington, u. C.. OF whom circulars he oh.
hlned. Octglm
KlNDERGARTES NORMAL INSTITUTE OF
- Washington. for the training OF teachers. and
National ktnt eTgarten for primary and advanced
classo, The normal class orens October |. Lectures
TO mOthcrs every Tuesdny and Friday ut 13D o'clock
p. M, In kndergarten Hail. For particulars apply
Mrs, LOUISE POLLOCK, GJ Eighth street.
seI5-p,l
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAIs SALE

by virtue OF writ Of aert J1eius issued out OF the
Ulerk Oce Of the supreme Court of the District OF
columbia and To me directed Will sell at public sale,
lor cash, IN front OF the premises, TUESDAY 18th
te clnin and interest oft defendant in and To the
following described property, to wit; Lot 4, in Balls
ate on north side OF street. briweBu First and
Ond streets northwest, Washington, ID. e., together
led uDon as the property of Robert Hall 10 satisfy exc
cntl0n No. .gG, nj law in favor Of Henry NJ. Dil.
linger FREDR DOUGLASS,
... - United states Marshal u. a.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctlOneer, oCtpdis
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JOHN SHERMAN. AuctioneeT. % es''' ""f'h,
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

by virtue OF writ Of rsrDi0aH srponnS issued ont
Of tue clerks office cf the supreme Court of the Die
tfirt of Columbia and to directed, viii sell at
public sale for cash, nj the house door Of said
District, on THURSDAY, thH 18th day OF October.
lsis at u O'Clock NJ. all the righ title claim and In.
tereSt OF the defendant In ard To the following.
described property To witt Sub.!Ot - In square $40,
Wa.hington. ID. e., together with, nil and singular
the improvements thprcOn, lpvcI upon Us the prop.
eriy OF Isaac \ linldge TO satisfy Judgment No.
ls,5D, nj law, In favor Of Charles W. Patterson.
FREDk DOUGLASS
1900. . U. s. Marshal II.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
l)ROPoSAIS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN MAIL
BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS.

PoST.OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
wAsHISUroS. u. q, August 10, Isis
Proposals from paienters, or their hs,iguees for
granting the use Of improvements In the construction,
or IN tho mqie of opening and closing mail bags. u
any or all kinds and In the manufacture materials
thereof and also for the Of patented devices for
tagging or labelling the same. win he received at this
December, 1875.
Ali proposals must he In n6coriance with the speci-
htons and form Of proposal which will he furnished
on application by letter to the Second Assistant Post
master General.
The contracts which may ne made for the use OF
any patents Will be In conformity with such specinca-
lions and the accepted proposals.
d. ". KEY,
Postmaster l,pnetnl,
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Travellers Guide.
Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- The great doubia-trare
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
noRru NonruwEssSGI, VEST, AND SOUTH
TO TAKE EFFECT
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SUNDAY, J1Nkb TAks IL, afFEfT IfFs AM
AtxEw YtTE, tfrSe TH'hITE'gP AND nos
tnSrs G%pNEsS; Sni c Eillcgt ty on supdays 70 Bai
SiGp' ansRaPP "a sSPa tE EnGfS Sass annapolis
strSs bura Winrc; Wrc; Annar9', and Way Gcranoerry.
IP-tBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
cheser, iia,,ger:iSwn, Han, and Way station. -,
ND 6xETr9Rk EXpRgh FsrIaT Car s9sTSN 8 ScS
YORK and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis June.
TFisiS adoYI5 u sSrI SHIcASo coLuMnys AND
Brpnoh Biw eHesp! SUNDAY. Through car to stanntcR
,, rnilman aa Sars 70 Cincinnati daily. Graon to SAN
VI, ,ssI-on Sunday ony-Baitlrnors Annapolis and
BALTIMORE EXPRESS Stop, a. Dladen.
burg Beltsyie, Laurel, Annapolis Junction. Jcssups
,satI~9rs ,S % %Apnspos El!lcq., City and wsy.
IoN ENpRh.sS On SUNDAYS to baltimore only,
3ss9G aSR2' asSsRa2' S2SbtksBGho fS22. ssHtI AND
LAuhEL ExPREssS. Frederick via Relay stops
'tx"ffcin, q ROCKS, Frederick, Haser.,own. Win.
chester Ar and Way stations. On sundays to Poins Of
fHPPpPSS spa Sry ss2p %Np hA
folk Pas'enseTs taken u the dreci 10 boat .,
SsZlehic%S6" "Sc ANb NT'y S5IU%6us 5riSnS EXPRESS
SsfP sfsP@fhaEr III hfafs ErTM5Rfs + MS5hRISfasa EXPRESS.
ASS s2tiS hHsar hXFks fs5ars eIeaai
nSRTS56E H6M iSE EXf seaDas ~ 10 ASP NsR
f9TS and ,pes9 sScpas S car scl 10 rhna9PSa
1873 GREAT 1873
70 r',r Ias R9uIEi 5i,I : :, IS,
srIrsBfHSS SThhf HA! EQUIP
TRAINS LEAvr! !sNa WEsnIslGT9s II TT from Depot co,
For nf5 ft,ssSu a and and m streets @ as , SnSw M with
sSurss . cnsnf cfSnsf ass s. o sSd cas Gdaso S
SSihE Nb N'b FHIfSs fSt e SflsrsS
For Ssn3ndslgua n?che,ter, Bniislo: Ningtr. fslls
LSSk Haven, anu EimIfs At lt'iOa M daily sf.
For YS5S the Es.. as ,Ss apG 20 81 Z N
prsssor Pullman Parlor Cars, GsO IL III. daily. OK.
For bfooEiyn, New York all through train. eonnec,
ias douSIs isfrisSe and Journey S across New York
sunday Win T sleeping tt Cars rs From wS,fins,on Z
For % @ ssS % daily asS fqnfsy %ss Es pGc
n oi dh.y eIGspt s sSqasy 20 M and a.
poe.. on Gntly Gitss ss1ffR! s sS2asy 3 M and dan,
For kSpSpoiis. ii US m and "a tp m daily e1oep,
ALTXXSRsIA Rsb AEp pyssRiT sh{t
. ron RAILROAD.
FOR AlekAi,urIl u, T. s. gl0 10 H. O. IN !, D tO Gu
For khnohd and tS sSutE, 30 ill., : =, 81 and S S6;S am NJ daily "
runs r%s SS "A Sya ssofS e. sSpss %saon
Slo. 10 II m, I, +20. 8 go and ,. m.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parorcar 40
s
enue northeast eorner Of sixth street and PennsyL
Nnnla avenue and At the depot where orders can be
len for the checking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residenoes
J. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
EhANk TIIOMSON. General Manager apl ual.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Professional.

I PRONOUNCE THE ABOVE STATEMENT IN
i regard TO the purchase OF Dental Association In
the above card OF George II. WEIGH u slRndrr and
faisehood. lleltlyl DIR. 4. p ROWLAND,
DR. A H. TAYLOR,
SURGEON DENTIST.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
PROF. E. BARILI

WIN resume his Singing Lessons on THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 10, at MARiNls HALL. where he eau
be seen
THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
from 10 to I2 O'Clock H. M. seI4Im
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market
Nkw YoRK. oct. II. 1873

Money active nt 5toT.
Ekchange-Jong, fsi short, is3N.
Gold weak at iGl.
Rates for carrying, H0a
uuvEnSMESr noSDs,
Government bonds weaker nj the following quota.
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extracting, 30 cents. Jei1iy
DIR. c. DeMONTREVILLE,
DENTIST,
No. lz2 street northwest, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth strees (saine house with
Dr. e. G. COx.)
Office hour daily . TO & sundays To n m
WASHINGTON CITY.
Thirty years experience CellulOti, Gold, PlntIna,
and continuous Gum Work. PintiniZed Gold Filings
In Front Teeth AN Artistic specially.
leierencesi Colonel W. X Rogers Private Score
tRry 10 the President; General William q. LeDuc
Commissioner of Agriculture; Hon. John J. Knox,
Comptroller OF Cufrencyi senator Mcmillan, Gov.
ernor AloN Ranlsey GoyernorC G. X. Davis aud others
SSoENS& &sL, i.,oSidiioS. in2%hASD n RETTat IoaI
doors north OF pCnnsyl
yanla avenue, EXTRACr TEETH UNDER NJ
without gas 81 c"Is each tooth. Artificial Teeth e.
per set. God and Anlalgam Filllngs Inserted All
work warranted first class
DIR. T. i. HOwlRHd has administered Nitrous Oxide
to over - persons JOSly
nR. BOswoRTH, 0ls L STREET y. W, is THE
- most sklnl and the only scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city An nervous and chronic
heaSns positively cured Female diseases specially
Refers 10 Senators D. W.. Voorhees, Indana; J. J.
Patterson, y, e.: Samuel Sorment Washington, D
e.. aud oihufA Consultation free. OCT-iy
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Spenceran Business College,
Corner Of Seventh and L Streets Northwest

Gives education for real life 10 sons and daughters
The course comprises Penmnushp, spelling, Compo-
and Double Entry Bookkeeping business Practirr
Political Economy Commercial Law, and Lectures.
Day and evening. Open reception OF students last
Monday in August and thereafter. For particulars
auS'iy IT, q sPE:;CER. PRINCIPAL
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SIS y STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
extracting, 30 cents Ieilly
National Republican., 1878-10-15

!. The following are the quota.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-13
General News.

Gen. Grant, with bis wifi aad son. have arrived
in Paris.
More than eleven thousand applications ion tie
war Of 1872 pensions have been fl ed.
sturgeon weighing three hundred aud fifteen
pounds was caught ia the II.d,.u river u-aI Troy
a few days ago.
Nouis.owu li,a,ru.n caught tweuty-seven
trout, some If tue n, he -als, weis alrg over two
pousds apiece I.e would Lave canstt more, bu,
he Is not very good Har.-Aorljt3an Herald
There are very gradual, becoming apparent
signs Of Detcr Times ahead ia the condition Of the
county Iue foremost among these evidences Of
return to prosperity l. polha.s the hopeful con
diuou Of agtcuhuIe.--C HcHHoh commt,,,aL.
The decoration OF the Legion of Honor ha
been given to the oldest schoo master Of France,
who has been teaching since 1918 n tue very par.
sh where he was born. The ceremony took place
at Cletmont-Ferand, at dinner given ty the
project ia honor Of the minister. The whole
scene Ha- very impic sYe
a bold oauk robbery wa, recently committed n
the Isle Of Man. The cashier, Young man
named Ga', was waking along the road in the
cary eYeuing, wuen lac va, set upon by two men
who Knocked him down and culorolormed him,
.ook the k,ys Of the bark lr N bis pocket an
robbed the institution OF Is 80 in gold Twomer
have been arrested on Suspicion, AID Gray Ain.d
has also been app eheudei as acco-. Dry, his story
"a above uairat' d, not gaining credeuce.
The expectation Of domestic cotton good, con-
tlnues a la ge scale DIiing the last week re.
ported the shipments to foreign ports from New
York reached the very large number OF 8 ,G99 pack.
/ age, bud the value declared was no less thar
( sa5|lli lhcludcd IN the exports were too heayy
shrmeAt to AI!ca Of 1891 bales, aud to China o
, 2Zl7 bales. Ia addition to these, however, there
were Other lyla seat to the four quarters OF thu
s'ohe,--lo Mexico and South America to the Eas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-13
NOM Tue IuIIIauU ~
The National Banks.

The great cutlery which is made 10y the
Greenbackers about the currency OF the
National banks is very unnecessary
noise. There is no great body Of men
who insist upon the perpetuation OF the
system beyond the time stipulated in the
contract between the banks aud the ma
ton. Indeed it is very doubt!ul il tn,
banks themselves would desire To retain
their circulation. OF SO lHtle value is il
despite the constant leite1ation OF the mis-
statement that it is "A giant monopoly eat
ing the substance OF the people. The
large taxes and many Restrictions put upon
the banks by the government make th,
circulation of but lille profit to them
The Casco bank Of this city and many
others in he country have voluntary sur
rendered heir circu alton, because 1t die
not pay to retain it. So that the com
plant that they make undue profit iron
this source is very empty indeed.
In the stress OF war Necessity. and fol
the purpose OF rapidly dIsposing Of d
large quantity of bonds, the government,
offered the banks an inducement to take
the bonds, by heavy taxation OF their cir
culation AS State institutions and BY
offering them circulation under ma
tional authority. 1t told them that il
they would deposit in Washington
United States bonds as collateral Sc
curity the government would endorse
their notes for circulation. 1t made ID
should continue Tor twenty years. Under
this plan, most OF the banks took national
charters in 1868. Their lime will expire
in 1888, and the plan will then undoubt-
edly be much modified, if not entirel,
abandoned. Honesty and good faith re-
quire that there should be no infringement
of the contract until its expiration, EXCEPT
by the consent Of the banks As we have
said many of them are voluntarily sur
rendering their circulation, because il /,
not profitable. They did the nation grca.
service in The time Of its trouble. and /, i,
certainly very ungracious thing to heap
odium upon them now by misrcpresenla-
ton of their condition and purposes.
As for the substitution Of greenback,
for national bank notes, there is no seri.
Gus objection, pr0rided, that the green.
backs shall be redeemable in gold and
shall not be issued in such quantiie, as Ia
become irredeemabe and deprecated in
value. We are all Greenbackers: only
the hard money folks want good, homes
greenback which shall be worth what il
purports, and the soft money people want
bad aud dishonest preenhack which
will be variable in value aud w,ll brine
infinite disturbance, disaster and di-honol
in its train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-13

II the au,-resump'icnsts wish 10 have n.e-r
gloomy preoleuons fulfil cd, they mus, c,ni,ive
are pfomised.-Iribahs ''''N
The iate municipal elections 10 Indiana ,bow
th I the National party !. no longer an element
of danger. Its vote fell off everywhere and orj,
told sgainst the Republicans when united WIN
and used by tue Democracy
Samuel X. Mason, the candidate Of the N..;o-
al Greenback party for Governor 10 Pennsylvania
is a native Of that State, 81 years Of aye. a sue
cessful lawyer and has until within few y4ar,
been member of the Den ocra,c party. Ia
1877 he took ground IN favor of a national cur.
rency and against the nation al banking sv.tem
aud bias since been so prominent an advocate oi
that theory that be Is known as the " Father u.
the Green6sck party in Western Pennsylvania.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-13
IlajIn sirnnrb.t sout2aj
AVrta u - Il \,
Monday Morning, May ID, ISIS.
From the Boston Traveller
What Need of a New Party?


What is the need of this new party
The varied and homogeneous sentiments o
its own platform appear to answer. lher'
is none. In 50 far as its professions are
good. and there are many such, the Oh
ects sought have been and will be better
promoted hy the republican party than by
new organ. zalion, without the cncour.
agemen, OF past victory and hope arising
from experienced leadership. For exam
pie. "the protection of American indus
tries" which i an important plank has
tanned hv the majority sentiment OF our
party. The holding OF public lands ior
the actual settler is one OF the leading re-
publican tenets, as the homestead law VIII
testify. Internal Improvements, which
give employment in various localities, all
WAYS have been urged iudiciously 10y re-
publican Legislators. Ia fact, so far ~ II
is proper under the constitution Tor lrgls-
lation to interfere for the protection OF
private interests and rights, the repuoli
can party has gone and will 90, and no
new party, however powerful. could do
more in the same time. Alt All alton tor
promoting these objects by new agencies,
can but divide and therefore weaken the
elements which favor tkem, while the
same efforts directed toward encouraging
the republican party in the same direction,
would bring success where success Is
doubtful, and ensure stability ia iegisla
ton where there is instability.
SO Tar as the other views of this plat
form are concerned, the more important
of them are held by the majority OF dem
ocrats, aud they could be more torci-
bly, represented and promulgated 10y the
democratic organization. The democratic
party in Congress are VIGOROUSLY for in
flation, against resumption, and viii 90 as
near to Reputation as they dare. Noor.
bees and Ewing are extreme enough 10
satisfy the most radical person in the Ma
lonar ranks, and there can be no doubt
tnht lhty represent tile a"N ANU Su'" VI
democracy to-day. In what manner can
new organization enforce these objec-
tionabe ''principles' more thoroughly than
one led by such men, backed by the whole
ex-Confederate power IN the South NJ
new party, though temporarily strong,
can draw winning numbers from the old
parties upon the courses which older or
der organizations have marked out and
travelled.
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Colby University Notes.
STATE NEWS.

Nh +. Means of Mschas has bought aud
stirocd. January to Mas /, 6idD dol. u Of eggs
ol - 400.
A gum factory has been t,riet in the western
district. All ahlc-bod.ed persons desiring EN-
ployment, car, with few ga,ttonomc in.tiuc-
Tons from the proprietor, proceed to mould our
native 81 cn in the useful and ornamental facial
lulus. ". Pembroke CORE prudence.
The Argus SAYS Madam Won lilletn. who 40
rcceulN passed through Portland ON her return
from Moo.ehead Lskt, IA dcye oped a taste for
painting, sad has de, ird To N the future devote
hers u 10 that at. she consequently will take
40 more long walks for t.tuy lucre.
+ post office hes hoeu established at South Char
loite. W s,hIugton COUNTY, Mrs. sarah smith,
Postmi-tress.
The fishermen IN scbcc Lake have met with
poor luck this spring.
The Reporter SAYS thai tie wife Of Rev W
Woodbury. Of Skowhegan had an ugly ial into
the cellar ola house where she was visiting
There VS. a ttap door.