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what we CaII GOOD sensn.

What we call good sense In the CON-
duct of life consists chiefly in that pow-
er OF the mind which enables the pos.
SCISSOR to view at all times, with perfect
coolness aud accuracy, all the the var
ious circumstances of his situation, So
that each of them may produce its due
impression upon him, without any exsg-
geration arising from his own peculiar
haDlts' But TO man of iil-regulated
Imagination, external circumstances
only serve as hints to excite bis own
thoughts, and the conduct he pursnes
has in general far less reference TO the
situation than to some imaginary one in
which he conceives himself to be placed
In consequences of which, while he an
pears to himself to be acting with the
most perfect wisdom and consistenco
he may frequently exhibit to Others ali
the appearance of folly.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21

M OTHCE.-We, John w. Smith and
IN Joshua Pusey Smith, trading as
Smith d. Brother, The owners OF
the house situated nj lnm Market street,
known as the Ebbett House, In the Sew
enth ward ofthe city OF Wilmington,
county OF New Castle, and State Of Dol
aware, in comp lance with the require
ments Of the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, In ch case made aud provided, do
hereby give notice that SHALL apply In
writing 10 the Court OF General sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
Stale of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the Sth day of May
A. D., 1882. being the next term of said
court, for a license for said hoase as an
Inn or tavern to sell therein intoxicating
liquors in less quantities tnan one quart,
to be drunk on the premises. and the fol-
low .ng respectable citizens OF the said
ward recommend the said application
viz:
Samuel b. Springer,R. r GrIflth,
George Il. Robinson, william @. FooId.
John IL. Edwards, Edward j. Borrali.
John q: McManus, Joseph sharp,
James w: Ware, Alexis. j Borrtll,
John l.. Malone, H.V. First,
John u. West, Harry LApe
Iohn y. Bradley, Samuel b. BaylIs,
John Hartman, E. A. Stewart,
John ~ Stewart, John b. White,
John M. Bryan, B.. Perkins,
M. L. Ltchtenstein, Robert p. Frisf
L. b. Preston, Arthur Preston,
aprlS-3t* SMITH d BROTHER.
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The Proposed National Railroad
Ex-senator Gordon, OF Georgia; ex-
Senator Creswell, Of Marylandi ex-
Senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania,
and sx>Secretary McCulloch are chief
incorporators named fn . bill which
is now under consideration in the
Committee on Pacific Railroads Of the
House OF Representatives providing
for the construction Of new line Of
railway between New York and Wash
ington,
In Washington dispatches few
days ago the belief was expressed that
the committee would report the bill
fayorably, with such amendments as
will fully cover the preceding sugges.
tions. It was also stated that the in
corporators whose names we have
given have declared 'that il the char.
ter is granted the road will be con-
structed and held independent Of al
existing corporations" These assur-
ances on the part of Mr.. Gordon and
his associates are, Of course, given in
good faith. We have no doubt that
their intentions are all right and pro-
per; but their declarations are Of very
little value er consequence SO far ai
the public is concerned. Mr.. Wallace
and McCulloch will have no voice in
the management Of the road except
what their stock may give them.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21

PLENTY OF SILVER MONEY adds to
the value of property and makes q
natlon's people rich. IL was SO before
the war. We had plenty of silver and
it was at a premium of 8 per cent
above gold. Then the lands and
farms in Delaware were more valua-
BILE, aud decreased in value when sil-
yer was demonetizsd by John Sher-
mans tricky work in the Senate.
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AOTICHs.
DROPOBAM
ERECTING AN INSANE ASYLUM
AND AI.MaHOI1aR

\ -IOE--
ERECTING AN INSANE ASYLUM
AND ALMsHoUsE.
On and after MONDAY, April 10, 1882,
ses led proposals. viii be received by q
L. Jen tson. chairman Of the Building
Com mittee OF the Trustees OF che Poor
for New Castle county, Delaware, for the
erection ofan insane asylum ana aims1
house, 70 De Ccale, on The Hare's Corner
roao, ear Hare's Corner railroad station.
Delaware railroadS Ne% Castle connty,
The drawings and specificatloua, 10 be
seen AZ the oiiice Of The Trustees OF the
Poor, 100 West Sixth street, In the city Of
Wilmington, Delaware, where eli neces-
sary explanations will be given bV the
Chairman OF the Building COMMITTEES
from e. m. to 2. m. each day.
NO proposal VIII be lecelvel unless ac-
| companied with a bond with approved
surely In the sum OF i've Thousand del
lars. TIE form of said bond can be d en-
Al the ofnee of the said Trustees.
Al proposals for the erection OF the
oniidings 70 have written ON the ouis de
the almshouse and insane asy lum. y and
De addressed TO g. L.. Jemison, Chairman
OF the Building Committee OF the alms-
mouse and insane asi lum, Wilmington,
No proposal will be entertained from
the: State OF Delaware.
The Building Committee reserve the
right 10 reject any or all bids. The speci-
ncatiOrs 10 be returne with estimates,
NO estimate Will be receiued without
me names Of the principal sub-oontrac-
The time for receiving proposals will
p. m. GIL. JFMIhON.
aprs't2o Chairman Building Com.
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THE NEW Democratic Congressional
Committee, Of which Mr.. Flower is
Chairman, is an especially able, dlstin
guiShed and representative body, being
composed of Senators Gorman (Md.)
Davis wv. Vs.), Congressman Rose
Grams (Cal.), Randall (Pa.), and Cobb
Qnd.), ex-senator Stockton IN. J.), q.
G. Baldwin IN. w, and John r. Nc
Lean, editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The last is an unusual one; but Mr.. Nc
leans ability is unquestloned and will
add greatly to the strength Of the COM
mittee.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21

ONO PoLITl Cs.--The Cincinnati
Commercial takes gloomy view of re-
publican prospects in that State. IL de-
clares that there "need be no doubt of
one thing, and that is that In October
next republican victory will have to be
gained without the assistance of the
German vote" 1t adds that the enforce
ment of the Pond law and the Smith
Sunday law "will be source of con-
slant irritation and thoroughly ALLEVIATE
that vote. A Cincinnati correspondent
of the New York Times predicts that
Ohio will go democratic next fall by at
least 10000 majority.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21

NOTICE. The Bau king House Cor
~ porAtion, owners Of the Clayton
House property, situated at Nos. 8 and
kast Fifth street, in the Fourth ward of
the city of Wilmington county of New
Castle and State of Delaware, by resclu-
tIon of tue Board of Directors, thu ough
its officers, and In compliance W tn the
requirements of the acts of the General
vided, do hereby give notice that we
shall apI ly In writing to the Court of
Genei al sessions OF the Peace and jan
Delivery OF the state u Delaware, In and
for New Castle county, n MONDAY; the
Sth day OF May, A. ID. 1882, being the next
term of said court for n license for said
house az an inn or tavern for the sale
therein of intoxicating liquors in less
quantities th4n one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respect
bic citizens Of the said ward r, commend d
the said ap pllcation, viz;
Joseph FuIlmer, James A. Hart,
John Gibbons, John Fehrenbach,
Henry Be'in, q. ID. Cleiand,
+ NJ. Sanders, James Mills,
Ferd inand Flu liner Samuel Finley,
August Tenwtges. samuel w. XIX,
John Hanson, VIM. q. hobelIn,
jus. w Hart, James Parker,
3. II. Ware. Ii. q. Pearce,
Geo. +. Hunter, John otto,
Gee. Adele, Is. +. Townsend,
T. 4 lwood S'nRley, ii Ii. Brown.
BY order of the Board OF Directors
6kO S. CAPELLE, President,
E. Il. TAYLOR, Secretary. aprlS-jta
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The DeSeret NeoS, (Mormon) o., f,Salt
Lake City, says the House or Represen-
tatives in the Cannon case violated law
and precedent, right and Justice" The
Tribune (Gentile) says that "neither
Cannon nor any other polygamist will
ever sit in Congress-" The constitution
al convention now in session is contlo oil
ed by church influence, but many of the
members favor adjournment till fall
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21

Hon. THOMAS F. BAYARD, of Della.
ware, has accepted an invitation TO de-
liver the oration at the celebration of
the Mecklenburg Declaration of indie
pence, at Charlotte, N. O, May 90.
This insures an Grafton worthy of The
interesting occasion.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21
LOCAL TINE TAH,r
CORRECTED Fen
TRAINS I.EAvR M,

FOR Philadelphia 2Oo. sss. sssSION.
7.25, slot, 80, 900, o0g' 4 a. @S $50, eS,
m; l20yt M; l2.l5, I2.sstf ~ So
o;I, %Of'slo, 6.sS', f.s.t, SO. $50 ~, 40,
For New Y,rk-2. ~, 2a. -. ="
g,ss, = !. Hos Q. mi l2.sStt. i.5s, si;s ~ &s,
For Baltlmorc-l.0,s I 10. WV
.. M. Loo, | J9ff, 800. q y Il e., SOl, an
For WasbinRt,.p. Ilas ~ IVA, =. m, ''''
M; l.00, l.0gff, e.57, ii ole n ~ ~ '6lt, SOC'a
FOR baltimore aud lnfe.
tions--l2.6ls, s.8S a. In. Io1 " nedlaie sta.
Al Araihs fn-nins 10th GaiIy NV !: I'm. u.
tfrains running only on sun,o,
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ADEcIsIoN has just been rendered BY
the Supreme Court of Penusy Ivaui
which declares that when a deposltor
settles his account with bank and leaves
the exact amount of an outstanding
check expressly for its payment, and the
bank tacitly retains the money and set
ties on that basis, it Isl liable to the
holder on the implied acceptance.
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TRAINS LEAVE FOR wII,M,Norov,

Phllad lphia-Droad and wnsbIn,tm
Avenue-o,5O. 7.i5, $40. lU.lJ Q. m. l@
New astle--s.S3, O.9O, li.4s a. m,;GG
6.49 y. m. -
Tiains leaving Wilmington that Will
connect a. 'Grsy's Ferry for Broad snd
Washington Avenue-6.5', 800, 9OO. aN
q. m. z. " Pc m,
ttLtmited Express trains.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT w1TM1vo,,,,,

From O., PhdIladelphia-l.OO., l.32. .n,
re, 49, e.is' '.Sst, i.b5, ss5f S56 jd,s. 1.
From New Yorl-l2.ts, i.s2., go. 7w.
i;os; Iaos. sSS = ~ a. m; 1850, i.Wtt, is, Ss III
From B4ltlmore-I5Is, 2Iss an om
l.s3 q: m. l23itt l.59, 5'IiS. g a. t.' KY
D. m.awtH l.. "i Nv
ON Washington-l.2is. Ola
i2:Sott, l.60, Oils, 3C', 9.40s b, In, - mi
sBoth daily aud sunday.
ION Sunday only.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21
Annoxnnca Preven,aa-

Gray hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance is annoying.
Parker's Hair Balsam prevents the on
noyaa"e by promptly restoring lhe
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21

y For ,l, Deiawere Railroad-eoO. oq,
Il s.pyT 70 ?. ~. No Sunday gs ipsia.r = rni
fFor harrington ard intsr
tlons. 'n'ermsdlate sta.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21

FOR Wilmington aud Northern v.oa
day trains. Nv T' H. h0Sun.
For Delaware Western Ran,o., =.
le.sO .. m. $50 y. m. No snnd'oad-1@
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21

From Delaware Railroads.&c. qM.
M. l2.0S, 6.lO*, COS y. M. No sund,S
trains. NuuT
sFrom New Castle only.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21

From Wilmington and Northern Ran.
road--ai5, S.45. I1.35 a. m; 6.55 D. m M, NJ
sunday trains. ~ '"' No
From Delaware Western Railroad "A
=. m. 2.l6 +. IN. No Sunday trains
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d EGIsTER's ORDER.
REaIsrER,s nrr1nr.

REGIsrER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, April 4th. 1882 I
Upon the application of MaTgafetta
SlradieY. Administrative of Win. II.
'stradley, late OF Pencader Hunirej. in
said county, deceased, Il is orelereti
anu directed by the Register thai
the Administrative Aforesaid give notIca
or granting of Letters OF AdmInistre1
uon upon the estate of the deceased
with the date OF granting thereot
by causing advertisements to be nosied
within forty days from the date Of snch
Letters in six of the most public nIacas ~
the county of New Castle, requirin9 ali
persons having demands against the aa-
tate TO present the same. er abide bv on
Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided; and also cause the same fo he
inserted within the same period In tbe
WILMIHGToN GAZETTE, newspaner NH
ushed Ia Wilmington. and 10 Ee contIn-
ued therein three weeks, (e. O, d.1
I@1 Given under the hand and .ao,
l.. y. OF Office of the Register aforessid
@e-' at Wilmington, In Ne1v I,astie
county aforesaid, the day and wear n s,1os,o
written. y. @. BfGGS, Regisfer
NOTICE,
All persons having claims aoaIns, ,ho
estate of the deceased, must presenf the
same duly attested TO the ExeenIns. ene l's
or before April 4th "A. ID. 1874. or ahida IN ~
Act O. Assembly in such case made ana ma
MARGARETrA sTRApLry
Ada.ou. 1>-,,- Admnistratrix.
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nj OHICE.-I, Ann orme, the Uwnsr Of
IN the house situated on re Lsslvaala
Rvenur, near Scott street, known AS tbs
PeDnsy 1vania Avenue House, In The
seventh ward of the city OF Will
mington, county of New Castle,
and State of Delaware, Ia compli-
ance with the requirements of
the acts Of the General Assembly IN such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply u writing TO the
Court OF General sessions OF tue Peace
and Jail Delivery OF the ktate of Della
war, tn and for New Castle county, ON
Monday, the S.h day of May, A. d., Is2,
being the next term OF said court, for q
lie nse for said house al an Inn or tavern
for the sale therein OF tntox icating
liquors in Tess quantities than equart
to he drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable cltizeng VI tho said
ward recommend the said application
TO wit:
William Mccartney John 7. Schaefer,
jan es S. A b Nolth, John McMdnus,
j. p. smith. John B. Moore,
Henry ID. Dillon, t'hristopher Cowen,
l. A. Fighter, Clifford Given,
William X. BrannanJohn Jordan,
| John hi. Smith, j. n. Di, kinFon,
John Bi lipgsbY, John Benson,
John D0ran, stephen Hinson,
| JHhn Bradl y. his
| Edward McDoGtll, Moses r n Seaman,
william r. Ydsh, marx.
r. j. O'COnne !, Wit Jno. h Bradley
| james Monaghan, Nell Green.
| apr2l-3ts ANN OltME.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21
pnRL1o sALEs.

DUDLHC SAILS on April telh and
each Saturday thereafter until June
10Th. Inclusive, either on the montnty
insteIinleut plan, or our usual plan, or On
holh combined as may be desired by the
sellers. ue thalt hold sales In nearly
eyerv section of the city and snbui ~, and
parties desiring to sell will please apply
at once. co
aprI7s6t AEALD W.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21
The New Goods,
s pring of 1882.

We have kept on improv-
ing in the various cutting de-
partments and work-rooms
of OalE Hall, and asa conse-
quence the new Spring Stock
shows a most attractive ap-
pearance.
Eve n in advance of the
season we will take pleasure
in show wing the new goods.
Oak Hall is an "all the
year round store and all
kinds of Mems and Boys
Clothing for every concelva-
Bile oc casion is on hand and
ready for instant service.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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A POSITIVE CURE

AiIan's Soluble MedIcated BOuRles
Patented October IS, 1875 One box.
No. will cure ary case in four DAYS
less.
NO. VIII cure the most obstinate ce &c.
no matter OF how long standing.
NO nauseous doses of cubebs. eonaiha
or oil OF sandalwood, that are certain 10
produce dyspepsia by destroying the
coatings of the stomach
Price $l.6O. Sold by all druggists, or
mailed on receipt o price. For further
particulars send for circular. p, q, BOY
1858. ]. q. ALLAN 60,
lanlo-bm 81 john Bt.. New YORK.
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4 CIR SALE AND RENT.

sAaEFnre' ssA1s 50 s sS saS9in.9g s9 MI, lots
ana 70 ~. on Goodman street 100 feet deep:
near railroad Avenue, South side,
Z, AIso, one lot on Thirteenth street, near
Il E-s S"A0oOs
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21
LI0ENsH NOTICES.

nj OTICE II, Joseph Mccain, the own
IN ner of the houa situated 1t No 4. o
W Front street, 10 the First ward OF the
city of Wilmi gton, county of View Cas-
lie, aud state of Delaware, IN compliance
with the requirements ot the acts OF the
O. neral Assembly f. such case made
aud provided. do hereby give ppLice that
/ sbali apply in writing 10 the Court o.
General eesslons of the Peace and Jsfl
Delivery of the S.ate OF Delaware, In and
TO. New Ca tie comfy, on Monday, the
slh day OF May, A. D., leS2, being the next
term OF said court. for license for said
house AZ an inn or tavern FIR the sale
thertIn OF intoxi sating liquors In less
quantities than one quart, 10 be trunk
on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens Of the said ward recon-
mend the said application. 70 wit;
Daniel McC1sker, Francis II. Kelly.
George II Marble, Julius Guniher,
James n 0k emma, Fred Wei, Jr,
James Christy, Wilson Bcraftpn.
August A, Bierman j. Frank NeRlin
Preston Ayers, \. q. simmons,
James CuTriEan. John.JOnes,
Robert II. Haley, George Finck,
/ evils A. BicBta, A. Bickta.
Edward j. McMHnuBl1u luther vs. Palmer,
Francis Kelly, Lawrence Kiernan,
Joseph NJ. Or, es. Harry Chrtsty.
Michael Megary, Henry 1rah m,
John Brady, William r. Brick.
aprlie9ts JOSEPH McCAIn.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21

WAETEsDa kans o anH,5RPsn % msRs SRs are -
their wants throneh the colnmna ri tha
GAZETTE n
The daily gazette., 1882-04-21

sHrs ISe1 ssa =. 9 49, 1nPw
advertiting for itin the GAZETTE. -
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WANTED.

M ANfED.-A man wants situation
w th city or country. Address
..,oo. OOACHMAN,
IeDOtt Townsend. Del,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-25

I'm Egyphan rsbeIs have gathered
= great force : Suns. and thrsaesn ~
eanal. ne BrItish Admiral yin nos tolerate
ny Inisrference by Do Lesssps. The kho'
dIvn suihorize - British q occupy such
points % Tie suex Isthnus = they consider
useful ~ nil1ary operations against ths
IsebeIs. and % prevent he inportalion q
col end munitions = Wnr along the coas1
and bstws<n AIexandrfs end Port Said.
AbvlCED from Pm ~ de war 4
bscoui.e 90 o. exiermln Hion- he e.
Isss.es q s1e ChIIIsn troops a ~ intsrior
hsvs exeIted a. popuIaco. AZ public neet-
Ilngy q chi oPnlo<s employed o. most No
|isoe Ianguars and demanded ~ army
|o1o1l6 . onco nar<h ag1Inst Arequipa. 4
|sommislse 49, formed which offered q
nise \. LOO nsa Gor thss purpose md mr.
|nI1h - fun1s necesoarY. The Gillian
nillknEy su,horitfes, however, desire q
Wttndnw - sgoops n the interior Of Peru
10 Lima. Ihree t1ousnn1 I've hundred mor
h.vs ~ valpssaise ~ Peru.
BvKHIs = EUpt - ~ % begrea<.
n 1nlutnclns ~ 9yT1sn Mussulman< TIA
oIeu1tlon = such ut tri1Ing Incident
would suOIce % 80 ~ whole province
sbIaxe. Ordsn have been sent % The Cow
ernors a B<Irout, Damascus I'D Aleppo y
take excepfjo1al ere % escnre public order
and prsvenf = outbreak q ~ nsfiyes
TnERE = more talk q : disturbances
be(wses Fnncs I'D MadasAscar. tn
Qu<ea g Madagascar preAibissd salss 4
lands = French colmIses, oDatrnsy % ~
Itrenty q I86o. TheF rsncb coasuI uas forcod
~ strike - fag end ssek refuge - Iana.
|tay- = rrsaeA .ayal demoussrafion = -.
q. a. WrIron. auditor u Tie De,
Noines snd Yors Dodge Railway. killct
IhLmself With rsvoIver e Princelon, III, q
|the 1lth, while - olscsr Va reading
Warrant Or - arsest - charge =
bi<.my
ARcnBrsHoP NEsroR, u charge D
'she Russian Church dlocs~e u Alaska
Iiumpei q ZEN from fhe steamer n. Pau
while o ~ w - san Fnneiseo, The Oh
III boiIs u K. q Croundrill en-
|Jnmes Nerrilf uerc found On he track -
lNexico. -. ~, % he 18TH. Il d suppo>es
they were kne<ked a freight train BY
lbrldSs
AT newark, y. j., ths other night
WIN. n. Warner thought - bad sufieien
canse % shoot III wife nd @. q. Brown
~ hndiord. 7hs ~sasds vsFs Propeoaee'
h quarrel = Avn Beach Hotel
|Lonr Inland, Aue. u Henry Hyman ~
A. II. Cute we're badly ct By w. ?. -.
K. X. Morris. Hvnan, Who y bzzso ~
New YORK church. 49, singing. and a
Eofris boys couldn't slaod n
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80 1891 - 800 Hf<t Er<<i'4 ~ E~t<-
ocr<nt> (oo<zo--. The Nc c<,ntains - ccics
q his u1Ich passed both branch@ of ron-
rcre an Dcrc Vetoed ~ tho Prc-i11nf Iwo
- <Ae<e~1he Anti Chinese bin and thc Sscer-
acc rill-vrrc afierwari pa-scd ia . mo'ii1cd
form and received The Executive approval
while one-the kirsr and Harrison hll~~ao
passed over the Presidents veto:
= provide foe c<rs<lnof to most orrcnt a.
ncicDcicsin - APPROPRIATIONS for ne Cow
{rnmcnt for tnc c,irrsi't n<cal year.
~ admit frec q dnty steAn-plow -
ss s "a * :s.sss L: sss = a. I: r. r.
's y s;i s :;- Vs. 49, s: "a n s s
s,!;;SS|ss ]; 81. 500 g C. purchase .na
Tor dies. psprr anil STAMPS. and - continue
Nskins "a n5corfionnsns q Rrprssenta-
6cr tbc tcnss census
<snccrnins shs u,s q pIner. a CRIBS 4. ne
70 pro1o ; 3 ne s. consistency o. &c lif>~.vinr
fcssoace Appcpuasion pin cor year end
fo provide ier the spploasnent q : nra
Gakinr appropriations for fcrfincsfions FOR
| ne year ending June ~ ISL
70 repeal the discriminating duties On goods
Hskias - inns "a sfs q spprogr'stisn' Tor inc
| York.
Approprisfiors for me Indian Department.
| fer thc ycU ending June -. ISL
nsn Si fo4 re year "a june ., Isl
| change Tor sold 6sr<
q xiss'm n';th as'sn 81 e'''' = 80"
Indian lands Il Ksn'ss N.
- vesoed jury !. NJ \,
dso s1's " idsSo q ne t II ors
"a z1 ns''ssss for d. x...ry Ae-peny
"a Appr5prsss'sss fc IN sSs srmy 70 a. yesr
"a ApPrs 1ai FOR DC Government q o.
5. ~. 4 e''
sosi % esnssruss bridss over u Nissour'
Appropriafions for the Consnlar md Dido
IS 81 snnsi r. III ass ssr ise ssn'srsss'on q :
Marine Hospital a Nenphi< Tenn
For TIE ~ chase Of she Fresdnen's Bank
xp1rsprisrscn for ! statue 81 f;enerai James
~ snsui y sssesss u = rtisuSs % 6Irsssy
- extend - northern boundary q Nm
r.@s.: $500 ..,..,, ,,,.sx .r.,u..,s.. 49,.
& s'ss ssss e, cd X ;ss Indian
ns'ssins q ileense fess q oaeen q steam
~ - ~.,> n ! poruoa Or the Grow Indian
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