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10y TBOS Y. WAGGAMAN,
- be al Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Washington Georgetown Once 5l37th ST., op. P. q

10y TBVS Z. WAEEAMAN,
- BIT al Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Washington Georgetown Once 5l97th ST., op. 20.
- BY virtue of a deed of trust to ne, the sub
E" scr Der. dated the 18th day of September, 1852
.and recorded in Liber L and 4, No. IL, folio la2,
nc one of the land records Decentralization county, D.
T., to secure the payment OF five hundred and sixty
dollars 18th interest, shall sell public
on the premises, on TUESDAY. the 2sth day OF
February instant, at p. M, all that certain piece
or parcel II land lying and being in the said city
described part of Lot numbered eight 80, in
Square numbered two hundred and sixty seven 257
teginnDg for the at the southwest corner Of the
said part OF Lot and running thence the line of
lith street west twelve (l2l feet and six inches.
thence east eighty forr feet, thence south twelve
sect and six inches, thence west eighty four feet to
lhe place ~ beginning This property Is Improved
by a two story Frame Building
Terms OF sale: One-half cash; the balance in six
and twelve months; the deferred payments to be
secured by notes secured by deed OF trust on the
property. All cost of conveyance and stamps to be
paid by purchaser. SEQ down on day of saie.
N. p. OALLAN. Trustee,
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AUCTION SALES.

PA THos. THOMPSON, Auctionesr.
one door north Pennsylvania avenue.
IN PAwNBEoKrR SALE OF WATCHES,
SsosC Ssd see a. Il. A Ss
-, store conssting in Part Of Gold and Silver
Cod Guard Uhaiss: i 10 volume, Be:s.' c.biSst,
Stereosoope. and other articles too numerous to
N B. Goods open for examin alton during the day.
II THos. THOMPSON, Auct
10y GREFN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID 81 Southeast corner 9TH and streets.
WALNUT PARLoB AND CHAMBER SUITS,
a wEbSEsDaY, the Isl day H Of March ,Dh at
IN Of q lady declining housekee ping, at No 413
M street, between 4. and on stre;t, north
Walnut Haircioth Psrlor Suit
Walnut MarJle-;op Chamber Set,
wsshstands, Badstea's, Tables
Feather Beds, Pillows, Mattresses.
Marble top Table, OUNCE, Cane Chairs.
Brussels, lpgIa and stair Carpets.
Cooking and other Stoves.
IT. Kitchen Furniture, &c, sc.
1t GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aacts.
RY LATIMER soLEABY,. AucuOneers,
osr 70 GqPp PENN sTsaas sSa
sUPEgI9E coLLKgTdoE eR OF PAINT
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS,
Narch 50 ana 4th, JTi, commeneing al O'Clock.
finest col eotions Of Oil Paintings ever offered in
h. B-Ihese Paintings have been selected with
great care and Judgment. and are ssd to bs OF
superior clas; will BE- on exhibition on THURSDAY,
Terms cash LATIMER s CLEARY.
les dSds AucttOneers.
RY GREEN = wILLIAns, Auctioneers,
- No. 3l9, southeast corner OF 7ta ana ID streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON
GSrBrET NORTH, BETWEEN NORTH CAP.
~ On Thu RsDAY, the I'd day Of March, A. D.
Vio'l " IL O'Clock p m We shall sell, the
@premls6s, beautiful Building Lot, being Is
alley, beng Lot No. B in Cabot's subdivision Of
Terms SEI cash; balance in 6 and IL m ,nth- for
note: beam q. interest and secured ey deed of
fe2sd "uO" GREESS & VII WILLIAMS. Auo...
by LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors TO Cooper LatimerD
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
- On FRIDAY, March the Sd, ISL, at 10
VI o'clock a NJ, at No. 1893 N street, near I4th
Hlhoust keeping. We shall sell excellent as
sortment OF Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, viz.
HairCICtn Parlor Furniture
Painted Chamber Furniture
Three ply and Ingram Carpets.
Ha.r and ii usk Mattresses
Feather Beds, BolsteIs aud Pillows
Valiant and other abl.s
Cane seat and other Uhairs
China and Gass Ware.
Cooking aud other Stoves.
Kitchen Requisites. &c.
Terms cash.
ie2SSt COOPER Il LATIMER. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

Rg 4REES WILLIAMS, Auct.oneers
- No. S19. southeast coFuerof Tth and ID streets
TRCsTEEs sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fEEsIH sThkAnTEf kk h9EThsS ~ kI agb
l. STREETS SOUTH
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust. dated October
81 llth. ls69 and recorded in Libsr I ssi Il, No
~, folio S2S. &c one Of the land records fer
sskington county, in the District OF CoCnhia, L
shall cell, in front Of the premises Thu BSOAY,
the 2St day OF February. 4. d 1871. At a. O'Clock
being in the city of Washington Aforesaid, and
know and Distinguished upon the ground plat or
pan thereof as lot numbered seven "a aud part Of
lot numbered eight, 81 square numbered one
Thousand and sixty six. 1855 being the same
pieces or parcels OF ground which conyeYed %
the said party OF the Tst part by deed bearing date
the fourth day OF December, loss, and executed b.
Christian Thompson, aud recorded IN j A. 3. No.
Us, folio 49, sc Of the land records for wash
proved by q small Frame House.
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance in six
months, with purchasers note, with interest, 10 be
secured by deed OF trust the property sold. $50
down AZ the fall OF the hammer. All CONVEYANCE
ana stan ps al Cos. OF the purchaser.
W. b HARTLY, Trustee
fe2-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
81 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TN
NJ TUESDAY next, the 2sth nstant, at the same
place and hour. BY order Of tho Trustee.
fe 2id GkEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY THOMAS THOMPSON, Auctioneer,
- No. sos Ninth street.
49, -
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 319 southeast corner Of 7th and streets

TRUSTEES, SALE OF UNDIVIDED INTEREST
- NALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY AND CITY.
~ BY virtue of two deeds OF trust. dated August
Nh 10Th D. 1859, aud September 18th: A d ls5s
~, &C, and in Lber and No. To- folio 21I, &c,
OF the land records for w Washington county, D. o.,
ana by the direction OF the party secured tn reby
wew1 sell 81 public auction, at the auction rooms
OF GTeen " illiams, In the city of Washington, d.
z at So clock D. N on Tt ESDAY, the Fl 81 dsy OF
March, A. D. ISL, all the undivided sixth part
subject TO the widow dover Of and in the following
very valuable real estate, viz All that piece or
parcel OF land in the county Of Washington u. G.,
fronting on Lincoln avenue, near GIenWood Gene
terry. foi merly the residence of the late Geo. W
keating and ated contain about thirty acres
Also, 9 part Of lot numbered one ~, in square
numbered three hundred and twenty (32Ol. In the
city Of Washington. ID. O., fronting on 18th street
west, and improved with fine Brick Residence A
plat OF the lot will be exhibited a. the sale.
Terms of sale: One half cash of which 500 must
be paid at the sale); the deferred payments to be
made in six and Twelve months, with interest from
day OF SALE and secured by deed Of trust to the
lsiacton OF the Trustees. Terms to be fully complied
with within seven days after sale, otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the properly
after one week notice, at the risk and cost of rs
purchaser. All cony ancing and stamps at pur-
chaser q cost.
Nm B. WEBB,S Trustees.
fea5 2aw3wSds GREEN WILLIAMS
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(f LATlMKR CLEARLY, Auctioneers
- successors to Cooper & Lstimer
Southwest corner Pennsy lvsns ave- and lIth streets
CHlCkERiNG PIANOFORTE. TWO pIEKMfR
khShs iTH SLABS AND BRACKETS, DAM
ASH ~ RTAINS. BRUSSELS AND OTHER
CChhEsrnEIS kOsEM30D PARLOR SUI re,
'HAMBER ElRNlrURE. &c AT AUCTION
@A On THURSDAY MORNING, Marcel >
NTT77at 10 ociock, we will sell at No. 1913
" street, tetw cen 18th and 18th Streets an ey-
cellent assortment of Furniture, &c, consstiug in
part Of Al
Rosewood Case Chickering PiansfOrte 7 octave
Two Pier Mirrors with Slabs and Brackets
Rosewood Parlor Suite in Green Rep
brussels Three-PI and Ingram Car nets
Walnut Marble Top Tables.
FRENCH Fire Gilt Clock. Rugs
Hall Iron Suite.
Damask and LaceVrrta,ns
Mahogany Dining Tables. Refreerator
Oak Cane Seat Dining Chairs
French China. Glass and Plated Ware
Oil Cloths. Healing Stoves
Mardrobes, Bedstoads, Bureaus, and Washs.an1s
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds. Bolster, and Pillows
Painte Cottage Suites
Tin su1 Stone China Toilet Sets
Blankets. Spreads, &C.
Kitchen Requisites.
Terms Cash. LATIMER 4 CLEARy
1ezS-d6ds. Bepub1 Auctonsers.
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No. 3lS, southeast corner 7th and ID streets
TWENTY ROOMS GE HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TIRE Al AUCTION
n IN III RSDAl, the ID DAY Of Marsh A
w ID IL. at 40 o clock q. IN we shall .e,I Ar
house No 3le street north between 81 ami
~, street, west.s general assortment OF house
hold goods viz: "
one piete air Cloth faror Suite, consisting Of
. etc a-tote sofas. Castor and Side Chars. -
Maii l. top Center. side. and other Tables,
aibut NhstnOt Book Shelves, aud Mantle u rua-
ment-.
French Plate Mantle Mirror and Lace Curtains
Maho gan aud Walnut Chamber suits. Consisting
efMarbe-tol Dressing Bureaus Wasbstauds
- War oAes, bedsteads, Chairs. and Tables
Surlei II air, Cotton top, and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds, Pillows, BJls.ers, and Spring Mat
trfsses. -
Fine lot Bed Blankets. Comforts, Spreads, Sheets.
and Cases.
Rrussel- Three ply. IL grain, ans other CARPETS,
Pslnte, Chamber Sets and other Cottage Eurnitura
Two BLACK Walnut Extension Tables
OAK are seat Dining hairs and Sidebnards
Excellent uoking, PsIlor. aud Chamber stove,
LNcslleLtlDt OF Table CrOc kery. Glassware. and
cutler,
And MANY other articles which we DEAN unneces.
earl T. mention, as persons wishing To- furnish
Will ind good lot sppertaining TO h ,usekeep-
Terms ash
fezs-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Apct.
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10y VIM. l.. WALL a. CO., Auctionsers,
u New Marble Building,
Nos. goo and 9C2, b. W. COR. Pa ave. and 9th u


- virtue of two deeds of trust. one q stei
IA the 18Th day of May, ISIS. and the other the
klOth January. lS7e. recorded in Libers No sol.
toios lU6, &c. aud No. COZ, fOiOs 80, &c of the
land records Of Nashin gtOn county, ID. C. and by
direction Of the parties urfd thereby the under
signed Trustees will sell, public auction on tn
premises, on FRIDAY, the nth day of March,
lal, al clock .. M, part of lot No. }, in SQUARE
No; J9I, beginning on 9th street west, Is feet
inches from the southwest corner OF said le: and
running thence north Is feet inches TO the north
west corner oi said lot thence east 81 feet inc hes
to the northeast corner OF said lot thence south u
feet inches: and thence west to the beginning
with Il improve thereon, being 9Th street,
betwe j and q streets.
Terms OF sale: Onethird CASH SO OF which must
lie paid at once, the property will be i'm els
resold) ard the residue in and IL months with in
eret from the day Of sale for which the purchaser
will give MS notes Deed eiven and d sed of trust
taken. On failure of the purchaser to comply with
tts terms Of sale, in five dsy the Trustees
tie right TO resell at his risk and cost after ge
days public notice in some newspaper IN said CITY
III stamps, conveysncing and recording az the pur
Chaser's cost.
VIM. Il. WOODWARD, Z Trustees under
JOHN l. GIVEN, { LIST deed trust.
+. " JONES. Trustees under
& feH W. L.. WALL Il CO. Az
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
ul BErvEES
WASHINGTON AND NEw YORK.
Heresne5 the Fine Steamships Q. KsI0Br,
JOHN GIBSON. and WALLET CITY, 49,
vii make regular Weakly trips between 81
kkM YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
lhGTQN, AND GEOkGET0WN. Is foIlova
Leave NV fORE frsm Pier 20. Eest Rivsr, evsr1
eATUkDAI, f4 p m. Leave 0RORGETOW0
every fhtBAS 1t . N, and ALEXANDRIA -
came day st = IN.
For fun information, apply 20 K A On.
HAN, Agent, once snd wharf foot OF High strUss
Georgetown, At the corner OF 18th street and AsV
jeii-u wv. THOMPSON, Presld.,s.
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

RAZAAk.-Bargafns In Lsdies, 9ents' and Cnil
y dren's CNpERCLOIHIN9 may be found o.
womens Christian Association, judiciary Square
All orders promptly and neatly executed Entrarcs
on street. between 9Th and 9Th poII-tf
THOSE SILK UABBELLAs
To close them out, ct PRINCES loan One.
oases-roori. 1000 Psunsvlvauia svs suG-n
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

OFFICE or TIE POTOMAC FERRr ooa
~ PAkH,
sETSSEE SrRkET WHaRF,
NAsHlNSToN, February l1th, iSi
o. and after MONDAY, 18th February steamers e
this line will make HOURLY TRIPS
BETWEEN ALEXANDRA AND
WASH NGT0H, a. follows
kyery hour from a. n. from each city
- Last Trip At . m from each city.
Steamer SAWASET Wal resume her trips 70
lone river ana intermediate landings On the Psts-
mac riyer-leaving Washington on FRIDAY
MORNING. 24th February 81 . N ana ALgK-
AhDRlA att - = HOWIsDN,
President Potomac Ferry Com paay
{. GEDSEf, General superintendent. e u tn nj
LOB MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer ARROW. Cspsssa Thomas stAsk-
pole, leaves heI Shari, foot Of Seventh r.
s "a esia DAiL f,ie,seg, sTTpdsy y.s
NON. touching at Alerancria, Forts Fsote a
Washington, Earshai Hail. Maryland, whIts
IN. JAS. SYKES, Gent Supt,
les I'm Ofoe-Wilard's Hot~
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DENTISTRY.

FOSTEk, NJ. D., has removed to No llO6
~. New fork avenue, corner 18th street, where
ne VIII give special attention to operations IN DEN
Ihb OF RUAhi. i'm
NOTICE.-DB. j. II. DARRELL. Dentist, for
mer1y associated with pr Daley, has remoyes
his once to No. 500 Market Space next door 10 pa
Wis fancy store. Chd7sescery HOdernts dec2O- IN
NE a. PRATT, Graduate OF Ohio College o,
" Dental surgery, 422 Ith street,
tween II and north, Washington. Half8S
price 70 isoor1ns persons. su4Iy ~ID
REMOVAL.
DIR. MERRILL
has removed his DENTAL OFTICnn
All DENTAL WORK done In the best
manner and at moderate prices. Nitrous <kSE0
Oxide Gas for extracting teeth. IeU
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The many thou san is curs- a. this ss.sb.lsamAns
within the last twenty years, anl &c pnnerOls N
portant surgical operations performed - Or Js6-
son, witnessed ty the reporters OF the SEs ana -
other papers, notices OF which have appeared axo
and ae ain before the pubic, besides his staadinE q
. gentleman OF Character ana responsibility, II q
% ancient guar ntee 20 the an ictad
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY OORED. oo1S- ~
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RY GEEEt h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner OF 7th and d streets

Thu S1EE SALE or TWO ERAME HOUSES
NO 3I3 q STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN 81
AND iTH STREETS EAST
- 81 virtue o. a deed o! trust, dated August /,
~ l1tS, and duly rec Jrded lber t15. folio DO,
- one u the land records tor W ashngtOn county,
m the District Of Columbia, I shall sell. on tie
premises, on SAI kDAf. the nth day u March.
ISL g. clock m. all that certain piece or par
eel II grDrtG situate ia the city OF Washington ID
e beng part Of Lot Three, a. in Siuars 7gl be-
ginning r"r The SAN" ~ feet from the northwest
Cori'T 4. -a1 lot running thence east 20 feet on
Inc Win street south thence south 10 feet more
- ies.; iGtLce sOuthwesferly about IS feet thence
north aLCUt1s feet, e. the beginning. Improved by
Two two st0Fy \ ram. Houses
Terms: Une-thifd cash; balance in and IL
nfths To- notes bearing interest aud secured by
deed OF tru-t on the premises All COW eyanCng and
revenue .,Dmps at the cost Of the purchaser : 100
d VII on the day OF sale, and If the terms are NOT
Complied win within five days alter the day OF sale
the trustee reserves the right 70 resell the pr perry
a. the Tis alI cost Of the defaulticg purcha by
stytrti,-S three times IL SINE newspaper in Wash
iugtcB CRY. \. NJ ROSS, Trustee
fe I'D GREEN b WILLIAMS ucts
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
PROPERTY

by THOMAS THOMPSON, Auctioneer,
- No. sos Ninth street,
One door north of Pennsylv ana avenue.
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PA THOS. THOMPSON, Auctioneer,
- No. 500 Ninth street,
one door north PennsYlyaaiA Avenue.
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81 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Un
til TUESDAY next, the 2sth instant, at the san
place and hour. BY order Of tho Trustee.
re 2id CHEM WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Ths following important items OF war news
were received here last night:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-09-01
A TELLING REBUKE TO SOUTHERN
ARROGANCE.

Hon. B. II. Hill of Georgia, in q re-
cent address before the Alumni of the
State University, alluded to the evils
which had been brought upon the south
by slavery, and, as q consequence q
large part of the Georgian press opened
upon him with the most violent denun-
Citations. This led Mr.. Hill to write
letter, in which occur the following
paragraphs:
dant at home, we send to the originally
barren North for fertilizers to give life
to our originally fertile, now deadened,
soil with the finest ores and exhaust
less coal beds peeping at us from our
own hill sides, we send North for tools
to work our fields; with the richest
land on the continent, we send North
for bread to feed our children; with
the noblest trees that ever lifted their
tops towards heaven, If we want o finer
church in which to worship, or a more
convenient residence in which to live,
we send North for the plan, for the
architect, and for the builder. We
spend millions of dollars sending our
children North to be educated, and re-
fuse the smallest pittance for the en-
downment of home universities.
Our physicians and surgeons send
North for the medicines to heal, and
for the tools that secure skill in their
delicate art. Our lawyers send North
for the books in which to learn the rule
of justice for our people. Our preach
ers send North for commentaries on
the Bible to teach their fiocks the way
of salvation. Our editors send North
for type to print their paper; and law
yers, preachers and editors make long
speeches, say long prayers, and fill
whole columns, thanking God for supe-
rior Southern genius, purity, and
learning! And our politicians, ah I
shades of Demonsthcnes and Cicero,
bend down and hear the matchless pc
RODS of true patriotic eloquence.
Our politicians strut like condescending
Jubiters to the hustiugs, with Northern
hats on their heads, Northern shoes on
their feet and Northern coats on their
backs, and prove to gaping crowds
their unequalled fitness for Office, in
straining their lungs as the thunder
gust doth the yielding clouds with
noisey denunciations of Northern
weakness and greed, and climatic eulo-
gies on Southern power and indepen-
dencel
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-09-01

An honest country parson, who, in
the time of q great drouth, was desired
to pray for rain, answered: '1ll will
lingly do 1t to oblige you, but it is to
no purpose while the wind is in this
quarter"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-09-01

"My dear boy" said q fond mother,
"never defer till tomorrow what you
can do to-day, '"Then, mother" replied
the urchin, "lets eat the plum pudding
To nights
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-09-01

y, VII observe st once that 10 or..er SINGLE BOT
LIS maize up from this prescription iFOrmala
% late DR. EA4TON. Ned Head Of <alesgae
university seetland.l Ee9ulEes that the Drug
Ally ADAPTED vessels, requires THRU
DAYS for the CHEMICAL CHAG(ikS and lns
Hipuiatic and therefore at cost of A IA a fr On,
boetle-whereas Druggists sell our
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-20

SUysTRoKE.- the season now upon
us is productive Of many sunstrokes it is
well to be prepared with an almost instant
remedy. as many valuable lives may there
by be saved. DR.. Hall. in late number
Of his exceRcnt Journal of Heahh says,
upon this subject:
Sunlight and Ii ghtninr. as far as pres
ent light extends. cause death in the same
manner; the blood is expanded and gases
liberated. both tending to distcnd the
veins. which causes in tho brain a species
Of apoplexv; this distention of the blood
vessels induce pressure on the brain. and
consequently all loss of sense and feeling
the muscles are paralized. all motion ceases.
and the functions Of the body are all ar
rested. The following remedy is sugges-
ted Apply cold cloths or ice bags to the
head and mustard plaster to the neck. with
something to act upon the bowels as soon
as possible. But something more speed
than this is an imperative necessity in
most cases, or death will ensue in a few
moments. Skillful and eminent phvsi-
clans in this country. upon actual expert
ment. founded upon q true philosophy.
have ascestained that speedy recovery takes
place within an hour If the patient is bled
from both arms in the old-fash;oncd wav.
From the largest distcndcd vein the blood
may only flow BY drops at the FIRST second
or two. but as it flows freer the relief be-
comes almost miraculous and speedy and
complete.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-20
For States Attorney.
J. PARRAN CRANE.
For Commiissioners' Court.
JOHN B. ABEL,
JOHN PARSONS,
THOS. NJ. SHADRICK,
A. C. TENNISSON.

Tue NEXT House. OF DELEGATES or Ma
RrLASp.-We publish in another column
of to-day's issue the proclamation of Gov.
Bowie in reference to the apportionment
of members of the next House of Dele
gates. in accordance with article 8, Sec
tons 4 and 5 Of the State constitution,
which makes it incumbent on the Govern
or. Immediately after the taking and pub
fishing of the national census. or after any
State enumeration Of population. to ar
range the representation in the House Of
Delegates on the following basis Each Of
the counties having a population of IL. 900
souls or less shall be entitled to two dele
gates. and every county having . popula-
ton of over Is, 900 and less than Is. 900
souls. to three delegates and every coun-
ty having population Of %. 900 and less
10000 souls. to four delegates; and every
county having population of 40. 900. and
less than IS. 900 souls. to Eve delegates /;
and every county having population Of
$1,000 souls and upwards. to six dele
gates and no more and each of the three
Legislative districts Of the city Of Baltimore
to the number Of delegates to which the
largest county shall or may be entitled
According to the present apporsionment
Allegany. Cecil. Frederick. Hartford and
Washington counties each lose . member.
and Somerset gains . member. Thus the
entire number Of members viii be 50. in
stead Of Sc. As heretofore. and making ~
. majority.