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4 Repositoryo, Fashion. Pleasure, az
obstruction "
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For ShsathirR Houses. roofing Temporary
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Tor Shee,tfng I. esn Re nailed upon the
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R. A. GOLDEN g. Bro,
G Is O Gle S
AND
COMMISSION MERCHI WIS.
Washington ID. C.


A RE happy to announce to The citizens
IN OF st. MAry's county and its continui-
~ mat having At much expense provided
in;Ieased f.cilities ier the recommendation
and storage OF goods and caitIcsent 90 them
To- safe on Commission. that they are pre.
pared to "tlsrto those wis NAV eptrns,
them with their patronage assurances that
tneIr merchandise will receive the highest
market prices.
ourclosec communication witbt,..wb,rr,.
ana our long establishment, ;n,bo crnoor,.
business, enable us to command b.,tar nr;.
ces Tor c"untry products than possessed by
any Commission MercEantin the citv
Remembering place.
SIX. a. GOLDEN & BRO.
Warehouses No. s4a ana 90
r street South
Washington ID. c
June 81. 1s6s-tf.
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ZtRRrn E0OE1yG ErLT.

'sed extensively for SheaihiHg Houses, and ~
TAE ard Grsyei roofing, also for placing under
Site, Tin and Single roofing.
ifig1sei IN packing Woolens and Furs 10
protect them from moths
rmtHp in roNs weighing IS pounds each.
k'itvnds fdt cover u surface Of 100
fnIfarh Naf- I.
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mr. ROOCYE1

N ro'i. 2G incfcs wide, w 90 feet in length !;
1s.h roll VIII coyer a surface 10 feet square, or
100 square feet.
Il Is 30 lie laid scross TIE roof, shingle fash
Ton. with a lap Of two inches and secured by
mailing the edgr~ viii. Sd psiis and tin caps.
When laid, th- Felt is 10 he painted with
-hasf'r ROef CsGiiag, and Ssnded. Tie HaStie
Root Coating IL u1Ixed, ready tor use, and 10
app. led with a brush.
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n rolls cifnrainmg $50 square feet. IL 70 be
D. 4 dcrtiss The ROOF, and lapred shinr'e fashion
" m slsr oftwo inches, and secured by nail
ing iic edges with 90 oz tacka
TITS y ttc only Composition Roofing that
does not require finishing coat ofpaint or ce-
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UyTIRRED SHEA THING FELT,

For Carpet Lining, Deafening Floors ahd for
putting upper Slate, Tin and Shinglr Roofing.
Tut NJ In rolls weighing 100 pounds.
10 pounds Felt " III cover a surface 10 feet
Square, or loo square feet. Manufactured by the
PENN RI 'FINti co.
lohS South second street, Philadelphia.
Aug Il, ISL IT
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yT,tlE un5trssrnes, Aitorness q, Law ana
j Soleitors in Chaneery, hare. This 5-s-d
81 JAY, 1855, formed a ecParsrership ia the
prsetise OF their profession, under The name
aud sr ie Of Gouks 4 Downs. They VIII rrae-
tice in the county Of 81. Nary's and the aGlo.E-
ing counties, and in tho Court Of Appeals.
Especial attention viii be paid 10 the collec-
ton Of claims against individual, the State, or
the Govsrnrsent.
\ References given. when required. Address
conhs b owns, Leonaritown. p. o., ST. Ms
ry's county, nd.
RnBrIr C COMBS,
JAS DOWNS.
July s, lsc6-iy
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Sc WlNSLOW'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
- 'he pest reaedy eAianifor Dyspepsia, gen
'Fai debility, ETC., sold everywhere.
TTSE MU-RDOCHS 4NTEByLyoUs
~ Pillsfo the cure of Bilious complaints
olds, etc, sold everywhere.
Use C.fSPARS FROSTLO7yON-so,
~ everywhere.
BrRROUGH BROS,
Wholesale Druggists,
Lightst. near Pratt 81.
GEO. N. DAVIS,
No. l43 WestPratt.
Baltimore
Oct. 20, 1851.
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Work w anted.

will he thankful 10 the public for any sewing
L given me, aud will work hereafter a, the fol-
lowing low rates
Pants vests made n, from IS cts. TO 100
Coats 30 els to m
10! : Pants Eoundabouis 80 cts. 10 $50
Small boys 90 30 cIsIo 90
Machine stitching from ? TO , cts. per ward
Shirt buSomS made 10 order II to % cts.
Draws and shirts made - 10 so cts.
All work will Ice ready for delivery AT the
time agreed upon.
thankful 10 the public for past patronage. |
respectfully solicit continuation OF Il,r favor.
T. A. AEMSN GRITTY
LeonardtoNn, Md.
April II, lS72-tc
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SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.

= SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
an s after THURS
OoAf. March 9Th.
is.s. The teamers- E-A,
MARY WASHING GfzIz& -
TON and rLANTER will rnn as follows
MARY WASHINGTON, (Captaia Gour.
leyl ~ih leave Peif No. Light stree,
wharf. every THURSDAY night. at 10 O'Clock
for Pasnxent River direct, proceeding as far
up As Hili's Landing. Returning. leaves
Hlvs Landing evory Monday f,r Noting
ham, and Nottingham every Tuesday morn
ing at O'Clock Ter Baltimore, calling at
the Landings below Benedicl for passengers
only.
tseight received at No. I Tobacco Ware
heucc WHARTON Thursdays only. up TO
+. ii.
PLANTER. iCaptain Pa,ish) ~in leave
Pier No. Light street wharf, every Satur-
day and Y e,laes,lay mornii. at $50 Jeioek
for Fair Haven, Plum Point. Governor
Run and PaIuxent River. proceeding as far
up as Benedict. Returning, leaves Beue-
d3ct every Monday aud Thurs,la, moaning
at o'clock, for Baltimore, calling at all
her Landings going and retaining, 70,
freight and passengers. '--
Freight received nc P,cr Nc. s Light
street wharf, Tuesdays and fridays only
up 10 Il. NJ.
.r.'-. NJ L WEEMS,
march "a. S72--tf Agent.
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"A Complete Pictorial History of tho
Times"
"7he best, cheapest. and most successful
Family Paper an the Union."
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THE
STAT OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE,
Otic: No. 1876 W. Baltimore street

fH1S Company insures on .he mutual pla
. Buildings and personal property agains
Loss or damage by Fire. The entire prof,
are returned to the policy holders
BIG HARRIS, President.
BoARD OF DIRECTORS: ESQ.,
Francis Neale of Neale, Harris & &C
s II Caughy {" Noah Walker 4 Co.
S McCully Pomerait Il McCull,
hilip L George 4" George & Jenkins
Il q Harris late q Neale, Harris s. Cot
Hon George Brent. Court of Appeals.
George z Jenkins, Charles county.
George Combs, 81. Nary's comfy.
Ell SPALDING.
General Agent.
Msich 90, 1sca-1y-Mar "a, 1870
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-27

ing that sustained the power Of whAeh 0e
Senator complains would be the law OF the land and NOS
the President Of the United States But perhaps the sem
ator would say, 1.-THE President ought these COL
ieecton" don't know that don't know about tina.
think We would hear
A CRY OF TYRANNY
against the President be removed an Official for the exer
that Mr. Collector Grnne did take the ground have ndi
Gated and held that nasmuch he and his bondsmsn were
Tor the delivery OF goods he entitled to make
the rules for their delivery Mr.. Grnnel removed.
nave been told that Mr. Murphy took the ground and
ne mas peen removed and now understand that Collector
AIhur about to change the rules 1t would seem, there
n Sre The snT the power greater than the Secretary
uon mas been submitted the Secretary the Treasury
20 MS legal adviser, who given opinion
IN which ne says that the right any particular
warehouse Tor the deposit of unclaimed order"
goods seems to be personal privilege of the Collector
discretionary exercise OF the person
that the Collector and lawyer right, then instead Of
PLAIN, BRAVE
NJ the end OF the avenue. whom the the
one that IL cupabe Is the distinguished from
souri, MT Schurz) himself He Is Legislator the highest
made the report. Ii all this difficulty has existed
because Of defective law leaving disastrous discretion
with the Collector, then submit In the legislator to whom
the subject was committed and not the President who
responsible. -
Mr. sonuRz reminded Mr.. Frelinghuysen that Collector
Murphy was not removed, but resigned
MI FRELINGHuysEN said IL was the same thing
In conclusion, Mr. FRRLiNGHUYsFN eloqueIty eulogzcd
the republican party and President Grant.
Al twenty minutes past four p. NJ, without reaching
VOTE the Senate adjourned
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

senate.
ALBANY, N. y, Feb. %, 1874
PETITIONS
In the Senate this evening petitions against
interference with Erie Railway; IN favor of nxins
the of notaes regulate the business of life in
surance companies.
THE NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY.
The New Haven Raroal Company transmitted answes
TO inquiries ordered by the Senate.
INTRODUCED.
The following bills introduced:-
To Nassau from Fulton Ann street, NeO
York. IL widcns II i've feet the side
To incorporate the Board home Missions Presby
terrain Church OF tho United States.
FiNSG THE FEES OF NOTARIEe
To nix fees OF notares Tor protesting commercial paper
Gxirg the iees at III 50.
To the charter of the sackett Street Railway
pany OF Brooklyn.
relief OF certain religious societies county Of
Kings
TO provide Tor the transfer Of deeds record In the
County Clerks Offices TO the oDice Of the Register.
To confirm aud make vaid the title OF the Evangelical
Lutheran ST. JONAS church, in the city OF
tain real estate occupied by IL.
ELLIS PASSED TO THIRD READING
Relating to the hiing signing scaling bills exceptions
In criminal cases
TO amend the militia law BY striking out the word whIe"
as to make negroes liable to do military duty.
The III authorizing the Harlem and New Navigation
Company 10 Issue bonds ordered to third reading.
Adjourned
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Assembly.

ENENiNG SESSION
The House reassemblcd Mt half-pas, r. NJ.
CoMMuN cAiloa FROM C0MPTRoLLEa GREEN
communication was received from the Comptroller OF
the city OF New York, resolution Of House
the 18th of January giving vacated
lLLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. HUsrrD-To repeal the Erie Classification acts
Bv Mr.. JACOBsro authorize the Comnissioners 10 con'
struct sidewalks Ia the town OF New Lots.
by MIR. WulrBEca To prevent double taxation by ex
emptlng tOnis aud mortgages from taxation
BY Mr. FoLEy--To incorporate the Fresco fenerS be-
Bv Mr. KoCnr-Providing for the confinement OF female
dunkards and dsordey persons In Brooklyn ID ' House
Of the Good shepherd.
By Mr. Cookie regulate the sale ut leaf tobacco
~ Mr.. IRA ID. BEowNro proli the appropriation or
pbc money or properly aid OF sectarian Institutions
GENERAL ORDERS.
House in comnttee disposed OF the Following Ds a.
Making provision for the payment of officers Of the last
House performed at the organization Oh inc
House. - -..-a
discussion upon matter OF persons presenting
opening oil each session BECAUSE ney
were officers preceding Legislature, assuming Official
Mr. ALvoRD said that year there were Zss employees
to which composed Oh ony 10 mcmoers.
lie admitted this excessive number OF officials was not
charrcabe either party solely Both bad been guilty OF
Progress ally reported on the OIL
THE GAS QUESTION.
The committee took the bill to regulate the manu-
aud sale OF AFTER considerable discussion and
the adoption of amendments among them by Mr..
Moseey making unlawful to charge rent deposit for
refuse To supply account of the nonpayment
OF previous bills by former consumers,
The committee and reported progress with view to
sending the bill to the Committee Trade and Manufac-
lures TO be perfected, and II was so eferred.
TIE MANHATTAN ACCOMMODATIONS COMPANY.
The bill 10 incorporate the Manhattan
Company was ordered 10 q third readins
Adjourned
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
a2 oil NOTICE NO. aos.
U .slsaryey No. SO.

Nh.
| IT 3. VEriCE, SAstoh ~,
given that tho Ds.danellc. Mining Company: 9y
James ]. Robbins, has this d-y3 nlea IN .hIs
o s.Sss . q s0ey ,; 81, the ,ssI glss .U Ui,s sS noi as.S Of ao sppi 4
cation TOT patent from ne uIiIsa SSs,spss n,
der Act OF Oongress approved Nay 10. ~, iof
! 500 linear feet Of . certain vein or.looe o.
quartz or other rock In place. bearing goio, ~;
yeT; soppsE. ana"tsss,I sSS,n' ssd 6 SsTee
and kstne RoePpTGifn IT, Goynnsny> situ.
asiis; q G "a, i ma, Silver N,n,rS n n1,sHet. sYcrry ooun.
ty. Nevada.
There are no adjoining 'si%.n.s ~ oa asIS Oar.