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AUCTION SALES.

Is 'A 'e 10. is scs' s:.:iA. .aA Avenue.
sALK or FLowERIHe PLANTS, .oSBs. On.
RANtUMS, &C
~ On fUKsDAH, June ~. q $40 .. N
, e. s's'''a room ASfs r sTS c.' 1sss
b oi,sia.i tor.s 90 s,s osSsisesf s....r
Louisiana avenue, between Oh and l0th strsets
PKREnPToRy SALE or HORSES, nv ORDER
o. On fursDSI HSksfsc, ysn. ira.
~ - ,sS, esnnencins q 10 O'Clock, We WIN sell,
tn sd p'rs,Serty Of the Y. s. Government.
J.rms cash, in ecyernment funds.
gH WI Z. WALL CO. Aucts.
III GkkEN a WILLiAMs, Aocssooe-r,-
- Mo- 1901, northwest corner leth and ID ~.
PhARLoR rgRNIruRE, ushc,.ser.a IN Hair.
AID itfsfEb s SHFIfsk sk rTht I'M
C9RN!Cksi While BUZZ sHkDfs; Wal,
SSsT InXxInEksIoE TABLE fHREE on
SSSAiks; SSE ffkinGGkk ifpfLssfffpb ssll fyEfee
COFFEE URN ONE CLOCK; UNION CHAiR;
PkSssks F TesK sSp pGoITSsfSH NAT
fooM CHM MshE; HSssiS6 p eEoRSf
md QTHER HEATING STOVES; LoT or
Is DOUBLE SCHOOL SS2psKs and
SINGLE SCHOOL DISK.
w AZ 10 O'Clock a. we shall SCH the articles
V enrmer afed shove, at the residence II = gen
item.n declining housekeeping, No; 1918 II
Terms each GREEN WILLIAMS,
JcH-d AGctiOne-rs.
Try b. II. wARSEk.
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JAY COOKE a CO..
b A N Z z Il 3 /,


WAsHIH0TOH may
THE NEW NATIONAL MARKET.
FRESH, SALT and SMOKED MEATS. ~ .u
Kinds and ofs the best quality, furnished
TRUITs, and VEGETABLES, in theii
season can be procured at this Market. HN
narn-ly R0BT. HYATT, lll lith q. -
RAzAAR.-Dargains In LADIES, CENTS an
- CHILDBEHp ,UNpERCLOTH1N0 may b
found q Womenb Chrigtian Association, JudiciaF
eSI..s: Al Srdsn Dsonlsly md neatly sxse.te.
CHILDRIHT HOSPITAL AND DIsPINsARY
- eOH SHsss, N: ", bsswe1 esA cd "a as.
ssarpo1tsd y voluntsrX contributions. ,RosDita
.psn daily lssnd.ys s.e.pssd! ire% % %. y.
Medicines furnished grstaitously. ConsuItins .bv.
Gcians, DR.. Q. Hall. Thomas Miller, o. ii. Eiek
srmAnn, ". p: Johnston, and Grafton Tyler,
A:sioss. surg,o: i' fa.. tn $50:
Dr.. s. O. Blssy. Sedicsl, fossJ, Hondsy, say say.
DIV b Drinkard, Eye lar, Nom ,WedJ, Fr'dy.
DR.. ". ". Johnston, Medical, MonI,WedJ,Brdy.
L: Days, secretaryi james o. ksnnsdy Pred.
Ss .sSs ssI ss
RRTRAILs AMP Gpo STEERAL XHnLAfa5, B0y
Braiding done, Ornamental lair Work on 0laas a.
Pearl, By Mr.. IRIES, late Of Bosom, No. eos ~
street, near /, northwest. References:-In. PrsGb
dent Grant, Mrs.. Admiral 0ol1sborough, W. M
Ccreoran, osnsrsi 1lssy, esnera 1ooSkins, eseG
NoTIOI-fhaf .. Q. JUsTH, siS D oersss, b
~ tween Oh and 7th Streets northwest, ssls CO.
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
q lent than half the cost Of ready made 80 ooeo.
olkA DRx66B6 ESPECIALLY. 6a1)-l
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RY DUNCANsON, BOWLING 4 co : uct..,
~ Southeast corner of 9Th and streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
MA AVENUE; AT PUBLIc AUCTION.

on 81 STREET EAST, NEAR PENNsYLVA
MA AVENUE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated september
:: % 1863, and duly recorded in Liber and r
mo. ~, folios 2l6, &C., Of the land records of
Washington county, in the District of Columb a. and
by direction OF the parties secured thereby, We will
sell az public acution, to the hiRhe bidder front
Of the premises, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, June
SOth, 1873, at 81 O'Clock, parts OF lot numbered
nfteen, tb, IN square numbered seven hundred and
sA Two, Ooz As said lot and square are laid dewu
and distinguished on the plat Tor plan of said city
Beginning FOR said part OF lot a the southeast
ner OF said lot and running thence eight i've.
(S5 feet thence north twenty seven feet, thence
east eighty ve (s5 feet, and thence south twenty
seven CD feet to the BEGINNING, together with the
improvements, story brick house.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the balance In two
equal instruments of six and twelve months with
interest. The purchaser to give note secured by
deed Of trust the premises sold All ancing
at the cost OF the purchaser. One hundred dollars
down as soon as the property IL sold and IL the
terms OF the sale are not complied with within ter
days after the day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
notice. X. X. WHITE, l-.
jel3d DUNCANSON, BOWLING d co, Aucts.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers
- Southeast corner 7th and ID sfreefs

GUARbIAN SALE OF FIRsT-CLAss PRI-
NATE RESID ENCE FRONTING ON
STREETS WEST.
~ BY virtue Of decree sf the Supreme Court
IL OF the District OF Columbia, holding q special
term, passed on the 22d day of July, A. ID. ISL,
upon the petition Of Virginia McEIfresh, guardian
to the minor children Of Henry McEfresh deceased,
1 shaiI sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
the goth day of June, A. ID. 1873, at O'Clock o. m
on the premises, being part Of Lot numbered TWEEN
ty-two, N Square numbered i've hundred and six
teen- having b feet front by l42 feet inches deep
20 SHOOT paved alley, with fine pressed brick
'front.' Home and basement, with all modern i'm
class private residence.
Terms: One-third cash; balance 6 and u months
deferred payments 10 be secured By notes Of purchs
ser and lien retained upon the premises, or the
purchaser may pay all cash AZ his or her option
ancipg and stamps At the cost of the purcha
ser SlC0 deposit on the day of sale. And If the
terms OF sale are not complied with within hvedays
after the day OF sale the Guardian the right
70 resell the property at the risk and of the de-
faulting purchaser BY advertising three times in
VIRGINIA McELFREsH, Guardian.
Iel5-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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U'nkUI Gh LINK BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, May d, lGs-Noou.
=, trains between Washington and
viz: EZR ~ ~
ZOE NEW YORK, without change of cars
Leave daily Except Sunday at 8 q m, los and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at am, los and 600
p. N.
on SUNDAY
phis at 500 D m.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 train only
Through tickets 10 Philadelphis, New York or
Boston can be bad at the Station ONCE at all hours
See Baltimore and Ohie Railread advertisement
LOT schedule between Washington, Baltimore An
IHOs =, SHARP. Master OF Tram importation,
IN COLI. Gsneral Ticket Agent.
GEO. =. kOONTZ. Agent, WaShfn9tOn mn
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~ :O0' sis Sstsy' 81: i's IN. {: 3,
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,
Ii Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner PennsylvaRi avenue and 18th NJ
Star Office Building
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by b. Ii. WARNER,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
NO. IS9 18th street, between G. and II sta

- ~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
NO. 1s9 7th street, between and ii sts
a. By virtue OF a deed of trust to me, dated No~
~ lSih 1871, of records in Liber No COL folio i69
lone Of the land record for the county of Wash
lngton, d. c., and by direction of the party secured
thereby, shall offer at public sale In front of the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 7th day Of june inst :,
clock m, all the right title and interest Of
,. J. Fague, in and to a leasehold for ten years
rom January ], 1865, granted by the trustees OF
Columbia College, Of lot No. Is, Of subdivision OF
sonth college grounds, renewable on certain con-
ditlons as will be seen by reference to the record
thereof In Lber No Col folio l33,one the Land Rec
ords county Of ashington together with the
IMPROVEMENTS there n. being a nearly new two
story Frame House, situate on l4th street, near
BOune airy. ~
Terms Of sale are: 0ne-fourth cash; (of which
S5O must be Immediately paid,l balance in three
SIX, zine and twelve months after the day of sale
with interest, secured by deed of trust on the
property. All conveyancing and recording at the
not complied with in ten days after the day Of sale
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
b-d w. B. WEBB, Trustee
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MONDAY, june IS, lGS, ssme hour and place.
n ''a'' " 'A' D. Il. wARNER, Auct.
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RAILROADS.


Leave al DO SD, s, SIS, 9l5 and II rs. m and
l:f5, SD, 40, SD, go, SEQ and $50 D m
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
At0iS n m and D. m but not on Sunday,
FOX NORFOLK,
At Los p. m, but not so sunday
SUNDAY TRAINS
from Baltimore-The 4:2O topping at Relay and
LsareI only the SD a. and 40 p. m. sto ping
" heiB only, The SO D. m, without stops; the a.
NJ, SS, SD, and $50 p. stopping at all stations
n from Washington.-The and a. m, S. T:45 and
- m Trains stopping az all stations; the lO5 and
Tue y. m 81 Relay only; and the $50 D. IN without
POINTS.
al 50. m and 40 p. m Returning, leave Point of
hoeks n Jos O. m and 2EH D. M, arriving az Wash
ln 40 a. SS g. m and ZIG D. IN. No local trains
Through tickets to the West can be had &C the
Mashingtoa station Ticket Once all hours OF the
Gay; also, Al the COmpany's ONCE, Asa PennsyIva-
nia avenue: Passengers purchasing tickets at the
Asenne once, can there arrange to have their
baggage called for and checked al their reSiaence
taken % the depot, and put into the baggage car
Tor New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, see 3D.
yeTtiserent Of" Through Line.
IHOS. SHARP. Master Of transportation
l.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. D. KOONTZ,
lez Genera, CANT, Washington.
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Having spent the past two very satisfactorily
with MT. founes in the above named business,
would take this opportunity 10 thank my friends and
the public Tor their Patronaee, and eheerfuly REQ
terests. taplsu1 WI. u. eEARs.
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sionors. Our good opinion is con-
firgsd by the oomplmen entary report Of
the Grand Jury.
Favorable mention is also made of
the eQndact Of all tho prosent County
oitioors. 1T gives us:groat pleasure to
s"e this J.; and although we differ in
politics, in toto, with most Of these of.
foials, we.are happy TO commend them
as efoient public servants. Indeed,
it is peculiarly rofre,hing in these
days of appalling official corruption
aud l"compstency to fud somebody Of
wbjm VIC can speak a good word.
The people are 80 heartily sick OF al
ways having to n"d fault, that ,loy
eage'ly scisa half 4 chance to say
s'mc,hiug good. Tho 'R.disals have
tite'ly invciybcd aguiret thr iutolcr.
CO vf tue Cohserva,i'yc elemtnt of
the S;ate, when tho fact is thar, here.
tfr'c, they h.vo dons fho;?aing, Scarce.
~, that can be too severely ccn<treJ.
Wherever Nomc Radical, little bet
t"r than the rest, does urTcar Of, the
surfHe, he is imEhcaEarv!y ?addeed
not perhaps, for being more honest,
but for being less corrupt. lit the
R.dic PATTY give Is a chance aud
We vii euy something il their favor.
We H*t ,hSm to try and be homes, for
awhile, if only to PROVE wha,hcr we
are cAptious aud imoleraut o. not.
Tie truth il, there are but two
classes in the State, now, in politics
Ind in priy,to lifc-honest mon and
thieves. Neither lto:mo,ra,ic nor nor a a
Republican skin, will copcral the vil-
lain, willie b',h arc sufficiently thin
to'uifcr honesty to show Itself. A.
maS'ss co?acity fvr stealing Is not
me"*ared by his loy.l:y Or disIoyaoity
AID Tie cant Of Par.y, and the howl
Of Scca' equality are always raised to
divert public attention +, ON sou.c :.tu.
pendous fraud, or sneaking villainy.
8. Ne cbee'fully ANNOUNCE that Fair
field Mas Geeu Remarkably FREQ from
this far arspreading corruption, mud that
afafta on her treasury have always
been promptly pail On presentation.
Of course, school certificates have not
bee" paid, but the fault lies with the
State Treasurer. We trnot that our
present officials will continue to de-
serve commemorative.
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Even Scott is. Alarmed.

Ex-Governor Il. X. Scott rcma,ked
tho other dny in the pres ence Of n
Promincnt Republican of;this County,
with apparently consiIer.b bio alarm,
GIL be ID if Frank Moses and bis
Ring haven't ,,olc more m"nry dir.
i". The Ra>tivo m9nths Of his GuLcrna.
tor'"l admin t'a!ion than aud my
administration did during my four
years reign aa Governor>; and, blythe
Eternal can prove it, And per
laps Governrr Scott is right-and as
ne was .'<99"v' on steal himself, wo
d"to say Frank Moss, . proAigA.s
SFenath'ilt thonSh hole, is to-day
worth cool half wi'Iion Or more.
scott at, tue last count oply claimed
t" have a Taar'"r ,fa million # the
Soa,h Carolina i'll got en- mlf. Fr4uk,
please size AMI cxp.an."-E EigeG:YI
Ilrcriisc,. '
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News Items.

!, tosroNS,. May CIT Is tsportsd
here that Hon. O.kes Nme*, WHO was
stricken dc"n suddenly Wl.h par.lysis
last night, died ut his residence nt
North Eastoh this iiorniug.
Albany, May ga local prohibi.
ton b'll' not excepting cider or lager,
Mrs. Genera! CanLy is iiopelcsslv
sick. r '''''' J
Four applications have already been
made for Orr's placo, Including John
NJ. Langston, cu!orcd.
SAN FRANcIscc May GA fami
~, consisting of :a:bor, mother and
three children, on the steamer
Nevada, from Liverpool, died, cxeeGt
the mother. No disease aboard Of fhG
steamer.
New oniESSs, May B.--Thc news
from st. AIu:tin's and adjoining
parishes crentes Miuclf eRoiscwent in
this city. Iii is understood q move
ment is on foot to seize tho nolico sta.
tons ~.n.!9 tie Metfopol,taus are IN
''~'' '' pVl!| !ShI com Dii ca.
u'"S 're Increasing. The tar rcs;s.
tera c'ain 'Ea; they are daily saipirr
Strengih, while The Kci!"ggi.n, aver
that ait the opposition is ,:i.a opcariuc,
hc'"io' dement's OF Metropclitnns left
this morning ft Z st. Martirsvilc.
WAsHiNaroN, May 6.--Captaib 2.
NJ. Henry, a grand SOFT of Patritl,
ilenry, died hero yesterday; He had
been a man of means; but had been
brought into reducod circumstances
by the war and at the time of his
death was serving as n watchman in
the Treasury Department..
CAMr SotrH or TuiE LAKE. Nav 4
No shot has been fired since The
20th. ;n A large FIRE is seen where
lhomaa' command was slaughtered.
about five miles distaut.
NEW YoRR, May 7.-Thc motion
Tor 10 a new trial in case of Edward
stokes has been denied by the gene.
raj term of the Supreme Court.
NoHTn EAsroN, Mass, May g.
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:Ie@ 1e graphic.
FB'rriSh Nr&S.

sr rErrR!n,'nc, May Y.-llon. Jas.
L.Orr, United States Miui;;tcr to Rus.
.Eia, died Suddenly Last uight ut his resi-.
ee"ee in this city. The can>e Of h $
Aio r.th was 'nkemmntig' of:tto lsos.,
from which he had suffered but mort
time. ia?s unexpected death has
2. used geYeral feeling Of sorrow at
The Rupsi, 4 ,ctlrt.
MipnID. May TO- Ecinf ccmcnto
have been sen, to tho Spanish troops
ut Navarro, "hu defeated the Carl,sts
crmmAnled by Dorrrg,y; An. off
gal .repprt Of ,hc engageif'c'nt snys six
RHrul!icans were killed AID ia
v landed.
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semblago preferred to open the dance.
1t is ridiculous to say that the mem.
bers of tho Bund wore treated discour.
teously. Surely they do not a,:rccgato
to themselves SO much constrIeuce as
TO presume that they are tile chief
feature of festive occasions, and that
every arrangement should oouform to
their convenience and pleasure. 1t
wnnld boem to me that somebody has
failed most miserably in attempting
to make u mountain out Gf u tnUlc.
hill. ::.,
ONE or THE MANAGERS.
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pres6ntfient Of the Grahd Jifrv.

In another column vii! be found d
portion of tho prcsoi.tmtnt of tie
G'ahd Jury, at the present term of
Court. The .prcsentweut is full add
exhaustive, exhibiting marks Of an
evident desire on tho part of the Jury
to DO their dity faithfully aud i'm par
italy, eommeaaing th6Gs6 who deierte
praise, and not epa.ius those whose
conduct has been reprehrnsible.
They touched upon the poor house,
the Jill, the roads End tfinses, taxes
aud Expenditures, the Fl casury: tie
schools, the f'iaT Justices, liquor liz
censes, and gambling, les,des one or
two minor matters. We are pleased
to see that tho Poor House is we'll
managed. Charity is tho n6Llest Of
virtues; and charitable iu'stitu,ions
Should be liberhlly maintained. The
most tnsraut outrage Of tho present
State r'gimt is their neglect Of beuevo.
lent institutions: The Iunatio and
other hsylumS, have been miserably
kept up, and money directly appro.
priated to them, found its way into
the pocket Of that thieving ring that
fioted in Columbia. Tie character
of a government Can always be dis.
cerned in the conditiot Of its elcc.
mosynary institutions. Judging by
this oritc,ion wo believe that we haye
good ard efficient County Commits.
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An Aged Veteran at Rest.

The Rev. Nicholas TalIey, proba.
bly the oldest minister in South Caro-.
lina. and none moro Northily loved
and fonorod, diod in peace at his ,csi-
deuce in this city yos' rrday mo,nins
(May 10, 1879, at 7 o'chck. rs
was born May 2, 1891, being SO
years and g days old the day he end.
cd bis long and ever m.li run
course. Father Talloy had been II
faithful aud successful wntchman ON
tho walls of Zion for 81 years, and,
lr>s few mouths of preparation, h.
had been tho same length of time a
'homcer of the South Carolina Con.
ference. Twenty years Of this time
he was Presiding Elder, twelve he
served on Stations, nilc OH Circuits.
lourtcctl on Missions !; tho last aoven
years he VAS on tho supeiannuated
list.
lie was; for mary successive sos-
slons preceding his more advanced
ace, elected as Delegate to the
General Conference. In this, as in
all the trusts and interests 10 oom-
mitted to his hands, proved himself
worthy Of tho verdict Of we'll done by
his bIe,hron. Fow indeed there are
either as citizon, Christian or a
minister, who have left line of ripht
lite 80 long, SO bright, and ono that
w'll speak moro foI chilly to those
that survive or that ouinc altar. (u,o.
Enian.
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From WaShington.

WASHINGTON, May 8.-A long des.
patch was received here this morn
ing for the President from Gotsrnor,
Kellogg, giving detailed account of
affairs In Louisiana and the occur
reIce yesterday whom the attempt
was made to assussih ate Gov. Kellos.
Immediately on receipt Of tie. aes,
patch q consultation was held be.
tween Secretary Robeson, Gan. Shet.
man and Acknowledgement Williams,
at which Senator West was present.
The situation ip Louisiana was fully
discussed, the discussion. Lasting over
al hour, and at It's conclusion a tele.
gram was sent 70 Gcu. Emory at New
Orleans, Informing him that, id case
be needed more, troops to enforc @
processes Of the, United States Courts
aud otherwise carry out instructions
irom headduarters, they would be
furnished Immediately upon his re.
qnlsltion. The instructions under
which Gen. Emory Is now acting will
not DC charged until the. return Of
the President wien cabinet meet:
ing viii tc held and ali the infoi-
nation relating to Louisiana affAirs
WI be presented for discussion which
1t is expected will result in vigorous
measures being adopted for the res.
torat'on OF peace and quiet to that
distressed State.
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U'ycerjno is the sweet principls Of
"!,S ana TT. IL is made by bKillug
on with litharEo and water until tlc
acii9 aud the oil arc converted into
lead salts which arc insoluble; *hilG
the glyccrine remains in solution:
itro'glycerine is prepared by dis:
solving glyceriTo in mixture of
equal MEASURES Of the STRONGEST nitro
aud sulphuris aoid, previously cooled,
and pouring tho solution in thin
stream into large volume of water:
The nitro-glyoerine is then precipita-
ted "a colorless heavy oil. In d
olesed vessol nitro glyceri1e explodes
at about three hundred and sixty
degrees Fahrenheit with great vic
lenoe.
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I.ATMiR.

:. NEw ORLEANS, May 7.-TL:s eyen.
ing at .l.3o, AZ Mr.. Ne.ioYg, was
c"ming "',t =! the o'Eca OF tie Nor.
gSn @,"a'nshi? Co., conner Aatchcx
a.!ey aiH Mag#z.n S., he was acyoSt.
cd iy t"''ic* =. I .ilay, lton;i.
ncL. iacicaAnt Vi his city, who
!"'i "-Aro you mr.. i,"!lo-g 2"
ke!icgs stared at hin, bat did not
ANSWER. B.i.ey then sid eli YOU
are a cow~rdly, swludljng, usurrins
scGundieF, and it yuu will stand like
a man. will treat you as you de-
sssire" Kcll &c made no answer but
turning pre.ernatula!ly pale spranu
lpto the carriage; at this mo,ucnt u
pistol shot was heard and Kcllo9 Il.
s;antly placed his hands to his had
and cried out, Take me home, r.
shot p The carriage ediateiy
drove .tf. 1t WIS impossible :J as as
certain who fired the shot
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~ n :
Bleed Shed in New 0rIcans.

NEw ORLEANS, My 7.-Gov'orncr
Kellogg was SHIT in tie neck to-dsy
hy tome unknown patty as 10 w;s
about to enter his carriage at tho
laudmg a. Mu'gaa Ferry: lie had
1uet stepped f:om the l'oat.
I'll condition is hot known at. tt.is
tsmc.
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"Wednesday Morning. Nay ID, 1878
II. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,

R2y~ Correspondence solicited f, on Svery
scclion Of tho country
Our columns are open 20 nil Tor free
discussion of amy rriurill". theory CO i.!cn,
n"t we arc in m way resr"nsii ic for the views
or opinions Of CORE l'onhcnIs
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"Parturunt Mentes, ct Nasooitur Rsditu
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Mr.. E1iycr:
Ny attention has been drawn to a 4
communication in your last issue
signed "Fircmen," and iitasuuc as
1t IS calculated to convey a false ,iu-
PRESTON, I desire herewith to make
statement which is suhstantiated oy
the facts Of tie case, and which docs
only simple Justice to tho parties con !.
csrned. 1t was generally understood
that tho aancirg would begin as soon
as tho codipahy broke raiiks iii tho
Hall, and the arrangements wero
made accordingly. But it did not
begin for eight or ten minutes thercaf.
ter, allowing every one sufficient time
to hunt up partner. The Band con.
tinued playing for some timo after
the Company had broken ranks, going
through one whole piece: Should tho
dancing have beet delayed to suit the
Convenience of the Band Z After tho
Company reached tho Hotel, the
Band could have ceased playing, and
been on time for tho first dance. Thew
preferred, however, to play on tho
outside, bat the balance of the IS:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

The two things which mako tho
most impression on man are his
first boots and first love.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

coMNlUNIcATED.]
Lettuce Hash.

Under q new uame, SO called, We
heard some anxious Inquiries for q
receipt for the old fashioned chicken
salad, which tho ladies' prcp;a, cd for
the Fireuen's Ball. We furHiah the
following from al 'ckcclleut house
keeper:
"Boil very t. nisrly twSo5 fiji grown
fat fowls and wLiis hot, skin them and
romovo all the aush from tic bones.
When COLI, chop moderately fine.-
Strew o7cr it about Il teqspoonful Of
salt: SaucS to be mado Of five or six
eggs rubbed to Il lhe paste, with six
tablespoonfuls Of sweet olive oil.
twelve tablespoonfals of sharp vine
g'r, one tableboonfuls of mustard -,
three tatlespoonsful Of salt and one
teaspoonful cayenne pepper. Mix
t orouehly the ingredients of sauce.
Three fine heads Of lettuce cut mode.
f"tely fac without bruisng and mix.
cd with the chicken and sauce poured
over the "holo and mixed. Pile on
dish aud smooth Will, knife aid
earnish with four ha:d boiled eeas
sl'ced. Grating of boiled lam and i
little chow chow pickle are quito a
nice addition.
The managers sent ingredients IN
the following proportions: Two fowls,
three pounds Of mustard, half bushel
OF lettuce one quart of vinegar, one
quarter Ct tourd Of black pepper,
oLo dozen eggs. They HilI make
money o" the above receipt.
We would defA'he follow who eat Fye
pounds V "Lettucs Hash," SO called,
at the bull, to eat that much Of the
Da6ngeis hash. ***