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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-20

A man in Baltimore, the other evening
passing the residence of prominent phy>l.
cian. heard great noise in the house, and
peepins through the front blinds, saw drum
ken man, dressed in tattered garments,
striking a PROSTATE woman at bis feet. Iii 4
terrible state of. excitement be rushed to the
nearest station-house and reported that
Dr. was at home drunk, and attempting
to kill his wife. A sergeant Of police rushed
TO the place and inquired for the man that
ATTEMPTED to kill bis wife. The doctor was
ignorant Of any violence taking place, Blu!
quickly saw through tue matter and eX'
pIained that lie and his wife had been
rehearsing for private tableau.
India-rubber bustlcs ere not such bad
things after all. A young woman the othel
night got up in her sleep and proceeded tC
enact the r6le Of LA Sonnambula" b!
partly dressing herself aud tumhling out the
window. She lit square on her hustle, and
bounced back through the window right
into the room again. The shock awolic Der
but she didn't know that she had been ou
Of the oom.-Norristolon Herald.
Earl Russei's lous-promised book or
Christianity is TO appear i'll the course O
= March. Its full title is, "The Rise and Pro
]. Efe&S OF tue CnT!S.iau hciiSiou III tuo NNS'
OF Europe, from the reign OF TibsriuS to The
end Of the Council of Trent" The noble
Earl has managed to compress what he ha:
to say on this comprehensive theme withir
the compass of n single octave volume.
A famous Freuch physician described to 1
student undergoing examination dseas
eliminating by degrees TO the most dan
Z gerous symptoms, and asked, "What woult
se YOU then prescribe or do?" The student
after slight hesitation, replied, ~ shoul
send Instantly for you" lie got his diploua
Tobacco smoke contains ammonia. pyri
/ dine, picoline. lutidiae, collidine, iormi'
acetic, propiionic, ,hrtyr'c, va'erianlc "a an
carboic acids, and creosote-apd, Tras
says, deuth.
The Russians are going to make mlitar,
post at Dalakava.
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BY ". Il. Robias,
IDEAL Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1895 Bank street.

DESRIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
~ BUILDING LOT AT TIE SOUTHEAST
SALE At AUCTION.--If not sold privately be-
forehaud, ut the request Of the owner SHAH sell by
auction. on the premises, OH TUESDAY, March -,
at Il O'Clock T. NJ, that very desirable CORNER
BUILDING LOT, 20 by lis feet located rs above
Described.
Its convenience and easy approach 10 the central
portion Of tie city, and the excellence of Its neigh
bOrhood, should attract attention. $50
W. Z. ROBINS, Auctonecr.
NH 20 1905 Bank street.
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WANTED, \ COOK, WASHER AND
" lEUNER. TO one well recommended good
wages viii tc paid ard good home can he SecGts''
Apply III sos Fiith street, between Clay anu Lcish'
min
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By Max Heyman & Co., Auctioneers'

FIRST EXTRA LARGE SPRING
TRADE SALE,
ON THURSDAY THE GOTH INSTANT,
consisting of
500 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
including new goods Of almost every description IN
mems boys, womcns, misses, and childrcn's wear,
consigned for our carly spring business by many
prominent manufacturers In New England, New
York city, and Philadelphia.
Also, an extra large and attractive stock Of
READYAIADE CLOTHING,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
wOOLLENS AND TAILORING GOODS,
FUR AND WOOL HATS,
STRAW GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS.
and other varied merchandise suited to the present
wants or the trade.
win also sell the remaining stock of first-class
RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE.
The above sac comprises beyond doubt the
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCK
ever offered at AUCTION in this market, and this
Is an excellent opportunity for the trade TO secure
desirable goods ut great bargains.
The GOODS viii he sold in largo lots, aud all lots
offered will be sold without reserve.
Sale Will commence at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
MAX HEYhlAN e CO.,
Auctioneers aud Commission Merchants.
NH lo-:tW .Th, s,M,W,sTh
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Ey Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
zr No, 1919 Main street.

VALUABLE ANT LOT, STU
Y ATED OH the east line Of Brook avenue De-
tween Baker and Duval streets. for sale at publlc
auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY the 22a
day of March. 1873 ut half past O'Clock Z. M.,
fronting 81 by lsj feet. o,, :.
min % Auctionecrs.
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e By Rietardson % Cos
RcaiEstate Agents and Auctioueers,
-. 1Ila Main street. s. s

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER
ny AUCTION.-tn execution Of o decree Of the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county entered as the
November, term, 18Th In the suit OF Strtngfeliow,
guardian. rs. Stringfellows heirs. we, the Under
stgnc commissioners therein appointed, viii sell
auction on WEDNESDAY The 10Th Instant at d
O'Clock p 81, the real estate mentioned In said sni
consisting Of and commencing with TWO.STOH1
south side of Eleventh street, letween hui nnd
Decatur streets . FRAME DWELLING with WI fo ,iT
rooms the usual out-houses and os a23i1S 1ees aua
Everett street between jefferson and Clay stree.H
TERMS One-tlIrd Of the purchase money N c.s l1
tweIe rnonahs negotiable notes with interest added
to be given for the deferred payments ana me tis
retained until the whole purchase money Is pald anu
eoh'e''iii'e oio't - WILLIAM A3IBEKs.
J. a RICHARDSON.
Commissioners.
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r HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED Mr..
GROCERY BUSINESS, ON Twenty seventh street
between Clay and Leigh, % hny and sell for cash.
So IA iER r.. VAUGHAN. s
RseAmpsd, Fd., AkEca llth, lsSs. nab is.sws
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LUMBER DEALERS.

O00s ono FEET EASONED 5-S
.LUOsUOU. CANADA SYCAMORE, supe-
rtor quality 100000 feet seasoned ~ Canada Syra-
more, superior quality; also, large stick White
Pine, Poplar, Walnut. Cherry, Maple, Ash, EicI-
CRY. Oak, Shingles, Laths. All kinds Of Building
Lumber together with large stock OF Glazed VIM
dows. Blinds ind Doors, cheaper than anywhere else
In tho city. TRUMAN A. PARKER e CO.,
cealers In Lumber, Glazed Window,
Doors and Blinds,
US Cansl and D7rd strssts fsem Fifth 70 Sixth.
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ssssprrsssfHT.a.'ss 2 %.

rop REyT. that desirable and well. Ea
HNoh hEm ',, =, owe resors MOUNTAIN-TOI'Essa
knew Mn an :he furniture. and forr hundred
anTe. Of asd attached Il is sitna.sd on the soP o.
the lus a ~ the i;hesapaake and OHIO RAILROAD,
90 oa s nie e sro Alton depot The buildings are
aa II sSSa oEdsS n sasns So eeSe s
urS,i,nr Ssacrir,,or Is fecined onnecessaFy..,
aia''ne- JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SOY.
Real Estate Agents and Aucli"ne''''
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bunk.

TRUSTEES SALE OFTHE FARM AND
Il PROPERTY KNOWN AS COOKIES TAV-
ERN. IN GOOCHLAND COUSTi:-Sy virtue OF
the subscriber dated eth October lss;, and duly re-
corded viii sell ut auction. ut the Office Of Acssrs
Grrbbs & williams auctioneers, in the city OF Rich
mond No. Eleventh street, on TUESDAY, s;h of
April. at Il o'clock NJ. the FARM and PROPERTY
In Goochland county known as COOKIES TAY-
,SRN. living ON both sides of the River road aud
containing 202 365 1000 ACRES. The buildings
are ample for the farm.
TERMS WI be announced at the time of gale.
P.W. GI;uBBS,
NH 90 90, % q, 29Ap2, Trustee.
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By Moody s. Royal,
Real Estate Agents ana Arctioneers,
OGice corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
By Moody s. Ro

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HAND
Y SOME AND TRULY VALUABLE NAN
CHESTER PROPERTY or PORTER STREET
BETWEEN ELEVENTH. AND TWELFTH
sTREETS.-Ey virtue of decree Of the County
Court Of powh:an county 1T the February term.
1873, in the cllancery suit therein pcndlng styled
james Y. Gates. administrators rs. Charles Sell
denis admirisrator We will expose tor sale mt pub
lie auction. on the premises. on TUESDAY the 18th
day Of March, 1873, III O'Clock z. 81, TWO LOTS,
81 feet each by lG5, fronting on said Porter
street, and ONE 32 feet by lG5 fronting on the same
street This property IS very beautifully located
and in an improving part of tie town. conveniently
located near all the churches and market.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance Ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes bearing
six per cent. Interest from Gay Of SALE the title being
retained until tic whole purchase money IS paid
WILLIS j. DANCE,
SOCRATES BROOKS,
4 ...-. Commissioners.
q nLn,- A,,ntI NH
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WTE OFFER THE FOLLOWING CITY
w PROPERTY FOR sALEPR!yATELY:

WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING CITY
w PROPERTY FOR SALE PRIVATELY:
No. l. Beautiful BRICK HOUSE OF cast Map
shall street. containing seven rooms; In Perfect ~
pair: Gas and water on the premises.
No. 2. small FRAME HOUSE on Union IIlli.
No. 5. Small BRICK HOUSE, five rooms, on Yves,
Main street, nearly new.
No. 4. Belllt!rnf BRICK HOUSE, opposltN Mon.
roe Park, nearly new, with al tho modern Improve
Two Two small FRAME HOUSES on Laurel street.
Sidney.
Brook avenue. six rooms !; IN perfect order.
no. 6. BRICK HOUSE on Maddox Hi, ahou,
$50 yards ontside the city limits, containing e:ht
large rooms IN good repair; lot IS b. 200 feet. pr
low and Terms reasonable.
No. I. COTTAGE HOUSE on west Marshall
street-four rooms: lot o. by lie feet.
Nos. BEAUTIFUL LOT on Grove street, ID 10y
$50 feet.
No 10. LOT on the corner Of Main and Henry
streets, 30 by Ito feet.
No IL, LOT on Broad between Twen;y-lr.t aHi
Twenty-second streets. :5by 10 feet.
No. ~. LOT on corner Pine and Spring streets
No. IS. Very desirable BRICK HOUSE on Clay
street between Fourth and Fifth strcxs, cona!nNs
ten rooms w
we also want to purchase 4 house on Church Ill.,
price to he about $500. Apply to
PETERSON & BROOCEs,
corner Tenth and EanS streets
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TOBACCO BROKERS.

W. G. MORRIS. S. V. REID.
MORRIS s. REID,
PROVISION AND TOBACCO BROKERS,
room No. College Building,
CORNER FOURTH AND WALNUT STREETS.
n fe s-3m CiSCINNATl.O
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NH l7-3tN.Tu,STh

DOR SALE.-We call the attention Of
II m,rtir3 WHO desire TO invest IN BUILDING
LOTS to the following desirable property:
90 feet by 1870, west Main street I:ar Plum.
he feet hy l3n, west Main street corner Of Plum.
100 feet by l2O, south Third street near Candle;
Hill.
las feet by I'D, corner OF Pine aud BelTiicra
streets.
60 feet Ly 100, south side OF Franklin near Mont
roe Park.
600 feet by 100, in the plan OF Fulton, Rockets
40 feet ny lso, corner o, Leisn a H. lent' ''seN
90 feet bY r!5. Piuc street near N"rrnc Park.
SO feet by l20, Fourth street south OF Main.
30 feet by 100, Floyd street near Monroe PARK
NJ feet BIZ 100, Gulcc street near Nouru" pa:a.
$50 feet front on east side of Monroe faIk, Bel
vidcre street. -
For terms apply'o HILL " UoDDlH.
Real Estate Agents and huct!"GeorS.
NH 13eod5t lios Main street.
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THE LARGEST BLANK-ROOK AND
4 PhPER-BOS MANUFACTORY SOUTH OF
pHILADEL IA.-T,Io undersigned have this day
formed q eo-partnership under the 1rrp-name and
style Of SfMONS 4 BIRMINGHAM Inr the nlanti-
tacture OF BLANK-BO0kS and PAPER BOXES.
The business will be carried on at No. south
Twelfth street, corner Main.
WILLIAM E. SIAfOSs,
" II. tPeter) BIRMINGHAM.
RICHMOND, VA. January l. 1873. ta ll-3m
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se0sSS, STATIONERY. dc.

IsCVtaS. - IA 4 ASESEIHs Z d2c.
7 E S.-SQUTHWARK COMPANY'S
L ENGLISH WRITING INK writes black and
never fades. sole pye!it for United States,
SCHhNCK TAG CO., SIS BeekDsn street, n. I.
NH lS-5m
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aoUsE-Fuasrsu1SG GooDs.
NHINA, GLASS, AND QUEESSWAkt
sILVER-PLATED aud
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, &C" &C.
M q GOVERNOR STREET.

My assortment OF goods Is nom large aia W =,
pete, OF the newest style3 aud best qualities. a'a
respectfully cal! the attention Of the ruo!e u ~
same doth wholesale aud retail dccrsl aus M
an examination Ct the styles and prizes tcore 20
chasing elsewhere. As my pew business A'''-t1
ments give me increased facilities for - =
goods at the lowest rates, Am dc2cnt!S" W. -
undeTsoid In this or any other market.
j. +. u. TAYLOR.
j; D: CAnpozo, Special partners. wh ,-:m
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Tot OF ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
IL BY ONE HUNDRED FEET ON ST. PETER
STREET FOB SALE AT AUCTIOS.--Wc will
sell mt auction, on the premises FRIDAY, Slst Of
March, at .lalf-ptst O'Clock 2. NJ, the ;bOye LOT.
II adjoins Charles Hskius, and will be divided to
suit purchasers.
TERMS Very reasonable.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
luhI8 Auctioneers.
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Ey Wellington Godiiu.
Aucsioueer ami 4 cal Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF 121 6O6-1OO0
= ACRES OF LAND IN HENRIC0 COUNTY,
EIGHT MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, BE-
TWEEN IHE, DEEP-RUN TURNPIKE And
THE TI1REE-CHOPPED ROAD, ADJOlNING
TIE HOPKINS GRACT.--At the request of the
parties interested, and to effect division wiz be
sold at auction, at the Office Of ". GodSln, real
estate auctlopeer, corner of Bank and Eleventh
streets on MONDAY the cath of aIarch. 1873. at L.
o'clock ~. 12f GO6-1GGo ACRES OF GOOD FaRi,
INC; LAND with come few cabins thereon, located
as above, plat Of which can be seen ut my Office
Terms Liberal, and made known 1T tpe nouI OF
s,ie ds2Sc,j W. GODDIS, AuctioneeP.
cHERIFF'S SALE OF SCHOONER TUB
y MAE-By virtue of an order Of the Circuit
Court or the city OF Richmond MADE IN Inc sui OF
" Ne Parrish against X. j.. Waltha!l. master ana
owaT Of tho schooner Is. G. Tuhman, shall sell mt
public auction In the dock opposite the YORK Rirer
railroad depot, ut 10 o'clock :: d.. FRIDAY March
DIST l3T3, tho said SCHOONER, with all her Rig
GIh q ami ia CliLE.
TERMS: On day of sale. .
NH 90 sHerlE.
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PosTPoSEMENT.
Tho s,1e of the above. mentioned property !:
nosfnoned until FRIDAY the 2lss at o'clock:
po'' p'N]" WILLIAM aMBEHS, Il
.a.u-s j. a. RICHARDSON. =
Commissioners.
v,ru.PDsoS e Co, Auctloneers. NH 20
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Moody G royal, Auctloneers. NH Is


rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF FLUVANNA
L LANDS.-By virtue of a certain deed OF trust
executed b. John Adams and kebecca K. his wife
10 George StilIman and Robert W Ashlln, trustees,
dated Decenbcr 10th. 1877, and duly recorded 10 the
clerks Office Of fluyaGna county, Va. will (ls
substituted truSteel se at PUBLIC auction, on the
prcinE es. at u o'clock SATURDAY the eth of
April, 1873 thy request Of tie beneficiary Of said
dcedl, the TRACT OT LAND on which John
Adams formerly resided, located about one mile
from The village Of Wilmington, In Fluvanna
county, Va. It contains -FOUR HUNDRED AND
NINETiTIIi.EE AID X HALE ACRES, more
or less, and has upon 1t al necessary buildings, &c
TERMS: Cash. JOHN K. LEWIS.
NH l3-T!:tdi Substituted trustee, Palmyra Va.
'sNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 LAND on YORK RlVER.-By virtue OF y
decd OF trust executed on the Goth day Of March.
1871, by Benjamin \. Robinson and wife. the under
sisie trustees therein named. VIII sell at public
auction on the 27riI DAY DE MARCH, 1873, THAT
being coIrt-iay III from: Of the cort-h house OF Sew
Ken: COUNTY, that valuable ESTATE known rs The
"BuICE HOUSE" containing about TWELVE
HUNDRED ACRES, uni lying immediately on
York river and opposite the town OF West Point.
TERMS: Cash enough To pay expenses OF sale anu
debts secured in said dceL-say about 5000 ana as
to balance, terms will be announced upon day Of
sale CYRUS A. BRANCH, =
ROSEKT L. AKNISrEAD,
f. 2l-tis Trustees.
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700 MAIN STREE .-SlGNS.-
4 A- SIGNs-722 MAIN STREET-HOUSE,
SIGN. and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING; also.
BANNERS, CHARTS. and DESIGNS painted nj
short notice aud on reasonable terms. WALLS
aud CEILINGS WHITEHEAD and COLORED as
usual. The subscriber, sensible to the numerous
favors Of his many patrons and OF generous pao-
that If quantity and quality OF work at exceedingly
low rates is anything trustsG6g strict attention 70
business and purpose to please, both TO merit and
enjoy their continued confidence, and. With tn
creased facilities soctts orders from the city and
surrounding country. j. III, GARTER. y:
4 12a Main stree. between Seventh and Eighth
N. B--Cagh psid tnr Idle slinsin good conditio1--
~eed OF rassaE Sis;.5sS IS 5.54ssts nah I7sIHR
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CHECKS, NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS OF
OEXCHANGE, Bills Of Latiing, Receipts. Bonds,
Charter Parties Manifess, Deeds Leases, Dccara-
lions, Notices to take Dispositions Powers OF Attor-
nry. Proxies, Bankrupt Blanks; Glanks for clerks,
sherifs, ccnstahlcs aud county officers. All kinds
Of BLANKS printed to order. Stationery In great va
ricty. ~
BLANK-BOOKS made and Ill kinds Of BOOK
BIEDiStint IIlS Main street.
RANDOLPH 6 English, dealers In
f. % LuM md Miscellaneous Books.
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SLE1GHT& HOWARD (oPposlrEff. ss
~ TILE POST oFFlCEl are agents tcrrT III
the BEST PIAN0-FORTES AND ORGANS.
STElNWAY PIANOS aud SMITHS AMERI-
CAN ORGANS constantly on hand ut factory
prices. Old pianos taken in exchange. For sale or
rent, 0ue SECONDHAND CHICKERING PA NO;
also, one STODaRT s. DUNHAM PA NO-both
at u bargain. t&@ fe 22 lin
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D OBINSON'S PRACTICE.

The subscribers publish ROBINSON'S PRAC-
rICE, vols. and 8. Price, s. each. Thcac two
volumes form In themselves complete treatise on
the Grounds and Forms of Defence In Personal
but they can at present furnish complete set
six volumes. Also, ROBINS0S'S OLD PRAC-
TlCE, vols. and RIO SlNSOS'S FORMS, with
other scarce Virginia law books.
mi, WuODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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1Harriaqr:s.

On the l9th uIto., at the residence Of tho
brides father by Rev. w. $. Edwards, W.
). NORRIS to Miss ANONDALE MIL
BRCN, both Of Baltimore city.
On the Goth ulto., at the Lutheran
Church. in Middlctown, by Rev. d. S,ccli,
HARMON G. kEF'AUNER, of Baltimore
city, to Miss SALLlE, eldest daughter Of
Johnathan Rou'zahn, esq, OF Middlc;own
Valley.
On the 9TH ulto., near New Market. Ivy
Rev. S. I. Ferguson, ROBERT TllOMP-
son To Miss MAGGIE \, MOLES-
WORTH, both Of ;hS county.
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE.

yINlN subscribers having rented Tive
rooms Of Mrs Polly, ON Mater street
formerly occupied IVY Josiah :. Martin a>
:: Confectionery, hay" opened u fln( K
AND FEED Store, mere Il tuIl stock of
Flour. ground ut the Franklin Mll~ and II
full supply Of Feed "l the hest quality Will
be- constantly kept on lnnl for sale
Mr. y. ". PARRISH VIII act rs agent
We solicit the clt>ium rt our friends and
puddle ~"ncraIIy Th"~" persons rni of
town Nhr wish rUr Flour and Feed, viii
please lca>r their order, al the stare, rs We
jujrnt on every TUESDAY and Friday, tn
deliver FlourNNl Feed fire., ct charge the
same yrirr rs W" sen ~" Flour nj tho mill
J. " MILLER x BRO
may !, .fur,N
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"A sHiaIsnzg-ErIsu.., r,~-~ ~. ..,sY:l

rS- Gen Robert Goodloe Harper, of
Baltimore, commanded the Right Line of
the Maryland Militia at the battle of North
Point, Sept 10, 1914, and W til Gen. Samuel
Smith and Gen. John Sty.ckcr, brought all
the forces of the U, 5. Troops to bear on
the enemy's lines, and were in the hottest
of tie engagement when lhc two Baltimore
bows sped the bullet Ia the heart Of Sir
John Ross, the British commander, and
caused the trained Legions Of the Duke of
Observation-Disclosures lnvinciblcs'-
to beat hasty retreat. Gen. Harper was
also Marshal-m Chief when the Monument
Stone was laid and the Monument erected
opposite Barnum's Hotel, to commemorate
the deeds of Col. James Lowry Donaldson,
Wells, McCnmas and others who fell ut
the battle Of North Point in defence of the
flag of the their country and "Frcc Ira lie
and Sailors Rights, and no Restriction"
zen. Harper was ono Of the most public
spirited aud prtrio'ir citilrHa OF Maryland.
lie stool in the highest rank Of the mem
lrys of the American Bar, and II, wed the
Resolutions of Respect to the memory OF
VIM pinkn"y in lS.e, AT a meeting ot the
mrm'cye OF the Bar of III" Supreme Court
o,cl which Henri Clay presided.
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BAIT. PArENT rENAMpTIATOR

BALI. IN IN lthANfl la Itk
TtLi tNI .>f'T TT!
.FF" Fin" Great novel feature in Mi
hcadrif,l feram'nlla'or i, IT." a.orrr|r jr3
III" great ADVANTAGE OF which, a Idle Of il;
elegant appearance, are TIL" following: by
throwing back the top. the Carriage is
transformed into Il beautiful rerJH5 Il ch1r.
in which III" child can sleep upon lis pill
low a, safely ana comfortably as in lis bed
at home The top being >nadc OF but one
piece and of vcry SIMPLE construction. il is
not liable 10 the wear and tear of, and
will retain its original bright anl hand.
some appearance, much longer than any
ordinary Oh Cloth Top.
C53" Other fine and lowpriccd Carriages
for children, ON ha1d. Coi before pGr-
chasing elsewhere ana examine the asaort-
lirnt at
SMITHS
Tc1npc of Fancy
MAY l.-tt Frederick.
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Mai, James Lowry Donaldson.

Mai, James Lowry Donaldson.
AT the Battle Of North Point, Baltimore,
Sent, 70, 1914, COL James Lowry Donald
SON at the head of the .,lh Regiment
"bnltimorr Blues" tell in drtrnr" of his
rountrv's honor. His name is boldly
engraved on the Battle Monument In the
civil war for the preservation OF tn" Amer
lean Union, hi. son, Maj James Lowry
Donaldson, born in Baltimore, y, Santr Fr,
Mexico, February. lSf? who was Quarter
master for the Department ot New MlNlro,
arizona and Western Texas, then com
mantlrd hv the late Gen. Edward richard
Snrir- CANDY. lwhom Capt. jack lately
killed, did gallant service for til" preserve
lion o, the American Union. He rallied
inc Onion forces NJ Santa fr, Fort Union
rui Coioya,,, Trrit ory after 'h" r'pn!S" "
The Union Army III Val N"wlr Green
rallrN r,ar Fort CRAIG, ON the Rio
,,r,pic. and with Gen. Kit CHr>ons Prg-
imrnt-lsl Cav. \. NJ. Vols -ani iI"
Colorado Volunteers ne; the InvmrlhIc
Texan RAnErr,, ii" 'n'lnirN l''Nl'S E"'"
'Ac BraL - ant GtH"r'"lp", nNirr c"Nl-
mani Of Grn. Richardson l.. S|,urv, NJ
;;\'r"' anon "'N'',' ,''1.,'' ,l,o',
ra.i>' content Barn, all their wagons,
p!OH in nWml,rI ammunition, "rn'"Nr'
,.ur's. Quar;crmaSt" and 'nmml5sArN
-up, ,''ca. and killed tWolhlIdN ot -" IN
,r,Inr ho-;. "Tu"rr. Sa;i htl carson.
# 1o,d yuU 'Uy- if rol eyer raut" NY ~"
III, ,r,r,... t,,c Na.Irvo! ne i;ia Arrim
ON "nuIa 20 doNn it GOOD dead !a>t"'
.I,,a van came an. vitroA, a hur#. ~.
.I.ir. .r,, ~ o,r,,,,N Gao holur ana pan,
.,,,,,. ,,ui never .hoty vn.rr fit,> ia Sew
N,>ir,,o. Ma; Dunal,Isun aui "p)!
Ei," ami In. nr.n under ,h,ir rulnnaun
IA ,',r I'M me-. Tnrt smashed up the
.,,frkct ,r,r," T., tho. 1cHas thra'ry, an"
.,n,t h,.l cal, who ac,,. NO, Killed, ,u san
\nrop;csu, "hoy~" with t'ca in lhcjrrnr.
irh,, Io,a, r,as,.1 u'igta)l to uuakr in his
shoes that terrible thra>hins caused ,'"h.
Davis t" Vince ara civ" Nr at! hopes "'
New Mexico and Arilona
e" Everything IL ard 'r"'ih| N''nah
ic.,,vr hc. .,.hc.rtol a.prct.
.l n, ,hm ,lc p,cnlrrs Of the Reformed
, ,hmrch ,'' residing in tina, place. = few day,
since Irra e,r n handSomr collection to he
presented :" their i''S"r, y; l.. '' ,'',
NAV ''-"' 'I'N' "'1 r;ri,n j., ,r,r,inn
" ~ - ,,,,r .niri,u,l wants
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ss- The following an" the nam's"f the
students from Frederick county. Wh" nave
attended Mt. 81 MarNH Cnllry, this year: