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four copies of Lakewood or of one Review
will lie sent to one address for Sl2.s0 fonr
copies the four Reviews and Blackwood foi
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FOR SHERIFF.

M. Ea;sor-Please announce zACHARIAH
NATTly6LEY candidate for ShersG. he Il
known 10 be competent and deserving, and =
such will he unanimously sapported BY -
vo:ers Of st. Nary's ccunty.
Leonara,own and Factory Districts.
Jaas, 1874.
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Jan %, 1s74-1y.
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. DISPEP>lN'' is CERTAIN CURE
lA for DYSPEPSIA and the n,any COM
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it's and in every instance where il
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MA Ea Firm DAVIS MILLER,
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n NH BALTIMORE.
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Baltimore, Feb lst, 1871.
WE the undersigned have formed CO.
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N,v6, 1873.
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Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
OGc: No. Il South street.
BIG HARRIS. President.

DIRECTORS.
iY Caughy. .. Noah Walker& Co.
'hilip I George, g George & Jenkins.
1 ID Anderson, " Anderson & Bro.
John Stack, Carpenter and Builder.
lon George Brent Court of Appeals.
George Jenkins. Charles county.
ieorce Combs, St. Mary's coIniy.
B. G. Harris, I" =.
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This is Home Company. gotten up ez-
pre.sly in the interest OF the citizens OF
Southern Maryland. to enable them to over.
come the difficulties they experienced in
procuring Insurance in the ordinary Insur-
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1t has been in business low over four
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in Maryland, a credit and benefit to all,
and an honor to the State.
GEO. a. SIMMS,
General Agent for St. Mary's Co.
June 20. 1s7S-tf.
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Fog tsrns and particulars. address
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Attorneys for Owners,
Leonardtown, Nd.
June &c, I213-if.
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rO NY FELLow.CITIzENs.

respectfully announce myself a. . candi-
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Oc:. IS. 1878.
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Dartiesvishinfto employ theservicesof the
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kidney Do Bladder Complaints, >

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= LID sPALoIXG. PHILIP covps
Z. ISO SPALDiNG g. Co.
Gen'rai Com mission Merchants
Esl2S L!GHT STREET WHARF.

Having removed ~ ii. above desirable To-
eaton. hciu- almost imm>ii.tcly opposite the
WsNsves of the Patuxcnt and Potomac River
@nl near the Eastern Shore and York River
Steamboats,, We are prepared TO give special
attention - the sale OF Tobacco Grain. vege-
tables, priel Fruits, Poultry, Eggs, Butter,
AL other Coastry ProiucIs.
New -, lS1S--tf.
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~ 5. ~. PET7ENGHL e. Gu. ST
~ Fark Roc ". T., 10 South sas,t
Boston, and 1ol Chestnut Street FhiL dsl.
Paio. ere .3genfs for st. I6sry'. Beacon in tAs
aborsessiss aud authorized fo..eontraes sd-
r0tisiny at QUE iorest rsefs.
J4sy Is. 1878.
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WEEMS' TRANSPORTATION LINE
CHANGE OF DAYS.

sssS = l. A y I and
MARY ASUNGTON will run as follows:
Leave PierN Light street Wharf every
WEDNESDAY nightst loo'clock
for Patuxent river direct, far up as Hills
Landing Returning, leave Hills Landing
every FRIDAY morning at o'clock for Balii-
more. calling ~ all the landings for Freight
and Passenr ers, and at Governors Run and
Plum Point on her trip to Baltimore.
Leave every Friday morning at 8 O'Clock
or Patuxeut river, via Plum Point and Gov
ernor's Run, far up as bil.'s Landing. Re-
turning, leave Nottingham every Monday
morning at 5 O'Clock, :or Baltimore, calling
n, all IT, lrulings for fret hit aud passengers
going and returning.
Leave every Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock
for Patuxent river, via Plum Point aud Gov
erncr's Run. far up "a Benedict. Returning,
leave Benedict every Wednesday morning nj
6 O'Clock for Baltimore. calling III all the
landings both ways.
Freis hit received at No. ! Tobacco Ware
house Wharf: Wednesdays, for Hbeifs wharf
and all landings above Benedict: Thursdays,
for Plum Point and Governors Run, and all
the landings on the river, tar up as Hiii'i
landing; Mondays for all the landings far NJ
as Benedict.
MI WEENS, Agent
July 81, lsT3-tf
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NOTICE.

nAVEL0CK will stand during tho
Ii coming season a, Leonard,evn aud
~ the Great Mills. Particulars kereas-
te, given.
HENRY SOTuORON.
J,as's. isTS-.f.
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DEMOCRATIC REUNIONS.

At the supreme moment when the Manhat-
tan Club in spotless kids and immaculate
neck ties was ,cOngratulating itself, amid the
exhilaratiOns of climbing glass and rafting
china, upon the political revolution just begun,
which is to drive out the disreDutable persons
now in possession of the Government, and in
stall in their places tho ADLER and honester
and more reputable gentlemen who direct the
fortunes of the Democratic party, the Hon.
John Fox, Democratic lawgiver, was calling
the attention of the Tammany General Com
mttee to the fact that the Hon. John Nor
rissey, also Democratic lawgiver, had lately
called him thief. The Hon. John Fox de-
sired to have the matter inyestigated.'s There
seems to have been great fitness in the act and
appropriateness in the terms For if the Coy
eminent is to be turned over to the care and
keeping Of the Democratic party as at present
organized, the two eminent lawgivers above
mentioned will be of great influence. They
are at present two of the leading statesmen of
the party. They are both members of the
Tammany Society and the Tammany General
Committee. At time when tho party in
power is about to be turned out because It is
corrupt and its leading statesmen are awk-
restored because it is clean and pure and its
leading statesmen never take anything out of
their reach, it is quite proper that these little
differences of opinion should be settled by
authority.
We judge from the tone Of the Hon. Mr..
Fox that he denies the charge which it is
said the Hon. Mr.. Morrissey preferred with
much earnestness accompanied by gestures.
The Hon. Mr.. Morrissey, if memory serves us,
was known during his career as o lawgiver
as the Democrat who paid his bets and never
told lie. 1t is proper to infer accordingly
that the Hon. Mr.. Morrissey was sincere in
his casual reference to the Hon. Mr.. Fox as a
thief. When the Hon. Mr.. Morrissey added
the remark that the Tammany General Com
mittee had to send two men to Albany
to watch the Hon. Mr.. Fox during his recent
career as lawgiver and keep him from stealing,
it was understood that he had covered the
whole case; and the Hon. Mr.. Morrissey Is O
man of such veracity and muscularity that it
is not deemed a wholesome exercise to dispute
his statements when he has set his heart on
them. 1t ID stated by parties who listened to
the debate that the Hon. Mr.. Fox addressed
the Hon. Mr. Morrissey as gambler, and as
there Is dash before the word gambler III tho
printed reports, it is believed that no preiixed
thereto some term of endearment. The remark
WAS accompanied, il " said, by,S MQyemsnt VI
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Nesu'l)ork Daily griba,ss.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1874.
II RIPL E S III E E Il.

The Carlss under Don Alfonso have been defeated in
Spain Bilbao has been completely revictualed. The
Carlists are assembling in strong force the north
bank OF the Nervion. The Canadian Parliament
will consider scheme for a Pacific railroad
Tuesday The ice in the st. Lawrence near Quebec
began 70 yesterday Great damage has been done
TO the shipping in the vicinity. The strike OF canal
men In Ontario has ended.
To the Senate yesterday large number OF bills were
taken from calendar and passed at the expiration
Of the morning hour the Geneva Award bill was taken
up, but Mr. Thurman. who had the floor, being ndis
posed, its consideration was postponed until Monday.
In the House the Centennial bill recOmmitted 70 the
Special Centennial Committee the Senate amendments
bill for the relief of the sufferers by the floods
were oonourred in; several private bills were then
passed evening session held for general debate
Another fight has taken place between the Brooks and
Baxter forces Arkansas the subject under con-
alteration at the Cabinet session yesterday but
cluslon was reached. Appeals for relief continue
20 come from the flooded Districts IN Lower Arkansas
tho restitution Is especially great E== The Chicago
Presbyery is still engaged in the trial OF Prof Swing.
Gov. Dix has signed the bill for the further
oution OF the Ring suits. reunion Of the Army
OF the Potomac and other army associations, will be
held at Harrisburg May IL, Il, and Is. 1t is
derstood that dividend Of per cent has been declared
in favor OF Jay Cooke Il Co.'s creditors.
Tho main shaft OF the steamship Ethiopia broken
IA midocean and many OF the passengers brought
20 this port by another steamship. ==. Foreign
exchange was very active. - Gold ll2i, ll2S l2l.
Thermometer, i5o, 7Co, 6S'.
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called for at par and issue his call for an
equal amount of fve-twenties' But this' he
will say, is to increase the Public Dent during
the three months interval which must elapSe
before interest on the fve-twentes can DO
stopped. This very objection did not stop hi'h
from accepting the offers Of the Syndicate
Besides, can he not ask for slight modi-
fcation of the law to allow the plain intent Oh
it to be carried out Can he find no RESPONSE
BILE firm or combination to give security that
they will take. say twenty or thirty millions
of the new fives at par three months hence
In short, is it an insoluble problem to sell
bonds at two per cent below the market price,
and use the proceeds to pay of bonds at par
on which interest may be made to cease al
three months noticef Or is this matter 700
insignificant to occupy the attention Oh our
great Secretary Is it too small an aifair 10
take up the time of the statesmen and IMAM
ciers of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives Finer opportunities than the present
for reducing the rate of interest on our iuDiic
Debt are seldom offered u.s. 1t Is Jolly 70
suffer this one to go by.
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JyR SPRAGUE 1CQUITTAL.

The half dozen or half score of indicted
BROOKLYN officials who await trial on charges
of malfeasance and corruption are reported 10
have taken heart of hOpe from the acquittal OF
Mr.. Sprague The result is certainly approved
Inv the class who have most to fear from
strict enforcement of the law; but we do not
agree with those who abandon all expectation
OF seeing Justice done to other accused anu
guilty persons The escape of Mr.. Sprague OH
pleas that were frivolous and under circum-
stances which were sngularly propitious Tor
him, will rather set people to ponderlng on the
true defects of the government and Juulclal
organization which enable the Ring to laugh
at Justice and to rejoice at her temporary dis
comfiture
We have no wish to insist that in spite OF
the verdict Mr. Sprague was guilty man.
Certainly he was q weak one, but not the
worst of those who were responsible LOT INC
breach of trust which despOiled the Treasury.
and the embczzlement which robbed the trust
Company; and it is as much matter OF re-
greet that some of these escaped rs that Sprague
was acquitted. The simple truth Is, az we
have already stated 1.-THE failure to convict
was the consequence Of false indictment ana
mistaken policy Cor woTse) in accepting the
real and confessed criminal as a chief witness
The indictment of ninety counts was a labored
arraignmont of the wrong man for offenses of
which the proof was lacking and for crimes
which had not been committed. Tho indict-
ment and the evidence point to altogether
different offenses. Charged with Grand Lar
ceny, only proof of neSligen IN allowing ana
condoning distractions OF money by Mills and
H. oil If
bezzlement were finally declared mere
breaches of trust for which, as the Judge
charged the accused was not on trlal.
The chief witness proved to DC
the chief criminal, and though accepted
ostensibly to convict Sprague, he gave really
the best evidence in his favor. Rodman was
unnecessary as q witness for the prosecution.
for Warren, the accountant proved sufficiently
the abstraction of the public funds he was
extremely useful to the defense, for they
showed by his own testimony that specific
sums alleged to have been distracted by
the prisoner were really taken by the witness.
The fact that Spraguc had lent the city funds
to himself was proved by himself, and ii this
be not enlightenment are at a loss to I'M
derstand what constitutes that crime; and
hence cannot fully comprehend the finding of
the jury.
The matter is now ended as far as Sprague
and Rodman are concerned and may as well be
sorrowfuy dismissed as a failure of justice
which, if successful, would have done much to
purify the political atmosphere of Brooklyn.
We do not despair of good consequences. We
do not believe that the right will be defeated
as readily in the future trials Gov. Dix may
bo relied upOn to give BROOKLYN an able and
upright District Attorney, by whom the work
of Reform may be more successfully continued
than it has been latterly.
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