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thew York Commercial AdvertIser1
The English defamer CT Irishmen would have
the readers Of the Tines believe that Ireland ana
the internal Affairs Of that country are RuIded
and controlled BY Englishmen. He Ignores this
fset that local selfgOvernment exists in eyery
part OF Ireland just as extsnhTely Is It does IN
tins country. There is hardly 8 city or town IN
ireland where the people do not elect their MAYOR
aldermen and town officers. The best municipal
goTernments in the world are found in Ireland.
simply because the taxpayers and property
holders are the political managers. In about
every city mayor, aldermen and couneilmsn serve
without compensation. Bad as lrishmen are
made 70 appear By EngliGh writer's, and the ofTal
and scum that come to the political mont IN thi,
country, you may lock in vain to md municlpaI
robbers and sWfndlsrs in Ireland They NAV
break each others heads, but they are seldom
found breaking into the public treasury. We
will be told By such defamsrs Of IrIshmen ar thu
New York Tfmss employs, that the mayor and
aldermen are not Irishmsn, they are men OF
English descent This Is the dodge Engllshmen
generally resort TO when they wish to belittIe
irishmen. They have claimed General washing.
ton ss an Englishman.
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EFFEcT OF THE REIeNINe TOR.
ICON the Dstrelt % Pres..


On last Friday evening woman was ARRESTED
In the western district for disturbing the psace
She began bowling and weeping as soon ss a.,
Ess locked up, and Biiah, the isnitor Of N,
Ninth-aTenue station, felt his heart getting ten
der. He offered her q harvest apple. bnt an,
merely stopped long enough to see what it Waa
and then went on crying out, 81 am diving.
know anu Then he went out and bought sorus
Peppermint drops and handed them to her. sayipe
that 1t was 9 burning shame to arrest 4 lady IKE
her Tor merely hitting another woman on the ear
with Shovel. She was quiet for few minutes
nc tnen broke out again, and the roof Of the
ssA'lon seemed to be raising up. Bijah offered
~ ~, pound OF gum-drops, new bonnet q black
~. 1fssa, house and lot and any thousand dol
N H.n. N bonds If she would only quit, bat she
800 sp end down and yelled, "Lsmms sout or
Aiter an hour and ten minutes. thsre hsin1 No
-, ~ ne ran n with an AZ and threatened 10
s ~ S nsaa right Oh II she didn't stop.
~ 49, !. W = I Mon'tin she shouted dauclnr mn
On re coaisout ttIkH a, fssh start He drummed
put tne Nolee drowned the scuttle Ne nut ~
nose On ana threatened 70 drown her b1t ~ 30
per EYES ane pitched her voice on 4 new Fsv
been Gagged. As the 0hioeT rubhsd AZ Hnt 1 NAG
looked around his eye lighted on a pa1er - ~
carried Il In, turned up the ras and eSa,,,s
ave you read the Beecher scandal Vefsi .s5s
.. sns e1eiaimed suddenly eeasinT to scream
ere thing what everybody Is taking sboss !,
mo- where Is IT." she asked and be nases6 4,
me paper, telling her that n she would IL Socd
ne ~ would hunt up the rest OF the statement n
-notner paper. From that moment until daviiobt
t1e woman never uttered word eTcepf o5cs
when she asked tf there weren't seven 81 49,
more papers with statsmenta
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TIE RICR MEN or BRTT1Ty.


million Of British peasants are reported IN n
ease, and the reader VIII not wonder that It Is 3
In view Of the surrounding facts Fer example
the English county Of East Sussex has 500 gatiar
miles, and Is almost exelusYefy the property {
the Duke Of Richmond and the Baron OF Ieeb
held. The young Marquis Of Buis haS s5 r
come OF SSoo,ooo year, and not long sro no
agent spent nearly E2ooo 900 in rep Airing sDc
Oriehton Mount Stuart, the MaroaiSi rssids,e
near Cardiff. Mr.. Bright once instaneed M
ease OF nobleman with an income 81 fl2O, 600
VINO annually spent $40, 900, and laid down IN
remaining $4,000 in rounding his propsrtv by
his estate which s. could induce the oTSsrs 70 %
Of names with the following incomes:
One-quArter OF Scotland Is owned BY etQbt
noolemen, Of whom the chief are the Dukes OF
hhmlit9n, buccleueh and Sutherland, the Mar
9uls Of Butte and the Earl OF Breadaibane. The
DUKE OF Westminster, besides BelgraTe and
ES.on squares and large part Of the fashion,
cent manor Of Eaton Hall, near Chester HSifin
honse N Flintshire and Motoombe House 10
DoIsees9lre' eaen surrounded BY thousands Of
squares IN that central part Of London called
bloomsoury;n also CoVent Garden theatre and
S,o,e ~ s,n MARKET many streets leading
nonses AZ the West End and one Of the most
Splendid Of English rural estates At Woburn
miles OF blocks in Liverpool and KnoVlSiey' HIs
ancestral country seat Is larger than most Nav
England towpships. The Duke Of Sutherland e
aoie 70 ride ~ rail- from sunrise 20 shutdown On
his Scottish estates, and has Ave notabls eSstIstN
Dunrooin, Hous9 Ct Tongue. Trentham Lilies-
hali, and Ohudon- The Duke Of DsFonshIro is
tne iord ~ eight castles, all Of which are rural
RnalaceA ~ Tor royalty, among them peerless
ShatsRortn and HardWioke Han. In London be
mas residence on Picadilly, where land can IS
WORTH scarcely less than SO square foot sur
rounded BY gardens. The Earl Of Dudiev EsTI
brounloWi the lliterate Duke OF Portland Baron
hartman the Duke Of Northumberland, the Earl |
Duke Of Rutland, and MARQUIS Camden have IN. |
ense rural properties, only exceeded In value BY
me quarters they own In central parts The ]
Duke Of Buccleueh has ten castles IN each AZ 4
which liberal domestic establiahmont Ia Eest /
~ All the year. The Scottish EarlS Of Mansfeld |
Stairi and GlaegoH possess each i've castles vast /
mo spaaous edinces, the centres OF splendid es- /
ates, which are to considerable degree shut 81 |
Iom eaitvatlo1, and used - dser-parks and
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w FUrURE RoNE OF zee popE.
iron n. s,trr,,v Jon,n,, "

/ tFrom the Satur day Journal
The reports which have from time to time
appeared in the press that the prisoner Of the
Vatican will remove to Malta, and that the
election Of the new Pope viii be transferred
from Rome to Valetta, have given increased
interest to the isle Of the Knights of St. John.
There is scarcely another spot on earth that
speaks 80 plainly Of the transformers of ma
tons ana their power as this little island,
which, illumined by an African sun, rises like
rock of dazzling wilderness from amid the
foam Of the Mediterranean sea. It was here
that, three thousand years ago, when history
was In its infancy, the sesfaring and msrcan-
tile Phenicians gained footing; here Greeks
and Romans settled, and were followed, dur.
ing the migration of nations, BY Vandals-
Goths and Byzantines, until, just one thousand
years ago, the Arabs, streaming toward The
West, settled in Malta, and became the bro.
genitors OF the present population, among
whom the Arabic element stilI retains. nrss
eminence In language and manners and Gus
toms, though not In religion. But this is not
the end OF the kaleidoscope change Of nation
alities. The eighth nation which subjected the
island was the Sicilian Normans, and they IN
their turn were displaced by the Knights ofthe
Order OF st. John, who made the little island
VI malta Tue famous DulWArk against which
the Turkish power was shattered, and gave Il
such renown as caused It 10 be mentioned In the
foremost place wherever examples were sought
OF cheerful selfsacri6ce and resistance unto
death. Malta, and With It the Knights of 81.
John, succumbed TO the power Of Napoleon.
and It became French; but ever since the fall OF
the great Corsican England's proud banner has
waved over the isle which was possessed by ten
nations before. And England has good reason
for Certifying herself here and for making the !
rock bristle with guns, for It is her most i'm
portsns naval station in the Mediterranean. Il |
attracted 20 these waters by the eyer-tbreaten' |
ng Eastern question, and here that the route |
% India is guarded. No wonder that Epgl and /
annually spends over eS00, 900 in maintaining
his important post and that even in time Of 1
'eaee she keeps garrison here Of over 5000
men.
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PIANOS.
SPECIAL NOTToE-Th, ,ronr,,,o

cFEC1AL NO1IGE.-Thep proprietor.
Of Ls Droit Park offer The Jsg housss eta
remaining uns0Id Of the large number just
completed at lou prices. TAsss Aouses are
5arisd IN size style and prizes, and are
complete Nth all city eonVsaisnesa T'1sv
are close to the city, being only about az far
as The Capitol Is from As Waite House
from sisssr Of fhOss points, Nth vids
arsnaes extending to each. and being higher
than n street they eford commanding
vfsD' Of ths city. Thy are an Sit1ia
about three sQUdr1 Of tie SsssBtA ard
Ninth street cara and only four square,,
from The OOreOr0H uarkst We offer them
az jfrst-clSss property 81 spsry rsspeet,
'0Astlsr for rssidsAes or inUsstmsnt, and
upon TIE most advantageous terms That
tie promises iOs made last year haze been
fully redeemed, sss Unite fAs inspsctson Of
The public. This property Is he "oiIs
edge " ef tie city.
u We ell rent a fsw Of thsss elegant
suburban sillas and cottages to frs.-cIas,
tenants only at lou prizes. II sarly appliea- |
ton IS made
A. {. BARBER & CO.,
PropristOrs.
aOS 2 Street HorshUsst cpposiss F. o.
Il
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BEER IN POLITICS.
rPlttsbure CommercIal. ]

II9I
The truth is that whatever q few leaders might
be willing TO do, thu great mass Of GermAn.Amori
cans in ordinary times are really disinclIped "a
make the beer question the great issue in poIiti.
cal conflict. Had they been willing to DO 80. had
the Germans Of the Northwest been a. earnest
and unanimous on the subject as q few aRi.atorS
desired them 10 be, they might and would have
made their influence fels in sdegree 70 be remera
Dered But the Hbeor question, &c Il Il called a
With them largely 4 question Of personal Tree
dom and private right concerning which ther
soon learn that the vast majority OF The Ameh
can people are at one with them, and they are
content 20 ught the battle Of principle IN the dir
passionate and gradual way IN which alone finaI
and permaneut victory e nosible.
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PRoFosALs ZOE pREpqINa-

ExeINEEa OFFICE, U. s. AHNY.1
NEWPORT. r. l., July ., Il74
sealed proposals VIII be received at this once
EMU ~ a. N on the ed day OF AUGUST, IsTl, a.
For dredging the following places:
J. Kareham Harbor, Mass
,. Taunton River. Mas.
.. PaWtucket River, X. I.
& Newport Harbor, r. I.
PaWeatuek River, r. l., and Conn.
Tor Rp-rap Granite:
]. BfeakWRter at Hyannls, Mass.
2 BFeakWater at Block Island, 4. 7,
2. Jefty st mouth OF COnneciicIt River.
FOR removing powders, Fall River Harbor, Mass,
speciheationb In regard TO the works and b ank
forms Tor proposals and guaranty, upon which all
thia oaice. @. X WARREN
Major Or In sneers, Brcyet Major GeLerai q. s. A.
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APPEARANCE

Morrissey Is a man weighing abon. oar
pounds; about 5 feet II inchrs biTh. veTv brosS
and powerful in the arms, shoulders. bins snS
neck and Of aspiky kind Of rich let hair which
comes down strong and thick upon 4 Low fore,
head, which looks as II it could butt an on
down. His nose is broken. His face is IKE q
helmet In its strength. His eyes are of a Iiobt-
nazel color, with spots in them, small. fissb-
Ing yet at times losing their determination and
oesmlng mildly. He has rather sweet smile
And heaFy voice, habitually hoarse As such
giants can no longer wear arrnor. thew n,1St
Periorce be pugilists. For Rladlatorial work
ne Is by far the most powerful human being I
ever saw. He Is Irish, probably of French de-
TiNaiion-Bretoni perhaps, or Norman He
has been quarter Of century before the pub
lie, and Is YET to be longer, perhaps. low
birth and iron fortune are his producers.
GATH
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| NAVY DEpAHT1rENgT- A
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DocKS,
se.Is. -. WAsHiNeToN, July 9, Is74.
a6Fsed FOPPSsais f foT ss s,, 'ss n;
Tor the navy yard at nEus the yard ~ viii Be re-
@ fg 92 R e SSsS Sar s N o. ISs
SeTsrnT ~ s 9s SsnsnssS ToE 6ornsh
eles snbrsesd IN the fOoTins alassey: "a ar'l-
BUREAU OF YARDS AND Do0Ks. Class n,
20 Hay AND STRAW, i7t-'75 ~
bsS ~ Tons 20 lhsl best quality ane Engish
Boston, 100 tons Csso ISsl best hay, loose, Per
B1qSkiEn, % tons G. sOIbs.J arst quality loose TIM
PhlIdsIphiI, Is tons q 80 Ibs. bes. oIov.,
w,1,s6i1StOn, 3 tons (:'ziCibs5 hay. best quality
N;S5sok tSns G test quality timothy bay
Pss..ac0i. g tOnsC aA0lbs. timothy clover
PelIysE-ss & e Hsas monthly as required.
BUREAU oE YAkbs AND books. CLASS No.
rs ANTHRACITE COAL, is7f-sT5. y
artery Ute oo9 tons G. 20 lbs.) Whieash steamboa
KIsse5y; 80 tons aaDISs whise-ush, stove size,
Boston, 80 tons G. 30 hal wAlts-ash, sssamSo.,-
Boston, . tons sOIbs.J Rsd-ash, for stoves and
Boston Is tOns ti,aO lbs.) Red-a.h, egg size, Der
Boston, Is tons C22D Ibs.1 Red-ash, nu.-sile, Der
BTooalyns; 20 tons sssao Ibsl Locust mountain,
Brooklyn, . tons q, 40 lOs.J Locust mountain. |
BrSoklyn, sotOnsC 20 Ibs.) Locust mountain stove
B!PTSEI{6; : tons q az lbs, Locust mountain, nut
Philsdephis, iSOtons G. 30 Ibs) bes. euality Ls-
nigh coal, egg sire. per ton.
Lesqe Island 100 tons e. 80 lbs) best QUALITY Ls
nigh coal, stove size, per ton.
ashing ton, 30 tons G. 30 lbs.) Whiie-ash, stove
Norfolk 10 tOas e. 30 Ibsl Anthracite, Stove size
PsSsscoii, 50 tons G. 2Dib1) Anthracite coal, per
ton.
BUREAU OF YARDS And DOCKS, or ass No
2, BITUMlSOUS COAL, ls74-'lS.
klttery, 100 tons o. 30 lbs.l Cumberland coal far
Kittsry, Is tons q 10 English camel coal
Boston, 80 tons q, 80 n, Lump cunberI,Da .o,t
Brooklyn. Is tons G. lhs.) Broad-top coal run
o. the mines, best qualify FOR smiths use Der
Brooklyn tons I2,2olbs.) best Ins,h.l emma,
=, eoal lor nre-en gines, per ton.
Washingio on, loe tons a ~ Ibs) CumberTand .o.1
aserun Of mines, per ton. SSNi'
Soggiolk, y tons = 70 lbs.) Cumberland coal run
PsnsaeOll, Is tons q soibs.) cumberIand coal per
All the coal 70 be OF the best qualify ar n, Etns
o be delivered into earGs provided 81 ne forsro,
nenI snd tne quantity delivered to Sc paid for Al
ne etisnts 81 the navy yard scales u
AZ! the coal embraced In thee II aayes 10 he daliv
SO % Or beIore the ist OF November next. m
D9no And security IN the full amount or the con- =
ion and fglnllmenf. and the Bureau reserves the a
'snt 70 reject any or all Of the bids. -
~ CHIEF OF Bureau a
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

"ASHINGToN, NORFOLK, NEW YORK
w BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
The Enc Iron steamer LADY Oh THE LAKE haV-
ing resumed her regular trips to Norfolk will leave
hef Mharl foot OF Sixth street, every MONDAY
and THURsDA1, At Up. m, touching at the prin-
elpal r1yer landings, CONNECTING At Norfolk with
ateAmshlp OF the d. and n. Line for Boston and
Providence; with the Lorillard Stsmshfp ConpanV
for New York. Freight should be Addressed tiCarS
Of Lady Of The Lake, via Norfolk. :,
n. r, FfTZHUGH. Agent,
A. @. PLANT. General AFenf
NM Room 80. 10, Plant Building.
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HMrEnn-A

ThisunnarAleled sl'eciAe lseOmpoundsdl In natur.,s
labotstofJ Ind hJhI ~ agie P9FsE. sad gpprece-
oented achievements the mos S.ts.1t nkn IN this
nSLlon nave, After thorough and severe test nrQ-
h9uneeo u the only Sovereign Remedy for BrlRhtss
tSease snd Dlaoetesi also al Urinary, BLADDER and
liver Anections; also Dropsy, &C.. &C. 10 the
minds oi many our claims may seem prepOsterou "a
teeom pllsn With Bethesda Water that which has %
tont Ana SUI contnuesto bafae medical science We
81 PM lest, do not ALLOW your skepticism 70 IS
lonI PERIL; ~ BkTHEsDA don't erre you, Il cannot
seI o. ne most pleasant and Efficient curative AGENT
ever 9nereq, ~ gunertng humanity. The water Il
NO. - PennsyiVauiG aVenue. Beware OF spurious
rr6Sters. Ash tor Bethesda. For sale BY sTOFT q
SEND Tor circuisrs ana Bethesda Advocate.
y,,.-,1 RICHAkD DUNBAR,
DreetorAnd Generai Manager, BethesdksprinKs.
WASHINGTON, d. c., DEFENDERS, Is71. dec3I-Iy
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LoBSTERoAHHzYG At MOUNT DEa
ERT


The process Of canning Holsters at Mount Desert
e thus described BY the Boston TrsvslIer: ,'Ths
factory 81 SouthWsst Harbor, Mount Desert. When
running At full capacity, puts up q. ooO cans a
DAY, employing shout any hands. Until within
. short time plenty Of lobStsrs have been taton
about TIE harbos, but now snaoks are USED WhIch
eraise round and purchase Of vGfions parties me
price PAID At this time is about q per 100 poun6r
Ine smaeks bring in 1000 or loo pounds al a
ume- The vessels are built with two q oekr vritb
perlorafed bottoms, % that the hsh ave pFossrvsd
alive and fresh IN their native eiemeht. fJnor
ne sttisel q ne smacks the Holsters are DUMPED
epon me wharf in biE piles. They present Curl
Gus ~ pearaneei biting and claWing a. each other
until they are showed Into great kettles Al boiln1
water. They are then dipped out broken M and
the meat taken oct for Ginning The hlsri sIs1s
s sd. tals are ne only parts used The cans con
tain one pound. A liquors. made OF the oontsnfr
o. ne body Of the lobstsr, strained and prepsrsd
w, aI.n SAT- ana cayenne pepper, and mali por-
tlon put IN each can. Alter soldering the erHns
ere ~. boiled tTo heuTs and half whoa they are
steam out, then tightly sealed and boiled STain.
me eans are then varnifhed. laboled and boxed
lor market, Lobstors are not now terV pisnfv |
and are rather small. The parties who sst ne |
markeis." ~ - s''-''
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LIVE AND BACK AaAIN.H-B. r.
fFease va Y lformerly % cuipepsr Cours-
~ 4, Hlnth street aorihwesf IFasiin9ton o q
fsS OK promptly attended y Ct the skorfetf 40
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MERoHANTs, LlNE on sTEAMsHIps

H.. WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Jfltf ne nne stezmshps =. g. khl9HT and
23TH p SIBSOM viii make regular WEEKLY
~ ~ l5 3 3 i u WEN NEW YORK, ALEXAHDRIA,
nASblhGION and GEORGETOWN, - follows;
Lelve new York nom Pier y East River every Sat
utt99ay y p. n. Leave Georgetown every Friday
. -. iaa Information apply % r. P. A. DEkHAh,
town, or At the corner or seventesnfh street Snd
sIl.,S avenue. Nv. THosplPso1a.,
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Chief Of Police Savage, Of Boston, who Ia.
kept record OF the cases Of drunkenness ana the
crimes attributed to intemperanee IN that city for
several yesFs says that during those Year, the
nuo nAs nao e one tine Tree rum, 81 another A
license law, and ret again fora time prohiblforv
ien igcrousy enforced; and yet there is DO Tarf.
atlon 10 his gtatistics furnishing the least fndcs
other. ss' ~
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A L ExANDRIA AND WAsHINGTS
NJ AsHINaToN AND OHIo RAILRoAn

TEAMS gExCERF SUNDAY bkf ~ AZ Z
MING NAY s l81l. -@-As DA0AN-
Leave WASHINGTON At 9 a; N. ana ( D. m. AM, Al
eKanoria AZ o:lo a. N. and 4.io d. N P.ssf -t
tgoing we5tNArsl a HIS ?. m and s.l5 n ~, and
ArriNe as 4 urcellyille a u n. and D. n - -
Leave Purcellville AZ $50 a. NJ all1 T5-oo = =, .
P-ss Leesou tgcing eastwardl AZ Al ~ md $40
r, En.i and arrive at Alexa1drla a s:iS = 81 and
;. n. NJ -no A. washington a SO =. N. and 40
Passengers from Wsahinrton. AN ~. a.. w..
IN gton fna Onio cars A. the B.ltmorc and Fotomae
q ~ ss7slon 4, = m and 4. m, Rad &C
ne ~ = NJ train FEM Aie1 andria and i3:so D.
sk y ~ tron tareiivie connect at PureellYile
- ~. lsl[ line Of coaches for Snekersvie,
iis,e ~ ~ 81 y itcnester; also wiki Reamer's
lie M which leave Leesburs daily for
Commgtatlon fickets, three cents pr nile.
a11seat tickets, 80. r. II. HANENNER.
Mlyls-1 General Ticket AGENT.
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iya M.,esetEasln..s. y, VI T. R an
kOITRRhs Iis ERE Rgg3IPLRIEs THE

Sealed proposals win Be received BY the Northern
Liberty 1lIket company ~ their once. X street.
between fourth md fifth streeis up 10 II osclcef
noon Of the TN Gay Of ACGUeT, ls7i FOR fil-nIsl-
ing the mAterlAls and doing the cut-stone work,
brick Wort, carpenter work, Ito work piasterinT
painting SC, quired In building the superstruc..
ture OF their new market-houge
jan lnq specincattona can be seen and forms OF
RsSP93sets Pl9Snred az the once Of james II. McGll
TIE company reserve the right TO reject any or
~ ees II deemed Tor the interest q the company
i've ponds . ne amount q twenty thousand dol
-. 0EQHdE W. KING.
't-se@-Nsl,hy eecrelaFT.,
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THE OLD ANERYC1y IBLSToop NV

THE OLD AMERICAN ARLSFoCRACY
The most marked feature Of colonial society
was It aristoeratie character Our ancestors
brought with them the notions Of rank and pre-
eedenee which prevailed at home, and even IN
those eolonies which, like the New Eagland. v ere
established on Democratic basis the aristocratio
feeling OF the superiors was almost as strong as An
the feudAl South and New York, Custom gays
privileges which the laws did not recognize and
comparatively feW families monopolIFed oebcial
olgniues. John Adams, for instance mentIons
tnaL the Ohandler family "enRrossed almogt
All me puohe omees and employment IN the
Town ana county Of Worcester, Massachusetts
~ Is well known how the Hutchlnson kin fIlled
tne chief places 81 public trust IN that
Erovlnoe. In New York the Dolnnceys and
lAyingstons were said to BE- atke two
great tsmilies upon Whose motions All their |
poiitiea turn. The aristocratie spirit or the VII.
slnlsn magnates is proYerbial to this day, n
south Carolina the gentry, we are told were
more numerous than IN any other colony IN North !
america. ~ was common 10 see several ofiees IN |
ne hAnos o. single person, who perhaps WAS |
COLONEL 81 militia, Juege Of probate Justice Of the
peace, member OF the Legislative body, sc ,rhe |
Colonial families, however, we're compelled 10 |
mars such destinations With the favoritea of /
,ourtiers. dignitary Of New York writing IN |
Llo4 Of the low rate or judicial Salaries which |
aere not enough 70 tempt an able lawyer to leave
ln practice, fears that 10 they should Be raieod
some sourvy fellow would be eranmed i
lpon the colony because HIS patron aid NOT know
WAT else 70 do with him. The GALAXY.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
REGULAR POST STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BETWEEN
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.

The Etsamers the North German Lloyd. orr soo
Improvements.
gkLTIAoRE..... ...:captaIa LnnenhAln.
BEhL1N...........--.-. Putscher.
lO........s.s.s...s... SchulenourR.
LElPzIG 1890. a. Hoffman
BRAUNSOHWEIG =. % Undnetsou
HUREBERG, (AOm tonsl :. JaeRer.
Viii run regularly between BREMEN and BAI,TI-
MORE. a. follows:
FROM lremel. From Baltimore.
QH.O.it........s..s.s. yuly IS. Aug. Q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ly y. Ang. p
BRApN3CHWEIG, Aug. y. Sept. s.
bERLlNs..... .....--. Aug. -. q pt. L.
] XII klG. 5000. ANS. sept. 70.
AID t6:rtiiieir sysiy Rsesday from BPenen and
every Saturday from BALTIMORE 1 g..
ne Steamer Will take p1ssenEers 70 Bremen,
Soutnampton, London and Ravre and return.
=, hn4ck OF PAesAGE.-In gold, from Bremen TO
6aElorei Cabin, oioo; steerage, IS currency.
from Baltimore to Bremen, Southampton, London
ana HaVre; Cabin, 500; stperage, So Children
PetWeen one and ten years, half price; nursslingG
An esAsr arrangements are the same as the New
Furthsr Information can bs .scertalnsd By apply
- 4. eCHUMACHER q CO.,
No. esouth Charles street Baltimore, Ma.
Agent tor washington w.Yrv1
No. - D street, opposite city Hall.
- Aiso' BUS OF Exchange on principal places