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STATES MARsHAL's sALg.

In virtue of writ Of ier faciss issued ont Of the
Ctsrh's Once Of the Supreme Oonrt # the District
Of Columbia, and 20 me- direc,ed viii sell at public
safe, for cash, in front Of the Court honse door of
said District, on WEDNESDAY, the 2sth day Of
October, 1874, at IL O'Clock m /, all defend ants
right tile claim and interest," In and to part Of Lot
the northeast corner OF said lot, and running west
along the line Of public alley In said square q
the eastern line Of said lot n feet aud thence north
eriy to the said alley and I'll zee Of beginning,
gether with all and singular the improvements
thereon, in the city of Washington, d. O., seized
and levied upon rs the property Of Minna Feucht,
administratr1x of Frederick Feucht's estate, and
Will be sold TO satisfy Execution No. IL sSs, In favor
Of Henry II. schonborn.
October 9Th, 1874. oct5-dts
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A NCBOR LINE. >s
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, S5ESA
FAFORITE ROUTE FOX TOURISTS
Passenger Accommodations Unsnrnass.d
STEAn En- EVERY SATURDAY
FROM PIERS 20 AND II NORTH RIyER n y
b. Igs OF PAssAGE-PAYABLB IN OuEREyCy.
10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, IONOfiN
DkhR Y, QUEBNSTO wv OR & Ell FAST
Cabin sos To s 80, according 70 Accommodates.
Cabin return Tickets issusd at reduced ra-es
INTERMEDIATE and sTEERAGE as low As by
any other first class line.
DTUtS tSSHSf for any amount at EOIcsu Tntss
Tor Tickets OF further Information, spply to-
MISS ANNIE K. HUMP6nEYs
soV I0sh street near Pennsyly ania avenue.
Orto CAMEACK zoe. 1913 street w .
1T6-m,S ,f-5m near TT asury Depit. Washtpgfon
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPRoyEp PROPERTY
ON SOUTH STREET, BETWEEN 3D. AND
4a sThGEIS WEST,
- By virtue OF q deed of trust dated July l.,
80 1884, and duly recorded in Liber 633, folio 223
h<s one ef the land records OF Washi Agton county
IN the District Of Columbia, aud by the written re-
GU 81 Of the parties secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, on TUESDAY, October 90 at 80
o'clock ., n, in front Of the premises, all that
PAhOEL OF GROUND situated in said city Of
Washington, anG knswn and distinguished en- the
plat Of said city tot numbered 81 Ia Clement Nc
illisms' recorded subdivision of square numbered
five hundred and thirty-s&. with the improy emsnts
thereon, consisting Of . frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale: Une-fOuIth cash, balances in 6, II,
and Is months, with interest at per cent per an
num, deferred payments to be secured By deed Of
trust on the propelty sold. All convey ancing at
cost Of purchaser, Sie0 down AZ time of sais.
NATHANIEL OAKUSI, JR , Trustee
octe-dSds IAIINER a CLEARY, aucis
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as.lTO Dash GIFTS, amounting tO.....s 100000
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MEXICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS @s-S
ONLY LINE CARRYING THE%xrrE
AMERICAN FLAG, sSks&<zsSH
Sailing every THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA for
QUsENsT0TE apd LIVERPOOL,
CABIN, IN TERMEDIAT and STEERAGH
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
BATES IS low a. by acOther hrst-cIsss Line.
PGTzR WEIGHT SONS, GsneraI Agents.
Philadelphia.
FRANK W. sANBoRN, Agent,
ang2y Il 1929 Penn. avenue. Washington.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PBOPEETY AT AUCTION.
g, b. virtue Of deed OF tInst, dated July 9th,
~ g. D. 1872, and duly recorded in liber No. 69i,
Of Coluubs ard b. direction Of he psrte. Secured
hereby re vii sell Ct pnblic auction, on tbs prem
o'ciO p. N all that tract Of land situate in the
former limits Of the county of WsshiRgt0R, then
called; in the District Of Oolnmbts; to wit: Lyi0g
near jn1daTy rect of The city Of ashington and
oofh OF SooIget ME- ana being portions of tOur a
nuubsrton," !" Beslls Lots and the Widows
Mite the game comprising sixty-ive acres and
tTeLty, nine perehes, aud delinseted 9son Plat
thereof, and now known Is Lyons Mi | Seat -
This property is medistelY on Rock creek, ad-
ICiDlng ksIorsma on the west Georgetown on the
nor b, and Overlook ing Oak Bill Cemetery, W ash.
lngton city snd the Potomac river. 1t can be laid
On sdvantsgeOusiy IN building lots, or for ctme-
terry or national park AID possesses ef the finest
we've Ia the ui.srlct. The passage 4 the Ps, Get
iEuty II Pstreet circle, ct present the most i'm.
proved part Of Washington. This property has on
all modern improyements aud COW enieaces groGnds
we'll aid out, with choice fruits flowers ergreens
&c, and having snOk house, ice house. carriage
house: stabling, &c king IL In every aspect
ii st-class residence. There IS large merchant
mill in good order, with the best and most approved
machinery, and capacity Of one hundred and forty
barrels flour per dap, with the whole water pow yer
quarry, which has been, aud csn again be, worked
o. sdva ntsge. The entire property is we'll worthy
Terms: SA GOO, with interest at ten per cent per
anpum from July q, 1872 and penses Of rale, in
cash; balance in six, twelve ana eighteen months,
with interest at ten cent per annum, to be Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property. All CON
deposit Will be required day Of sale If the terms
Of sale are not complied with in ten days f. ON the
the property at the risk and csst of the dsfsutng
purchaser, after ten days adverti eTnent in some
I On or more newspapers published in the city Of
S G.d W W sf hItE9NS4S; {Trystees.
By virtue offs certain writing, signed by all par
ties concerned the terms OF sale of the above
described properly are changed TO one-third cash
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DY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
81 (Successor TO Green & Williams n 80
So. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID sts.
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered 81 the Legislature Of Virgins sal the
Circuit court Of Orange county, proposes, b. .
series OF 0rspd ON Ooncerts 90 estab lisb and
dow . % II ONE for the Old, Infirun. and Destitute
Ladies Of virginia NJ Montpelier, the former resf
dence Of President James Msdfson.
The Association h under the control o. eight
gtockholders and two appointed BY the Governor q
Virginia.
RsmittsDces for tickets may be made By expires
prepaid, post-ofssce money order on WashfngtOn
d. O., or BY registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest NJ. n. u. A, Alexandria, Va.
References, by permission: His ExceIlency. jos.
u ksmRer, Governor OF Va; Bis ExcelleneT, Gll-
bert " W slker, In Governor Of Va; Hon. Robert
u. Wtthers, Lieut.. Governor Of We. and U. g. sem
sfor elect hon. Robert W. Hughes, Judge nsstern
plstr,St OF Va; Senators and Members Of oonsrs~
For full particulars. tsstinoniAis, &C., ssnd for
circular.
Address Hen. LAMBS BARBOUR,
Presr n. ". b. A, Alexandria, We
Rsusbls Ase1xs wanted eyerywhere. sue-eoI
1TyHIs rs TO GIYT NOTICE, That the subscribss
II has obtained from the Supreme Oourt Of the
District Of Columbia. holding special term. lctfers
az siHinistr stion on the perronni estate OF JAMES
MUBTAGH. late Of Washington city District Of Oo-
lumbis soeoessed. AL persons heyins clsims sgxins
the said deceased hereey warned 20 exhfbit the
With the vouohers thersof. 20 the subscriber,
before the 18TH DAY Of b ptember they msy
otherwise 81 Law be excluded from AL benent q
tie sAlc ertats. Given unaer my hand thu 18Th az
tef1a-tulH kdmtnistrntor.
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PRICE OF TICKETS

Number OF Tickets, loo, OoO.
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Esp LIsH . D IsSl

gTAAk fEh AND SEQ shEh,
so. Ilt Eeur-sr -s-Hs ali street, t0ne door soxkA
of Colonization HALL
@.aie6 Dresses CiesAsd ana Dyed without pefns
GS88 apart.
1sItlsmenb Garments Ulesssd and DYED vithOu,
hFinktnk.
Kid Gloves, Shoes, Burs. etc.. OIe.Dso q. snorter;
oftcs. nosis-kr
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TRUSTEES LKOFVALUABLE SUBURBAN
PEUPERry AT TGT fcE

DY b. h. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
Federal Buildings, corner 18th and + 5ts northwest
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RH LATIMKR q OLEART,
- Auotioneers and Reai Kststs Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylv anita ave ana llth street
Star OGce Bnildinzs
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INV KAfhHco LInE VIA UAhAL,
PHILADELPHIA LEShNDRIA v, v ASH
IHGTON AND GEORGRTOwH,D d. o.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 4, North Wharves, Philadelphfa,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
Prom So Water street, George. 3zsi.IIf.$5s11Is
toTn, ID: o., MONDAY and FRIDAY, at5pm
C. his line connects at Philsdel phis with OIydes
beguiaT Semf-veekiy Line of steamers for Proyf-
sge in Boston by this line "
M, q Y. HYDE, Agent for ID. ofO,
N. CLYDE Co, Philadelphia.
=. a. REED, Alexapdris, Va.
BCsten. '''00s'
" Ereights delivered By Knox's Express Or
GERS len NJ General Ofice, sos Pennsylvania ave-
nue. or az the steameIs' whsrt, will be promptly at
ttLoeo TO- see9-tr
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EsN WASH b. WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer
~ (SuCcesSor to Green & WiIliau :, Aucifoneers
No. 1891 northwest corner lOfh and ID So
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IsT WASH. b, WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
sB (5uccessOr 70 Green & Williams AuctIsD
No. 1901, northwest corner iOth and D.
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EIRST GRAND GIFT CONCkRr,
FOR THE BENEFIT or THE
Montpelier Female Humane association
AT ALEXANDRIA, "a.

November 23. 1874.
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Miscellany.
From the October Aldine,
No Hero After all.

care you star-gazing?" asked Heller
Demo, stepping out upon the verandah
where Tom Ford stood, staring distracted
ly at the cloudless evening sky.
Only trying to devise some new meth
cd Of shutting off the mortal COLL" Tom
answered, laying his unlightcd segar or
the railing beside him.
"Have matters reached such desper.
ate condition with you ~ laughed his com.
panion. II should never have suspected
it,"
at is my hero, not myself, who is to
be sent out of the world "Can not you
give me hint9 Poison, consumption,
precipices, shipwreck, runaway horses.
Bah! have made use of them all TIL they
have grown wearisomely common. | am
tempted to advertise for novel way OF
ridding myself or other people oflfe-even
at the risk of bringing a whole host of de-
tectives down upon me-"
"Why not let the poor myth live p
questioned Helen, smiling at the comical
expression of despair on the perplexed
authors face.
"Impossible !"replied Tom. The lost
heir has turned up, and is already TO mar.
nv Lady Gweudollne, and so this hero
assistant hero, rather, is in the way. and
must be removed, even if l have to do it
in commonplace fashion. You do not
know what benevolent person | am,
Miss Helen, nor how much | have done
for my kind since first | commenced scrib'
bling. A. the lowest estimate l have
hunted out and returned to their sorrow
ing parents fully three dozen heirs and
heireses-- with and without strawberry
marks and tattooed anchors on their arms
If il were not for the base ingratitudc Of
humanity, my statue, arrayed In monde
script costume, and executed In the worst
style of American art, would now adorn
Central Park or Union Square. | would
like to be lost heir myself" he went on,
musiugly, "only to be one is necessary to
have liquid blue eyes and golden hair and
snowy brow or raven locks and tathonl'
less dark orbs and classic features, and
not one Of these attractions did uDkind ma
ture see fit to bestow upon me. am
homely--Dot even picturesquely, at thai
do you know it, Miss Helen?"
"Slnce you have made the assertion,
can not be impolitc enough to contradict
it," she replied, gathering some Of tht
crimson leaves from the Virginia creepe1
and putting them into her belt as she spoke
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o e t T. y.
THE SUMMER DROUGHT.

Day after day the fiery sun sends down
Unmoistened heat on mountain and on plain,
While sha,l low brooks, and meadows sere and
brown,
Lift up the cry for rain.
Night after night the myriad stars move on
Undimmed by cloud, along their trackless way;
While all the dews are from the heavens with
drawn,
And e'en the flowers decay.
God send us rain! breaks from impatient lips
Yet night or morn no promise brings, or change
For still the burning sun has no eclipse
In all his daily range.
0 weary nights, o long and tolsome days,
When God holds back his moisture from the
land,
And woods, and fields, and all life's trodden
ways,
Are dry as desert-sand.
o days and nights more drear and toilsome still,
In which the parched soul sits dumb with pain,
Nor asks that God would gracious be and fill
Its empty springs again.
Lord. send thy quick'ning rain, and hill and
field
And stream, to life, as from the dead restore;
So that the autumn harvests to US yield
Their blessings as before.
Break up, o Lord, this more than summer
drought
Wherein our thirsty souls so long have lain:
Bend low thy heavens, ,ard on US Lord pour out
Thy blessed latter rain!
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WAIT FOR HIM.

BY YJANEE. CHENEY.
What time Gods answer to thy prayer shall
come,
Oh! heart Of mine, It's not for thee to say!
1t may be weary years, or but a day
He is not deaf, nor are His grand lips closed,
But, seeing all this restlessness of thine,
Perchance would teach thee patience.
So be calm,
That lesson learned shall be like heavenly balm,
A thread of music through thy life to twine.
1t may be He is waiting to bestow
Some hoped-for joy, so wondrously complete
That all thy life shall blossom fair and sweet
Along the way which He shall bid thee 60;
Or it may be that path thou fain wouldst
shun,
Yet better 80, if still His will be done.
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G. M. STRONG,

III OG00D COWS AND A FEW PAIRS WORK
az ING CATTLE for sale by me. Term
%.d ,a down, the balanosin equal payments 10
[R0T percent diseonot for ready pay.
hstba VIII be retained on all cattle sold on time
nsr the purchaser be rich or poor.
r. S. PAGE.
4sas Park, April Cd, 1874.
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Attorneys.

B u - II q s - Car - .
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LamOille Newsdealer
ADVERTISING RATES.

Column, one year, slOo, six months, $50; three
mouths. sjji one month, sis.
IL column, ono year, 500; six months, 35S; three
months, Sl9; ono month, $40.
ii column. ono year, S35 six months, $50; three
moaths, Si2.j0; one month, SO.
Is column, one year, sI5i six months, o. three
months, s.; one month, SO
Business Cards on first page, 81 per line, a year
no charge less than SO.
Notices Of LiberatOns and Estrays, 81. so eae
Probate notices $3.50 each.
Legal notices. 10 cents per line for one, two
three insertions.
Obituary notices Eve cents per line.
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Day after day the fiery sun sends down
Unmoistened heat on mountain and on plain,
While shallow brooks, and meadows sere and
brown,
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Night after night the myriad stars move on
Undmmed by cloud, along their trackless way;
While all the dews are from the heavens with
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Hotels.
Miscellane eoH S.
liAUEL STONE

IAUEL STONE,
BLACKSMITH, Hyde Park, Vt,
All work warranted. Especial attention paid to
se shoeing In difficult cases, such as the dineroht
lments hoo, is heir to. Give him o call.
, 1874-11-28
An,ericnn Officers In Erypt.

From the .eep TorE Afuif.
Tho following list uf Americans now In Tho
service of His liighnoss tho Khcdye Of Esypt,
mud the posts at Which they aro stationed klTitlly
forwarded to ,ls by o1lcor Of tho 1;tat-A1aior-
General, will bo Of iusorosl 10 their friends in
this county:
GENERALS or DIVISION.
Charles T. atoo, Chief ut tha General STAFF. Cairo
,Wm. ": LorinH, commanding Army of tho Coast,
Alexandria.
:. ooLosrls, GEnrnAt BrApr fEsrAr-MAsou).
AexAntsor W lseynoats, Chlei Of Stall, Army Of tic
CoAst, Alexandria
=. Sparrow purdy. onginoor duty. Cciro.
Edward Warren, IL. D., Burge0n.in-Chicf Egyptian
Army, Cairo. w
i. L. Colsson, fitting out expedition for soudan,
Cairo.
William hIcE. Dye, Chief First section War.olco
Arcaii, Ordera. Reports, otc, Cairo.
Nobort. NJ. tsoSers, Chief Of Fifth aectfon War
Oaicc, bureau Engineer Records, Maps. oEc., Cairo.
L1EurESaHc-uoLoSELA,0 0ENEiAt STAFF,
Cnnrles q Long, Chief Of Stuff, Gurlon's Expedition,
Ccntral Africa.
4. Maconh A1asou, special t1uty, Alexandria.
H1raio u. 1toea, Chief Fourth Section, Nur-OlIlce,
Bureau Of C4YAry, Inspections, oc., Cairo.
Jauies bassel, ongtnesr duty CItro,
. MA1UNs, HENEnAE sTArF.
CHANCELLOR Martin, Chief Fifth So lion, War-Q[lce
Bureau Of Military Administration, Cairo.
Henry q. Front, engineer llnty, lii the held.
cnLoaEL (AnrILI.Ehy).
+. 4. Reynolds. On lelfo d! abacuco In the uuitcd
Statos.
L1EUrESAHT-coLonE1 {Anri1LEny).
William II. Ward, torpedo duty, Alexandria.
, 1874-11-28
fEnlicyrantisa nlctlloir1.

Tho approaching publication OF tho memoirs
OF Prince Tailoyland waa announced tho other
day, but 1t appcara tho reading public III not to
10 grat,litd with sight ot them for twenty-five
years yet to nonle, o"lHE to compact ,nado with
lis lato Majesty Napoleon III. THIS astute sov-
crclsn: desiring some c'Snt ycnis aso to know
what these monaosrs contained. requested thAt
portion Ut tho manuscript should 10 sout to him
for porusal, This VIII accordingly done, aud
we're in fragrant dlsaccord with tho Me-
nlorinl ot 1T. Ho!ona, fact which was OK
ceetlingly annoying to him. Ho sent tlorc.
fo4o, for tho Baron Charles do TaIoyraud. grand
bon of tue Primo, aud requested him . inter
ioro with tho Va!eucaY family, who wero psinco
Talleyrand's heirs, III order 10 obtain q fnrt..os
delay III tue. publication. 1t was therefore do
cidod npon that, IN accordance with tho Wishes
Of tho Emperor, tho memoirs slond not appoar
ILL aftor annthor postponemont Of thirty years.
As this took placa III 1865, no havo, OF cf,,rsc,
twonly-two moro years to watt boforo catchiug d
glimpse OF those very interesting revelations. /.
was III return for this concession Oil tho part Of
tho YaloncAy family that Napoleon Ill. causca
tho titlo of Duao do Alontsnolenoy to bo rovlved
II, lnyor Of tho Becoud gou Ut Tho louuo.-Paris
Letter,
, 1874-11-28
dnoxv n Conductor Got sats Thanks.
giving Turkey.

On Friday evening W Conductor Carnoy's train,
of tho llluos Centval, was passing through tho
timbore, region of Celtro dr7ye, tlock of wild
turtuya wc.o noticed running a!oug iii the traok
a considerable lalnnoe aiiHad Of tho onSno,
Tho conductor sationad lii'nsolf on tho pilot,
md, as Inc train approached te birds, ttoy took
to tl.o wing rulsne directly IN front Of tLo OIL
uno. For d fow seconds, which aeened like mlu-
utey, thoro was Il ,nost exe,s,ng raco, but tho
tral was ton TAT ior tho bids, and Il caught
tour OF them to grass, and Mr. Carnoy caught
ono, Il mol,st1ous gobblsr, by tho logs. apd 30
at1ong waH tAe bird That he mada huol a stlugglo
tlat it wa4 only by desperate effort Mr.. q. could
aotaih A'e plnua ON thu pilot with QUO hau! and
laut 4, gettlnN lin satoly bnck to The baggago~
cur, where il was fouall that blu turkOyshp
weighed 22 tis. THO bird IL tut and III ilne con.
dltiom for Thanksgiving Day, and for that day
Ao "i!i bo served up With Oyster sIualng.
, 1874-11-28

My od baing siok. caused inc to bo in arreara a
,nor ngRsn to !e public t,iIf IL i" hSp me- Ny r9tsau
inc dusituto voneoaneo IL u n,no ' and a t'Sin vii
repay, saith tho Lord"
.-fIammatt lNllings who iiotl nt tic home Of
lila brothor III Now York Saturday night, waa vol
and favorab'y kl,oT'. throughout tho cos,ntry as
book Illustrator. and in tllis branch of lila pro-
tossion did mucll oxcollone work for Mcssra, Os-
good y Co.. at 1lostnD. Az an arnhitcet ho DO
Signed tho Pilgrim Monument. which has not yot
granite @ 4 struotMro hurtnonntoa. by a figure Of
iiopo; Ms. Billings also furnished tho model for
tto eaborato aud tasteful caso Of tho great or
gau formerly III the Doston MuBic Hall.
"A ohb0 telegram from Vlonnn Announces tho
death Of tllo Arcl'duko CharloB Ferdinand. lilo
vas tho aocond aon Of tho celebrated Arct,tuko
Charles, mud was born on tho goth Of July, 1873
. LIS military record is very distinguished: llo
Forth 4pv orns o1 oayar Of the
silesia md in Moraya; proprictnlro of the Fifty
llrst toHimnnt Of Infantry, aud WA Ohiot Of tGo
E!evonth .,nn,s Hasaian hogimont Of tho Bjogorol
Elizabeth FRANCHISE Marin. daughter OF Tho Aroll-
duke JoHeph, palatino Of Hungary, aud widow Of
tho Arollduko Eerdnnnd
by Tho European mail Of Nov. G wo llavo m
announcement Of tho doath. in London. Of Sir
Denls I.e Aiarctant, Bart, oi Gotham, ato Clork
Of Tho lIonao Of Commons, and brother Of Liout,-
Gen. Sly John daspard Lo Afarchant. Tho do
eaaaod Barouot was born at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
July 8. 17g5 and was oallod to tho Bar at Lin
colu's Inn in 1922, II 1880 he was appointed
principal Secretary to Lord DrougLatn, then Lord
OAaneoilar. III 1871 tho Queen, on tho raconl-
mondation Of Lord Melbourne, conferred q
in, ollotcy on Alr. Lo Marchant. In July, 1916
Sir Danfa waH elected Monlber Of Parliament for
tho City Of Worcester In tho Liberal interest, and
hold tho scat until July, 1917. III tho lattsr yoar
ho was nominated Under SocretarY for tho Homo
Denartmeut. and In tho following year reverted
TO hts old position Hi Secretary Of tho Board or
;rrndo. II 1850 iIo was appointed Clerk TO tho
lfouHe OF Commons, which position ho resigned
III 1A7l