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~ II remember. I'll remember.
How This summer fpatef ~.
With the warmth OF a december
IA lie mild q az Tulyf
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AUCTION SALES.

II n. COX, Aueuoneer, esq streetn.w.
a. On TOMORROW. Ausnsr s.h. a, 40
W clock IA d. I will sell, at SO {; street A
~ variety of Household aud Kitchen Fara;-
H. R.N cox. Auetio,e.-.
4 hACAULAY co, Anctionevrr.
SALE OF NEW AND sECoNp.HiND FURSI-
a On InrRspiY MoRNiNG. Aus ;, s,Io
w. c'ocs, We will cell the entire stock II deal.
~, :, IN rTs and .ecopd hand FGTuita,e, at NJ.
ing OF Walnut and other va lh snd h s0n,5
per 81 CoSkins AMI Heating Stoves. To b sod
Ii. A. MACAULAY s Co, Auct-.
WAsH b. WILLIAMS, Ageno0eeT,
isuccessor . Green Williams, Arct's,l
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and streets.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUG
n On tn thursday, August 5th. at 6p. m in
k iIort OF The pr,raisee shalI offer Tor sale the
beirS fine Lot Is feet front by ss frei, M re or
lses deep, improved b. frame Dwelling; stable in
Terms: One third cash, 3 81 Of which must be ysi
a. ns OF ale balance sn u month"; Or notes
tbe premises soil. Convex snciug, &C, ~ pur-
It WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Arct.
a.. 1uc,iopeeTT and Real Kstaso Broker,
. , AT the old stand II Latimer & C!eary,
Southwest corner fenhsYlyaa syya1e an HUI st
TRIsTEfS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY CORNER OF FEEUERIGK Am
LlhST STREETS, GEORGsTuWN, II. {.
81 1873, and recorded IN nter rs f,iio ?. and Il
tlavand records OF the pisrict q C-lGmh:A AID by
d-itC'on q the PARTY secured th Ts'y. Ill az
pnnic auction, on THURSDAY, July 2gth, lS-5,
=. o go az ihat parcel on SronHa agd eremis-
Columbia, AMI Known upon IN, public rlAts and
Plan OF SAID town an being lot D-r,-l seven
= iErce'tIS,, Il Beatty and Hawkins lsIitipa to
Geo geioTu, the said lot fronting nin-ty slN ii' N
let street al having depth of seyentv-v i've, 49,
hlndirg on Frederick street and ina proved by sn-
sta' tai two story brick DIV elling house sndta ms
Terms: 0ne-third cash: balance in G and I2montbs:
with interest at ~ per cent per eHaum, as secured
By deed OF trust on the Properly s'ld. Al CON
Neyarcing At cost of purchaser. 4 Iap.ztf If 1l,o
JOHN Il SOBRIs. -
Nzd TRONaS DowLISG. .uot
r. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WhDNEsDAY, August Attn, same hour aud d ace.
Ne ia az Wh1is'{ Trustees.
1929 THos. DcMLING, Auctr.
aFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY August 6,h; sane y, hour and place
" WIZ :? G ii EEW8ERiS' Trustees.
aug4 Tmos. DowLISG, Auct.
WASB. b. WILLIAMS, Aucu0neer,
w tSucceSsor to Green 4 William, AuctioneeT,J
Northwest corner 10Th and streets.
VALUABLE TRACK OF LAND AT PUBLIC
- On WEDNESDAY, August 1Ith, at p.m..
auction, that valuable tract OF Land, Tying On
the Rock Greek road, about mil : from va. iur
ton containing about Is acres adjoining the farm Of
the late K. j. Middleton.
Terms made known at time of sale.
eusi WISH. u. WILLIAMS, AUct.
EDNIN \ SWFFT
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! WASH. u. WILLIAMS, huctfOneer,
! w Successor 10 Green 4 Williams, 4 act,areers
/ 1901, northwest corner 10Th and D str. etJ
TRUSTEES SALE OF TRACT OF LAND ON
THE FOURTEENTH STREET hD.D, Al
a n

TRUSTEES SALE OF TRACT OF LAND ON
THE FOURTEENTH STREET hD.D, ar
BRIGHTWOOD, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue OF deed of trust, dated Juae 18th,
1874, and duly recorded ia LibeT No, ISL, folio
-" ij3, one OF the land records for Washington
county, in the District Of Columbia, shall sell at
public auction ON the premises, IN MONDAY. the
9th day Of August, lT5, at O'Clock 2. N. all that
piece ard parcel Of land Is ing wesi OF the PiRsy
Branch road, being part Of a tract called "GOO3
Luck sitGI,ei in Washington county, d, o ,
and Is embraced ia the metes and bounds, a. fol-
lows: Beginning for the same At the northeast anglo
Of the part to be conveyed being at the angle Of
the PiL"y Bran Oh rCai and priv ats road twenty
hVe feet wide, and running along rL5 ? 9Th line cf
said road S71s degrees west l14i peIch.s to Jost ;
line; thence with said lire pa degrees wet sp-72
perChos to PiEey Branch road; thence along said
road north IS DEGREES 50 81 perchCs 20 he place Of
beginning, containing acre, rOOGs, lS,k pareheS
Terms: Cash and II the terms are hot coz, pied
with III seven days after the sale, tho trustee r.
the right to resell the land at the risk and
cost Of the defaultins purchaser, b. Advertising
three times ~ some newspaper published il ash
ingtOn, u. G. All cOnve! ancfEg purchsser .
cost. One hundred dollars down on day OF sale
JAMES T. OSHOHHE. Trustee
Jy28-d6ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct
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LAST TRAIN FOK CAPE NAY.
y HOURS AND 80 MISUTEs-WASuINCT
To CAPE NAY

The PESNSYLyASIA RAILROAD COMPANY
has Pit on , a-t Express Train -
IRON lsf-lPhIa To Cape May III -.
making the following time: 80 WYE
Leave Ns.lingtIn-7:45 a. n, (day Express }
arriving a. Cape May AZ s m
Leave " aShingtOn-9 % a m Il Limited EXPRESS
arriving At Cape May st 5 = N.
On Limited Express extra seat fare Of 81 rs il
charged between " Washington and Philsdel phis.
II. VI. BOYD, JR.,
y1u Oeneral Pa-senger Agent.
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NEW YORK AND WASaISGrON
~ III ROUGH LINK TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA,

n =" iG IhkGHHSsRR E y ssa 70 isSiILPPfHaoBr
ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW ENGLAND
THBoUGH BKTw2kSS- WAsHIsGroS AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The eqrigment on this line Is new and Of the most
fEf rk Ets ga 4 sns hx ii e FIJI
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPiNG CARS ON
On and after MAJ : %, is7s, srair, BY ,h,.
Rsr T ays PPS of q faasss s4d
co, ga points East dam, sscsP! sunday:
Tor Philadeishis. New YOTi sns Doints i East
I:ls .. p. EIpFess for Philadelphia and New York
t:sO p p. EIprss. for PbiIadsIphis and way points
s:os :. N. EIs,e.. for Philadelphia, New York
.PyLLsAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS on
Ticksts and information can be procarei at the Of
Baggage called for and checked 9. hotels ard ri.
vste residences on orders left at the Offices Of the
esmpsny, nor'sssst eoTnet sth street and PennsyI
p66.F9t BALTLN0RE AND POTOMAC BALL.
o D. BOYD, yh,
General f'''enss SE aSsGs FGH Sffsis5
fe1l Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAILROiD.
AfteE Wednesday, June ID, L7s, train. viii run -
TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE.
day S Err sebs.ST s.y except Mon
7.i3 .. n, .EIpress for PhlisdsIphis and New
Tors, daily except SUNDAY.
= 40 D. m Accommodation 70 Baltimore, daily.
ssS q N, lE5ed ENBTsss for NeS rork, daily
kl:Ss m, Fast Line W est and North, daily except
lis , u. Express fer PhHsdeIphi. .ri Neu
loISy snd Norfolk via Baltimore, daily eI
$40 .. Il Accommodation, daily eIcert Sunday
40 ,. m, i9E Philsdelphia, daily.
d9 M S,1GGiHSa al NET sse.ss west, 5asly
I9:iS -, PaSffs EspTess dsiiy sI6ePi Saturday,
80 en- N0its; on Saturday leaves 81 sos
TAAiNS ARRIYE At WASHING rOS.
e:lJ a. IL, New York ESpress, dairy.
"a A. -, Accom- OdA. lei, daily except Sunday,
ll-35 a. n, Accommodation. dagIy eIcep. s7risy
Ma 3 n, baltimore AID Philadelphia E-2ress
i;o3 y. q, limited Express ron Hsz Yo-k, daily
e1ctPs sunday.
s,23 2. n Gay Express daily except sunday.
300 ? N. AC.oLI-a JGatiOn, dai.g exec: Surd
III o. IL, .aiy t-yu Eai-lmJ-e and n Ee.r
lg-s5 p 1Ethern E1 press, fsilJ except saL'sy
80 n .-ciEI~ ID ES pres 1s3y exc. j, sunday
TEalLs LEAVING ashInstOr 81 - =. u Erd S j
? n. csiiJ except SC=dsy, correct - Eosie With
Trains leaving wsshing TOT ;; { g = L. aad 81 p
u connect - OieStSn %lth tFNL- --r abasocH.
has. ''0ln'' At S~7'' . I ''A' Il LII F''s' 0Tee'
northwest corner II lSth stree. sat Peuusylvau!s
EyeLUe, northwest corner eIk street sud PsnIzylvs
S1cE,l a. =. = I'D rSsl eLccs % 81 points North
nri v e-t. Through tickets = Cincinnati, COiuu-
leans Chicago. Omaha, san acfvco, s-s al so.a,s
EAss. Wesr, North ard south.
6Eo- O. WILKINS sqPsTintsndeat:
u. BOYD Jr., Gent Pss.r Agent Sgt
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING
1014 Pennsylvania avenue.

THIS and EVERY EVENING ourius the week,
At $50 O'Clock, will s-Ii in the
Ioh ROOM general assortment of Men and Boys
Clothing, Remnants Of Cloths and Cassimeres.
Gents furnishing Goods, Cutlery, PLATED Wsre,
sc. ssles-Tuesdsy. THURSDAY and Saturday, com
meDcDg at 10 O. NJ JAMS GTILD
nlays-em Aucfioueef
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IL f. ZIMMERMAN + SON, Irc'ipue.ers,
AZ No. 81 ) Sth street orshNest.

SALE AT AUCTION OF FINE BUSINESS
SITE, SITUATE st THE CORNER OF IirH
AND PABk STREETS, IN THE VILLAGE OF
MOUNT PLEASANT, PARTIALLY I'M
PROVED By FRAME STABLE
~ ~ the request of the party in intercs-, we
Iii viii sell AT public auction, the highest bid Ter
on SATURDAY, the 18th of August, at O'Clock o.
m, tie northwest corner Lot Of Ii'h and PARK
streets, containing ISL feet of ground There is
good clsteTn on the premises; also, foundation for
building.
Terms Of sale will be easy and made known on Gay
of sale
ly30 81 NC LUTTRELL Salesman
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UNDERTAKES.
COAL AND WOOD.
COAL; COAL: COAL:
WOOD. WOOD!

WOOD! WOOD!
am bow receiving All sizes q the beet graies a
COAL,
Lee "NikesbErre' and Locust Mountain
bite Ash; "LoTberfy' Rad Al. aud LA lnz
Valley To persons Who wien 10 take afvanfagt Of
the low prlces orders VIII he received this month AZ
very small advance upon the original cost Tor asa
am also Offering ~ low figures primo Hickory,
Oak and Pine WOOD, sawed ana Spit any length "a
size desired Orders through mail promptly rllef
Yard and Ofilce, corner Sth and B strests south
west; Branch Yard ana Office a street, between "a
and Sd northeast.
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MASH. b WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID streets
(Successor to Green & Williams,l
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THg BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
SEIHEEN NEW YORR AND LfTRG-
POOL, CALLING at COCA HAEBOA
EXoN Nav YORK. FzOM NEw yORs
Aby s>us-- W ed. July L Bothn,s Wed, August II
Algeria. et. uly ,; Abyss mia " ed Aug. -
Scy JEIa...... We'd, July ? Algeria. Wei Aug *
ChIns.. sat. July 81 Scythia....W~ Sept.
Russia. Wed August iChina..--.... Sat, Sept,
And every following WEDNESDAY aud SATUR-
DAY rom New York.
s.ear4eFs marked do rot CARY stoessze pssssa.
gers
EATss OF PAssLss-Csbin, go SIol, sri 3ls0,
gc1, sccoroi-S - socOmOdatiOn. Tickets 20 Paris,
g. geld aldi.ioasi Retu n tckets on favorable
terms Storage at low rates.
Stoerase ucAets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
lill5 Of lsdins given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre,
Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and for
Mediterranean ports. FOR freight and cabin passage
Apply 81 the Oomps1y' 5 Office, No. Bowling Green;
for steersge passage, No. III Broadway, Trinity
Building. or both steeTage and cabin, 70 SMALL
WOOD MORRISON, No. 5l5 fth street.
iapDly ChAS. g. FRAAuKLYN, Agent
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EDNIN J. SWEET,
~ Real Estate Broker and AuCtiOneer,
No. oil Ith street, opposite L ). Post Office,
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THOMAS BOWLING,
Il AnctiOneer and Real Estate Broker
. At the cid stand Of Lstmer & Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th AZ

n By virtue Of deed of trust from William I
LII Haoley AID wife, bearing date the TIA III DAY OF
January, A. ID 1872, and recorded IL liber D. - A.
folio -, one CT the land records of Washington
county, u. C., and upon the request of 4. q. Rich
ards, James A. Mci,eS lit and a. ID. v Burr, irus-
tees II the Eagle Company Joint st1Ck a. lcia-
tom OF the cit! of Washington. D. c , 1 viii ex use
fuT sale AZ pnbtc auction. in front - the prem
OF FRIDAY, September 3, ISIS. az O'Clock y m .
All that parcel and premises lying and situated in
said city II " ashingron, and known part ut DO.
numbered tour, in Square Number 36l, beginning
toT the same l61 feet from the southeast corner Of
ltt number 4, thence running l61l feet al ng
the lLe II street Forth to the line of connection
between the two middle houses of the four erected
on -sld LOT number l. thence north l53 feet hes
thence east l6 feet, thence south l53 feet inches
to the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale S9O Cash, Of which sl0) will be
required dovn at time Of sale; balance IL monthly
Instsiments OF 800 per month, with interest, AMI
deed OF trust taken to sec deferred pzyInrut :
Terms OF sale % be complied with within FIVE DAYS
from the day Of sale otherwise the Trustee reserves
the right TO resell, a. the risk and cost Of the de-
faultiug purchaser, by giving weeks notice Of
resale BY advertising in some paper DUS..FiIei
In said city. All convey ancing, &c, cost of pur
chaser. SAMUEL K. ARNOLD, -rr-tea
augi lawiwSds TEOS. BOWLING, Auct.
MASH. y. WILLIAMS, AuCtiOneer,
w Successor TO Green & Williams, AuctiOneeIs,
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RAILROADS..
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILROAD

the trsN cling p1bhc, with III -
rOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
eaytn0 Washington, from Il. + p. Depot, corner 9th
ero streets. At .. m and IA.
Pullman See ping Cars on =, train, through %
new OTlsals- without chang. and 2. IN. train
tAI ough 90 v nite sui phBr without ca sBSe.
Th- IL the CDly line running daily trains, AMI
ne only one running sleeTl1g car D " hIte Sui
Ehur ana al watering places 90 4. & O. road
For ESCUr-lnL and Sleeping Car Tickets call at
COMPANY O;i,ce. 6O3 Penney ANITA avenue.
g. > FoREACRE. General Manager
J. NJ BRBAHTS. q. I A. IVA I'm
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A MEXICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS. ~Aon<
OHLG LINE CARRYING TEE44A0
AMERICAN FLAG. sHBS
Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphis Tor
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, INTERMEDIATES aad STEERA6B
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED
Bates Is low as By another first class Line.
PETEB WRIGHT D SONS, General Agents
Philadelphia.
HID COOKE, il. D 90, (Bankersl, Agents,
suzE-ly 1879 street. Washingtou.
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| 4 Auc'iunrcr and Real Estate Brok ar .
| AT the old stand Il Latner < C!eary
Southwest corner feaHsY yaaia avenue al : Ilth AZ
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THOMAS BOWLING

II
L AuctiOneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand of Latmer & Ciesry,
Southwest corner Fennsy anis avenue and lth sts
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pFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED unt,I
Friday, August oh, same hour and place
JOHN =. EORRIS,I -
w. :. CHEW. trustees.
sugi TuOS n0WIISG An,
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A TELLING SPEECH.

Foreman Of Grand Jury.-Gentlemen,
here is an application from Mr.. - for
license to sell liquors at his store in -
Juror No. 1.-Mr. Foreman, l suppose it
is unnecessary to say anything about Mr.
-. He is we'll known and respected,
and l think we ought by all means to grant
him license.
Juror No. 2.-Mr. - is a gentleman OF
great responsibility, and l think we GER
tainly ought to give him license.
Juror No. 3.-(Speaking deliberately and
emphatically)-Mr.F Foreman, l agree with
all that has been said in regard to Mr.. -.
My acquaintance with him dates from boy
hood. He is gentleman that is we'll known
and highly respected, and for that rery rea
son, Mr.. Foreman, l consider that Mr.. -
ought to be ABOVE asking for license to
pursue this business Takes a seat
Foices.-Question, question.
The hat goes around. Result:-The re-
spectacle Mr.. - allowed to follow the
honorable business of selling useful mer-
chandise, aeithout the whisky.
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THE MARYLAND & DELAWARE SHIP
CANAL.-A correspondent of the Middle
torn Transcript says:
The Inauguration of the work upon this
great enterprise, took place on Monday.
March 90, on the property of Mr.. G. Fer
guson, near Backbird, and upon Blackbird
creek. Although no public demonstration
was intended, yet the news of the work
brought together about one hundred per-
sons. Gen. Brown, c. E., as representative
of the company, addressed those persons
present in brief, candid, frank manner,
stating that the enterprise we are about to
inaugurate was considered in the CONNER
cial circle of both this country and Europe,
as one Of the grandest enterprises of the
age. That the company have acted in good
faith in every step taken in this matter,
and honestly intended to complete this work
That nothing but reverses by financial
crisis could prevent it, and then, as the
hour of 12 noon had arrived, said: 81,
now as representative of the MARYLAND e
Delaware Ship Canal Company, proceed
formally to begin the work of actual con-
struction," at the same time throwing the
first shovel Of earth into the cart. This
was followed by all present, and the con-
tractor, Mr.. kenneday, then placed the
hands at work. At present, but compare
lively small force are engaged, owing to
the extreme cold weather and the difficulty
in removing the earth by carts. AS soon
as the earth settles, and the weather is
favorable, the company propose to increase
the labor by all the modern appliances of
machinery, and expect to complete the
work in four years. Doubtless the con-
struction of this work will attract very
many persons to our Peninsula, and will
have a strong tendency to induce emigra-
ton here. 1t would also furnish another
route to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York markets for fruit and farm produce,
and these increased facilities enhance the
value of farm lands. So we can see only
gain to us if the work be completed, and
as the Company have not as yet asked for
State aid, it is impossible to see how, as
State, we can be in any way injured.
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we stood and gazed on the scene from time
to time, we were led to think sincerely
"Oh Lord! what is man that thou art
mindful of him. poor, weak, insignificant
creature when compared with Thee and
Thy might!
THE RIVER CLEAR AGAIN.
On Tuesday morning there was chan
mel on the west side of the river, between
Watson's Island and here, which grew
larger all day, until it took up more than
half the distance between the shores. The
day and yesterday, breaking off from the
sides and falling in the stream. The river
this morning presents nearly clear appear
ance, with the exceptional cake of ice seen
floating quietly along once in awhile. 1t is
higher than ordinary now and still contin-
ues to rise, but very gradually. No further
danger is anticipated, and persons are now
left to return to their homes and go to
work cleaning, securing, etc, to make
them homelike once more.
GROWING BETTER.
We are happy to see Mr.. Alonzo Rey-
nolds, who was burnt so severely at the
recent gas explosion in Port, on the streets
again. Under the care of DR.. r. Fl. Mil
ner he has improved very rapidly, and now
is almost well. Thomas Taylor, who was
also burnt at the same time and place, it is
thought, will recover.
"PooR FRITs IS DEAD
A beautiful canary bird, owned by lady
in Port, and a household pet, died on Thurs
day last. 1t had been neglected in some
way Gas the persons had to vacate and leave
it behind during the food and thus met
its death. The little boys and girls-its
friends-made it a neat coffin, and went
through regular funeral performance in
burial. Geranium leaves were used quite
freely, and tomb erected as memento''
of the :" lost pet
TRAINS RUNNING REGULAR.
The ice has been SO cleared from the
railroad that the trains from Port to Balt-
more can run up rs far as Bank Station.
Speedy arrangements are being made to
have the track cleared through to the depot,
and they will, in all probability, accom-
plish the work in a very short time.
Very truly yours,
ELECTRICAL
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To Get the Latest Style Hat 60 to
MCCRERY & BoULDEN's

cB There are people lido not initiate
them.) who, if they hear an organ, find out
at once which are the poorest stops. If
they listen to great speaker, they remem-
Der nothing but some slip in the construc-
ton of a sentence, or break in the con-
sistency of metaphor, or flaw in the
eyolutions of an argument. While their
friends are admiring the wealth and beauty
of 4 tree whose branches are weighed down
with fruit, they have discovered solitary
bough, lost in the golden affluence, on
which nothing is hanging.
just received by MCCRERY & BoULDEN.
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THE MARKETS..
y ------~-->---~--I
ElktOn Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.

FLoUR.-The market was quiet, but the
prices continue steady. Western Fine 81;
do. super $475; Howard street extra at
1915; do. super $4.25(g4.75; do. family at
S.. 50@6.50; Patapsco family S.; do. extra
$3.50. Corn Meal-city, $4.25.
WHEAT.-The market continues steady,
with light receipts and moderate demand
Prime Pennsylvania at $l.2G; Western red
$1.25@1. &c. low grade amber $1.25; No
2 spring red $1.16G1.17.
CoRN.-There was not much activity in
the market. Southern and Pennsylvania
descriptions-yelow SO cents; white SIC.
OATS continue steady; Western mixed at
66 cents.
RYE is very firm, and prices are better.
We quote at 81 .05(G$1.0S.
SEEDs.-The market is fairly active in
supplying the home trade, and Cloverseed
is iobbing from store at 11(S11k cents for
Maryland and Pennsylvania, and 11tGg11i
for Western. Timothy seed So S0(s2.s5.
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Chapter $40, page 6l2, Act of 1868


10 repeal ap Act entitled An Act regulate the ssu-
ing OF license for the sale of spirtuous or frmcuted
liquors within the borough Of North East in Cecil
county passed at january Session. eighteen hundred
and siNtytour chapter three hundred and forty-eigh
and to enact the following in lieu thereof
Section l. Be it enacted by the General assembly of
Maryland That the Act entitled An Act to regulate
the Issuing of license the sale OF spiruous or fer
mented liquors within the borough Of Ncrth East in
Cecil county passed ut January Session. eighteen hun
drei and slAtyour. chapter three hundred and forty
eight be and the same is hereby repealed and the fol-
lowing enacted in lieu thereof.
SECTIoS = And be it enacted That the judge of tba
Circuit Court for Cecil county shall before the first day
81 May III each and every year. after the passage Of this
Act furnish t" the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, the names of two persons househoders in the
village of North East TO whom and to whom only tbe
sad Clerk shall issue an ordinary license, vend fer
mehted and spiruous liquors. which person shall com
ply with all the provisions the Code with respect TO
ordinary Licenses.
SECTION 3. And be it enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from the date of its passage