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THE ANNAPOLIS ELECTION Ror-NAArEs or THE
KIIED ANp WOUNDED.

KILLED AID WOUNDED.
ANNAPOLIS Md, April Q, 1875.
The statement telegrapned last night in regard
TO the unfortunate disturbance at the election
here yesterday i in the main correct. a number
or the most respectable and influential citizens
were at the polls al tho time, aud all agree that
the negroes were the aggressors. it's positively
asserted that Williams, who commenced the nr-
ing, was first Knocked down ~ D colored man,
anu, wnile down and being assaulted, drew hts
pistol anu fred two shots, botn taking eject.
AterwaTd Second assault was made by
a negro upon waite man with
CudqeL ana n iudiscrimiuatc lght between
blacks and wbltes ensued, some Hfieen or
twenty snots being ntea. or these ten TOOK
effect, two white men and eight negroes beng
shot. ~ the Latter William dorsey was Killed,
John Bell was snot IN the NOUN aud back, 81
ward lee IN the BACK, James Matthew'S Ia tho
chin. Henry Cooper m the Jaw. Daniel Brashiers
IN the breast and Henry Iignmaa IA the head.
IL IL stated this morning that Bell and Cooper
will probably oic. The disturbance was finally
uuelled by the whites OF both parties interfering
10 cause q cessation OF nosttlties after the ne
oroes had reGlrcd otherwise they would have
been followed by tbe cN8spcrated crowd anu
most serious consequences Wouil have followed.
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NEWMAN AND GLADSTONE.

CATHOLIC REPLY TO THE Ex-PREMrER's "vATI-
cANsM '-PAPAL IsFALLIBnITY-How FAR?
LONDON, April g. 1875.
reply OF Rev. DR.. Newman TO Mr.. Gadstone's
last paper, entitled 'vaticanism," is published to.
day
IT. Newman quotes from various authorities In
orier to prove that the Pope Is not infalble in
subject matter in which the conscience is OF su-
yreme authority.
Therefore. he says. deadlock between the con-
science and the Pope is Impossible.
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LONDON, April 9, 1875
This weeks Marie Lane Express, IN its review OF
the breadstufrs market, says spring planting has
been enectually completed both here and on the
Continent. The condition OF the newly threshed
wheat continues to improve, and in spite OF the
holiday duness prices have advanced o shilling
generally
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CLEVELAND DEMocnArIc-nzsUIrs N OTHER

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Aprll Q, 1876.
the democrats carried their entire ticket in this
city yesterday by malorites ranging from 900 to
1000, the Mayor reaching the latter figure Toe
Council win embellishments, l9; repuo-
Means, &c.
TIE democrats carry Tifln Akron, Sandusky,
Ashtabuia. Norwak ana fremont. The repubil.
cans carry Elyria, Alliance ana SALEM IN PalGes-
vile the issue wa principally the liquor ques-
tlOn, In which the antI-temperancc ticket was
generally successful.
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OPINION IN WASHINGTON ON THE RESULT.

WASHINGTON, April Q, 1873.
distinguished jurist, VINO was to-day asked
what he thought OF the election news from con-
nectlcut. promptly answered.
Gin my opinion it is Connecticut vs.. New
Hampshire; Jewell and Blaine for plaintiffs In
error Gordon and Lamar Tor defendants Appeal
noted to United states supreme Court. The case
will be decided at next october or November
term; probably the latter.o
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THE MAJoRITIEs IN CINCINNATI AND OTHER
OHIO MUNICIPALITIES

CINCINNATI, April 6, 1875.
The democrats elected their ticket at the cleo
tlons in Ohio yesterday in GAINESVILLE, Troy. Lima,
Bucyrus, Crestline, Dayton, Wooster, ana all ex-
ceptng the Mayor 10 C1ilcothe. In Springfield.
Xenia, Urbana, Mansfield. Wilmington, Youngs-
town New Vienna and London tue republicans
ana Independents were successful.
the complete returns o the election in TINS city
Yesterday give the following maiorties johnson
(dem.l, Tor Mayor, J,35S: Llndermann lcitlzenl,
Tor Judge or the Police Court, 3,790: Callahan
ldenl.l Tor Prosecuting Attorney, f.419; strong
ldem.j. Tor City solicitor, 45s9; hilh (aem.l, Tor
Trustee OF the Water WoTSs. $500; ilgOnskY
(dem.l ior city treasurer 1850; buchanan tdem.
and rep.), Tor Director ol the Inilrmary, 20, 1865 ;
Wagner tdeml, iOr Wharlm2stcF. 3Zoz; R0Wen-
camp (dem aud rep.), Tor Justice Of the Peace,
27,4S1.
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

A IS Wilt SECURE tnn Musr VALUABLE
"A. compendium OF beautiful fances that has heCn
published In years y. a.. ne fontaines "Cycio-
pedia Of the Best Thoughts OF Charles Dickens ruh.
lishcd by 4. !. HALE SON. II Murray street, and soli
by on booksellers.
DRIGHT'S DISEASE. DIABETES n0OPsY. GRANEL4
ID Calculus GouL Eheumatisnt dyspepsia, Disease %
she Liver, Kidneys Bladder. Prostate GaEi Premature
Prostitution. Organic penilitv and Chrunic Affections
dncuraOle Nv general prBctitlonrrs a sixty page no
pamphlet explaining their successful treatment rs
lures Spccnc Bethesda MINERAL spring Water AMI Or.
A. HAMLEN HEATH. the author ana proprietor, lras
10 any address leters from physicians aud others "
hopeless cured sent Depot ana reception rooms
No. 201 Broadway, New YORK.
nIsEASES OF rHE TaErH--
IL How 10 preserve them; when lost how 70 replacs
them, hv Or. X y. ROBERTS. surgeon Dentist x Bond
street. New York. sent tree by posttor cents
IDENTIFICATION MONEY Is MADE AAD Losl
II in Wall street, containing highest aud loves
pclces III ten wears. particulars Of notable cornsra
prices 80 All Information aoo1t n'oes EIirilssss -
snS addssss LxrsLhY HAxLEx, EkReaawA&
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GERMANY.

THE CATHOLIC CHURCH II PRUSSIA DEPRIVED
oF Tur STATE MONEY AID.
BERLIN. April 8, 1875.
In the Lower House or the Prussian Diet to-day
the btu Withdrawing the STATE grants from the
Roman Catholic clergy passed IT, third reading.
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TOLEDO RErrpLTcAN.

TOLEDO. ohio, April 8. 1875.
Late returns make Marks (rep.l majority for
Mayor 163, VITA an average republican majority OF
about 400. The democratic majority in October
was G15. The republicans have Two majority on
ioint ballot IN Inc Conncl
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DOM PEDRO.

THE BRAZILIAN MONARCH DOES NOT coNTEld-
PLATE ABpIcATIoN.
LONDON. April o, 1878.
The report published in the Bte1 Public OF Paris
tnat the Emperor OF Brazil proposed to abdicate
has no foundation.
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80 Mfca1eAy r1rcrroN.

LANSING, April 6, 1876.
Returns from forty-hve counties indicate the
election Of Marston rep.l to inc Office or Justice
of the supreme Court by q probable majority or
5000 or 5000. The repu llcan candidates rs Re-
gents OF the University Will receive critics less
than that OF Marston. Nine oi the twenty one
circuit Judges elected are democrats.
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co1uMnrs DEMOCRATIC.

CoLuMBrs, ONO, April 9, 1875.
The o;acal returns show that Heitman, tdem)
for Mayor is elected by CTS majority. Tue demo.
Gratis elect all the other city oicers and nye out or
eleven Councimen.
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BILLIARDS.

Az EnGLIsH TOURNAMENT ON TIE AMERICAN
PLAN.
LONDON, April g. 1875.
Mr.. Roberts, Jr., won the first prize In the bill
Hard tournament at Manchester, which was
played on the American plan by eight OF the prin.
cipal experts in England.
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THE POPE AND THE CAR
DINAL.

no MONO MAY ASK SHELTER FROM TIE AMED-
IcAN cARDnAL AND PEOPLE.
PARIS, April 0, 1878.
The Rome correspondent OF the Journal des DE-
bats writes to that laper that the Pope VIII take
up his residence in me United states fit should
become impossible for him to remain in Rome,
and says ut was with view to such possible
emergency that Archbishop Mccloskey was eev-
Rted TO the cardiDalate.r
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THE AMERICAN REVIVAL IN ENGLAND

LONDON, April 0, 1875.
Mr.. Moody to-day preached 10 5000 orphans and
children OF the industrial schools.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 9. 1875.

LONDON, April 8. 1876
Fifty Thousand dollars in specie were shipped to
New York by the steamship weser, which sailed
from Southampton to-day.
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather is far and favorable for the crops.
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AFTER THE CONTEST.
TIE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

COMPLETE RETURNS OF THE VOTE FOR COVER
SoR-RoERsoLLs MAJORITY OVER GREENE
AND SMITH, 6,6S4-rHE coNGREssMEN AND
LEGISLATORS.
HARTFORD. Conn.,, April 9, 1875.
Complete returns, revised by the Official returns
from nearly all the towns. give the following vote
for Governor by couulies:-
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RUSSIA.

ST.. PETERSBURG, April o, 1876.
TIE c5arevna princess TmperIal haa given
bsgth 20 O daughter.
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4 TRAGIC SEQUENCE OF THE ELEcTToN-sUIcDE
CAUSED BY BETTING on TIE RESULT.


NEW HAVEN, April Q, 1878.
At halEpast eight O'Clock this morning, James
7. Furlong. a hat merchant on Chapel street. lett
his rooms the City Hotel. proceeded Co his place
OF business, No. 252, and with q seven chambered
revolver, known by the name OF the Little
Joker,n discharged the contents or two OF the
chambers into his right ear. The force OF the
bullet discovered the jugnlar vein, as is supposed
from the quantity OF blood upon the moor, from
the effects OF which he mus have died instantly.
Furlong was born III Dublin, Ireland, and came
from Manchester, England, TO This CRY. lie was
respectfully connected. aud was about forty-fve
years OF age. Papers taken from his pocket
showed that he belonged to the Mosaic Lodge OF
Free and Accepted Masons, New York. L. Is said
he had been betting heavily on Candidates on the
republican side in the present election, and, OF
cOurse. lost.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
sARSAPARTLLTAN RESOLvENT.
Tho tsrpnt HIoud Purifier

For the Iure OF al INfOnr UisthSeA
Scrofula o. Syphliitic. Hereditary Contagiou9
be II seated in the
stomach, skin Bones. Flesh or kcrveA
Corrupting tine Solids and vluating the Fluids;
Chrome rheumatism. Scroiula, Giandular swelling.
Hacking Try Cough. Generous Affections, Syphilud
Complaints Bleeding q the Lungs. Dyspepsia, Water
Rrash lie polof White SweliIngs fumnrs. UcerA
Ein and lIip Diseases Mercurial Diseases Fcmaa
Complaints Gout. Dropsv. RicSets Salt Rhcum, Br0n.
chttix Consumption. Kidney, Bladder. Liver Com
plaiuts Price, 81 bottle.
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FINANCIAL ANT1c1pAr1oxs OF CHANCELLOR

THE BRITISH BUDGET.
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BREADsTUFFS IN EUROPE.
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on Governor by oounlles:-
ngersol's plurality, ease; majority, 1854.


THE CONGRESSIONAL VOTE.
First District-Hawley, 1894; Lanuers, 13.433
Lyon, 900. Landers' plurality. 4se; majority, $685.
Second DistrIct-Kellogg, 1s. ss4 Phelps, 1892
Harrington GIL. Phelps plurality, l,5OS; majority
s97.
Third Observation-Disclosures, 1901; Foster,
s,o51; Palmer, ATS. Starkweatner's plurality. $50;
majority, 372.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, 1882 Barnum,
14,2S7 Hodge, AIS. Barnum's plurality, 1850; ma
jorlty, o,1so.
The total vote OF the State on congressman is
Republican. 1871; democrat, 51,1l3 Democratic
majority, 2,0l2 or 4,002 less than on the vote for
Governor.
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Senate Will stand Is democrats TO republi-
licans. The House is 100 republicans to 1873 demo-
Gratis and l independent. Last year the Senate
stood II democrats co 4 republicans, and the
House 90 republicans and 142 democrats.
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ALL KINDS OF WIRE SIGNS AND METAL EN-.
graved signs made ana shipped by HoJER GRAHAM
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VERY DECIDED CHANGE IN THE TREAT
mcnt of Hernia mas been By the invention
ELASTIC TRUSS 6si Broadway universally adopted,
soon curing
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Average temperature Observation-Disclosures. 40
Average temperature FOR corresponding date
last ss.sssfsessssee@1st.sss..., Aeh
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ASPIRING STYLE GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
HATs ready. BURKE, Manufacturer, IA Broadway
PARK bank Building.
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r.. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
,egt aud Rest Medicine for FAMILY Usa In
pR. RApwAY,s REerLArIYa PILLs


perfectiy aseless elegantly coated Of all
disorders the stomach. Liver, Bowels, kidneys Bad
der Diseases, Headache Constipation, Coslye-
Indigestion. Dyspepsia biousness Bilious Fever.
Inflammation OF the Bowels ri o. and all arrangements
81 the internal Warranted q effect pOsitivs
Or RADwAY & co. 80 warren street
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A. EvERDELL. NO. 3O2 BROADwAY.-wED.
DING CARDS BALL CARDS MoNoGRANS and FOREIGN Morn
PAPKR CREsrs, ORDERS or DANCING. Established iSt1
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THE PATENT "MAGIC BUBBLE,u Tux
greatest toy q the age; Ready for iniTodueticn
Twenty eighth street, New YORK ~ E-Agents wanred;
must have a small capital, from 81 upward
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COUGH NEGLECTED MAY LEAD To
Serious conseauenee PoRrER's BALsAM will give reef
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THE DEMOCRATIC GAINS ON THE VOTE ron GOV

THE DEMOCRATIC GAINS ON THE VOTE FOR Gov
ERNoR-RESULT IN THE LEGISLATURE.
NEW HAVEN, April 6, 1875.
The latest returns from the State election indi-
cate no marked change from the first reports.
Governor Ingersols majority over all Is about
$500, a gain or about 4,700 over hts vote Of
last year. THIS gain was chiefly IN New
Haven and Hartford counties, the city of New
Haven alone giving an increase or about l,5OO
over his majority in the city last year. There was
a largely decle ased prohibition vote. the total IN
the State being about 1900 TO 4,o60 last year.
The STATE Senate Will stand fifteen democrats to
six republicans a gain OF two for tine latter. the
republicans have also gained In the House, but
there viii still be q democratic majority OF about
twenty in that body.
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRESS
SHiKrsyery best quality; all sizes. elegant STYLES; per
feet ting can be finished hy competent
4 straight seam; six tor 81 81 NEEP NAN CFACrU -
ING COMPANY, snJ hrU0nc street
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a GRAND RkVIVAL.-THE ACTIVE DEMAND
for Ksoxs elegant spring style of Centcmcns HATS il
excellent proof 81 the revival business. Help along
by making selection at hNox's. 2l2 Broadway
or in the Fifth Avenue Hotel His wholesale DEPART
ment is at No. IL Broad way.
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4 TREATY WITH A CONVICT.


This Is the end OF the story. There Is much,
very mach more that could tell you OF the visits
to AUBURN, the solemn contract drawn up. at
tested and signed by the convict, and the des-
perate resolution OF the Governor 80 risk being
misunderstood until the proper time should come;
but the details 81 one OF the features comes so
nearly WITHIN the verge or confidence
that / think best to pass them all
over. I may Indicate one other idea,
however. and tnat Is that Ingcrsos property has
always been within easy reach, even under the
common law. II was slmpty transferred to the
name " his father, and such transfer was made
after the commission Of tue foraeres for which
he was convicted in court q justice. The re-
covery OF money from Ingersoll would have been
mere iormaity. viii 1t De SO now Does Iugersoll
save MS property as well as three years and a half
or his life TO sum 1t All up, then, can only say
that tile sacrifice which Governor Tilden has made,
however against bis own feelings, has been in the
sole interest OF reform, paradoxical as It mar
have seemed this morning. Tonight am satisfied
that the ooysrncE now sees bis wax straight Ana
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The steamship Algeria viii leave this port on
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe win close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock M.
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
win be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock in the morn
ing.
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$40 MnNEY.-lr is WELL WORTH sAYINa.

and you L in bnyng sewing machine and get
the bcst aud most perfect machines ~ existence
Inc WILSON SHUTTLE MACHINE has reached Donf
81 excellence and pcrfectcss euuaiicd by machine
use and Tho constantly rapfdv increasing demand
which l. beyond their manufacturing capacltv
supply convincing evidence that the merits q this
machine are appreciated. " y sold on easy monthly
payments at 81 and $50 Broadway, New YORK; lix
FOURTH street BroOklvn. 4 Newark avenue, JERSEY
City; T6l Eighth avenue AMI NaCvs. New York. This
company want few more good agents
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A.-BROOKS' BOOTS AND SHOES. THE
largest assortment in the city. and BROOKS PArENi
Coax SoLE Doors ana SHOES, recommended BY ALL phy.
scians. lot OF srocK al less tnan hair price,
Llg6 Broadway. corner Twenty ninth street.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. MONDAY, JUNE H. 1875.
PROFEssIO.v.aL C.8RDS.

A CAKD.-Circumstance rendering 1t de-
"A sirable that should locate in Baltimore. l
have transferred my DENTAL PRACIlCE IN
Alexandria to DIR. D. N RUST. He has been
for SO many years associsted with me as to need
no introduction OF endorsement his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known. cordially commend him
to the favor of my friends and patients. as well
worthy of the position to which he succeeds, and
bespeak for him the practice with which, for SO
long, have been favored.
JAMES B. HODGKIN.
Alexandria Va mar loft
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NOL. RICHARD L. MAURY,

4 ATTORNEY and co UNSELLOR At Law,
lOl5 lain street.
RICHMOND, VA.
@- Special facilities for prompt collections
invariably remtted on day of receipt.
Refers to: Gov. Jno. Letcher, recent psrtner)
Lexington, Va; Gov. JAS. L. Kemper, Rich
mand, Va; Hon. K. NJ. T. Hunter; 4; B..
Maury S Co., Bankers; Messrs. Barring Bros.
s. Co., London, England j. K. Gilliat y Co.
London, England.
Richmond, feb l9-ly
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A man who had saved the life of dsngoter
of a Boston millionaire received 81 % lron'
the grateful parent He was so overcome WIZ
the magui6cen, bounty that he paid out every aver
cent of !, to seventeen orgaD grinders to s'mu''
taoeously sereuadc his benefactor. ).
Hampden Sidney College, of Virginia,
was founded in 1776, and its Centeooial 70,
ebratiou will be coincident With that OF tue
patton. rs -.-".
In six years 6,le5 wild beasts have been
slaughtered in Algeria. 4 II.
40 EugliehmaD, hard up, has Just SOLO tne
coutents Of his wiue cellar Tor $3.50, ,l4S
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RESTAURANT,

NATIVE CAMPHOR,
IN Subimed and Compressed.
The best Csmphor in use for medicinal pur-
The GREAT MOTH DESTROYER--THE
GREAT DISINFECTANT.
This Camphor is sublimed by new proceso
into pure and beautiful snowy fakes, and then
compressed into convenient blocks. Will last
twice as long, and is superior in every respect to
the Camphor in use. For sale by.
WAKEFIELD SC HALL,
NH 16 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
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TOMB OF LIGHT HORSE HARRY. !"

TOMB OF 'LlGHI HOhoE dhnnI.
A drive of twenty miles on the ocean washed
beach of the beautiful Cum berlaod, from Bunk
ley's, says the Macon Telegram. brings the visi-
tor to the turreted ruDs of tho Dungeuess. The
building more nearly resembles one OF the
feudal castles of the medieval ages than any we
wot Of. The walls are immensely thick. and
towering stacks of chimneys surmouDted the
pile The premises we're gutted during the
war by the Federas. and vessels load of val
liable books, furuiture and articles of vertu
we're remorseessly stolen. 1t is said to hide this
act of vandalism afterward, certain negroes were
hired to fire the old mansion and lay it IN ruins.
This was done; but though the woodwork OF
the interior perished 10 the flames, the thick
walls and lofty chimneys still stand, and In the
distance, to the obseyeron the decks Of passing
steamers, the venerable structure presents no
visible change 10 appearance. 10 the gardens
aud grounds many tropical plants and Howers
flourish 10 wild luxuriance, among them the
olive aud date, and wide spreading forest trees,
,hosry with age, stand sentiuel over the ruins OF
the venerable pile. AS We have stated, on
former occasion, Dungeuess was butt by Gen.
Nathaniel Greeue, of Revolutionary fame, who
lived there iu princely style, and afterwards was
occupied by his descendants. Here it was that
Light Horse Harry Lee. one of the paladlns OF
the Revolution, died aud was buried. Inc
tombstone stands in the family graveyard, and
the inscription reads as follows:
Sacred to the Memory
of
GENERAL HENRY LEE,
Of Virginia,
Obit 25 March, 1918,
lFtat 63.
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CELERY SALT, delicious pae1K peIlse, y sore
~ anu iot '"'' 147 King street
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COALi

" COALl
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
ceiving at our wharf and storage yards, foot Of
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known to
this market. We name in part:
LYKEN'S VALLEY.
SHAMOKIN and EAST FRANKLIN .LOR-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colliery, es-
teemed the best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, of Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone and nut sizes.
Also. GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAn and PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety of Coal IS
kept distinct from that of others, and is es-
pecially prepared for family use; Yards floor. s
ed and Coal sent out we'll screened and free from
slaxe, 224O lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clarridge s. Grigg, corner hllng gs,saS ana
T. j. MEHAFFEY 81 CO.,
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