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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-28
GEO. ". sTICKNEY, Aucfioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
SEAT JUST NORTH OF GEORGETOWNS IN

PUBLIC SALE OF. AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
SEAT JUST NORTH OF GEORGETOWN, IN
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
- By virtue of 4 deed of trust, dated April II,
1874, recorded in Liber "a. folio rs of the land
~ records of the District of Columbia, we will
oofer for sale at public auction, upon the prem
ises on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of May, 1876. ut
O'Clock p. m the valuable tract of land, situate in
said District, and described follows: Parts of
tract of land called 1.-THE Rock of DunbartOn,n
''The Addition to the Rock of DunbartOn," or
pretty Prospect Clifton or by whatever
the same may be known orcalled consisting of four
Brooke Mackall, and by him sold to Henry Glider
meister. and which said parcels united In one are
bounded on the south BY the lands Of Edward Lin
thicum, 5 conveyed to him by Brooke Nackall; on
the west by the lands Of Morris Adler and z: 4.
Ellason: on the north by the lands OF Margaret c.
Barber and Robert Barnard's heirs, and on the east
by the lands of VIM. Morten and Robert Barnard's
heirs and containing In all forty-hye acres Of land
more or less. and being the parcel of land conveyed
10 the late Charles Ellet jr. by Henry Gildermes-
ter. The property is improved by commodlous
Terms Of sale: One-thlrd cash: balance in equal
installments at twelve. eighteen and twenty-four
months the purchaser to give his notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest at the rate of
eight per cent. per annum, and secured by deed of
trust on the property: 500 down Mt time Of sale.
Conyeyancing at cost of purchaser.
ROBERT E. PRESTON, Ai"s'e''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-28
wv n. L. BRAMHALL, Auefioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF
A LOT ON STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
SECOND STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST.
By virtue OF = decd trust, dated October 81,
A. d. ISL, and duly recorded in Liber No.
~ CO., folio 45l, of the land records OF the Dis
~ trict of Columbia, and at the request OF the
- holder of the notes secured thereby, and also
by virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, holding an Equity Court for
said District, passed In equity No. $751; will
sell at public auction, in front of the premises,
MONDAY. the first day of May, A. ID. 1876, at
O'Clock p. all that piece or parcel of ground in
the city Of W ashington, District Of Columbia, being
parts oflots one, two, Cd and eighteen, rs In
said lots and square are designated on the plat of
said city, and bounded as follows: Beginning for
the same ut point on the north line of south
street ninetytwo feet (S2 fee) from the southeast
corner OF said square seven hundred and siNty-one
(76l) and running thence with the said line of Il
street cast forty feet 90 feet thence north hum
dred and twenty-five feet and eight inches (2j feet
8 inches,) thence west forty-two feet and eight
inches az feet inches) to public alley, thence
south with the line of said alley Rine feet and seven
inches, % feet inches thence east two feet and
eight inches, e feet inches thence south hun
dred and sixteen feet and one inch Gig feet inch)
to the beginning.
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money! in
cash, and the balance in six and twelve months with
interest at eight per cent from day of sale, and
cured by deed OF trust on the property sold. de-
post of slo0 will be required at time of sale. Con-
veyancing at purchasers cost.
Terms of sale to be complied with In seven days
property to be resold at the risk and cost of the
defaultnS purchaser after five days advertisement.
l. L. JOHNSON, Trustee.
arno0 ST1RT de GaIa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-28
/. AUCTION SALES
Future Days,
T,RUsTEEs, SALE OF vALuABLE
COUNTY, MARYLANO. -


TNRUSTEES, SALE SoF VALUABLE
Il PR3PERrY IN PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTY, MARYLAND. 80
By virtue OF deed OF trust 10 u.s. dated March q.
A. ID. lSs and duly recorded In Liber II. b., No.
- fouo ~, &c, one Of the lsnd record books
iorfunce George's county, Maryland, aad
IN thereby, we wiz sell on the premises on
TuESDAI, May Q, i516, At Il M. the follow
ing described real estate situate In Prince Georges
county, Maryland: Beginning at &C, sc described
and laid down on the plat ofIhe late Andrew Besl's
real estate nshe division thereof made by the late
Samuel S Hamilton. then deputy county Surveyor Of
south fourteen and half perches with the lneO,
marked on said plat: thence with No. north sew
entJ,nine CD degrees west one hundred and twenty
And With the outlines Nos. 4, sand part OF out
SID plat and with said line reversed TO the bega-
moe or less being thst portion OF the real estate OF
the late Andrew Beail which Is described said
Terms Of sale: e 20 with interest from March24,
1870, and expenses of sale In cash. and she balance In
six and twelve months, for which the notes OF the
purchaser bearing interest from the day OF sale, and
secured by decd OF trust on property sold will be
taken, A deposit OF Soco wifi be required Of
the purchaser at time OF sale. All convey ancing At
GS go. W. y s nTiIStRSssRY Trustees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-28
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A FIRST.
l. CLASS LIGHT-SHIP.

pROPOSALS FOR BUILDING FIRST.
l. CLASS LIGHT-SHIP.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHT-HoUsE BOARD, )
WASHINGTON, March q, 1876.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until L. O'Clock m. on TUESDAY, 25th day of
April 1875, from ship builders only, for furnish
ing the materials and labor of all kinds necessary
to construct q firstclass lght-ship in accordance
with specifications and drawings, bearing date as
above, copies of which may be had On application
at this office, and to the Lighthouse Inspectors,
Pemberton Square, Boston, Massachusetts; at
TomPkinsville, Staten Island, New York, and at
No. 200 South Sixth street, Philadelphia, Penn
sylyania.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals. to waive defects, If it is deemed
for the interests Of the United States to do so.
JOHN G.. WALKER,
Commander U. S. Navy,
apll-td Naval Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-28
al j. SWEET, AucfiOneer.

r. j. SWEET, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE. OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON NJ
STREET AND THIRD STREET SOUTHW EST,
BOTH PIECES BEING NEXT TO THE COR
NER OF ii AND THIRD STREETS SOUTH
Bv virtue of deed OF trust, dated Novem-
Der y. 1875, and duly recorded In iiber No.
sos, folio Al, ct seq, one OF the Land records
~of the District Of Columbia, and BY the writ,
Will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, May I. 1876. at O'Clock p. m. all
those pieces parcels of land situate and being in
the city Of Washington, District of Columbia, and
known and described as lots numbered two. e.
three '(3 and twenty-eight, C2s.) in square num-
bered five hundred and forty-four (5ii,) said lots
containing H,6l7 8. y square feet.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance In SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, for which the notes of the
chaser, bearing interest atreight per cent. per an
from day of SALE and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, will be taken. A deposit of
$50 each lot will be required at time Of sale All
conveyanclng at the expense of the purchaser, or
purchasers. If the terms of sale are not complied
with in ten days from day OF sale the Trustees re-
the right resell the property at the risk and
cost defaulting purchaser or purchasers after
fHAEILiiE&S F; FRASER, Trustees.
anII-TuThSds e l. SWEET. AuctiOneer,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-28
Among it's Contents are

Climate OF the Different States OF the Union. Ad-
vice to Invalid Tourists. Steamship Lines to the
United States. Custom House Regulations. Rail-
road Maps Of the United States. Maps and Guides
Washington, New York, Chicago, st. Louis: and
Fan moLeis anu heS1sts mI!lh
places and Mineral Spas. Railroad and Steamboat
Timetables of the United States and CanadaS.
Short Tours of the United States. For the Angler
for the Sportsmanfor the Pleasure-Seeker, and for
the Lover of Scenery. The Long Tours of the
United States. How to combine two or more Tours
in one at the cost Of one. The Routes to take and
Exquisite Pen Sketches of the Hudson, Lake
Champaign and the Adlrondscks: of the White
Mountains, Blue Ridge, Sea Coast, Battle-felds and
sulphur Springs of Virginia; OF the Yosemite and
Pacific slope and thousand other matters Of inter-
est and value to the Tourist.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-04-28
BRADSHAW GUIDE COMPANY, LONDON.

This work Is the result OF q careful compilation
from the most accurate sources of Information, and
every effort has been made to reader Ii indispensable
to all foreigners and Americans who may leave
this summer OF lS76. q
, 1876-07-05

q 'oei. scre to hinder " o.k or to ns,;1 lst.sn
.euason in polttlGa changes ~ W s%d so
pastiaan zeal nhnil bo thc condition Of each public
trust and ict us resolve that wtntossf IL nay e"s9 @
general sne0es shall cong to rsss that wl,ss
ssss ieaehes thithet @ asain shal o tho eou1,
tfysa coin tic American ctgln with chGltclnS stara
"a golden pae 1T =. not b ,hc ',a4 f. III
tto memories Of Tho pnst, BY nil the impnises Of
dc prosont Ly tho noblsst lnstineta Ct our own
eour, py tbe trust OF Ills fOverclgn spirit upon w.
dod mako NJ faithful 10 ro,k 9ndto him. s9 .'i; 'ha,
tranun{lty Ind pcace when our eyes harc shnt for.
eyor n street .ad sprc an poraou' sgratdS nna
irom thls anniversary, and that whsn anothct ecp.
tury llaa passed., tho sun which then ascen.ts st the
mined beyond our thonEht md md he,o sy eho1d +,
tjzch int1 liberty, nnd in ita rceant tcrrnc trial
p,rchn'cd by bl9Ml, then expanded and multiplied llcl
In it, llie bocauso still pacific, Cuiauan and frce.
, 1876-07-05
KAISER WILnELM.

he WRITES AN AUTOGRAPH LITTER TO THE
YnEs1DRST.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-To~<lay Mr.. 'Cadwala-
der, acting Secretary Of State, presented Mr.
Scl.lozer, German Minister, to the President for
tho purpose Of delivering ut autograpl, letter Of
congratulation from the Emperor OF Gcrmnny.
Mr.. schlozer, In presenting the letter, stated
that lie WAS Instructed by Ids Majesty TO deliver
upon tho 4th day Of July to tho President, In
upon tho occasion Of the Centennial
personal good wishes for tho United States:
Tho President briefly replied, assuring hin Of
lila satisfaction In receiving this cytdcneo Of
good feeling on the part Of llta Majesty; that
s ka ioT TIC psa %f5 To-
property acknowledged. A translation of the
lcttur Is o. fullows;
Wiil'1@, 6y a. o,ae. o, ood Etnpfroret Gtr;
eng s yta hsps S<. 81 S y 1as1tns.4 ls % e "sp ooe
Fn1KxD: It has been vuuchAafed 70 you u cclc-
htats the conennial testlysl 81, q the aay anaan
purposcs 81 II Founders hare, by wi,o srpl'ea-
5 e s nsas, fssnns, saG III M 'Sy s ct hs o DE-
vithoIta parallel. n eongratalate you aid The
AnsErnn spe upon th,s occasion aofas .n. INC ,s 70
ass asssy 'es q eAsap WITH 0ts's %
Elot'ou. men'1,y' oKins s;nda r1eS.1s , ,l,n Th ,h
eGT Tnitea RIA s'a,es anasts;bed fsndsp e
tlnualty existed between Germany and An,criea,
md has been developed and strengthened BY the
eyer Increasing Importance Of tl.cr mutual rcla
tons, end by Nu Intercourse being lnoro md more
fruitful IN every anatn Of Goni'.!crSe .4 aelenso
Tat hp welfare q tls u1isd sfss an hn
incroasc Il my siMccre dcattu aud conGdcnt ho,'o.
Accept tcnawed assurance OF my unqualified e.
teen. - ,,,
(Counttfal1nrd1 fok l1BaAncE.
, 1876-07-05
FOltElGN. .

HEHMAH1.
BERLIN, Jnty ALI morning journals, and
cousplc.,uusly tho ,lutionnl gnxeltcs have lcnii-
lug articles On the Centenary Of American 1ude-
penloncc. ,,.-.-..-..-..
TliUy congratulate Americans IN tho Warfncst
FnAHxroar, July 4.-Asout 900 Americans
residing III Frankfort Heidelberg, 0Flcnbarh,
Wleabatlen, and other towns, mt IN tllc Frank.
With speeches ind reading tho Declaration Of
4 banquet followed, at which ths pEtnc.E,al
toasts wcrr, "'rhe day VIZ cclehrate." and "The
Emperor aid tho President" The festiytties
works.
rAn,s1 July 4;-siany morning journals con
tain caaors ou H. Ccntennal celebration In .,o
protl!gtous progrcss tnado BY tho Repuollc siAc'
l77A. Several private celebrations OF tue IN.
nyersary by American residents took place hero
to-day. 1890.
colors were rloiussly displayed In tho principal
strectd OF tho city,
LlspoN, July A. Minister Moran gayo grand
reception AVID !unsheon ts!s sstesMou'1, wlsa M q
tho day with leading articles complimentary TO
the people Of tho United Status.
ITALY.
RoMH, July 4.--Sevrral Americans hero gave
private entertainments to-day. There was no
t,ubliy celebration on account Of tho ANAL NUN
bcr Of Americans hero At present.
uIlEAT nNlTAIH.
LoNpoa, July I. ~ Thu Centennial Fourth
was celcbtnted by grand dinner Vt West
muster P.Aaee Hotel thLs evening under the
a.lsniccs of thu American Lcgattoh a lsrge
aud distinguished company u c4tixcm OF the
United States aud thelr English ffends . very
psescut T.,as4 to the hcasth of treSas.,t
anpialIso and music.
, 1876-07-05
JOY 5!
fcns.fnnat from Lts Third TdgA)

cnio07 Of nny man rlscs with mo only smile.
1matscriinina.e laadat'o1' ls equivalent t
falschood. Washington, as ! unuGrstaM
him was gifted 49,, Ttn n ,1.1 nS,hg mn Ind n,n rqcnt nj.
% ventagos of ct1ucation. Ills intellectual powers
sFcrn Clear, but not much above tho aTcragG mon
of III, ti1no. WhAt knowlctlgo he possessel l,al
oun gained from association VIII 91t noss 70 III
stt,iy. As nm netor 1Io scarcely ltattngnishcsi
hi,nsrlf bY moro than orc btilllunt str0kc. AZ
writer tic greater part ok Ills corTcspondcnce
aco1oa noti1g or9 ~ ta c1, gu g{a
.cfore tlM splendid strategy of Napoleon D9nar
nnTte. Yet Notwithstanding all n'cso 1cduo-
Eons, tho thread of his litc from youth to ogo
displays maturity Of judgment, . consistency
stns hnsa purdiy wta0 found 'a united 70 tho same
sxtcnt in any othor INSTANCE i can re-
ri in history. OF his entiro disintorcstoa-
tc,n Is necdlc.s for mo 70 speak. Afore Than H.,
III, antl abovu all, he WIS always master ~ hai-
nti. II thcra hc ono quality more than ~. ~
ther IN his character which inny cxercHG Sa,e VIZ
h,l control over tho men OF tho present houli ~
tic total tlisrcgard for solf wl'cn In the most
Elevated Positions for influence anti example,
COMPARISON. A.,
In order to moro fully illustrate my posis91.I,,
st me fef ono mae ce, ayo srray
to lie zenith as that Of Washington passed
lwny. In point OF military gonsas Naposeon
probably cuac L o 1ld not S1rced so the ey ypec.
bayo occupied y very high plncc. 7lo Inspired
On energy an,l Y'gor In tho ylows q French pe93-
po w tey sy nce' d onrt1a aftSp TX Rnsa e,nofA''
With cyon q smnIl ,nullcum Of the wisdom 80
nromiucnt Ia Washington, hc, too, might iavo
1eft 4 people to honor hts memory down to the
latest times; but It WA not TO Dc; ;u ~ you
tion NJ wero aiways centercd In pcf Ills oxamp1o
rtveo a warning, but not guide, for when = ecl.
lsjlncss anhnatcs q ruler there ia no cause "of
surprise II ho sacrifice without scrnplo an en-.
urtusipie Of OWL, merely to maintain. or extend
Xii sway,n Had Napoleon copied tho example
Of Washington ho would lavc been t!o ideal Of
later generations in France. F9r washington
to have copied the example Of Napoleon would
have been simply impossible.
THE LESSON.
Lot Us, t1cn, lscArdlng all infcriorstrifc, hold
M to our children tho example, Of Washington
% symGal pot merely o. wlsdo'ns nat q PUTTY
adynncc of civilization rs 1t becomes US 70 20
aftet tlo struggle Of tho past, go that tho rights
10 life, to lEljCrty, and pursuit OF happiness,
which We have hnnorably secured. may be firmly
1nank1nd. And what. Is 1t, prny YOU tell me,
that bas brought tla to tho celebration OF this
most memorable dhya Put tho steady cry Of
aExcclstor' u up to the ueoat elevated regions Of
political purity secured to ua by the, memory Of
tlloso who haye passed byforc US, aud consecrate
tho worry ground occupied by tiletr 4, asl!Ss, w. aln
q tue poett
What'a hA1loTcd gronDdi
'Tta what gives birth
To sacred thoughts ln souls Of WORTH
Peace Independence, truth,
Go forth cattia's compass rorpd
And your high psfesthnol shall mako
or carth all hal2owcl ground.
, 1876-07-05

hA'AGaess, e..e
NEW YORK, Jaly a'-lhe Contsumn OF the
dgntng Of the Declaration Of in4rpenao'Se e, .'s
was colcptatod at tno Aeaue'''y u a,use Jus
able audience, Rush q. Hawks presided. Thursow
w. ps.as r1,,,or .,,1 Ian aIn,cr and of,,cra
Weed, re.or COOPER, anu eo aamI a1tasas o.srS
w. onon,r.. ,,rpvsr nf,er which natr,o,ic snnra
suo opens Ptsv ~, sss,a, ~ ,rasa .t1, r .r,,a ~.
ttou vns by Rev. R. 8. storrs Of Brooklyn, md
,vo . ,roy, ,vo-thv ~ fho occnsfon. Tho Dc.]nra-
Wnn ,on W. " Dc s' WIS rea1 by Co. Va
dsn},oIr
"'0''A' NOISE AND FIRE
tho forts and eharbor, and ringing
NJ cl,,,rT,h hcl1a, 8o,utea continued at noon and
sunset. At dark tho rigging Of tho men-oi-wnr
was brilliantly Illuminated With vnrious colurod
antetns, pfesen1ng neauui .s ,a,pa sa'i t,,Ians
evening the city presented tho aa1ne bful1hnt
appearance rs last night, mud tho streets were
Ihrongcd with people Viewing sao oeeofa1'one'
1lumtnations, and arcwork1.
r~, ynnv Ir1v a-Thn Rcv. nr, nfchon1 T.
NE" ioHA' euy 4'0lno wy, -. .,ls"u.u 49, :.
8torrs delivered tho Centennial oras!on ut tho
Acauc'.sy y. % Mus.a ~ ~ naro si's sss' tA'
arc extracts ron tne auatcss: s.,..u
fsRsisSs Sn u; sa sas Rs's
,ilh "9Tant;anatn lnns nnyo ino, rntion 10 t,e
lsiGn ptasnGo sso fa!dlisd . Ihe tsq5s han OF se
nn.ia nnn nopcS y, nlns" tMoso 40 ~ ,SSo S,.on
national ex1stencn IL MenasS nIe fk ntke HEEL
polntoa Ihe lano OF tho pysiGa Tsm 1ecoos ,
snn M ases su III S aP sftcr to besYnKs or ears
which only leepencd Its roots, aud the Intellectual
b!asta of i!gtni1g wllose lnttd threat dea In NJ
Az nnaes WY noW sA'nlh4 On s'S o1hsgnans H.
pcndenee and popular government bursts into si1!a
'aHnnsst Hinas s aa With ii ss desiDs tSos
toRbttut of expectation, thosa whoAo action CON!
q coming Of thts
uay We Know tfoh fc1ofas WHEN tney nave LII eai
with what anxious sol!eituae ihs statesmen atti
soldiers OF tho following ETnetntlon nnt1epattnsn
the clnnges WHICH might tako plaGg GofoFo th.s
, 1876-07-05

firing OF national snlutc and the ringing of
the btllA The entire city WAS handsomely dec
orated with fngs and banners. Tho parade WIS
ye'y impenng combating o. 'crse .1tt'c'' ae
delivered BY VIM. A. barnes, OF fJacksot,sil'c, III,
The Attendance was very large, aud the celebra-
n0n WA great sticceAs.
MOhn1A
Monn,. pfa IT,, jaiy iy's 44fs + IL poart @ In. pa.ed
very quietly here Tho heavy rain Of ycsterv1ayy
which continued through tho night, prevented
the Old acttlersf gathering, anu tho cit1kens
lii..orieal aaircss of thc iion. t. X X7nstrong,
which was to have been delivered TO the nld set
tiers The address Is unc Of the haprcst cilnrts
OF Mr.. Armstrong, and at the request Df tue
citizens will 10 published in pamphlet form.
oALEsRttEU.
fpectot 1&potcA 10 Tns Jt1tunA
GAt.rspun1, iii July 4.-Owing ~ thc fall Of
heavy rains during yesterday and last night, tho
Executives Committee on tic celebration Of tho
Centennial Fourth were compelled TO postpone
the most nttractive part of the programme nn-
| iii tomorrow. Notwithstanding tilrsu ,lrnv-
bucks, IL Is estimatcd that nt lcAst 10000 pco-
pic from abroad wuro In ilEc city to-lny.
sp.sa, nt7sa.ea as'ss1i e r.. 7,,ssn<.
QUINcr, ILL.,. July 4.-The Centennial Fourth
was celebrated In this city to-day with a grand
paradc u civic and military .s~:ictIcs. The cor
ncr.stone Of the new CouFi-1louse was laid with
AIaao,tc ceremonies conducted by Grand Nfaetor
! Loundsburg. The city is brilliantly illuminated
Tonight, accompanied by magnificent display
| Fptrfai I7fspatcA to 7zs 1ftt,nx
DWIGHT, ILL.,, July 4.-lieavy rains haso again
fallen, completely destroyng ali hopes of fals,
aflairs also r1t 4niet4s upon all attempts u
temptation VI what wo might have done and
| what wa did not TO.
, 1876-07-05

TiVnlcEs LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
~ s!sry STATS ahl TrsTter5 ior tneonyataeit!tI.
saiutluhe1. A. GUuDHlEll. ia beaE0ornht'
1NlyoltGEG LEGALLY AND QUIETLY Ol!TA1HEn
- ID sny atnte lof incoupatlblityt A. ssnnHeo
NOT n ateEla Fpe Attef Atcfgv. A4lssAs a. IL hlA5s
II AsbIsui Gloek. Chicago, Ii
, 1876-07-05
CITY REAL ESTATE.

I5OR sALE--e1 an WILL TtfRC1tAsE F1yR NEW
l. hFfck housc Garner Of HarvaFd.ft And CAmpbel1+
Az. on terms y sun House and lot colt oG In.
duffc ft .1Ai W65tGfn.aY.
, 1876-07-05

I)UGUlEs FuHNlTUHE AND MERCllAED1sK
Money advanced 10 any Amount 81 1uxest rssts-
ItIEsr SIDE sloMAuE,, AUCTION AND CON.
w InIss1up 4aues ku&. ~ IL. u, aud III North
Cailast largest wsfehousn Iii ihu Clt5. Ms1ci!u1s,
Manufaetutcia. al uth needing nLoiry for shurt
ilHu ulyrrlaAIlsc luus 1itd Sl,uus ea Egt tAc
funds u 10 per ctut ptE auaetu. sl stutaso eAIxes
lowest ln EIp city.
, 1876-07-05

6pec5d7 77l5pu!tN u, 71z 7ssoHH9:
Fonr AfslNspN, Wis, July 4.-lscl'gious ser.
vices Ia lccurdancc with tic Recommendation Of
the President to the ChrlstlMn people Of thc
United States, were held In tho Congregational
Church In this village, Tho exercises were con-
Quoted hy the Rcys. Montague, CONGREGATIONAL
isli Colniali, Methodist; aud Lcavitt, univcr-
saltst.
, 1876-07-05

TN CLEANING OUT FuKNiTultE STOCK FOR
dInst{ lndosensnn. ra,!or salss RI ts0 70 siaDs
booE .clse. fIG; osk sllubuard Win lussLe Top aHl
rFrUrs $1o walnut kdebUAfls iatYs sl1u, with marble
toy. SIS. AANilA.s. l5t stAta.st.
, 1876-07-05

6txctal M.pofch u 7As TtfbaaA
:, CARLlhvllI.H, llE, July 4-rhe celebration OF
The oAo hundIpdth anniversary OF tho Iatlon'a
c1lstence Waa inauscratod Ii this city by tho
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-09-08
4 Fraud aud Il neluSIOn.

The man who hasn't read about Benja-
min Franklin carrying home IA turkey from
the market, in order to show his democrat
ocratic ideas might have been all right
then, but the theory he went by is a fraud
and delusiop in these days. A case in
point occurred yesterday.
A highly respectable and moderately
wealthy citizen found that his carriage
needed some repairs, and, as his walk down
town took in carriage shop, he picked up
the shafts and started to draw it down.
He felt little proud at first over his sell
reliance and independence, but lie hadn't
travelled half block when u big boy
yelled!
"Say, mister, do you pace or trot ~
The citizen toolishly thought that there
was only one bad big boy in town, but it
wasn't minute before second one scream
ed out:
"Now drive up to me with soWe Of your
milk wagons, will yerF
At the corner below butchers cart
came along, driven by sandy haired
young man, whipped up, lost his hat, and
called 10 M imaginary driver:
III you uOn yet luat oiu CROW Dalt OUT
of the road, I'll run him into the river"
There was crowd of boys around the
water tank, and, as The Gitizen came up;
they yelled
"AOther case Of heuyes and founder =
Great sykea, but he's been high stopper
10 his day.
A block further down milkman came
slamming along over the cnrirack, drove
all over the road ut once, and finally
succeeded in knocking the citizen oyer---
Pulling up on his old raw homes, Ae shout.
ed
"Doant you know some leedle common
sense any more? Ven man makes al
oldt horse by himself he ought to go oud
on der roadt to eat some grasa."
Nevertheless, the citizen persisted il
carrying out his mission, but the last two
blocks were made solely to spite til,
brick,wagon teamstcr, who screamed a
him:
"Why don't you get some liniment 10
that lameness in your off hind foots Whoa
now9 Want tn tip over another barn
don't you ~