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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-29
Appletons' Journal.
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and its treatment of them.
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-29

The third volume of this Incompatible Magazine is
now completed With its eight hundred royal octave
pages and its six hundred illustrations its splendid
Serials its shorter stories, poems and sketches etc.
etc. in beautiful bind ng red aud gold it is the
most splendid gtbook for boys and girls issued
from the press. Price, s.; in full gilt, s..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-29
"THE BOYS OF MY BOYHOOD,"

BY William Cullen Bryant; "The Horse Hotel" Il
lvcI, article hy Charles A. Barnard, splendidy illus.
tsed; "Thr Clock in the Sky by Richard A. Proc
tor "A Christmas play tor Homes or Sunday schools
10y DR. Eggleston; The Peterkins' Christmas Tree ="
by Lucretla r. Hale Poetry and Carols OF Winter -
by Lucy Larconi, with pictures
DO not ,tdAto buy ST. Nicholas for the Christ
mas Holidays. Price 20 cents.
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slSg- Lost, on the day after Christmas, between
Clermont Mills Store and Fedc al Hill, Il sct
of Furs. The fiuder will receive a liberal re-
ward by leaving them al ClcrmOnt Mills Store.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-29

During the year there will Ge interesting papers
for boys, by william Cullen Bryant John q. Whit.
tier Thomas Hughes, illmm Hewitt Dr.. Holland
Gdorsc Macdonald, SANFORD b. Hunt, Frank r. Stock
ton and others
There will be stories, sketches and poems Of spc
cial interest grls, by Harriet Prescott spoffod
Susan Coolidge. Sarah Winter Kellogg Elizabeth stu
Phelps Louisa Alcott, Lucretia p. Hale. Celia
Thaxter, Mary Mapes Dodge, and many others
There will DO .lso
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-29
"A COMPLETE PICTORIAL HISTORY of the TIMES -
THE BEST, CHEAPEST, and MOST SUCCESSFUL
FAMILY FAMILY PAPER IN THf UNION"
Harper's Weekly.
IIIUSTRA TED.
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.

NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.
HARPER's WEEKLY should be in every family
throughout tile land, Il purer, more interesting,
higher toned betteriliustratcd paper Is not published
~ this or any other country Commercial Bul eth,
Boston.
The WEEKLY Ia the only illustrated paper of the
day that in It's essential characteristics il recognized
national paper brooklyn Eagle.
Tho leading articles in HAMPERS WEEKLY on
political topics models OF high toned discussion,
aud its pictorial illustrations are often corrubOratve
argument of no small iorCe--EXaminer aud Chronicle
Y.
The WEEKLY has TO sill larger degree dlsanced
al competitors illustrated newspaper. Its edi
rurials among the most able OF their kind and its
ther reading matter IL al once learned, brilliant and
amusing. IIs illustrations abundant and of rare
uNcel!euca-C Christian Advocate, ". Y
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-29

~ Wanted-2j head of Cattle to Winter
Plenty of corn.fodder and good shelter Price 81
per month. Apply to j. T. Walker, Perrymans-
Vile, Md, decl5.2t
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st. Nicholas.

"THE KING OF ALL PUBLICATIONS ISSUED Fer
THE YOUNG ON EITHER SIDE OF THE ALLAN
TIC."-S0uthampton lEnnlandl Obscrrer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-29

~ Highest cash prices paid for Wheat by G.
A. Carlisle, Bel Air, Md decl54t
.aysrwo Fresh Cows forsaIc B, F, Minnick,
Hickey,
s-43HT To Subscribers in Arrears.-A number of
npaid bills for subscription to The -Hgis and
Hteltigcaccr are now being sent ont for collec-
ton. 1t is hoped hat those who receive 20.
LITIGATION of their indebt cdness will promptly
respond with the amount due.
~ For Sale.-One dozen Chester Pigs, }
months old. Enquire at his Office. decl
~" Choice Berkshire Pigs, out of prze.win.
ming imported stock. Also Rye Straw for sale
by Ak. NJ, Fulford.
s9y- To Furmers.-1 am now receiving many
applications for insurance in the Farmers Fire
Insurance Co., of York, Pa. Those who wish
insurance to take effect January LIST, 1877,
should send in their applications now Never
assessed note, borrowed money, nor discount
ed paper. Cash items invested on call and am
ply secured 1856, I57 GS. Total assets liable
for losses 1881, 77349. Farmers risks taken de-
cidedly cheaper than by any other company
doing business in Hartford county. John j.
Alexander, Agent. sep29
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-29

and tunics of nearly every kind
are sattonsd On the side
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1877,

Which opens with November, 1875. begins short and
very entertainin serial from the French "The King
dom OF the Greedy,a story adapted to the hanksgiv
ing season. Another serial OF absorbing interest TO
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-29
"TWELVE SKY PICTURES,

BY Professor Proctor, the astronomer, with maps
showing "the Stars Of each Month"
Amusement and nstruction, with Fun and Fr0lic,
and Wit and Wisdom, will he mingled M heretofore
aud St. Nicholas will continue to delight the young
and give pleasure to the old.
THE LONDON LITERARY WORLD SAYS;
said to equal this choice production of scribuer's
press ALI the articles, whether in prose rhyme
are throbbug with vitality, The literature
and ar istic illustrations are both superb
The London Daily Ns'rS says: ave wish could
point ont Its equal in periodical literature"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-29

say~ Highest cash prices paid for Wheat by G
A. Carlisle, Bel Air, Md. dec15.4t
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Notice to Tax PayS
DERSONS who may considerthS

DERSONS who may consider thu
Il aggrieved by any valuation OF
ty, made by the Assessors ,iof any
ment District, within the liurisdiS s1on Il
this Board, are hereby notified that to fI2..
sure full consideration of such complaints
and appeals, in time tn Crmi,i.' r.
turns, which this Board is required to make
under the General Assessment Act, SUCH
complaints and appeals ought to be MAD
to this Board at the earliest possible day af-
ter tbereturn to this Board of the assess
ment OF the property concerning which such 4
personsmay consider themselves 0ggrieved
In all cases III which complaint or appeal
is not made within thirty days after the
return to this Board Of the valuation cOnSEa
planned of, this Board will proceed, alyss
though no complaints or appeals be made,
to review, under the powers given to it by
the Assessment Act, the valuati0ns-so re
turned to it, and will consider suCIft = z. q
rs final disposition, upon its part, Sr-S4
valuations in reference to which no coma
plant or appeal has been made within the !
time designated as aforesaid. ~
In accordance with the above uQF
from the Comptroller, all persons inteTncoa
are hereby notified that the Boq4aleNs
Control and Review for Hartford cou&'s
have received the assessment books 9!
FOURTH AND SIXTH DlSTRlC
and will hold the same subject TO reVjas
until the .A2s6
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Horses taken Mt Livery and well cared foi

THE CHANGERS will be strictly conducted as a
hrstclass Hotel, with all the modern comforts and
cOuvenicnces and every attention will bO given to
:cams!g": we'll as permanent G"af,irTs.
The attention of Jurymcn and others Is called to
these facts, and their patronage solicited Terms mode
rate. C26
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-29

,aysrwo Fresh Cows forsalc. B, F Minnck,
FIiCkfky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09

IL was noted - probable in THF STAB a
short time since that. owing 20 the complica-
lions surrounding the Presidential election
ali bets would be- declared OF" The Hon
John MOrrisScy. who hold. il il said over "A
million dollars in bets. has declared them off
on the gr"Cnd tlIat both parties claim the
election. and HAT even when a final decision
II reached IL will be far from satisfactory to
many who staksd money on the result The
honorable John i reported as saying that he
don't believe there il a man in the United
states who can raine The President, and il
there be any such he would like 10 bet him
$1,000 that he cannot do il. He says that had
ne Kept tire money and made n final decision
ne would have had thousands Of lawsuits Oh
his hands The honorable John, IL is almost
unnecessary TO say, loses nothing by this op-
Grafton His '-dowcherr a. n late UTnitai
states senator was wont 10 call IL, is two per
cent OF all the n>oGey in his hands Assam
ing that he holds ~ .5cOOoo. his share ,vouId
OF course be $50 COO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09

The Senate. by a vote OF 81 To 4, has sus-
tanned the ruling of SIR Ferry. preside of
The senate pro te'apore, declaring the joint
rules OF the twohouses no longer In existence
Inc only Senators voting against this ruling
were Messrs Merrinlon, Maxey, whyte, and
"rhefs- No less than nineteen Senators
made themselves conspicuous by their alb
sence or failure to vote. Ofthis number hi r
teen were democrats and six republicans
ThedenOcrats who voted 10 sustain the ruling
Of Mr.. Ferry were Messrs. Bayard, Cockrell,
Cooper, Dennis, Eaton, Herman, McCreery.
Mcdonald, Price. Randolph. and Wallac.
Altogether, the vote was Very emphatic ex-
preston OF the opinion OF the Senate on the
important subject under consideration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09

Since the governor of Oregon gave a GER
tifeate to democratic elector, the repub-
licans who claimed that the twenty second
joint rule YVES abolished, and that. in conse-
quence, the Constitution vested the sole
power of counting the electoral vote in the
presiding officer of the Senate, find this doc
trine kind of political boomerang which
returns to plague the inventors. The New
York World bows in humble submission be-
fore this assumption, and says it signs to
think that the President is, after all, to be
elected by mere technicality. 1t recon-
mends, however, that all should try and
bear tn misfortune like peaceful and loyal
citizens, and adds, "Let us turn up the
whites OF our eyes and submit to the forms
OF law, remembering that the functions of
Congress are not judicial but ministerial"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09
A Counter Mine.

As We suggested yesterday would probably
he the case. the democratic strategists are
ready to meet the flank attack threatened by
their opponents by which the House could be
prevented from going into an election for
President for want of a quorum. The project
was based upon the s1pposition that two
thirds of the states are requisite fora quorum,
and that as more than one-third of the states
represented In the House have majority OF
republicans, IL would be in their power, by
absenting themselves, Ia prevent a quorum.
Then the Senate could elect Vice President.
who would succeed to the Presidency.
But the democrats have been overhaul ing
the Constitution in hot haste, and as the result
they declare that it does not provide that there
shall be majority of the members from two
thirds OF the states. but only that a quorum
for the election of President shell consist of
"'tsnber or members from twO-thirds of the
states. There are not more than one fifth of the
states which have a solid republican delega-
ton. All the other republican states have
one or more democratic members, and their
attendance is, under the Constitution, all
that is necessary to constitute quorum.
Next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09

PRECNUTIoNARN.-Mr. Thomas L. Nor
gan. president of the board Of fire commits
sioners. made written application 10 the Dis
tTict Commissioners to-day to employ nine
additional firemen temporarily 10 make the
number complete. during the disability OF
about that number from sickness and other
causes, in order TO have the force in perfect
readiness during this cold snap for any
emergency. That this il necessary is de
monstrated by the fact that three fires ma We
occurred in this city since midnight mp To
the time Of this writing. with some loss of
property The fremen i'm their efforts TO
save further destruction have suffered great
hardshiTS. There are rot men enough on
duty ordinarily to inspire confidence, a ell Of
course when the Increased danger Of fire in
cold weather. and the disabling vi firemen by
ardCous duty are addict 10 the usual risk
the force should DC kept ~ 10 the full numer-
ical strength Of tie department. az least. One
or two new cClaf arleS are much needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09

On account Of the pressure Of both news and advsr
tisements upon columns 1T the present time, and
20 enable The STAR 20 Be circulated At tbs earliest
hour possible each day. advertisers requested
send in their early in the day practicable
They be in hand before O'Clock to insure in
-ertion the day, and they ought to be in As much
ssrlier than that 81 is possible in each case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09

Why not have the Paris fire brigade in all
places where people congregate? A dozen
well disciplined men in the Brooklyn theater
would have saved perhaps all the lives that
are now nourned.-fN Y. Ant.
A good idea. Even two or three dis
ciplined fremen I'm theater, with water
and hose always ready, could speedily ex-
tinsuish any fire which might occur before
10 could do much damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09

The standing of the District S.6j bonds I'm
financial circles is shown by the fac, noted
elsewhere that the New York Mutual Life
Insurance Company has sent to this city
si,i5sIooo coupon u. G. 3.e5 bonds for CONVEX
lion into registered bonds OF the same, as q
permanent investment. This makes nearly
four million dollars i'm registered bonds is
sued TO date TO different holders for long in
yesfment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09
NO TT C. E.
A Good Paper.

RvEFYBoDY knows THE INDEPENDENT, Of New
York a. the leading, most enterprising, and, all
agree, most readable and instructive Of eur nurner
Gus religious papers. 1t is hot slow recognize the
fact that the popular passion for Chromos has died
out, and il makes the remark able offer of any one
volume Of Dickens Works, Handsomely illustrated
and bound duodecmo, to any body who will sub
scribe aud send the regular Three Dollars subscrip
ton. This is equivalent to offering the pa per for
dollar and half. Everybody wants some volume of
Dickens, and everybody ought to want THE INDIE
PENDENT. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09
- . - .

The Baltimore G0-e'se has IL had. II speaks
Of the lu#ch Iar;y given 10y the President
Yesterday 10 members of the Cabinet and
their wives a. ''CorSp.TatorS ina Council
But perhaps IL means il in al Ofenbach.an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09
Reading Matter on Every Page.

ssrorss Daily Circulation
orer $4,000, - being more than
three times that Of any other
daily paper in Washington, and
eQWaf 10 that Of all fhe other
daily papers fn the city added
foOPfbPr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09
FOR RENT AND SALE.
L,CR RENT

Il Brick HOUSE Ne. Z ~ issh streS ~ ROOMS.
. "a. And vater newly gsPrrs-i ard painted .. -
Brick HOUSE on street. nesr Sth Tsppns n
Franc House No > X u ave. N n rss-uls--. -
Frame HOose NJ. S1l III strut n. Fes,ru. .. ~
Apply 70 ALBERT y. Fox, Rsal ES.sf- Agent.
0ffce Nc. $40 street northwr- Ia b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09

The proposition 10 send lIr Presidential
complication TO be supreme COart seems 70
have one in,uPerahlc objection. IL wouli be
requisite for ina; tribunal Ia make a decision
within month. Now. whoc,e r knew the
Supreme Court tOdcciJeauythingin u MONTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09

For further list OF houses at all rentals apply at
this Office. f'
AUCTION Sdles
On FRIDAY. December 18th, ~ r m. valu-
able improved property nth aud q streets north
east and 18th street aud Maryland ave. east
LoON
500, 81 ,000-Two per cent for negotiat-
ing loan. darg ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09

EoR RENT
Il Large III all and L. elec ant rooms above al 622
Penn-y wanna avenue northwest ....... & II
AS Penn a avenue n 2 ssid X
l1l4 street NV, 10 rooms. mod INN -. -
- street northwest, 10 rooms, mod. imp. a.
III street northeast, ROOMS, mod. imp -...-... ~
II . 18th street southwest. Rooms and stable -
MILLER HOFFMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. ROBERTsON g,
BOOTS AND SHOES.

RUN YOUR SHOES BEFORE THEHoLIDAYs.
b a. '. ". SkIBi S.-Mumrn FuNef a.
aLd Leather. : J. . a. - ~. Women s<rDm&{
FUNed and Button. "a 60 S. ~. Woman : PeI.
,.rnln Button, : lie Upwards, Ma scs Pch Gram
Button. : - G. -. Mi-so- and Bows Schoui Sh1e-
: J. Best SlEU Congress Cater sold old Ladies
lcNed Cater, : l. White slippers for the Holiday.
Children Shoes from 80 cents upwards.
Call NJ
I9i4Isl6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
d-cstr Retwe.n fqfb and -frs..f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09
BOARDING..


I AFAYETTE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOARD, SIS
IL per mouth; ROOMS en- suite or single deco I'm
ROARDlNG--Gent wishes BREAkFAsT and
- TEA first clsssi with family where there
few or no other boarters. within five minutes walk
of City Hall. J. II. W, Post office. 1t
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ! Large and
small, with first class TABLE BOARD, at 100
and 1l04 18th street northwest, near Mas. ave.
NO llocatIon and terms very low. decS At
EOR RENT--Plessant furnished ROOMS, with
u All modern improvements, with without
BOARD, I spa 9Th street, between and streets
northwest. decS Ct
ROARDING.-Singlean and double ROOMS M d
- crate prices in the finest location in the city No
1915 Massachusetts, avenue. decSst'
10l2K STREET, (on the Terrace. Desirable
I'D and elegantly furnished ROOMS, either an
class CT s1s ae Bna9 Gs had = applied for
DLEAsANT, NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
Il on suite or single, suitable for Congressman and
Others with first class BOARD: at sos ls,h street
Boarders accommodated. dec6-6t'
1901 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
1871 wEST-Newly furnished single or unfnr-
nished ROOMS, en- suite, with BOARD. dec5-6t*
ROARDING-yery desirable commune atins fur
- nished ROOMS, with private bath rooms and
water closets attached sin gle aud en- suite for rent
222 81 street northwest. dec5-5t'
day. nov2s 6m
NOURTEN HOUSE. 922 and 92I st north
Table Boarders taken. noy2Slm*
HANDSOME NEWLY FURNIsHED ROOMS,
en- suite or single, with or without first class
BOARD, at No 1856 18th street, between G and Ii.
Table aud Transient Boarders accommodated
nov23 In
DARKINSON HOUSE, Sd street and Pennsylvania
avenue can now accommodate a few Boarders
per month. First-class Table Board, SIS per
month nOvl6 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-09
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

III OLD AY GOODS.
My stock IF Goods suitable for Holiday Presents is
now complete. Customers will ind IL 10 their CON
lCrt 10 make selections early. All the Standard aud
Illustrated Books Of the Season. Teachers Bible.
Bagsters, Oxford, and Tract Societies Editions
Writing Desks, Work Boxes. Dressing Gases The
largest and most com plete stock If Juvenile Ba * IN
the District In order TO reduce stock offer a large
assortment OF thrOmus at y per cent. discount
VIM. BALLANTYNE-S.
dec3-r 42s 18th street.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE JUVE-
NILE BOOKS FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-The
Rose in Bloom: SEQUEL to !, Eight Cousins by Lon
isa NJ. Alcott, 50; 1--WE Boys" written by one of
US for Aunt Louise; 81; Jan of the Windmill, a
other Boys, 81 e; shifting for Himself, by Horstio
Alger, 8 10: The Young Trial Hunters, by :. W.
CoZZens, 80; Flake EriZzle, by Sophie May, au-
thor o: Little Prudy Books, 7sc; The Winged Lion.
No. Of Dodge Club Series, by DeMie, S 50; The
Boys of Other Countries, by Baysrd Taylor 8 50;
Living Too Fast, by Oliver Optic, Sl.75; The Boy
Enigrants, by Noah Brooks, 81 SC; Lion Jack, by
z. T. BaInum, 81 So The Pearl Fountain, and other
Fairy Stories, by the ksyanaghs, beautifully Illus
trsted, 4to., cloth, $3.50; The Boys Of 70. by c. &.
Coffin, llustT ated, 4to cloth, s.. For sale by
MOHCN BROS.
Booksellers and Stdtioners.
decl u 1918 Pennsylvsnis Avenue.
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FOR SALE.

L'oR SALE--A fiuely matched pair of BLACK
Il HORSES. years old; IS hands high; >tNN
well broke to harness and gated Can be %S(f
seen at PRICE Stable 9th street northwest #
National Hotel. dec93tT
IGOR SALE-A handsome COUPELETTE, in first
class order. i'll be sold at sacrifice. :aFiR 8
80 owner mas no further use for IL. CanspNtS<S
be seen al X. CRUIT : Stable, q street &2@As6
between Eth and 18th streets. decS3t
IGOR SALE-CHEAP-A six-year old HORSE
J. and light No-top Buggy Express and ~
Harness. at HUIEY Il co ) Stables, %cS
Georgetown, Lear Market street. dcc7-5t
DARE OPPpRTUSITY-A splendiily 10. -ched
Ia PAIR of NM Bay HORSES, sound and IA
kind: Gold mounted Harness. and nearly %OS
new i.auudalct, constituting Of the finest turn
cuts in the city, will be sold for want Of use Stable
for rent. Address W. ii. L., p. y. Box No. 1876.
deC7 81
EIOR SALE--A large lot OF second hand HAR
MISS, consisting of double and single, light and
heavy. Will b. sold cheap for cash, st 0LCOTTS
STABLES, 81, bet 18th aud 18th SITS NV. de5 lw
CANARY BIRDS. EXCELLENT SINGERS,
" Mocking Birds, Food, Cages. Also, Bird sHA
Seed; 81 South street, between LIST and 2d3H
streets southeast. Pennsylvania avenue cars>&
pass the door.
now im' M. G0ETZ.
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
~ The largest and most varied assOrt-o Z6R7
Inent of latest Style Of Carriages, COupes- 49,
Rockaways. jump seats, Park PhetOns. NZSES
JagCers, Top aud No Top Buggiss. Also, several
hne second hand Panel Carriages and Bugges or
hand at +. u. SCHMITT 4 cos,
mariS TT No. 3Is Eth ST., bet. G and d n w.