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The True American Girl,

This is what the Anerican Register tells
the Parsians perverted by the libels of
"DOncle:"
"Your true American girl is very
charming being. Like all creatures
reared in freedom, she possesses an I'M
taught grace and vigor of mind as we'll
as Of body. She is no helpless puppet,
as is her European prototype, pulled
about by hidden wires, and kept per-
petuaIly in d box. Bred amid the health
full atmosphere OF a social system of ex-
ceptional purity, respected, honored and
guarded from babyhood by the chivalrous
natures that surround her, she learns to
think and act for herself, and to think
and act Alright. It is we'll nigh impossi-
BILE to over-estimate her influence on our
social system. Reared at her side, the
American youth grows up with an in
stinctive reverence for and desire to pro-
tect helpless innocence and maidenly
purity. The salons to which she lends
the charm of her winning graces and
youthful sweetness are more potent for
good than were the salons of Recamier
or De Stael. The love that she inspires
is young mans best shield against
temptation. 1t is owing to her, and to
the gentle magic of her companionship,
that the demi monde is not yet a power in
our land She does not herself under
stand, the smiling maiden, what good she
has done a..a doing g. every eve day. Yet
her whiteimage has waved back many a
youth from the pathway Of temptation,
her clear eyes lent light to the compre-
hension of better things"
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For upwards of thirty years Mrs.
WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children with never-failing success. 1t
corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dys-
EMERY and diarrhGa, whether arising from
teething or other causes. An old and we'll
tried remedy. Is cts. a bottle.
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Remember This.

THAT when you buy can of DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER you take no chances, for il
is warranted absolutely pure full strength
and full weight, and it cannot fail, if prop
erly aseE, - iizstyySsse t,.;zsisst fostirs Az
satisfactory results; not only in biscuits
rolls, mullins and fancy cakes, but in all
kinds of batter griddle cakes as we'll.
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E,EILows'
Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites
Speedily and permanently Cures

Congestion of the Lungs, Bronchitis, Consumption,
Nervous Prostitution, Shortncss of Breath, Palpita.
ton of the Heart, Trembling Of the Hands and
Limbs Physical and Mental Depression, Loss Of
Appetite, Loss of Energy, loss of Momory. II will
rapidly improve tho weakened functions and organs
of the body, which depend for health upon volunta-
ry, semi-yountary. and involuntary nervous action
to the exquisite harmony of its ingredients. akin
=, ryf Hio issii. S :is.a pleasant and lie effects
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ACCIDENTS will happen, and it is best
to be always prepared for them. Sufferers
from Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Wounds, Bruises
and Sprains, will find immediate relief in
the use of GRACE's SALvE, which also cures
old Sores, Felons, Corns, Ulcers, etc.
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Parsons PURGATIvE PILLS are a
priceless boon to the people of the South
and Southwest. They effectually prevent
fever and ague and all malarious diseases,
and cost only % cents box.
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The Grenlesl Discovery OF the Age is DR..
Tobias Celebrated Venetian Lininlent! 30 years be
fore the public, and warranted to euro Diarrhea,
Dysentery. Uoiic, and Spasms taken internally; and
Group, Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Threats. Cuts
Bruises, Old Sores. and Pains in the Limbs, Back,
and Chest, externally. 1t has failed. ofam-
lily will ever be without IL after giving it fair
trial Price, 40 cents. DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN
HORSE IMMINENT, in Pint Bottles, at One Dollar,
is warranted superior to any other, or NO PAY, for
the of Collie, Cuts Bruises Old Sores, etc. Sold
by all Druggists. Depot-lO Park Place. New York
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The horrors of war are nothing to the
horrors of Neuralgia. Immediate relief may
be mad by bathing the head with Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment and snuff it up the nos.
trils.
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SUCH names as DR.. O.W. Holmes,
Washington Irving, and Ex-President Van
Buren,, have borne testimony to the efficacy
of WHITCOMB's ASTHMA REMEDY, which is
for sale by druggists. ~
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At this Season Of the Year,

The human system is liable to become dsordered
from the insufficient efforts Of the liver to discharge
the excess of bile. If nature il not assisted in her
efforts severe bilious attacks, Frustrating fevers
necessarily follow, causing great suffering and
prevent all this and may be found in that ia vortn
household remedy, SinlIl Liver neg uiniOr
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lasses, one OF lard, one tablespoon of
ginger, one dessert-spoon of soda dis
solved in a very little hot water, and
enough -four to make smooth dough !;
roll them.
To MAKE A MUSTARD Plaster
Take tablespoonful of treacle, more or
less, as desired stir thick with mustard,
and having spread it on cloth, apply it
directly to the skin; it will not blister,
even if kept on for an hour.
CHERRY PIE.-Now is the season for
rich cherry pies. Line the dish with
good crust and fill with ripe cherries,
regulating the quantity of sugar by their
sweetness. Cover and bake. Sift sugar
over the top and eat cold. We prefer to
cook our cherry pie with the pits in, and
We Ike plenty Of cherries.
SAssAFRAs BEER-Pour two quarts
of boiling water upon two large spoon.
fuls Of cream tartar and add ten drops Of
oil of sassafras, ten drops of oil of spruce,
ten drops Of wintergreen, then add eight
quarts of cold water and pint of good
yeast and sweeten to taste; let it stand
twenty-four hours and then bottle it.
This makes delicious beverage.
! CURRANT AND RASPBERRY TART
Raspberries and currants combined make
fine tart; lay them and mix well to.
gether, three cups of currants to one Of
| raspberries. Then fill the crust and ap.
j ply plenty III sugar. &, G1Vef with crust
| bake and eat cold with white sugar silt.
ed over it. 81 q,
STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE.-Make {
good dough the same as for soda biscuit
roll it thin, the size Of your jelly eaks
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w Oourtship Made Easy.

Alderman has hit upon a plan by
which a. large number Of girls can be
courted at the same time in'one room,
and thinks parents with many daughters
will hail him as a benefactor. The in
vention is based upon a theory that
"courtshipn requires: a parlor, Il sofa,
subdued light and seclusion." The in
ventor constructed in his house aretiring
room styled the lovers retreat" This
apartment is aexquisitely furnished.
Soft velvet pile carpets cover the floor.
Elegant couches are placed here and
as you sit down the soft swelling tones
of musical box ascend from below and
agreeabIy startle you. At one end Of
the room is bay window, filled with
all kinds of plants, exhaling delicious
odors, and presenting a rare picture of
loveliness. Around the room are placed
three statues-one of Psyche, one of
Cupid and one of Venus. Through a
small window in one corner of the room
filled with pale pink glass, a food of
softly tinted light falls upon the statues
and gives them life-iike ooleriHg. Tn
the center of the ceiling, which is
beautifully freseoed, is 8 magnificent
blush rose, to imply that all that happens
there is sub rosa. A silver fountain in
the center of the apartment scatters
odoriferous spray on the air, golden
basin receiving itas it falls. Sentiments
from Schiller, Goethe, Shakespeare and
other famous poets, are scattered among
the fresco work. These thoughts that
breathe and words that burn are ar
ranged according to their intensity. AL
bear on the subject of love. The mega
tive sentiments are painted on BLACK
ground, the next in order on a purple
and so on, until the glowing itSteranUsi
of affection are imbedded in "a setting o.
watm crimson. These sentiments arr
numbered. At one side of the doc
stands a statue of Venus, and at th,
other q statue of Adonis, On the ex
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At the present time, in large cities par
ticularly there is more demand for comb
honey in small frames and boxes. than
for extracted. This result is due, in a
great measure, to the frauds that were
practiced in former years by manufac-
turers of what was called strained J"
honey.
Extracted honey is the purest honey
possible, and physicians have often de-
nounced the idea Of eating honey and
comb also; and when the useless and in
furious effect of eating comb is generally
understood, we shall SIT from eating
it as we would from eating glass;
Extracted honey may be eaten at all
times with perfect impunity. Our Jew
ish friends use honey in many OF their
religious rites, particularly in the feast
of the passover, and so strict are they in
regard to it's purity that the price to be
paid is no object-the Rabbis instruct
them to buy candied honey as more
complete precautionary measure against
its impurity.
And when we consider that pure honey
is the very essence of the flowers and
plants, in which we are told there is a
remedy tor every disease, surely we can
not doubt the happy combination of
honey and medicine. The scripture tells
us in many passages of the wonderful
efficacy Of honey as a food and medicine.
And l believe as the treatment of the
disease becomes more rational. so will
the value of honey as medicine become
more and more apparent. Honey has
been generally looked upon as luxury.
The price has been considered high; the
consequence is that fashionable golden
syrups have been filling the place that
honey ought to occupy, and which honey
is now fast superseding as the injurious
effects of these syrups becomes generally
known.--Our Home Journal.
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CHEW
The Celebrated
'MATCHLESs"
Wood Tag Plug

THE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York. Boston and Chicago
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR has been in use
for half century, and there is not single in
stance record where it has failed to effect cure
when taken in time, according to the directions 1t
is without doubt tho greatest Liver Medicine in
the world, is perfectly harmless being carefully
compounded from rare roots and herbs, containing
no mercury or any injurious mineral substance. 1t
takes the place of aui nine and calomel and has
heretofore been extensively used. Procure a bottle
at once from your druggist Do not delay; give it a
fair trial and you will be more than satisfied with
the result obtained.
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STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE.-Make a
good dough the same as for soda biscuit;
roll it thin, the size Of your jelly cake
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Dry Goods.

ON THE RELATION OF CARL
sCHuliI, SECRETARY OF THE IN
TERROR
National Republican., 1878-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

SIDE combs arc again worn by ladies, old and
young.
The most stylish visiting cards are very
plain, with the name in writing, or fac simiLs
Of the owners handwriting.
IT Is little troubles that wear tho heart out.
II is easier to throw bombshell mile than
ieathcr-oven with artillery.
MILToS BLoUcH, of Lebanon, recently
wrote 2,O3 words on postal. A micri-
scope is required to read them.
ASSA DICKINSON has written new play
for Katherine Rogers. She has refused all
offers for her Grown of ThOrns.',
lN Bristol paper the other day was advcr-
tiscd for sale the comb which the Prince Of
Wales had used during q visit to that city.
"WHY didn't you put on clean collar bc.
fore you left homer ?" called out an imperti-
nent young fop to an omnibus driver. Cause
your mother hadn't sent home my Washing"
was the extinguishing reply.
Mr. HENRY IRVING laid tho foundation
stone Of an institute in Birmingham, England,
recently, and was afterward entertained at Q
luncheon. In reply to q toast he said that
the drama was bound up with some Of the best
instincts of human nature and that sensible
men, instead of destroying should strive .ta
remove Its abuses and elevate its tone.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Baltimore General MARKET.

BAITtNORE, sept 10, ts7s
Cotton weak and lower. Mlddllns. iii,@liEc
Flour fairly active and In buyers E,vor. Howard.
street and Western supcrine, 81 SDgfj2J, do extra
80 y9g4 "; city Mills superlne u 500 25 do family
y iAb 25; do, extra, 81 jO6tI; do Ito brands sj sod
b75; PRiapscO hmIly 90 -
Wn-H-SuuIhrrn steady. Western quiet and steady,
Southern red prime, slGi %; do amber. ii OiI Ud
No. Pennsylvana red " Ona No. Western winter
si Oj4.
Corn-Southern firm. Western Quiet = southern
white, 5Sc; do yellow, b2dS3c Western mixed spot,
September, and October, Sic; steamer, 4sc
Oats fliry active and firm. Southern, 2Gd CSC
Western white SG2sc DO naked, 2Oc; Pennsylvania
2BGt2sc
Rye quiet at G453c.
Hay dull and unchanged. Maryland and Pennsyl
vnnin prime, sIlgl2
Provisions dull, heavy, and unchanged Pork eli o.
Bulk nleats-loose nominal shoulders SIC; clear ri
sides, &c; packed, 5b@ 6sc. Bacon-Shoulders az G
cienrrib sides, &c. Iams, i2'igl9sc, Lard, refined
l51lic. "
Petroleum nominal Refined IOI,c; crude 7l.c
Coi'ee steady and quiet, Rio cargoes iI20iTy,c
whisky dull and nominal NJ o. COOL 10Y,
sugar very iirm at shgy,ac.
ls,5Il bu oats, so blI.
Shipmenis.wheat, lOi 900 bu; corn. iO.soo
frelghts 10 Liverpool per steam-Cotlon, Nd; -four
y ID; grain IUI,,d.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
FOR NATL.LoCKs.
Po.r.OrtIcn DrrAnrMnNr.

WNsTTINVTWN, y. e. AUGUST Is, ItIE.
eparat0 sealed proposals W II be- received at this
Department until u UclOck noon on til" a. day OF
March, Is71, for furnishing four aud different
kinds of Locks and Keys for the sole and exclusive
use Of the United states mails, including, bh= tnusa
TO be used for mail bags, such 10 be used Tor the
street ctrrbONC- Of the United states.
As the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to Intelligent blullug on any prescribed
ninlc Of lock and key would tend to imnR IL not
entirely cs Oy tie further utility Of all such locks
and for he purposes Of the malls tn Postmaster
General prescrlbs no mohels or samples Tor bidders,
but relies for selection the mechanical Ingenuity
aud skill which u fair composition among Inventors
hereby invited, may develop Ia samples submitted ny
thrm.
specifications OF requirements Us to proposals. sam.
pl kinds aud quantities Of locks aud keys contracts
g., viii he furnished m application by letter tO Tia,
second Assistant rn'tmn-teT-t icnerld
No proposal wall b. considered which IA not sub
nlilted In rurHnCe with such specifications an
| lUi ms Of propOS'l
| The contracts which may he male ara TO he In con
fUrnIy wti tie specifications and nSelel prupasali
ID. VI. KEY,
gfpFi lam nj
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Auction Sales.--future DAYS.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Is.
~ TATE NO. ic'i SIXTH STREET NORTH
By virtue of n decree OF the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, In equity, No. Ol. dated
March ~, 1881 Will re at public auction, In front OF
the premises, to the highest bidder, on MON DAY,
the lab day DfSEPrEMBIR II, is7s, At o'clock r. M,
the following described premiseI TO wit! The south
part Of lot numbered SIX (d), IN square numbered
iOur hnndTei and ICYentysevcn 90. beginning for
the same ut the southwest corner Of said lot thence
running north along the line Of Sixth street west
fourteen feet and two inches !1 thence east IN the
eastern line NJ said lot thence south fourteen "a feet
and two Cl inches thence west TO said Sixth street To
the place Of BEGINNING, upon the following terms, TO
wilt One fourth cash and the balance In six 6),
twelve u2D. and eighteen 1s) months, with leave to
the purnhas. T to anticipate any or all of the de.
erre1 payments, the deferred payments to bear ln-
terest ~ sN (6D cent annum until paid and be
secured by tho notes Of the purchaser and deed Of
trust upon the premises.
A deposit OF one hundred dollars will bn required on
the day Of sale II the terms OF sale not CON piled
with IN ten days amer said sale, the property viii he
re- old At the cost Of the dcfnultng purchaser All
convcyanclng at the expense Of the pirCha.gr.
II. u. hetLTON, Trustee.
DTNCANsnS BRos., AuctInuIeFA sp6.lOt
National Republican., 1878-09-11
DROrOSALs FOR PAPER PULP PRODuCED
l. Bl THE DESTRUCTION ny MACERArION
OF OfGONERNMENT sECthLTLES
TREASURY DEpAnrNENr,


BrREAC OF ESGHAVINg ASD PHfNTING,
WASHINGTON, August ~ Is7S
Sealed proposals. viii be received NJ this Office until
WEDNESDAS, the 18th OF september nuNt, at IL
o'clock M, for the purchase o. the accumulation OF
paper pulp amounting 70 about three hundred (sOl
tons wet pulp, produced by the mhceraton OF United
States no and ecurltles ani revenue stamps The
pulp can he seen on the prem adjoining the mac
Grafton hOrss on the "Whltp Lot" south of the
Treasury Department building
Proposals Will b. received her for the whole lot
for quantities Of not less Than hundred tons wet.
ton TO consist Of two thOusard pounds; the packing
aud removal OF tho same to be- at the expense Of the
purchaser.
Terms; permit for the removal OF n given quau.
ity will be Issued from this Office upon the amount In
payment therefor being deposited with the Treasurer
" any Assistant Treasurer oil the United states until
the whole Is removed.
The whole amount OF pulp n to be removed within
two months ifom the time OF tho award but NJ OIL
reasonable grounds shown, small extension Of the
time Will be Permitted.
satisfactory bond will be required TO be executed
and filed within ten days ner tue award for the fat
iul performance Ofthe contract.
The right to rej Ct any or all Of the bdss reserved.
Tie prDpgNaS should bc mdorsed proposals for
Pup" andhe addressed to -
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
hu3l Chic OF Bureau.
National Republican., 1878-09-11

hN,iit II.
Saunders Us. Dodge; decree annuling decd &c
Green vs. Adams decree for payment OF u specific
sum. Brown VI, Dyer: decree constituting will and
Tor specific sum- appeal 10 general term Kedley
vs. scOlt leave TO file amended bill. Ray u al vs.
Ray Ct al guardian ddHicm appointed Roach VS.
Sastleman; decree In favor Of Judgments rs equi
ties On real estate.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
BILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS,

ITTIV INTIS, TWTINTTVS
and all kinds ui JOB PRINTING executed with neat
meas aud dispatch NJ THE REPUBLICANS JOB
OFFICE, the largest establlshnlenlln tho city .UC2
National Republican., 1878-09-11
suR.rRrAsuRY STATEMENT.
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market,

GpORgrTowS. Sept. 10. 1874
Wheat-The market for wheat to-day opened dull
and heavy, with tho feeling somewhat paiCky and de-
norllklng The offerings on Change amounted TO
gIO Obushels OF wheat with sales for the part at
the range of s5cdsi w per bushel for fair FntE to
strictly prime lancaster The bulk Of the best samples
were Of the descriptions of FulH which sold at Nct1
slper bushel. AZ the close write the market duh
aud weak aud prices unsettled
COrn-The supply OF corn continues TO be fully ade.
quate 10 the present wants OF the local milling trade
aud we still write the market dull and inactive foT
WhUe aud yellow. We quote nOminally at unchanged
rates. for yellow 5G $50 and white $50 per busie
National Republican., 1878-09-11
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
rn-r.OrFIcr DrrAErNrNr.


. WAsHINgTOS, u. e., september =, ls1S
Proposals Will he received ut the Contract Office Of
ths Department until m. Of October u. ls1S, for
carrying the mails Of the United states upon the
routes, and Accord to the schedule of arrival and
departure syocittd BY the Department, In The al"
Ot Maryland, from January I, ls7p TO June lsSl.
Isis OF routes with schedules of arrivals and drpnr
lures instruct Ions TO bidders, with forms for con.
trn T. and bonds, and all other ssary Information.
VIII be furnished upon application to the second As
siSlant POSTUM ster.GeneTgL u. ". KEY,
sept poStnIastpr-' Ienarnl.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
IOROPOSAIS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN MAIL.
BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS.
pnsr.OrrIcr DErARrMRN-

Pogr-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGTUS, u. -, August iA is1s.
Proposals from patrntr-, or their as'lgiIccs, for
granting the Of improvements In the construction.
or In the mode OF opening and closing mail bags uf
any all kinds, and in the manufacture or materials
thereof and alsb for the use or patented devices for
tagg lg or labelling the same win he received at this
Department until u o'clock on the ID day Of
December. ISIS.
All proposals must he In accorinnc, with the speci-
hCt0ns and form Of proposal which will be furnished
application by letter to tho Second Assistant Post
lnastC r. icnptN.
The Contracts which may De made for the use Of
patents will be In conformity with such speCitlca-
lions aud the accepted proposals.
Postmaster 4 ienpral.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
FfCJLTf!
w w gnilnn IL IL ProsIlnu

W, W. Patton, ID. d. PrcsIdent.
Gideon y. Palmer, VI. D.,
DEAN AND PROFESSOR OF pUNSIOIODY
AND HYGIENE.
Charles u. Pursi-, NJ. H.,
SEQ RErAHN AND PROFESSOR or OnsrE-r-
RltS AND DISEASES OF WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
Mel D. Graham, VI. D.,
PROFESSOR OF TiIE PRINCIPLES AND
PRNCTICE OF SURGERY.
Daniel - Lamb, NJ. H.,
PROFESSOR OF DTsCRIrTIvE AND SUR
GltAL ANATOMY.
william u. seaman, A. NJ,
rROFESSoR OF GENERAL AND MEDICAL
CHEMISTRY.
Thomas Is. Hood, VI. D.,
PRpFEsSoR OF THE PRINCIPLES AND
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
John T.. Bracitett, NJ. D.,
nhoEFssOn OF MATERIA aEDICA AND
THERAPEtT TICS
=. II. Watts, ". d.,
LECTURER on PHARMACOLOGY.
a. 4. Bogue, VI. ID,
DEMONSTRATION, OF ANATOMY. sep4im
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Georgetown Cattle Market.

GEoRGErowS, Sept. ~, ls7s
Onorinps-Two hundred and twelve beef cattle, 20
sheep GJ lanbs. and Is cows and Cuves
Snles-TwO hundred aud six beef cattle Rt a. JOd
ibGs per gross cwt, 30 sheep at Sic per pound, Go
lambs at iSg6ic per pound, and Is and calves
n S1Ogb each. Market alr.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Howard University Medical College.

Winter session will commence OCTOBER I. aud
continue nve months. This school Offers thoruuy IN
course Of medical instruction tO nl properly qua sd
applicants, without regard To SEN or COLOR TUE
llpN FREE For circular address e. f. PJRViA,
NJ. d, secretary, No. Ills Thirteenth street.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
TTNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue ofa writ OF ter flcias issued out Of the
clerk office Of tho supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, Will sell a. pupllc
sale for cash ut the courthouse door Of said District
on MONDAY, the 10th day oi september, isIs, at !.
O'Clock M all the right, title, claim and Interest OF
described property towit Besnning Ht the nortea't
corner OF David Miliers land 70 links southeast from
the eighhme stone Of the northeast line Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and running thence north solS de
greSs. said Hers liue u - lOb perches
thence south 49, degrees, east 81 slO lerchrs to
cedar tree the west side OF the river road; thence
along said road north 80 degrees, east II peTches tu
sad Mlcrs most eaStorly corner being IN the said
strict linr thence along the said District line north
~ degT es west 80 perchUS to the place of b1gn NJ,
containing fur acres levied upon Ms the property Of
David Miller TO satisfy execution No. ejlI NJ law la
favor oi l.uwls johnson ~ 60. ~ ...... go.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
United States Marshal u e.