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re- Congressman Blackburn of Kentucky,
predicts that there will be four Presidential can
didates in the field in 1880 Grant and COnser-
vative by the two wings of the Republican party;
Butler, at the head of the Nationals, and Thur
man at the head of the Democrats. Tilden's
name he is sure would be Missed out of the nomi
mating convention. The election would bethrown
into Congress, and Democratic President would
he chosen
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ton at all.

@~ Kearney, the California agitator and blow
er, is making speeches in Massachusetts and en-
deavOring to get up an excitement on the labor
subject, but people are coming to the conclusion
that he is a fraud. He comes down heavy on
''thieving officials" and others, which is all well
enough, yet he does not hesitate to steal his
speeches, which generally those of men Of
sense and which he alters to suit different places
and circumstances. He and Ben Butler are Oper
atino together and they are a fine pair.
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re- There are several cases of yellow fever at
the Marine hospital near Baltimore, but none have
proved fatal. The patients were taken from quar-
antned vessels. There is no alarm felt in the city
on account of the disease.
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re- Iowa farmers are reported to have been
working night and day and Sundays to get in
their crops, while the state is flooded with tramps
who refuse even as high offers as $3.50 day aad
board.
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HAMBLETONIAN STALLION,
s.OAKLAND CHIEF

OAKLAND CHIEF is rich bay, l6 hands
~ high and years old. He ~
was sired by Country Gentleman, .6%D
he by Rysdyks HambIetonan; e2Ad1
dam Nancy Hoyt by Alexander'sSZlk [1Yh
Abdallah, the sire of the far-famed w -
mare Goldsmith Maid ; second dam by Mambrino
Chief.
OAKLAND CHIEF is horse Of much ele-
gance and finish of lengthy proportions, and not
wanting in substance Power is nicely blended
with quality throughout his contour. His back,
loin and other prOpelling points are exceeding
good. He has an open, clean gait, with an extra
long stride, and can show very rapid. As a Foal-
getter he has no superior. His fine presence and
flowing action has made him many ardent admi-
rers. He needs only to be seen to be admired.
Will make the season of 1878 at the JOCKEY
CLUB STABLES, G0VANST0WN, 4 miles on
the York Road, from March 10th to October LIST.
Good keeping for mares from a distance, at
owners risk. Terms $25 the Season.
Those who desire to improve their stock are re-
spectfully requested to call and examine Oakland
Chief for themselves before breeding.
zES~ For further particulars call on or address
L. MONGAR,
Govanstown, Baltimore county, Nd.
May At.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
PROPERTY IN FIFTH DISTRICT.

PROPERTY IN FIFTH DISTRICT.
DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court fol
Id Baltimore county, the undersigned, Trustee
will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premis-
es, on
Saturday, the 24th day Of August nert, Qs7s,)
at one o'clock P. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARTS OF TRACTS
OR PARCELS OF LAND LYING AND
BEING IN THE (5TH FIFTH DIS
TRICT, BALTIMORE COUNTY,
in the State of Maryland, within two 81
SH miles of Beckleysville and within -
III two-and- a. half miles of
baftImUrc hanover naIir0au being
made and shortly to be finished, containing about
40 rs ACRES,
being the property of the late Peter FowbIe. and
on which he resided at the time of his death, and
to which he became entitled by purchase from
Thomas Cockey Tin part) and from Jacob Hare
lin part.
This property is well situated, adapted to all
kinds of grain, fruits and grass well watered with
a suficiency of WOOD and TIMBER, and sus-
cephbe of the highest degree of improvement at
comparatively small outlay.
The improvements are fair. There are
TWO DWELLINGS;
the usual out houses to the main DWELLING. and
fine orchards of Apples, Peaches, Pears and Cher
ries-not less than 400 apple trees-young-
bearing, and of choice varieties.
This property is within three miles of the Ham,
over Turnpike, within mile-and -a-half of Grist
and Saw Mills, and within mile School Houses
and Churhes.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne- third Cash on the
day OF sac sone-third in one year and the bal
ance in to years; credit payments to be secured
by note md endOrser to the satisfaction of the
sRrustee, all Cash at the option of the purchas-
er.
lss- br other information apply to D. II.
EMORfat TowsOntOwn or d. C. H. EMORY at
AZ st. Pal street, Baltimore city, or to
RICHARD FOWBLE,
Trustee.
HEM WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
las~ nc property is laid off into three parcels
and WILDE so sold. No. contains II2 ACRES.
No. cdains 81 ACRES, and No. 8 contains
z rs AGES.
RICHARD F0WBLE,
aug Us Trustee.
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re- Assistant Postmaster General Tyner tried,
while in Paris, to ascertain from General Grant
himself whether he was a candidate for a third
term. The most direct answer he could get was
81 was heartily tired of public life, and have no
desire to enter again upon it,
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TO- otter's travelling show, with Ben Butler
as middleman, is now exhibiting in New York
The editor of the New Orleans Times was exam
ined as witness on Tuesday but nothing new or
startling was elected.
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OTRAY STOCK. ESTATE OF \
y LAND, BALTIMORE COUNTY TO v
This is to certify that ON this 18th day of Aug
1878, Abraham C. Scott brought before q
me the subscriber Justice of the Peace, LS.I1
in and for the county and State aforesaid, AI4
large bay HORSE with heavy name, l white hind
D. foot, thick winded, and one large dark
WztA MULE, with collar mark on his shoulder,
sekmN.the same having been taken up as estrays
trespassing upon his Enclosures. Given under
my hand JAS. L. GALLAGHER, j. p.
The owner or owners of the above described
stock is requested to come forward, prove proper
ty, pay charges and take it away.
A. c. SCOTT,
Aug 3.-3t.) Falls road, near Shawan.
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EnsOr q GraSon, AttOrneys, IOWsonto
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE
SIXTH DISTRICT, NEAR UNION
MEETING HOUSE, BALTIMORE COUNTY.


VALUABLE PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE
SIXTH DISTRICT, NEAR UNION
MEETING HOUSE, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
DY virtue of power contained in a mortgage
ID from Sarah A. Cuttings and Nelson Cuttings
to Samuel Young, dated the 2Sth day Of January
A. d. 1871, and recorded among the Land IEEe
essRA Mortgage Records of Baltimore cOun- zz5Sz$s
E ty in Liber E. II. A., No. 40, folio 40, -
&C., the undersigned, as Executor of Samuel
Young, MortgagOr will sell at PUBLIC AUG
TION, at the Court House door, TowsOntOwn, on
Tuesday, September 10Th, A. d. 1873,
at IL o'clock NJ,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, VIZ:
All those parts, pieces, tracts parcels of land
situate, lying and being in Baltimore county and
State of Maryland, one called "Dorsey's Plains"
containing
SIX ACRES AND FIFTEEN PERCHES
OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
And Also that part of two tracts of land one called
"DOrsey's Plains" the other "Philips' Industry"
and containing
ONE ACRE AND THREE R00DS OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
And also, two other tracts of land called "Dor-
sey's Plains" and "Philips' Industry" and con-
tanning
SIX ACRES AND THREE ROODS AND SIX
TEEN PERCHES OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS.
And also, one other part of tract of land call
ed "DOrsey's Plains" or by whatsoever name or
names the same may be found containing
THREE ACRES AND ONE ROOD OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
All the above tracts or part of tracts, pieces or
parcels lying contiguous to each other, and con-
tanning in the whole
SEVENTEEN ACRES, THREE ROODS AND
THIRTY ONE PERCHES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
They being the same pieces or parcels of land
which were conveyed by Thomas E. Mainland and
Lydia C. Mainland his wife, to the said Sarah A.
Cuttings, by deed bearing date the 2Sth day of
January A. D. 1871, and recorded among the
Land Records of Baltimore county, as reference
thereto will more fully and at large make appear
This property is improved by a
DWELLING HOUSE
and ordinary outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-hal Cash on the day
of sale and the balance in.six months, with APP
proved security, bearing interest from day of
SALE
DANIEL W. CAMERON,
Executor of Samuel Young.
ENSOR & GRASON, Attorneys.
Aug lots.
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Ms~Mr. George Amos, well-known citizen of
Hartford county, died at his home, near Belair, on
Friday, 9th inst, aged about 40 years.
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PRIVATE SALE

E~ PRIVATE SALE
kzR OF
A SNUG LITTLE FAI
HNHE undersigned offers for sale FA
l. TANNING 100 ACRES, with Good
ments, in the 7th district, Baltimore co
half mile west of Wiseburg, and adj,
farms of H. Z. Miller and others.
ALSO
A HOUSE AND LOT IN T0WS0l
Lot ia feet front and adjoins Trim
property. The lot is in fee. The HoI
story frame, containing eight rooms,
under the whole.
For further particulars, apply to
JOHN BUl
July 2O.-tf. TowsOI
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FOR BALTIMORE via WESLEY'S
STAGE LINE e. N.C.R.R.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
In TAXPAYERS in Baltimore county, that on
and after
Monday, May goth, 1878,
The TREASURER AND COLLECTOR OF
COUNTY AND STATE TAXES will be prepar-
ed to receive the same, at his
OFFICE, T0WSONTOWN,
From A. NJ. to P. NJ,
AND EVERY SATURDAY, AT HIS OFF
No. 5 St. St. Paul Street, Baltimore
From 10 A. NJ. to p P. NJ.
HENRY C. HUTCHJ
Treasurer and &c
JOHN C. BOSLEY, Clerk.
May 4.-tf.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
B. T. AND r SON,

DEALER IN
FLOUR, FEED OF ALL KINDS, FERTILI-
ZERS, SEEDS, PRODUCE, &C.,
1875 North High ST., Baltimore.
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9ss~The fine large Touring mills of S. M. specht,
near Middletown, Frederick county, were burned
on Saturday night last. Loss very heavy. No
insurance.
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A Farm of I42 Acres at Private

N
Sale.
HNHE undersigned offers Private Sale his farm,
Il containing l42 ACRES, more Orless, situated
one mile from Phoenix Station, N. C. r. r. r.
81 The farm has fair Improvements, in 49,
IL Guiding dwelling house, barn, and
other necessary buildings. Water in all the fields
and convenient to house under good fencing
fruit of all kinds in abundance; about 40 acres
wood, balance under cultivation. Terms libe
For further information apply on the premis
I. 7. GRIFFITH.
Phoenix P. o., Baltimore Co., Mo
Dec. 1T.
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

WATTs-FowARD.-On Aug. Sth, by Rev. John
G. Knight, WIN. L. WATTS to EMMA X. Toward,
all of Woodberry, this county.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

YTHE FIRM OF BURKE & ALGIRE has this
l. day been dissolved by mutual consent
WILLIAM A. BURKE,
WIN. L. ALGIRE.
UPPERCo, Baltimore county,
August 9th, 1873. Aug. 1O-3t.
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A VALUABLE FARM

TTNHE undersigned will sell at private sale on
i the most liberal terms, a fine farm contain
ing about I47 ACRES OF LAND, situate the
Hartford road, Baltimore county, about nine miles
from the city of Baltimore. This property can be
divided into three several tracts, each offerings
most beautiful building site. The soil is good and
very productive. Persons desiring to purchase can
view the same by calling on DANIEL GRAHAM.
Esq, living on the property. Apply to
JAMES MILLER,
Attorney at Law, TowsOntOwn, Nd.
Sep. ST.
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Emory & Emory, Attorneys, TOwsOntOwn,
and AZ St. Paul St., Baltimore city.
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Deaths Free---Tributes, &C., 10 cts. a Line
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Sixth District.
MONDA Y, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Y,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
September I'd, 3D. 4th, 9Th and 9Th, 1878,
AT P. L. MERRIKEN's STORE, MIDDLE
TOWN.
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Fifth District.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDA Y,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
September I'd, 3D., All, 9TH and Oh, 1873,
AT JACKSON'S WHITE HOUSE.
The sun., 1878-07-21
An Enthusiast In Gardening.


Cpl. the Right Hon. W. +. Tighc died at
Woodstock Park, Ireland, ON June H. in the
sjtll year Of his age. To gardening and arbori-
culture tine death Of Tighc is a great loss. For
more than sixty years he devoted large por-
ton Of his time 10 his gardens and extensive
woods, and for lilty-three years Of that time he
was zealously assisted by Lndy Louisa Tighe in
every work that has made Woodstock So beau
tiiul and Interesting.
Col. Tighe's first work WIS 10 plant Mont
Alto. now so picturesque, but then naked bar
rem scar: and go well has ornamental planting
bocn kept up TINT Woodstock Park may now be-
said 20 he vast arboretum. Rarc trees and
shrubs now extend continuously from the house
t. what Is termed tir upper glen. soma two
miles distant; and the last work Of Col Tighe
was 10 plant an avenue Of Piced HObUis on the
upper drive 10 the glen.
Col. Tighe looked upon every now hardy tree
ms n treasure, OF the ArdVcdrid mlgicdtd he
formed Il high opinion and when il was most
expensive he planted some 300 trees OF IL only
one, however. of these. has grown up to be
fine tree. and that owing 10 lis having becn
planted on suitable subsoil. The public can
still see and appreciate the rare beauties of
Woodstock Park, but only those who had the
pleasure OF living near or serving Col. Iighe
can fully estimate the loss of his death.
The sun., 1878-07-21

irH Hs ol ~ Dr'it
Cas-1naf you have Wrongci me doth anucar in this.
FOR takins hrrc. here of the sanllan.
MNri'in uN 10 ii,f-. ifa3is oh his side
BIa--Yos wlon.cd our,elf to write in such case;
You should have te,u more av
,ss-In such tino a, tins sitis not meet
Br -ict me ,e ,oi ca..its so nv, ,,,I Sg.in'nl I.a
Arc u!u,h condemn tg have An itching palm
T. ,, nud mart ung onlc
ga. II an ,lAne palm
5f 52' N S'iS nv eii" III. a, HT Tod esf a . ap an am
i, "@'i.l @ re- W i l. " lnin' 30 90, uoNshi upvn OH
o.. .hru The namc of 'assius honors this
AM eha.ls n.ont doth hide itshcad
n.ni Nha ,, Mnn e. "lal " mean
Shall we nov oontaniuato ourselves
VIII pa-, bnbe', or promises Of support for a second
Netwiu.l'nlns onr otter of acceptance,
r.,i nal iaihe! h b, b. a la- and wear inu41.e
ta- -Bruus mnlde NOT ne,
enlisted ior tliree years Or during the var
ann therefore Aner than yourself
A.u-,Soto -. SOU ale not cassua
Bru.-Youre ALTAR
IT Gas -lrge ln, no moro shall forget myself
Ana thi, oi.--,uidcn death
Ana can hrk youin womnuts
1boy d.ht Grau icSd, with hl. right dnk, anieat hes
Ca.'lu. ouihc mug ce,su,eets hao a. hm and plants
asc,d 'os,r on his bread basket Each one carrie,
lum-tl tu hi, respective corner where they continue
u, battt a. ',n PAGES sloows
AID Vas, ,,s lS '''t' ldod oilo '4e yournusc
r,r A., a' IN Fgui'c "ia take some poresone
,sra You 'a,d you were a hcnor ,oaicri
ca.-When c"'ag lived hc burst loot SO have moved
Er-o .agc,i.' you dur.t not so have TEMPTED him.
Bf! n, }ou Yalleyed snoozcr
l.ndHI,t nui ud WDli dost thuu Know IT,
t. N,t w.. ~. ,t ,t IT., nm
The sun., 1878-07-21

Fnr' f. .ii fo.i.'i hrs. tr '- '4is v = Tft
u D~racli had arrived before me. and snt I'm
the or'p window lo KING out upon Hyde Park.
with tio last ray- Oi ,lsht reelected from the
gorgeous gold flowers oi a -ulondidy cmhroil-
cred Wai~.cpdt Patent leather pumps. a white
stick with black cord and tAssei and quan-
tty ol chains about his neck and pockets.
s"rN"d l" make MIN even IN the dim light. a
remerkHplc faces / ever saw. H. is liyidly pale.
and hut Tor the energy of his action and the
strength Of his lungz would soon to Dee VIC
tim 10 c0n-umution. Ils eve s black rs
Erelu-. and hn- the most hooking. lying IN
wait port 90 "Nli0 --iDu rNu0"iYuhlc. His mouth
Is alive with kind oi working and inpn-
uent NERVOUSNESS, and when he bursts forth
a- lc docs .0nstlutly, with a partially su'-
--iu cataract q cNlrD ssiln-lt A-- ume- %
curl = iriumrhaut Orn that would ho worthy
OF a M"rhl-touhclos. n e hair IL as eNtrgordi-
nary a- Als tl-t. in wai.irouts. thick heavy
nlus9 oi Ist black r.n-i.ts falls over his left
ehcek almost 90 his rollnrlcss stock. while on
ihe right temple II i- parted and put awny with
ihf -mN oih narrlessn'"s ~ girls. and shines
most unHiuNu-iy
Nltl t.s ilcnmparahlu OIL Nacuss4r
The sun., 1878-07-21

Fon Hnlsi's Ni9rlht.
Ny ship resisted the furious tcmUp.t.
Tile wind tore htr sails 10 -hrtds iu vain,
canvas o. tt. and strained mast. bending
She held h,r way uroush tine ioaming main
The cruel rock broke throull hor tmhcrs
She fhraut and >hNrrtd ma htl ploss pain,
But they stanchod tho wound with my eOstlisIt treas
ulcs,
And she bent her course toward port again
with my dearest hopes had manned tho vessel
That m storm and breakers uiikr lrld tast,
Strong ant patient thoN laughed dcrision
Al the Jagged rock and the crazy blast
Ana when She entered the gates oi the hsrbor,
Cueh, " At Inst i-silc Is safe nj listin
! thought o the calm to follow the tempest,
OF peace 10 coue alter danger past
With sails all folded, she lay AZ anchor
In tie peaceful dawn Of q summer tIv,
When Hhostly breath blew through the rggng,
And before my sight she faded away,
The crew that had won through SO many dangers,
Iiiecss stretched OIL the deck thcN lay
And watched them sink. with my slip and treasures
Mid tho shittng waves vi that sunny bay,
The sun., 1878-07-21
THE COsr or BRITIsH sPORE
The Enormous Rents that nre Paid by those
who Lease the Forests.


The prices paid for dccr forests this ycaI
are enormous Tho highest il ,.rnhohiv oi,ns.
irathlnrar. Invrrnessslirc. tRs rrolerty OF
Lord Ir,l't nnI lst H., MIR Niuenl ,,i M, r.
r,n. ai an niiial rent If tar1oihin, M
to winch uu-t BE- ad,icd tho c'st oi ,.illies bili
I1uie- a. NrNt ir.inhiv con,rs III" Rl.ek,
n'.in, IN ,r,yi",birs. fhrir,t.,,y f me- Ti,i
of Br.s,lnIlffun and i.t 10 I,'ri Dudiav ai =
ROM u, Edwin year' Lori Z1il1ni pati- ~ VDd
n y,,nr fOrfr, forest of Nm Nli|r tl'o n,',,otty
of Sir john EnwSisu: SIR Cuitl4 Inuitenn
~ 500 % year fOr EYhirmur. nus. Lelnulinn 10
Sir j. T. Grant; Lord Wmf1M cISGi ~
Altrurtuy. Ma. NlruN czulU for CuuuucroG
Gmnmorr.ston; lIr. li.-. VI. T.. 81 500 fpi
Glcnquni"h; Air. Harsrcuyo. cl5lO for Gaick
!. 'rt lillmo~dule 81 .suj ilr kiuy"nehy; Mr..
Goldman cluW Tor luN.r~uire: sir &. ~ T..
dHunt. IL is said. c9uon for Glcuieshie; and Mr.
Thisiiethwayte ~ 100 for kuiorh- -nll in lnvcr.
nr~~~hir', IN which county alone very nearly
tloluuu is pail evory y0ar 'nr sport. Mr. i.l.
lice, NJ. T.. and Mr.. SCOTT, of Oh" island of Hur.
II, both own valuable forests. too in Inverness.
slilrr
There are ono or two highly r"nt'l forests in
Aoerdeenshire, ADeIg'lhio bripg let t. tho
queen al q rent, IL Is said, Ol f-.uOl: and hrI
iMoSS a'5V paSs hI,oot i2r near
I".r, ' i''0 NI 'Cu,Ifo ~ a., %!
u N,,G -, IL ui.''sD 20 , A., VI; la&i
r'' mi IN ill.,, @ @ii"'l H-;,.'' S'"I loI lhVh'
In pi,r \. ir ,rl t,,',.r.r " y ,o,,
~ H. 49,, ~ 1.,,,' ~. i - lNl'
The sun., 1878-07-21

earliest editors was Richard Hndreth. the
historian.
The Charleston Mercury was set up in 1922 10
promote tho Presidential aspirations OF John
q. Calhoun. who was intending TO run as the
successor OF Mr. Monroe. He did enter the lists
in 1924 with Adams. Jackson. Crawford, and
Clay. but soon withdrew to take the nomination
Tor the ice-Prcsidency. to which he was elect
ed. The NerctvV was ever after the organ OF
the great Carolinian, promulgntng his opin-
ions ON nullilcaton, secession. negro slavery,
and kindred questions. On these subjects 1t
was always in advance Of tho Richmond En-
qUuo. which reflected the more moderate
views of the Virginia type Of Democracy which
by the by. were in advance Of the doctrines of
the New York school us oXpoundod by the AL
bany Argus.
Al the West thrce distinguished newspapers
arose. the Cincinnati Gazette. the Louisville
Journal, and the Columbus Statesman Charles
Hammond. lawyer who was an acute and fear
less writer, edited the Golcfe. In his articles
he discarded the conventional wo" and en-
ployed the pronoun Il" az. for example. " I
believe " deny" and so on. The journal
was conducted by that inimitablc wit. George
u. Prentice Late in life hepubllshed a volume
made up of short paragraphs from tho Journal.
which had n large sale. The Gozeiie and Jo,o-
nal were Jealous advocates OF Adams and Clay.
and bitter opponents Of Jackson. The Column
bus Salesman. whose editor was that tough old
politician. Samuel Medary. was n beacon light
Of the Western Democracy. 1t still shines at
the capital OF Ohio. The Gazette IL now con e.
trollcd Ivy the Immaculate Deacon Richard
Smith. while the Journal. with slight change
Of name, is guided 10y the irreprossibe Henry
Wattcrson.
The sun., 1878-07-21

A grcen-looking youth walked into the office
U a WrlikinWn physician yrAtorinA afternoon. ami
after i1himF seat t'rh cuoY remarked that lie had
l"cn bitten hN a ,inkc' On investigation the surgeon
iscuNcicd that the Young man has Niaupcd his hui.
kerrhci around his cp inst above the anAp iw ,tut II
with stick The Limb lrloW the haudlsc was black as
the circulation had been stopped lie stated thn " lie
coming down NHss Mouman he had born bitcn hy a
sllhht NlH.h it unugll nash viper Tli, PROMPT nc.
uon saved his he. The doctor msdc lssualre dnubi,
sure bV cautrinng the wound. after which the ,uut
who was not hall as green he looked departed Appa
Ienty none the worse ior tIe venom ''
The sun., 1878-07-21

TF0Tl Wf ITITI0 W0FTT
Ono Of the greatest attractions at tho Paris FIX
position is the collection Of young Hnd pretty English
harmnis These Young people belong 10 most rcspocta
Die families Their parent, have entered into a contract
VAN the manager OF the restaurant that he will return
them safety to iher homes Every evening huge break
and unr ui horses takes them on 10 their house Brhg
nulcs This house Is only Inhabited by them.
No stranger is allowed Hdmittancc, amt they are guard
ed by two enormous dug. that have received orders 10
tear ~ pieces any one who darcs force his way into the
sacred precincts This has far hAd the eject o pro-
ducins only proposals O one OF the Young Ia
dies who il of IRISH origin and very beautiful, has been
painted by Charles Lanlee. who Wished 10 make por.
ta Of ner but Mas Obliged nrs " obtain lhe permission
VI her parents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02
Washington Items.

= WASHINGTON, November 30.-Commodore
Shafeldt's ship, the Tieonderoga. now at
Norfolk, will be locked and thoroughly in
spected before sailing for the coast OF At
rlca.
Mr.. Garcia, the Argentine minister, leaves
for home to-day via Paris, intending to be
absent until spring.
The Postal Administration Of Cuba has
notified the United States Postal Depart
ment that hereafter the rates OF postage on
Matchmaker from the Spanish dependencies
in the West Indies will be uniform with
the rates adopted by the General Postal
Union.
reception was given here tonight by
the National YelIow-Fever Commission and
others to Hon. Casey Young, OF Tennessee.
and Major Heating, Of the Memphis Appeal,
many ladies and gentlemen being present.
Speeches were delivered by Representative
Young, Speaker Randall, and Postmaster
General Key, all expressive OF gratitude for
the relief rendered to the yellow-feyer suf-
ferers, and OF the formation of closer ties
between the North and the South.