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u b. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY PRESS
BRIGK.FROMT DWELLING, on THE N0RTt

and TWELFTH STREETS NV
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated May 10th, IL
1870, and duly recorded in Leer No. Ga, 1;%"
trct Of Columbia and at the request Of the holder
Of the note we viii cell At public auction in front of
March, at ~ o'clock pm all that certain piece
parcel of ground, situate and being ia the city of
numbered six 90, in square numbered three hun
dred and sixteen (316), fronting Is feet on street
by depth Of 100 feet to alley together with the
improvements, &c.
Terms: One-third cash; balance of equal install
ments in six, twelve, eighteen aud twenty four
months, secured by deed of trus. On the property
sold with interest at rate of eisht per can't per
post at time Of sale. and all convey ancing at pur-
chaser's cost II terms OF sale are not complied
with in days the Trustees the right
res ell the property at risk and cost Of defanlting
purchaser. A. H. EICHSTADT,1 ,c.,...
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X OF iS7s...MARDIs 0H1EFs By CLARK 90
Se BY Glencoe :. Time. asa aE0RGEEo
WRfSR, Grocm 40S 9Th gt. NV. feblllEi'
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THE TRADES.

DOOABINDIN6.
- The public ID respectfully Informed that the
LYCETT BOOKBfNDERY
ts carried on - heretofore The sauna excellent
workmen Are employed. and the work turned out
VIII Be In the superior style which has always bean
ap6U 1913 PonaoVg00ssj0 0Ue., Sd door.
NJ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
1917 PeNmSVtU0ai0 aVe., Warrington, DC.
~ Fine Printing . Specially. janl81y
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r 81. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES

=. By yirtueof deed Of trust, bearing date -
the 2Sth day OF March, A. D 1877, duly re. inn
the land record books for the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the parties secured thereby
On tie ist3 day Of %.rcS 6ne 49,
at 80 O'clock p M Al thst certain piece Or parcel
ton, in said District Of Columbia. known ana de-.
scribed on the ground plat or plan Of said city
and being Lot lettered q, in Tustin's subdivision
Of Lot numbered g. in square numbered ST. as the
sane is duly recorded in the snryeyers Office Of the
ments, consisting Of fine two-story and basement
Brick House.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash balance in one
two and three years. with interest at per cent per
annum until paid secured by deed OF trust on prop
and all conveyancing at the purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with in seven days, other wise
Trustee reserves the right to resell trsk and cost
Of defaultipg purchaser.
mart, RANDALL HAGNER, Trustee.
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BkwsRE or SrRrS9.-The firsN sunshine ar
spiiDg Is oeeetful. and the draughts or air per-
hic.ouS one needs 10 be as carefully swatheA
IA nanEei curing the spring thaw as under the
permeating influence OF an autumn freeze
Changes OF temperature are insidious as thev
are SUDDEN at this season. aud II behooyes peo-
pie Win lungs susceptible 10 atmospheric alter
nations 10 De most Careful indoors and o,If, In
wear garments appropriate for all seasons
never trusting 10 chance. needless person
may throw upon oyertaxcd shoulders burden
gf1evous TO be bOrne by inattention 10 thfnys
winch only perpetual consciousness OF facts
couid spare them. ] know an estimabie ladv
mno' after three years or constant care on the
p ar. OF friends, terminated her fran life by q
se mnHl determination to take sleigh rfde or
,son e e Her lungs, despite the mufIiing in
OIL I'LL lut, could not resist the tnfiux OF strong
hrn, 90 ensued. and the home was
such ex,. LIE Is TOO brief ana too precious for
S.Siat lerlments; II is a Go5-giyen treasure
when no one but a coward and an iitot vii
fieSAiessiy risk or throw away. Hence N ha
nootes us TO make the most OF tse im,nuns,es
VI alt ana science which tend 70 proionc 20
pieseVe, or 10 embeIlssh t. to 20 garntsh ~
.enpie In which the Creator has put Ills so.si
hereafter kelrdrk Adrsyf;sev Ho'e W
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SOMETHING NEW IN THE DIVORCE WAY.-A
Mrs. Bruff, of Oakland, has applied for legal
separation because. as her petition states, ME-,
B. leaves her ssto run around with the NC
Cracker boys and do things she Afterwards re,
Srets.",-[Sar Francisco Posi.
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NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
Eyory Thnr1dAy and SATURDAY.
O1N g Derdn .649l tons City OF MontreAl. lzg0
CiE q Mcnmond. z60 = Cny q RTus.els. .S15S
Theae magnificent steamers are among thu strong.
sn, lAFgo1 and fastest on the Atlantic, and have
every mo01Rn improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells IN stAteEooma, revolving
chairs In saloons. bath md smoking rooms, barber
sh0po, ETC.
For Iaas Of penaes and other Information, sppH
. JOHN DALE. agenk 81 Broadway, =: T. Of g
p. A. 62O6NAN, % T.: }. ". BOTE1ARR q
BRO. 20 fennA ava; g. ". MOSS. Adamt H
pFenn, Warrington. ooc28eo1ys
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AAR RIKD.

WARD BOYED. On March 8. 1879, OH.s I.
%sE,D TO LICK A, BoYED. by Rev. jos z Kelley
pasier OF Fourth Presbyterian church, at the par
sonage. No cards.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROvEO PROPERTY SITUATED
AND TENTH STREETS WEST. Fronting
TIE SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS
sBy virtue OF deed OF trust to me dated -
September 9Th, A D. 1874. and recorded in luz
Liber ESQ, folio 236: one Of the land records -k.:
the party secured thereby, shall offer for sale at
public auction In front Of the premises, on TUES
fDi owing deserbed real estate situate in tn. city Of
,wenty-four (24.) tv enty Ave G25J and twenty-si
(26D in square numbered three hundred and eighty
three tSSS, improved by threestory brick dwell
ing
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
with interest at eight per cent and secured the
property sold One hundred dollars mnst be paid
down when the property is bid of. The Trustee
the right to resell at the risk and cost OF the
defaultng purchaser If the terms are not complied
with in five days from day of sale.
mar8-d&ds VIM. l. DAVIS, Trustee
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT Is Stil permitted In
the public schools of Boston, subject to the
rule that 1t shall always consist OF blows on the
hand with rattan. Superintendent Eliot ad.
yocateS further restriction, so that whippangs
shall never be inflicted while the teacher Is In
a passion. 'eThere should be- he says, IAN
interval between the offence and the chastise-
ment at least as l0ng as that between two ses-
si0nS." But imagine the torturing suspense IN
which the pupil would be placed
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HAn exchange tells OF Young man ,~,,.
swore OIL smoking ana was worth sl0,OO0 In nye
years. There's some mistake lere We Know
Young man who has swore on nifty times In
I'VE years ana isn't worth a cent Brid1,,a-r
Standard.
E-LHtle Sistcr-"Oh, Blanntordi Amt Won
ashamed to take mammals scissors ont OF her
:. ''Pinafore'1-"What, neper." Little Broth
er-"Well precious seldom ?"
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PEOPLE make too much fuss altogether over
these athletic exhibitions In his greatest
match O'Leary didn't walk as far by ssyen miles
as weak woman out on North HUI did while
she was trying TO match the shade OF q ribbon.
Huntington R0pkeye
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AUCTION SALES.
=. YYS EVENING,
L,oLEY. Ancsione> r. 81 7th s.rec.n.w.

L,OIEY. Apcsiope> r. 81 7th stree. NV
shall eel at public auction the entire rr
stock Store l224 18th st aet northwest be. HIND
tween and n, commencing on SATUR- JiiHnlj
DAY, March Sth at O'Clock p M aud con- wv w
Time Nc rnlng and Evening until the entire stock
Hosiery, Blankets. Dress Goods, Silks, Laces EN-
bro dery, aud a qnsntity Of other goods too nnmer
OILS to mention. This stock have positive orders
to close out to the highest bidder for cash would
advice any Lerson n want of those goods to attend
for frs' class retail trade
Also. SHOW Case and Fixtures to be sold on MON
DAY MORNING. '
mar7@ lRepi FOLEY. Auctioueer
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WOOD.
COAL
WOOD.

(tOALs - WOOD.
WOOD. TELEPHONIC OoNNECTIONa GOAL.
Full Weight.
GOAL Best Quality. WOOD
Low Pricee
WOOD Prompt Deliveries. COAL.
Main ONCE. whArves. mill and depot connected With
uptown offices by TELEPHONR
With uneQualed facilities and advantages for 600
nom1cally conducting the wood and coal trade
70 stock up largely when coal IL lowest; ofdoes
throughout the city and all In immediate conmuni.
prepared to oder to our patrons the best varieties Of
coal ut the very lowest prices.
Remainder. We insure strictly pure coal, OF 2.2l0
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS
Main Office, mill and depot, foot Of 18th. 18th and
SITS sw. Offices: 1902 ct. NV. 1112 9th g. NV;
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NEW YORK-BOTTERDAM.

,5GaoITsS:s p o4IaNp," aEoTTSksRDlM,a
mail to The Meth leaves Jersey City every 81
ternate Wednesday and Saturday Cabin $65.$7O;
GenI Ag't, q south William st, New York. FUNOH
EDYE co n So VIM. st., Freight As'ts.; L W.
MORRIS, 30 Bway. Gent Pass'gef A8't jan1-1y
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COAL AND WOOD.
GOAL AND WOOD.

GOAL AND WOOD.
NOW IB THE TIME TO BUY.
Oau g our Tharves foot OF 9TH ST.. and See TO,
kinds. Large stock and falr prices.
ny, soc manqfaGturers Of stephensons Patent Bun
having Fire Lighter with every bundle.
STEPHENSON & BRO,
Seventh STR ct Wharf.
Branch Office, 18th and Penn's avenue, sep3n.t,
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STEAMERS, &c.
IyOR NORFOLK. FO ATRESS MON
II ROE AND THE SOUTH

y Il ROE AND THE SOUTH.
The .Hs and s1ssss. iron Steamer LADY OF
evels Mahdsy ls' WsdSesdss q and an frf
day, At o,c.ocs Z m; connecting q NJ -
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at O'CLOCK pm.
FOR BOTS roTey Y T EIyEs LANDINGS
iss sSssi s. iRsrssasy isr cas. e zssiSc
ssopin1 a, ihtsrmsdiste landings going and return.
ing
IN. s.s.szs s5Hs d E1s SEw w
s.iafdas morning. SH.S and AIe1; 4SG
.yIsisHt ssssn !, loxess rates Apply .. Office over
oo street Wa and Sc s Wst OF
st nsst, Georgetown. s,,.,,r, 80 "a'''
STEA1M.1Es1n MAITANo, Captain VIZ. a.
a aa1 sns as s.s sssTy Tuesday. Thur y.
ares1; Oolton's, and landings In St Clements Bay.
ing In Nonini Greek. ReturninS on Wednes sdav
GMs.a %1 &an. .nssTme
Above trips con- menes Tuesday Feb 18th
sas sad en1Fs SSas Of Ave-
1sbis 'f's foot Of 9th .ad : sSsEs Sv,nt
NOTICE TO MOINT VERNON PAS
The Steamer " " sEEHS sGss,r u,,.,
recently built and furnished, L I. -H~N
fSSLAkE Captain, is the only be at a. EssS1a&aam
yyseo 70 iand passengers at Mount
vernon wharf Round trip 81, in ending admission
70 mansion and grounds. Steamer leaves 9Th street
eEsS sE { e s9a s.
supt ladies' Mount Vernon ASSOCIATION Il. r.
BLAKE. steamer W. ". Corcoran je15ly
MONTH GERMAN LLOYD -SrE,MsH1p
~ LINE BETWEEN new YORK, HAvRE, LONDON
-. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Inc steamers OF this company viii san every Sat-
1rday from Bremen Pier, foot OF 81 street. Hoboken
o0n. Southempton and Bremen, first cabin, 800;
second cabin. SEQ steerage, $50. For FREIGHT or
$3.50. .sss:sase sgPsy 70 9EIRIG 5E G0t Boa ns
re. ave-. AGENTS for Washington oc1-1y
GUIDES NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
@Connectingat PhileSelphia with Clyde's
New ENGLAND states.
From Philadelphia at !2m
From Washington-Mon6ay, ut IL q. M.
From Georgetown Monday, at p m.
bulls Of ladng given to Boston and Providence and
Fan River. CoDsignees wishing their goods landed
e GSs0.sseown wharf VII please have them marked
For I'm information apply to ,. r JOHNSON
GeoaEetoWr, D. c.; WILLIAM p. CLYDE 90,
General Managers. u 1outh WhArves, Philadel.
phiA mar201y
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THOS z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
RIAL ESTATE. No. ia STREET SOUTH
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS

By ytrtge OF sdeed Of trust. dated 9th Jan -
folio 8, one of the land records for the Dis. jim;
aca OF C9lum ,, and at the request Of the party
the premises. on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of
March, 1873. at 4 O'Clock pm. ell that parcel Of
bered ten 90. Of Charles Jnst's recorded snbdivi
sion OF Original lots three CD. four a, Ave (5) six
and thirty.two (7s2). with the improvements, con.
sistnR OF three story and basement brick houae Of
twelve rooms with modern improyl ments
Terms Of sale Five hundred dollars, with interest
from 9th January, 1877, and expenses Of SALE cash
balance in twelve months, with ntere from day Of
sale. secured by deed Of trust. a deposit Of one
hundred dollars required at the tine Of sale Con
veyaDciDF at purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
piled with in seven days, otherwise the trustee will
resell at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
HORACE j. FROST, Trustee,
THOS. e. WAGGAMAN. Auct feb27 -dEdbs
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gHK CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED.
Between New York and liverpool, Call
ing at Cork HarbOf.

Dothnla Wed March Y Bothnia. wed, April Is
Abyss,nia We'd March ls Gallia. Wed, April q
-Scythia. We'd. April 2 Scythia Wed, May
And every following Wednesday from New York
RATES or PASSAGE.
By steamers carrying steersse. $50 and 100 gold.
according to Accomm dations.
Tickets to Paris. ol5, COLO, additional
Return tickets on favorAb terms. Tickets issued
q special low rate OF o6O gold during the fall and
winter season
Steerage ut very low rates Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and al other parts Of
Europe n lowest rAtes-
Throush bills OF laden given Tor Belfast, glasgow,
-HavrA Antwerp ana other ports ON the Continent,
and Tor Mediterranean p0rts.
For freight and passage apply as the Companys
On1ce, No Bowling Green. or both steerage and
cabin, e OTIS BIGKLoW COS It'll street. waning
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T OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A Splendid Opportunity To Win A Fortul

THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION. GLASS &C."
At NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY. MARCH llrH,
1879.-lO0th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.
THIS institution w1s regularly incorporated BY the
purposes In 1858 for the &c rm OF Twenty
ave Years, to which contract the inyi0lsble faith
of the state in pledged With capital of 81 600.
which Il has since added reserve fund q $3.50 OOG
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
win take place monthly on the second TUESDAY.
IL nereT scales or Dostpones Look at the folloWtns
distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
10Oe00 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF-TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR
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The PREVAILING EPIDEMIC.-If Patrick Henry
were now alive, and should he exclaim, with al
legged oratorfcal grandeur, "No never, reuer,
NEVER" some small boy in the gallery would
ask him, "What, nerers" and Smilingly await
Pats reply.-(Cdafon Repository.
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MAKING TURKEYS GUNs-A dispatch from
Newport, r. l.. is as follows: ''The Providence
Tool Company, which for long time past has
suspended work temporarily, but expects to be
in full operation again In few Gays at the
furthest. The Providence Bsaletin says =
the company says that the making up OF the
stock which it had expected to employ on the
regular contract, and it is now merely waiting
Ior steel with which to proceed on the work.
The company is understood TO be In prosper
Gus condition and In entire harmony with the
new administration Of Turkish affairs. Osmau
pasha, the Turkish minister, fully appreciates
ances which lead the company confidently to
expect further contracts for arms with the
Turkish government"
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UNIQUE OBITUARY from the Quttme.n Ca
Free Press "Died in Qufthaan, on the szo inst,
coiOred man, name unknown. HIS 1ealn was
caused by eating poisoned caobages takeE from
the garden OF the editor OF tnlS paper. Req,a-
escdf in Ddce."
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NOTICE TO M0gNT VERNON Pas.

recently built and furnished, L L. IT, =
iosSsa 10 Oapsa a Is the emily q at Al,
vernon wharf Round trip 81, in ,lnding admission
20 maneion and grounds Steamer leaves 9Th street
wharf daily fSundays exceptefD at 10 g. M and ne.
turns about p N. J. MCH. HOLLINGSWORTH
snpI ladies' Mount Vernon Association u. II.
-6LAkE, steamer ", ". Corcs,ran io1s-Iv
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MONTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ LINE BETWEEN new YORK, HAvRE, LONDON

The steamers of fhis comnanV vii, s.u .vo.v so.
1rday frem Bremen Pier, foot OF 81 street Hoboken
hates Of passage: From New York to Havre, Lon.
oOn, southampton and Bremen first cabin, 300:
second cabin SEQ steerage, $50. For freisht or
szlaseage Apply to OEIRICHS Z 90, 30 81 ng
Green, New York W. g. METZkROTT Co, 92S
Pa. ave-, AGENTS for WashinRtOn ocl.lv
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days

ffHANGEKY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, E3
" HArE IN GEOR9ETOWS, d. o. IMPROVED
VIII dtHAN IRON FOUNDRY, ON THE G. q
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About Zuzuland.

An Englishman, who signs himself "a long
resident IN Zululand," speaks thus of the war in
south Africa. in commune alton to the Lon.
don Times: "ln attacking the Zulu nation we
enter a country as yet untouched and but little
known, comparatively, by the white man: a
aud discipline, though 1t be government by
brute force and blood shedding: country,
moreover, OF considerable extent, as large as
England and Scotland, broken and blIsfl-coy-
cred, and we'll adapted by these physical fea.
lures Tor savage warfare. Zululand, though
extensive, lies very compact, and communica.
ton Is almost as rapidly carried on from one
end TO the other as by telegraph. We have also
an army 10 confront, strong, courageous. and
p-rhaps better drilled than any other savage
army In the world; an army formed originally
ny the uncle OF the present king who
disguised himself and went down into
our old Cape Colony to see for him
sen ana 10 learn our mode Of drill; discipline
ana warfare; an army perhaps A, geo strong
and composed OF finer men than many an Eng.
fish guardsman, splendidly made and seldom
feet In height and armed now with excellent
rifles and guns which they know how to use, fn
addition to their national weapon, the asSegai,
or spear. 1.-the and agile as pantheFs, tough as
wolves, and able to conceal themselves by thou.
SANDS like SerpentS-Such are CetywayO's SOL
diers with whom we are now In conflict Hardly
a day OF my African life passed without being
thrown with some OF these fine warriors, and
nave seen the king at the great annual war
men. AS he himself expressed 1t, as he sat
proudly upon height overlooking the great
Alaathlabatim plains, which were black with
his regiments, all marching under their various
cOlored shields, pumeS and wild beast skins,
they were "as the grass in number
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TOHN =. KELLY.
81 FIRST CLASS
BEEF LAMB, VEAL. NOTION, 70.
CORNED BEEF a 6PEO1Al<xX
Stalls 62s e29 and $50 Center Market
ethstreet wing, and 206 and 306 Norman A.
S.sietins delivered free Of charge 10 ~ pan. -
the city. oopO
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FOB TUEK.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
OFFICE on THE SERoRAlgI-AI-ARnl.

WAsHINafoN. March 8 lsfs.D
eealed Proposals viii be received q this ofhce IN
I'll II O'Clock noon Of WEDAG1DAY. the Inn a.
500 tons best quality White Ash Goal. egg eixe
20 cords wellseasoned white Oak or Hickory
Wood.
~ cords well seasoned Baken' Pine
To be stored in vauls Of e00nfe WING OF ne Capa-
The right of reiectine any BID ne in1eesR q
the government shall 20 reomHss - sSkHS~
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OOHXN'D LOAN OFTIOE. corner 7th a ana NeV
~ York ava, tentrance on avenua) The most ~
private Loan Once In the city Money loaned ~
Silver Watches. Plate and Plated ware, Otamonds,
Guns. Pistols Ladies and 9entlemenb Ooehing.
Carpel1, and ~ Articles Of VAluA hnl,lv
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The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and r. n KNTau1
alternately leave Pier II, East River, New -
York. every Saturday, at O'Clock D. m: SExkx3
ieorgefovn saturday morning and Alex. a1ER11
andria same day.
Ireisht taken at lowest rates Apply at ONCE Owe
Ascent foot Of 9Th street. Wa. hiI gton. and 81 Wet
mar1-tr SAMUEL, RAC0N p-s.;a.,.
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TO TWENTIETH STREET.
TURKEYS, CHICKENS.QUCKSA AZ kind II -
FISH OYSTERS, CANE, AEF TN
R1EJSs, SiEf: Lane. NOTION
"a An kind vegetables, at market prices.
dec66Q WA. IINhlnb y I'LL
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-07-11
Letter from Washington.

n A., o,,. WASHINGTON, ID; T., july =, 1917.
II , the nn ,. ~ 10 ne beiieved senator Uonkling
mas Just uiscoVered mat senator WIN. WINDOW,
neAi ~ ra5t' y .ile iost aVallaole fresdentlal
henaeIs vi lnls corresponuehceW wire
ineipI NM tne sitiie SUGGESTION was made there-
in s gi llontns tpo ne Is BlaiIe second cholce
10 kii fohh,iR, I9hking 10 XII Blalne ana OF
M WILL. Vi tnen 10 XII 81, SHERMAN. dph hencVe
mlnon, y nceucu 10 klll on any OF lnnse gentle
men; n.s nc uy SUI answer, as was sad OF anotn-
OF uis'in l1 senator, as general soothing
iatpn liz liz eo ,a .,ko i ~ worse nom
n M I'M Wy a s beyond
aa ms services ~ te mead Oh me APPROPRIATION
Coninlticc anu elsewhere IN the senate, nave been
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-07-11
Local Atfairs.
LITTLE LOCALS :

LITTLE LOCALS:
The President has re-appointed Thomas
| Sumption as postmaster at Havrc de Grace
Hard to beat-Mr Eli Turner, of Marshalrs
district, has a calf, ten days old, weighing 49,
pounds.
Nicholas b. Whitaker, of the Bel Air bar,
lies dangerously ill., at his fathers residence, neal
| Bel Air.
"A fine young mare, belonging to Mr.. John
ID. Worthington, of Darlington, died on Satur.
day last.
The Rev. George B. Allen will preach at the
at 1917 o'clock.
Mr. Peter E. Carroll, of Abingdon district,
has been appointed one ofthe guards at the Mary.
land House of Correction and entered upon his
duties on Tuesday last
The Light House Board gives notice that on
and after August 1st the light at Havre de Grace,
Md, will be shown as fixed red instead of O
white light.-CecH Democrat. ...
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more railroad company has discontinued the
train leaving President street depot on Sundays
at 2.55 P. NJ, for Philadelphia and New York.
We learn that the Rev. Mr.. Gallaudet will
end his duties, as Rector of Christ and Emmanuel
Churches, on the last Sunday in August, and
will leave for Abbeville the first week in Septem
Der.
Mr.. William GLADDEN. had -four made from
isyear's wheat, on the LIST day Of July. 1t was
to the bushel Mr.. GLADDEN. has just procured q
steam thlesher.
AT the annual commencement of st. Johns
College, Annapolis, on the I'd inst, Mr.. VIM. b.
Harlan, of this county, received honorable men.
tion for proficiency in German, and also certiG
cate OF distinction in all studies.