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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-04
m u. coLpWELL, Real Estale AnetIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEME NT BRICK DWELLING,
NO. l.2i NEW YORK AVENUE

By virtue of deed of trust dated August IL, A. d.
1875, duly recorded in ber No sGi, folio ~! one Of
the land records Tor the Dstitct of Columbia and NJ
the request Of the holder oil the secured thereby
VIII sell Mt public auct on, in front of the prenli-
ses, on WEDNESDAY November s. 1879, at 100
O'Clock u. M, all that certain Gee or parcel OF
ground situate In the city of Washington, II. G.,
known ard d. scribed lot numbered thlrty-One (3l)
Of Key's subdivision OF parts OF lots six tG) and
seven az, In square numbered TWO hundred and
eight seven (2s7) together with the improvements
&c ircG from all Gneumbrancps. .
Terms Onethird cash and the balance In one
two and three yenr,, with interest at seven per cent.
per Rnnum, secured by deed Of trust on the prom
ertY sold, orall cash, at option o. tie pnrchse"i ~
deos required at the timc of sale, and all couNc y-
nncug and recording ut purchasers cost. Terms to
be compiled with seven days, Otherwise the trlis-
tees reserve the right TO resell the property at the
risk and COS tot the deau!ting purchase
EUGENE CAltUSl, lTru.tcos
oca2 eoGds NATHANIEL CARUSl,J ''"''''
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Ills institution regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature Ci the Tor Educational and C,Tiia-
Die purposes IN lsGs FOR THE FERN OF TWEEN
TY.1INE YEARS TO which contract the nviolnbe
nith OF the State Is pledged with capital of II 10000
10 which It has since added reserve fund of fl001O.,
rvs GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
nSutr scales on pOStp0neG Look AZ the following
Distribution; .--...., ......-. .-....
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DRINTING FOR BALLS, RECEPTIONS sc.
ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS.
NLPUBLlCAN LOD-NOOMA.
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THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Pursuant to two deeds OF trust executed by the Dis
nal swamp Canal Company On The LIST day OF July,
ls7 aud on he 10Th day Of February, 1863 respective
lv to secure tic payment Of the bonds issued by the
said company tile undersigned surviving trHsteeS by
the said dc eds appointed. viii sell the AlIONltM EN-
TONED VALUABLE PROPERTY on the 10Th day
of JANUARY 1850, ut II O'Clock M for cash, at Tie
auction house Of Leigh Bros, Phelps, In the city OF
Norfolk, Va,
WIN, n. &. ELLIS, ''"''''''
LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
ocIO-3m AuCtiuneCrs
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10000 TlCKEis Ar TWO DoLIARs EACH.
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.


NAnnrON lnatlOn Prizes OF sst'H
characterization Prizes OF 2OJ ,...,.......... i,,tJ
characterization Prizes OF lUO.....-,.,, ,,.... 900
s57 Prizes amounting SllUin
Responsible corresponding agents wanted Rt ull
points 10 whom a llOeral COmpenSauonwulb be paid.
WRITE clearly stating full address, for further iuior.
NATION, or send orders by express or mHll addressed
Z
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DY gentleman Of forty neat, furnished small
ID room, with plain board, with private smlll
family; centrally located, to any one having sncli
viii r, ceive reliable tenant; Will pay rcasOunb
price. Address w i, Repubilcun office, giving loca-
lion, with terms. ut once; viii receive prompt Mtcn.
ton. nni-Nt
A CLEAN secondhand copy Of Bonvers Law
~ Dictionary; fourteenth edition preferred. Ad.
dress w Il H. 40 a stse. NOD
rGNo rent n small plnce in the country suitable for
Il the poultry busints 81; rent not to ii $40; nor
particular rs to locality. Address q T. Republican
Office. not
A n energetic person with little money and time
"A 10 spare, may secure an 0dVnntugcOuJ engage
mont by addressing w - G, Republican Office. mol
TWO large, unfinished communicating rooms,
Il with closets, gas aud H. at price eih ritz de-
sirous Of boardiu & In the house. Address XAVIER.
this office. nos
A HOUSE Of 4 or rooms located on Seventh st II
N W, between 81 and o st market ID =
ROVER, in rear OF SIG seventh st. nos
WILL pay cash Tor a small, nent dwelling prop
w erty. Address HOUSE, MOI / VI ne, giving
number and price. mol
I y Georgetown, occupants for pleasant rooms, with
4 bonrd, No III West ST: also FOR part of house
rooms, for 81, No "a Montgomery st. Apply i'll
West 81, not
RI n Philadelphia lndy WHO has had some years
Il experience ~ taxing no irdcfS, large well fur-
n shed house In II first class Ogat on wO ld board
owner for the rent IL satisfactory best philadeldhn
or Washington references given. Address a T. 1925
Chestnut St Phad lphi. oct2s6t
a LAi,N who las had several years experience n
"a, taxing bonriers would like TO secure n we'll
furnished house In the W section of the city; would
lake tr owner for tire rent satisfactory; good refer
ences In Washington and Baltimore. Address II NJ
G. Rppublicnn Office oc30
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LOT"EE RY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
n FORTUNE ELEVENTH GRAND DISrRG-
BUTTON, CLASS H. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUES
DAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1879 - llith MONTHLY
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FOIs RENT-II OQJals.

EOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR lIsr O
properly for sale. JOHN SHERMAN q co
81, Cloud Ruiluiug. Iipu CBlHtp and lONuS lVil
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Under Dr. Won Alu,Cli4skul's treatment recovered
my henrtnr. q. l.. X IGlURN.
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IsOAHsSiHNG.

TENABI .EGoird-Several eonticmon ctn he accom-
4. modated with irst-cass table board ut 40 IN NJ
81 W; references required. nO3
M rs SAUNDERS recently from virginia, offers
wi ut No lll1 | II u W, Two handsome communi
eating rooms, second floor. with board; also back par
Tor WIN smOking-roOm attached nrnlshel or unlur-
nlshed ilrs-clins tab e references exchanged 0cOt
hNE sitting room, two bedrooms and board for
~ four persons, including two children, and II
" nrs old, during winter from Noychbcr ~ Address
e w j.. care of Il Bracket, General Land Office. OcN
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IN MEMLoRIAM.

ELizAugrn RlrrER, eousori Of the late
Jacob Ritter, Of Freedom, Carroll county.
Nd, died on Sunday, March q, 1879, in the
daughter of Philip J. NefI, an old defender Of
the war Of 1872, hnd granddaughter Of Col.
Michael Neil, Of the Continental Army Of
l77o, who had also been veteran Of the Army
Of Frederick the Great, during his Seven
Years European War.
Mrs, Ritter was member of the Winebren.
marian Baptist Church from It's incipient or
ganization, fifty years ago. From earliest
years she had made the Bible her study: to
its sacred teachings her splendid memory
faithfully adhered, in domestic aud social life
inspiring and guiding her every action. AS
q christian, ardent and exemplary as wife,
a mother and friend, devoted. genial. and
uue-death laid upon her venerable and
beloved form It's gcnilest mantle Of slumber
to be broken ouly, and its brief gloom scat,
tered forever, by the Gulless splcndor Of her
dear Lords presence. G. NJ.
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On April ID, 1870, IN Centenary NJ. Z.
Church, Westminster, by Rev. J. d. Sill,
Mr.. Charles N. Mitien and Miss Laura b.
Crawford, both Of this oily.
In this city, on March 81, 1879, at The res.
idenee Of the brides parents, hy Rev. Henry
W. kuhns, J. Edwin 1aylot and Iosebhiae
A., daughter Of Joaeph n. Rarke, Esg
On the 18th insl., by Rev. 4. ]. Melzer,
Mr. Samuel Baamgardnef aud Miss MaFea
retJ. Bowers, both Of this county.
n EIlicets City, March 9th, 1879, by
Rev. Df. Isaac j. Martin, John W. Garland
Miss Rachel K Hughes, both Of this county
On Thursday, March 15lh, al the residence
o. the brides fsiher, By Rev Al. b. YaIan.
tine Mi. Jos 4. Hayes, Of Frederick codn
W and Miss Ellen Jane Smith. Of dis county.
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business and Politics.

Business men who arc 50 sensitive to
the course Of politics aud legislation as to
suspend operations while this OF that meas
ure is pending, or who go into or retire
from business because this or that meas.
ure is adopted or rejected, are less Of bust
ness men than politicians, and are likely
not to succeed in their enterprises, because
their failures or successes hang upon too
many contingencies. wedon't mean to say
that legislation does not affect business
more or less, but we do say that il is al
lowed to affect il too much, by nen who
give more consideration TO politics than
they do to business. This is the case with
many city merchants If man would
succeed in trade he must give to business a
prepoudennce over politics. No man can
serve two masters When business is
made to depend upon. orto fuctuate with,
the changes and exigencies Of politics, bu-
siness prosperity is out of the question as
permanent and settled condition of things
Many business men, who are politicians
also, resort 10 this mode Of electioneering,
and in this way attempt to control the
votes of employees, or to control general
politics in their respective neighborhoOds
Capitalists aud employing manufacturers
may effect great deal, politically, by com
binatioD, but they help to staguate bust
uess by making it subservient to political
purposes, or dependent upon the success
or defeat of party measures. If business
prosperity is desirable, aud to most men
it is, business and politics must be kept
separate.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


Eucharist is postponed till Easter Sunday,
1890, q; m, in Centenary NJ. Il. Church,
BY the Pastor.
Services in ST. Paurs Reformed Church. in
this city, every evening, at 7. o'clock, D.
M, during Passion Week. Services ON Good
Friday morning, at lo4 o'clock. Prepar.
atory services on Good Friday evening.
Confirmation service on Saturday evening
Service on Easter morning, at O'Clock.
The Communion Of the Lords Supper on
Easter morning, at l0R o'clock
Methodist Protestant Church. Tomorrow
Sunday at lOl a. M, Eucharistie Sermon
and Service; At u p. m, the first Of a series
for Sabbath nights Of Mr. Moody's sermons.
TTecasi by the Pastor. Bring Gospel Hymns,
No. 3.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered at Trinity Reformed Church,
Manchester, on Easter Sunday, by Rev. VIM.
RuPP, pastor, Preparatory service and con.
hrmation previous.
A Young mems prayer meeting will be held
IN Deyilbiss' Hall, Sans Creek, tomorrow
tSabbath) afternoon, ut 3 o'clock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-05

The Baltimore Gazette says, a howl Of
rage goes up in Republican quarters over
the reapportionment of the State Of In.
diana for Congressional representation
accessory work just completed by the
Democratic Legislature. As divided now,
on the vote of last year the Democrats will
have niue certain districts aud the Repub.
licans one while three districts are left 10
doubt. 1t should be borne In mind that
the Democrats have six Representative
from Indiana in the present House, out Of
thirteen, though they carried the State at
the last election by nearly $4,000. For
years the State was most UNANIMOUSLY gerry.
wandered by the Morton Republicans.
or course il is Revolutionary fer the
Democrats to correct this wrong, 10 the
estimation Of the super.laya editors Of
Republican newspapers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-05

There have been walking matches, run
ming matches, wrestling matches, eating
matches, and now, j. II Brehtano and
Frank Al Conklius Of New York are 10
base starving match, the first named
having given and the hitter accepted a
challenge 70 such 4 contest The first has
heretofore iasled five days, the other ak.
The latter challenges any man living to
cat snakes with him. lie will probably
find competitor even ut that game IN
some North Carolina mountaineer. There
they dry rattle snakes like red behring's
and then CRATE them and serve them up
for ainney This is no joke, but fact,
which we have fFom q highly respectable
geplIenau Of this State, who has himsslf
partaken g this rare dish. This was dur
ing the was. however
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-05

The New York San has done the coun-
Try service in analysing the United
States blue book 50 far as to disclose the
enormous Increase in the personnel and
expenditures of the civil service. Ii APP
pears that, starting with 1851, the NUN
Der of officers has increased from 46,049
in that year to 1884 in 1877. The most
significant aud startling feature of the de-
tailed analysis is that during the gigantic
operations Of the civil war the public bus.
mess was carried on with about one-half
the force that has since been employed.
Thus in 1865 the number of employees in
the civil service was 53,067. The highest
number was in 1875, when l02, JOG names
were on the roll call.
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For the Democratic Advocate.
Mountain View School Examination.

AF. Gen. W, Sullivan, teacher Of Mountain
View School, held an examination on sriday
last, which reflected great credit both upon
teacher and pupils, About forty Ave visitors
were present, among whom we're several
teachers and Prof. J. NJ. Newson. The 81.
animation waseonducted prineipallyby Me.srs.
M0tter and ShFiyer, who were invited there
for that purpose. The questions propoonded
70 the different grades ia the various Studies
pursued by the pupils we're all readily an.
swered, showing skiifnI training BY their ener.
gellc teacher. Mr. Sullivan has given his
scholars thorough training 10 elocution, and /
think can safely say lhat they gre far ahead
OF the majority Of the schools, ii this branch.
IN the county The school * thoroughly dis,
ciplined, and the teacher seems not only 70
possess the tact Of impariing knowledge but
also OF creating 10 lis scholars desire for
and love Of knowledge. Every one present
seemed 10 take great interest IN the nfoceed.
ings and 70 appreciate the efforts Of the teacher
in intoxicating useful Information III the tnindr
Of their children. Selections Of Readings.
music etc, added much TO the pleasures 81
the occasion, and ali left feeling tia, The day
bad been well spent, and that they were
blessed With = good teacher in their com
WesImipsier, April "a, 1879.
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The Frenzy Of the Hour.


The n. Y Tribune is troubled with d
distempcred brain. We quote its phreu-
etic rawlings as follows
'But the majority of the people of the
United States, who saved the Nation from re
helliOn, rely upon the Republicans in both
Houses, and upon the President, TO resist Ia
the very end the revolution by which it is in.
tended to give that rebellion the mastery, and
TO subject the people tn the rule ofballot box
suffers, election swindlers, banded assassins.
and rebel regiments revived as Democratic
clubs for the massacre Of Republican voters. y
The violence of such language is but the
evidence Of dementia; sane man would
not use it. The Baltimore Morning
Herald, commenting on the above extract,
says;
There is no doubt that the country is en-
tering upon period Of very intense excite
ment, but 1t is one purely Fictitious, and for
which no reason exists except in the fortunes
Of political parties. Both Democrats aud
Republicans are making party records, with
which TO capture and hold the spoils Of Gov.
ernment-the offices. They are equally en-.
gagged in making political capital, each striv.
ing like wrestlers, to get the better hold.
The country looks on, little dazed and some
what at a loss to know what all the noise and
confusion is about. But MS for sharing in il,
or recalling the rebellion or the rebel
regiments" or reyiving the anmosties OF
the past, there is no probability Of it what
ever. The country and its great business in
terests will go on unaffected materially by the
strife Of parties All such sentences as the
above from the Tribune will excite but a
smile. because halfa.dozen grasshoppers
under fern make the field ring with their an
fortunate ehink whilst thousands of great cat.
tic repose beneath the shadow of the oak,
chew the cud and are silent, pray do not i'm.
agine that those who make the noise are the
only inhabitants of the field; that of course,
they are many in number, or that, after all,
they are other than the little, shrivelled, mea,
gre, hopping, though loud and troublesome
insects of the hour,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-05

Chicago, hitherto strongly Republican,
has gone Democratic by 1000 majority.
The next thing in order will be an old
fashioned "rebel yell from the loyal town
Of Boston. If Grant don't hurry home
that transeoniinental procession viii dwin-
die into iqsigniieanee before he gets back,
or else the Rebel Democracy viii base To
form tho escort.
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DIED.
Deaths H'.-rrb~,., Poetry dc, ric, Cont. pc, In,

On March eth, 1879, ut Abbottstown.
Adams county, Pa, Joseph Berlin, aged %
years and 10 months.
In Manchester, on the I'd instant, Lydia.
wife of John c, Denner.
Near Bethel Church, in franklin district.
on April ., 1879, Mrs. Elizabeth, reliet Of the
late Joshua Sundergill, aged about IS years.
AZ Owings Mill, on lst Of April, Francis
b. Painter, aged % years
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GUNsMITHTNG.

CUNs RESToCKED AND RESET.
NJ also drawn for close shooting. Stocks
rcbeHt 70 any required shape for ST.. New
springs and triggers furnished. Barrels re.
polished and general repairing at the shortest
notice. Work guaranteed. Pieces low.
VALENTINE Il. MANCHEY,
apr oi3ls Manchester, Ald.
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Fashionable MilliRsry& Dress MAKING

MRS, CLINTON II. SPURRIER.
tsuceesssr TO Miss A. Root,
So MAIN STREET, WEST END, -6,a
III AS just opened large and fashionable
IL stock Of Spring MILLINERY GOODS.
A call is solicited. np 5.sts
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no. ISL EQUITY

NO. 1880 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Charles I. Beifsnider and Isaac T.. Pearson,
ana John Warehime, Trustees. Va. John
Nafehimei Executor, &c.
This iih day Of April. A. D.
~ 1879, that the account Of the Auditor
NED ~ this cause be finally ratified aud con.
hfmsd, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown % Or before the 2Ist day Of April
INST provided copy Of ibis order b insert.
ga lor TWO successive weeks before The ast
n day N some newspaper published N
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy, Test:
ap ~ FRAsE ]. snAw, CLERK.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-05

The Republican papers that arc trying
to make the country believe that the negro
exodus from Mississippi is due to white
persecution should explain the white exc
dus form Pennsylvania. Tho destination
Of both Southern blacks and Northern
whites is Kansas, and if anything the
number o. white emigranis from Pennsyl-
vania alose exceeds that Of the much
talked Of black exodus from the South
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-05
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the snbseri.
~ her has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, Letters Tesiamen.
tary on the Estate of
JOSHUA \. PHILLIPS,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims againgt the deccased arc hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally auihenticatedtot the subscriber.
on or before the 3lst day Of October. 1879;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
oil bench, Of said estate Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 3lst day Of
March, 1879
J. OLIVER WADLOw.
apr o-4t Executor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-05

4 Cqaww School .loaraqi Is published
il Baltimore county, =. T. Iiams editor,
The teachers write sor Il, and i Is made the
organ Of the teachers aud the schools
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-05

Are oct the Republicans ashamed 70 cry
''reroinlica. when the Democrats only
undertake % psqo what tbeg hqvo dong.
and 10 III mahucr
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With the resurrection Of TiIdeu as a Presi
dental candidate, there occurs the thought as
10 what position nephew Pelion will occupy
IN conducting the presidential campaign
Radical Paper.
With the resurrection Of Grant as a
Presidential candidate for the third term,
there occurs the thought as to what posi-
tion Belknap, Bubcock Zach Chandler,
Boss shepherd, e il anne genus, viii oc-
eapy ii conducting the presidential cam
paign.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-05

The new pzfiy 10 Baltimore is called
the rTax PeyeFs' Party, aud takes the
place Of the eReform Party HhIch ran
its course and expired 10 give place to
something new.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Il INDER d Deed Of Trust from Henry 8
- Davis ! will sell at public sale. a,tha
Soust House Door, in Westminster. ~ Mn.
Day, fhe ssfh day 81 Apra, 1879. AZ ~ n /
tract OF Land lying partly IN Carroll counts
ana partly IN Howard county, containing
% ACRES, MORE OR LESS
Terms Of Sale. One half cash. and bal.
anee ~ one year, on note, with secnrily and
apr 5as WM- T. MAuLsBY, Trustee.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ beers have obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county Letters restainentary
on the personal estate Of
JOHN FLEAGLE,
late OF Carroll county, deceased Al persons
having claims agaiHst the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, 10 the sub
seriber on or before the sfsi day OF October.
1873 they may otherwise By law DO excluded
from oil benefit of said estate. Those in.
debted arc requested to make immediate
payment.
March, 1879.
JESSE FLEAGLE,
NOAH +. FIEAGLE.
apr p'it' Executors
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CLOSING OUT sALEl

MI enderSigncd9 intending 10 discontinue
a the sale Of Liquors after the first Of Nav
next will Close OUT his stock gp to shat time
ns greatly reduced prices.
I, II. BASIL
apr alr canolllon Station, Nd.
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Commissioners Notice.

Vie County Commissioners Of Carroll
= county, Will meet at their Office. n Wast.
minister On The tIasf MoxDAr Of Jtxr.
1917, ior the sgahsacilon Of business.
by order,
LOUIS G. TRuMB0,
arr v.t Clerk.