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our Annapolis Letter.
ANsApoLIs, Feb. z. 1890.


Editors Beacon :--As predicted in
my last letter, there have been many
bills Of more or less important nature
passed by the House This week. The
bill introduced by Mr.. Hayes some time
ago, entitled attachments, came up on
Wednesday Tor thrd reading and wa
passed. The nature Of this bill ~ such
that il repeats that section Of the Code
Of public General Laws which requires
Garnishees an Attachment suits 20 come
come into Court, by attorney or other
wise, and defend themselves (in case
they hold no assets Of defendantl or SUIT
fer judgment TO be entered against
them for The amount which the plain
tiff may claim. This bill requires the
plaintiff TO prove the assets as other
claimants are compelled TO do. The
Garuishee can be summoned 10 appear
in Court and answer all interrogatories,
but if Il appears upon such examine
ton that he holds no assets Of the de-
fendant, he is discharged as any other
witness without cost. A bill was also
passed repeating that section in the
Code which requires persons before APP
pealing from a decision Of Justice. OF
The Peace 10 pay she cost of q suit tried
by such Justice. The Judiciary Com
mitteei reported unfavorably upon the
bill submitted by Mr.. Browning, oil
Prince Georges, requiring persons be-
fore instituting suit 10 this State 10 de-
posit the sum OF Eve dollars with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court Tor which
county the same shall be held. This
bill. though being very ably defended
by the Prince Georges delegation, now
sssleeps the sleep WHICH knows no va
king. The contestedgelertion case OF
Mattinely vs.. Graves has assumed q
very interesting character. Mr. Fish
er, who is Mr.. Mattingly's, attorney,
seems to be resorting to all manner OF
means to do away with The stubborn
fact that Graves was elected by s. ma
ioriiy satthe late election over bis con-
testants Matlingly, who now seeks by
sheer stratagem 10 ride into Office over
the exprsssHd objection Of The legal ,vo-
tiers Of 81. Mays county. Mr. Firher.
10 bis opening speech, favored the cem-
Iniltee, like wise the many spectators,
with some very rich and elOqaent re-
marks, such as Graves. the usuFper,
eating out Of Mr.. Mattingly's soup dish
for one-thiFd Of the session s'---sthat Mr.
Mhtingly's constituents has sustained
an incaleulahIe loss BY beng deprived
Of the services Of fAeir Justly and isgat-
" elected Representatives" Col. Crane
opc ned the argument on The part oi MIR.
Graves Thursday night. Mr.. Holmes
followed for Graves on Friday morn
ing, after which. the Committee adj
ionrned 10 Tuesday next al 81 'clock. p.
M, when the two legal giants, McCul-
Tough and Fisher wsli conclude The ar
gnment. McCnllongh Tor Graves This
combat Is looked forward to With much
anxiety andinterest. Itis the theme al-
most Of every one here. Mr.. Mccall
Tough. BY the way. j. q nephew OF The
Speakef Of the House. Both BREACHES
of the Legi>lssure adjourned 20 Monday
next al ~ o'clock.
Sz-vARG.
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The American Farmer for February cor
ta.ns rich collection Of materials for the farm
er, gardener and fruit-grower. The eOntribu-
lions bear The imprint o. practical hands, and
especially noteworthy are tbe detailed reports d
a number Of the most advanced and successful
farmers clubs. These reports are. regular Tea
lures in this journal. and are greatly TvIished BY
agricultural readers. The experience Of greai
many ihdiyiduals is thus concentrated in sin
gle issue. Besides much miscellaneous matter,
The monthly notes on farm work, Iive-stOcb,
poultry, flower and vegetable gardens, &C., and
an exhaustive esssy On the cultivation Of tobae-
co, deserve attention whilst . varied and at-
trae,ive Home Department cannot fail to interest
the ladies. The price Of the Farmer u $I-so .
year, and % clubs Of Eve or more only 81 each.
saml. sands & Son. Publishers. Baltimore, Nd.
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hesnal:on. The echoes from she Penn-
sxlsania Republican Coasension arepos
eniireIyassurine IL Ces. GsanEss iFisnds
y 10 now eonreas that he must make .
struggle Gov The nomsnstion n be 81
pecls to lra3 the nssional ticket.
The Blaine men on he other hard ieel
or express themsetres. thst 10 one sense
ihey have won y victory. The fact
shas with The powetful Influence Of the
Camero0 narhise we've carried Only BY
% majority i regarded BY them Is any
thing bat signal victory ior Grsns--a
mere scratch - L we're.
Ireally think that Blaine's friends
made onIv one mistake, thafIE vas tn
wise 10 have offered The amendment %
substitute BIaine's name for that Of
Crafts in the resolutions Of inslrue-
! tons.
The Repusaiesn District Convection
was held Friday to elect delegates 70
| The National Convention. The proceed.
ings are Of no importance. The meet.
| Tag wss q dlsgFaceluI asIasr. Il
madge Hall, the place Of meeting. -:
| packed with negroes the majority bel
| drunk made an ugly scenery. But g
| way they finally elected Messrs.
ers and Cook 10 represent this<
| AZ the National ConventIcn.
sssss e Manu- fofies
| ssderation abilI introduced 5yz -
Of Virginia nearly year ago ''to pro-
vide for the welfare Of people in pre-
venting the adultefasion Of articles oil
food and drink In justice TO Mr..
BeaIe Il should BE- stated that he did mol
prepare that bill, but introduced il in
The form in which1he writing had been
constructed BY advocates OF the pro-
posed legislation. That bill Is inartl-
fetal, very lengthy and comprehends
grave mooted questions involving the
powers and jurisdiction Of the National
| Government over domestic and hyeienic
concerns Of the citizens oil the States.
Hon. Charles Stewart Parnell ac-
| companied by MessTs. DIltons Murdock
and Mathews Of the Dublin Times ar
rived here last week. Mr.. Parnell,
was met by the House OF Congress
in session, and rendered The use oil
the Hall Of Representatives for the ex-
preston OF the object or bis visit 10 the
United States. The large crowd that
assembled to hear him deliver bis speech
was dIslppoin ed on account of bis
speech being so dry and short. He
also delivered similar one at Willard.
Hotel. He bitterly denouncesihe New
York Herald on account OF Mr.. Ben.
nett's sending his money through
some other communications contrary "a
those OF Mr.. Parnell's.
| Another beautiful snow visited oui
city the depth Of 8 inches. The firsi
day sIeighing was beautiful and crowd.
OF our Inhabitants and visitors partici.
patel in that beautiful sport. The sur
shining It's utmost drove the sleighs Il
their old quarters.
LANCASTER.
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OBITUARY.

Died, on wedue sday, the 2sih. ultimo, mt the
residence Of Mr.. James r. Harding, In the 9th
district, Mrs. FRANCES HARDING, widow Of
the late John +: Harding, aged about ~ years
The subject Of this humble sketch, having
lived beyond the allotted time On earth, over fi-
~ years Of which she had been a consistent
Christian. being one Of the Oldest members o
the N. E. Church in this county, could well say
Oil ern,e, where is thy victory;
Oh death, where is thy sting
Her diligsnt and exemplary conduct in al tb.
irving vicissitudes Of life had great and good
influence over the community in which she lived
And her wise and loving couusels, while await.
ing her Masters summons, viii no doubt lead
many nearer TO the cross. Friends and rela'
lives, mourn not as those who have no hope.
She has but gone 10 higher realms. While on
earth ssshe did what she could, " and 10 passing
away. pointed out the heavenly road. Heed
her last dying admonition, that STRAIGHT e the
gate, and narrow the way, which leadeth unit
~ FRIESD.
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The rer~iatOf the Edinburgh ReNew for Jan
nary has lately betn issued by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co.. ~ barclay ST. MI. il 3 ths
practice ofsilis ard he other Quarterly Reviews
70 give careful consideration to The prineipal %
pics which ere attracting pablo attention, asd
h~nes We hare n thia mumtsr.~o articles whieh
are well wOrfh reading. That ensiaIed "AgFi-
cultural Depression" admits that the agricul-
ture Of EnElasd Is passing ihrough crisis q
unprecedented severity, and Discusses ih causes
and eascss aa8er she heads q foFsign eonPesi-
tioa. the land laws, ard ne relations q land
lords asd tenants The other aTtiele 70 which
We refer, a'IrslaBd, Der Present and her FIXTURE, y
calmly Diseases the schemes which hare besu
proposed 70 rsEasdy The present eondition Of Ire
land, and indicates me chief means By which her
proErsss Is likely - BE- assured
ssIsamerscn's life ofTurser'' i = favorable r.
view of a work fhal VIII Be welcome % tbose
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"ALL - Nor Com THAT GLIrr1Rs.o
The aDsmscyafie .9deocafe of West.
minister appears not to be very iavors-
bly, impressed by the memorial Of the
late Tax-Paysrs' Convention. .'It starts
ont. !" says the .adrocafe, with demand
iag reform "a general terms and recon-
mends the selling OF the States inter
est IN two canals; The abolishment OF The
Office OF State Tax Commissioner and
State Inspections Of Tobacco, and Hay,
Grain and Cattle Weighing; and giving
juEisdiclion TO Magistrates ino eases 0f
petit lsreesy!''7 Upon'th subjects Of
these reforms, the .4dsoease goes on
20 say. Sc, ..fs
As 70 the latter, while il peshaps
would be economical, We undertake to
say that il would be unconstitutional
Maryland Biz Of Rights, Article 81, y.
8. Constitution 5sh and 9th mendments.
The committee itself admits that many
bold that view. bat recommends the
passage of law 10 that end and to let
the Court Of Appeals decide upon it,
That is one Of their measures Of re-
form.
"The State Tax Commissioner has
brought many thousands Of dollars into
the State treasury, and his Office has
entailed but little expense. Abolish
this aKd lose revenue, Is another meas
IRE Of reform.
Tobacco inspection pays nothing into
the State, and unless Il can be made re-
muneFative. should be abolished. The
cattle and hay scales pay twelve or
fourteen thonssnd dollars into the treas
Dry annually, which sum would BE- an
nuaily lost were the Offices abolished.
This Is still another measure Of re-
form.
'sThe sale Of the States interest in
the canals may or may not be a good
move, but the Recommendation should
be well considered before the step i
taken.
s'Of the four recommendations BY the
committee. one Is Unconstitutional, two
would lose revenue 10 the State, and
The fourth needscareIul consideration be-
ere being adopted"
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On The ard inst, By the Rev. Mr.. Keeble
DANIEL FioGGs 10 Miss CLARA CHESEIs
DINE. ,,l,l
on the 7th inst. by the Rev Father Neale
JOHN =. ARMSTRONG 70 Miss NARY
SAUNDERS. &c.
ON same dav. by the Bev. Father Lancaster
WIN. n. DEAN 20 Hiss LUCINDA HON ARD
On same day, BY the Rev. Father PacclaFini
THOMAS J. GRAVES TO Miss ANNIE u: HILL i.
On ssme Siav. by the Rev. Father Ncales WIN
". CECIL 20 Mrs. ". L. HANMETT.
ON same day, BY Rev. Father lancaster, WM
n. HEARD TO Hiss JANE g. THOMPSON,
ON the 9th inst, by Rev. Father Neale, Jas
WATTS TO Miss MARY MARTIN.
ON the 3rd inst, BY Rev. Gather heale
STANISLAUS CLARKE to Mrs. MARTHA J
TOWNSEND.
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TCoxNrxrcATED.
CoaMoroLss. Feb. ], 1880.

AN"f~T~~~-N~-~
COs~OrOrls. Feb. !. 1850.
Messrs. Editors ammo Mundi, 3l24, there
lived o very wealthy King whose name was
Crusus. II Was q custom in ancient times for
the Kings to have about their court their Fools.
Crosns' Fool was called Rsop. believe that
Esop was as great benefactor as your cores
poudcat n, and that a. the contamination Of
all things, his writings win have been exiant as
long as those Of ~. 7 qnote from Ksop TN
war With his enemy, the Horse had been
worsted. He sought an alliance with Nan, and
the alliance was accepted on these terms; That
the Man was to puta bride in his mouth and
saddle on his hack and 60 ride him. IL WIS
agreed, and the man has ridden the horse ever
since. ~. saysin bis Communication "a lit
sle scrutiny win reveal the fact that these very
men owe what education they have to the labor
Of the colored race And after we deduct what
the class Of whites. whom some OF onr wOuld-be
political leaders affect TO des2ise and deem unfit
forzny position Of profit and trust, we can safe
~ credit the balance Of the wealth, progress and
material interest Of this county 60 the eolored
mans labor.'' NJ. remiads me Ofthe wish Of .
drunken Irish woman: ssWish that white
man never had been born"
NJ seems 20 have peculiar preference for the
negro race He and differ in this, that while
feel kindly 20 them, ] do not prefer them be-
fore the white race. The signs and indications
are, mat they VIII ne IN the hscendant, anu tue
ruling race, somewhere in the future.
I'm ne prophet, nor do prophecy. But the
laws Of rafionhfon draw The conclusion. IL is
said, that there are 81. 900 single females in
Massachusetts, for whom there are no husbands
These win never obey the law CFeseife e. Snslt-
plieamfni, unless some great and eloquent Tenn
perance Preacher or Brooklyn Teacher comes
along. But who ever, heard Of an Old Maiden
Colored Woman With these facts before US,
the time may befn doubt but the result Is sure.
The late war killed about !, 0OO. 900 white mea.
ERGO, tberenra jest thai many white women who
" IN not obey CFrscite ef muEfipffc0mini.
When ~. writes his history Of America, there
win be these little changes made rs 20 facts !:
Thar America was discovered by Fred Douglas;
that .Pinchback led American Africans in the
war of independence 20 victory; that X. j. was
the author Of the Declaration independence and
tire Star SpAngied Banner, and that N. NJ. Men-
denhAHs was the author Of Yankee Doodle.
d.. puts biz in the mouths Of and saddles the
white race when be attributes nearly AL the MAJ
terial wealth OF the country to the negro race.
But why does be not do full jnstice2 What
share ought The horses, mules and oxen TO have2
Who ever saw negroes drag q plow 20 plow
g field 2 Who ever saw the g colored race
drag the huge stones land put them in place1
that form our national edihces7 But n. says
they did, ''and surely Brutus n - an honor
able man. e. aEfat sre
NJ. has a., axe 70 grind. Can be deny III Let
him do H. What Office is be going 20 ask by the
votes Of the nogroes7 Let ". come to
H Vulfhf fta2 ~7 TAw.
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aau,irsrs u sIis great painssr who win Aos allow
Sheir enthusiasts - rake them unssasoaAess
eBrsfsh Lius'shonu gisu hls'oFy =. ~
buEldfne Of sune of sae Hnose eeisssasea asn'-
houses, naeGlsolz ef lskhtine, ana sasEez'ea -
psDvement, esreei~lly y ths nannsf 2 : 80
ing via short aashes.
Thecthsr artislesars llsry lisiAssoas e 80
ia and Engiand. ? whicli takes uP ne tsef-'e-
go ,hsue y Russian advances into Censral
Asia, and describes the country ana me
,:,;,,.s = ~ ,.vaaioa: ssThe Persian Miracle
p,...,s go. hes0re and aaar the War"
.sI0ad MiusO In India" and '.PlAin Nhis fr'n-
ciples.'
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p essAka1 cseEs
Tks orphAns Coart mss en- Tuesday i4st
prsssHl gssxss nfhzrn, Tirpstf and Lore
AresHnt = zsea u he perssnal estate q Joen y.
Jenilr nIea ssa spprorea. First account q tlen-
~ q. Aasus. adm. q John II. Jeniisrs passad
sesuna ana nnal aecesn4 " s. L. Baoous adm-
81 slarg 4. Baenn. sasssa nd distribution nsads-
Petisioa grantea 70 Ann Clsssiaine. Guardiahs 3
huild nleet houas and sake osher Improvements
On wards psoperiy Petition Eranted % Lydia
c. Hasrhins % repair tenant house On estate >.
Lydia c. BiiHngsly. Last viii and testament
81 sarah j. Hsrbers fied and suunmOns ior vie
ness % prove sin ordered Cor second Tuesday
In March. TbeCsurs lhea adjourned 70 second
Tuesday ID March.
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New Observation-Disclosures Howe,
who greatly admires Grant and pronoua-
ces him the "ieremast man of his age
etc., as might have been expected. il
also furiously in love with the Third
Term business. SO furiously, that be
he does not hesitate 10 declare that
Washington declined ii as " a cunning
deriee 10 conceal kisfmpending senihfy.' -
and that Jefferson did so after ga
wise forecast of probabilities and the
determination to prevent . successor
from enjoying the third term which be
saw i was impossible Tor him TO COM
pass" This isall very startling. but does
noe the Ex-senator think it Is due to the
public that be should show hosc he
found ell this out and also where he
found il : We feel very like kicking
Mr.. Howe ia the Fearl ie fe.zTos III
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81. Andrews Church.
Sundays, Feb 18th and March 9TH and 2lst.
SATURDAYS, Feb I4sh and March goth.
Tuesday, Feb. 24tlh Good Friday, March 25'h.
This boar for all these services 10 goa M.
81 Georges. Poplar Hill.
Ash wednesday, Feb. ilth. Sundays Feb.
22nd and 10Th and March 18th.
Saturdays, Feb. CAST and 2sth, and March
I3th and 25ih.
The last service at } 30 p. m. The rest at 10
a. IN.
Sundays Feb. 22nd and 'sth and March lih
Thursdays, FEB. 2sth ana March 18th at 10
a. N.
Sc. Peters, LconArdtown.
Ash wednesday, Feb lith and Sundays, Feb.
18th and March Tih and 2lst NJ : p. m.
Wednesdays aud Fridays until Holy Week
and Thursdays, Feb. 18th and March 4ih at
p. N.
Thursday, Feb. 10Th, at 10 a. IN. Thursday,
Holy Week, every day but Friday AT a. m
and on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 5
.. M. JOSEPH W. MURPHY.
Feb 5, 1880
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Correspondence al The Beacon.
WAsHIscroN. Feb. 9Th. 1880.

The scramble between Grant and
Blaine al the late Convention AZ Har-
risburg has aestated che minds Of the
intimate friends ofthe two Distinguished
chrillians to considerable extent
Grant on one hand. with the assistance
Of The Stalwars Cameron. II was shoughs
would carry the convention without any
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u.,. q na1ilnars

win prove highly advantageous hy inspect
81 Messrs- e. n. oehus Son's Immense one
price Csoghing Estahfishanent- gEana assoa =
..,sst IN ~ 1verrcsts rlstersand Suits rang
- - rriee nom = Is $50 i nov on exhibl-
80, ~arsrr;sins M Ie,,aing novelties Sor ths
s-~..,s - Their eleesnt Roys' and Chil-
tre-ss r.se~~seks Ulssersfs and Salts FOR School
"a Tve.a ~ - 50 aua upwards are the delirhi
"a sls liss.r foika. Gennsns les prizes scr s7sil
..,-.,'Ts q their motto. and ne advise ev.
- - he1o- pnrchasinr 20 ealI on G. ". oehm
d Son, $50 W. PrAsi 80. and 81 Hanover 81
adjoining Citizens Bank
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Fires.
The house Of Peter Barnes, eoiored man,
Who lives on farm Of Dr. NeaIe in the 6th dis
triet, near ThompsOn's store, was destroyed 81
ire On Saturday night last, with nearly al Is
contents, bed and one Of two other articles
being the only things saved. Barnes hEmsslf,
We learn, bad narrow escape. having 70 jump
from an upper story, where he had gone 70 res
cue q child, bnt he escaped without bodily hurt.
Ii il supposed he ere oEiginated from some china
~ defect. On the following lsnndag night =
sepn,sns Of sencing on The farm 81 ~. 4. y. s.
Yates was discovered 10 be On Ere, but BY lime
" notice the spread Of the Gre arrested, only
about fweniy panels being burned. The last
Gre i supposed 10 have been the act Of az incen-
diary.
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1ssr. L. W 3 Hatehsns. whose post-oflce I
Holly WOOD. In this county, has secnFed ihe
agency Of Mhfaal Endowment Assessment AssO-
eiasion, Of baltimore, and win be pleased 70 saaks
known to parties seeking insurance Ia same the
workings Of the organization IN all particulars
This Endowmeni plan is simply an association
ofindividuAls for the purpose Of seltprOtsesion'
in which an expense fund is created BY the pay.
unent Of a 6xed membership fee, and annual
dues; thus providing for the currsnt expenses q
the association; then, upon The death Of any
Inenber, all The others contribute towards the
payment Of she certificate Of such deceased mem
Der, an amount based upon The age Of each 81
the time Of their joining the association aad upon
the amount Of certificate held BY each member
The officers, directors and Board Of Reference d
this association are gentlemen Of the very high
est personal and commercial standing to be found
In Baltimore city. ~.
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----WmrwC-CKNsUs--f1he penal
t,es cor obstrueiing the census takers.
who begin their Iabors on the first
Monday in june, are severe. The Law
says:
An persons above the age Of 81 years
who shall refuse 10 furnish the informa-
ton required By The supervisor or emu
merstor shall forfeit and pay q sum not
exceeding 500, 10 be secos ered in an
action or debt. Pesidenis, directors,
or other officials OF private corporations
who refuse to furnish Information re-
CURED Of them are made liable 10 .
penalty not to exceed $4,000. Old
maids and bachelors. must bear this 10
mind, and give 10 TN ages correctly.
or else they will be liable to penalty.
Two weeks are allowedfor the COM
pIetion Of the census. The COM
pensaiion TO the enumerators Is as fol-
lows: Two cents for each living in
habilant. two cents for each death re-
ported: ten cents for each farm; fifteen
cents Tor each manuiactory, which j. 10
be in full for all services, and no mil
cage or travelling expenses. The sub
division assigned to each enumerator
must not exceed 1900 inhabitants.
4 G.
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wovrsrAr grAgr YRoX.

Z L. MossIg a. Montreal, Canada, eertihec
sept. 81, 1879, that he had suffered terribly irc'n
dyspepsia and was completely cured oy tAAlnk
4 rood. ana now suffer no inconvenience from
easinv hearty meaIs." These Bittefs are also a
spceffc for all skin diseases. -j3m.
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cemmissisnsrs csurt.
The Board met according % adiOurnHsnt
prssens Alvey, IAwrenee, Jones, Parsons and
I.oker. Edward Rassell, snemenger- The Beard,
afler disposing Or routine business, beard arga-
mentef Jas. II. wiisou ssn fyar Of j W. Tip
pess's account against the equally being passed
for the Ievy Of 1850, which was deferred ssr next
meeting. a. was also the case q J. =. Chuun,
who made application for the pcsisioa IF Coan-
~ Surveyor, ia place Of WIN. ,. wathen, who
has not quall6ed as suebs ?. II. Bend vas Or
dersa % buiie ! gsanary a The AIlnshouse. The
Board shen adjeurnea 10 inset on Tuesday next.
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The old dyeinR establishment. Braneh Once
iia W. baltimore Street, Il as ever prepared 70
40 All kinds OF work In their line, With neat
ness. cheapness and despatch. Thesuperiorchar-
acter Of their work enables them 20 please she
most fasfiaious. aud save 70 che frugai many :
dollar. The atsenti0n oiour lady readers IL es-
peeialIy called TO their BaltimoreBranch Once
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Farm TAINTED.

RmaANTED 3 farm rot excs 3 ing $50 arrss
D " near Point lookout Convenienf % the
proposed FaiirDad situated om riyer, by or
eEeek-wel watered and tiaboEed, win COM
Portable buildings and under cultivation. Al
dress JOSEPH p. CARBEREY.
No. 20 lsf Street, GeoFRetown, D. G..
Feh II, lss0-3t.
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so,xrsrrR PHYSICIANS EXPERIENCE.

4. Canlkius, n. D., q Rochester, n g, Ger
,;fe. e1rs. eth. s7a. that he has used The Safe
kidney and Liver Cure IN his practice TOT dis
eases of The kidneys and liver, and the result has
been satisfactory IN the extreme. Tie says : u
would now prescribe The same remedy 70 81 SIM
ilarly aasietsd and ron ~ liberty to 30 state
year testimonials jim.