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Special Correspondence of the Ale1a. Gdset
WASnrNGTON y e.. Jso. 81. 1850

cPe1foe correspondence OF the AtefG. bdzette.
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Jso. "a, 1880
Nt!thcr house Of Congress- Bss il session 10
day.
Tho ApprOp'isi95 C,nu:ttee Of the Hou c
vi! hold specie! meeting On Monday next to
consider the ludlan appropriation bill 81 as to
report that bill! AID get it out CT the Gay 8s
soon : possible.
The Ways aud Mea; $ &, nni.tee Of Tho
Houss held meetiag at noon 70 day 10 s;ill
ior'her consider Mr. Woods proposition t. re-.
fund the natioosl dcot 90 81 per ceot bolds
Among the claims tina; Mr.. Withers has
asked 10 be withdrawn from the flies Of the
Senate ard refstred to Wbe Committee GU
Jlalms, is that Of Johu Y. Wur:hngtou, OF
Fairfax county, w., fer 500 cords of wood,
a. ; i per cord, but / is sS4gst the ru,es Of The
SeGata to sllow this wi:bdra vel iassmuoh ss
there aave been TOO sdcereo reports upon l.
Iae HOUSE Committee % the Juircory,
Judge Harris, Of Virginia. Jreaiding, N the
abseuce Of the ci-i.mso, Mr kaut,. met this
InGru,ng aud heard the following namod tema g
disc ucse upon the iaes;msbIe blessings that
female suffrage would c0tf:r upou th c unir, ::
M!s' Enps Montgomery McR,a. o. lndiaua !;
Nils sss'e I. White, Of Illinois; Mrs uatha
Ilce \. l.. Ste5oios. ot Michigau airs L ga
beth saxon, Of L,uisiacG; Mrs. Leila Blake,
of Neg York; Mrs. Matilda Ju-lyu Gage, Of
New YORK Miss Pi o1a W. Utzz us, Of Mis-.
,our,', and Miss Snsau 3. Au,bouy, Of New
York: The suoeotes. Us a whole, presented
very taIr Arguments Of the womaa's side Of the
Question. add 10 Of them-ihst OF Miss Coz
zsos'. who is a handsome aud attract;ve woman,
apparently about tWentg 6ve yasrS Of age-vas
really e'qre1. The autelc' with one or two
exceptions, wss coUpo,et ou;irely Of Members
OF the Committee and delegates 60 the Woinau's
Suffrage Convention. Mrs DR.. WsIk,r was
quiet AID subdu"d looking spectator. Sue did
cot possess I'd Of aimissi9n, but the door.
keeper seid b. let Der iI bcc,us he was gtraid
she had pistol aod might create
disturbance if h. refused 70 adult her.
Wheu the committee rose, Susau B. Ak d oae
OF her female admirers if shs was ashamed of
her-meeoiug OF the speech she had just madc.
10 Th!ch the friend renii.d:
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File 7Iatne NussGie.

IKE fusion legislature at Aucus.s, yesisr-
cey di ccs:ci q statement 10 be submitted 10
tn" SUp:eme judicial Cour: ard adj u,ncd
wthou. bcoD. Las! ii; ht he .e,uoEcau
Governor detcrniued 70 garrison tao Sac
House ard proceed to urons neesl,es an
peaT: thar the iGsicnisi militia hes bcea G.l.!as
iii town, :he 10; aliy Of s,uo of tie tr9tps 90
reruO.Ioarisn was suspectet, and coup q elat
%as arureteuded. Suntry sensational repyr s
~crc current, aad Dav sppe us o raw. become
somcwcat txo,cd. Dee Uf The reports vfs
that plot to oprn The residences Of the leading
Au2as.a republicans, hsG been d:c verad.
ir!augo'ar hiss + paper marked the doomed
resldencea They Ns-e tackled cn sitter DARK,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Jon. 81 $780,
For tno Middle S.stc5 clear Or fair athef,
westerly winds ;hifti0g to sju!berly R!th slow
~ rlslDg barometer aad Sill, mt changes 10 pres
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AUCTION GOODS AT Tho auc ion sale Of
S.musl i'fasau & Co., Is B ,I5iGoto YESTERDAY.
No Z, cl'cd gcod pargaias 20 Dry Good. Cali
ADD $40 them at i. MCDBERE's.
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The Hop LAST NIGHT For the psst I've
mCotns A xsugil4 hao yut aside o:t eGe. sad
aud dIcbifcd. and 1oonnd tire ggrh OF youth
uDu Tsfp-!ghore. tito musc OF he choral s,ng
and darC,, has held universal 59ay. Fifs!
{ inc the hop Of IN: married gcu.eweu, ert
Thea the OunG gan i.Gco u4iiGG 10 az EFT Il
to give oae TIA! HOud cary Jtf The Vict..r
p4lUJ. Both ct iheS3 hops 16rs croRoed With
cJnp'ate tuc :ess. a2d were 81! that could oc
desired sud che gc2ttcm2u ia charge received
the applause duo tncll oxcr ions &c piehs', frog
GclighEeu company. But the most ulegan ..
mo9t cnjHyab'c aud m"st ruIn ,rousIY stelded
oi the SEASON wGs ihs "Laar \ ear Hop" s.sea
by the ladies Ut the city, iasG Glght, at Nc
Bur3ey's Hall. T:c t.ir one wara beautiful" :
aad laste!utty a:tired, and Alexandria 5
danes and daughters lrver looked l07i'er, or
more charuing Inc gcnticmoo W3re 10 full
evening Costume, aud the deGelDg so CT GU
sisted Il VARIES, plkss, lsnCior8 and qn.irhcs,
was light ald graceful. ~ Twelve 90 k so
vicgcot EGu0ed supper was served, Tnch wa
kFcatiy eli yeG, AID short ilmo spout il social
Converse. Waea GaHcnE waa Recommended lad
couugucd uD" ncarly iour o'clock this m1?T-
i1e. The Old Vlrgioia Reel, Vjrpiuia' = fayoIi}e
dslc3 .as tt@G calico, alter vito. me en-
raLy ICtred 10 ,h9!r hOU, ;, hvic &c dream Of
the pleasures i he " nlug hat bad g0lr Into
the psst and awake to he roaiirles ut ilje. The
mesters OF c.reuonics wore +. 7, Hawk,
esq, AID Col. l. " Red; aud the foor coD-
EIaee were Capt. jas II. Reid ard T. j.
D.lngr'ti.Id. tbs &c, pI!0a n,G ml.trc were
Mis-. ". Maytc, Mrs. Junu s. Chapman and
Me. } .fucg Il. Reid.
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POSTPONED. The address OF Gen. FLzhugh
ice tcote The Relief Hoax aod La4d,r 90.
n!li tc delivered on fHur:'a2 evening, Fe
hrlar; SD, bot ~ p,yt 'fu, stay evening", as
p: viouoiy aunous j. i c:0Hied house awaits
'he General. as the c:qGiry fer tickets cvi'
.icE
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PERsoNAL.-iI. ". Vau1cgiitt, forsgerl5
Chi E.erleeT and G2nnrs, Suasrioteodev, Of
me Virginia Mldlspt Railroad was 10 til;
Cty TO day.
Mayer G. y. Gui.h and vii, left for Ncs
York his morLigg
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'Just q: snAr
Let midnight Dc ssasmod of morn,
No, when | blush, he this ms shame,
Ihll | DO mlre rcYnln thy namn ~

A coored man named Kote Singleton, for
merly of y exandris, but now o visitor in the
senate restaurant mere IVES triod this morning
before aglstTats for q debt he owed G. A.
humpkln coored boarding. house keeper of
Aie4=Edfia. Lumpkins acted IS his owa cOun-
sci, but not bsing resident Of tho District hs !
to give al ndemrityirg bod which LIS did,
with Juogs WilloGshbY ss suroty. He b:ain cd
Judgment, and sn execution in the Shape OF an
Ht!acnment upoa Singleton's wages will be is
sued next ,ge3k
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SkrpkS.

TRY =. Z, Jan. "a hundred and fen
stsIs' s-a-cd91s IL Wl.-s & C,s lsuudry, and
iSlty Ia the Ieund:r OF lin Wsle.stern i Co.
80 Sostef1ay Tor IA udvSnce OF wages. Other
StafChafs tncesLun 10 follow.
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ATgSEfsENya.

SAREPTA II ALI
iRuE. 6. Il. CEsp.Hli-sEL.
OF New York, the distinguished
AIT ILLUSTRATOR,
will give four evenings of
TRAVEL IN EUROPE,
commencing on FRIDAY, January 23d. 1880,
with the illustration of
ITALY, THE ART LAND,
SATURDAY NIGHT, Jsnusry 24sh, PARIS.
TIE BEAUTiFUL CITY,
MONDAY MIGHT, Jakuary &c, ROME, TIE
ETERNAL CITY.
III ESDAY NiGa'r, ia! uary 81, SWIlZER.
LAND AND The ALPS.
The superb Eatey Organ used is kindly loaned
bg Mr. VsEAukoa, '0""00
49, Rates OF Admission: Adults 90 corts; children
IS ceHts. N1''"' Cal
=, Doors o. Ell q: $50. beginning at g v'cIo.k.
carriages na2 nG ordered 81 45. ian 10
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FOHI Of ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY "a
3u2 r::"s.,......... I II ;uG sels...... l..
ufEARED.
OF jane Nosei'y, lower Pot'c, BY F A Reed
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ROM top to cellar STACKED with Dry
Ds at Isaac ElCHBERG's.
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List OF pifp,S.

The following IS a list OF The letters remaining
in the Pos.oiice ia this city Januapv "A
Persons calling FOR letters will say they arc sd
.Vertiscd aud give The date of the list
If rot called for within thirty DAYS. they will be
sent TO the dead letter office, in WASHINGTON.
a7endo, Louis Jcfries, John T
Bon ing, Mr. Amsnda Kelly. Mrs Deis
RiuHdo1. Mrs ksLle l.Vles, J " Il
Cooper, Mrs ". col haas PC
Fisher, Thos " Murev. Mrs Fannie
Ferguson, Mrs Louviua Fool, " :
Grooves. Alfred Price, j II
Gray, Miss Selma Robinson. Mss l. zzie
Grarsn, JssG Richa-d&ol Avs l., col
Gibson, Susan Roe John
Gibson. Eu.ms Tsbscott. Mrs Margt
Hall, Mrs hizh, col Thomp:on. Miss May
Hoffman s. Spies Williams, a NJ
llg o., s ~
" LEWIS MCbFNzIE ?. NJ.
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CHTaCH osEVlCzs, &c. Io-NonROw -
LAr11 Chnrc r.-SoTVic; al II II vnd 7:&O
.. T." 0r Rs. Il. Sr
81 Pauis cir Oh Service =: II :; II. s13
4 -. n ~ k2v. d.. y r'u,
Gree CLHrch. at II q. Ii. auIi
1.,b .. ~. ny K y. NJ Sosr2.
81 Nary'S Ctuch.-Ma-- al I AID / o n.
Fe~'2ys az + .. IL.
Union P'esLyteri4n Gsurch First Churce J.
Se:vc3 81 II d. IL. 4uu 1870 p. u. ~ K-v,
Dr.. Blllork,
.Sccoaa Presbyterian Church Service at II
?. II: aud ! - . H. pY Rev W:n. d.. w!uci,e
.Nr'i Fps. Church -Servin- 81 II a. n. AID
al T:JDp =. 10. by R,v i 4. PesrJa.
Meth. E3is. Church .S0uth.- Service 3 !
a. H., a." $50 q. u. b. koV. " *. B,y!,.
Meth, Irot. CLWch-5erpica al II >. Ii. all
100 H. III, ~ E"g. ". f. Grahsrn.
Baptist CtUrcG-Scrvcc i: | | u. 70. ard T. 80
?. IN, ~ R.v. ". s. =. Gjck.
Gcrmqn Lgthtran Church-Sc: 7icc al : =.
u. oY K5g CIR. L:pcpct
Yomg Mems Christian AsS3ci4ti2a.-
3o,9Ico u Scoz aud plagy. neo,us iG tie NJ.
+. Cju,oh at4 2. n. Jail at 2 .. N. Ans
House ct y p. 10.
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Go AND SEE tno IMMENSE STOCK st
ISAAC EICHBERGs.
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MuMmr cloth yard wide. at SC ysfd ct
Isaac tICuBEEGs
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BEAD THE
WAsGBNGTDN GsXETgG

esDMMIC MIN hSaL SPRINGS Wafer
- Wa cure 81! irregularities OF the kidueys
relieve chfunic constipation headache anu other
diseases resulting from q dl:ordered condition OF
the system, For sale by TIE gsllon by
jau % WAkFlaLE s. HALL.
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Connections at Hichnond with the Rich mend
and Dsnvii!e snd Richmond snd P4iergDusg
Railroads. for the soQtu with he Old pomin-
ion Steamship line or New York. snd Vir-
ginia Steam Line and K. q z. K. 4. for Nor
folk.
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Connections At Goshen with St,se lines for
l., kingdom AID Natural briIge; st Huntington
with O. B. So /. ?. steamers fct s!l points
ard the Ohio river; a. Portsmouth, o., with
Scioto Valley Z 4, for ali poin.s in The ORTIZ
Central 4 L. for all points in can.rsl RentucA !, :;
+: Cincinnati o., with Oil lines fjr .ll points IL
the West.
Through tckst: for sale =! Y. II. r. z. oGces
in Washington iG0l fenna. ave and il Alex
el;ria.
Con way T. HOWARD, G.P. STA.
j. L. d. n 1, Southern gent jsn "a
NORWOOD CREAHERY BUTTER, in 9
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Alonzo Stewart

AlOnZO StcWUft
VS.. In the Circuit Court
Sallie Curtis, Welton A. for Hartford County
Curtis, William A. Cur In Equity.
It's and others.
THE object of this suit is to procure decree
i for the sale ofcertain land in Hartford county
of which Welton Curtis, late of said county, de-
ceased, died seized.
The bill states that the said weton Curtis de-
parted this life In the month of August 1880 intes
tate, seized and possessed among other real estate
of u tract of land or parcel of land situate in said
Hartford county, called and known by the name OF
Fox Harbor," or by whatsoever name known or
called, containing Fourteen Acres more or less
being the same and all OF the land which the said
Welton Curtis deceased, purchased OF Mary Ann
Tragor, and upon which the said Curtis resided at
the time of his death, more definite and partic-
ular description of which is given in the bill in
debted to the complainant in the sum of seven
hundred and fifty dollars, with interest thereon,
from the 9th day of August, 1877, and that the per-
sonal estate of which said Weton Curtis died pos
sessed is insufficient TO pay his debts, and that
certain Mary Ann Tragor, of Hartford county,
aforesaid claims to hold claim against said prop
erty, but how much, If any, is to your orator un-
known, and that he is entitled to have the said real
estate of which said Curtis died seized sold for the
payment of all debts due and owing as well to all
other creditors of said Curtis, who will come in
contribute to the expenses of this suit and be made
parties thereto as to your orator. Alonzo Stewart.
The bill further states, that said Welton Curtis,
deceased, left Welton A. Curtis, William A. Cur
It's Harriet E. Giles, wife of Charles Giles who are
non-residents of the State of Maryland; Hannah
Stansbury, wife of Isaac Stansbury, John Curtis.
Ephraim Curtis, Robert Curtis, Sarah Curtis and
Mary Curtis, his only children and heirs-at-law,
and Sallie Curtis, his widow, and that John,
Ephraim, Robert, Sarah and Mary Curtis are in
fants, under the age of twenty-one years.
December, 1850, ordered, that the complainant by
causing copy of this order to be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Hartford
county, aforesaid once in each of four successive
weeks, three months before the 18th day of April,
1881, giving notice to the said absent nonresident
bill warning them to appear, and each of them,
in this court In person by solicitor before
the said 18th day of April 1881, to answer the pre-
misses and show cause, IL any they have, why
decree ought not to pass as prayed
A. LiNGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy, Test:
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From london Lancer Of " oremJer
Edwin Booth as Hamlet.

Although matters theatrical lie outside the
domain of The Lancet we have always made 1t q
custom to direct the attention of our readers to
every fresh exponent of Shakespeare's greatest
characters, because feel that the study of this
puzzling psychological fiction has perhaps more
genuine interest for members of the medical
profession than for any other class of persons.
Edwin Booth gives, we believe, q correct view
of the Princes mental condition OF sensitive
and attectionate organization. He is profoundly
affected both mentally and physically, by his
interview with the ghost. Mr.. Booth succeeded
in producing the impression without any strain
or effort, that this trying ordeal left an effect
upon the nature of Hamlet so that to use COM
mon expression he never was the same after
wards.
His interview with Horatio and Marcullus
after the disappearance of the ghost was really
fine rendering of most difficult part of the
play, and from the time of the ghosts exit to
the fall of the act drop, it was evident that the
mental shock had been terribly severe-that it
was an effort to collect his thoughts, and that
while conyersing with his friends his mind was
far away.
For the rest, we must say that Mr.. Booths
representation, although 1t was not marked by
any very original or striking points, was from q
merely technical point of view, one of the best
pieces of stage performance we ever saw.
The minutest syllable that Mr.. Booth uttered,
even in his most subducd tones, was, we believe,
heard plainly in the far corners of the pit and
gallery.
To hear fine voice. used with consummate
skill, giving utterance to Shakespeare's master
piece, is in itself great treat, n treat which
many popular Shakespearian actors fail to give
us.
Again, Mr.. Booths command of what is
known as ''stage business" we have never seen
excelled. His actions were rapid, suitable, free
from all eXaggeration, and if we may be allowed
the expression, exquisitely neat. The one which
he makes of pair of delicately chiseled, nerv-
GUS hands is such as any actor might envy To
give an example, his attitudes and manner while
questioning his friends, in the first act as to the
circumstances Of the ghosts appearance to
them, were at once mastery and easy.
Mr.. Booth has an expressive face and fine
figure, and his pronunciation is quite free from
all Americanism.
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States or Canada.
The volumes of the Basdr begin with the first
Number for January of each yea:. When no time
Is mentioned, 1t will be understood that the sub
scriber wishes to commence with the Number next
after the receipt of order.
The last Eleven Annual Volumes Of Harpers
Bdzdr, In neat cloth binding, will be sent by mail
postage paid, OF by express free of expense pro
vided the freight does not exceed one dollar per
volume.) for 81 90 each.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for bind
ing, will be sent by mall postpaid, on receipt of
$l.00 each.
Remittances should be made by Post-Ofce
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss
Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement
without the express order of Harper & Brothers.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS,
decl7 New York
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BALTIMORE AND DELTA R. R.-Peter Dolan,
contractor on the Pennsylvania division of the
Baltimore and Delta Railroad, has been pushing
ahead with his contract despite the severe
weather. His workeman have thrown up dirt
within D stones throw of Delta Station. There
being a scarcity of dirt at this point and swampy
ground also, he kills two birds with one stone
by making large ditch at the side of the
track.
Thief entire road from Delta to Baltimore il
now nearly all graded, and what is more, is
nearly all paid for. The officers deserve much
credit for their management of the finances
Some of the Baltimore county people are i'm.
patientand want more done. They must re-
member that the world wasn't made in a day
and that this job requires time. However, moth.
ing unforeseen occurring, the people Of Delta
before old Santa Claus drives over this region
again. = Delta Herald.
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TIME TABLE OF p, W. A. Is. X. X.
Commencing November 2sth, 1880.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH /:
TRAINS MOVING NORTH /:

The sos A. NJ. and $40 p. NJ. trains from Balti-
more stop only at Havre de Grace.
The train from Philadelphia leaving Havre de
Grace at FL p NJ, stops at Edgewood only 238 at
arriving in Baltimore at 32S.
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HARVEY 8. JONES,
Blacksmith & Hose Sheer
CHURCHvILLE, MD.

HAVING removed to Churchville, am now
IL prepared to do kinds of Blacksmitning at
moderate prices, tot the times.
Carriages, Express and Farm Wagons,
Carts, Agricultural Impieme nts, &c.
made and repaired to order. HORSE SHOOTING
done promptly. long experience at the business
enables me to guarantee that all my work will be
done In the very best manner respectfully So
lieit the patronage of the public.
HARVEY s. JONES,
nov0-1y Formerly of Forest Hin,
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s1Y Telegraph poles are wanted for a line from
Baltimore via Hartford Pike to Oakland School
House, (Curts's Corner,) in Hartford county,
thence to left by road passing near Fallston p.
o., to Frogtown, to Hickory Tavern, to Me-
chanicsville, to Deer Creek Iron Works, TO Dub
lin; thence by right-hand road to Conowingo
Bridge. Poles are TO be Chestnut (peeled, 35
feet long, to average inches at top and none to
he less than inches, and to be distributed along
the line above designated at rate of 35 Poles to
each mile. The undersigned will receive offers,
for finishing said poles, either in whole or in
sections, until January 10th, 1881. Geo. l..
Deved, 81 Light St., Baltimore dcc31
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One Of my children was recently attacked wi n
a severe case Of Group, which really assumed a
distressing phase; was recommended to try DIR:
Bulls Cough Syrup, after other remedies had
failed. The effect was most happy and speedy,
GaG sing an entire cure. r. Albrecht al 8. Sharp
81 baltimore.
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sB-A White Boar Hog has been trespassing
on the premises of the subscriber since last Sep
TENDER. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take 1t
away. ii. A. Bateman, wilma. dec24
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight cents line for the first insertion, and 5
cents line for each ubsequent insertion-seven
words to a line. No advertisement inserted I'M
less prepaid.
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PUIAGONA A,
The Greatest Known Remedy
FOR
Coughs, Throat and Lung Trouble
TT requires only fair trial TO convince one of
l. its efficacy. Free from morphia or any other
anodyne. Price 30 cents.
Sold by Druggists and the Proprietor,

anodyne. Price 20 cents
Sold by Druggists and the Proprietor,
A. X. MErTEE,
12 Fayette street. above Park.
BALTIMORE, Sept, 3, 1880.
M. A. n. Htttee 122 Vest Fdyete street, baltimore.
Ad-Dear Sir: have been suffering for over
two years from Pulmonary Consumption and
have tried all kinds of medicine at an expense of
over two thousand dollars without any decided
relief. had a terrible cough, lost all my appe-
tite, and could not sleep at night. Last June l
was recommended to try your "Pulmona :" since
that time / have been using it; my cough has
stopped, sleep well, and have good appetite
heartily recommend it to any one suffering with
lung disease. Wishing you all success, / am ever
yours &C., W. A. WILSON,
Northwest corner Huntington and Charles
street avenue, or 24T and 249 West Pratt street.
M A. r. Hettee, 122 West Fdyette street. baltimore,
Md-Dear Sir: take great pleasure in recon-
mending your "Pulmona' for the cure of Colds,
Sore Throat, etc, and can say, in all truth, II is
the very best remedy ever used in my family for
the purposes named, and would not be without
1t II 1t cost Ave times as much per bottle.
VIM. BOULDIN, SR.,
48 North Carey street
Sold by T.. Wyatt Baker, Bel Air. dec10-3t
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Monmouth Grist & Saw Milk

THE undersigned has leased the above Mills,
i situated near Emmorton, formerly known as
McHenry's Mills, but now owned by Mr.. Alcxan-
der Bell, and respectfully solicits the patronage
of the neighborhood. Having an unfalling supply
of water can do Grinding and Saving at all times.
Having had ample experience can guarantee to
make Flour, Meal and Feed of the best quality,
and also fill orders for Saving in the very best
manner.
Flour, Meal and Feed always on hand and for
sale at lowest prices for cash.
The private road leading through Mr.. Bells
farm is open to the public for access to the Mill.
mhl2 j. THOMAS WRIGHT,
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s4y-For Sale.-Level Farm, 400 Acres, near
Michaelsyille Hartford county, Md. Enquire Of
J. T. Webster, Hartford Furnace. dec24
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good Driving Horse, ! Brood Mare, Texas
Pony, Marshal Ney Colt, years old; ~
yasnzuzM Harry Arlington Colt, six SSK6M
months old; one pair twin
TW Calves, Heifer, one Essex -AC<aAe
-.z.-Ae> Brood Sow, SShoats, Butchers Wagon,
Family Carriage, Sleigh. and Bells, Wheelbarrow
Turnip Cutter, Sausage Chopper sets Butchers
Tools,2 Blocks and Tackles, Beams and Peas
and Tables, Meat Casks 2 Wagon Tongues, sets
Single Harness, set Double Harness, Express
Harness, Side Saddle, Coal Stoves, Sewing
Machines, Refrigerator, Butter Tub, Lard Tub
Wagon Springs, Show Case, 200 cases choice
Canned Tomatoes, and many other articles not
enumerated.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums OF SO and under, cash above that
amount credit of nine months will be given
purchasers to give their notes, with approved
security, bearing interest from day of sale
decT JOSEPH A. COALE.
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s5g-Six fine Sows, heavy with pig, for sale
cheap. Apply to Thos Sullivan, Magnolia, Md
deC24