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National Republican., 1880-04-24
j. DENT.
THOMAS p. MORGAN,
W. j. TWiNING
major oil Euginccrsl,
ssiOners, District OF Columbia.
United STATES MApsnAHs SALE.

BY virtue Of writ OF herl facias issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of the supreme court OF the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed. VIII sell at public
sale, tor cash at tho Court House door OF salt Dis
trict. on TUESDAY the llth day of May, 1880, ~
~ o'clock m nll the right, title claim aud Interest OF
the defendant In and to the foowingdpsCribcd prop
erty, to-wt Part Of lot IS, in J. w. Jones sub-d
vision Of square NO 5i5, beginning for the
the northeast corner OF said lot running thence
90 feet 10 inches thence south y feet thence east 90
feet 10 Inches thence north IS feet TO the place Of be-
ginning. levied upon rs tic property OF defendant.
Caleb Adams, TO satisfy execution No. a. GF, ut law,
In favor Of Michael Walsh use of Edward Slat,ery
April q, $50. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
np2l-dts u. y. Marshal, H. &.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
FDWlN a MCINTYRE Real Estate Broker,
IL QiS L street northwest,

By virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 5ih day OF
May a. D. 1879 and recorded In Lher Ql0. folio Ss u
seq one OF The land records for the District OF Co
lumbla Will sell ut public auction In front OF the
premises, on THURSDAY the 18th day of April,
1850 at o'clock y. m, the following real estate IN the
District OF Columbia, to-vl All that part OF lot four
IN square sixty described as beginning at the north
east corner said lot running thence west along tho
south line OF street twenty two feet; thence south
sixty seven feet and threcquarers of an Inch to the
rear line OF said lot thence east twenty-five feet ia
the east line OF SAID lot; thenCr north sixty feet
aud thrcequarters Of an Inch to the place OF begin
Mug.
Terms-The amount secured by said deed of trust
with accrued interest unpaid taxes, and the expenses
of sale In cash. the balance IN six ANA Twelve months
Rt per cent, secured by deed Of trust upon the
property COnveyauCing ht purchasers cost and
etins to be compiled with IN seven days.
EDWIN A, MCINTYRE,
nDG,CodGua Trustee
National Republican., 1880-04-24
CANDER OF NEW YORK.
&lNNHll SpENIALlSr
INNCr and NrMn.

treat Hemorrholds or Piles. Will
lgiVo SJ for any caae Of Itching,
Bleedlng Blind or Projecting Piles
lny remedies viii not help ana cure.
use only external and internal
remedies; no cAustics, no acids; an i'm
mediate relief: no detention froH
business treat and cure all Femab
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Ger 37i7. Lot number sixteen, square 60 fronting
oigLt inches (S50 sl ReyiscI balance dmc' "rn
thousand one hundred and seventy-three dollars
eleven cents (sl,l73lll in the name OF +. IL ".
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Ger. 37i6 Lot number fifteen. square Ol0. fronting
on New York avenue seventy three feet eleven
inches (73.1l). Revised balance due, three hun.
dred and forty.five dollars ninety-three cents
(s345.93) in the name OF f. & W. Bates
National Republican., 1880-04-24
u A. MCINTYRE, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
LIE No, glS Street northwest.

by virtue Of decd Of trust dated the I'd day OF
Iuly, A. ID. 1870 and recorded IN Lber G0 folio l7G,
etc. of the land records of the District OF Columbia,
and nj the request OF the party secured the cby,
VIII sell at public auction, upon the premises, on
Monday, the 2ith day April, 1850, ut o'clock D. M,
III that certain lot OF ground IN the city OF Washing
ton D. c., known rs lot numbered eleven ut In John
q. Adams subdivision Of square numbered three
hundred and thrty-One tS3l tUgether with the iui-
prOyements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Four hundred dollars, with inter-
est at ten cent from july 1879 and unpaid taxes
and expenses OF sale, Ia cash lot which 800 must be
paid at time Of sule) and the balance III six twelve
Aud eighteen months with interest nt SIX per cent,
secured by decd OF trust upon the properly. Con-
VeyuuCug at purchasers cost and terms 10 be com.
piled with In seven days.
apiGeOdGds EDWIN 4. MCINTYRE. Trustee
National Republican., 1880-04-24
A Tnst Lnrnmntiun.

WHAT is believed to be the fastest locumo-
tive in tho uGgntry is shortly to be placed on
tho Bound Brook line between Philadelphia
and New York 1t is expected 10 be able 10
make the distance ut u uniform speed OF a
mile a minute. The engine difega ,rom all
others in one material point. Instead OF there
being two sets Of driving wheels there is but
one pair, and these are l6l feet In diameter,
which is from l to II feet larger than those oil
the fastest passenger locomotives of the day.
The object sought to bo obtained by dispens'
ing with the double pair of drivers and the
use of but one, is to do away with the connect.
ing rod that rests upon both wheels on each
side, In the running of fast trains tho vbra,
tion has been SO great that it frequently hap
pens this rod snaps, demolshes the cabin, and
frequently throws the train from the track
On the new locomotive there is no fear OF
anything OF this sort, because the only rod is
that which extends from the cylinder box 10
the one pair of wheels. The weigh ui the en-
CINE is about $1,000 pounds, aud The water
tank has u capacity of over l,00Ogalons.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

THE dead whulo that has been towcd around
to various ports on the Massachusetts, coast ton
exhi bitiou has disiltegrated, and the show is
over,
TIE comet discovered by tho sky-watch0rs
at Ann Arbor has nearly doubled i,s apparent
diameter in low days, aud It Is believed shat
it will soon b0 visible to the ualieJ eye.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Ger. 37li. Lotnumbcr thirteen square Gl9, fronting
on New York avenue siXty-uine feet aud five
inches (69.5). Revised balance due. three hun
dred and twenty-four dollars and eghty.siX
cents (SS2iSG), in the name OF f. & W. Bates.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Ger 9,7i5. Lot number fourteen square Gl0, 'front.'
ing on New York avenue seventy feet and three
inches (70.3). Revised amount due, three hun
dred and wcnty-eight dollars ana seventy
six cents (S32S7G), in the name Of & W. Bates.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Ger. 37i3 Lot number twelve square Gl9, fronting
ON New York avenue siXty-eight feet eight
inches (GS.S). Revised balance due three hun
dred and twcnty-onc dollars thiry-fvc cents
(s32l35) in the name Of f. & W. Bates
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Ger S.7G7 Lot number nine, square a." front.
ing on Missouri avenue twenty-five feet ten
inches (22lO). All of revised amount, seventy
four dollars nnety.ive cents (7I.0jl, in the name
ofSamucl Fowler, trustee.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
MISSOURI AVENUE, Third to Sixth Streets.

Ger. 200. Lot number one square a." fronting on
Missouri avenue sixty.three feet ten inches
I63lol Al 2i reV,SGG amount, Wo hnfeI s SHu
name Of +. w. Browning.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

WhOIo TICKets, 81. IINII TlCKtIs, DI.
27 Tickets, $50. 90 Tickets, 500.
All applications for club rates should be made 10
the home office
Full list OF drawing published in Louisville CoUR-
IER-1OURNAL ana New York herald, ana mailed to
all tcket.holdcTs Remit money by mail or express
Address II. NJ. ROARDMAN, Courler-JOurnal Build
ing, Louisville KY. or at 5O7 and 800 broadway New
York
PennsYlVAmR nvemme. WnshInRon. ID Q.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Ger 3,7l2 Lot number eleven, square Gl0, fronting
on New York avenue siXty-cight feet eight inches
(Gss). Revised balance due. three hundred and
twenty one dollars and thirty-six cents (s32l.3G),
in the name OF f. lG ". Bates.
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Ger S,7GG. Lot number sevcn square "a" front
ing on Missouri avenue twenty four feet six
inches t2L6). All otrcvised amount eighty.six
Samuel Fowler, trustee,
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Ger. 37il Lot number eight square Gl0, fronting
on New York avenue sXty.eght feet nine inches
(GNgs Revised balance due, three hundred
AMI .Htuty-One dollars scventy-nye cents
(S32l.7t IN the name of Mary Bates.
National Republican., 1880-04-24
Baltimore Markets.

1old ....',....slO ,h5l
currency b,Zo4
National Republican., 1880-04-24
ROARDBNG.

FNOR RENT WITH BOARD--rwo communicating
A. furnished rooms a large front room, on
judi oinry Squares hot aud cold water IN room. No;
400 q ~ n W. ap2i
National Republican., 1880-04-24

1DARLOR and bedroom Communicating on first
n floor, for TWO gentlemen, with board, $50 per
month 10 ef "a tv aUl3
National Republican., 1880-04-24

Ger. 3,777. Lot number -, subdivision four square
56G, fronting on Il street wenty-lour feet GU.
lars and seventy cents (sll070), in the name OF
Mary GritlGn.
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anthoFized reprints cf he lsadiuf brtn .. -
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erne s,nnahrr having bean pnbliehed IN fecruary,
9a8s h nnssh<rs fany eminent authurs among
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msmm. 10 historian aud The lnnaanE mrucsR ~
gf,n nresAnA number. aHThn Lords Of AFQreel ~
from Ms pen and viii 10 very interesting 70 sne
student a medimxal histnEys -. -,
ssGlimpsea e. New Gold and Silver MineS
gives ! brief sketch ofihe varions proeesses aaop-
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ssMoaern Gresce = paper By DR.. Sandwttn,
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iishmcnt Of art galleries and museums and the
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holiday resort IS means Of creating 10 tne
popular mind = feeling OF artistic beauty. .
Other arsielesare tsThe Christian Idea Of God, "
which deals especially with the doctrine % in-
caFnatioa; "karly Nofuruniormlst Fslmoay
an amusing account Of the uuables attending
the Introduction % singing IN public worship
sswhy Il Scotland Radical n "hir. Gladstone
and the Nation;" and rCcnsempoFaFy LitsrA'
tare.n
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fions Eor said districts, bot declined 10
admit TIE books Of the 3rd, 4lh and 7lh
districts (in which Mailingly received
maiorisyl % prove simiiar Irregularities.
Tbs may D. fafF. but your coFfespon-
dens cannot see IL in shat light. mr..
Graves. hcwevrf, has not Ioul the con
fssenre mhirh W. haa MI along enter
ialsed Lat jnslice will prevail, aud Inst
lIe wi4 eventually triumph over D fna-
Iicious snd wicked perseruiiop. The
rights Of the citizens Of ST. Mary coun-
III are 81 stake. and not alone the rights
q Dir. Graves. The beat element Of
The Democratic party Of 81. Mary con-
denim ant man who seeks By mere
terhnIcaIiiies 10 become the represent
iatise Of people who have emphatic
caIly declared 81 the baIlol-box that they
did not desire bis services.
A bin 10 abolish the Office oftax COM
missioner was introduced about ten
days ego. end TIE Chair ordered The
same 10 be regened 70 he Committee
On the Judiciary. On Friday that Com
mlasee reported fascFably upon the bill.
but Mr.. Chspman moved that the bill
Be geronmilied to the Committee on
Ways and Means. claiming as be did.
that IL belonged properly 70 that Com
mIttee.s Mr. BaDnon claimed that the
bin came properly within the province
Of The Judiciary Committee, and insis-
ted that The bin be put upon Iis 6rxt
--zz:sszs TEss Sl.s5a decided that The
! bin should De referred 10 The Ways and
Means CoHfniitee. The friends Of the
bill Is reported moved 40 appeal from
| the rulings Of the Chair, and though 81
least two-thirds OF the members ac-
knoNle5ged thsl the Chair could not re-
verse it, rulings without The vote Of the
House, yet ID was sustained by fair
majority. ii seemed 10 be very clear
that the Speaker was confused, rs be
afterwards remarked that possibly he
might have been wEong. cannot be-
lievc that be was aetuaied BY any mo-
tive foreign te economy. and justice, but
il was very clear that the real trouble
was that the bill looked 10 the abolish
ment of an Office which can be easily
dispensed With, and that Is matter
which is not altogether pleasant to the
majority Of the House.
A memorial was presented by Mr.
Graves, signed by Capt. Randolph Jones
and others asking for On appropriation
Of S25. 900 FOR The erection Of monu-
ment in Baltimore city to the memory
OF The dead soldiers and sailors of Mary
land who sleep their last sleep in the
soil OF Virginia, Pennsylvsnia and Ma
ryIand with nothing 10 mark their rest
ing place but the head and foot stones
furnished by the National Government.
All patriotic citizens agree that this do
nation is as little as Maryland Can do
10 Commemorate the services Of her
brave and noble sons who fell in her
defence. | am sure that al Union low
ing citizens will join in commencing
the effort Of Capt. Jones to secure for
them this token OF respect.
After an unusually lengthy session
Friday. the House adjourned 10 Tues
day al ~ o'clock. There is much work
cut out for next week and there is ev-
cry reason 10 believe that it will be an
unusually busy one.
SE-vARc.
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AsSApOLls. Feb. 2nd. 1880.

Affairs at the State capital for the
past week have been, with few excep-
lions, extremely dull A good many
bills of local nature have passed the
House and been sent TO the Senate.
Mr.. Scott, of Washington, has intro
duced biIllooking 10 the abolition ofthe
Office OF State Tax Commissioner which,
by an order Of The House, was referred
TO the Judiciary Committee.
This committee reported favorably,
whereupon questions arose as to the
propriety of its being referred 70 the
committee on judiciary as, by the abo-
liti0n OF Office, II Involved in its nature
question of 'tFeceaMe."
Gen. Chapman moved that II be re-
ferred to the committee on ways and
Means" Mr.. Bannon undertook to ex-
plain The bsIl, but was called to order.
Other points were spontaneously raised
until the Speaker, becoming confused.
and probably little worried, decided
that that the bill should be referred 10
the committee on ways and Means"
Mr.. Holmes reminded the Speaker"
that The bill had already been referred.
by order OF the House to the commit
tee on the Judiciary and that il was NOT
in the province ofSPeaker to determ-
inc otherwise, whereupon an appeal
was taken.
The Speaker was sustained by voAe
Of 81 TO %. II is thought that the
Speaker, upon The opening OF House
on Friday, will ask the House 10 recon-
slder The vote by which the decision Of
the Speaker was sustained and the diff
ficulty will then be properly adjusted.
A bill 10 appropriate sum Of money
10 the Baltimore Female College, st.
Mafy's Seminary and other colleges,
amounting TO about S37 900 In ell, was
unanimously reported unsavorably upon
By the Committee on Education but, on
motion Of Mr.. Donavan. OF Baltimore,
who Is member Of said committee but
who was absent at its last meeting. the
bill was again referred to committee.
Mr. COx's bill, entitled Revenue and
taxes," which was reported uniavora-
bly, from the committee on the judiciary
and which was considered. ordered TO
BY printed and made the order Of the
day for Wednesday. Feb. Ath, ut one
o'clock. Is expected 10 elicit warm
decision rs II involves the question oil
taxing mortgages.
Your correspondent lately visited the
Government. Naval and City Cemefe-
ries, in the first Of which there are over
lour hundred bodies inferred. whose
final resting place is marked BY neat
marble slabs from to 8 inches thick,
arranged in rows and lying on each
side Of walk, from IL TO Is feet
vide. The whole IS enclosed by .
stone wall. 6 feet high By 2 feet thick.
The soldiers who died at the hospital,
Naval Academy, ST. Johns College and
Camp Parole during the late war are
inferred here.
The naval cemetery is situated west
Of the city. between the Severn aud
one Of It's tributaries, and is handsome
" laid out. II contains the remains Of
shose who were lost on the man-of- war
s.Huron. with few monuments erec-
ted TO The memory ol prominent naval
officers.
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From Washington.

From washingten.
A correspondent, writing to the BEACON from
Washington under 8 late date, makes mention
Of the following local items
James u. w. Stone. colored, indicted for the
murder OF his wife, win be hanged on the 18th
OF February, instant. His counsel have petit
toned the President 70 commute his sentence.
The steamer John w Thompson, now on the
ssways'' at Alexandria, will be finished in a few
days, and for the convenience Of the public and
shippers, the Inland and Seaboard Coasting
Company have purchased another steamer Of
about the same tonnage rs the Thompson, to run
on the Potomac in connection with the letter,
thus perfecting = daily line. The Jane Nose
ley. now supplying the place Of the Thompson,
win soon he Withdrawn for repairs and then
placed on the Norfolk line, in connection with
the Lady Of the Lake.
Our city WAS lately visited by annother terri
bic deed, similar 20 the HiFth murder, which
came near resulting fatally. A gentleman,
standing on the corner Of second street, was
knocked down BY q brick thrown by q negro
man and badly injured. The purpose waarob-
bery. The scoundrel has been arrested and win,
doubtless, be sent to the penitentiary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-05

A eentleman Of this neighborhood shipped a
Few days ago two oxen to the Washington mar
ket which weighed 2, 100 lbs. and which Melted
she handsome sum Of SIGI.s or a cents per
h., the then highest quotation. We admit that
this, weight is not extraordinary when compared
with thet recorded now and then in the Eastern
cattle market reports, bat Il presents, neverthe-
Hess,sa handsome showing for Onr section and
points 6et that stock-ralsing might be made pro-
iitabIe here, If Our farmers could be persuaded to
enter upon il with theeare andssudy they apply
tsothsr purzaissceppsr viii heir calling.
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IconUUrrcArED.



Messrs. Editors ALLOW me a little space in
which to reply 20 Progress" he attempts 70
nr1vy that the School Commissioners were vim
dieated hv the Eaet that received only SO votes
more than Mr.. Gary. Why not show that
Ncssrs Loker and Matfingiy felI from 200 20 800
votes behind Mr.. Hamiiton-then further state,
which Is well known 20 be q TACT. that Asssrs.
f.oker and Natsingiy resolved in their respective
districts 3 large number Of republican VOTES
and he would then give the people Of St. Mary 8
aoroa idea Of the number % democratic votes {
reviewed. which win Number tween 400 and 500,
mainly. von nav say entirely, due TO opposition
10 the school authorities.
IN this number add those who were driven
ernrn ~ ~ marty ties but whose disapprovaI Of
sha rowvae pursued by school authorities was
vnanffessed by thair silence or open condemns
ton. and ron will find that my democratic vote
on fiss aceoumf would have reached l. 800. IN
addition % this, vii "ProEress please inform
- whsn before did the democratic State Ticket
fall hehind &c party vote IN 81. Nary's Al least
IN = confest for Governorf
viii agree with Progress" that she present
school exslefn Is . good one, bat, ~ the same
lime Il hss some great defects which she people
not onIv Of St. Mary's, bot Of the Si3le desire
-anxiously wish-Fenedied-
Years ago, Il judge correet, .'ProEreB was
assailed by coanly examiner and bls salary was
cut down . SO per term ! eeeAuse ielt =
nv dufv % DO 90, came 70 his assistance, fought
Tie battle bravely, and until, not only his sala-
~ vas RAISED 10 the original amount, but the
odium nz5ssfly sought 20 be cast upon him was
renewed.
New 10 rurry ETor with che tyTanAieal and
Oppressive powers that be, be surrenders friends
and Yields bis pen against what am suEe In
Bis own eonscience be believes 20 be the wishes
ana Interest ofthe people q his native county
wessrs. Edit0rs bow much 90 ever ( may cen
sure esprogreasi for bic communication, allow
Es,e 20 zessnre y0u That do mss eensmre ksna for
wilhheIding Is nanss-
Respectfully
FsaSx n. nOLEns
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-05

81 40 Excellent Number is the AmeFicaH
Agriulfmrisf for Feb. l. with its l35 articles and
items, and 100 engravings giving practical use
ful information. Among these are Work for
the Month laid cot; Grating fully explained;
Various Elambngs exposed; Fencing ard Fences;
Important Chapter on Feeding and Feeding
StuiIs; viii Grain Advance or Decline; Among
the Farmers; Many Hinss and Helps for Farmers
with illustrations; Keeping One Gov, Prize Es-
myg Prairie Cattle Shelters; Complete Fern
Buildings for So, 600, with engravings and spe-
cifcations; Honey Locust Hedges; Bermuda Grass
for the South: Apple Diseases, Rapid Tree-Piant-
ing, West; Duck Raising for Profit; Full House.
keepers and ChiIdrens' Departments, etc. 81 80
a year; copies S. 90, Orange Judd Co., New
York, Publishers.
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bErn Baxns1.
The barn Of Nr. Frank Self. who Is tenant
Of DIT. Lynch IN the 2nd district was destroyed
by ere on Friday night last. with its contents,
consisting Of three or four thousand pounds Of
tobacco. ready for the prize, horse, farming
implements, etc. The loss is serious one @
Dir. Self, who i poor man with large family,
and re are pleased TO hear that 'brief' has
been gotten ap in his behalf and that bis neigh
lsOrs and friessas are contributing generally and
literally 10 his relief The Gre Is supposed 20
hare oriainaied from the pipe OF 9 tramp Or some
,,fker kind Of rnarauder who had s0ughtlOdging
in The barn and before leaving bad lighted his
pipe . reraIe himself with a smoke
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4 EETEE SERVICES IN ST. ANDREWS
IN AND WILLIAM AND MARY PARISHES.

Feb S. lssO-iy.

Sc. AEdreWis Church
Sundays, Feb. 18th and March Tth and 2lst.
Saturdays, Feb l4th and March 10th.
Tuesday. Feb. gath. Coed Friday, March 25th.
The hour for ali these services 10 30 .. N.
81 Georges. Poplar Hill.
Ash Wednesday,. Feb. Iith. Sundays, zen.
a1nd AID 29ih aud March l4th.
Saturdays, Feb. 2lst and 2sth, and March
18th and 2Tth.
THE last service Al 3 30 p. m. The rest at 10
Sc. James's Chapel.
Sundays, FEB. 2znd and a9th and March I4sb
thursdays, Fsb. aesh ana March isrh Al 10
.. m.
Sc. Peters, LeOnardtown.
Ash Wednesday, Feb Ilth and Sundays, Feb.
18Th and March 9TH and 2Isi at p. NJ.
wedaesdays and Fridays until holy Week,
sud Thursdays. FEB. 18th and March 4th a. 5
D. 30.
March Iltb, II 3. n.
Holy Week, every dag bat Friday ~ 8 q N
and q Wednesday, Thursday and RTiday at 5
D. u. JOSEPH w. MURPHY.
Feb 5, 1850.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-02-05

VIII prove highly advantageous by inspect
ng MessFs. c.. N. Oehm Sons immense one
price ClOihing Establishment. grand assoTt-
meat Of Mem OveFcoafs, Ulstersand Suits, rang
ing in price from IS 20 $50, Is now on exhibi-
ton, comprising all leading novelties for the
present year Their elegant Boys and Chill
drens' 0versaeks. Ulsterets and Suits for School
and Dress 81 80 so and upwards are the delight
Of the little folks. Genuine iOr prizes for seefi-
made geTmenfs Is their motto, and We advise ev-
& Son, $50 W. Pratt So. and s. Hanover ST.,
adjoining Citizens Bank.