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1pCAL TIME TABLE.
0oRRRcTHD MAY asrd 1881.
TRAIlS LEAVE WILMINGTON


ToR RPHILADELpHIA.-2e 2.26 $50. TAO,
.lo 500. s.lo. . y. le.S0. LISA. M; 12.l6
,Is.1s, aja, $50. 400, b,52, lbs. los. g.55,
l0 3, M Sundays, ,a0s, 2.2S. s.lo am;
,t0,S. q SIS, 100, y.65, 1000 p. m.
ssr ssw Yosx.soS I. 25, Il gsso, Y 10, 4 e.Ss.
sundays, Aus. 2.z1 =. M. 5.62 B.3S p. m.
Fer BAITIMoRs.--i2,5l, 2.l2. 4.02 7.55,
aHa.m. ;I2.65, sl.O4. 4.a6 $50 1851 pm
Sundays. la.5l. 2i2, 40 7.o5 Q. m. lo.5l
p.A. ~
Fon WAsnINaToN.-i25i, ala, 4.U2; 7:55.
3. M; lass, sIs0A, 6.6p p, m. Sun
neays, l2:Sl 2i2, 4.Ol, 7.65 y. m.
BALTIMORE ANp In NrERAEpIATE Sta
ylsss. -l2,5l, a.s8 q. m, ls.55, 4. 46 p. m.
~ aAS p. N. train stops at way sta
pons only betwuen ptrryVills and
halumore. Sundays, 1881 q. m.
nanYviLLE AND INrERmEDIATE STA
rioss,-s.l5 p. m.
soh NEW CAsrLH.--8.0O e.a5, a. m.; LIS
W. s.o. y. m, No Sunday trains.
GsntaeroN AND INTERN EDIATE STA
sSnass@ sSnassv sss,sm =; mi I.os. s.2k pm. No
pn1kAR AND INneu N unrAre sTATIoNs
FoS. ~ "a =. M l.U5 p. N.
tysa~ haIsGHos q NoRTn ERN X. H.
Gsins ~ 800, 5.06 p. m. No Bunuas
RaIo rAWARE WKsTERN II. R.-7.It
ESSMl oS6 p. ma sunday trains,
q NJ and 9O0 p, N.
sDAsss ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
'ass 1S rsILApnLrH1A.-l2.4s, 2.o7. s.s1
Il 4. 80 NO q. M, II M; l2.1b, LA
tuS t.s6, AL, 30, 600 $40, 6.ao
no @.!6. n.i6 p. m sundays
III u,s"'s.oz, ~, iO.l0a. M; W, lO.4o
YR
FOB WILMINGTON LEAVE
~ 11pnn,LrHIA--Rroad = y, street Depot
hso, e.i5, lU.Sj, u.Jv, ii. .4o q. m; I.3
Ms 's.N. 40. 5.lU /. .l5, $40 3. 40, 500, "a
N. ~ a;ao p. m. sundays, los, $40 q. N
~" soo, s.4s. loOOali. % n M.
~ E.y YoRK.-ao7, asa, 5.52, s.s.
~. lay. AT. s.5i III =. M N. io.ss 3. n n
,sAA ,bsAALrIAoRl.--I.ba, Ala. ebi li.85
psays. l;P. 2lp 4. IA. ga. W a sd II . 'as i =. m n
'soh MAAHIH0ToN.-I.5a 10 40 II II
-6sss II n ss0, 40, as p. M. sun
fssooal FlsRYviLLr uaiva,s% az ~
a nav CAsrL1.-Sx A s n.ia,
FIon y. n. Nosunday trains.
SOS .. !. AwAaE W =. H.--s.4S o. M; ~.
NON ~ q sunday trains.
Nlns ~ Gee Ab p. m. No Supdi
~ ~ D..IAwAas wHssssu 4. Rs
An. al z z 3 b.. Sunday tEsiAs. .
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leading member Of 1

A leading member of the lie; ..,
RsS,sss1on naHbs & 81 isS & Sz ssss
"a y ,nhsS Esc 10 ;s Coca Reef Tonic strengthen
al INV my wife as no other tonic has ever
done. ID @ and it is besides pleasant TO take"
beware Of oonnterfsits: Al Az rSon. for miisDig .isag
~. ~ ,,scss shattared and enfeebled, rein
vssorate VIZ aged the and infirm. and
mske sickiy child rem and infants .
blooming and healthy.
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aOfall sad erds OF tongue or pen,
TIE saddes are these, "tt m ight have
been."
The above quotation was forcibiy
brought 10 mind the other day by hear
Ing d young lady remark that she would
she had taken Sine's Syrup OF Tar,
wild Cherry and H0rehound, In
NOV mber last, and cured her cold, as q
riend OF hers did.
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Troublesoms children.

that are always wetttng their beds oush
not to be scolded and punished for what
they cannot help. They need o. medi-
cine having tonic effact on the kidneys
and the urinary organs. Suon medi-
cine ls Kidney-Wort. 1t has specific
action. Do not fail to get 1t for them.-
E1change.
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aMv patienH and 1 are very muci
pleased with Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Ton
fc." says DR.. ]. DEBEERS, OF ~ Ire
mont street, Boston. There Is hq.hint
like IL for weak feeble stomachs. ~ I'm
Sisorde ered system. Beware of cheap
Worthi iesa limitations under ours and sim
liar names. One thousand ooliars re-
ward for evidence leading TO the&conVic'
tion OF fcounterielters.
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GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers of q really good chewing tobac-
10 should AJAX for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as tits the only tobacco which
has not the flavor Of Drug lStore ana
does not cause sore mouth.
,. 16--d u VS. N
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HEw ADvERTlsmEE1WA
CxECUToRV.sALk.

win be sold at Public sale. ct the Ane.
Fourth street, on July 12h, lesl. ~ 3
o'clock, r. M, all that certain Lot OF land
situate In the City Of Wilmingtons sboaQd-
cd and described % follows 70 Wit; he
Townsend street, 1t the distance ~ ~,
feet souther1y from the 1outheriy n1de q
A str set, thenoe esstsrly parallel with
A street 100 feet thence southefly paral-
westerly parallel with A street, 100 feet to
the said side OF T0Wnsend street, and
thereby northeriy 90 nset to the plaoe -
beginning, be the contents thereof what
thev may. TERMS CASH. .l4i ~ ~
JOHN n, OQLEs
GEORGE W.BP8xN0E1s
Executors OF Sarah Ann Pesrys deeeAse4.i
Jy $40.
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The marked-down clothing
is gathered together in the
bargain room on the ground
floor. Itis a very large stock:
and it contains as good cloth
ing as we have in the store.
Bring back whatever isn't
worth to you more than, its
price. 80 s's4sa 3 s7ls
WANAMAKER & BRoWN.
OAK HALL, Market and sixsh.
aii' rsr1IApxIriuA.
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Policeman Bidwell struck the Art
flre alarm By the new Telegraph sys-
tenn. fafI " ihe79s
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= I ? II s89577ElIs F3lTl II ~ . =
.}stn tia aI
81 hl3stia Heiidss ba 5
4 6ca sei sfE3 J,
..-
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OAK HALL : ! :. !.
sHiog Ali. 4 .hilgH Sli NJ
Summer Z .,'ss'. ...'s
Bargain Room.

Any body can comprehend
the necessity that. is upon us
to turn our surplus clothing
into money; whateveranoun
of money it can be turned into
in the few days left us. sa,.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-16
By Green q Wise

TReal Estate Agents and Actioneersl
DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE FOR
- SALE BY PUBLIC AUOTION.-By
virtue of decree Of the Corporation Court for
. he city of Alexandra, made at February term,
1881. in the chAncsry cause Of Cowling vs. Cow
ling, the undersigned commissioners thereby
appointed. will offer for sale BY public auction,
on TU UESDAY. the 22d day of March, 1881, at
IL o'clock M, in front of the entrance to Court
Room on Fsirfsx street, in the city Of Ale1sn-
dris, Va. LOT OF GROUND with the
BUlLnINGS and improvement thereon, situ-
sted at the northeast intersection Of Duke with
st. Asaph streets, in the city of Alexandria and
described as follows: Beginning on the north
side Of Duke street and on the east side Of st.
Asaph street, at the intersection OF the said
streets, thence north with st. Assph street 50
feet, more or less. thence east and parallel vito
Duke street % feet, more or less to A. P. Covers
line thence south to Duke street. thence west on
Duke street to the place of beginning.
Terms Of Sale: One.tenth OF the purchase
money in cash. residue in three equal install.
ments at siv, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest The bonds of the purchaser to be given
with approved security and the title to be re-
tanned until the whole purchase money shall
have been paid.
W. ARTHUR TAYLOR, J cou,,, =.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON, oomm 3D. oh
VIM. COWLING. 0Ale
feblT-eots
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TRUsTEEs' SALE E0F FAIRFAX LAND

Bv virtue of a deed VI .rust executed by John
K. Hibbsrd, trustee for Caroline Will .ms, aud
Caroline Will ms and Alex. e. Williams,
dssed the l9:n Of September. 1875, snd eco1ded
in liber q. No. 4, folio 180 of the land records
of Fairfax county, the undersigned. 81 trustees
therein named. and .. the request of the party,
thereby secured, on MONDAY. the 2lst day of
March, 1881 (Uourt day. at II O'Clock m will
sell at public auction before the Court House
door of said county. the following described
REAL ESTATE: All the UNDIVIDED IN
TRREST which Walter DePuy Davis formerly
owned in tract of land containing 1872 acres
and now owned By Jchn K, Hbhard. trustee as
aforesaid. The said interest Is 2t acres thereof,
more or less. This land lies on the road leading
from Fairfax y. b. to Vienna, AID adioins the
lands of Smith ('ormsrly Whsey) and others.
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to pay costs of
trust, expenses of sale and conveysncing, and
four notes for $40 eacn, with interest respective
ly from the 19.h September, 1871. 10th Septen-
Der, 1878, 18th September. 1873, and the l9.h
September. 1880; the residue on credit of one
year from date of sale, evidenced by the pur-
chsser's bond, bearing interest from date, and
secured by lien on the property sold.
J. n. LOVE, T,,stoo,
feb23-3w THOS. MOORE, 'fuS'eee'
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN
y FAIRFAX COUNTY.-By virtue of q
deed of trust executed BY A, Kiny Chandler

GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN
y FAIRFAX COUNTY.-By virtue of q
deed of trust executed by A. Kiny Chandler
and wife on the 9th day of Nav. 1876 and re-.
corded in libsr T. No. 4, page 40S Ia th- clerks
Office Of Fairfax county, to secure to tbs trustees
OF the Protest ant Hpiscopal Education Soci,y
in Virsi7is, the payment Of twenty fvo hun
dred dollars with interest from III h.tt # rsit
deed (deisu't having been ma 'e in thu psy n.nt
OF said principal sum. after den.nd) tns N.
dersigned trustees will IN MON DAY the 2.t
day of Il arch, 1881 &c )urt d.y) At II o'elocS a.,
before the Court House do r, Of Fai;f,1 county,
proceed to cell st public suc.oa caIt>n
TRACT OF LAND, lsirg 10 SAID county, about
six or seven milss from the Court H u,s, ma
two miles from Centrerilla, called salisbury"
contsi1icg ahcut fva huhirod And sixty seven
and one.hslf (567.) sc7eas, more o. less and
improved by . hne D ~ ELLING HOUSE, cut
buildings stables, &c.
Terms of Sale: ou much in cssh as will psy
the above mentioned sum ,S2500) AMI the inter-
est due on the ssne and the expenses Of sac
the residue in cash. or upon credits of one and
two years, with interest, ,hs purchaser giving
bond. and deed of trust On tns promises t, Sc
cured the deferred pay ment; or on such terms
as said A. King Chandler msy agree to q! the
time of sale. Couveyancng at cost Of purchaser.
ARTHUR HERBERT, T,,.,oo
CAZENOVEG LEE. iiuS'ee''
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specia! CONTRACTS wIll be made nh ~ I'D
verLiserE
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FANCY GOODS.
O. M. AID ANS.

An immense assortment Of Marino Underwear,
showing the largest and most complete stock Of.
fsred in the city, for lsdiee gents, misses, boys
and infants; prices l5c to IS sch.
Ribbons. Corsets and handkerchief,
Germantown, Shxony And shetland Wool !;
Yarns IN sll colors and quslitiea; Zephyr Worst
ed, q full supply; always in stocK Canvass, NJ ot-
toes, Emproidering Silks and Needles.
Buttons. Spool silk. Cottons, Thread, Soaps
Pertumery, Jeweiry, &C.
Hosiery in solid colors. Stripes. Bslmorsl,
Bslbriggsn, Merino, Lisle Thread Mourning
and Ysrni over COO dozen of ane and medium
price Hosiery; prices from l0c 10 81 so per pair.
Woolen Shsws, Scsrfs, Hoods sld Nubias.
Gloves in Kid. Buck, Sheep and Dog Skin,
French Castor, Cloth, Berlin, Ringwood, Cash.
mere and up6egratf; price 25c to So per pair.
Gents fine Neckwesr in Ties Bows, Rutland,
DeJoinville and q handsome assortment Of Clau-
dents Scarfs, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Silk
Suspenders.
Neck kufaing, Rufs, Laces, Edgings Veil
lngB Hoop Skirts, &c.
6. NJ. ADAMS. 90 King St,
sepl6 Ale1sndris, Va.
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By Green q Wise, Auctionesrs.

TOMMISSIONERY SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY-Pursusn ant to decree of the Oirrnit
Court of Fairfax county At November term. 1881
IN the case of Emerson sdm'r. vs.. Emerson ct.
al, the undersigned commissioners tharein
named, will sell at public auction on TUES.
DAY, the 22d day of March, 1881 at IL o'clock
m. in front of the entrance 10 tbe Court Room
ON Fairfax street. in the city of Ae1.ndrls, Va,
a TR ACT or LA ND ia Fairfax county, lying
Immediately on tina Potomac river, inrsa sud
Nlf miles below Alexsnuris, aid c2htainns
1869 .cres. Tue land is p.li,ved to bs Of good
quality. of easy ACCESS to m,rse., while tn,
.ltuston for besuty is not surpssssd by hny on
the river, commanding full v'-w of the cities
of Alexauiria and Washington sni tho sur.
rounding country of MsryIa and VirSinia.
Terms Of Sale: One fourth of the purch .se
money in cash; thu residus in three tqlaI -
st.lments at Elk, twalve aud eighteen montr,
with interest from ds.s; the ponds o. the jar
chaser to be taken, with security. and the title
to be retained ultil all tha purchase money is
paid. II y. CLAUGHTON,
W. A. TAY Lob, ooEI rs VI
J. N. LOVE oAie'
rahJ
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BsS 3 SSaPepkfE.

| BsSS SsaPepkfE.
lNUR INVENTORY FINISHED.
w. Tuesday Feby. 9.h, 1881.
We have completed our inventory aud thrown
upon tno Counter greaL msny Remnants of all
styles oi goods 70 bo sold chasp. We are clos.
Ing out grest many goous st Iegs than cost in
| oTd9r to IN ,ke room for \ large Sprir stock.
SHEETlNGS - BLEACHED, CJTTONS
| ano Ii a hN&.-Wo are getting in full stock
/ oi the above goods of Cholcs brands tor Feb
| fuary Gales and o1sr at close prices.
u. +, BMASHEAR,
1U9 King st. Alexandria Va.
M ORE FULL STANDARD PRINTS AT
NA SIX GENTS.
5000 HAkDS-NEW STYLES
Monday, Deer. 9th 1851.
Ihe above goods arc tqusl IL quality lu any
eight cont Prints III Lh9 market. Usll quick and
sea them. D. r. BHASHE,k
dnc2I No 100 Rirg St.. 4lex.ndris, Va.
:: LAUh FRENCH CASdMEKh5
- Tuesday, january llth, 1881.
Another !lno o. those Ml wool Black Freuch
GSshmsres at C 45C snd 50e per yard open
10 Cay also another tall ssso,tmsnt of those two
and tnroe button KID GLOVES ut 81 and 81 25
all W+trAnted. u. r. BRASHEAR
janil N lO9 King ST., Alexandra, Va.
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR.

GALE OF VALUABLE LANOIN FAIR
~ FAX COUNTY.-By virtue deed of
trust executed by j. A.. Gresbsuer, datsi the
l9.h day of January. 1876, a deed recorded on
the land records Of Fairfax county, the undar-
signed trustee therein named. and at the re-
quest of the party thereby secured on SATUk-
DAY, the 10Th day Of March, 1881, at IL . clock
M, will sell st public auction in from. of Catts
Tavern at Wes. End in said county the follow
ing described property: 5 J and 58-l0O ACRES
OF LAND, lying in Mt. Vernon District, being
the same trsc! which the said Griesb .usr pur-
chased Of David Owen. This land is Of good
quality, we'll located and improved by build
ings, &c.
Terms OF Sale: Enouch cash to pay costs of
sale and the sum of S7t6.00 with interest from
February o. 1873 and the residue 10 two equal
instslments of one and two years bearing date
snd interest from day of sale and secured by
lien on the property sold
THOMAS MOORE,
fabl8 4w Trustee.
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RjLshed Dai{y and Ti WeeIlv.
TfEhs or SUBSCRIPTION

nAs2rsc u The :'os.oihca ~ .!ex.ad-la. "a, ?!
sa%QEi class III :tter
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Opening and Closing of the MALLS.
CLOSING.

Opening and Closing of the MAILS.
CLOSING.
Washington, D. O., snd Northeastern Gsils s
g. m, II N. and and Is p. N.
Western mails 30 and 8 Is .. m.
Southern mails. cis Richmond Vs., 10 80 a.
n. and 80 and l5 p m.
South and Southwestern mails, via lynch
burg Virginia, wsy and through mails. 0O g..
m. and 8 " p. m.
Manassas Division 90 q. m.
Alexandria to Round Hill Vs., 100 o. m
OPENING,
Northern and Western mails, Wis Washing
.on, D. c., s 80 d. m. y N. and + 90 p. IL.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va. 30 8. N
and 9 30 o. N.
South western mails via Lynchburg Virgins
(through mails) including way mails on Midland
Rsiirosd, 30 g. u.
Manassas Division so p. M for lock box only.
Round Hill to Alexandra, Va, 3 30 D. Ii.
Office Hours-Ofice opens st s 80 a. m., snd
closes at 90 p. m.
Sunday Hours-Ofice opens at % =. m.. and
closes st 80 a. m:
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Why IT PAYS TO READ.-Ole's physical
lrame-hls body, bis muse es. his feet, hi
hsnds-ls only living machine. 1t is his
miod, c,nirolIing and directing that mac line.
that gives ii power aud cGi,acy. The suc1ess-
tui uss Of the body depends wholly upon tho
mini-upou lis ati y to direct tho will. If
Nue ties bis srm IN sling it becomes weak apd
Il lslly poWorless * 'ep it in &C i've ex:ic Sc,
and it ca hires vigor and strength. and S di c
olin@d to use this strength az desired, ju.t us
oos's mlOd, by active exercise 10 thloking.
ress>ning. stujylng. observing. acquires vlgor,
s'r ngrh power of coDc,Dlrstloa aud direction.
P.elJly, then, the man who xeccs his mind in
reading and thiukng gives il greater power aud
etlcel c.. and greater ability to dir ct the
et)rts Of the physical framo-his woIk-to
better results than he can wbo merely or msiuly
uses his muscles. If man reads book or
paper, eveo ooe he knows to be erroneous, it
'elps him by the fort to Combat TIE errots.
lac c.m5at iuvlg0Ia:es bis mlod.
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Ii OS1ERY, GLOVES, Hsndkerchiefs, Col.
- lars aRd Cuffs, in great variety, at
q. q. BERRY 8.
7 AIDES AND CHILDREN'S MEHINO
- VESTS and PANTS, sll Sizes and quail.
ties, at O. O. BERRY'S.
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS, Germantown Wsols
II and Knitting Yarns in all shades and colors,
SO % At q. q. BERRY'S.
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eH-U ss MOE.
DIILlP Z. HOOG,

pdILlP B. HOOE,
AGENT
liverpool g Iordon & Gtob4 Fire Ins. "o,,
y. Y, Underwr!tsrs' Sgency Fire Ins Co.,
PetershurE Savings .nd Ius Go,
fire end Marine Ins. Co.
Kiss tsEeu by those frst class companies at
curren. ratas
Losses settled PROMPTLY and literally. fab7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-14
THUNDERS.

A papcred house may give thun-
Gs, of applause, but is attended by tightening Of
receipts.
1t is terribly embarrassing to come
.alo town from a fishing excursion and find there
j. moi "a trout in the market.-BOStOn IOS'.
Mining stocks were not invented in
T,rayuys time although he said, " The earth hath
bubbles as the water hath."-B0tgR Courier
a fashionable married couple, whose
5r.wfug-room is adorned with a handsome motto
Of There's No Place Like Home" have just started
g. a trip 10 Europe 70 be absent one year
A woman pianist, who plays with
Only one hand is just now the talk of Paris. five
remember rightly. the Italian orFaniSr invariably
1.ly, with only one hand. The Italian has
wonderful turn for music.
- You say there haint no 'w' in
Fr.ncn. SAYS Tumbleton: "thcn how III thunder
dos them chaps spell water should tke ter
know The question was referred TO the full
house with power TO send for persons and papers,
{ harwoman: please tell me- sir,
uha; I'm OWN We for yer visits" Doctor: Oh,
,rf good woman. never mind about that. l never
make amy charge IN such cases rs yours" Char
woman hcSitatinglyl: d" Thank We, sir, kindly; but
who's to pay the chemists bill?
-Tcacher-'' If your father should give
vau Ten cents a week for ten weeks, how much
money world you have at the end of that time ~
Boy. -huuldn't have nothing. If marin didn't
borrow H. Id er spent it all for pistol and and
bpA o caps and quarter O pound of powder"
In City of Mexico bookstore, a Yam
kuc tourist found Spanish history of the United
states published at Madrid 1t contained five hun
,!-.l pages of mixed and curious information.
LiAey!u's emancipation proclamation was made to
r1at. 10 Indians instead of negroes. An incident
-ut indian bravery in King Philips time was To-
Cttrl In thc war of the rebellion. The characters
Tg,NFs
cabin were given as historical. The pictures were
a. queer as the text Lincoln was shown with
cabinet partly composed OF Indian chiefs. New
York was q small struggling village, and Washing
~. had monarch's crown ON his head
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DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-CETEF-JUsTIcE CART
TER.-WilliamS Gardiner; hearing resumed. Boyd
vs. Douglass; dismissed for want of prosecution.
Eppa Hunton of Virginia admitted TO practice
ton of the district attorney Assignments for to-day
Nos. A, Is, AZ. Is, 40, 80 81, l2l 81 and 81.
CIRCUIT COURT-JUSTICE JANES-Duckett VS..
Buckner; motion TO quaSh ccrtiorari overruled.
Wilson VS.. Buckner; same; Tucker & Sherman VS..
Kolb; suit dismissed. Riehl VS.. Marmann; settled.
Adjourned till ten o'clock Monday.
PROBATE COURT-JCSTICE HAGNER.-LaSt will
and testament of Michael Kelly; decree admitting
will probate and granting letters teStamentary to
Alice Kelly special cond. Estate of David F.
Blackburn, late of Carroll Parish La; petition of T.
w. BARLEY, q creditor, for letters of admins
traton and order of publication. Estate of
Zilphia Smith; will admitted to probate. and
bond $500. Estate of Thomas Breen; Edward
Stevens appointed administrator: bond, $4,000.
Estate of Michael Hannigan; administration granted
to James Coleman; bond 81 900. Estate of Frederick
Butteman; administration granted to James Cole
man: bond $1,000. Estate of Jane C. MelOrd: an
amended decree appointing Charles c. Cole coad-
ministrator with J. ii. Smith. Mary Fuller appointed
guardian to the orphan of Perry Fuller; bond 81 600
Register Webster presented the following accounts,
which were approved and passed: Estate Mary Col
lins fourth account of administrator and distribution
to heirs-atlaw. Estate of John Sheridan first and
final account and distribution by the administrator
Estate of Joseph Ross first account Of the admins.
tratrix and distribution. Estate of Harriet Bayne;
first account of administrator de boniS non and dis
trbution. Philip A. Crist; guardians first account
Adoui ned until Friday. May 90 1884, at eleven m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-14
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, May l3.-COttOn dull; middling, 1870
lOlac Flour steady; Howard street and Western su-
per, 50 2594 o. do extra 81 25G5 OO do family s. 25
at 3 City Mills super, s. 5OI 90: do EXTRA 81 ESQ
CO., do family Sc 5OG6 g. do Rio brands, S. 50 Pa
tapsco family, 81 90. Wheat-SOuthern steady; West
easier and dull; Southern red 81 2Igl &C. do am
Der, 81 2891 81 No. Maryland red, nOminaly 81 81;
No. Western winter red. spot, 81 25s4G1I 26 May,
81 2ll pa; June, 81 2l@1 PIG; July 81 l63sd1 IGIs:
August 81 1901 49,. Corn-SOuIEem, easier for
white; yellow steady; Western higher and strong;
Southern white, See yellow, Coo; Western mixed spot,
9G 59ls c; May. 57zsCG57C; June and July, 55N55Sc;
August, 55 ass; steamer. 5Iiac. Oats iirn Western
white, 52@53c do mixed. 4Ga5lc Rye quiet at 81 Is.
Hay quiel; primeto choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land so OOG1I 80. Provisions easier and dull: mess
pork, old, SlT new, SIS bulk meatS-loOSe shoulders
and clear rib sides. none Offering; do packed, 6si@
95Sc; bacOn-ShOuldeTS, TIC: clear rib sides, IG4c;
hams, H@l2c; Underlined, 1lIagl2c Butter dull;
prime TO choice Western sacked, 10000: roll, 15Q
lSc. Eggs dull at lGl2c. Petroleum quiet and steady;
refined, 7sc. Coffee quiet; Rio cargOes, ordinary TO
fair, g. gliaC. Sugar firm; Soft 9$sc Whisky dull
AT 81 TO- FTeightS TO Liverpool per steamer lower and
dull: cotton, 5l6Gl4d flour, 1Ss per ton grain, 12Gg
%. Recepts-lOur. l,720 barrels wheat, 1896 bush
els corn 5595 bushels oats, 2375 bushels Shipments
wheat none; corn, ,G66 bushels. SaleS-wheat, 49,
913 bushels; corn, - So bushels.