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WITHIN {. SHORTLIDGES,
MEDIA, PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM.
STUDENTS ADMITTED And CLASSIFIED AT ANY
TIME

STUDENTS ADMITTED AND NlsAN9l led Al AM
TINE.
A Boarding school for 100 younc men and boysi
ono of the best ruuippcl taught and successful
IL Iuitrt states Always full Twelve
cuccd 4. m here men, and alt graduate. Special attention
both and backward pupils individual aud class
ustrucun Early Deficiencies IN young mcS education
rc,cd Patron. students uy select siude- choose
the regular ugs scientific iuHncis or Classical Course.
Students lifted Media Academy arc now ~ HaiyuGd, Yale,
Princeton University 81 Pcunsyya LAFAYETTE Lolsh and
several Polytechnic schools. For new Illustrated circular
address the principal aud proprietor. sWlfIlE g. siolsI
IIDGE 81 Harvard tu!yernty gradnatel, Media, Penn.
rail from Philadelphia and has 20 trains
daily 10 and Media has churches aud
prohibiting the sale OF ali Intoxicating
drinks
TINIlE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
4 Haven. Conn, prepares students for Yale College
Trustees OK Prcsidentr u woolsoy, W Blake, IL D..
Professor T. A 1hacher H. G. Kingsley A. ~ A. G. Twin
lining De- Professor - t. Badw win Professor j. W Gibbs
Address W. J. CUSHING. Rector
vNHE Rev. John III. Converse, A. NJ, Olar-
yard). late Professor OF Classics IN Racire College win
his family at Bristol r. L. afew boys 10 be od
for college. Terms 500 year Keerences bishop Clark,
o Rhode Island. President Eliot Of Harvard
VACANCY in our lovely Mountain Home for
10y OF H. under twelve Board and tuition 81
and sl3 per MONTH best references. Address box H.
Orange N. j.
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.
y cugg, French and B1lrdin" ana Day 5CTDJL
(FOrmcrly MISS !. f. Brncdctal
Removed from 40 Z East DIST 60 30 % West I1Lir1L
IluTousli instruction 10 all departments
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE Stock EXCHANGE
DECEM8EG 80. 1881.

TIE GENERAL LIST.
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COOK -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
P~-c. on.the Hudson: Both seIes No extras but
Music Art College preparatory and business for boys
ladies' graduating course private instruction for backward
scholars. for catalogue. enter at tune. w. IL
RANNlSTER A Al
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.Incr.lan- Inrrrraar.

Tho following shows the imports Of dry goods
nj the port of Now York for the week ending De
cembcr 30 and since the beginning of the year
as compared with the corresponding periods OF pre-
,-ipug
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. Dec. 81, 1881.
GENERAL, MARKET REPO RI.
,SU FS-Unchanged.

NEw-YoRK. Friday, Dec. 80, 1881.
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For Both Sexes-Country.
nIVFPcIDF SEMINARY Roardinran1 y Az

DIVERSIDE SEMINARY, boarding. gam DlY-
IL School young ladies' and ohdron, AZ Red Bank, "
j. will reopen Sept r. Course Of Instruction practical an
thorough In every Department. For crculrs address Mrs
NJ. PERKINS Principal.
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.LW. BOUTON, 7OG Broadway, Ncy-YoLk.
TFHE LITERARY REBELLION.
Catalogues sent free STANDARD books large stock, ready
for de- ivory, Al before uuhrari 81 prices. . 49,
THE USEFUL KNOM LEDGE pUEIISulNG co,
lG2 WllnauI.st. NCw- s ora
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The charming Letters Literary and Theological
of the late Bishop Thiriwall" are TO be published
shortly in this city by +. g. j. Is. Young IL Co
Tlirlyall was one Of the most natural and delight
full of men, full of simplicity, earnestncss and kind
ness One OF ms ecceniricities was habit OF wan
dering. no one knew whittier. When Lord Mel
bourne wrote to him bestowing his bishoprc he was
away on a five weeks rambe, and one OF his friends
beating the letter, searched for him for days. At
last tins friend in passing a village inn by night
saw that the light within threw the shadow Of
proile on the blind hc recognized his man. and en-
tered with the letter which made the profile that OF
a bishop Thirwsll used to call his library Chaos"
and when alone always spent his days there. He
was extravagantly fond of animals, and every morn
ing could be seen feeding his geese, which hockcd
around him, Juggling al his coat.
There is a rumor of the uneaTthing Of rare books
in London A few weeks ago man walked into a
booksellers shop and Offered for sale book taken
as he said, from a small library which had for many
generations been in his family. For long period
before the collection came into his hands, the whole
of the books had, he stated been fastened up in
cases. considerable proportion of them, moreover,
were according to his account. in black letter AS
tonished at the sum offered him for the book he
brought he refused at once to sell it give any
further information concerning It's follows and de-
parted to make, as he said further inquiries. The
book he exhibited was an early copy, In line preser
walton, Of Shakespeare poems. Should this be in
any sense representative of the collection, famous
prize has turned up il Is impossible to say what
Treasures supposed 70 be irrecoverably lost, might
not be slowed away In these mysterious cases.
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NcghbOrhOOd Ne1Ds.
Cedar Point Neek Items-At l,s, n


Cedar Point Neck Items.-At last ID,
star Of our destiny seems to be in the nscen.
dent and the future glory Of our hitherto
neglected region becomes Slowly visible in the
hazy distance Visions Of successful rivalry
10 Waldorf Pomonkey, Bryantown and La
Plata already begin to rheer the eyes Of our
expec iant denizens. DO not imagine that We
are going to have rail road for we are
not nor any other kind of r9ad The only
road we have is just nayignble for the tax
collector The supervisor would Mt think Of
of vcniuring over it, But we are going to
have a wharfat Brcnt's Landing and 4 steam
may be, Post Office Now Is not that
Enough 10 cheer the hearts Of our citizens aud
nerve their souls to redoubled efforts for fame
and fortune And then the fish are coming
too. met Queen the oth.r day and asked
him how the fish were citing" Fright
smart sat he answered "Mr jenkins done
kotch three hundred million yesterday"
doubted his yeracity and asked him how be
knew it, Deed Boss, Mars --- tole me
50, nc replied grinning. The authority was
good, but was still incredulous and few
more questions ELECTED the fact that he had NJ
seen Boss --- at ALL but that Tom had
caught three hundred hcrrngs The old
darkv shuncd on and ] thought Of his FISH
story" and wondered why it was that they
w0ua "all do it, and as my thoughts turned
on the "eternai fitness Of things, it S. ID to
me that Queen would make a most excellent
Republican candidate for tue Legislature next
fall. .frst boom Of the campoign.)
The assassination Of the old Russian Gar
has caused thrill Of fear TO run through the
bosoms Of all Rulers. even the mighty Boss OF
tile Neck has been heard to wish that he had
been created bomb-proof as well as cope
"lineded."
Your fair readers would be disappointed
were to omit the news received from Mrs.
Rumor and will give it in as short a manner
as possible Little Katie mot Hnes) says
what with the coming Tuesday nights, Satur-
day nights and Sunday nights she hardly
knows how it is herself" Come Katie stop
giving the boys taffy and show your color
The widowed trio still enjoy the calm repose
ora singleiblessedaess, tho one Of them ia said
TO frequently take long Journeys 70 another
Neck The inference is that the 'hghtnins
Ina. struck him agaU. Pope says he wishes
she ,rould come home certdu" This counting
through the post ohi.e is too unteelink for
Pope A little brown haired Miss of fifteen /
afraid viIl put her in the paper. Don |
be uneasy honey, ! wont tell about your
making him leave SO early that Sunday night.
oar boy are not At M afraid Of being scalped'
for they make frequent attacks on certain
h,d,aa tow.
There i much more Of the ,boye kind oil
gossip but will rcscyc it for another time.
NECKER
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We call attention 70 the card oil Mr. Geo.
u Barker Of Washington city. Parties wish
ing building materials would do well 70 give
him -sdl Us hi, assortment is large md
choice and his prices reasonable.
1.-The Sunday Ttiegrar Of Baltimore has
recently, changed hands, and came 70 us on
Easter MuHday With ono ol the handsom.si
numbers; ip.io.sizc of sixteen pages, that VI
have seen for long time The Telegram j,
one Of 'hc esi sunday papers eNtant, and i'
well WORTHY the patronage Of all.
.The.county tax Of Calvert councy for
this ,csf' is SITS in the dollar, which togeth-
tr with Interstate tux will make the levy for
1881 %,,Ob bdr 300 We wish there was a
prospect ofuurs being as low; but II many more
''cl,rcid 'crrots" like the Medley claim, nre
discovered We will be glad if We can keep the
taIes inside ofSl 80 per 500.
..... The. following delegates represented
Charles COUNTY At the meeting Of Temperance
Alliance in Baltimore during the week. Port
Tobacco St. Paurs NJ f. church, DR. Peter
" HuH kius and II l.. Mudd Mrs. Lizzie
Blain sBr,hutovu Temperance Association
james VI Proctor, Mrs Il. G. DeNol. Trent
~ s. ), Hughc,yiIIe Rufus Robcy
Wch,gc frequent complaints about tie
Riverside mail, and subscribers write they
only yet "a paper semi occasionally We
knov the lault is moi in This oitt aud must
be- ia the Washington Office, where the mail lays
over indefinitely II our friends down there
" in get the government to give :hem an over
hand mail from AanJcmoy, about hyemlles of,
instead OF by steamboats, as at present they,
will have ul-wcckly or hi-wcckIy service as
they choose, and no further trouble about their
luttpTS or letters
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DeathS.-puung the past week there were
two deaths Of old persons, almost in the same
immediate neighhorhood Mrs Eliza Gold
smith, aged about SO, sister of Judge Peter
" Grain, died ut the residence Of Captain
James Morgan, in Pickawaxen. Mr.. Richard
Bond about the same ag., died at his home
in Cobb Neck The latter was an eccentric
individual, living for years entirely alone,
without even servant on the land, doing ali
his own farm and household work of every
sort. it is thought he had a considerable
amount of money at the time OF his death, As
he was industrious, made fair crops and never
spent amy thing. lie is said have been in
the habit of concealing his money in queer
places, such as boring holes in feuee posts,
putting the money in and plugging the hole
nicely. He did not tell where his treasures
was concealed, hut we have no doubt active
and diligent search will be made for them
We also have to record the death on Satur.
day night of Miss Margaret Smoot aged abou,
forty, the only child OF the late Wilder Smoot
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Idols and ld0latrY.-It ha

Idols and ldolatry.-It has been long
time since book has come to our notice. So
charming as f,tlss (J0Rs or Til WorsAin Of
ths Horld. 1t is published by the well-known
Subscription Book Publishers, HUBBARD
BROS, of Philadelphia Frank S. Dobbins, |
es'rHssSSNy s~-NNes.N
he certainly wieids easy, popular pen
while the workmanship upon the book shows
good taste and great care at every point. The
Illustrations are varied and many OF them are
really hcwitching. They represent customs
pertaining TO the worship of all lands and
ages ard they are abundant and good
An agent who takes hold upon this book /,
sure Of success. lie not only has good book
but be has one like unto which no book ha'
ever yet appeared. Books Of travel have deS
crihcd the customs Of various lands mission
AIRY books have depicted idolarty; philosophy
cal books have discussed the Fundamental
principles Of all religions but this book takes
in all these views, for all the nations and il
Illustrates the whole with nearly three-hundrec
pictures. II is empbatically book for thu
people Every family Should have COPY.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-04-22

The Spring Trade has fairly begun. our
merchant. have received their new goods, and
the columns Of the INDEPENDENT are ever open
to keep the public posted \ man, who after
having laid in a stock of goods to supply the
public demand, must not be surprised to see
customers 20 by his door to buy from his enter
prising neishbots, who freely advertise, if he Ne
elects this stepping stone ofneccess. The man
who shows the most push in buying and
selling, deals fairly and squarely with al men
sells his goods for the least possible price, con.
sistentwhieh living profit need fear to make
his statement to the public, and he can reach
the public in no other way like neat concise
advertisement in his home newspaper
We may preach home enterprise until we die,
or starve TO death, and yet if we dor't keep
pace with our neghbors, we never can sup
ply the wants of any community People do
not run off TO the cities for things they want
as preference of whom to buy; but, the per-
s~s~-t Na~er,s-iD~ .s.-+e1.s..,- hos IN
auccd them 10 believe they do better. We
hold, every community is in terwoven and
their interests SO blended as to ALWAYS have the
better hand of all outsiders, and if they can
not command home patronage, the fault lies
with themselvs.
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Tic Illn.trntrd Scientific News.

The April number Of this interesting and
popular magazine is just ont.
Among the yariou, SUI Jects illustrated IN
his number Il. a engraving Of the last Empcr-
or o {us,Rs steam yacht LiyadiN a series Of
views Illustrating wood working attachments
for foot lathe, Prof secebi's solar photogo-
pbic apparatus, with six distinct views Of the
sun. taken by this instrument cnsrtvinss OF
boats Ind apparatus used On Lake Geneva for
detcrnnn ng the velocity Of sound in water :
a new machine for decorating enameled sur
faces eugraviugs OF several curious animals
aud objects in natural history, and an elabor-
utclv illustrated article on Bee Culture.
Every number contains thirty-two pages,
full OF cmgravings o novelties in science and
the useful arts Published by MUM Il Co.,
81 Park Row, New York at $l.jO Il year, and
sold By All news dealers
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A Reliable Firm

A Reliable Firm As general thing we
care to have nothing 10 do with advertising a.
geucies But we have been doing business with
Nessrs n. " Aver 4 Son, Of PmlAdelphA
tor sometime and take great pleasure in sta
ting that our business relations have been
satisfactory to ourseIf They give us fair rates
and settle their bills promptly Weare pleased
to learn that they have extended their already
large tusncs, by consolidating with their
house the Philadelphia branch of the well
known house Of ; VI. Pattinsill Co., of New
Nolk
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Dentistry Wcrccommeud toail who de-
sir, Dentistry Of any kind, to call upon DR.,
Robert b Cromcr, Dentist, y. W, corner Of
Saratoga aud Eutaw streets, Baltimore His
large experience and established reputation
entitc him to tho confidence of the public
Terms moderate Refer TO JAS. $ Morseu
,..,,s..sra. tap s-Iy r
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The most valuable prac teal apers, by eminent
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Potomac Shad and Herripr-pors

Potomac Shad and Herring.-Pcrsons
desiring shad or herring cannot do better than
call upon or write to Mr.. S F. Smith, At
Glymont. Mr.. Smith being on the spot and
keeping store, has facilities for obtaining fish
on terms and at prices not open to other par
ties. 1t should be recollccted in this connec-
ton that Glymout is the great centre where
OILERS most do congregatc.
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tOtaI mN QnsonaI

Fzr The ,odcs IF tn, INDEPEN.
DENT las bsgn reAioted n he Juiiding
formedy occ.pj'd by Il. Je,reen the
,,ores " Ms Smut a,ri Mrs. Qaeazei,
whsre BE- giH ol,ooys be glod to hare ovr
friends caR, ercept an Tur"ioys 'chcn
there aW he 10 plmdiaace crcep, IN
business connected pjth ihc otFce
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James A. Franklin.
SURVEYOR & C0NVEYANCER,
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE,
Pisgah, Charles County, Mo.
WILL attend to all business entrusted
" to his care with fidelity. Orders
by mail promptly attended to.
July 2-tf
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to Or. F. B. Adams
N for professional services, are hereby notii-
ed that their accounts have been left with the
undersigned for collection, and they are res
pectfully requested to settle the same at once.
JOHN II. MITCHELL.
Attorney at Law.
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The ISDErBSDEEr hacing obtained the larges
circulation Of any paper published in this com,-
~ offers great opPortnnig TO advertisers, as It's
circulation IS not confined TO any one class or
party. It's subscribers ars among the rich ana
The iowly, the laadopaers and the ldborers of the
feid, THE hsuers Of rood and drawers Qftcater''
a, ,oeU as the more fortunate. lis moderate
terms Of ONE DOLLAR year place Il ,eithin The
reach Of aH and all patronise Il. Adpertisers
I0to hare anything to sell ar 70 buy, thus hare
rare opportunity cgered them Of communicating
Nth all the people. address
LNDEPENDE NT.
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Nemmtrrlnncr nf Arrirnltnre.

S"mmt~etonCr Of Agriculture We
have heretofore taken occasion to urge upon
our farmers the propriety of subscribing TO
that, in our estimation, most valuable Of farm
journals the American Agricuiturist aud
many have done so to their own qualification
We are now pleased to learn that a movement
is on foot to induce the President to appoint
Orange Judd, the editor and proprietor,
Commissioner Of Agriculture and We firmly
believe better appointment cosld not be
made. Mr.. Jndd IS net only a practical out
is also a scientific farmer and would bring to
the position attanments and experience which
no mere political apPointee would have The
acceptance Of the office by him, would be a
great personal sacrifice, as he is a man of large
wealth, and vast interests, but would ac-
cept the position in the cause Of agriculture
We sincerely hope the President will tender
him the position, that it may be made of some
use to the farming interests, as designed TO be,
instead of being, as at present, mere burden
upon the Treasury
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DoOTS and SHOES, Hat, ard Caps, Fea
Is DIV Made Clothing, IN Suits, or Single
Garments, Over and Under Shirts, Over Ais,
Gum and Oil Cloth Suits, &c, &c. at
COr-oH'S.
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Remember that the subscription
for the Maryland Independent 10
only sl.OO a Year. in Advance.
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WATERFOWL FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF WATERFOWL N Y.

FOURTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
100000
9JUoi 400 20
Surplus 20 Policy uoiders....------ 1855, 7lE %
items of Assets, Jan. list, 1881.
United states Registered Bonds, s3OO,5l2 so
First Mortgage X. r. Bonds, $4,000 W
Loans Bonds and Mortgages, 2s],5l7 II
Loans on Co!laterals, 67,9s0 go
Real Estate. 10000 90
cash IN once ana Bank. 1o5,5O3 81
Premiums in Course of Transmission IS ,463 p
Inst Due aud Accrued and other Assets 200 So
TOTAL ASSETS S9O- ABS &c
Total Liabilities
Capital stock, $500, 10000
Re-Insu rancc Reserve 5l6.564 81
Unpaid Losses 42,72322
nc
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with fixings.

rso~ Families supplied with any quantity
desired either cooked or raw. shucked or in
shell. WASHINGTON BURCH.
sep l7-Tm
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OK In copper day at home. samples worth e.: 20
I'D Maine, feb 1s-ly