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Two Lots or Parcels of Land,

situate in said city and county, and designated
as Lots number 1903 and ITO, in square PSI, on
the plat of said Town, and the same Lots which
were conveyed to Henry A. Veishon by William
r. Young, Baiitf, by deed bearing date the 3lst
November, 1866, and recorded amongst the Land
Records of Hartford county, in Libcr A. L. j.,
No 20 folio BAL Also that
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-02-10
The Egis and Intelligencer.
FREDERICK W. BAKER, Editor.

az THE EGIs has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
The attention of advertisers Is directed to this
fact.
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A WooL, EATER.--Mr. James +. Hanna had q
eve which persisted in pulling the wool from
its ileecy companions and swallowing it, The
practice was INDUCED in until the "woolcater,n
getting an overdose, died. Mr. Hanna made
postmortem examination and found in the
stomach of the dead eve n bail of wool as large
as mans head The practice is said 10 have
been frequently noticed by persons who keep
lnrge Aocks of aheep.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-02-10

The Baltimore Sun on Monday issued as
8 supplement a meat map showing the propos
ed routes for the Chesapeake and Delaware
ship canal. 1t accompanies the report Of
Capt Turtle, through Col Craighill, which
narrows down the choice of routes TO that by
the way of the Choptonk and the one by the
way of the SassairOs. The report points out
the superior advantages of the Choptank
route, which will probably be adopted, if
the canal is ever made.
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IN TUESDAY. FEBRUARY asth. 1889,
Al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY

10 WIT:
one pair OF good Mules, one sherman Morgan
Horse, years old, Il fine stopper brown Mare,
Il good worker; dun Mare, good driver and
worker; | Sorrcl Horse Sorrel Mare. years old,
Bay Mare, years old, all three good workers
and drivers IL No. Cows, Of them fresh within
the last month"; and one with calf by her side {;
2 three-year old II 'ifers, will be fresh by middle
of March also 3young IIeifers, Steers, Bck-
ford & Huffman Wheat Drill, as good as new +; |
Wheeler Combined Reaper and Mower, No. O. as
good as new; Champion Combined Reaper and
Mower: Tiger Horse Rake, l Sulky Cultivator
used but one season l Roller. I Corn Shelter
new; Gibbs Steel Pow, | one-horse and two
other Plows, Shovel Plow, two or three-horse
Wagon, in good order, 2 Express Wagons, Hay
Carriage. Ok Cart, together with Double and Single
Trees, Grain Cradles, Moving Scythes, Half
Bushel, Grain shovel, Maui and Wedges Cross
Cut Saw, Tomato Boxes, Sleighs, | set of Ex
press Harness. good as new ; lot of Pillow and other
Harness, lot of Cow Chains, about % tive-gallon
Milk Cans. Also HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
such as Excelsior Cook Stove, No 0, in good
order, l VIM. Penn Cook Stove, ! parlor Wood
Stove, Coal Stove, new Churn, and large va
rety of other articles.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of 80 and under cash on suIDs over
that amount credit of nine months will be given,
purchasers to give their notes, with security APP
proved by the auctoneer with interest from day
of sale, payable at the Old Town Bank, Balti-
more.
JOHN w. JEwENs,
feblU+ NJ. +. BAYLESS.
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WIN. y. BOWMA

AUCTIONEER,
Tenders his services TO the citizens of the county.
VIII have Bills printed and mailed to their ad-
dress at lowest rates, and noticed in any paper
they select, by the sending of schedule of arti-
cles to be sold to the following address.
WIN. 8. BOWMAN,
feb1O Level, Hartford county, Md.
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ORDERED, this 25th January, 1882, that Her
~ man stump, Trustee, give notice, by publ
cation or this order in a newspaper printed and
weeks prior to the 10th day OF March next, TO tho
creditors of Margaret O'Nell, deceased, to fle
Circuit Court for Hartford county, on or before
said 10th of day OF March. otherwise they may not
be allowed
True Copy, Test,
feblO A. LINaAN JARRETT, Clerk
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BY ]. s. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
Public Sale.

THE undersigned, having rented Holdings
Il worth Rim Factory, and renquishing the
carriage making business will sell at Public Sale,
at Hall s Shops on the road from Bel Air TO Edge
wood,
ON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY gath, 1889,
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Regulate ArSt the stomach, second the liver; IS
pecially the first 50 ms to perform their functions
perfectly and You will rcmOVc at least nineteen
twcntieIhs OF all the Ills thar mankind is heir to,
in this or any other climate. Hop Btters ia the
only hing thar Will give perfectly healthy natllr-
al action To- these TWO organs. Hdine FdlHiSE.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-02-10

A medal has been struck and issued to each
of the .0G stulwarts Whn voted for Grant at
Chicago
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To Correspon dents

All communications for publication must be ae-
eompanied with the real name of the author, or
40 attention will be paid to them.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Executors Sale
2 er . Q z al Property.


| I n virtue of an order of the Orphans Court Of
L Hartford County, the subscriber, as Executor
! of the last VIII and Testament of Martha Amos
| late of Hartford county, deceased will sell at
| Public Auction, on the premises where said de-
! ceased resided at the time of her death, near T.
Amos mill, on the public road leading from
said mill to the Baptist Church, in said county,
/ on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY aod, 1850,
AT 10 O'clock, A. NJ, the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
10 WIT:
| : Cows, / one. horse Rockaway, set OF Single
Harness, lot of Hay, about . tons; Fodder, Iot
| of Bacon, lot of Posts and Rails, lot of Wood
abont three dozen Chickens, and other articles
not herein enumerated
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash on day OF sale
on sums over that amount credit of six
months will be given, the purchaser giving his
note therefore with security to be approved by
the Executor.
VIM. o. DAVIS, Executor
VIM Durham, Auctioneer.
Public Sale.
Also at same time and place the undersigned
will sell at Public Sale the following HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CON
sisting in part of Feather Beds and Bedding,
Bedsteads, Chairs Tables, Carpets, Pictures,
Bureaus, l Sofa, lot of Books marble top
Centre Table, also Cooking Stove Kitchen Fur
niture of the usual description, and other
smaller articles.
tors sale +; deferred payments to be secured by
notes with security approved by the under
signed MARGARET WILSON,
febl0 ELIZABETH DAVIS.
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Adjourned to meet on the 18th.

SEWING SOCIETY OReANIzED.-The ladies
connected with Rev. E. D. Finneys Presby-
terian congregation, of Bel Air, have organized
a Sewing Society, the proceeds of which are to
aid in buying furniture for the new church,
now nearly completed. The first meeting was
held at the residence of Mrs w. s Richardson,
on Friday evening, February Sd. The officers
are as follows: President.--Mrs. Z. d. Finney
Vice Presldent-Mrs. W. s. Richardson; Score.
tary-NIrs. Martha Hanna Treasurer-Mrs. j.
D. Worthington; Purchasing Committee-Mrs
Finney, Mrs. j. g. Rouse and Mrs Hanna.
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Boilers and ali kinds Of Process II ettIes,
steam Box Doors, Patent Oyster Cars,
Oyster Measuring Buckets, Crane
Fixtures and Gamers Outfits
always Oh hand.

CAUTION.-I hereby notify the public that
anyone making, or causing to be made, any COM
bination Boiler and Process Kettle, or using any
other than those manufactured by me- will he
prosecuted to the utmost extent of the law
Any Infringement upon my Patent Oyster Cars
and Oyster Measuring Buckets will he dealt with
according to law.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-02-10

REFERENCES. Messrs. D. D. Mallory u Co, B.
Kegan, +. G. Quincy, F. II. Steward &. Bagshaw
and Il. Comeges, Baltimore, Md: II A. Osborn,
Md; Z. w. Gallup Son. Perryman Hartford Co.;
John Dieter, Magnolia, Hartford Co.; d. Hanway,
Creswell, Hartford Co.; U. johnson, Hickory,
Hartford Co.; J. A. Coale, Bel Air Md; G. Fell &
Sons, Kinks Mills, Pa; j. Treat. Eastport, Maine
Stump & Standiford, Upper Falls, Nd.
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ILLNESS or PRoMNFNT CITIZENs.--M Mr.. John
W. Scarborough, who resides near Mill Green,
is extremely Ill, with an affection of the spine.
Mr.. f. Scarboro, ofthe same ncghborhood,
is also suffering greatly from nervous affection.
Mr.. f. Stanley Rogers, Of this county, who
has been very i'll, at MI. Vernon Hotel, Balti-
more, We are gratifed TO learn, is better.
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Parcel of Land,

situate in said city and county, designated on
said plat as lot number AS, in square number
2S2, which was conveyed to said Veishon by
Israel Allen and wife, by deed bearing date No
vember 10TH 1868, and recorded amongst the
Land Records of Hartford county in Liber A: l..
j., No. 81, folio 25l. Also all that
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DEATH OF Mr.. JAMES A. AMos.-Mr. James
A. Amos, prominent citizen of this county,
died at his residence, near Jarrettsville, at an
early hour Sunday morning. MIR. Amos had
been suffering from an affection of the stomach
for n long time, and his death was not unexpect-
ed. He was 81 years of age. He was kind.
hearted, hospitable gentleman, and until his
health failed took an active and prominent
part in the public affairs of the county In
1871 he was elected County Commissioner
and served for two years. This was the
only public office, we believe that he ever held.
His funeral, which tool place on Tuesday after.
noon, at O'Clock, was largely attended by his
friends and ncighbors. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev Joseph Nelson, pastor
of Bethel Presbyterian church, assisted by Rev.
MesSrs &. G. Cronin, 4. T. Wysong and r. NJ.
Cathcart, of the NJ. 4. Church The discusses
were solemn and impressive and at their conclu-
sion the remains were borne TO their last rest.
ing-place in tic old family buryng ground, on
the farm. The following gentlemen were the
pail bearers j. H. Scarf, VIM. Baldwin, VIM.
Hope, Herman Stump VIM. Sawyer, j Ran.
dolph Rutlrdge, Henry Run aud James NJ Cain.
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J. W. STEELE, Pastor.

Trace Chapel. Hickory. Services next Sun
day MOI ming, 18th, at II O'Clock, by Rev James
b. Craighill The afternoon Sunday School, held
at the Chapel, will he discontinued until the first
Sunday in March
Fast Hartford Circuit NJ. f. Church Preach
ing next sunday at Bush lU%, Calvary 3. sub
lcet' Missions. come over 10 Macedonia and
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Wagons, Buggies. Lumber,
Tools. &C.,


| Light Express Wagon, nearly new, light No
top Buggy. nearly new good No-1op Buggy l
excel lent Express Wagon. will carry about Loo
lbs ! Country Gentleman SiX-passenger EX-
press. perfectly new, and took first premium at
Wild the Hartford Fair last year; 800 II. of seasoned
200 feet five-eighths Walnut; 40 Hickory Axles
lot of prime White Hickory and White Oak. to-
gether with complete set WHEELWRIGHTS'
TOOLS, including Wise. Planes. Saws, sc. Also
l Good Young Cow, which will be fresh by time
of sale excellent Driving and Work Horse;2
Coal Stoves, heavy Dueklng Guns, together
with articles of various kinds not necessary to
IrnIiiQn
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GOAL FOR BLACKsMITMs AND CAN
~ NERS.-I have the best BITUMINOuS
COAL on hand and will try to keep supply.
aul2tf E. NJ. ALLEN, Stafford.
NOTICE.-An persons are hereby warned not
~ 10 negotiate any Promissory Note, in favor of
Clayton II. Fiudley, with either of our names
upon II. JOHN " . ADAMS,
ELIJAH T. ADAMS.
Mil Green, Feb "a, 1882. feblO-St
ECrURE.-A Lecture, under the auspices Of
II Gunpowder Lodge, ]. o. G. T., will be de-
ivered in Gunpowder NJ. f. Church, on WE'D
EEsDAn Feb "a, at ~ 0G9hck, r. tS NJ, o aaso
The public are cordially invited. IoblU
JAMES Il. sMITHsON,
AUCTIoNEER,
For he sac Of Real ant PetSoHal FI0petty,
In any part of Hartford and adjoining countiea. -
Terms low and satisfaction guaranteed Cores
pondence and enquiry solicited. p. O.. Federal
Hill Hartford county. Nd. 2jnovly
TRUS TBE'S SALE
10y virtue of Il decree of the Circuit Court for
DHarford County, as Court of Equity, the
undersigned, trustee, will offer at Public Sale,
at the Court House door, in Bel Air, on
MONDAY, MARCH 9Th. Iss2.
nj II o'clock, A. NJ, all that
Tract or Parcel of Land,
situate in Hartford county, on the public road
leading from Clcrmont Mills to LaGrangc Iron
Works near to the Delta Railroad, containing
Is Acres Of Land,
MORE or LESS,
called "Friendship's Benefit being the same
and all the land described in deed from VIII
liam II. Wilson and wife TO Henry Moutooth,
bearing date 18th day Of August, 1870, and re-
corded in Liber 4. l.. H., No. "a, folio A. one
of the Land Record books of Hartford county
The improvements are \ comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE,
and other necessary buildings, with an excellent
spring of good wafer nj the door The land is
of excellent quality and Is under good state of
cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms OF sale prescribed by The decree are
that oue-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash on The day of sale onp-thrd in six
and the balance in twelve months from the day
of sale; the credit payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and to be secured by the
notes or bonds of the purchaser, with surety APP
proved by the trustee.
DANIEL SCOTT,
Trustee.
j. $. Richardson, Auctioneer. itbl0
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Bel Air Circuit NJ. u. Church.-Preaching Alb
inRdon l0S A. NJ Mt Carmel =. NJ Rel Air ~
p. NJ. Rev. d. F. Benson, pastor.
Fast Hartford Southern Methodist Church.
Preaching next Sunday AT Aberdeen, IL A. NJ
and Perryman at =. =. Nj.
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TERMS OF SALE

The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
that onethird of the purchase none shall
be paid in cash on the day of sale; one-third
thereof in six months, and the residue in twelve
months thereafter the credit payments to bear
interest, and to be secured by the notes or bonds
of the purchaser with surety approved by the
trustees. HERMAN STUMP,
WILLIAM YOUNG,
j y Richardson, Auctioneer Trustees.
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TERMS OF SALE.

All sums of $40 and under Cash on day of sale /;
on sums over that amount credit of six months
will be gven purchasers to give theirnotes, bear
ing interest from the day of sale, with approved
security.
feblO* J,B. HARKINs.
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Lot or Parcel of Land,

situate in the town Of Darlington, and desig-
mated on the plat of said town as Lot number
600, in block number "a, which was conveyed to
said Veishon by the Maryland Emigration Com
pany, by deed dated 22d day of August, 1867, and
recorded amongst the Land Records of Hartford
county, in Liber A. L. j., No. 20, folio $40.
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WILL Nor REsIGS--lt appears that Ma.
i0r William II. Dallam, in compliance with
the wish of number of the directors, will
not resign his position as Secretary of the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company in Hartford
county, rs it was reported he would do in
consequence of his appointment by Col.
Webster as Deputy Collector. Major Dallam
was elected for one year, and the greater por-
ton of the interest due on premium notes
will have been paid within the next two
weeks. As it would in any event take some
time to arrange his accounts before turning
them over to his successor, he has concluded
TO retain his position until the next annual
meeting of the company, in January, 1885,
Major Dallam, it is understood, will employ
& competent assistant, but will at the same
time give his personal supervision to the
company's affairs.
1t is stated, however that Major Dalam
will resign the position of Auditor of the
court, and his successor will he appointed by
Judge Waters.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

West Hartford Southern Methodist Church. -
Quarterly meeting day, next Sunday. at Jarretts-
vile. Rev. John Poisal, d. D., will preach at II
4. VI ana : +. NJ.
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LARGE PoRKERs.-A correspondent send us
the following weights of three large hogs, rails
ed and iattcned near Forest Hin Mr.. Charles
l.. Walls weighed $40 lbs. net Mr.. Marion
Sherwood's 39l lbs net, and Mr.. David Gray's
$40 lbs. net. These porkers were of good size
for the season, and we doubt il any other neigh
borhood in the county can show three OF heavier
weights
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-02-10

On Friday of last week in the House,
the bill to extend and supplement the char
Ter of the town of Bel Air. providing for the
appointment ola balif and deputies for col
lection of taxes, preserving order, &c was
read second time
The bill to refund A. J. Wiley, latctax col
lector of Hartford county S3i 81 overpaid, was
read a third time in the House and passed
4 bill has been ihyorably reported in the
House and read first time, providing for an
additional justice of the peace in the Fifth
election district of Hartford county.
On Monday night Governor Hamilton
signed the first bill of the session 1t was for
the re division Baltimore city into election
precincts
The House was in session ON Monday
night, but the Senate did not assemble until
Tuesday.
Both Houses were in session again on
Tuesday. In the Senate the bill to pay F.
W Gallup, of Hartford county, for cattle de-
stroyed under the pleuro-pneumona act was
read a third time and passed,
On Wednesday, Mr. Alien obtained leave
to introduce in the Senate bill to punish
the forgery of labels on canned fruits and
vegetables. Also tOr a bill to amend and cx-
tend the charter Of the Maryland Central
Railroad Company.
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SALE OF FARM.-MeSsrs. John s X 9. l..
Dalam, real estate agents, have sold 10 Viii
liam A. Preston, Rock Hall farm, IN Abingdon
district containing II acres, and belonging to
Geo Aulrl SON for 81 600
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Is r. l. a II, M
Guiteau Sentenced.

Friday Morning, Feb. 10, 1882.
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby warned not
IN 10 negotiate any Promissory Note, in favor of
Clayton II. Fiudley, with either of our names
upon II. JOHN W. ADAMS,
ELIJAH T. ADAMS.
Mil Green Feb "a, 1882 feblO-3t
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MEETING or THE School BoARp. The board
of County school Commissioners, consisting of
Mcssr'. Arthur Nosbury, Franklin Whitaker and
W. II. IL. Whitciord, met on Tuesday, and re-
elected Mr.. Noshuty President, and Mr. VIM.
fl. Harlan Secretary aud Examiner. \ number
OF routine matters connected with the school
were attended to, but no business of special i'm
poriNncc was before the board.
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I ECTURE.-A Lecture, under the auspices Of
l. Gunpowder Lodge, !. o. G. T., will be de-
livered in Gunpowder NJ F.. Church, on WE'D
NESDAY, Feb. I'D at ~ o'clock, p. NJ Also
Interesting Exercises by members OF the Lodge.
The public are cordially invited. foblO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-25
NG w. VA. TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 25 1882 -.

dare not run the risk Of having It drank on
the premises. Only in q few places Z
LIQUOR sold openly. The trade II in dif.
ferent hands than in places where IL Il
legal The respectable" citizens me
found in the business In fewer numbsrs,
and the traffic 10 driven into holes whore
the best people will not 80. The business
is looked down npon - something disGraee-
full, subyersiye TO morals, and trsasolable
to the commonwealth. -. -,
of the question is caused BY infractious of
the law. Conversation at the fireside, ser
mons in the pulpit, discussions in private
and public, which bear upon moral or poll
teal questions, involve not only the use Of
liquor as q beverage but its sale. Public
attention Is drawn to it inoessantly. Every
political convention il impregnated with
Ii. Thus il became easy for the reform
club movement to gain its first footing, and
to assume such proportions Is 70 work
effectually when it migrated to other
States. II nothing more the prohibitory
law has been an educator. Bat it has been
something more. 1t has not stopped drunk
enness, but it has made even drinking less
respectable, and thus has restraining in
fuence. 81
Ihave spoken almost entirely Of cities
and iarzs toWaA@ ~IasfnB1nallef towns In
the interior, not . drop Of liquor can be
obtained. a. q rule, and there are families
whose members do not know its taste. This
could not be were It not for the prohibi.
ton law. Few il any of the supporters Of
this law change their opinions. There are
many who would rather see O stringent
local option license law well enforced than
to see the present law manipulated as II Is.
But if the law was impartially, rigidly en-.
forced, believe it would receive the sane
ton of the people. At any rate, am sure
on one point: that the people want the
statute honestly put in force. g..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-25
GENERAL GOSSIP.
The Tax Reduction -AdjOurnmeut -
President Barrio's Wife-The Ssfndry
Civil Appropriation Bill.

The Tax Reduction - AdjOurnmeut =
President Barrio's wife-The SsFndrJ
Civil Appropriation Bill.
Special Dtspateh 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Some Of the Dem
ocrats claim that six Republican senators
will vote for the amendment to the tal
bill making material tariff reduction.
The general impression among large
number of the members of the House is
that Congress will adjourn sine die on Mon
day next, and that if the senate passes the
revenue bill, the House will postpone il
until next December.
Mr.. Hale, who has charge of the naval
appropriation bill in the senate, to-day
gave notice that unless the tax re-
duction bill shall make marked
progress towards final disposition
within the next twenty-four hours, that he
would feel constrained to antagoniZe it
with the naval bill.
Mrs. President Barrios appeared in the
several parlors of the White House, this
morning. She is described as being very
beautiful, and was attired in handsome
suit of cherry redlsilk and damask satin,
with long traiH and wore diamond neck
lace and large cluster.
Senator Morgan gave Mr.. Morrill, notice
to-day, that every amendment offered to
the tax bill had been proposed in good
faith, and would be discussed in the fullest
sense, and that it was useless to talk OF
limiting the debate on the bill. -.
Up to date there have been proposed 135
amendments to the sundry civil bill and
q few States are to be heard from vet.
The Senate committee on appropriations
will report the sundry civil appropriation
bill to the Senate tomorrow.
Representative Alexander Stephens, the
nominee for Governor of Georgia, put in
his appearance at the house, this morning,
and was congratulated by his many friends.