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OF THE
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO..
Ii, .,if Of I La


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1882
These drawings monthly tStlndays excepted)
nnGer provisions of act Of the General Assembly of
Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court. on March 81,
dered the following decision:
First That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
psny is legal
Second-Its drawings are fair.
This company has now hand large reserve fund.
Read carefully the list of prizes for the
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.. L. BARBOUR, President; C. G. DUNCANSON.
Vice President: N. d. LARNER. Secretary; THOMAS
aOMEHV1LLE. Treasurer; JOHN B. LARNER. At
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y Rolls and Biscuits will lie guaranteed if you use
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the form of pills. also in the form of ozenges receipt
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answers all letters OF inquiry Send for pamphlet. Adj
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Ne family should be without LYDIA e. PINKHAMS
LIVER FILLS: They cure constipation, bAousness.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
THE GREAT

THE GREAT
GUESSING CONTEST
IS OVER AND THE PRIZE HAs BEEN AWARDED
The contest now desire to call the attention Of
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Dealers in giving the people the benefit Of my low
prices il
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
My Stock of NEW and SECONDHAND PIANOS
are Of the best makers and most elegant styles.
NEW PIANOS at prices that defy competition.
SECOND HAND PIANOS at astonishingly low
prices.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO
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DRlNK LAKE AUBURN MINERAL SPRING
WATER,

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pours forth 600 bhas daily Of this all healing water.
Our agent, q. G. CORNWELI, Extensive Grocer. l&lS
Pennsylvania avenue has just received 100 bb fresh
from the spring. for family trade and general supply
Washington, D. G. -
LAKE AUBURN SPRING CO.. North Auburn, Maine
JON n xo6D 3: rs 1oBR President Lewiston Asine
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P L L A IS, -
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ONLY AGENCY.
At V. BECKER, S61 9th street northwest
lunlng and Repairs. j23
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HAVING MOVED Our EsTABfI sHMFNT.
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,... We WILL SELL. OUR r ef
PIANOS, ORGANS, PIANO SIU0i s, AND 80
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Dy Aiait. J. Z. I1NGWALT. MANAGER. nIl-5m
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SIXTH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE,
LARGE sPRAGuE SQUARE.
YARDS NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET SPACE,
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- BENSINGER Auctlol.eer.
Ne Washington Horse bid Carriage Bazaar
$685. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
Mss; &c., EVERY TIESEAY. THURSDAY. ard
SATURDAY MORNING. commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK, Special attention givei, TO the sales of
Real Estate and Personnel 'roIerty. Liberal advances
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUT DING LOTS ON O
SIkEET NORTH. BET" ZEN NEW JERSEY
AVENUE AND FIFTH STREET WEST.
Iiber No Si,6, folio ;Sj3. Of land r.cor
for the District Of Columbia, will sell u: public
adGuoi On THURSDAY, SECDND DAY OF MARCH,
40 1852, III tront OF the premises at HALF PAST
foIE O'CLOCK NJ. al tn f. lowing described real
estate ana premises situate lying and Icing the city
OF Washington III the district Of G lumha. known and
de glfte;i on the ground plat plan or sid city
Lots numbered forty five ana fcrty-sx as and G Of
the coInissIoer1 Subdivision ot Lots III square
tere |e hundred end ten (5iO). together with all and
singular the improvements ways easements, rights
privileges and af,'ur:enGnccs to same be Ongng in
any wise an ertsiDiIg
Terms: One third Cash; balance in and two years
hoeS a. bear Interest to 10 secured by deed Of trust
the premises. deposit Of S1iU VII b. required on
each lot IT tine Of sale. Ccnveyancinv and recording at
purchaser cost II terms of sae complied
III seven days from day OF sac, the Trustees reserve tho
riglt e resell the property in default, az the risk and
cost of defauns purchaser purchasers after yiv
i've days notice Of snch resale in newspaper put
hshed in Washington, D. G..
ISAAC l.. JOHNSON, .r.
flS-eo&ds EDWIN HARRIS. I AfA7oa's'
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IMPORTERS AND TAILORS.
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Affairs in West Washington.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

I THE NEW 1URA SIUCh MAKhET.
| The following are the oDening and closing p-cAs
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. Il. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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Inn
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE. By CATALOGUE OF
THE PRIVATE LIBRARY AND FINE EN-
CRAVINGS OF THE LATE ARCHIBALD
RoANE. EsQ.; ALSO, THE LIBRARIES OF
OTHER OWNERS.
To be sold at my auction rooms, southwest corner
PennSylvalia avenue and 11th street Washington d.
G, MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY TWENTY
SEVENTH, 1882. and following evenings, commence
ing each evening at HALFPASr SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Terms: Cab.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10
Spirit Of the Press.

From U.e Democratic AdrOc0te.)
THEN AND Now.-Governor Ham
ilton last winter nominated to the
Senate q Republican and two o. L.
Ds. for Supervisors of Elections for
Baltimore. The Republican was
unanimously confirmed, and the o.
l., DIS. unanimously rejected. This
action showed to the Governor very
plainly the position fthe Democratic
party Of Maryland regarding rewards
10 boilers and disorganizers, and it
showed that the Republicans, too,
would rather have a straightout Dem
ocrat than q political nondescript,
for every Republican voted with the
Democrats in rejecting one Of the
nominees. If not both.
The Governor, however, respects no
opinion which is contrary to his own,
no matter if it is held by one man or
ten thousand. All opinions and
views except his own are wrong, in
his estimation, and in himself is sum-
med up all the wisdom Of the state.
The expression OF the Senate on re-
warding disOrganizers and boilers
with Office, is a matter of no import
ance to him. Last week he appoint
ed VIM. ]. Hooper, Republican, and
Samuel Merritt and James Hodges,
@. l.. DIS. Supervisors of Elections, in
the places of those named to the Sem
ate last winter, Enoch Pratt having
declined TO serve after confirmation
by the Senate. Mr.. Hodges has been
quite active for two years in opposi-
ton to the Democratic party, as an
o. L. D., and Mr. Merritt was an o.
L: D. candidate for city council last
fall.
When Governor Hamilton was
candidate for Governor lie made q
speech at Port Tobacco, in Charles
county, in which he was particularly
severe on those who cut their tickets
or refused to support the regular
Democratic nominees. He may have
foGotten his remarks. but the people
haven't. VIM. 7. Hamilton as can
didate and VIM. I. Hamilton as Gov.
may be different individuals, but the
Democratic party expected they should
be one and che same man. The views
and opinions the Governor then ex-
pressed were so in accord with the
views and opinions Of the people. that
he was elected BY an overwhelming
majority.
We shall not consider at this time
the difference between the candidate
and the Governor, and it is vast, W
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-08-10

"HEAR YE THE ORACLE. Under
the above caption. the particulars ofan
interview between Mr.. Commissioner
Cotton, Of the Baltimore Police Board,
and reporter of the BGltimOre Anae-
TicGn are going the rounds Of the
Maryland press and are exciting
great interest in democratic circles.
With the likes and dislikes Of Mr..
Cotton, we do propose here to meddle.
our chief interest being in that part
of his subject wherein he refers to the
democratic congressional and judicial
prospects in Southern Maryland
The reporter asks Mr.. Cotton:
"What do You think Of the contest
in the Fifth Congressional district? ?
"Mr. Chapman viii certainly BE-
endorsed by receiving the nomination
again, and he ought to be elected,
and will be if those who profess to be
his friends stand by him. But we
shall see. The vote of Howard and
Prince Georges viii tell"
Reporter. 1.-THE contest for the
Judgeships will be very spirited. will
they not; and do you think Judge
Ford will be elected should he be
nominatedT'
Mr.. Cotton. I hope so; but men
often miss their opportunity; had we
nominated full ticket last fall with
Ford as Chief Judge, and Wilson, of
Calvert, and Chew as associates, /
have not the slightest doubt they
would have been elected by hand
some majority
Reporter. But that would have ne
cessitated a resignation on his part,
by which he might have lost one year
of his term /?
Mr.. Cotton. Yes; that's SO, but his
chances for anselectiou to a better po-
sition for fifteen years might have in
duced him to take the risk. You can
afford to throw a 'sprat' if there is a
good chance to catch a mackerel.'
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Sor such large amount Of republican
bnains. set lie Is brought 70 confess
that there Is no other republican el-I
igible fof Tho poziti0h Of Associate
Judge IN this indicial district except
Col. j. PaFran Crane. " He. Of I'll The
republicans, has at The Judicial brains
ofthe district. Notwithstanding this.
however, he warns them in regard 70
Cranes nomination that with un-
worthy men who can be tempered
with to represent Us, there IS no tell
ing what may be the result. In this
he evidently alludes to the habit Of
borrowing q democrat. ! hope that
Is played out. The man who is bor-
roWed i, / fear, gone beyond recoy-,
cry. The bait Of Office has caught
him and be Is suddenly corrupted By
Occasional's doctrine that all Is
fair in politics" / understand that
nearly all your officers have yielded
10 the temptation. having been form-
erly democrats, have exchanged their
principles for the flesh pots Of the
republicans. Having thus referred to
his corrupt and corrupting maxim
that all 10 fair in politics. / viii make
81 observation on the adage he has
adopted that ''all Is fair in love and
war. ! hope the ladies who will
congregate at the camp meeting which
he speaks Of will keep their eyes open
upon the most fattering. obsequi-
Gus and dashing men who approach
them, for if they do not know who
Occasional is, they may be certain
he is there and he considers every
thing fair in love- According to the
writer's on that subject. all things are
not "fair in war;" but these writers
have never decided with precision
upon what is inculcated By the old
doggerel,
"He who fights and runs away,
May live to tight another day"
OBSERVER.
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TINS GUILTY CoHGREss.-The pas
sage Of. the infamous River and Har-
Dor steal over the Presidents veto, by
larger vote in each House than that
BY which it was originally put through,
is likely TO astonish it if it does not
alarm the country. We are much
mistaken if the consequences Of this
headlong recklessness do not hereaf-
ter botll astonish and alarm some of
the men who were engaged in it. The
Presidents objections to the bill were
stated in the most temperate and res
pectful language. Considering the
character Of the measure and the
merits Of the action of the two houses,
they were expressed with undeserved
considerateness.
More than two-thirds of the men,
bers present in each House declared
their determination to steal the mon
ey Of the nation and bestow il upon
local Jobs in which they or the thiev-
ing politicians with whom they asso-
ciate at home are interested, the Con-
stitution of the country, the objec-
tons of the President, and the moral
sense. Of the people to the contrar y
notwithstanding.
There is no excuse or extenuation
for this shameful proceeding. for ey-
cry honest provision in the bill could
have been saved by accepting the
Presidents suggestions. The improve
ments on The Mississippi, on the PO-
tomac. ct Hell Gate, and wherever
else they are Of Importance, need not
have Suffered or been delayed; but ii
was the jobbery the members Of Con-
gress were after md were determined
TO have.
The Senate, which is generally as
sumed 10 be q more conservative and
deliberate body than the House, has
excelled it in recklessness through
out this whole business. Members
voted for the outrageous obbery from
whom better things were to have been
expected. Such Senator's as Anthony
and AIdrich Of Rhode Island, Hoar
Of Massachusetts,. Window Of Min
nesota, and even Sherman Of Ohio.
are men who ought to have a higher
respect for themselves and q loftier
sense Of public duty than they have
displayed in this business.
The worst Of it il not that this il q
piece Of exsrsvagance. an unjustiia-
bic waste of certain millions Of pub
lie money but that it exhibits an ut
ter disregard Of fundamental princi-
pies on which Congressional action
should be based. lack Of . sense d
honor and Of public morality, and an
indecent disrespect for the opinions
OF mankind, that bOde nothing bur
evil to the republic. If it were aOi
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assure tie people. bat viii give an
extract from the Port tobacco LIsds-
pe,ldeak, being The recollection Of the
editor 81 the Governors speech there
when he was ) candidate, concerning
these who cnk their tickets. We ask
! close reading Il tie extract, and !
consideration Of il IN connection with
the Governors appointment Of two
o. L. DA as Supervisors Of EIections.
one a cassdSdnfc agasnsf fke Denoeyuf;c
tieket and the other an active worker
against the regular party. Here i
what the editor Of the Xndepsndeng
says:
"WewelI recollect the speech which
Gov. Hamilton made in the Court
House in this place. when canvassina
the state in 1875. and which made
such q favorable impression upon at
who heard him. Ia the course Of his
address he spoke Of the four years
during which he had been disfranch;s.
Cd BY Radical legislation and iron
clad oaths in this state. and dweIt
upon the pleasure he felt when once
more lie was allowed 10 vote. with
what delight be gazed upon the
ticket in his hand" did T. he en-
claimed pause to read the names on
that ticket? MOI my friends. no |
neverl it was enough for me to know
it was the Democratic ticket, noni-
mated by the Democratic Convention.
It was enough for me to know they
were Democrats battling with the in
iquitiesof Republicanisn. From that
day TO this" exclaimed the excited
orator amid the deafening plandits Of
the crowd, II have never split q
ticket and never will" Then In the
most emphatic manner and with that
repetition peculiar 90 him he said
mo. sir; neverl neyefI and don't
You, my friends, ever do such thing
for Il isn't honest, no, sir, an honest
man 'front.' do T."