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Travrlcrs' Guide.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

II Lf ANA RoUTH
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK, sTEEl. RAILS, sPLENDib
SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT MAY 7, 1852.
Trains leave Washington, from Station cor of SIKH
and u Streets as follows
For Pittsburg und tho West, Chicago Limited F,
press OF Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars at
Si ;t5 s. m; daily Fast Line, $3.50 a. m. daily,
natl; Western Express, 1880 y. m. daily win
Palace Cars to Plttsburg and Cincinnati; Mail
EXPRESS $3.50 p m daily for pIttsburg ana The
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo Niagara M
$500 ?, N. daily except Saturday, with Palace
. cars 10 Canandaigna
For wilamsport Lock Haven, and Elnira, at 80 A.
. M daily except Sunday.
For Now York and the East 8, IO;3Oa M, 1880 I;2O
S;So, and lO'2Op'm ON Sunday AGO, $50, and
l.lmted Express of Pullman Parlor Cans 9,9O a. m
daily, except Sunday. "''
For brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
az Jersey Cltywith boats OF - Brooklyn AnnvI ~
AHOrdlng direct transfer to Fulton street avoid
lng double ierriage across New York city,
FOR Philadelphia, b. lO'3O a. M, 1880 4;20, g,5D
ana 1920 pm. On Sunday 1890 $500, aud 10 20
Limited Express $3.50 a. m, daily, except sunaa,
For Baltimore 6:iO, $500, $3.50, 1880 a. NJ, and
1880, 1890 4'iO, Gi2O, 1890, $50. and 10 20 D. M,
ON sunday, $500 and $3.50 am, AGO. O:2O, gao,
For Pope's Creek Line $50 n. m. and 4;4o y. IN.
daily except Sunday,
For Annapolis 6:4Oa M and 4;4O p. m daily ercspt
Sunday. ~
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHINa-
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, $3.50, 7.2O, 9i2O IIiOO II;25 a. M,
1870, $500, $3.50, $500 and ll'aOp,m ON SUNDAY,
$3.50, S;2O, 800 and $50 "A, M. and 8 90 p. M
For Richmond and the South, 80 and n 25 m daily
and $500 p. m. daily except sunday.
Trains leave AleHandTafOr Washington, 6, $40 s:69
and 10 a. M, l2'iO, 3, 3, 7, and $3.50 p. M, and
~ midnight. on Sunday at s:l5, s5s, and no.
a. M, and and 0. 90 p. IN.
Tickets and information at the once northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street ana Pennsylvania avenue
and at the station, where orders can be left for
the checking OF baggage TO destination from hotels
and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
90, 600 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF-TICk ELS, ONE DOLLAR.


1907 Fr2es, amounting IO..., 10 100
Responsible corresponding agents wanted az all
points, to whom liberal compensation VIII DO paid.
For further infOrmation write clearly, giving fun
address, Send orders by express Registered Letter.
or Money order hY mall. Adlrassed onIN 10
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The particular attention Of the public Is called 10
the Cact that the entire number Of the Tickets for
each monthly dra0ing Is sold, and consequently all
the prizes "a each drai0lGg are SOli and drdWa and
mud. AplB-4 AZ
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Scorr's Electric BRUSHES are sold at
Slmms's Drug Store, corner Fourteenth street and
New York avenue.
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EVERY housekeeper should avail them
selves OF the generous offer Of Smith, Hanway ~
co. See advertisement In another column.
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N. a. DAUPHIN,

The New York once Is removed to Chicago.
N. Borders addressed to New Orleans VIII re-
CeiYe prompt attention.
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II EI II
ATONEMENT!


FULL MILITARY BAND!
FIFE AND DRUM CORPS
AND SUPERB NEW SCENERY
Following is the Cast Of
HER ATONIGNIIG NT:
MARTHA SWIFT Daughter Of Col. swift known
rs Martha West, an Unfortunate,
MRS. MORTON, the Soldiers Mother,
JULIA SEYMOUR, the soldiers Sweetheart
Miss ELLEN sEDGWICK
LITTLE ROSE, Mariha's Child,
....... Miss CARRIE ELRERTS
JAMES MORTON, the Soldier lLeto,
,,. , MIR. HARRY LACY.
col. SWIFT, u Soldier and Lawyer,
" Mr.. CHARLES MESrAN ER.
CHARLES LIZ ROY, u Man Of the World,
LOUIS rARrARRE, the Frsnch Valet,
5000. . Mr.. FELlX MORRIS.
JOHN DooLIrrLE, a Detective.
PATRICK MuLLlGAN, a Policeman,
,, MR. Nj. II. PYKr.
HENRY PHILLIPS, the Prosecuting Attorney,
HENRY WRIGHT, olie OF the Force,
.. Mr.. ROBERr HROwER
SERGEANT CORNING, Recruiting Omcor
Mr.. +. DESMOND.
JOHNNY SPRINGFIELD, Street Gamn,
Miss LIZZIE EVANS.
MAY Is, 10, 20,
MARGARET LANNER. CMiNNIE FRYE)
ENORD'S, MAY s. COMEDY WEEK
Monday, COMPLIMENTARY heupHt nf
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Brother John Voght, Treasurer of Oriental
Lodge No. 49, celebrated his fOrty-e eighth birthday
Thursday last. Upon his arrival ut the Lodge room
on that evening he was somewhat surprised aud
pleased To mud that his chair of uCe had been deco.
rated and his desk covered with ptOfnslOn Of beauti-
fu owcis. Later In the evening he was directed To
stand IN aud lace the Lodge, when Brother John
lhiw, l.. Il. NJ, In behalf NJ the members, pee
sonted him with magnificent odd Fellows medal OF
gi' made In the shape VI an American shield suitably
Inscribed and having It's face In bts rtiitf the bow
ana arrows, bundle of Sticks crossed keys, and other
emhems OF the Order. II is attached To ribbon with
bar fastener, and II designed to he worn upon the
fegha or clothing II l. very beautiful In design and
nhlNh anu was manufactured by Brother Sawtee.
In making thu. presentation Brother Thaw said: 'The
members OF tins Lodge not satisfied to express
mercy In words the great esteem and love with which
yon are regarded, but they felt 1t due to YOU In ad.
doh To their high regatd for your moral WORTH that
You should be given something more tangible as
manifestation that your odd Fellow met
Win their entire APPRECIATION. They have therefore
requested ne As the humble Instrument on their part
10 tender To you this token memenO Of II aternal
fegid The Intrinsic value of this medal Is In no way
commensurate with Your valuable services, but 1t
Is an appropriate emblem Of that union.
peace, and good Will which should animate the
heart of every good Odd Fellow small heir
non Tor your children, which IN future years they
may look upon and he stimulated thereby TO emulate
the Integrity and virtues of their father. That You
may 1--we Ia see many such happy and auspicious
turns OF your birthday Is the sincere desire OF us ALL
bfolher Noght was completely taken by surprise and
confessed his inability to make suitable response
either In English or German, hut after making use of
those most expressive good old Anglo. Saxon words
81 thank You, ~ added Let's go round to Brother
Iieibers and take something, - which all hands pro-
Ceeded TO do.
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OUR SOCIETIES.


The quarterly meeting OF Albert Pike
Consls'ory win he held ct scottish Rite itl Tuesday
evening ueNt
The L w. Grand Lodge of this District
VIII hold = regular communication at the Temple,
wednesday evening next, at o. clock
Dawson Lodge No. 10 will celebrate lis
twenty NTH anniversary to. morrow evening Ancr
Interesting exercises I'm tho Lodge room banquet
VIII bc given In the main saloon,
st. Johns Mite Association will hold it's
monthly meeting next Saturday evening ut g2t Penn
Svann avenue when II is presumed tho result OF tho
recent entertainments Ton the benefit Of this excellent
chaliiy VIII be made manifest.
The Scottish Rite bodies, although work.
Ing quietly, have sweled considerably their numbers
during the past few months. upward OF twenty new
members having been added 10 Mlthras Lodge of
Fettection ana these are taking the higher degteAs
as last As the probationary regulations win permit.
Sir Robert Caruthers, assistant postmaster
at Richmond, Va, aud member VI Commandcry VI
81 Andrew, Of that city, has sent to Sir Andrew
Kelley, r. t.. g. of peNiulay Commandery No 4
one OF the splendid gold aud silver badges recentIy
adopted 10y his COmmandrry. Sit Caruthcrs accom-
panied the Sir Knights " No. In their recent pill.
charge Ut Sir Kelley, and In token VI his good onccs
aud III compliment To the Washington knights, the
remembrance giu was sent.
The members ot Anacostia Lodge No, 81
are called to meet at their hall in Union
town, this Afternoon at 1880 O'Clock, for
Tue purpose of attending the funeral of their
late brother. Thomas VI. Garden, who died
Friday morning last. Hroiher william u. Lacy also
ot This Lodge, formerly q member Vt 81. Johns
Lodge NJ. III died Tuesday last, and was buried on
Thursday Both of these brothers were members Of
Friendship Lodge No. ~, L. u. -. f., aud the
former was also member vt Friendship Lodge H. Of
r. aud the latter member Ut the Masonic Mutual
Relief Association.
Sir Il. j. Hewlett, Of Chasseur Command.
the civ, on his way to Atlanta, Ga on Friday iSst
aud having some business at the Patent once he
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COKE. COKE. COKE.
40 n"sns's Crushed Coke ,.."".,ss 20 20
- Bushels Ordinary Coke ..,,,,'. g sc SO
COKE:
COKE

For sale az olce OF Washington Gas Light Co., OF
az q. W. Cropley Drug store, 40 Bridge street,
Georgetown,
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AGENTS can now grasp fortune. Outfit
worth iiD sent free For full particulars address +.
Rideout Co., 10 BARCLAY street, New York.
THE Shedd Excelsior Turco- Russian Baths
the perfection of luxury and conducive to health
Nnnm SmnlaNa TN L. NJ
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LEWIS, the halter, 900 Seventh street,
makes an Important announcement the second
page of this issue which will he found VI Interest
every person In want Of straw hats trunks umbrellas,
aud other goods The best goods FOR the least money
Is MIR, Lewis's mode OF doing business.
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SrECIAtrIEs will he offered this week at
the superby-s stocked store VI Mrs. Max Wcyl, 7l2
Seventh street. Mrs. Wey with her usual good
taste, has laid In large and elegant stock OF
able goods, partial enumeration NJ which may he
found In another column. Read 1t, and I've hcne-
flied
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The sloop yacht Ella Tredwell, Washing
ington Yacht club OF which Judge Lewis Wells is
president, Is having some extensive repairs made
prior 10 her being put In commission fOr the summer
campaign. she has had lining put In through
out and had her cockpit renovated and much i'm.
proved. Ia addition 10 having her former lee boz
greatly enlarged, she has had another one put In,
which viii enable her owners 10 take sufficient supplies
for extended cruises. She VIII go Into commission
on the 3th Inst, An Item Ia the New York HsrdiI
Of last sunday about the - Ella Tredwell' was errO-
neous Ia many particulars, she Is not owned by Sir.
Edward shalfef but by the 4" Washington Yacht
CLUB - Of which he Is but a member, and II Is not
the intention Of either Mr.. shaor her owners 10
make cruise 10 Boston this summer, nor to seek a
contest, with any OF the fast New.i0Ik sloops, as
STATED IA the Hsygd
The Democratic advocate., 1882-02-25

senator Logan revival af his bill - I.laae
Gen. Gmnt on the army retired list has
brought ont one memorable tael- namely. that
Grant himself Is apparently prompting this
measure. In that case, Gen. Logan sends
Ulysses :. Grant down to history not only a.
one Of the sturdiezt soldiers but as one OF the
most inveterate beggars IN human annals.
Senator Butler had declared his sincere be
lief that Gen. Grant never could have asked
for this charity; for the rank would give him
no new honors, while i Is notorious that he
does not Raed the pay. But Logan quickly
replied that aGen lpat through his friends
has asked this, thus elaiHing 10 speak as
Grants mouthpiece in the matter. This,
then. is the one new contribution 20 the de-
bate.
If Gen Grant is not now General Of the
Army, the fault is his own. He left thatpost
to accept the still more exalted and remuner-
alive Office of President Of the United States,
the salary Of which was doubled for his bene.
fit During the eight years thai he -ealayed
its large income, presents we're shoyered On
him. Then he vent ahoni the world collect
ing valuable gifts Of all soFfs and on his return
received an independent fortune in cash from
the contributions Of wealthy men. With his
children all provided for by rich marriages,
and while, in addition 10 his country seats and
city houses and his cash reserve Of hundreds
Of thousands of dollars, he IS salaried heavily
by corporations and capitalists who pay for
his name and fame, yet the country finds him,
according 10 the aYowal Of General Logan,
importuning Congress for that old salary rs
General which he had te give up in order to
get the enormously greater ga1us he has since
secured, but whose loss he has meme the less
continued to bemoanI
Ii has been hardly worth while for the SEN
ate to beat about the bush in qualifying what,
If Gen. Logan's statement is correct, Is so OBJ
yiously an act Of disreputahle mendicancy.-
~ T. Sam
The Democratic advocate., 1882-02-25
Free Trade Defended

l., BE ieFtqrr befpre the RfTeHqe kefaFa
Club IA Rrcoklyn hcsdaY cyruing gpQa 'fWe
Trade and Free Men, Andrew Mclean, fhs
managing editor OF the hrookiya Eagle. said
that commercial jealousy, which sas oae et
the most conspicuous eaHses 81 var, was found.
cd HpoH the yery ignorant bai The fer} HalHfsal
notion that whatever Is gained BY ene country
must De lost iD another.
''obyionsly, he continued. with free trade
established, the motive Tor these hghtiuss
would disappear, With this principle intro
dueed. conquest would be seen 10 involve no
gains, and the utmost prosperity u neighboF
ing powers no losses What could conquest
give bus aoeess so she yessHrePs pl she .laasiR
ion sgtjneaiedg Free trade otfsrs this with
ont the shedding of . drop ii blood. u =
sometimes spoken of as the manifest desiluy
of the United States 10 absorb Canada What
would be gained let our Protee;ionist friends
tell Us. that is not now open 10 us. II We wlH
but abandon ourprohihi,iye tariff lfCanada
we're annexed tomorrow she would stand 10
US iadusrially as ans 81 the 4eighl.srine Ssases
do and this relation Size would hear at once II
Congress would order the Chinese wall Of re
striotion 60 be thrown down.
''Hnv lahnr sutfhrs nom the HlsappFehen-
sion Of these principles, and the theory ihat
nations are eneaies rather than essentially in
terdependens and enriehers Of each other, may
be Judged from the magnitude Of the world 5
military establishments.
add 10 the armies and navies the vast
body Of Custom House employees, every one
of whom consumes but produces nothing,
every one OF whom is a burden upon prodae-
tive industry, and it is not too much to say
that the men in Europe and America engaged
in occupations that aagIAenl the gealth u the
world are deprived Of a billion aud half of
dollars per annnm which would otherwise be
divided between wages and capital, This,
surely, is remarkable species OF protection.
The one key that opens the treasure house of
the world il the key OF intelligent selfinterest.
Produce what other men want, and they will
gladly exchange for it articles TO your liking.
Human nature has its own way of finding out
the shop at which the best return can be got
for It's money.
The Democratic advocate., 1882-02-25
Maryland Affairs.

James Arnold. u FrastlsaFg. has constructed
. curious siphpn riaes,
George King. % Frederick. has received ,
patent ior . siep.iaddcT,
Elijah b. Green, pgaminenl eisizen q
Queen ARne's conuty, died 90 Saturday.
NJ. l.. Byers, Of H1sEysiown has announced
himself as a candidate fos the mayoFHi'y.
Mrs. LEVIN offnt og Montgomery eouu,y,
aged 80 wears. has recently chi front tooth
Royal Oak, Talbot county, hiss heea con
nectei BY telephone siIh Ess'oa and s.
Michael.
The CINCINNATI Chamber af cainlaeree has
indorsesl lhs proposed DelaEaFe and Chess,
peake ship canal
Contributions towards rayment II the debt
on Mount 81. Mary College amount aos %
So, 74l.25.
Some truckers in the lower counties ON the
Eastern Shore have begun spring work. Sew
eral have planted peas.
Gen. James NJ Cnale, of Liberty, Frederick
county. died on "Wednesday morning, IN his
18th year His funeral will take place to-day
Saturday.
The annual reunion and banqaes ~ the so,
eiety Of the Army aud Navy Of the caaieder'
ate States in Maryland. took place ia Baln.
more, on Tuesday night.
The Easton paper mill nov makes 5! tons
Of straw board daily, but the company Is about
10 pus in additional machinery, TO increase
the daily average % tons.
A tobacen-h0qse year brifaHa, Frederick
county, containing about 500 worth Of t0baC-
co. the property If Levi Price, was destroyed
by hre Tuesday night. Loss between 500
and 81, 200,
Mr.. Stephen Broadbent, a well known ciii-
zen OF Baltimore, was run over aud Killed by
a train on the Northern Central kaiiruad on
"Wednesday noon, between Centre and M0nu-
ment streets, Baltimore.
The amount Of money collected from all
sources at the custom house during the ad-
ministration of Col. John l.. Thomas, as col
lector of the port of Baltimore from July .,
1877. 10 February 20, 1882. was Sl3 5,0Tl,
and the amount aishgrsed s2,oi4, is7.4l.
Twelve babies were born IN two weeks Of
last January, all within mile and a+half of
Manassas A majority Of .hem ara boys,
and as Bambury and BolingDroke are strongly
democratic, this is q good beginning for the
new voters to swell the Democratic majority in
Talbot in I903.-Eastoa Star.
Thifty-two emigrants from Hagersiown, ten
from Rhorersyills and eight from Martinsburg,
took their departure for the west tuesday
evening via the Baltimore aud 0hio's special
train. IN charge of Mr.. S. |. Beeler. The
majority of this number had Northwestern H.
linois for their objective point
Mr.. Harry and William Heyser, OF Hagers-
town. have embarked in the enterprise of
Matching chickens by means of an incubator
which they have purchased and placed in po-
sition at the former geHteman's residence,
a the Williams
mort nike. TIE incubator has a capacity for
three hundred eggs at one Matching
In the Circuit court of Hartford county, last
week, Howard Terry, of Cecil county, reeov-
cred verdict for s., 600 for exemplary dam
age against the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad company for having
carried him a half mile beyond Havre de
Grace, to which place he had purchased ticket
from Perryyille not having stopped at the
former place long enough to get off with
safety.
The Democratic advocate., 1882-02-25
rbs Philadelphia Election.


The munieipai election in Philadelphia
eame of on Tuesday, aud resulted ia Re.
form victory, siailar to that Of one year ago.
Esery voter in the city seemed interested. aud
a fnir election was held In the turn Of affairs
the Democrats gotupperlnost. ofshe twelve
Select coancilmen elected ten are Democrats,
and twenty-two Of the forty-two members Of
the Common Council elected are Democrats.
The next City Council, which meets the first
Monday Of April, viii be composed as fol
lows:-Seleet Councils Republicans and
Is Democrats; Common council--57 Repub-
lieanS, 30 Demoerais and Independent Re
psklican. Heretofore sbe Republicans man
aged to carry everything their own way, but
the pnaishsseRs withiBg the past year meted
out to rspeaters and ballot box stsfcrs has
frightened the Republican ring. The election
y year ago was an improvement on former
ones, and the last seems to have been honest
y conducted. With fair registration and
sieesioa and an honest count Philadelphia has
nos over three thoasand Republican majority,
a number not sufficient 70 overbalance the
Democratic majority in the halasse Of the
state With two more years Of reform rgie in
the city, Pennsylvania may be counted in the
Democratic column in the next Presidential
election.
The Democratic advocate., 1882-02-25
Business Locals.

WANTED.
Two or three active men 90 engage m the
sale of the Genuine Singer MACHINE in Car
roll county, on account Of the increasing de-
mand. Steady employment and good wages
guaranteed uall on or address The Singer
Manufacturing Company, Westminster Nd,
Box 50,
1t costs nothing TO register your name and
guess at the number of Beans IN the JAR at
Warmers and you may get that hne Mirror.
On receipt of two three cent stamps | will
send to any address two sets of Cards, eight
different designs. for Card Book or Album.
J. H. Goodwin, 1870 franklin Street, Balti-
more, Nd.
Don't fail to guess the number of Beans in
in the Jar at Warmers Store.
WANTED TO Buy.
A good Huckster Route. Address, with
particulars, B. Dale, Reisterstown, Md. ii
Remember A. NJ. Warner sells Goods cheap
as the cheapest.
Vaccine Certificates for sale the Democratic
Advocate Office.
The Democratic advocate., 1882-02-25

The Readiusters have carried their point
before the Virginia Legislature, and succeed
ed in eleefing Mr.. 5. Brown Allen, Of Augusta
county, Auditor oser Mr.. Massey, the present
incumbent. The point Of difference between
Mr.. Massey and the ReadjVsiers was his re-
fasal to Jet the Readiustei, caucus SCI the sub
ordinate positions under him. Mr.. Allen. We
suppose, has agreed to such an arrangement,
thus occupying ar unenviable position. As
fte Auditor Is responsible to the people for
the aslsaisissratios Of his Office, il is only
proper that his suboraihaaes should be Of his
swa selection, a. Mr.. Massey elaiEsed. Mr..
Massey win make Il xsrm for Malone and
E2iddleberger shortly, aAd a. be is the father
of REIMBURSEMENT he viii have very respeeia-
BILE following. Any split in the ReadjHster
party means Democratic triumph.
The Democratic advocate., 1882-02-25

prevent the spread Of infectious OF contagious
Pleuro-p pneumonia among the Cattle OF This sfste
by inserting the following n Act of eighteen hun
dred eighty chapter four hundred and thirty nine
SECTION 7. And be 1t enacted, That upon
notice from the owner, such cattle as are thus
found to be affected shall be valued according
to their actual condition and destroyed.
SECTION 8. Aad be II enacted, That the in
diyidual yalue of cattle in the same herd not
affected be aseertained by three appraisers,
one of whom shall be named by the owner, one
by the special agent and the third by the first
two named prorided, that the valuation shall,
in no case, exceed the sum of forty dollars
and that all appraisements shall be made un-
der oath or affirmation.
SECTION g. ARd be ii enacted, That at sub
sequent attacks the cattle so attacked shall,
upon condemnation by the proper officer, be
DESTROYED, and certificates be issued for their
valuation as named by the appraisers pro-
rided thaa any change of value from causes
other than contagious plearo-pnenmonla shall
be taken into consideration and certificates
issued accordingly.
sg4yJoX 10. 4nd be IL enacted, That the
Comptroller, upon presentation Of such GER
tifcate or certificates shall, and he is hereby
directed to issue his warrant upon the Treas
urer for the amount or amounts aatsef ID
such certificate or certificates.
SECTION IL Ahd be it enacted, That ali
Acts orparts of Acts which may be in conflict
or interfere with the provisions Of this Act be,
and the same are hereby repeated.
The Democratic advocate., 1882-02-25

FOR the benefit of those Republican papers
who are endeareriRg TO make capital for their
party by stating that Mr.. Gruber, whose bid
for the pubic printing was rejected, was
Republican, xe viii state that he claims to be
a Demoesat, and party Democrat al that,
We viii also state that he has no printing of
fee, ard that the committee did not consider
that he possessed either the facilities or
ability TO perform the work. The attention
of the CecR Whig is specially called to these
facts, and il should give them 10 its readers.