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70 the Travelling Public.

Having leased the property known IS
Moore's Hotel, Lconarct0wn, Nd, for two
years, commanding the Isl of January. 1854
! respectfully inform the public that is nau.
agemsnt sill now be under H1y exclusive d.
rccsion and lhnt no pains or expense win be
spared 10 maintain tae high reputation as
public resort il has obtained In the past ana
to increase ID 10 the future. Thankful for the
liberal patronage which has heretofore bean
extended to rbe House, | respectfully solicit
continuance and increase Of the fAvOrs Of the
travelling public. all parties indebted to
Mrs. 81 !. Moore on Hotel account are re-
minded that the accounts due from them TO
her have been placed in nv hands for settle
rl4ni and that no further indulgenes can bs
allowed thenl.
HERBERT r. MOORE,
Ieonardtown, I'D.
Jan u, iss2-d
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0ae greAsiRg with the Frazer Axle Grease
wiz last two weeks, all Others two or three
days. Try il. II received first premium at
the Centennial and Paris Expos ton.
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NOTICE.

TsEAtgHER wanted fer Public School, no,
j ., Ord election district, lNsdley Aec1
. take charge Feb. ], prtx. A lsi Grsss
Teacher preferred. Apply %
JAS. G. liREEEWELL,
les. 7. GOUGH.
VI. w. COMBS,
Trustees, LeoraEdGcHn ?. V'
Jan. ;. issz.-zL
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nssnvserSB .VEeessssg. - Qnartssly
Meeting, Marion Chapel. Mechanics
vile, JANUARY, the assh and ssh. Preach
ing a IL, =. N, hy Rev. J. P0lS0L, D. D
Pc
Jan 10, 1852 It'd.
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DREEl'S YEAST POWDER

Is the PuErst, cheapest aud Strongest made.
Established 1867 A single trial vii eonvises
you Of the superiority Of this preparation over
other brands. Ask your grocer for II, aud
ycu sill be sure 20 make rich. swest, iigst
snd nutritious Bread. Biscuits, Cakes, Mains,
Wafies. Hickwheat and Other GrddIe cakes.
Prepared and sold by THE DREW MANU-
FEATURING CO.. zoo ". Pratt So, BAih-
more. Nd.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

n Co-TMrtnership In the practice Of ned"
- cine has been formed between the andeE-
signed, iEhieh dates from ihe LIST Of January
1881. GIfEire in the room adjoining the ne"
Drug StsFs o. Harry Sp&lding.
A. JACK sPALDiNG,
CHARLES CONES,
Jan ], 1882.
Jan 81 Iss2-iy.
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For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis and all afFec-
tons Of the Lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pee
raj
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pulmonary diseases, afforJling prompt relief
and rapid cures. aud is adanted TO patients OF
any age or either sex. Being very palafaiIie
the youngest children take il readily. In
ordinary Coughs Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Ciergynaan's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects OF AYERS CRERRY Par
ToRAL are magical, AMI inultitatles are an
nually preserved fronA serious illness by It's
timely and faithful use. In sho;iid be kept
az hand in every household for the pro-
lection u affords In sudden attacks. IN
Whooping cough and Consumption
there Is no other remedy 50 eficaci0ds,
Soa'hinz. aud helpful.
Low prices are inducements 20 fry some Of
the many mixtures, or sy rufls. made Of cheap
AMI ineffective ingredients. now offered
wiIis'h. az they contain no curative qualities.
can AFFORD only temporary relief, and are
sure TO deceive and dlsappoint the patient
diseases OF the throat and lungs demand
active and effective treatment. aud IL Is dan
Eerous experimenting with unknown aud
cheap medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases tnay, while so trified with,
heroine deeply seated or iucurabie. Use
AYERS GHERtsT PICTORIAL, and ron NAV
confidently expect the best results II II a
standard medical preparation. Of known and
acknowledged curative power, aud IL a.
cheap as its careful preparation aud fine
ingredients vii: allow. Eminent physicians,
knowing its composition. prescTiise il IN their
practice. The test OF half ceutuTy hzs
proven its airsolute certainty "a cure all ptiI-
nl0naFy complaints not already beyond the
reach OF human aid.
Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver q Co.,
Practical ANA Analytical chsmIs,s.
Lowell. Mass.
scan Rv ar pEl'aes-rs EvERswHszE.
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FOR CONGRESS.

In the Circuit Court for St. MarY's county,
sitting as Court of Equity.
No. 53S ~ E.
nRDERED this zth day ofJAnuaxy, 1881,
" that the sale made and reported By
jos n. Key, Trustee in this cause, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause T. the contrary
be shown on or before the 2nd Monday ofFeb-
ruary, $50; provided copy Of this order
be Published in the st. Mary Is BEAcoS, once a
week lor three successive weeks prior 70 the
said End Monday Of February.
The report states the land sold for SITS.
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copy-Tesl:
J. FRANK FORD. Clerk.
Jan IS, 1ss2-3w. @
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Single Copies BY Mail Cents. As an ad-
veriis'ng Medium The Sun" by reason Of
It's large circulation and being universally
Fead, Is most valuable Tor all CLASSES of adyer-
tisers.
A. S. ABEL & CO., Publishers,
The Sun Iron Building,
Baltimore Nd
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o. ~ A YEAR and expenses 70
ID 4 4 Agents. 0ntat Free. 40
dress r. q. YlcEEaY, AUsus-
Is, Ne.
Jan ~ Issz-4w.
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THE BEST REMEDY
ron
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

In diseases of the pull.
monary organs a safe
anil reliable remedy IL
inyaiuaille. AYERS
CHERRY PEcToKAL Is
such n remedy. and no
otlIerSoeninenfly Iner-
its the confidence Of
the public. II is a sci
ent:ac continuation o.
the medicinal princi-
Piles and curative vir-
IueS Of the finest drugs,
chemically united. o.
siici power a. TO insure
the greatest possible
efficiency and uniform
ity Of results. its:rikes
- -. -. = - -. = ~
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RATIFICATION KorloE.

RATIFICATION NoTICg.
Abel saunes, Prochien Ami,
W.
ChAs. Z. Shorter e al.
In the Circult Court for Sc. Mary's counts
sitting - Court OF Equity.
No. SCI NE.
ARDERED this ND dag Of January. lssa
Y that The Auditors Report, fIed IN ne,
cause. Be ratified and confirmed, unless esgss
10 the contrary be shawn on or before tbe sIs
Monday Of JanCary, 1882; provided a cow
ef this order be published in the ST. Mars
BEAcox, oscs q week for three successive
weeks prior TO the said 5th Monday Of Ja..
usry-
Y. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copv-Test
FRANK FORD, Clerk.
jan. 5. lssa-sa.
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MARRlrp.
CLEO,

On the 18th inst JAMES r. WOOD to
Miss ANNIE r. STONE.
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Tt the spemors Of Mrs ELIZABETH cox,
who departed this life ON the 2glh Of DeceEa-
Der, 1881, in the 69th year Of her age. The
subject Of this notice was the relict Of the late
Jas. T. Cox.
Her widowhood, though Of short duration,
Was bardened with grief and pain. At the
time e her husband, death; she Ixy III, ret
conscious IL bis death. II seems hard indeed
that Two auth exemplary Christians Should 5e
taken from our midst % near together, bat
God knows best. She Vas not permitted 70
i've alone, not even 20 behold ;he close Of tie
oil year. bat was taken where SEASONS change
not, aud where ssrr0w and pain never enter
As she iixe8. SO she died, ever trusting In the
efieeey Of Christ's blood 10 szve. With this
assurance. she core her bereavement and pain
with great fcrtitnde, ever patiently waiting
for tbs messenger % cone 70 bear her Ger lie
RiTer d death 10 crystal streams h Paradise
She was 4 deTotcd wife and kind ard low
ing mother. To speak Of al her noble viz
tues Ne are powerirss. for they were too M
merous and good 10 pen She leavcs an aged
m0thez, thrce ehiadrea ard = large circle cf
friends 10 werp for their irreparnb.e less.
70 the bersaved, VI teader our heartfelt sTn-
patty, md hope shat this sad affection from
the hana ii God may pr0Se % be blessing.
4 ERzExD
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Pure in tone, no parent fears 10 place the
Baltimore Weekly Suuin his children hands
Conservative in view. the Weekly Sun pre-
senis facts uRdistoried By partisAn feeling
Compact IN style, tie Weekly Sun says much
in few words.
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In Memsriam.

By the death Of Mrs ELIZABETH LANS-
DALE THOMAS the world has lost one OF its
puresi spirits. Her exemplary piety; through
the mercy Of God and the merits OF the Re
deemer, has, no doubt, secured for her the
blIssful happiness OF Heaven. Her lovely
traits Of character made devoted love the
handmade Of flial duty, and also bound 10 Der
the sffectionsie regard Of all who knew hcror
came under her charming influence; in fact
Il may he said she lived within circle Of
love and affection, and all, yea, all who formed
the circle, can st-ise up and call Der blessed -
Her departure hence was unattended with
pain, for i pleased her Heavenly Father that
she should not suffer pain, who 10 . life OF
eighty years had not Intentionally cansed IL
TO any human being. The scene around her
pillow appeared ike the whispering Of angels.
Havkl they whisper; angels say,
Sister spirit come away.
The human heart viii always mourn the loss
Of one loved ~ she was, bul dwell upon her
virtues and contemplate the eternal happiness
she nov enjoys, and there viii be but little
room Cor grief.
owR VINO IoVEn uRn
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NOTICE.

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n acconat. ara requested 10 make imEne-
diais settlement.
CRAS- CONES.
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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-15
Personal.

The Hon. John Ireland and w. II. Bur
CESS, of Seguin, are at the Menger.
Mrs. DR.. Wright, of Carroll, is at the
Menger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, Of Austin, accom-
panied by the Misses Graham, are at the
Menger.
Capt Oglesby, of the state rangers, is quar-
tered at the Menger.
Colonel Driskill, of Austin, is again in the
city.
Mr. c. l.. Davis Uncle Alvin Joslin) left
for Galveston last evening.
Deputy County Clerk Thad. w. Smith was
taken with a fit this morning, and is absent
from the office to-day in consequence of his
illness. No serious effects are, however, anti
Cipatel.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-15
Arrivals at the Central Hotel.

Alex Campbell, Dolors: f S Gates, Fayette
county; F F Talbot, Joliet; w ii E and Mrs
Smith, San Marcos; S S Hawn, G w IIawn,
Hollister; Lane Bledsoe, Floresville; Henry
Alborn. Floresville; Alex Hunt, Victoria;
w ii McClaugherty, Pecos; f and Flores,
Guerrero; S and Mrs Clarke, A Walker,
Houston; M B Oldenburg, New Orleans; J c
Edwards, ] Watts, Decrtur; ii McKeen, Ban
dera; J c Horst, Austin; w p Paschal,
Sharpshurg; M Mcclure, Oswego; II M
Ramsay, Gallagher's rancho; l. w Harris,
Clarmont; I Wolf, Lavernia.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-15
Our POstOfhce.
SAN ANTONIO, March Is, 1882.
porous iutur e

Editor EVENING LIGHT:
An intelligent public feels and have a right
to express a just cause OF complaint of the
manner in which our postoflice is conducted.
Day by day, though the bulletin Of the Office
shows, or rather promises strict attention to
the general delivery by seven o'clock, the
laborer plodding his way to his days work
has to stand in line and wait until his weary
patience ceases to be virtue, and by force Of
the very operation Of circumstances leaves the
office, to return again and have the same piece
of patience administered to him.
Five hundred and seventy boxes to whom
the elect of the choice gives for a considera-
ton, to population of $4,000 or $4,000 in
habitants, are all that can he had by the &C
commodalions ESQ we'll paid for) by people
who wishes daily to inquire for the regular
mail, which should be given them upon call,
as is done in every city in this or any other
state. Yet we are told that government does
not make sufficient appropriation for the San
Antonio postoffice to enable the postmaster to
have over 500 or 600 "Yale boxes and one
pitiful ''hole," called the general delivery
window, for all those who happen not to be
able to secure one of the aforesaid boxes,
either 10y special favoritism or that just and
adequate demand of highrate stipend for
the privilege of carrying a Yale box" key.
rhe fault is somewhere, either in
the want of ample appropriation to
furnish San Antonio with suf-
fcient postal accommodations by congress
or in the postmaster in not properly represent
ing the wants OF this community to the post
office department. and how long we are thus
to be afflicted from the present outlook can
not be safely predicted. That our postmaster
is obnoxious to various elements Of business
in this city is fact that no one doubts. That
he is bolstered up by a false sentiment and
protected by false representations no one can
gain say. That he has able and efficient clerks,
all admit. But the very potential question
is. why not represent to the postoffice depart
ment the real wants of the city of San Anto-
Mo in the postal service by which this COM
munity can have that just and adequate rene
dy to which it is entitled?
The fault lies not in the government, but
that incubus OF a representative, upheld only
for time by the very audacty Of manner and
habit of the man who presides over the postal
business of our city. What we need is a
change, and said gentleman from Philadel-
phia, to the writer of this article, few days
ago who, having grown weary Of waiting to
get an interview with the general delivery clerk
of the San Antonio postofice: al met your
congressman, Mr.. Epson, in Washington a
few days since; he is popular there, and it is
disgrace that he. with his influence, being both
popular and able, does not have this public
nuisance rcmedied." 'JUsro."
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-15
GEN. GAKFIELD'S ILLNESS,
A Disposition to Oppose the Claims of the
Doctors.
Special dispatch to the Globe-Democrat.

Special dispatch to the Globe Democrat
Washington, ID. c., March Io.-The min
orlty of the committee on the expenses Incl
dent to General Gartield's illness will oppose
the extravagant allowance to the physicians,
made by the majority. They will not recon-
mend any specific amount, but will oppose
anything like ST., 200 for Bliss, and others in
proportion. 1t appears that the committee
has had stormy time over the consideration.
AT the last meeting Blackburn denounced the
doctors and declared that it would be bur
!esque and an insult to the intelligence of the
century to pay man $4,000 for treating a
pus cavity for two months as gunshot wound,
and never discovering his mistake until the
dissecting knife revealed it after the victim
was dead. The friends Of the high allowan-
ces, 1t Is SAID, have been trying to arrange for
the passage of their bill through the house
some day
and without reference, trusting to sentiment to
aid the accomplishment of this end. The mi
norty, however, will insist that the bill take
ITS place on the calendar and submit to the
light of examination and discussion, 1t is
not believed that it will be reached until next
session, and many are in favor Of that course,
thinking that then time will have cooled the
passions of all concerned, and that it will be
possible to have the bill impartially consid-
cred.
Said one of the committee to-day: 'Tf the
people of this country could see the bills
brought in for allowance, general disgust
would be the result. | would as soon think of
asking congress to pay me for nursing my wife
through an illness as TO put in such bills as
some OF these, if | were in the place of certain
persons could NAME"
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Menger Hotel Arrivals.

is Cone, ] F. Crook, San Francisco; IAN
L Tidball, A NJ Diggles, A G IIane, New
York; Joel w bowman, Missouri; ii NJ Finch,
w + Burnes, st Louis; A s Rutherford, ] l.
/ and Mrs. Graham. the Misses s Graham AUS,
tin; p c and Mrs Baker, Galveston; NJ
Johnson, Palestine; Mrs DIR Wight, CARROLL
Miss Mollie Lamb, Toledo; Jno Ireland, Sc
gum; T Oglesby, State troops; T ii Kingsley,
Houston; ] + Miller Gonzales; + w Walker,
Galveston; Robert Manory, N Y; f Sill, Cliff
ford; w ii burgess, Seguin; ID X Smart, Kan
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-15
WAR SIX ETCHE rs,
An Appropriation Asked to Purchase
Some.

-su -AppioPiiotioh <Abheu 10 IufcnaS0
Some.
Special Dispatch to the Globe-Democrat
Washington, ID. c., March Io.-Amone the
bills introduced in the senate to-day was one
OF Mr.. lloar, of Massachusetts, to appropriate
$4,000 for the purchase by The secretary of
war from Edwin Forbes, of Brooklyn, w.,
a number Of sketches to be used for reference
in illustrating the history of the late civil war.
The list comprises historical studies and
sketches of battles, marches, camps, incidents
and characters of the union armies command
ed 10y Generals Grant. Meade, Hooker, Burn
side, Pope, Banks, Mcdowell and Mcclellan,
which were made in the field during the years
1862. 1868 and 1864, beginning with thesOccu-
patron OF Manassas and ending with the siege
OF Petersburg. The number of sketches foot
up $50, and comprises all the original drawing
of life studies Of the great armies, together
with forty copper-plated duplicates from the
original sketchings, each I3xI9 inches. These
dia"ng' have been on exhibition here for
some time past in a private gallery, and, to
quote Senator Iioar, "are said to be very val
liable To the government" They will prob
ably be purchased and placed with the war
department, under the control and supervision
ct the secretary of war.
The bill has been referred to the committee
on military affairs, instead of the committee
on the library, with the Intention of having an
early report to the senate.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-15
The KhOdIus-StatYel Marriage.

Last evening Judge Noonan united Mr.. lido
Rhodius to Miss Emile Staffel in the holy
bonds Of matrimony, at the residence of the
brides mother, Mr. Herman Schultz acting
as best man and Miss Degner and Miss Ella
FORK as bridesmaids.
There was an excellent supper over which
Mr.. Dcgncr presided, and the health of the
happy pair was well and heartily drank.
The presents were many and of an attractive
and useful character.
During the supper music was furnished by
the Italian string band, and Ruelleman's band
afterwards serenaded the happy pair.
The bride and bridegroom retired at half
past one, avowedly for the Menger hotel.
Soon after Messrs. Friebel, Lacroix and
Tempsky, accompanied by the Italian band,
let to serenade the happy couple at the hotel,
but when they arrived they found that they
had been left. as they were not located there.
After searching the city, they found at three
o'clock that the bridal party were sumbc,ing
at IIord's hotel. Here they serenaded them
for some time with love-songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. lido Rhodius left this morn
ing for Monterey, Mexico, intending tour in
that country, combining profitabIy, business
with pleasure.
The LIGHT wishes them happy and pros,
porous future.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-15
FORT CL
Gen, Sherman's Arrivai-MiIitaryf Pageant
in His Hnnnr-The Frontier In n
FIutter-An Insane Man Makes
"a EayOnet Thrust

Special Dispatch to the Evening LIGHT.
Fort Clark, March I5.-Gen. Sherman and
party were met at Stanley station yesterday,
at 3p. M. by Col. Sweitzer and a small es-
cort, arrived at Clark at 4: 80 p. m, sulute of
II guns was fired as the train entered the post.
They were received at Gen. SANKEY'S quarters
Gen. Sherman is the guest of Gen. Stanley,
and Gen. Augur the guest Of Gen. Sweitzer.
Dress parade was had at 80 p. M; Gener
ais Sherman and Aug,m came out as the Off
GERS marched up from the line of parade and
cordially received the homage so DESTROYS to
be rendered.
As the band and column of companies in
change of the first sergeants marched by,
General Sherman stepped to the front and
received and returned the salute of the
troops and dropping colors; the guide must
have been to the right as every eye glanced
that way when they passed their illustrious
chief.
A serenade extraordinary was given the
general in the evening.
Generals Sherman and Augur left this
morning at $50 for Del Rio, returning to-
morrow, the 10th.
Extensive preparations are beicg made; the
post hall is being trimmed and decorated for
grand hop and entertainment in honor of
General Sherman and his party tomorrow
evening.
Yesterday sergeant M. Michaels, troop X,
Sth cavalry, sergeant of the guard, received a
painful, if not serious, stab from a bayonet in
the hands of an insane man named Stem
meyer, troop ID, 9Th cavalry.
READJUSTER.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-15
Investigating Russell.

Messrs. Tidball and Bowman, special agents
from Washington, are in the city, looking into
Marshal Russell's affairs. The result of their
investigation has not been divulgcd. We wish
these gentlemen pleasant time, and that they
may return from whence they came without
acquiring the reputation which has attached to
other special agents. who have visited our city.
These gentlemen do not appear to belong to
the WhlteWash profession.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-15
FOREIGN:AND DOMESTIC
MADE BRIGADIER GENERALS.

Cairo, Egypt, March I3.-Arabie Bey. min
lister of war, and six other leaders of the mii-
tary government, have been appointed briga-
der generals, with the title Of pasta. 1t is
stated that Arabic Bey can mot accept the APP
pointment
IRISH INDEPENDENCE ASSOCIATION.
London, March I3.-At meeting of the
Irish parliamentary party last evening it was
determined to form Irish national independ
ence associations, Ireland's inalenable right
of self-government being proclaimed.
PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN.
Rome, March I3.-The pope, in his audi
ence with Herr Won Schlaezer, German repre-
sentative at the vatican, yesterday, said that if
it only rested with him the settlement of the
question between Prussia and the vatican
would have been already reached on all
points.