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mEErMGA.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Ti,F xrNTyAL MEETING OF ThEsTOCk-
ioLEhs Of THE HG,MQ2NNyy AN AMP be H Ssid 2,
,i,a cc,n,.a,.S ,.e,c. Richmond, Va. on the SE-
C0Np ,iiTsiIxY. BEING THE 18TH DAY or
DECEMBER NEXT Iss at ~ NJ ,9r e se p nnc
ven and Tor Tie ~ lpsacton Of any other business
VIZ" w r. X. LELAND.
socro,,rv Richmond and Allegheny
No oa-rd Railroad Company.
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~ JAMAICA RUM, ST. CROIX
RUN. sCOTCH WHIsKEY, APPLE BRANDY
all Of very best quality. For sale by
de g-2w OSCAR CRAM.
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LECTURES.
IRON. STEEL. 6e.

1900 $3.50,
METALS, GRINDSTONEs, &c.
BEST REFINED BAR iRoN-assorsed sizes;
HORSESHOE, HOOP, BAND, and ovALs,
sWEDE IRON end NORWAY AsHAPRs-as-
sorted sizes;
RUSSIA, GALVANIZED, aud AMERICAN
sHEET-lROS;
MAYORS CAST, SPRING, and TIRE-sTEEL |;
sPELTER, SHEET ZINC, SOLDER, AXI.Es,
NOVA SCOTIA and OHIO GRiNDsTONEs-a
.ull supply. o,
For sale by HENRY NJ. WnfTHAM,
de- lo-3m corner Fifteenth sad Gary streets.
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aI.- AT JULIUS MEYER a SONS,
Col AND 6O3 BROAD STREET,
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
In order 70 make room for HOLIDAY GOODS
we have made special reductions IN our
DGESs-GOODs DEPARTMENT.

In order 20 make room Tor HOLIDAY GOODS
We have made special reductions IN our
DGESs-GOODs DEPARTMENT.
Notice tho changes
40 pieces DRESS FLANNEL rLAIDs, were
35c.. now 1870;
IS pieces sILk-AND-WOOL PLAIDS, wore
A. and Soc, now 1870:
50 pieces SuOODAH CLOTH. were 1870, now
l2.c.;
10 pieces DOUBLE-WlDTH CASHMEREs, were
25c., now l5c.:
IS pieces TYCOON REP, newest styles, were
2jc., now l6Ec.;
40 pieces MORE SILKS. were 81. row 50c.
HANDSOME SILk-LINED aERVELLlEUX
CIRCULARS. SIS, were 500:
BEAUTIFUL FUR-L!NED CIRCULARS, $40,
were S25;
WHITE OVERWHELMED CIRCULARS, eel,
were @2S:
GOOD BLACK-CLOTu CIRCULARS, 80;
HANDSOME FUR-rRlMMED AGOSAL
CIRCULARS. $3.50;
SATIN DE LYON DOLMANs. sl2 TO $40;
LONG CLOTH JACKE1s-ontire stock at cost;
40 dozen TERRA-COTTA IOUsQUETAIRE
KID GLOVES 1t 9Oc.;
CUiLDREN'S EXTRA Long, HEhVY-RIB-
BED, FRESCH-hlXED HOSE ~ Toe. worth
zoe;
LADIES SOLID-CcLoRED rOsE-fom pair
for Doc;
LADIES SOLID CASHMERE HOSE, regular
made, II 25c. worth 4Oc.
We arc now opening an immense stock Of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
consisting OF
FANCY BOXES.
TOiLET-BOXES.
UME-BOXES.
DRESSlNG-CASEs
WORK-BOXEs,
WRI ClNG-DEsKS,
PAPETRRIES.
WISP-BROOM HOLDERS,
WALL-POCkETs,
DOLL-BABlES.
VIC are enabled TO offer these good. ri SPECIAL
Low PRICES.
JULIUS MEYER & SON,
de s-eod 60l and 603 Broad street.
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Ar ST. MARKS CHURCH-piyine
service at 8 O'Clock L. NJ. Sermon by Rev. Ell
Lior II. THOMSON, Of shanghai. China.
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duce the largest revenue cousouant with
the incidental protcctioa due % American
manuiacturcs-that Il, : hrge increase over
and above the amount now collected.
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CARPETsl CARPETsl


Our TAPEsTRIE BRUSSELS at 75c. arc not
trash bur Just such )ods a. are now being sold 1t
sl.1O per yard Our INGRAINS are goods kept
by only few nrst-class dealers In thc,e goods, and
are not made merely TO sel, but 10 wear and give
satisfaction.
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az CHAMPAGNE.

Just receiving large shipment of that cello
hrated PREMIERE sFRRE and GRAND VIZ
IMPERIAL ClIAMPAGNt--b,th wine, selected
for me with great care. O. CRAM.
dc 9-2w No. Il Governor street
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MAGNIFICENT CAST!
NEW DRAGON HELMETS.
ENTIRE MOZART ORCHESTRA
ACKNOWLEDGED BEST-DRILLED CHORUS
OF 40 VOICES.
Mn. WILLIAM II. GRANT, JR.. has generously
consented 10 assist, and will render some OF his
popular selections.
Mn. WILLIAM ". FURST, the composer of
THE Electric Light" having presented Mr. Der
Frarrant SUMMER incr ~ originally sung in has
opera, Nix. FRANZ CUNNlNGHAM viii have
the honor Of introducing ihessme.
secure seats 81 EAuOs 4 MOSES.
Admission, 90 cents; reserved seats 20 cents
extra. de 1925
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rs1' SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS
TiAN CHuRCii.-Rev. j. z. TYLEn will preach
at IL A. NJ. on Pure Religion and Undecided"
end at 1880 L. ~. or "R.llg!ous Differences, and
How 20 Treat Them
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ar SECOND BApTfsT CHURCH

lcorncr Main ard Sixth streekl.-Rey. W. W.
LASDfUM will preach at ii A.. NJ. Interesting
exercises in connection With tie formal installa-
tlon Of Mr.. LASpRuM MS pastor u tic church
will De held at 2. Pm. 2t
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BLACK sILk generally 5oll At s3.SJ ysld
will be sold "a S2.l5;
BLACK slLR generally sold q, $3.50 VIII be- -old
at :I.Go;
BLACK SILK generally sold ~ los VIII De- Old
zt75c.:
BLACK SILK generaHy -o1d rs Csc. Will %, odd
al JZc.;
BLACK SILKS in dfle.o various qualitir Il
equal reductions;
go pieces COLORED SATIN RHADAMES, enc
tirely new IN dc>g ~, 1t DJc. Thee cood- are
perfectly pure ilk, and mi orted b have been
-0il q S2.37 yird:
fun lire Of BLACK and COLORED SATIN
RUADANE SATiN- and SILKS, many -
which Will b. sold 40 great redGetions.
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ALLEonAxY EXTENSION RNLEoAp Co.
RICHMOND. VA, November -, ios..
NOTICh-THE ANNUAL ME- LNp
LEGHANY EXTENSION RAILROAD CON-
PANY win be held a, The general oincs o, , n,,
Cary street between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
10 the city 81 Richmond. Va. on I.ESDAi 'i''
10th day Of December, 1882. ut II VI.
no 1e-td r. r. LELAND. Secretary.
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FANCY GOODS


These goods Ought % L. elected 4, Tor, ths a-
sor;ment n broktn. COiIEN BROTHERS.
dc s corner Fourth aud Broad streets.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS filsI hL1IhhHil
NIRGISIA VOLUNTEERS,
RICHMOND, VA. December 3, 1882.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 3S.-l.s
~ General Orders No. 81 are hereby counter "A
manded. "
II. Ccmmandants Of companies will assemble II
their respective commands. In full-fress UNIFORM
on WEDNESDAY the 18Th instant at O'Clock
L. NJ, for battalion drill and fol review by tho
CITY Council Of Richmond.
ILL., Field and siaf Will report ut the same hour.
By command OF Colonel &. J. ANDERSON.
JOHN n. DINNEFN.
no JO-1t Cat.atn and Aiiutanf.
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RICHMOND AND DANvULE RAILROAD coal
PRESIDENTS OFFICE. 7

PRESIDENTS OfficE. 7
RICHMOND, VA, November 18Th, 1877.
vCHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
AND DANVIILE RAILROAD COMPANY VIII
be held ut the office of the company, corner Bant
and Tenth streets. in the city OF Richmond. on
WEDNESDAY, Dcromber 18th pro1imo. at IL
O'Clock NJ.
The books OF tranfcr win bc closed on November
n,oxIn,o. X. BROOKE.
no o2-dtd Secretary.
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HORSES. MULES, cows. &c
MULES AND HORSES.

BOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY.
u11IE,XEcurEp At the DispATCH PRINTING.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

RICHMOND THEATRE
TWO NIGHTS
WEDNESDAY NA1INEE At 3 I. NJ.
COMMENCING TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18TH.
The great, original and only
TONY DENItR'S
ntie Fox & Denlcrsl
TRIM AMMOTH HUMPTl- DUMrTl
PANTOMIME COMPANY.
and unityalled association of
SUPERB SPECIALITY STARS.
he'd by the greatest living Clown.
AfEEff shipt mAco ,S SkkhEfEP
AUTOCRkT OF THf Stills. II \ Bril-
LIANT. FANCIFuL, AED ARTISTIC
MELANGE OF
FOIBLE. FUN. FROLIC.
4 STAGE MAEDlGRAS.
A CARNIVAL or COMEDY.
Price. n usual. Reserved scii- at Ramos
Moses and Office Of Theatre
THURSDAY, CARRIE SWAIN n CAD TIE
TOAl-BOY. dc lO-2t'
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old FIRST VIRGINIA IMAM
OTRY.-The members VIII meet 1T No. 24l1A
yennhle street THIS fSund ~ EVENING NJ lfW
O'Clock 70 attend the funeral # their deceased IL
cnmradc WILLIAM II. s IEwART, OF Company II.
The services will he he'd al 2 l.. NJ. at the Union-
station Methodist church.
BY order OF the president. Colonel WILLIAM IL
Palmer q. 4. LOtIiR,
dc IO-Its Secretary.
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RLANKETs. ELNNKETol


from the great auction sale In New York. Blan-
kcis never were ~ cheap they are now. We
hayca GOOD 1O-i WHITE BLANKET at sl.50
per pair and others IN proportion.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BASK.l
RICHMOND. VA, December D, 1897.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK
for the election OF directors for the ensuing year
will be held NJ their blnkiug-house on J UEsDAf
the 9th day Of January, So3. NJ IL O'Clock VI.
de 6-lt1wtd il. GLENN, Cashier
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rLrsm.s All MIME.

sEAL-sKIN PLU>iit, that were sold Il from. 20
to rlz yard will De- sold At from $3.50 % 90
SATIN CUT PLU-ilES. formerly sold AZ fs.jo.
Will ue sold at eco;
OOLORED CUT PLUsIlEe. formerly =old AZ $40
yard, wall Dee sold at 50;
BLACK auIC OLoRED MOLr-sKlN PLCslIEs,
ga tie most superior qu,liuos, from sI.75 up;
pieces 2s-inch ALL-siLk BLACK VELVET
at $3.50 10 SO yard. generally sold az from
81 osl2 80 q yard;
27-ipch slLk-fACE VELVET nyoue-c aanu-
flcturei u sl.sj-gene4ai prce, So yarl,
BLACK siLh VELVET 20 15c., 81, SlEO, and
s2.50-ncar one half their value;
BLACK ALL-SiLh LACE BROCADE VELVET,
Sl15-2encrli price, :2.25,
BLACh BROCADE BRUSSELS VELVET.
st4j-former price, $3.50.
We Will also sell
10 pieces TAPESTRY CARPETS t~arrtuuI ul
WOOL AZ Csc. . yard;
4 large stock OF MOQUET. VELVET, ENGLISH
BODY BRUssEL. TAPESTRY, and IN
GRAIN CARPEI>;
REAL ald IMITATION LINOLrUM 80 reduced
rates;
80 pieces NOTTINGHAM LACF>. reduced from
l. s % Sc. iO4 % ~ g.. 20 o. IOc",tr.;
The largest stock 81 real and imitation lAoE
CURTAINS ever offered il fii~ ciff, including
CohNitts and POLLS 90 efc9 de.ci Ni.'n
ana any lcrEth. An contract fnr uTui-AIur
house. warranted -tfiHI-ctNriIf tAc' ii,a
. eases DRESS GOODS. aii-wool Cling. d. d Irh
and desirable shades. 10 IT,:
44-nch ALL-WOuL CANtL'~-fIAlR ~liOl-
DAH ~ f5c.-foruer price e5c..
! ALL-WOoI BLACK CASHMERE a. 4jc.--f.r-
ucr price, 60,.;
ease. ALL-WOoI-FlLLlNG SuOoDAH
CLOTHS AZ ltc. Yard, generally I'D 90
lJC..
100 DOZEN ,isht-nuu0u lengths AiOJ~Qt D.
lA!RE PlG-ShiN 6lONE-, iu terrace tA
and other desirable dark shades, 20 79c. a
pair-gcncrt'Iy sold 90 1913;
his1. iull liuc Of siN-, eight. and rgeiso-hufDr
length h"IoQ itlAiltE MD GLOVES 90
sI.oJ. -, ADD -. %. w. d0 not doubt that
Is ic- viii ind those the best. chclpcrt. luf
most desirable glove now oecIed ~ fh's cliy
80 dozen LADIES' HAlE-LtNE S1RipfD
IlO>E-,he Quiliiy ganer DIS oltatfOor soc.
p3lr--will be sold at . lc.:
% dozen 'OliSFls % 9lc. = pair. 1ED.s good,
coat from sl.2j o. : l.15 pair
Beside many otl.er birg .iu-.
Wohave now open ana are rc-ly to ofar au l1-
dsscr!hs.lic amount OF
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COTTON RECEIPTS AND TOBACCO iNnPFO-
TONS REVENUE COLLECTIONS AND Ex'
POgTg-AN OLD LADY fARALYZED-C0Ws
srOLEN-TuE MAY0RALTY-MISsI0N WORK
AMONG TIE COLOgBD PEoPLE-0UI RIvEE
IMPROVEMENT.
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AMESEMENrS.
-
MOZART HALL,
w TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18TH.
BERNAED'S BENEFIT.
PATIENCE.

NEW FEATURLS-CnANGEO or CAST.
ADAIILTVY as...................... LADY JANE.
THOMAS ENGLISH as......................Dth
SAM. WAGGONEG.. .BUSTHcRNE's SOLICITOR.
EVA MILLS y lllfNi u.
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EVERYTHING N THE LEGITIMATE pEN
GOODS LINE NJ ihe lowest Irice NJ
TUAIiilNtF BhO1iItE-'
Sol. corner Brofd and Urn str if.
l.. : Goods promptly delivered IN any part -
the city and Manclc.ttr. de iO-Su,IuA IN
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M READ! READ! READi

We are determined to keep up constant supply
of the ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS which have
NEW STORE
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roR THE GENTLEMEN.

UEDER-vEsTs AND PANTS: LINEN CTFFS
AND COLLARS; TIES. sCARFS. HALF
HOSE. GLOVES, LAUNDRlED AND IN
IAUNDRIfD SHlRIS; cNSsIMEREr. UN-
BRELLAs, GOs>AMERS, &c.
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The 0rzzooK rs I'M SgGTK.-The
outlook in this State 5or the usual
democratic majority at the coming
eleutivn isnet ~ assuring ~ could be
wished. The judicial contest this
Fall viii be fought. We hope. in 3
measure At least. on personal quail
Acations and character. OF course,
the political element will be made to
enter into Congressional Issues. and
this viii be. very likely. a square
party 6ght. what effect the quar-
Tels. rpitea and yearnings Of old DEM
Ocratic leaders may have upon the
fortunes Of the democratic Congress
siOnal nominees this Fall. it is impos-
sible now 70 cay. That they viii
prove hurtful il almost certain. but
whether to the extent Of looang the
party any district now represented
BY . democrat may be doubted. -
The folIiea and fuaiIlades Of theselead-
srs are ii the green leaf and have
not yet had time to fruit. When they
do. stand from under Without men
tiOning any names at present, it looks
very like the old leaders meant TO
rule or ruin, and certainly TO keep on
fighting each other. But they are
not quite masters yet. If all those
who have other uses for the demo-
cratic party than TO get Office from it
or to put up or pull down self-seeking
politicians would combine and inter-
vene'to have the democratic wagon
unlOaded Of several heavy weights it
h now carrying. peace in the domes-
tic household might be obtained and
q great embarrassment escaped. As
it is, ultimate and not very remote
ruin stares the party in the face and
unloading could not make matters
worse than they are. On the contra
~, we believe it would much improve
the democratic outlook, especially IL
the experiment was first tried on
Gov. Hamilton. Our Partially for
His Excellency may betray us, but
=
viction that he is the FIRST man who
ought to step down and out of that
wagon.
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amoeni insnfleienl. he ca slsas 10 - I'D
himself ana tn rlarsy unin& for I'm 4
compel sstbe fa6ple ID aahr fnr tis Eznli,
and n ~ i allowed II hoarH Nose rnaninr
tire n uhirh 70 perfosm i.is rsnfssss + aoe.
not Iook ike q cass q haraship o. ons III
shcuid eail iOr mors pay.
Az whose suggestion o. ieeommendatlen.
i any, she rrasRnt nrheanle was inlrodaeea,
I am roe prepared % ~, but one O. two
tlinss aas appaznnt. L Is ceriaiuly a. Cd
vantage 20 10 one but he contractor. ard
that Bryanforn ID nsf deprived Of bar dAily
thrOngh mail b lis opeEnslon.
The proposed change II he srisdule. and
which be department Is relief i niliiss
70 put info operation II oaee, isas follows -
Leave I4soBardlown Il neeeasary At 4, 3. NJ,
and touching a the inisrmediate oiiees, ar-
rive az Waldorf AZ .. p n, re aams dsy. thus
giving 10 hours ''running sines I" and allow
ing Is minutes margin befsTs s'the ears hare
gone up'' . Washingioa and Balsfmore, -
per printed schedule o. the d. kP. n. n.
CannOs Mr. Chapman ehdorss this remedy for
relief and ne his persuasive influence with
hisneighboF--thssub-eonlra Ito perform
this trip again, ashs has done in de past, 90
that The ''dear people may be aceOmmodA-
led jusf la1lss
The pFincipal canse of complaint au nm
aerstand II, Mr.. Editor, against he present
delara feassesa A, AZ .s.sT. f,;uo or>v..;u6f =,
Bryaafoun.l l. that merchants, mechanics
and farmers, especially, On this route sending
orders through The mails, ~ they Oflea do to
Washington o. Baltimore for goods. mate
rails, fertilizers, or other merchandise 10 Be
shipped By steamers plying on the Potomac
and Patuxent rivers. fFsquenily Gail 20 gst
such orders 10 their agents or merchants nm
Ill after the ''bOats''-which touch, perhaps.
but once or twice per week al many points
have len the eity-thus causing delaTs In this
Of from three 70 four days, and
thereby entaiIing loss, annoyance and great
Inconvenience 10 q large c.ass Of worthy citi-
sens. Ought such things 80 10 be7
Respectfully, &C.,
p. s Since writing the above I am in
lOrmed that the department has ordered ser
vice on this route on che new schedule a IN
dieated above, and ifthe contractor don't
''kiek out Of the traces Ipresume Il win be
IN operation before this reaches yoar Office.
So mote IL be
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hIsherio tzea lfusissa = . ssn i'ross. asnrsud-
"a II anIles - ~. aalatfnx IT, EFT a.
no'ne - nrsnbn sinkliur esissEs i y -
slnriea Fer ppx ihse fsuienrr her nssy
hare sustained s dis Ezs.A honeses. ~
mn coasaIe ttemrslxes ~ res fssss',
shnta eorrssponding hensnf hhs inazsa -
80 ernps. Tbs Fnin aia a6t lAas TO- 90
We hare 40 aoubt an rearhed lheiF hosaes ii
safety. dalighssd wish he day's snssrshls-
meat. We leern that tie net amouns reai-
iEed b. lkss landAlils eEuEf % tie pert 81 he
congregation 70 aid 10 liqaiaaging ihe dsba al
their ehareh was aboas three hundrea and
Cen dollars.
We visited he Delightful summsr rssort q
Col. r. ;. COlion, Losgworsh Poins, yesser-
day, and found The plars mainlaining is high
reputasi0a - q Grst-eIam pisaauEe retreat.
Th0ugh shs season i drawing % cloas,
there weEs many visisors. and more arrived
whilst re wers there. We noticed several
sailing and sshing parties, some Of whom had
just relnsned .fr0m pleasant excursion On
the water, and ~ the iisns the steamboat ar-
rived. there were twenty -iouF sailboass lied 70
Che wharf, some Of which had come 10 MEET The
steamer. We saw there geptleman wilh
bycirle. who proceeded up the road At . speed
q 2-A0. AIthough the day waa quite warm
and there Appeared, Al times, an equatorial
calm on The way, at Colion's Il was cool and
pleasant. and a son and deIishtful breese was
wafled 70 Us from across the waters. ThIsl
place. too, Is void Of thas trOublesome lnsscs,
the mosquito. which u The pest At many saul-
mer retreats A delightful lloping green
fronts on the river and shade trees ia The yard
alIoEd pleasant bowers under which TO sit and
enjoy the mild Summer zephyrs. An Or
clsard ID the rear, The interlacing branches
Of lis trees uniting and forming perpetual
shade, adds enehantment 10 the view, but
perhaps the gna'esi attraction is che refined
and beautiful ladies to be met with here, Of
the neighborhood IS well a. from distance.
The Col Il very attentive 10 the wants Of his
guests, and bis accommodations, ss Of yoFe.
are Of the best. We regretted time did not
admit Of cur visiting the pleasant villa Of M.
Blakistoae, \ little higher mp the river, which
we presume has likewise many visitors.
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FOR SALE.

TINE large and handsome residence. situa-
ted IN the village Of I.eonardtown, the
property % Mrs. Geo. @. Morgan. and about
acres Of land ATTACHED. The dwelling con-
sisis Of main building. two stories, with wings
attached on North and South sides u has
IL rooms, and the whole has been recently
painted and Ia in thorough repair DoubIe
porches on front and North sides, and cor.
cred porch on weki side. Fine water in the
yard. Stables and al NECESSARY oal-honsss
in good repaiT. fne dry cellar. large
garden and other lana for pastuFage. The
front lawn ID laid oat In walks, ornamenfal
and shade trees.
This property ss beautifully situated, and,
is convenient 70 churches, srhools, &C.,
aud Is especially desirable as country res
idence. We invite an inspection Of the pro-
perry. Terms easy. Apply 10
MOORE 4 MORGAN, Agents,
Leonardiown, Nd.
Aug ~, Iees-im.
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FOR CONGRESS.

AfessFs. Editors As the time Ii drawlnu
near 10 . Congressional election for thIs Dis
tricts aad ~ this county has not had repre-.
sentaiivef0 several year., I take the liberty
o. suggesting the name Of Col. r.. JOHN
son CULT0N as q suitable candidate 10
represent usin the next Conareas.
Jan 10. l8e2.
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WHITES NECK,

The above land Il located IN DE sth slee-
ton district Of Sd Mary's county, On TIE
Potomae river. has On il = good Dwell
LING and all necessary OUT-H0uSRS
and IL Convenient 10 churches. schools.
wharves, sc. The land d IN 4 fne state e.
cultivation and b adapted 20 all die staple
crops o. this section.
xad hereby give nosies shal On
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IlTEEl.

On the Steamer Sue on the 2stl instant,
SARAH JANE, beloved wife Of Capt. Frank
Tyler and youngest daughter Of the late Capt
Stephen and Levia Foxwell, aged 80 years.
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Public Sale.

II wilI egsr e. fiss 1.renises On he lssh q
III SeFt 1884. mY A-m called SCOTLAND.
siinaied s.snr Pr Leokouf Tkis EErza s lean-
tlinIly lS1afed. and has 20 aercs az rich, ara
BE landkand ~ acres &C nysaeT cove attached
A. FTkE DWELLING of go
u rooms II shoroagh
49, repair, and four onf-
go houses Fine bathing
and rnaning. Fins orchard ofehoice ffaif.
Vanx aEAErnx. Entrance 10 creek On Chez
Apeake Bay.
TERMS OF SALE-One-haifc cash, balance
- ones twoan4 Uses yeArs, secured hy nors-
gage.
Fer further parfkalars bef6rs fi.s dny of
sale apply % MoozE & NonaAn. Le0nasd-
CHARLES n. MTEKs.
scotland r. o., 81. Mary q CO., I'D.
Ang -, Iss2-4t.
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One greasing with the Frazer Axle GREASE
win last two weeks, all others txo or three
days. Try L.. IL received first premiam a.
Ih Centennial and Paris Exposition.
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Messrs Editions :-Piease announce In the
BEAcox that IL Or. L. !. SUTTON, Of the 9th
district, will consent 10 become q candidate
tnr sent In the lower brHnsh Of the next
GrneFal Assembly Of Mars land, lie will receive
The cordial and thorough support Of the re-
psblicans q the
July ID, 1882. 3rd District
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Grand Challenge Tournament
AID
OYSTER DINNER.

A TOURNAMENT and OYSTER DIN
ing Valley Lre Thomas Store IN the End
district, 70 be followed by bali the same
evening, on TUERDAY ThE 5gh Og SIP.
TEMBsR, (if Esir, h.not, the FIRST fair dag
ihereaaerl. Knights from all parts Of the
county are invited 20 attend.
Enlranee fee for knights. SI5e
The successful knight, besides the honor Of
browning the Queen, will be awarded hand
some new saddle, the second handsome bTi-
die, the tllird pair Of silver spurs, the fourth
a whip.
OraioF Of the Day, Col. Jos. s. AIlston
Chief Marshal, Col. j. Parran Crane.
Herald, Col. ]. ID. Loker.
Riding 10 commence promptly at O'Clock,
p. m. Ice cream and other refreshments in
abundance. Aug 81, lSS2-lt.
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CLYDE HAMPTON For SALE :,
Notice.

A I meeting Of the School Beard, held
N August z2nd, 1854, the following or
deTs were adopted
Ordered, That the Public Schools Of the
county, except such rs tell below the required
average during the past year, be opened on
the iss MONDAY Of September next.
Ordered, That the salaries Of the teachers
be the same as during the school year OF 1881
80.
GEO. THOMAS,
Secretary.
Aug n. 1921.
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The Officer Of Registration for the Secoad
Election f;lsfrirt will sit NJ
ADAESSTORE., 4 N TIE LSLAND,
an Thursday, the tn, and Friday, the 9Th
days Of Scpis n.her, 1882, and at
THOMAS Store. FALLEY LEE.
on Tuesday, the 9Th, wedns sday,. the 9Th,
and SATURDAY., the OH, end Tuesday. the
l2Ih. wednesday, the 18th, THURSDAY, The
l4lh, Friday, The 18th, and Saturday. the
10th, days Of = ptember, 1882.
JAS. D. THOMAS,
Registration Officer for End election district.