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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

Since our last issue, the following persons
have obtained board at the expense Of the
county. On Friday, the 10th Of December
ult., Milly Medley, colored, was committed TO
Jail by Justice Jas. G. spsIding charged with
breaking into the Store Of Messrs. Dixson and
Mckinley, near 0akville. Ga Monday Dec.
the 26th, Nancy Hutchins, colored, was COM
miltrd By Justice W. L. Dent, charged with
the larceny Of S4O, and on Tuesday the 27Ih,
Vim. FOsler, cOlored, was committed By
justice A. Burroughs, IT,, charged with at
tempting TO commit an outrage upon the per-
son Of a white girl Of about 10 years of age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

New Years day il flooded with good resolu-
lions. Who does not form good resolutions
on New Years day?
Yet but few Of these resolutions are kept.
So constantly are they broken as TO De turn
ed by many into q matter Of jest and ridi-
cule.
Il is not, however, in ITSELF and 1t never
en- be, ridiculous to form good resolutions.
Good resolves are the necessary precursors OF
good actions. Why. then, let US inquire, does
itcome to pass that 50 few of the excellent
resolutions which are sincerely made are faith
fully adhered to?
The frst and great reason is that The resolu-
tons are too numerous; they are too hastily
formed, and with too little meditation and
many that are crude and impracIicable are
mixel up with such as are really wise and
could be carried into effect.
We have said il is well tc form good resolu-
lions. So il is But we should be very care
ful what we resolve, and that we do not re-
solve what in the nature of things IL is impos-
sible for US to perform. For TO resolve and
not execute exeris a demoralizing influence
on the character. II diminishes ones self-rc-
spect-One's confidence in accomplishing any
thing.
In forming resolutions, therefore, IL is adj
visible TO limit them in number To take into
consideration all the obstacles In the way of
sticking to them.
Having taken these precaetions and entered
upon no resolves save such rs should be made,
whatever may betide, rsOlutely keep them.
Coed resolutions carried out pave the sure
way TO peace and happiness. II broken, they
pierce the conscience with the siings Of self
reproach aud remorse. A few kept are Car
better than many broken.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

Il will be seen, by reference TO our aGVer-
Using columns, that Mr.. Vim. J. Edelen.
formerly ofour town. and long known here asa
Uo ular AMI successful merchant and thorouk h
usiness man, has removed TO Baltimore
and entered the house Of Dudley d Carpenter
as partner Mr. Edeien enters upon his new
field Of business with the wArnitst wishes Of
his st. Mary's friends for prosperous career
and We have not doubt he will realize their
homes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

With this issue Of our paper we enter upon
q new year, and we cannot fOrbear wishing to
our patrons all prosperity. We hope that the
old year brought them no adversely, and that
the new may be filed with all that is happy.
The old year was filed with dire prophecies,
and from this, at least, we viii be free in the
new. We can safely saw that the world will
not end in 1882, and that ii Will run its course
TO be filed, as we win make il, with veal OF
woe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

CnAnaerrn RAla. -. -. lsa.

CnAzEoTTE E3ALzs Dan. End, lssa.
Messrs. Editors "A happy issw Tear ana
prosperity 10 The BEAcox. 1853 has arrived
and the worla ssnuds, Mother Shipson, 81 :
cOnd adventist, eoneis, pyrAmidie enieula-
lions, etc, 10 the c0ntraFy notwithstanding.
1881 has vanished into the pet (vouId We
could sAy happy for All never 10 return and
. new page Is turned 10 tie book of.xisience,
Il Il e ret spotless-ies ~ each and al keep
Il 80 and Iet il beam naught bat . record Of
noble ariiOn, truth, dignity. honor ans intsg-
.xity. Letit be record not oflost hoars, I'M
grasTed opportunities, Snholy desds. butof
the noble exhibition fthe purestand hottest
thoughts. Life is priceless boon given snlO
|our keeping 10 be used 70 noble ends. ana yes
how few who ihink 81 it as suehi AYE, too
priceless boon toso spend itthatwhen ''thy
Summons eOmes, thou g0est like the galley
slave scOnEasel TO deAth,' rasher lee us 50
live that wsen our pilgrimage here Is At end
ne may account with joyous heart fo- the
trust ref.Osed in us by the gin Of life.
The cold weather at present prevailing
cheers The hearts Of iee-house possessOrs, as
afFUrding prospect Of plenty Of that vau :
bic crop 10 aid in passing next summer agree
ably.
Work on the n. II. has been At standstili
for the past ten days iis employees not being
proof against the ttmpiiag pleasures Of the
holidays; at present Writin wo has 10
some extent been resumed. The turn-table Is
nearly completed, well has been sunk and
it's attendant tank is under rapid construction,
the water is designed 10 be pumped int the
tank by windmill, something new in this
part Of The world, bat in very general use in
the North and VEST. Lumber i on hand to
build station house which win shortly be
completed, and ramor hes It that passenger
train will be put on about the middle Of the
present month.
beautihed aud POssibly saneti6ed By the cree
ton Of a handsonle p +. church. The late
Jos. Dent, a native Of the adjoining county OF
Charles, but resident Of Wisconsin at the
time Of hil death some years since, beq1eatbed
So, 900 TO erect church here; this money
has been unavailable Till the present time, and
we learn that work upon It will shortly lie
commenced. The church building will cost
about s. 900 the remainder Of the sum TO be
used rs fund for the maintenance Of the pas
tor. Success to the enterprise.
Axox.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05
On Thirty Nav. TrisA

We will send Or. Dyes celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and other Electric Appliances ON
trial for thirty days 10 young men and older per-
sons who are afflicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality, etc., guaranteeing speedy relief
anu complete restoration Of VigOr and man
hood. Also for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pa
ralysis, Liver and Kidney difficulties, Rup
lures, and many other diseases. illustrated
pamphlet sent free. Address Yoltaic Belt Co.
MARSHALL, Mich.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

For thirty long years we bNye been salts
faciOrily clothing you and your sons, and VIZ
publicly promise to do all in our power to
deserve and retain your patronage by honest
dealing and genuine low prices.
G. N. OEHM & Sox,
Hanover and Pratt Streets, Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

Our Obliging meat caterer and general pro-
vision provider, Mr.. A. J. Blaine, has re-
moved bis shop from bis old place Of business
90 the Office adjoining the Big Brown Store
lately occupied By the School Commission
era. where he will be pleased 70 meet all who
are In search Of lardsr supplies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

We are in receipt Of copies Of the new daily
,be Baltimore Times. II ishandsomeiy prins-
"a and in editorial ability compares fAVorably
with any Of its contemporaries. We viii pub
lish is prospectus next week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05
January 9, 1889.
(EDITORS.

Fy's County, Set /:
j.
That W. b Ten
f 4. G. TenniSson,
Nd, deceased, give
to the deceased
aims aud that the
eek for six success
, BEACON.
lIx b. ABELL,
u. NarY's county.
We order, ! hereby
lined from the Or
county, Maryland;
. the personal es-
OF said county. de-
ng claims against
notified to exhib-
vouchers attached
on or before the
y viii otherwise
the benefits Of the
aebted 10 the de.
e immediate pay
ENNISSON,
Administrator.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

In dealing with c. N. Oehm & Son. Pratt
and Hanover Streets, Baltimore, yoa deal di-
rectiy with the manufacture, and save aOn
clothing, Jobbers profit. Please remembe
this when IN wRht Of boys, mems or chill
dren's suits. But one price and Que profit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05
lRgEs-xAGNI-

cRTSS-MAGNI-
entsi square grand
lonae round corn
|lnitons, Beatty's
bel, book. cover,
catalogue prices,
kz guaranteed or
ear's use; upright
catalogue prices.
isnoiortes Ut tho
v; write for NAM
atty s cabinet or
aiRi, parl0F, $50
Zee carriage meeia
holiday etlitiogl
AHIEIF. BEAT.
aw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

Isvd aysseGors Christmas, the meat hOuss
.rH BoOd in this district was broken
10 ..aab5ut $40 worth Of meat stolen NO
.,.w % The lhiefOr there's has jet been ioano-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

~ .Lives Of great men always r'm'Oo|
:, hat We are all subject to die, " says an ex-
change, but never cough yourself away :
ong a vOc can raise IS cents for bottle q
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05
{ X c ELS 10 R
Dec IS, 1881.

The only Clothing House in the
State conducted on principles that
protect buyer and insures a fair
transaction.
The only Clothing House in the
State that is strictly and unaltera-
bly, ONE PRICE.
The originators of the idea and
the only Clothing House in the
State that willgiye a written guar.
antee to exchange an unsatisfacto-
~ garment at any time, or failing
to completely silit the buyer, re-
turn the purchase money.
The only house in the State that
has Five Distinct Clothing De-
partments, each a complete estab-
lishment in itself. q
The only Clothing House i'm the
State that has Original and Elk
elusive Styles-copiedafrom none,
equaled by none.
The only house in the State that
manufactures an immense stock of
Clothing for all ages and sizes, sells
direct to the retail buyer at a slight
profit on the cost of production,
marks the goods in plain selling
figures and at prices to, suit all,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05
Frazer Axle crease.

One greasing with the Frazer Axle Grease
win last two weeks, all others two or fhree
days. Try il. IL received first premium at
the Centennial and Paris Exposition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

ErrstuHn ..rT,s..rrer Thorn
:. .naer head cf receipts, instead O' .s':.
!. - 80. - hand. read Stale donation Aradsm''
Fund.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

~ Now Is the time 90 take Laroaus's
Ansi-Biiio0s Bitters for rhiIls and levers, bead
ache dyspepsia, eossivenets, &c; iis elect
upon the system Is truly wonderful. IS cents
w. y. Thornton, proprietor. Baltimore,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05
FoR SHERIFF..

Messrs Editors -PIease nnncnnee nj. JAS.
II. ALVEY, as RepnbIsran candidate for the
next SheriHalty and say that he win receive
the cordial support Of
Nov ess 1851. THE PEorLs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

-. Ayers q L. A. J., J. B. J. ano o. ~
,.siOnAl in reply 70 Anon were - 80. ITh.s
:. a. pubIlea.isa in this weeks issue iass
ri appear in oar next'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05
PONDER

Strongest made.
rial will convince
| preparation over
FOeer for II, and
ch, sweet, light
Is, cakts, Mumns,
y Gddale cakes.
| DREW MANU-.
Pratt St., BAlii-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

The gracious season" passed in our VIII
'sye with all its attendant ''high solemnities''
srd iIs opposite Of fun and frolic. Christmas
Is keptwith Us with all its old traditions and
remembrances. The little ones FIRST welcome
its coming BY thoughts Of Santa Claus on Christ
mas Eve, and the first ones to greet Christ
mas morning are they who whisper to each
other Of the mysterious little parsonage who
rides over the house tops in the frosty night
and brings the toys to deck the Christmas
tree. The one lost castom with us is the want
Of the mistletoe, under which the maiden pays
her penalty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05
THE HAY.

Early on Christmas morning the devOut
paid their devotions TO che newborn Sasiour
at st. Aloysius' church, where mass was eel
ebrated by Rev. Father Jenkins at s o'clock
Mass was also celebrated at clock and
High Mass Al 10 80 o'clock. The music of
the High Mass was from EsputA, COncOne and
MercAdante, selections being taken from each.
There were ShePerds Abiding in the Fields
was sung at the 0fertOry. Evening services
were given at St. Peters (P. 8 church by
Rev. Mr.. Peckman.
The religious obligations Of the day being
performed, the next thing in order was what Is
generally knowz Eith us as sisifiags, which
oOnsistin the ? yiagOfresPects to the hospitabIs
owners Of the different households in the vii
lage. These ''visidngs'' can be too many,
and some were merry with the cheer. There
must be an end to all things aud evening fell
on happy and merry hearts. As we wished,
we hope that all hae Merry Christmas, shat
none Of the little ones were forgotten By SAM
IA Claus, aud that al che maidens were kissed
-.eNs2s~ a.. ,..t.si.sn. r-csaae&
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

20 expenses 20
Iht Free Ad-
IcEEaY, Angus
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

proved Land
rn Kansas for
given. BroksR
lp shares Of good
| Interest taken.
sndia, Re.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

+, Cents and
ems SHOE
|LaWFense'siBg
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-05

/ ENNISSON,
Administrator.
National Republican., 1882-04-26
DISTRICT CouRTs,


CIRCUIT CouRr-JUsTtCE MAoAnTHUR.-Dunn
VS. Collins; verdict for plaintiff for fi2724 aud inter
est from April ~ 1876 Zimmerman VS.. Campbell;
Judgment by confession. Cohen Vs. Cohen eNecu-
tprs verdict for pinun for ss 20, and interest from
August u, 1881. Hewitt vs.. Lewis administrator;
referred "a Martin n. Morris referoe ilbOurn vs,
Thompson amended motion for new trial. United
States use Of Alexander ct al, va. Ritche et al.
leave to amend declaration. Iaggert. trustee, VS..
Leotch; verdict for plaintiff for sl2as damages and
ooss Taylor n Co ". Stoclstill q Go on trial. Ad-
iourned tlD ten u. m to-day As3ignmcnt-Calcnda
Nos. 2s1. SO 10 a1G. I3S, di9 aud $40.
CR1AINAL CouRr-JusrICE WYLIE,-Bmily Sou
der. assault with tnteut TO kll verdict not guilty.
defendant acquitted, George Immich, assault with
intent TO kill verdict guilty. Ella Boston, appeal,
larceny; personal recognzance for 500 taken. Cyrus
Dwycr assault with intent to kill recognEance for
feited and bcnCh warrant Issued Adjourned tin to-.
day at ten q, IN. Assignment-HenryH Young Edward
Q.Brien, John Long, John Demking, and Martha
EouITY CouRT-JusTIcE HAoNsR.--Forcman vs,
toremani testimony In Iowa ordered taken before
w. i: Dillon. Clark vs.. Contee; R. Willert appointed
guardian ad ltem. Conner VS.. Conner testimony
before t. A. Bailey ordered taken. Griffith VS..
Qrinth; modification of decree of sale ordered.
Jones VS.. Jones; sale ratified nisi. Conner Con.
ner; payment OF counsel fees and allmony ordered
Reid va. UHrman; 90 trial, Adjourned tin ten a.
to-day. Assignment unchanged.
COUNT IN BAEo-ruE CuiET JUSTICE AND JUS
TtCEs Cox AED IAM1,s.-HentOns appeal set for Fri
day, the 2Sth Instant Iciturichs appeal argued
anew by Mr.. Dean. Adjourned til ten u. m, to-day.
Asslgnmcnt-Nos. ~, SO o, 10, II, u, and 10,
National Republican., 1882-04-26
UNITED STATES SUPREME oouRT.

The following business was transacted IN the su-
preme Court yesterday:
OF motion OF Mr.. George Y. Hoar, Thomas n. Has
kell, esd. of Portland, Ne, was admitted to practice
No. f9s. William NJ Randolph. administrator, &c,
appcleut VS.. The State uf Mississippi et al. ON mo-
ton Of Mr.. Fillmore Beal dismissed with costs.
No. l23. The Piedmont ana Arlington Insurance
Company plaintiff in error, vs.. Maggie Hawkins
ON motion Of Mr.. Fillmore Bcal dismissed with
cost per stipulation
No a. samuel p. Walkers executors, &c, appel
iants Va 'Il I N tea states Argument continued
ny Mr, Spllctprt eneral Phillips for appellee and
concluded hy Mr. Warner NJ Batenan for appellants
No ~ tor'g nllj EN parte 20 the mlttoro Iohu
NJ Mason, petitioner. Argument commenced by Mr..
James NJ Lyddy ioi y fitloner aud continued by Mr..
Asa Bird Gardner Cor respondent
Mr. s s. MASON, Atlantic City n. j., after full
experience, says: est Jacobs Oh Is the best thing
l know of TO use for sprains sores, bruises, and
similar troubles among horses "A
National Republican., 1882-04-26

juno, l3@l ia,s; July 81 25s@i 25i1; August 81 2iH
Wl zlh. Corn-SOuihern ensier aud dull; Western
gronn southern white, w; do yellow. sglf@ssc;
western mixed, spot si'sc bid; May, s3'Sc bid June,
b5Agsakc; July sAnNci Augiat s3Ac bid. oats quiet
aud lower; southern b5d58C Western white, 5e06sc;
DO mixed, 6a55c Pennsylvania, 5Gyp5sc Hay steady;
prime 10 choice PenusylVaniR aud Maryland, eib 000
leOO Provisions firm and without CHANGE mess pork,
els J0g 5G bulk meats shoulders and earrib sides
packed, bfMlisC; haCOu-shoulders, o. ,c Clcar-rib
sides, l2'ec; hams, l2Ac Butter steady; Western
packed hC; roll, SOt2Gc. Eggs steady At llc. Cot-
fee quiet; Rio ca1goes, ordinary to ialf. sSW9sC.
sugar quiet; son, l0c Whisky firm M II 221sOpl ~
Receips-FlOur, 3sg8 barrels. wheat, 25,3n bushels;
corn, B,l5S bushels oata, G1S9 bushels shipments
wheat none; corn, So bushels Saes-Wheat, 2766ll
bushels; corn, l5ju95 bushels
National Republican., 1882-04-26

NEW York, April 25.-Flour-soutbern unchanged
and quiet; common to fair extra IS To60 gO good to
choice do, % o5s 30 Corn opened iplac better, af
terward weak aud lost nearly all OF the advance clos
Ing firm at skc over the insldc rates. ungraced, ss
gqSs16oi No q April, S71feS7Aci May, Sc S3s Oats
lp2c higher and mora active closing weak No O. 60c
Coiee very dull and prices somewhat nominal, but
i iisutseu sugar uul nn1 nolpinaii shles 1Vh, osu,
and qulet yellow g, Segs4c white extra 2, ss4ss
yellow do, S9fGiSIsc; yellow, 7NQD7ssci of \, N6G0laC
mould A. 09i6p9 S-iGo. standard A, gig6gosc cOnfec-
TONERS a, o@e Q0c cut loaf, lQ'lc crushed, 9slc;
powdered, I0k@i0Ac; granulated, gh@0slc; cubes,
lO'fc Molnssos quiet md steady. Rice lrm and de-
nihnd iar. Pork fairly active for export very hrm;
sales $50 barrels mess spot at e1 37f@7 80 for old;
fS 2tS 10 for new; 50 barrels primo mess, sS UO 100
barrels extra prime ib ~ COZ barrels do nj West for
export, r. C.; options dull and nominal. Mddles dull
and prices nomnally as last quoted, lard opened
about 5c higher and strong nterwar lost the advance
and fell OF ~ lUc, closing heavy and unsettled, with
ess doing sales prime steam, spot all t0 closing at
W G ~ West for export, y. ~ May, sli Hls@ii 4Oi
June, tit SOIL 80 July, eli soil 90.
National Republican., 1882-04-26
YOUNG MEN.

Ifyop have hiled 10 receive proper treatment Ia
cases OF Heart Disease Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, lmpntency, Premature Decay, Weakness,
pyspepsa, Nervous Reliability, 90, send two stamps
Tor our new book,
"TIiE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary .ledicAl and Surgical Institute,
ja7-1y ~ East Fifteenth street, New York.
~ EHTLEAEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
W treatment aud a speedy aud radical cure OF all
Nenereal and NervOuS Dseahes no matter & lOm what
cause without the use Of mercuriu or other Ohlec-
uOnable treatment a cure guaranteed. In rec MT
or acute cases prescriptions ana advice given nee
Offices strictly private, No one seen but INC doutor.
Hours, TO- o, 70 2, exclusively. DIR, LEON, 81
Pennsylvania avenue apJ
National Republican., 1882-04-26
HOME SUPPLIES.
Pure and Unalulterated.

Tho peculiar medicinal qualities OF whskles dis.
ned from the finest growth of Rye In the renowned
Valley Of the Monongahea have attracted the at
enuOn OF the Medical Faculty IN the United States
20 such degree TO place IL In very high position
among the Materla MCdciL
We beg 10 invite the attention of connosseurs to
our celebrated fine OLD WHISKIES of the fol-
lowing wellknown brands, IN CASES containing
one dozen bottles each viz
National Republican., 1882-04-26

ALEXANDRIA, April SS-Flour Ia without change.
Wheat Is OF, in sympathy with the other markets;
sales Of 700 bushels at 10 for Fultz " for mixed
hnd VI "a for Lancaster there being choice offered.
Corn.sOO bushels Of white brought g5c. No rye re-
ported. One lot of oats sold at (aH
National Republican., 1882-04-26

BY Associated Press.
NEW York, April 25,-Money loaned down from
per cent and closed offered ut "a per cent Ex-
change was steady at 4SGSGIS7 for long and 4s9j46D
4soja for short sight Governments were somewhat
irregular but in the main weak and ba1 per cent.
lower State bonds were moderately active and firm.
Railroad bonds were strong n moderate volume OF
business. The transactions aggregated $1,000 shares,
including Delaware, IAckawAnna and Western a, :
lOG Denver and Rio GIande, t5 Erie, 2.l00; Kan
and Texas I3Og Lake shore, 81 100 Louisville and
Nashville 0l0O Michigan Central, S00Ji Missouri Pa
cihc, 1890 Northwestern, 2S,O; New Jersey Central,
35.lU0; New York Central, 1900. Northern Pacific,
l3 lOO Reading p,QO0, 81 Paul, l6001 81. Paul and
Omaha, i42oo; Texas Pacific, 1900; Wabash Pacific,
1880 Western Union, 1890.
National Republican., 1882-04-26

No instance Of failure on record when Sim
nous Liver Regulator has been properly taken
1t removes bilious secreiiops, dyspepsia
stipation and sick headache strengthens the kid.
neys, and gently assists nature.
National Republican., 1882-04-26
GLASS 1aO4-
$4,000 Ballots. OsO Prizes. May ., 1859.
Tickets.... Ss. Halyes.... 81.
All Prizes Paid on Presentation.

Ticket No. 1GG0i, Capital Prize in Glass 1899 Feb.
ruary S, 1882 sold In New Orleans, La held one.
half by Mmo. In Rose, 81, Peter street. near Deca.
tur caShed as u slght.dran ut Importers and Trad
ersi National Bank, New York city, February a.
and one half by Mrs. Marie Cousteau "a Bour.
bon street. cashed as y sight-drait gt Morchants
National Bank, AZ Wall street, New York, Febru.
ary Is,
National Republican., 1882-04-26
MEDICAL.
HEALTH rs WEALTH.

DE- Il q ,WtSsTs NtnyE AND BRAIN IREArhEST
4 specific tor HyHteria Dizziness, Conyulslous Ner-
vOuh Headache, Mental Depression, Loss VI Memory,
SpermAtorr9tea, Impotenoy, Involuntary Elnliso9S
Premature Old Age, caused BY ovcr-exertlOn self
abuse, or overindugence, which Lends to misery, de
cay, and death One boz win rooont cases, Each
box contains ono months treatment One dollar 4
box or six boxes for five dollars Sent by mail pro-
paid on receipt Of price We guarantee ak boxes 10
boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars, we Will send
the purchaser our written guarantee 70 return tho
Rntees issued by sTO'rT 4 CROMWELL, $50 Penn,
lentiOn. OOlSly
National Republican., 1882-04-26

I'D DhOBOSAl6 FOX DNEDtflNH.
II UNITED STATES ERdIEERR OFFICE,
1907 Penn ave-, Warrington, D. O., April ~, 1852
Sealed proposals for Dredging. IN the HhrbOra Of
washington and Georgetown, ID o., Will be received
al this otiee until 70 M. on WEDNESDAY, May TO-
1852, and opened immediately thereafter
SPECIFICATIONS containing detailed information and
blank t0rtns OF proposals can be obtained at this
Office whore ulaps and plans may also be seen. The
right 70 reject any or all proposals Is reserved,
ap2OOt I. I. ALBERT, u, 3. Civil Engineer,
National Republican., 1882-04-26
EDWARD C. TOWNSEND,
CHIROPODIsTs.

GSTINHE WISE POIt HEALTH ON DAILY
Il walks depend Feet relieved without pRin
In fOW minutpd. ThOusunda, from fnr and near,
Yiait DIR. WHITES Chy0podial Estoblishment liii
PennSylYania avenue, opposite Wnlard'a Hotel, Tor
relief irOm and Gvoldnnce Of Hard aud on COrns
Bnni9ns, Club AND IngrowIng Nails and al com
plalnth OF tue ieei. Hours a IA TO y. M. Oflcu
Rec, q per visit. Established In Washington u. G.
In 1851. mr22
j. J. GEORGES,
GhiropOdist, Anatomist, and 4lgnuAcmrer ol Fine,
fashlonable, and ERsy-iltting BOOTS aud SHOES.
Under National Hotel,
Corns. Bunions, and Gngrowing Nails, so, perma-
nenty cured Lasts madeto order and preserved for
Customers sea