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rs-Figares have a, lea,, the reputation Of tell.
ing the truth. II this is so. then the Star Route
men stand self f-conyicted. II the presen; Post.
master General gets the same service for $4,000
which Brady paid zee for. AMI the same pro-
portion in numorou. other instances, i; docs look
as II the Government got a little the worst Of 4,
during Brady. administration. Thirty one routes
under tha; distinguished contractor COS, s799 GOO.
but now cost only s?s3,s7G. II figure. don't lie.
then Brady il certainly guilty q everyihin;
CHARGED asainst him
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rs-The Philadelphia ra... probably

Eo-The Philadelphia Tiae.. probably the
Fest Democratic paper in the country, warning
y says: "The Democratic newspapers are food.
ing the country with Presidential candidates fOr
1854. The Democratic nevsPapers had better de.
<sote their undivided attention for some time 10
come TO the task Of teaching the alleged Demo-
cratic Statesmen not to make frst-ciass fools Of
themselves. A few more Dourbons Of the Brosn-
voorhees-vsst stripe will reader a Democratic
candidate for the next PrssidenuA contest entire
ly unneeessary. The wheels Of progress will move
right along, without regard to Democratic esndi-
ates or Democratic ststssnen, but u the Demo-
bic party is TO reap any portion Of the honor
aving helped along the new reform era Il viii
Ato put strait jacket 90 some d iss alleged
issmen. Let the Democratic Senators and
mbsrs Of Congress do something practical IN
vay of the reforms demanded by the people,
there uiil bs time enough 10 select the eandI-
Sty and by."
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rts- THE uSioS Acknowledges the receipt from
TIE N,e JcT.,y Mirror. publisheia at Noun, Holly,
Burlington county, n. j.. Of n very beautifully
illustrated almanac for isss. The Mirror 10
prired mos, highly by us as an exchange. It'
publisher l. Mr.. Charles u. Foiueli. Who seems
TO understand perfectly all that is required to
make a paper readable and interesting. Il Is a
forty column paper. having ten columns to the
page, ssd was established in ISIS. The Mirror
has been exchanging eOurtesies with TnE USioS
for the past twssty-ive or thirty years.
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Es3-I the National ;o, eminent could &c; aion :
without any excise taxes it would still be unwisc
to abolish the duties on spirits. when the ciuea.
tionsl wants Of the country are great. Why
not. as has been suggested. by Gcn. Logan II We
mistake not, keep the tax well up and use the sur
plu. revenue in reducing the proportion OF Hitter
a,cs in the nation
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yzs-Almost every day the city papers have
more or less to say about the city auihori,c.
stamping oat the smallpox. Ifthcy will do the
stamping and lie; the delegation OF merchants and
business men that offered their assistance 10 the
Mayor tackle the disease. Baltimore city will
have clean bill Of health in less than ninety
4
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Eo- Uncle sam hung np his stocking in the
hope Of receiving the twc.ccn, postage Law from
Congress as Christmas gift. bu, he was disap.
pointed. But the old fellow has suffered a good
many disappointmeuts from the same source. and
will have to abide his time. lie don't often get
out Of patience bu; when he doc, there i. trouble
in the household.
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Esr-The charge made that the Attorney 'ien.
eealed for the purpose Of taking down the inter
view between him and ex-Marshai Henry. Of the
district of Columbia, abon, which there has been
so much uniAvorable comment. is pronounced an.
true by Mr.. Brewster himself. His s;enographeT.
he says was with his secretary seated a, the table
in full view, and when Henry seated himself he
was within three feet Of him, and iha, Henry heard
him tell the ,enosrapher to take notes Of the con-
versation. This |. good text for a sen'ibie ser
mon. "Thou shalt no, bear false witness against
thy neighbor"
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<f'-There is one little matter that seem. to be
lost sight of, although /, should no, be, by those
who arc elamOring so loudly abou, too speedy
reduction Of the public debt. II there should be
too large a reduction both in the internal revenue
taxation and also in the ,ari! we may speedily
reach pon, where there will he no surplus a, all
applicable to a reduction Of the public debt. To
cease making it less is evil far surprising any
tha; has resulted from is rapid reduction. Let it
be remembered that the country /, none the worse
Of because its deb, IL 10. day is thousand million
dollars less than Il was sixteen years ago.
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Corrs.pondeHcs Bai'iaore fanl,y t'aion.
A COMPLAINT.

TOwSoSrowN. January jih, lsS3.
Dsar tHioH After waiting patiently for ears
for steam communication with Baltimore, We
though, our hope. realized when We heard the iEsi
steam whistle blow in Towsontoxn. Tho Mary
land Central Railroad made the mos, brilliant
promises. and the people responded BY patroniEing
the new enterprise 60 the fullest extent. And now
after sascesrlui trial Of six taonhs. w!th the
ccip,s far in excess of the mos, saH;uinc eVprcta.
tions. find ourselves In "A more remote condition
than We have ever been, with ~ way of comm;
out from baltimore ai night either by steam or
horse car. When the Maryland Ccntrai Railroad
made out its winter schedule with late train on
il Il vas natural TO suppose that il would not be
withdrawn after n few weeks trial, and the
car in consequence. Now. with the theairi-
aimos, within our reach. We are compelled % stay
at home. the company preEentns u with father.
ly carefrc;a attending such dangerou amusomcnt'.
IL has always been the tendency Of new rail-
roads 10 build up their travel By Offering induce
mcnts 90 people 90 settle along their lines. The
Maryland Central, however, has started on differ
ent principles. II has opened its first New Year
by acting In bad faith towards those who have
been its beet and constant patrons. IL does not
care TO build up IT, travel by accommodating the
public, but Is only willing 60 run such trains
they know will come and go crowded. wcdo hope.
however, tha, tho company will give the matter
it, fullest confederation and accerd 90 the dem anis
Of Its patrons, as II will be the only means of
ting aside the great dissaiisfaoii0n now existing
among them, and Il will end itself amply repaid
by IL in the end. A PATnox.
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zn- Professor Virgins. Of Colorado. has pre-
dieied tha; the severe,t storm Of the presen;
tury will occur from the 9TH to the il,h Of March.
lie says 81, may break Immediately south Of
India. but there are three chances to one that i,
will be strongest, on ,h. side Of the earth. tha, i.
in the vicinity Of Bermuda and the Gulf Of Mex
leo. or course it will be felt all over the world
from sea % sea and from pole 90 nolc.'
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.ES- Democratic editor. think it would he un-
wise ani improper for Republicans to restore bar.
mony among themselves ami present solid from;
TO the enemy. Il i, 50 enjoyable TO see Republic
cans having each other by the ears that it seems
almost n pity to deprive them Of the delight they
have been experiencing in that line. It snot at all
remarkable that they advise Republicans to keep
On "kieking" and lie. the Democratic party walk
into general power.
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5zfs-what promises to become the largest iron
furnace in the United States has grown up qa;ss-
ly in the Virginia mountains. and l. now nearly
ready TO be Pu, into blast. Il l. in Rockbridge
county, will produce 200 tons Of iron daily, and
belongs exclusively To English capitalists.
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Eo-Seven record books were stolen from the
Clerks Office, Atlanta, Ca, on Saturday Of last
week. Two safes were opened by home one who
knew tho combination. Great excitement pre-.
walls, as nearly all the original deeds to Atlanta
property are recorded In the stolen books.
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yfs-A reduction Of wages is taking place at
most Of tho industrial works. As this Is free
country people can think as they please as to
whether the Democratic victories and the pros
do with H.
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4so REWARD.

OFricE CsuNII CoNNissioSgRs DALriuonE Co.,
Tow,oNtowN, January 80, lSS3.
Ordered by the Board of County Commission
er' Of Baltimore county tha; reward Of $50 will
be paid Tor the capture and return Of each OF ei.
cousiy Jail on sunday morning. December 2ith
lSs2.
JOHN MccANN. alias MccANDLES. is Eve
feet sx and half inches high. blind in one eye
and has long dark brown mousiache and dark
br1Wn hair ani is abau; % years of age. and has
a lane step. lie il indicted on the charge Of
rohbinc the Catholic Church at Mt. Washington.
also with horse stealing.
TIMOTHY CLARE is about Eve Zee, Eve
and half inches high. dark hair and smooth face
and i about - years Of age. lie was indicted
for an attempt to eomtait ielonious assault on
young lady On wilkins avenue.
Re
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1NeW Advertisements.

1,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scriber has oh,ained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testamcntary
on the estate Of
JOHN BOHLEN,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said essase are hereby warned
20 exhibit the sane with the vouchers thereof. 20
the subscriber,
on or before ihe SEA- day II Jaiy. Iss3;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 70 said es.
taie are requested 90 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this ID day of January, 50.
CATHARINE u. BOIlLEN,
Jan. e..--ftt) Exccutrix,
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Hold TO the truth. for IL will serve you well
aud do you good through eternity. Hold on 20
virtue. Il I. beyond price to you at all times and
places. Hold on to Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, for
there Is nothing like il 20 cure a cough or cold.
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azo-A correspondent in the Sun Of Monday
last gives Governor Hamilton a boom for re.
nomination by the Democratic party next fail.
Ex-TObaeeO Inspector somervile will have some
thing TO say on this nominating business.
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Ec-The Hon. J. &c. Talbot occupied the
attention Of the iIOuse Of Representatives on Sat
uriay last in an unsuccessful attempt to have
taken from the Speakers table a bill for the re-
lief OF John +. HIannaman, Of Baltimore.
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,es-The cireui, Court sf Washington county
on Saturday last, in the much Of s;snhope-
Hamilton case, granted decree divorcing Mrs.
Clare clsnhOpe. daughter Of Gov. Hamilton, from
Jack ssAnhoPs, sor of Lewis stanhOps. stanhOPe
made no opposition to the granting Of the divorce.
The testimony vas taken In Baltimore, sx-par,s
By Bradley 7. johnson aud 7. Ken Bradfosd.
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b-The sad interruption to President Arthur
reception on New Years day was the very sudden
death in the cloak room of the White House of
Judge Elisha Allen, bean 1.-THE Diplomatic Corps.
lie had just paid his rc'pec;' to the President, and
retired to another room. when he fell dying to the
floor. When the President was nforHicl Of what
hal happened he was 10 stunned as % almos, lose
self-eontrol. Mr.. Allen was . years old and
native Of Massaehase,i.. lie wa. elected to the
Twenty seventh Congress. defeating Hannibal
Hamlin, and was subsequently, defeated BY Mr.
lIatnlin. President Tyler appointed him Consul
to the Hawaiian Islands. aud he subsequently be-
came Chief Justice Of the Hawaiian courts. lie
was appointed Minister 10 the United States about
twenty years ago. and 10 the fac, ,ha, no was the
diplomat In the longest consecutive service l. due
his recognition a. Dean of the Corps.
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Under and by virtue oi the power and auihori
~ contained in a mortgage from Henry Gniss lot
GniszJ and Amelia Gniss his wife. to Charles n
Knox, dated August I'D, A. II. ISIS. and record.
ell among the Land Mortgage records of Balti.
more county. in Liber J. D.. No. 80. folio ., Ae
the undersigned. Attorney named In the mort.
gage. b. siT;so 0f the I,SxsT aud authority to hin
In said mortgage contained. will offer for sale al
public auction. on the premises,
.Hond"y. he Sh d"y Of J''HHory. lSs3.
at the hour of . o'clock T.. NJ,
Al tha, Tract or Parcel Of Land, containing
- ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
Situate in the Twelfth Election Distric, of Balti
more county. about 80 miles from baltimore city
on tho road leading from kaspebaTg, on the Bel-
air Turnpike Road, being the same land and
premises mentioned and described In said mort.
| gage aud mentioned aud described Ia the follow.
! ing deeds John Frankenberger ct al, to Henry
Gnisr. dated December 2sth, 1870, and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore county. In
Liher T.. II. A.. No. 80, foiosS; deed from Henry
frankenbcrger tt al, To said Gnisz. dated June
2Ith. ls52. and recorded among said Records Ia
liber =. II. A.. No. 20. folio 5st, &C.; excepting
/ the land mentioned and described In two deeds
from Gnisf and wife 10 Henry Frankenberger and
/ Geo. II. Tribe. respectively, dated June 27th
A. d. isss, aud October l5th. lS72, respectively,
] and recorded In Libors L.. II. A., Nos. 20 and a.
/ folios 326 aud l6s respectively.
! Improvements consist of good
HOUSE AND DOUTBtILDlNGS,
| together with pump, orchard. 4e. on place.
Especially suitable for . MARKET GARDEN,
/ for which purpose u has for = long time been
used, situate near 20 Gardenvile. thriving vii.
lage. and Of easy 10 baltimore city BY Bal
timore and Jerusalem Turnpike Road well
watered and In n good cultivated condition. foi
further particulars inquire Of the undersigned at.
torneys.
TERMS or SALE AS IN MORTGAGE..I IN
Z r. h H.. L.. a.. Il. - A.
@e-a derss:: 9: ssee =:li be required On ii,
day Of sale. e. BONN SLTN0LUFP,
Attorney named in the Mortgage.
n. W. SMITH, AuotiOuser. (Jan. e.---ts
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w. E. Chiffon.
U.ATE o. DUL,Nr's VALLEY,)
AGENT AND SOLICITOR FOR SALE OF
MARYLAND CENTRAL. R. R.
StOckholdcrs' Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN:
That the General Meeting of the Stockholders
Of the MAIlLAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY for the year iSS3 will DO held in the
Office Of the said Company. a; the corner of North
Avenue and the Falls Road. in Baltimore city, on
Monday. ljh day ej January, lss3,
between the hours OF l? VI. and +. NJ,
for the purpose of choosing. by baiht or othcrwse;
THIRTEEN DIRECTORS to manage the affairs
Of the said corporation for twelve months. and un
Ill their successors 'hail be chosen, and for the
transaction Of other appropriate business.
liy order Of ,he Board Of Directors.
wM. II. WATERS. President.
BALTiNoRE, December 23i lss2. lJan. G.-2t
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that any
p,rson who may give TO him. or 10 Police Mar
sial John T. Gray in Baltimore city. information
sheh will lead TO the arres, and conviction ofthe
oher person who fired a; aud killed WILLIAM
4. RUSSELL, at Rei.,erstown. in Baltimore
county, on the night of November elst, iss2.
snail receive the rewards heretofore offered. aud
shall not be prosecuted for any completely with
the person who actually committed the deed.
DAVID q. MCINTOSH.
The States Attorney for Baltimore county.
DECENEER u, lSs3 dee. i6.-tE
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rS-it Isn't often that man gets into trouble
for giving over MEASURE but that is what has hap.
pened TO Peoria tiiinois) distilisr. II has been
discovered thA, his whisky barrels hold two gal
Ions more than the standard barrels. and he IL to
be prosecuted by the Government. The explaha-
tOn is that he forgo, to pay the tax Gu the extra
tee zsilons, and the Government has beea losing
800 daV IL liat distillery
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4 COLORED BOY WANTED.

ONE WHO CAN MILK. HARNESS A HORSE.
Sc. lie will have good home aud DO paid the
Highest wages. The boy accepting this position
will have an opportunity Of acquiring an ciuca-
;ion. Apply or address.
:. y. HYDE son,
Long Green. Baltimore county. MI.
Lee .D-9t
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Vim. s. Kcech and John I. Yeliott. A,,or-
ncys. Towsontown. MI.


by virtue "f decree of the Circuit Court for
EJtimofc county. pas<cd in the case of Chapman
AMI Others ". Jane. llawhin. ami wife. the un-
dersignei will sell at public sale, a, the Court
House door. in Towsoniown, on
U'e,ias.fGy, the 2iiA dag ef .JaHaary. I>s..
.; L. O'Clock ".
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
described in the mortgage fled exhibit IN tAe
above cause = containing
= ACRES AND SQUARE PERCHES. MORE
OR LESS.
The lot l. oca;el On u road leading from the
old Manor road. at poin; near Trinity Church,
10 Dulany's Valley, anil wa part of the Spring
field farm, bconslns 10 Thomas Pecrcc. In said
Valley, and new aijoins sail farm AMI the land
Of Dixon conIolly aud others. Il Is the property
now occupied 1y Jane. Hawkins. colorcl. aud j.
improved by seme fruit trees. good fencing and a
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
containing four rooms and an attic.
The Terms oi Sale, as prescribed by the decree,
are-0nc half cash. and the balance in two equal
insialmcnts. payable with interest in six ahdtweve
months and to be secured by the notes % the pur-
chaser, satisfactorily indorsed. all cash at the
option of the purchaser. jfS-S5O Of the cash pay
men, vii! be required on the day of sale.
wM. :. KEECll. lr
JOHN I. YELLOTT. i'u
JAMES ". OWINGS, Auctionccr.
Dec. 30.-ts.
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Legal Notices.
Alfred J. Carr, Attorney At Law, II Lexing-
ton ST., Baltimore. Md.
IN THE MATTER OF HERMAN ROSE. AN
J. INSOLvENT DEBTOR

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BaLTE
MORE OFNTY, DECENBER TERMI 1859.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN TAKE
NOTICE. That HERMAN ROSE. Of baltimore
county. an Insolvent Debtor. under Article IS,
Of the Code Of Public General Laws. Title "In-
solvents" that proceedings now pending in
the Circuit Court for said county, in relation
thereto. and that meeting of the creditors Of
such Insolvcnt Debtor. will be held on the sh
das Of Jassary. iSs5, at two o'clock y. NJ, at the
Oifce Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for said
county, for the purpose Of the selection Of n Per-
manent Trustee.
Al claims must he properly proven and iled
with said Clerk before the time fixed By this
notice for the said meeting Of creditors.
ALFRED J. CARR,
Preliminary Trustee.
Dec. 30.-2t.
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rI,nis Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the sub
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters Of Admins
tration on the estate Of
ELIZABETH PEDDIcORD,
late of said county deccHsed. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
90 exhibit the samc with the vouchers thereof. to
the sab.cribcr.
or bsf.r, hs i6h dag of .Jniy. isS3;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted 20 said c.-
tate are requested ;o make immediate PAYMENT
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Dec. 1852.
CALEB PEDDICORD.
Dec. 2@.-1tsl Administrator.
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WANTED,
MONEY To LOAN Az uorr..c.

ONE SUN or $4,000, TWO SUMS or
$1,000 each, and one sum Of 100. for FROM two 60
Eve years, at 6 per cent. Apply 10
n. ". OFFuTT,
Attorney, 3e.. Towsontown, Nd.
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EDWARD W. sTIEfEL,
JOHN 10. MfLLENDER,
JOHN T. u. PARLETT,

County Comnis.ioners for baltimore county.
Test -. HARTMAN SCiI0NE. Chief Clerk.
Jan. G.-at.
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TWELFTH ELECTION DISTRICT or BAL
TIMORE COUNTY, BETWEEN THE <aHr
- BELAIR AND THE PIiILADEi.- -
Ia PHIA ROADS,
NEAR THE BELAIR TURNPIKE ROAD.
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SALE

c. Bohn Sllnglu:f and John +. Centrum
Attorneys, ToWsoaiown.
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Miscellaneous.

For Hay, Straw and Fodder.
In Sizes Suited for Hand or Power.
The DOCTOR BAILEY CUTTER
combines new features. the knife 80 acting on the
feed a. 90 economic power. Its simplicity rcn.
ders u easy to manage, aud makes IL durable. The
cut u changed 10 ten different lengths With facii
~. The feed can be stopped instantly al will, and
it, capacity Il far greater than any other machine
using the same power
OLIVER CHILLED FLOWS
Run lighter. are more easily aljustcd and DO bet
ter work than any other plow.
Malta Shovel Piows. Iron Age Cul,ivaior.. Corn
Drags, CahOon Seed Sewers, Planet Seed Drill and
Cultivator, HagerstoWn Grain Drills, Monarch
Grain Drills. Farmers Friend Grain Drill, The
Star Horse Rake, The Victor Horse Rake, The
llagers,own Horse Rake. Billiards Hay Tedler,
fousts Hay Loader, American Hay Elevator
Double liarpoon Hay Fork, Grain Fans, PhiIadel.
phia Lawn Mowers, Mccormick Iron Mowers
Mccormick Imperial Repcars. Mccormiek Twine
Flinders. Cider Mills. Corn Shelters. Farmers
Friend Corn Planters, keystone Corn Drills. IIay
Presses, Hay, Straw and Fodder Cutters.
MoscIcy's Cabinet Creainers,
stoddard churnr. Davis Swing Churns. Butter
Workers, Fountain Pump. Cucumber Panps, Pat
cbt Galvanized Steel Fence Wire, cheap, durable
and easily pa; up.
gso-Repairins done with dispatch.
s+r-Send for circulars.
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WANTED!

HANDS TO CUT TWO HUNDRED CORDS
OF WOOD. Apply or address.
s.N. HYDE a SON,
Long Green. Baltimore county, Nd.
Dec. s0.--St.
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Money 10 loan on Mortgage in sums of from
$500 to $1,000. Apply TO
n. l.. BOWEN.
Real Estate Agent. Towsontown, Nd.
Nav If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-11-24
CAPITAL POINTS.

WASHINGTON, November. 23.-The Pro-
teus Court continued its sessions to-day,
but the testimony brought out was unim-
portant.
/. Surgeon Robert Murray has been ap-
pointed surgeon-general of the army.
President Arthur and Secretaries Folger
and Lincoln viii attend the Evacuation
day ceremonies at New York.
The strained relations between France
and China, and the effect hostilities will
have upon the interests of the United
States were the subjects of consideration
at the Cabinet meeting to-day.
The French and American Claims Com
mission made the following awards against
the United States: Charles A. Gauthier,
st. Martinsville, La, Sl6l0; Eugene Du-
champ, st. Martinsville, $2735; Arthur
Ravelet, Mobile, $lS23; widow of Vial
st. Charles, $1,000; Mrs. Yves lie Bourchis,
New Orleans, $500; T. and Z. Brierre,
New Orleans, $500; Charles Roch, st.
James, $500; George f. Leduc, New Or
leans, 5000. The following cases were
disallowed: p. A. Gramarchi, Yazoo
City; N. J. Marechal, Cassandria; Irma
Dupont, St James; Joseph Ferry, Marks
vile; Bernard Laplene, New Iberia, and p
| G. Gifert New Orleans