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National Republican., 1883-01-03
THE NEW NIGHT LODGING HOUSE.
Its Formal Opening Last Night-Dcscrip-
tion Of the building.

The building on Twelfth street. adjoining
the fifth precinct station house, which was
purchased by the Night Lodging House asso-
citation, to be used as q night lodging house,
was opened last night for tho reception of
guests. The house is n largo brick three
stories high and was formerly used as n store
and dwelling. Although IL was formally
opened last night, on account of those having
no homes not being aware of the fact very
few were accommodated. The office is stu
atod on the first floor. Mr. II. W. Haines is
the superintendent, who is on duty all
night. On the second and third floors are
rooms filled with beds The covers of
these are clean and white which will prob
ably be an agreeable surprise to old FOUNDERS
who have been accustomed TO sleeping on the
hard benches of tho station houses. There is
bath room on each floor, and every lodger is
compelled TO bathe before retiring. He is
then given n night shirt, leaving his clothes
in cupboard built for that purpose. On the
second floor there are fifteen beds, and on the
third there are fifteen, making thirty in all,
although dodgers to the number of fifty can
be accommodated.
On the first floor is large latrobe which
heats the whole house very comfortably. The
kitchen and dining room are situated at the
extreme rear end of the house, aud are fitted
up with every convenience, having large
range, hot and cold water, &c. Here soup and
coffee is made every morning and in addition
to being sheltered, the lodgcr is fed and goes
forth with full stomach and looking
clean. The house is furnished in
n substantial and comfortable manner.
Every thought being for the dodgers
welfare. To avoid being imposed upon, and
to provide that no professional tramps and
foot pads are admitted, an applicant must
first obtain u card of admission from the
station house as worthy to be taken care of
for the night. Tho police, of course, know
most of the undeserving class, and refuse to
grant them permit.
The association deserves n great deal Of
credit for this undertaking, which has now
been in successful operation for several years,
and with the increased facilities in its new
building will be able to do even more good.
A largo number of visitors were shown
through the house last evening and were very
much gratifcd to find it in such excellent
condition. This is the only institution of its
kind south of Boston, where one similar to
this is located.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
EAST WASuINGToN.

At the scamens retreat last evening Mrs.
DR.. Rogers spoke with zeal to those present
for the temperance cause.
There will be an important meeting of the
light guards Mt McCaulcys hall tonight. Ac-
ton will be taken looking toward general
reorganization.
The United States fish steamer Albatross
arrived at the navy yard last evening.
Grand preparations are being made for the
grand masquerade ball which will take
place January Is. Profs. Birmingham and
Golway have secured the Marine band for the
occasion, which will lead in the grand march.
Handsome gold medals will be given to the
best character representation.
The East Capitol postal station was crowded
last evening, keeping Supt. l. A. Bassett and
the head clerk, Mr.. Fred Grant very busy
until n late hour.
A main was fought last evening in shanty
in East Washington between Georgetown and
Navy Yurd game chickens. In the fifth
match n dispute arose in which Andy Domer
had his head tapped with beer bottle.
Subscriptions and advertisements for THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN can be left at Fer
gnson's drug store, corner Second and b
streets southeast.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Qico.

sEssFoRD.-Tuesday, January 9 1sS3 at 2:45 a. M
MARGARET SESsFORD f
Funeral "Wednesday at 23o y. M, from the rest
dence other brother, Joseph sessord SIT Eleventh
street northwest.
ALLEN.-On Monday, January !, 1883 his ENre
lency ELISHA II, ALLEN, Hawaiian minister, aged
TSyears and II months
Funeral at All souls Unitarian church, corner
Fourteenth and l. streets, to-day "wednesday at
ll:3n
GANNON.-On Tuesday, January 9, 1883, at II D.
M. GENEvIEvE, daughter OF Gilbert and Jennie Gan
nOn aged years.
Funeral ut 2jO y. m. Thursday, January T. from the
residence Of nCr parents, ll20 Eighth street and
Georgia avenue southeast. w.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
hLY ,InIIrlIicrn nnd

IN y WaINNE NNNNU WIIW
myself, great sufferers
from Catalrh, have
been cared by Ely's
Cream Balm, NY
sense of ofsmellrestored
and health greatly I'M
proved. q. NJ. STAN
LEY, dealer in boots
and shoes, Ithaca,
Now York.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
Many who have

used Ely's Cream
Balm report that the
immediate results are
wonderfully beneii.
Cinl. Many cures Of
obstinate cases of Ca
tarrh are reported.
CH AS. STODpAR'r,
Druggist, 81 u. Seneca
81. Buffalo, N. Y.
National Republican., 1883-01-03

Apply by the little
finger into thenOstrlls,
by absorption II effect
ually cleanseS the M.
sal passages ofca arrlI-
al virus, causing
healthy secretions, II
allays Inflammation,
National Republican., 1883-01-03
p>ssge BELL & CO., BASRERs
~ 1857 PENSsYLvANIA AVENUE.
Opposite United States Treasury.

BELL ~ Co. BANKERS,
AZ ll3l PENSSYLvASIA AVENUE.
Opposite United States Treasury.
WAsHISaToN, ID. c., December Is, 1882.
The Undersigned have formed a clpartnership
under the firm name of BELL & co, AS BANK
ItRS and FINANCIAL AGENTS, doing "A general
Banking, Exchange, and Discount Business.
We receive for collection bills, notes, drafts and
checks, payable In the principal Eastern cities at
par and In other cities and towns at the lowest cur
rent rates of exchange. We have every facility for
obtaining reliable lpHnclal Information regarding
bonds and stocks USUALLY operated I'm In the .princi.
pal cities aud will make purchases when desired.
Very respectfully, -
CHARLES ]. BELL.
JAMES II. FITCH,
ROBERT O. FON.
del5-1m GEORGE w. BROWN.
nCS5f9 OFFICE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
~ WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. T. 1882.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ma
tional Republican Printing and Publishing Company
for the election of seven trustees to for the
suing year and for the transaction OF any other bus
ness within the powers of the corporation VIII be
held at the office of the company on the SECOND
MONDAY, beng the Sth day OF January, 1883, be-
tween the hours of II q, IN. and IL m.
SAM'L w. CURRIDEN,
deGdtd Secretary.
National Republican., 1883-01-03
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

n195o THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF TRUS-
GSS tees by the stockholders OF the National
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company, District Of
Columbia. will be held on the SECOND MONDAY
0E s,Ea JAN,uAhl ISL a. tue Office OF the company
and close at O'Clock p. IN. .SAM. CROSS,
del3td Secretary.
nll3e FRANCIS j. LIPPITT. LATE A.
Wy sisfRut Counsel In the Department OF jus
lice office 1905 Pennsylvania Ia avenue has resumed
his private practice Special attention giventto
~ the United States supreme Court the Court OF
Claims and before the Departments,
delSw,f, ,m-2mE
n~S359 DIi. II. o. CANDEE, Vltapnthic Physician.
kSSS employ all the vast health resources OF
Nature scientifically applied through vital medicine;
Food water, air, heat, light, electricity and vital
magnetism. trent all difficulties - Hemorrhoids
malaria all blood diseases, &c. Consultation free
oci23ms
National Republican., 1883-01-03

w.
Foreign mails for the week ending JANUARY
Will close Mt this Office as follows:
WEDNESDAI,--At q. M for Europe, per steam
ship Catalonia. via Queenstown Ootters for Scot
land and France must be directed "per Catalonla"G
at m. for France direct per steamship Labrador,
via liavre; at a. M. for Scotland direct per steam
Netherlands direct. per steamship Mans, via Rot
tcrdam AT 1850 p. m, for Venezuela aud Curacao,
per steamship Caracas.
THURSDAY--Atl | A. M. for the West indies, via st.
Thomas; and for Brazil direct, per steamship Ted
dington, via Newport News at 10 n. m. for Europe,
per steamship CITY Of New York, via Queenstown
letters for Germany and France must he directed
per steamship Silesia, via Plymouth, Cherbourg,
and Hamburg; 1890 y. M for Cuba. Porto Rico and
Mexico, per steamship City of Merida, via Havana.
SATURDAY.-At 10 a. IN. for Port Linon ana Grey
town. per steamship Claudlus; ut II n. m for Ger
many, &c, per steamship oder, via southampton
and Bremen letiers for Great Britain and other
European countries must be directed per "Oder ~
nj 1880 n. m for Europe, per steamship Britannia.
via Queenstown (letters for Germany. &c, must be
rect, per steamship Maesand, via Antwerp; at 1880
p M, for Cuba and Porto Rico, per steamship New
port via Havana.
Mails for China and Japan, per steamship City OF
Peking via san FrHnCiscoc close January F2at d.
Mails for Australia New Zealand. Sandwich and
FIJI Islands, per steamship Australia, via San
Francisco. close January % mt y. m,
@The schedule Of closes OF Trnns-PRchc malls Is
ranged on the basis of an uninterrupted overland
on time at san Frnnciscq, the day of sailing Of
steamers are dispatched tile same day.
HENRY q. PEA RSDN, Postmaster
POSTOFFICE. NEW York, Dec. 20, 1882.
National Republican., 1883-01-03

RS3ys AN ADJoUNRNED MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders Of the Columbian Bank Note
Company for the election OF trustees. also to arrange
for the distribution ofproceeds ofhe sale Of assets In
the hands of the treasurer, Will be held TUESDAY,
JANUARY 0, 1888, at II o'clock noon, In accordance
with ~ resolution pissed at meeting OF the Stock
holders held on the 9Th instant
BY order of
National Republican., 1883-01-03
HAY-FEVEE

Br9lecIs hememDIAnhI nlngs 3I llls nVad from aI-
the sense of taste and smell. Beneficial results are
realized by few applica Ions Athorough treatment
will cure. Unequaled for colds In head. Agreeable
10 use. Send for circular and testimonials. sold by
druggists. BY mail, soc. package-stamps
deI-fniwlSW
National Republican., 1883-01-03

nS5J" WARMERS KIDNEY CURE, MRS PINK.
Wy hnms Compound, Curcnline, CAMS ClornsSol-
Masonic Temple " iai0
National Republican., 1883-01-03

MG35@ AIR PILLOWS, BAGS, AToAIIZERs.
W. douches, and other rubber goods at
oci COUGHLINS. Masonic Temple
National Republican., 1883-01-03

m~S55s sSANFoRD's,W WEI DE MEYERS, sAGEs,
VIZ Hartleys, and other Catarrh cures at
oci CGUGHLIN'S DRUG STORE
National Republican., 1883-01-03

NSSys THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
W. Stockholders of the Columbia Copper Com
pany will be held ut the oiice OF the Company, Room
3d. Corcoran Building, at lOh M, SATURDAY, Janu'
GEO. b. CHITTENDEN.
dean.nG Secrefnrv.
National Republican., 1883-01-03

h~S5y@ PREPARED BIRD FOOD, SEED, SAND,
49, &c., Ely's Cream Balm, uOlnian's Pads Pure
C0d Liver on, oOc. pint Nv OOUouLlNs. oc2i
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Transfers Of Property

Transfers OF Pr0pert!.--Deeol from
n Counell and wife to A. c. Lockwood fo'
tract OF land called Upper and Lower Sandl
Points 4 'sMattawoman Farm; considers
ton S45. 600. From p NJ. Stoddsr to S J.
Nykel for one half Of undivided interest il
tracts of land known as "Mattawoman Farm, e
and Upper and lower Sandy Points; eonsid
Grafton. S45, 600. From J. H. Mitchell a,tor.
new for Philip Bealle ct. al. to G NJ. wilkerson
for tract Of land known as "Carrot Bed and
Bed enlarged" consideration, $500 Deed
from Am E Chappelear and Tbomss J.
Chappelear 10 Charles r. johnson for interesi
in tract Of land known as '1ndian Quarier.''
consideration, $500 From L. A Wilmer ar
torney fer C. " Hergenroder and wife, and
Robert Lehr for tract Of land known as pari
Of .iFox's Race" consideration $500.
Mortgage from ". a Fisher On tract d
land called "Westwood Manor; coRsidera-
ton. $4,000
Bill Of sale from R. S Hancock to n. C.
Jones: consideration, Sl25. Bill Of sale from
W. C. Jones to Sarah A. Hancock; ooasi5era-
sI25. Bill Of sale from VIM Moore TO Tbaa.
mudd; consideration; S26.C0 Bin Of "a.
frUm ". P. Compton to F. " Weems apea,
for Mary Il Hawkins; consideration. s2es ca.
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EARS FOR THE MILLION /!
E0l Cll0'S BalSam Of Sharks Oil
rS>'h'tly sstores the Hearing, and Is
the Only Absolute Cure for
Deafness known,

Tins Oil is distracted from peculiar species
q slaa white shark, caught in the yellow
sea, Aao~n as carchArodon rondele ii. Eve.
y 'uh"se fisherman knows il. Ilsvirtues as
!, Iesoranye OF hearing were discovered BY A
'lu-sl Priest about the year l4l0. Its cures
we've 80 numerous aud many so seemingly
elious, that The remedy was officially
p o1.hled over the Empire. Its use became
- uG'eFSli that for over 800 years no deaf
!, 14s existed among the Chinese peoale.-
~. .a"fs es prepaid, to any address at 81 90
h'r rhaf The DEAF say ~, has performed
a aIfaee in my case. have no nnesrtblv
- 80 u my head and | hear much better.
~, ueen grea " benefited. Ny deafness
He.lT' great deal--thiuk another bottle will
b 80, ne Ny hearing is much benefited.
90 'seeived untold beueht. Nv hearing is
isII' ,Y.g. 1t is giving good .tisfaction -
~ 'esn greatly benefited. and am rrioiced
'"S' saw the notice Of il.
49,. '"'ues are unqHestionable and its cura.
- r''Ai 4c'er obSolule, as the writer can per-
- VS1iit. both from experience and OBJ.
write at once to Haylock l. Jcn.
an5 uet Street New York, enclosing ST. 90
IN you VIII receive by return a remedy thai
-. eaa1le you 10 hear like an body else. and
viii 80 -.a'''t elects will be permanent. You
,;ls p 80 regret doing so .-Editor OF Mrrcan
n.r II AVOID Ioss n the mails. please send mo
n registered letter. Only imported b,
,gcs,s S SenneJi ) DeY 81, n Y. Sob
+ America. jy l3-lm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-09-07

Hz.lrr StAtea,e -ur. Harrison
Vague .a, ary el ia -ne cjrrnr Court 80
raaoA N4 i. f.lsae las. o. Au.n.er
sa.as4-. .-es 81. .ln,emp, of court 10
Attempting to renew Judgments which hsd
.--.aJe.oel. Cb.yt J.d.r Richie sealgue-
&. -a Is i mouths Imprisonment in the
cup 8. ala = ...5 6ae Sloo in each
c~r,a a4.e ana .e cost II the prooceliu-s
N.as4 n,aa,.y between two and three
lD..,u4 lsa4.s uarc Mr.. Elias Grsaold,
"V..oetm, ebv appeared IS counsel for
'-cr.a4yr aDb4sea .ym lac deicase a, an
,af. s-s VI us proceedings. saying to the
oa5 u-, lie ii. -.s ,.leui ITO il tcud.r
le...e,. .-.-cI..e sd that Il suuish-
ne, eas .a-.,.e- !. e-.ia-leyery c,se, a.
min a4,4.c - hs,e lon-evit, enough
Oeal.re. Ne would not undertake t. *
laa4 lie geayI,, Of tbe I.w to a magnitude
'oaaH- ali aa ns -a.lr. bat he warned
uc sassaer ,a.i asr r..cw.l of his past
,ourse "a he uars would saJ the law am
pie eus..b tat..,,... .,,.....9 ...-s;-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-09-07

oar Prize.-As this i TIE issue 10 vhi, 3
n. .,-n 81 70 announce The result or tie
~ ssa,orship among ihe farmers for he
-, N. beaver bat, offered by Us 90 She one
~. ming ,be largest Weld Of " heAi rsr hush-
: L. ,ske pleasure IN stating that The award
.5e 10 M. franklin Baiiy q Piceawaxsn,
~ received q yield Of one hu1dred and nine
- rs bushels Of good wheat from four and =
.,ifbasbels q seed certified % b. Nr. r J.
l,8s5r. Walk up Nr Baily and receive the
!, "a for your skill ia farmirz aud soon let
d. rou DOMINIC a souvenir @. the ISpEFES-
. o. your worthy bead.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-09-07
The Sportsman's Handbook Free.


S 9'e starting on his autumn hunting or
sung expedition The wise sPortmau will do
W." % consult the pages Of A Paradies for
"laneFs ana Anglers, neat and handy
,'9'''"ooa, RECENTLY issued by the Passenger
''l"f'nen' Of Tie Philadelphia, Wilmington
'uu Baltimore Railroad This h,tle pam
p"'s' hnds the sportmeu's paradise in tie
,a' "ao and Delaware Peninsula, and that
.,e''On Is e1haasuyely treated with regard TO
~ olnungand fishing resources. Not only
a'e A' lis birds ana fishes discussed and de-
l',''u' Out their habits are 6escanted upoa
1"u ueiT haauts disclosed Valuable hints
* also given as to the time and manner
angler or gunner may work with the
- success and explicit directions as to route
'Is stopping places, accompanied BIZ an ex-
.'''''' map Of the section, renders the work
'Oupie'e guide book The book is hand
'9'oe'y illustrated with plates o. the principal
sp'',ssoi game, and is arranged 50 as to be
,'''''a IN The pocket with convenience. Such
guide book TO district so rich in birds,
y '@''' lo"I, and hsh must prove IN invalua-
NC pr'le to the spor,man.
COP'es may be procured, free Of charge, by
.1u''>s'ng james R Wood, General Passen-
D AGENT Philadelphia, Wilmington and
baltimore E'ilroad, Philadelphia, Pa,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-09-07

Southdown Sheep in braid Hill
Park Two newly-imported Souihdown
huck lambs for Druid Hin Park fock art
objects jlsi nov Of interest to visitors. The!
orcupy quarters near the main stables Of The
park They v eigh respectively 24sl and 2Ss
pounds They are compact have very sm'u
ears, and are beautifully proportional The
Souihdowus are s mutton sheer, and either
n these expon. nls ofihis dnc breed are 50 per
feet in shape rs to very closely I'LL a ParAllelo
rraul. They arc each marked u. z. II "a
rcd, indicating they are from the peus Of His
Royal Hishuess" the late Prince Albert Of
England They are also marked in red let
tiers No. , aud No II, reference to their re-
corded pedigree, waieh Is yet TO be received.
The we're bought bv Nr George Browh
for S30G apiece. in Englaud, and were Il days
on tic way. TheF val not be put with iAt
park aoeA until the f4ll Of 1854, when one
tbcm will become the head Of hock OF q
ea = !..r teo years, after $ hicA ume h.s pres
ent companion Wiz De hf'au % VIC N'NN -
two years. Two new rams are introduced
the flock from England every fourth year
each one Of the imPOrtatOas serving for '~
years. The dethroned bucks are sold :
breeders with the buck lambs Of the hoek :
The two bucks to be sold next year are u
higalypri1ed Webb and Walsingham sioei
There is no flock Of Southdowns in the Unite
States thai shows the purity Of It's blood an
its careful breeding 10 greater extent ina
the handsome sheep in Druid Hill Park.
number of experts and breeders hope to $
the two newly imported lambs and some
the best ewes Of the Druid Hill flock exhibit'
At the approaching agricultural fair at Tin
opium. in Baltimore county.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-09-07

caught Again -At last Lewis >motbers
n.so successfully Graded The clutches Of
ap-. ia, leca .lusht, and Was on
s.5... u &, 4 ta.s town BY Sheriff
r..s. P.rs 1ea--t, county, vho made
81. .---,. a.8 edged 10 Jail Smothers
Las. t,. rss.s from detective Coombs on The
,.o.- 4-4sra d f.s weeks ago had taken
-rs resr Fort Fooie in the afore-
,o aa .de farm q a Mr. Kirby,
s.-F ,soar-ai Ies-0.ng % bis where
,,, requested M. Fisher TO secure his ar
-. prea -. IromFty done, and The pris-
me-. arl here 10 await his trsl in
N.rea p ue1.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-09-07

r..,l.ior LEAD rae mammoth advertise
s... y,-e.yor Clothing House. pub
a.. .s.ee Tie rare reduction in
'a,s.a,4s taormous clothing house
..a, .r.uacmeai t,r Persoas wishing
.,s.g,a-er slo,hiug q call an er-
.~...sA Taev have associated with
-. ..s.a4n. ST. Ernest Freeman, well
.arr alers who viii give
customers from this coun-
.u.ss i. 49, aelss a visit.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE
TO Tue Voters of Charles Co.

: -, p -e-r gael. da. appointed officers
,-.of,l- - O Charles county. unarr /
TOE - -, ~ ~ ,Sruersl ASSEMBLY, Of MARYLAND
-. ~ sArl session lss2. Entitled
y - ~ s--,.--e 20 ihe Uniform registration
q 49, =. s.A'.asd voters ia this STATE.
ie'e's s,en notice, that Al ibeir or,obe,
siiAhs, 1s vii De on MONDAY sna IT,. /
iay ine nc ard srd fesi,ni@r - ~ ~. ~,
Aonaa! u October lss2 H., Nm 80,
VS.. sf,6a u HER respective election dis.
INC, 80 90. ,erl piares hereinafter named
% - v Aforesaid days Nth omen doors
IfoI .l,.t ~ u. a %. to 10 clock D. m. dur.
'As - .olfs lie legal voters Of Charles
e'ul9 e.''au''ed 10 appl, for registrati, n.
as AZ q Ecgi.iration for the first
eleeuoa District si.. stat ~
FORT TOBACCO.
On Ia' Toe Wednesday. THURSDAY. FRIDAY.
ana aA'nrhr ibe an. sih. e,h
= ard 9Th DAYS OF September
u cor NErlTr
oho'f o. REGISTRATION Is, District.
Th' oi mr. Of Registration for the se,Ona
eie@"'" @''ttgi Hlll sit 40
HILL TOP.
% Tuesday "Wednesday THURSDAY Fridsv
AM S''ardar the 4,h. 5ta. 9th. IN
ald sih Of September.
HALLAA T. HLyDLE.
Officer ofGsgs,rat.on 2ad District.
TIE gseeF Of Registration for the third
election as'ric, sill stat
CROSS ROIDS
GA Iuesdar Wednesday. THURSDAY. FRIDAY
-N- saturday The Alb, 9Th, 9Th, 18th
ana STD Of September.
HAOTHY 4. SMITH
Officer Of Registration srd District
TOE Vhcer OF Registration for The fourth
election district viii sitat
NEWPORT.
On Iaestay, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday,
ana SATURDAY. the 4th. 9th, 9Th, It'll
and sih Il September.
J0Hy E. WIRE.
Officer Of Registration 4th District.
The oHcer Of Registration for the fifth cleo.
lion disric, VIII stat
HARRIS LOT.
On Iaesiay Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
sno Saturday the 4ih, 9TH. 9Th, 7th
and slh Of September
CH4RLES 4. NEILE
Officer Of Registration 9Th District.
The Officer Of Registration Tor the sitxh
election district viii stat
WDDLETOWN.
On Tuesday wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. the 4ih, 5ih. 9th, eth
sth of September
FR1NCIS b GREEN.
Officer d Registration 9th District
The Officer Of Registration for the seventh
election district Nill sit at
TEBNtNY STORE,
On Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday. Friday
and SATURDAY, the 4th 5th, 9Th, It'll
and sth Of September.
RICHARD r KNOTT,
0ficerd Registration 5lh District.
The officer Of Registration for the eight
election disiric. viii SIT ai
BRY4NTOWN.
On Tuesday. "Wednesday. THURSDAY, Frida.
and Saturday. the 4th, 9Th, 9th, 18th
aud sih Of September.
HENRY +. MIDI,
Officer Of Registration sth District.
The OFFER OF Registration for the mint
election district will sit 1T
P1TU-IENT CITY,
On Tuesday wednesday, Thursday, Frida.
mI Saturday, the 4th, 9Th, 9th, eth
sud Slh Of SEPTEMBER.
J.tWES " WRIGHT
Oficro Registration 9th District.
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Hon. to Hin Buck n Recreo,,,

L0Uer. NO, Llaudla, We cannot re-o.,-
mend any sure way q aiming back yosr -
creaai lover unless you coufle TO u ~ -
eret OF your SEPARATION You intimate ~,
be wss ABOUT TO propose marriage b., -,
you stop Tell a. All Perhaps tbs -, -
thasr h0irid pimples On your isre d.5e,,,.s !.
ed him. n 70 III IS not yel iosl for So,
0iainsut ia ska dis-Ass 10 s,-srdil, -
you 5e-uly a4d allA a. gvu. ..a fJs..
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NOTICE

This is TO give notice that have been ap-
pointed Constable for Port Tobacco district,
duly bonded, and will now attend TO all
business entrusted to my charge with prompt
ness and dispatch Ny record Of the past as
a faithful public officer will hope be a suih-
cient guarantee Of my course in the future.
ap 30-fm g. 4. WADE, constable.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-09-07
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Nuns yelling, al new color g5ets.
Spring Dres. Goods, new colors, l2leis.
Spring Cashmeres, new colors, Is, 81 and 81.
Summer silks. socts ssr,,. and 75e's.
Black Dress silks, SI.oo, Sl25, Sl.5o, SIS
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Black CAshmcres, s7cts., Scots, 62eis. and
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Mourning Dress Goods
Crepe Wells and Shawls.
White and Fancy Mating an styles
Spring Carpets, 25cis. 37cis aud Scots.
Cloth for Men AID Goy's wear. 81 and scots.
Cotton AIDES for Mems suits. 2octs.
Parasols, $500, sI.25. $50. s2.oo 81 50
/ Boidal Quilts, asets., worth $500.
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silk Surahs, all eolors, scots
silk Norino, all oolors, scots.
India Liner, l2cts, l5eis sets, 2Ocis. and
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Satin Stripe Pique, sets
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