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National Republican., 1883-01-29
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THE GRs Question FaIfeSFz w. "c's'
The following Is from M inn rNieW ol
Post reporter With Mr. Malohcy, IN, repre-,
sentative Of the United States Gas aii, rucl
company now asking for d shafter IN 'ni4
city:
"What do you charge in other places IN
which you are intcrcstcdY
"Wcll, take Atlantic City, for instance.
Two years ago the price was 50 per thousand.
We purchased the Works mud are now charging
the city FOR an average rty-two-randle
power gus 81 80 per thousand feet. Tlc amount
of our output there is but ten millions per
year, not mC-tenth of what we ought 10 FIR.
iish here in Washington In Paterson, Nd
where | am interested. we erected opposition
works and speedily brought the price down
from $3.50 to Sl.50 per thousand. We have
now purchased the other works and propose
operating both, but shall unl;c no increased
charge. In Rochester, New York, we nrc fur
nishing gus to-day for Sl.2j per thousand feet,
the cost of manufacture being less there than
in the other two places named. Our, works
in Rochester arc only eighteen months old.
Numerous attempts were made 10y tho old
companies TO purchase our interests. but wo
have not in any ease attempted opposition for
the object of being bought out or settled with.
We establish gas works because we want to
make and sell gas, and arc not dealing in
charters or making wanton assaults upon old
corporations for the mere purpose of worrying
them or causing thom additional expense"
LIST. The price of gus in Atlantic City, as
stated to-day by resident Of that place, now
in this city, is $3.50 per thousand feet to pri-
vatc consumers and Sl.50 for public lamps.
ID. In Paterson, n. j.. Mr. Maloneys COM
pany has not purchased the other gas works,
as stated by him. His company has leased
them for twenty years, and Immediately after
securing this lease they advanced the price
from $3.50 TO - and $225, as per telegram
below:
PATTERSON, n. j., Jan. 27, 1883.
" The price of gas is 81 to large consumers
and S2.2J to small consumers"
ID. In Rochester, n. v, Mr.. Maloney's
company started rs an opposition, aud gas was
for n while sold by all three companies Mt
Sl.2j per thousand feet. Several months ago
tho three companies combined as to price, and
now all charge ~ per thousand feet, us per
telegram below:
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Jan. %, 1883.
"Price of gas in this city, So per thousand
feet"
These facts arc submitted as a refutation of
the statements made by Mr.. Maloney in the
Post interview. The price in Washington now
is $l75 to private consumers aud $l.47 to the
street lamps.
b. II. BARToL,
President of Washington Gus Light Co.
National Republican., 1883-01-29
TO he Editor,
To The Editor,
THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AMI
MONUMENT FUNDS.


MONUMENT FUNDS.
SIR: The absence of interest felt here and
elsewhere In the erection of II mere statue to
the memory of the late President Garfield, and
which has eliminated in the mcagrc outcome
of the fair in its aid recently held in the capi-
tol, would seem to be sufficient proof that the
people generally do not approve of this
particular form of tcstifying their approval
and pcrpetuating the name of the dead
statesman. Having the self-same object
in view, the hospital project has met
with greater favor because il has the advan-
tagc of appealing directly to the sympathics
and to the bcnevolcnce of every one, hence it
has made such well defined progress that sue
cess is now assured, and the time for begin
ming the erection of u suitable building de-
pends only upon acquiring u comparatively
small addition to the fund now held by the
treasurer, the Hon. James GilGllan. and the
landed property the association is possessed Of.
We have been given to understand that the
promoters of the monument scheme have
never given pledge to their subscribers as to
the form the monument shall assume. If this
be so, then why not turn over the money in
their possession to the managers of the hos
pitnl? Such II course would no doubt be pop
ulal, and meet the approval of nearly, If not
quite, all of tho contributors, for II hospital
will be monument" indeed, not fashioned
in ilinty stone or cold bronze, only to be looked
at, but structure with pulsating, warm hearts
within, and beck oning hands without, inviting
not only the deserving poor, but invalids
from all classes to come and be treated by
the most skilled surgeons and physicians this
country affords and all without moncyed re-
Enumeration for the services rendered. Wash
ingtOn is greatly in need of a free, general
hospital, and the "Garfcld Memorial hospi-
tai" if properly supported as it should be,
will supply this want, and at the same time
become " creditable monument to the man
whom the nation elected as its president, and
whose cruel taking off " is regretted and alb
horred by all civilized people. S.
National Republican., 1883-01-29

"Col Corkhill," said RrruBLIcAN re.
porter last night, to the district attorney, "ii
is said that the grand jury at first ignored the
indictment against Mr., William Dickson, and
then found true bill. Did they do so"
NO"
ANY foundation for this on dit thGn?r
" Just this much. Aprcscntmcnt was made
to the grand jury in Dirkson's case, and, oh.
,iccting to the form, they ignored it, A
second prcscnimcnt was made 10 them, and
this they found TO be II true bill"
National Republican., 1883-01-29
IimlgIts OF Honor.

Tho fourth annual session Of the grand lodge
of the above order in the District of Columbia
will convene this lMonday) evening at the
knights of Honor hall, st. Cloud building,
NinGh and + streets the session to be con.
tIMued each evening until the business is con-
cludcd, This is the largest aud most success
iul Of the secret beneficiary organizations in
theiUnited States, its primary object being
to Furnish life insurance at its net cost.
National Republican., 1883-01-29
spttiaI lIoiitte.
60 rosr.oFrIcM NorIoM.

I ksSS
Foreign mails for the weel; ending FEBRUARY.
! Evil close at this office MS follows; 49,,
/ TUES DAS.--At u, m. for Europe, per steamship
Neva da. via Ouecnstown at p. N. for Cape Hayll,
santo Domingo; att y. m. for santiago and Glen.
fiegos, CUBA, per steamship Santiago; at p m. for
direct, p VI steamship Finance via Newport News
at 1880 y. ~. for ilonduras aud Livingston, per
. steamship City OF Dallas, via New Orleans.
WEDNtSD NS,-At S:jO u. M. for Europe per steam
ship llOthni y vih Queenstown Qeters for France
France direct per steamship France, via Hayre
ct 70 m for Eayli Per steamship andes NJ 10 ,r. =.
daL 7.sla Amstt Vlami at l$o p. m for Mexico, per
Mcat ship City o. Mexico. via New orleans.
TlUfMpAYA Sso a. M for r. Europe per steam
AID FRAN, innsti, directed per Baltic - jRt n.
m. Tor Gennany, H. Nice, &C. per Steamship Frlsia,
for Cjr,at Briiain an, I Ctler European countries
mus! be directed p, ,dIn gflsia at 10 II IN; tor
VCna, at i y. M. for Il e windward lslnnds per
Gansp SfcP2ao SSfyPhrenSs SsI s az ams5 Cty of Wishing
sXTtRTbH9,@Xt 10 a. m. or F,iropes per steam.
and scotland must br direct, vi = pcr Alaska NJ
10 H. m. for scotland direct, ~ G%auishp % @ A,on0
ship Saller via southampton ~ va Ieineii u u y
NJ for Belglum direct per stea vI, yaTd fslana
per steamship Niurel; ut ESO y; n = ior CuDa and ma
The West Indies, per steamship '"r"''s"' ''''
suNbAY-At73oa ~ M for Itiode Jane lro direct, per
steamship Angers. .,..- ,,..,t.
Mails for China and Japan, pur steen snip Copur'
Mails for Australia, New Zealand, "a ndwloh and
Fiji Islands, per steamship thyo NG orK' VIA
san Francisco. close February w ut 1lh NJ ,-,.
%The schedule of closes OF Traus-Pacih mnilsls ar;
ranged on the basis of an uninttrrupts oVi, oVsIHtit
on time ut san Frnncsco on the diy OF s''l'us VI
steamers are diPaGlss q IhG p 9a,e aa pss, MASTER
DOsTUFTrCE NEW NpIlE, Jan. n, lSsA
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First Il cough, carried me of,
And Ihnn n nnNln Inn.. - -. 4

This will not be your epitaph if you take
your cough and DR., r. V. Pierces "Golden
Medical Discovery" in time. Itis specific for
weak lungs splitting Of blood, night.sweats.
and the early stages Of consumption. BY ali
druggists
National Republican., 1883-01-29
Saturdays police Court Notes.

Thomas Collins, whose arrest for tapping
water main without a permit, has been men
toned in THE REPUBLICAN, was find $50
William f. Keys, the colorcd man whose
conviction for stealing clothing from paniel
National Republican., 1883-01-29

SEND for circular describing Aliens Brain
Food, the most reliable remedy for Nervous
ness Nervous Debility, &c. Address Aliens
Phnrmncy 3lh First hYnnIle n. Y.
National Republican., 1883-01-29

v,g G6cidod "a bc a.. report of fdclegates to
the he natiotaI toSfcrcrce of charities and cor
rGctions and 4 pRp,r bY 10 -''i" i''ir'"
Smith and discussions flferco W
National Republican., 1883-01-29
LOCAL MENTION.
MR.. A. w. LITTLE,

West Washington, snys 81 can
safely recommend Browns Iron
Bittors, us 1t gives general sat tlsiac-
linn -
National Republican., 1883-01-29
CIIE LOCAL COURTS.
Very Lituc business Transacted In Then,
on Saturday,
ct,NNI FOR PROFESSIONAL sEnv1crss

CtNiNt FOR PROFESSIONAL sERvICEs,s
IN the circuit court saturday, Justice Mac
Arthur granted the defendants motion in the
case of Fuller against Marshall, for the bill of
particulars, The plaintiff claims $40 for
professional services in attending to the bust
ness of Mrs. Helen Stewart, deceased, but fails
to state what services We're rendered.
ARRAIGNMENTS.
In the criminal court Saturday, Matthew
Lawson, colorcd, was arraigncd aud pleaded
not guilty to Il charge Of grand larceny in
taking from Daniel Mccarthy on Nov. 20
last, $50 in money and $1,000 in government
bonds, Lawson was formerly janitOr at the
hith precinct station house and took the val
nablcs, it is alleged, while Mccarthy was
locked up in cell TO recover from the effects
of II drunk.
National Republican., 1883-01-29
1ieo.

p INGLE--At Frederick, Md January Is. lsS1
MARY NJ, wle. Of Rey; Osborne lngle, aud daughter
OF the laic Anthony Addison, OF Maryland
IRIsH.-.At his residence, l9O, Harewood avenue
te Drolt Park on saturday January - 1853, et $40
H. m, Hon. o. II. IRIsI, ChicfOf the bureau of I'm
craving and Printing, In the sd year of his age.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday, JANUARY
90 at o'clock u. m, at tile New York AYenVe Pres
hyterlan Church. The friends of the family are in
vited 10 attend the funeral without further notice -
National Republican., 1883-01-29

Fresh Aldcrney butter churned every morning,
and delivered IN 1Glb. Ward" prints, NJ 65c. por To-
Also cottage cheese, Sc, per ball. ,butteunilk. &c.
per quart, and sweet milk 5c. per quart
National Republican., 1883-01-29

Circuit Court-JilStce MdcArthur.-Keyser VS.. Nc.
Dewitt; Judgment granted. Citizens National
Bank vs.. kandall leave granted TO withdraw
notes. hammond VS.. Green; Judgment on award
Johnson VS.. Henry; motion to set aside Judgment
ovcrlulcd and case ordetcd Oh calendar. Garner
vs.. Gray ct al; motion 10 amend declaration
granted. Fuller vs.. Alackall; bill Of particulars
grnllleh. Adinmrnnh
National Republican., 1883-01-29
Job Printing
..,dcru.y parry w.ron..-

or every description executed neatly Mt the short
est notice at yIlE REpuDLICAS Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1883-01-29

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches. jewolry. &c. Call on or
address lierzog, S0S Ninth street. near Pennsyl.
yania avenue ~
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q what services were rendered.
ARRAGGNMENTs.
A DIYoRcE ASKED rnR.
THE RECORD.

On Saturday, Mary Domaine filed suit for
divorce from Henry Dcmaine The papers
were Immediately withdrawn after filing.
National Republican., 1883-01-29
SpstiaI Aotitts.
N19e NOTICE

70 All whom y may cOncern-rhe entire business
OF the h0rsyth Dnlng Room aud Restaurant, l0l3 ID
anu w Iellh streets northwest is now and will here
after be conducted solely by Emma Forsyth i have
no connection whatever with The business or Interest
tTActed by her. '
Ja2llt* RAAI X FORSYTH.
National Republican., 1883-01-29
SAM, k. FORSYTH.

hCSS30 BUTrER FRESH COUNTRY ROLLS
~ 5a 20 cents l0-lb tubs and pound prints. 7
STORE H. CENTER NJ ARbEr - 7
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A Vegetable Product,

Only used in Ayers AGUE CURE, has
proven itself a never failing and rapid
cure for every form OF Malarlal Dis
order, Fever and Aguc. or Chills and
Fever. No injury follows its use, ami
It's effects are permanent. 1t rouScs
the system to a condition Of vigorous
health, cleanscS the blool of malarial
poison, and impartS fcclin: of com
fort and security most desirable in
AIIe districts. 1t is an excel mt tonic
and preventative, as well as cure, OF
all complaints peculiar to malarions.
narShy and misSmatic regions. The
great superiority of AYERS AGUE CURE
over any other compound is that ii
contains no Q1ininc. Arsenic. or min
eral; consequently it produces M
qHiniSm or injurious effects whatevey
upon the constitution Those cured
by IT are i"ft as healthy rs If they had
never hrl the disnase
The direct action OF AYERS AGuR
CURE upon the Liver and Digestive
Organs makes it superior remedy
for Liver Complaints, producing many
remarkable cures, where other medL
cncS have failed.
For sale by all druggists.
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GARDENERS HOTEL

INHE undersigned takes pleasure in an
4 nounclnG TO his friends and The genera
public, bat his new and connections Hotel
situated ut Waldorf, on the b. 4 p. Il. r.
having just been Handsomely completed anc
comfortably furnished, is now open for tn,
reception and entertainment Of guests.
He will, at all times he prepared to furnish
every accommodation usually afforded by /,
hrst class hotel His bar y ill always be found
'upphed with liquors and cigars OF the best
quality. In addition to the usual Stable ac
commodations, teams for hire, will he kept OIL
hand for the Use of travellers.
Shaving and hair dressing will be perform.
ed by skliliul barber.
lie cordially invites the patronage Of tn,
public, with the assurance that no effort viii
be sptred TO promote the comfort, pleasur,
and convenience Of his guests.
F. Y. GARDINER,
feb 3-tf Proprietor.
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Imsure Your PrOpertu.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Mr. Samuel Il Neave. agent
for the Montgomery Mutual Fire Iusur-
ance Company This is the season for
insuring property, preparatory to the
spring winds, when most damage is done
by FIRE. The Montgomery Fire Insur-
snce Company is Company of unqucs
toned reliability, and are exceedingly
cautious where and what they insure, so
that persons insuring need entertain
no fears of recovering their money in
case of loss. Mr.. Samuel Il. Neave of
lIughesville, agent of the Company, is
a very polite and accommodating gen.
tleman andoffers his service to our people
to insure their property promptly in any
section of the county. Call on him.
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Turkeys from Tennessee.

Tue Western Maryland Railroad
yesterday received at lIillen Station two
carloads of live turkeys and geese from
East Tennessee consigned to Baltimore
parties. There were 1900 to LOO
head of this sort of live stock The
turkeys disposed Of themselves On roo.ts
and the cars were closely packed. The
company has received half dozen or
more carloads of live turkeys this winter
from the same section Of Tennessee.
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Transfers Of Property.

Deed to Mary L. Rollins from P. A.
aud Mary L. Murphy for 5 acres Of
land, part Of Greenland" Consider.
ton, 800.
Deed from l.. NJ Southerland. Sheriff
to William Boswell, farm called Broom.
field. 800 acres.
BILLS OF SALE
Bill of sale from JOHN Waves and
Mtry T.. Waves to L. Fairfax Mason
Consideration $4,000.
Bill of sale from J Webster Wenk to
to Marshall Chapman. Consideration
$500 90.
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation OF
life, it circulatcs through every rart
Of the uody, and unless It Is pure
and rich. good health is impossible.
II disease has entered the system
the oAD sure and quicA Way 10 dn, Z
1t out is u punfy and enrich the
blood
These SIM lc facts are well
known. and III, highest medical
authorities agree that rofhing hut
iron will restore the blood n us
natural condition. and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made hlackcn the teeth, cause head
ache. and are Otherwise injurious.
BRuwN's lRoN BI1rERs wIilthor-
on, hly and quickly assimiiate with
the blood, purifying and stiengthcn-
ins it, and thus drive disease nom
an pant Of the s. stem. and 1t will
net blacaen the tc, tn, caust head
ache or constipation, and Is pOsi-
lively mo- injurious.
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Marriage Licenses.

The Clerk issued the following
marriage licenses this week: Edward
Mil,tcad, Esq; condition, widower, to
Mary S. Kendrick; condition. wi low. -
W L. Padgett; condition, single, to
Mary f. Morelard; condition, single
Washington Willis, Colored; condition,
widower. to Mary L. Skinner; condition,
single
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19

NHmfUNNNFNN
D,o,h of Dr.. Samuel A. ndtd
We chronicle with sorrow the death
ofDr Samuel A. Mudd Of Brysntown
which occurred at his residence, We'd
,o,J,v the 10th ult.. after a brief Ill
mes. Of pneumonia DR.. Mndd from
earliest childhood has been well known
.nj n,u IA loved among Us, hence euio-
gy from Us would BE- prooy Directly alter
,h.v,rIt will be rccoliected he was made
famous by his connection with }. Wilkes
R,otb the assassin Of Lincoln, for which
he va. ricd under til following charges
convicted aud sentenced to Dry TOrtu-
gas" for life:
And in further prosecution Of sail
conspiracy the said Samuel A. Mudd
did at Washington city, aud within the
military department aud military lines
aforesaid. on or before the 9th day OF
March. 1868, aud on divers other day
Of April, 1865, advise, encourage, re-
,.e;ve entertain. harbor aud conceal, ala
and assist die said John Wilkes Booth.
David +. Harold Lewis Payne, John
H. Surratt, Michael o Langlin, George
4 Atzerot, Mary i Surratt and Sam
Arnold aud their confedera'es aforesaid,
with know edge Of the murderouS and
tr.,,orous conspiracy aforesai |. and With
intent to aid abet and assist them in the
execution thereof, aud in escaping from
in.rice after the murder of the said
Abraham Lincoln, in pursuance of said
conspiracy in manner aforesaid"
Among the counsel that defended him
wa, our present Chief Judge I Stone.
After serving out few years Of his sen
t-nce he was pardoned by President
johnson on account Of the valuable SER
vices rendered by him during yellow
fever epidemic He was candidate
f.r the legislature on the Democratic
ticket with Hon 5 Cox, Jr., in 1871,
but was defeated. The deceased was "a
brother of Mcssrs james A and Henry
Mudd, and cousin of Dr. George D.
Mudd, the President of the Board Of
School Commissioners, aud leaves il wife
and SIX children who together with M
ny sorrowing friends deeply deplore
his demise
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GOOH UhiSken.

J +. Clark & Co, wishes to remind
their customers Of the new brand Of ex
cellent liquor they are now selling to the
trade. The Maryland Pride" is the
brand Of the article they have furnished
for considerable time with entire salts.
faction, not having had on single occa-
sion an order reciuded, whiskey return
ed or heard of a complaint. Buy good
whiskey Of these men is the advice VIC
give our patrons dealing in liquor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19

No, Paul, the window of the soul
hot pane IN the stomach.
Pneumonia is ain ost as plentiful her
as su all pox in Baltimore.
Nj. John Greer, lost valuable hors
from over work, on Friday last.
Some on at la Plata is slightly De
mcnt.ed. Another marriage soon,
We have Icsrpcl nothing of,hc con
uition of Judge Cram since our las
issue.
Mrs Ben. Wade lies dangerously il
with pneumonia at Mr. G L. Wade.
in this town
Mr. p. \ !. Contcc and bride re.
turned on the noou traiu from their
bridal tour Tuesday
Persons in and around town have
awaited themselves of the freeze. and fill
ed their ice houses.
Don't put the collar on your horse, hind
part-before in your anxiety to 90 sleigh
ing with another fellows sweetheart
An exchange says Mans average life is
30 Years. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup will al
ways live.
Mcsses Jennie Stone and Nellie
Stouestrcet, have left the county for a
visit to Miss Minnie Sockets, Annapo
lis.
When a man gives you his hand he
does 1t out of friendship. When he
gives you his foot it is quite another
matter
When a hen sits on an empty China
egg you call it blind instinct What do
you call 1t when a girl sets her affections
on an empty-headed noodle?
The weather prophets have had the
conccit SO taken out of them this winter
that it is doubtful whether thew will
blossom in the spring
Bonnets are now made of lsatber
and when man wants to have his boots
patched he takes one Of his wife's old
bonnets to the shoemaker.
Gray hairs are honorable. bn, sow like
them. Clothe them with the bur, If von,b
BY using Aver Hair Visor.
Jay Gould's bad luck in law and mol
tiles may teach him a lesson 1.-The
shoemaker should stick to his last and
Gou!d's place is among the lambs of
Wall street. '
The test case of the Registrars,
against the Comptroller has been tried
6y tue Anne Arundle County Court,
but no decision rendered
T. J. Wilgrubs, Baltimore ,.r.. oMv
VIE suffered from mahrial feys, ~ 81
uess' Brown ; Iron Bitters had COOL DOL efftcI'
Nj Clarence Jameson Of Rrr.n,own
was IN Town Monday with one Of the
u va psp est 'ura.outs III the sleigh line,
bud We heard you preferred On, not
mentioning Madam Kunors attest, on
your approaching marriage :" Mis.
j. ) in February next. W. muse
to keep it quiet. NC prO'''''
Our two energetic Franks NJ, .b,oe
T lY .o' Gt nave roiledt the snow from St
n anpinas Church ! for several miles around,
s %1h,%g 1t compact, and tue slaishug
was ni,.. iAe employment we learn I
them xo ,I9' IN one except when one of
. uc u mor' fall i,l off the roller to pack the
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19
Frozen to Death.

The Alexandra Gazette" saws
that last Thursday Mr.. Robert Marbury
Of Glymont, Charles county, Nd while
going through Mattawoman swamp,
found a man named john Francis Bell
badly frozen and in an unconscious con-
dition. lie was carried to Mr. Marbury'
house, and efforts made to resuscitatc
him, but he died within short time af-
ter reaching the house,
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taking effect October 9th. les2.

or Washington, a. m, ais aud s:5j u. m.
N.Y. except Sund an. ". 10, Gas and
Has a. m, and sand i:lO y m. daily
Tor Po1e's tre"b Line, a. III. and | 10 y. m.
daily, except Sund v
FOR Annapolis, 90 "a. m. daily, except sam
lay, aud p. III dailv
For richmond aud ~" South nt42O and Gas
IN ny, aud Bis y. m daily,except SUNDAY.
fT me South, viz Virginia idland Rail
oad at $50 q liz il, and SIS y. M. except
N9nd,N 10 m Nuud:,, oulv.
i% ne sulphur and G.. y .. 4. r., al 70
3 : " sHd % u ~ "a Sundu5. 1 0nin.
,ia Norfolk win Potomac River steamers.
'onday aud Fridayat Ii 95 a. In.
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County Commissioners.

This body was in session Tuesday,
though no business of importance was
transacted, except the issuing Of few
orders to the couuty's creditors. Two
of the collectors responded to the cali for
funds, and paid in 1855 c. II Posey
paid in Si75 aud Edward Elelen $3.50
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-01-19
Small Por in Calvert Coamty.

Eight cases of smallpox are re-
ported in the ncighborhood of Sunder-
landyille, Calvert county Three deaths
have taken place. The cases thus far are
confined to two families. both colored
The disease was brought by prisoner
released from Jail at Prince Frederick