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CITY ITEMS.
"Penrea5ly If you cam but n,ale,, al ci,.ctn
stances keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup In the house.


The Merry. Merry Christmas Time
The Joyous Holiday season brings to mind the ele-
CANT gifts presented In the city or Orleans, on
November 18Th, by the 1894 Grand Monthly Dis
tribUtlon OF The Louisiana State Lottery under the
sole care and management OF Gen'ls G. T. Beaure-
gard: OF La and Jubal a. Early, OF Va, when over
S2t3,c09 were scattered broadcast. The same thing
VIII take place again Tuesday, Jan'y Is, 1884, the
1uii particulars OF which can be had from NJ A.
Dauphln, New Orleans. La. Ticket No. 6s $50 drew
the capital prize So Coo sold in nfths at 81 each
one tleid by MI. Nj. A. SaccrdOte, No. 50 St Louis
81. Ne" Orleans another by Mr. n. B. Phelps,
ciefk IN the CITY Ireasurer's Office at New Orleans
La; the others decline publication No 65 TIS
drew the second capital S 900, also sold in fifthS
at 81 each-one collected through Bank of Madison
at Jackson, Tenn; another by a party in Maiden,
W Va. The Third capital prize <l0G coo was won bv
No 1920: sold in fifths also, two CT which were
collected by the \. o. National Bank. The fourth
capital prizes OF 5000 each, were by tickets
No 14,SS and 33 100 sold I'm fifthS Also to Robert
Alexander. collected through Mcssrs. Lockwood e
Co, san Antonio, Texas; c. &. FAINT. Madison c. H.
Va, collected through state Bank, Richmond va
ana 50 on 20 the end OF the interIninabe chapter
among the many other participants In the Pacto-
lean stream OF wealth.
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Mr. Rice gives his personal attention to all sit
tincs made in his gallery. Ills reputation Is guar
ahtea OF superior WorE. The finest appointed
Studio IN the city. Cur great reduction III tine work
VIII continue tor 90 DAYS in order 20 Introduce
some new styles. Cabinet PhCtos, $500 per d0z.
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In Isor WATER.

In Hor WATER.
TARHANT'S SETTER ApERIENr
A SALIENT APERIENT
AGREEABLE TO TAKE.
Thoroughly Cloanses the Stomach and Bowels without
Violence or Pain.
IN HOT WATER die
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DAVIS Instantaneous Pictures Of children are
Way ahead OF every other gallery in the city. 10
Pa. aY.
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F0sTERs GREAT Book SALE continues at Walter
b. Williams Co. saleSrooIn, at 30 o. IN Holiday
books are al private sale during The day
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foRDS-BARRY AND FAY.-The Barry and Fay
comedy company open season at FordS theater
Monday evening. Barry and Fay are both excel
eht character comedians, and Mudoon and Null
cney are ltlsh types, which, In the hands OF these
actors, are Infinite amusing Irish ArstOcraey;,
at Mudoons Picnic, is an improvement upon the
Ouer sketch which Barry and Fay have heretofore
presented In this city with so much success
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Buy y0ur cakes for Christmas. Miss Martins
none nude viii be fresh. John H. Ia 5ruder 1Il7
New York avenue
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SA,:sTAG's commencing. Look in the auction
column
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HEBREWS CHRIsTaIAs CIFrS-Ail who huy FIVE
dollars worth OF boots. SHOES. Slippers rIbbnrs or
arctic, Untl n"Ceubcr 25fn VIII te presented with
per % Shoes worth Hf,y cents anti q handsome
souvenir. our prices lower than the lowest.
l. BEIfRRUN. f.r3 TN street.
Look fOr-The OlG Woman in Window
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PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskins and fine
assortment OF bottled goods JAS. Iharp, SIS st,
northwest.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR SALE-THE HEALTH RESORT OF THE
y North; forty-o acres on Atlantic City beach:
choice ground with unsurpassed front, extending
this tract is Offered entire; would double value in
snort period and is susceptible of being made the finest
place the coast & BARTON
dl1-I 2i7 v. Sd Street, Philadelphia
EroR SALE-FIyE LOTS ON SIXTEENTH STREET,
Il between and streets 1sxSO: street newly paved;
sewers in front and rear brick basement foundations
already laid for houses Price 81.
dl5-2w PARKER TOWNSEND, l41S street.
TrOR SALE-LOTS-CHOICEL LOTS ON SIXTEENTH
y street at speculative prices. PARKER < TOWN
SEND, lifS street northwest. dl2-2w
ISOR SAIE-THE FINEST BUILDING SITE IN
y market nearly 2T0o9 feet 3 fronts grand view of
Washington. the Potomac and neghboring portions of
Virginia. Address b. x L., Star office dI2-2w.
NOR SALE-I HAVE ONE OF THE MOST DFSTR-
a able Building Sites street for sale; % feet
'front.' adjoining the east the handsome stone resi-
delice of Commissioner Edmonds between 10th and 18th
streets northwest. This lot can be had at a low price
ds-2w l.l6 + stree nortbw,es.
DOR SALE-I HAVE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
building Site on Connecticut avenue for sale, being
the southwest corner of Connecticut and st
northwest frontage on Connecticut avenue 1O9 feet
most desirable location elegant residence
large public or Flats building, having frontages on
three prominent streets. JNO. A. PRESCOTT.
de-2w l3l6 street northwest
I,OR SALE-I HAVE ONE OF THE MOST EIIGI-
II bly, located sites for modern residence on 10th
street, near street northwest for sale 5OxlOO feet
There are two frame houses this lot which yield $50
per month rent desirable location size of lot and
price JNo A. PRESCOTT, 14l6 st. N. W. ds-2w
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12l1 end 1919 Pennsylvania avenue.

In SICKNESS you often want q stlmu!ant Wine
is often prescribed by your physicians When YOU
want what is pure, and always known to he So get
1sse Native NiHe at Chr. Nanfer'S Gil 18th ST. IL W.
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TIE finest display OF neorSchaUn goods ever ex-
-.f6lted, at Horizons, 80 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
EI.e Enf,Nrr.

CTF-rv or TIE CHIEF SIGSAT. OFFICER.
WASHI5GT0E, u. C., Dec. ~ 1S,5 go am
For the middle Atlantic states. rain o. snow
Increasing winds. e65trlJ during the day and shift
IN IT. notth|y-tarsy tonight, rising followed by
IatuuE temperature AM failing followed by rising
Barometer. FItr weather - Indicated for east
ern gf- south Atlantic and middle Atlantic states
on thursday.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lOR RENT-GOOD, PAVED BRICK STABLE
room for two horses and carriage: one square from
capitol rent low. Apply to II. +. SLATER, corner New
Jersey avenue and ID street southeast dlg-2s
NOR RENT
4 New Brick Stable with stalls coachrans quarters
Garriaae house loft &c. in the immediate vicinity Of
Dupont Circle. Apply to
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.
dli6t 1924 street northwest.
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r. H. DOUGLASS q Sons. C3Psicu!n Cough Drops
are manufactured by themselves and are me result
OF over forty Yeas experience in compromising
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SPECIALTIES.
SEWING MACHINES. &c.

De w INU MACHINES, DC.
FTNHE DAVIS VERTICAL FEED SEWING MA.
Il chine stands without arrival ~
does large line Of desirable work which other ms
chimes that Use the four motion feed cannot do Cali at
Office and be convinced.
Mo BALDWIN. 907 street northwest
HAT GREAT "HOUSEHOLD,n SILENT
ch; Mniss New Homo, " Boston," fine Sewing Ma
once and save money; Renting aud repairing spe-
c1alty. MCKINNEY. 427 9Th ST. NV sep35
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THE ARMOUR COLLECTION OF PAINTISGs-NIuch
interest Is manifested over the collection OF paint
ihS5s now on exhibition az MeSsrS. Walter b. VIII
ialIi9 q 90 5 art salearooil No 1903 Pennsylvania
%Iehue IL presents fine display OF every variety
OF subjects. The exhibition IS somewhat short
Ihe 81: begins TO morrow Thursday evening at 8
oclos", at which time, no doubt, a large company
Will be present.
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SAFE OF FCRSTTURr.-Walter Il. Williams & Co
aNctoEeeIs. "li sell Fri.ay az No l333 O street
the household effects OF n lady declining house,
AttplAS. see a4NerllaNInent In auction column.
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WHITIAN.s pure candy, - cts. H.: 5 lbs. for g.
Hode-iiiitic lince meat and pies. Jarvis, l26 9Th
street.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EtOR RENT-UNFURNISHED FLATS TO FIRST
Il class reliable parties delightful and handsome To-
cation. Address N NJ, Star Office dl93t
IGOR RENT-A CHOICE FLAT IN THE BEST SEC
= ton OF northwest. for six months. at 500 LOUIS
/. SHOEMAKER go street northwest dIS-3t
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Nasaldinc cures Catarrh, for % cts.
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VANTED-YOUNG COLORED MAN THAT IN
w dtrstands waiting and dining-rooIn work: also
good chainbermaid. Boarding House, al H street
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CARFETs.-Bright styles OF ingram carpets, 81 cts
5octS - Is; drpE@cts ;5Gn Soto 500 - 10 :9Co
SlUop: floor oil cloths, 31ets. 5lctS.; G2cts; best
brussels, .JctS. TCTsoHs, IA. ave, S0uth side.
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''ROush on Rats" clears out Rats, Mice. 15c,
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~ ANTED-A WHITE GIRL, TO ASSIST IN GEN
" erai housework, at 22l6 18th street north
est dj9-3ts
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SELECT SCHOOL

II An Elementary aid hGh S-hocl for both e-yas
street between lSh aud 18th streets 1-'fIy.- -,
erlvr aaFaE.aSos Terms moderate. Pupils r,.sf.I
any time Az. charged from cate OF eItrs Az =
school rooms from a IL. 10 T. m. -
A5-srn e.,
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THE TURKISH CARPET SALE. - Owing TO the
storm the attendance at the grand Turkish carpet
sale today was not large, and only 4 few numbers
on the catalogue were sold. One or those fine Agra
carpets was purchased by n real estate broker Tor
three huniired dollars. which was an immense bar
gain The sale viii be resumed Tomorrow at II
O'Clock, and Mr.. D0wling'S Instructions are to sell
regardless OF Value. It Is seldom such an Oppor-
figures.
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THE Law net SEVERE ENOCGH-EdWard Mock
abee was charged in the Police Court, this morn
ing. with Indecent exposure. Several young lady
pupils In the Nalach school building, East wash
lngt0n, testified that this man comes around the
building. exposing his person, and chaSeS the snail
girls The court fined him 500 or 90 days, and said
there ought 10 be some more eficaciOuS law for
these fenlS.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-NERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
Tor rent IN the National Safe Deposit COMPANY q
building, northeast 18th street and New York
avenue n17- I'm
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COMPETENT GIRL. AS WAITRESS
~ ana chtinbernald: references required. Call at
j25 street after O'Clock dI4-2t.
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SNANTED-IN A FAMILY OF -FOUR GROWN
~ persons, servant for general houseworh; Apply
ut lUl6 llth stree: northwest. DIST.
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ESGRArISGs, SC.-The largest and best selected
stock OF steel engravings, etchngs. indotints &c,
Is exhibited at NeerhOff'5 stores, 9l6 and All 7th
street, where all sizes and styles OF frames are made
TO order and novelties OF all description are sold
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DROFESSOR ALEX. DE wOLOwSKI RFnPFNS
Il hs Musical Institute at $40 NV York avenue w
Tor Singing and Piano Instruction Ivy ms remarkably
short method Parties for IHrlur Concerts Operas and
Oratorlos VIII ind their Mecca in PROFESSOR System
which Is the shortest and best saving Practice
and training voices quickly To the very highest cuua
Ladles' seillharles attended To. aul7
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Smokers try DR.. Carman's Dentalaid Wash.
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ITANTED-IN A WOOD AND COAL OFFICE, AN
w energetic reliable and competent Man of good
nrearanee and address; best reference required. Adj
IUsS COAL, Star office dI9-3ts
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NJ WILDWOOD INSTITUTE FOR BORN sfNVS
~ I,icoiUA lie, Ia, - miles f-'in nrai s'r =. "a.
siuaents ITeIsr'd Tor junior var ia college S,.ri..
instruction m music ITlNEta TUTORING r., t--.i -,
backward rlIIiis. c1rtiUy arraugel .ar.s---t . .
little boys So 20 $50 ivr SESSION IRw.i.- "a ~,
rcCptGIlt EaCt l'y PATRONS j. SEOlaTlIt.I --4t :
lesesl A. N. PRINCIPAL t--. -
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bALTiMonE, kco- l1iN
Icssrs EdilHrs The grain
again excited this week, ard prizes
Iher advanced, ewing 20 the great fioe g
the Nest and the probable injury to the grow
ing " heat cFUp here aud Ia Europe from ex-
eessive rains-FlouF Is also higher consequent
upon the Hdvan,e in wheaf--The market Is
firm, and closing quotations OF Southern
wheat and corn yesterday aFe as follows -
Fuilz FINN 1913 20 i2s cts. and Lougbrrry
Us "a i30. G., m so 20 So cts. for damp.
and n to % cts. for prime DIR. Oats are
quiet and fvui. only iobbing sales OF West.
rrn reported at 50 cts. Rye is quiet and
nosninally steady Al u to - cts, per bushel,
for Nd
Ia the t,bacco market, I think there Is
more activity than in the past. particularly
rs regards the better grades OF new crop 0l
Nd, desirable supplies fnding ready sale at
Fair prizes. Common grades, however. are
dull and low. The pricrs Of Nd. crop range
from to 3 cents per H.. and fancy . little
higher -Groend leaves from 70 cents,
with market very dull for common dirty SAM
pes. Receipis set coniinue very light. Good
slork. poultry, oysters, game, and al kinds
Of miscellaneous stuff in demand and selling
generally a. good prices. Glover seed IL yrl
high and show no indication Of decline.
From the present outlook, think that reason
ably early shipments OF tobacco, good condi-
ti0n being necessary, Of course. would not be
uoadvisable, as prices win likely be as good
then as At any time during the SEASON.
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harn, Nrnl eae - or eifizsns IL he var q
1873 g learn good maemPrs " ron don.k
NAnk 70 - seai . Calvert. yrn hsd hesier
SEP yn4r writing IL yon dart f1Aavs
so4feAsf. VIII raFsy ron - Deirnits pat yon
- .nafA nt tAN Betsy @aEe ana send yuH ~
SHAKE Island aelighsfai Bpct IN the pro-
ssnrs g Msn!sqAa, Nanaae. Stake lsiaNq e
: saaaii lsisna y ne Hlaaie q hsaAlias
-. ~ 1Hnt.sf Hmes tn.fs are EfeAt
- eAies snakes 80 tne taAnd- Is +
sFk5 femaftnoie fafe The lsiaBd e eeEes-
= ore. VAN ronna spilnw pebbles o. afNolise
. :. Mhen 80 sind = - the West.
~ 49, su...s s ,sa .ae : go sssy mssa-
- sounas ne aaaars - netis The
n0uhnefm nasnFe q sslnna . Foegy md he
aenesy very pis 8M Aanlipha
sfssse % imaians - 4NAa and iD0k
upon The rlare IS 4 1eR tho SPEAK
Ing God, as . sort IS 9 tsre al AZ
larry People arsoE Nwe-s. Nou,.
ssle1a, ~ can hass ~ wa4a lliia
woaia eeFiainly haTs ron delaIhed 90 this
earthly lsmhe until abont ne middle s8s
April. Very lskelysAEe woRld be some dif-
hrnisy N HlR May. RslNsh angh0risles
might o.leet 70 9 - Ike you lanaing
On thR Stores 81 q You ulightsget NJ
ss,:'.fg Fenizs ezfi snd give Old Bog
apA lncfe fFpnl es So Eou INSIST he seuf
sonleHheFe, AZ sse EsEeIg ron are dispssed
e Afsp Up Q iolg ~ aeput post-ofaee mat
~ iTien4 20 a4Fe evidently = very
szfefn aliaek 81 vesslHe advise yosif Faly-
alrians who "a no doe = good one. % hare
TOu seat 80 hGrMe LeH4fmae As there hme
hsen some dispute all0u& Horse E4mtifnde.
VII say t9 sosls Horse E.Atifnde Is about lsIT
way hetwesn SpniR aEA Ne mouth o. theriv-
er Osinoco. HsEa, IL % lines, the Spanish
nsed % throg their hnfsea eserboarn- Oaing
20 some pecnihatiiy e re atmosphere. horses
become suddenly saisete4 Hllh swelling 10
me throat, and vast e.plssrs died. bnt
sirange % say, the piare Esv0mble 20 the
heslih Of man. Even c. nmp'ive people uet
relieved when crossing HaEae Latitude. The
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-02-22

81 CLEagET BAY, FGb.l9, 1888.
RessEs. Editors "A long dTne aaelapsed
since last endited you Few items. 3 me IL
has seemed an age. A long series Of events
have transpired; some ofihese were trivial, Of
course, such as happens in the ordinary rou-
others have left an impress on the scroll Of
memory which no tirae enn ever eIIs.ce --sad
events which the recolgeesian will call up in
the after years. A tfaleR sther moraliz-
ing, the theme is too sad
would be dighting liz most important
topic IL failed 20 say s0melhIng about the
weather; bnt nhat can say that Is not al
ready in everybody mouth The only thing
that can be said that we hfve had ever
sinre Christmas an uaarfrupted spell Of the
Inost rainy. slc9py, muddy, disagreeable
weather imaginable. in regard t0 the rundI-
ton Of the roads. the universal opinion Is that
'-ihe.bottom has dropped oui." II is gener-
ally conceded that the weather has formed q
particular conspiracy against the young men
land bOysl, as every Sunday this year has
been the worst day in the week. compelling
them either 70 brave very rough weather or to
forego the delights Of an evening in the COM
pany Of the fair ones. This last thought re-
calls scene Of few SUNDAYS ago In which
two young persons seemed 10 lie revelling
amidst the PLEASURES 0f a terrestrial paradise
| contemplated the picture for a few minutes
and tlisn mentally inquired, ''W hat will the
future be %
The wheat during the last few DAYS, which
have been mild, b revived greatly, presentiI z
q ''gr"en" prospect which may not be 50 bad
sitter all.
Some OF our citizens are sometimes greatly
worF ell and disappointed by Steamboat irreg-
ularities; as there are now no imptdimrnts to
navigation, why is il thar the regular steanl-
eFs do not resume their trips =?
Death, the reaFer, ssili Is reaping.''
& in the death 0f Mr. lambert Russell tie
community has lost one Of is best members
II. loss 10 his fsnliIy is a severe one. can
deeply sympathize with them in their bcreave-
meat.
Hiss Maria Guy, an elderly lady, who has
bexn III long time Of para! sis, died few
weeks ago
clock, p. IN. AZ this hour two young
men are departing 20 rail- on q yOung lads
who Is wishing this neishlnrhocd. / hol'e
they may 81 end a ine eeknln9 and enable the
young lady 70 10 50 too noticed peculi-
arity ab- Gt one Of these Young Incn which
would like tU mention, Tut prudence c0mIiells
me 90 i0rebtar. Yours most truly. G..
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TARIFP COMMISSION REPoRT.-Ws
have to thank Hon Andrew G. Chap
man. our polite and attentive repre-
Eentive in Congress. for copies of The
Tariff Commission RspOFt. sEhs Re.
port Is in two volumes and numbers
over $500 pages. Il supplies. no
doubt. very instructive and agreeable
reading. but we despair Of ever get
ting through with t. Had our lot
been cast with the patriarchA when
the lives Of men were measured BY
centuries, we might have felt il :
duty to master the work before cast-
ing it aside. Unhappily, hamAn lie
has been greatly abbresiAted n nod.
ern times. and We parephrnae Lord
Macaulav when ws aay. that Il Il IN
fair TO exact such large amount Of
reading as this Report requires from
50 brief an existancs a. falls to the
lot Of the present race Of mortals.
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a earn 10 !.

CARRIES. Feb. lash. Issa.
NessFS, Editors I'D noiiresi Ia lhe LAST issue
g. - =. AIS p 9 papes that nv Bndd 3 Greek
hseae ms aRain opeaka bis haftrFy and Il
siaa bnng 90 me. As Hiead seems % have
fot into = te'ter hnsE1, swing 81 change
70 me weather. Ihzs - pro inced re1esion
~ MS ss'em II etes not klaw 90 loud
- out his iaAuance III WnshFnoton a.
iraenM thtnks IN Nard Ao he Sentenced "a tie
ury IorauFns lie Thinks Tortugas 4 dread
~ liare, ana sasa Nartiisr ca, Il took 4
military ioFee % send eAsnders against she
Rovernment % this n|ase. end that, too. lag
tue crime ~ .ag g assassin ne the
President % the UntsIlk States. ,l,e i,nn,.r,sl
Ahssaham Llncoins Ibid n0l charge that ans
old f.iend MAS guilty. of any srin.s sufIirig.,,
20 send him 20 the Dry Tortngas, bat oniy
said y was thr &C IslAee 60 sEuA complainers
Like himself 4 viii select an0lher plnre 10
send yon. Sir. sou talk like 4 u,an ever
hnard. Tour head j wool-gatheriug and
yoa wonld never be taken Tor a Prince. 4
ihink yon Night he sfnf "a falF9rt county.
where the old british eEieer, Admiral Cock
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The salary Of . Congressman il
5000 q year. and the Detroit Free
! Press wonders how he can spend slO.-
OOO for election expenses. live above
his salary IN Washington, and retire
from the OiRss with > fortune. Il Is
easily explained. Those who retire
with fagtlnleamaks thsirEOnsy either
~ wri6a poetry or Conducting \
phzs!e s6Iumn il juvenile weekly
paper. Some persons think they
make their money dishonesty but
this j > ereat. mistake. -
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IN MENuRlAM.

Messrs Editors 81 have heard, with ne III
frlt regret, OF the death Of Nm. L. Russell on
the 4ih inst. and seigu would lay my feeble
tribute ~ his h0n0red lomb-ssThe hesrt
feels mosi when the lips move NOT, !" and Il d
hard for ne who knew him long and inti-
massly 70 End 6tiing words in which 20 ex-
prses my high appreciation Of his noble worth.
= knoRgh ihst he wAs = sev0uL Christian
sud one 81 ST. Mary's best citizens, end God.
ones he has lrgt behind, I would commend
lis blamelras life a. bright example fnr ihe;r
imitAli0n-Of enemies, sneh man eould
have none. Twas Of snrh rs Ne, the poet
wrote 'an honest maa Is the nohiesf work OF
God L, II. II.
BaliimOrr, Febry., tn, isss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-02-22

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of ST. Mary's County, Set:
Feb. ID, 1888.
ORDERED by the Court, That " m. l..
~ A. Russell and Charles J. Resell, exc
cutors Of
WILLIAM L. RUSSELL.
late Of 81. Mary county. Md. deceased, give
the n'diee required hy law 10 the deressed' :
creditors 20 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once u week for six sucCes.
sive weeks 10 the ST. Mari . sEAcoK.
Test: JOHx b. AaELL,
Register Of Wills for 81. Mary county.
NOTICE.
IN pursuance Of Tie alsoye order. we hereby
give noiire that we have obtained from the Or
pllans' Court of -. Mary's county, Maryland.
letters lestameniary on the personal estate
OF William l.. RnRseIl, late Of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
tie said decreased are hereby notified 10 exhib-
III the same with the proper vouchers attached
thereto e. the subscribers, on or before the
18th day Of Aug, 1850, they will Otherwise
by law be excluded from the benefits Of the
said estate. All persons indebted 20 the de-
erased are requested TO make immediate pay
ment 20 tie subscribers.
WI. l.. A. RUSSELL,
CHARLES j. RUSSELL.
Executors.
Feb Is. Ies3-6w.
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NOTICE.

0aies e Couniy Com=issi0nerp, !
IeonaritoHn, Id, Feb, 18th, 1852.
fT7HE County Commissioner sf 1T. haryss
C0autF aiil meet Is their ore ia IL
EoaFf Hons& Tor lie purpose Of noting
TRANSFERS.
ADDITIONS
AND ABATENExTS
durfng the Marrh Term "a che Circuit Court.
Fersuin Interested viii be heard only at this
Tine. By order.
ExOCH b. ABELL,
CLERK to coanfy Commissioners.
Feb. 18Th. le83-id.