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DIR, Todd's Pills

pectfnly solicts their favor Gfebs:tf
DIR. Todd's Pills
hN DC had fresh and genuine al the following places in
- IheC!y oil Wheeling and vicinity, viZ-At the Drug
oiGS " II jaLes Baker kels CgIdwe; BrentIinger IL
EOS * u Logan d o; Fredk YahrIing, WIN Mckee &
Co; (RicMetown); Brentinscr Centre WLeelingI. ar
The Shoe store OF Todd & Devol, market square, and at
Fifth streets. " ' ~
They also be had at p Dunns Grave Creek: A To-
1ilion's and Jacob GOodings, National ROai BENZ l.
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson .Strngcrs west Wheel
IIIsi and Ely Lonnan's, bridgeport, Ohio.
hcse pms need no further recommendation than air
lh they nave now been in constant for than
twenty years. and if you will only give them they
VIII speak Tor hemselves-try them 25c per box: 50 per
d0z; so per gross. jan6
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
NJ HEREAS, by act OF the Gcueral Assembly of Vir
W gina, passed June 8, 1882 the Wheeling Bel.
Capital STOCK 10 any amount not exceeding three
thousand dollars, including the stock already subscribed
ana were further authorized 10 eqazc the old with the
new stock by the issue much ne stock to the
Od holders as the Board OF Managers might deem eu,a
be- ~i
And whereas, the stockholders Company at thei
h0riZed tho Board OF Managers increase the
lock OF said company according provision OF said
ac ana to take such steps under the their udg.
nent should be reasonable and proper.
ANA whereas, at meeting OF the Board Managers OF
said Company held on the eth day of January 1853 il was
resolved that the capital stock thereof should
company ordered make the arrangements and take
The Steps necessary TO books and subscrp-
ions Tor new stock fer said increase capital
Noce Is hereby given thai books subscription for sai
stoCk VIII be opened at the Office Russell FzhuC in
The city OF Wheeling "Wednesday the 9th dav OF March
1888, and will continue me place Tor ten m
STOCK Will hc required 20 be paid time
AMI the residue thereof required By Board OF Mama
gers. liy order of the board,
JAMES BAKER. Pres't
Enw. II. FTzmUGu, Clerk. CialI3 :dtd
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Wheeling and Kanawha Line
McLURE HOUSE,
JAMGS CARROLL PROPRIETOR

WHEELING, VA.
AS been recently completed at cost of over 81 10 OO
aIu lur Hlshed III the very best style contains all
INC appliances in use in the best Eastern Hotels and is
calculated in all respects for first class House.
The Proprietor having been engaged heretofore in one of
the best Eastern Hotels is determined his
III style inferior to east and res
pectnlly solcits their ia vor. Gfehe.tf
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McCLALLENS Il KNOX, &C.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS and SHOES,
ALeR and Boys Pelm Hats, Band Boxes &C.,
ut Tie aoeH knotCn stand
BIG RED BOOT.

M are now receIvngfrom Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments, OF the largest and
offered in this any other market They have
been manufactured to order, according direc
tions, and intended expressly for retailing To
regular customers and all others who may with
call, offer unusually large variety OF Boots
Shoes which equalin quality OF material and
workmanship to those manufactured in this any part
the United States Our stock will be found consist,
part, Of the folio wing seasOnablc goods:
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NEW YORK MARKET.

I March 10.
| Flour, State brands 4,75aS7, Ohio 4,93, South
ern 3, l2a5, 25 and heavy. Wheat purchasers de-
| mand concessions not generally conceded by hold
ers. Rye quiet. Oats buoyant. Corn, white 81
yellow 654, dull. Whisky %, demand fair. Pork
mes l6,25a37, prime 1924 and limited.
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PROPOSALS FOR KEEPING THE POOR.
DRoPOSALS will be received by the undersigned until
1 9oclcck A. NJ, on Monday the 21st inst, keeping
c aupcrs in the house for year April list,
1888 The proposals to state the riice persvee
@ washing and lodging each person, and
al rent each is willing to pay the poor house and
grounds. 4. s. TODD, Prcs't
lchll Board OvcrSeers of the Poor.
| | x BBIS. Alcohol, in store and for sale by
~ (lcb92) KELLS IL CALDWELL.
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lS CHANCRRY.


IS.
Patrick Rooney JerTett Nc
Cord and Lawrence Mangon, 7. r
partners under the firm ~ Oh"NcEHf'
OF Patrick Rooney g. Co, Jas.
Mckee, and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad company.
The object this suit is obtain decree, sUbjectng
Moneys goods and effects OF the defendants, Patrick
Rooney Co., in The hands Of the other de endanis
yment complainants demand, of 2T9 DC cents,
ject conditional credit Of so.
Affidavit having been made that the said Jerrett Nc
Coz and Lawrence Mangon, not inhabitants OF the
commonwealth of virginaon motion of the plaintiff BY
his attorney it is ordered they appear within
due publication OF this order, and do may
necessary their interests in this suit and thh
copy OF said order be forthwith ertcd in neTspa
per published in the city Wheeling, successive
weeks and posted at the mt door of the court house OF
Ohio county the first day of the next county court.
4 copy-Tes!e: ALONZO LORING, CPk
a.
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Tho Primary Department
OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute

Meade Collegiate Institute.
WELLSBURGj VA.
THE Fail session of this School will MON
DAY TIE 1911 OF SEPTEMBER, and will continue five
cEGlar Months
Nopupil will be received less time than session.
unless by special agreement,-and when entered
deduction will be made absence during the session.
Cept in ofprotracted scknessno will any pupil
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS:
bay pupiIs,-Prmary English Department. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical 1900
Board and Tuition per session OF five MONTHS. 1900
Orc hafinvariably in advance the remainder the mid
die of the session.
~ discount OF 10 will be hills OF all
Ministers OF the GOSPEL.
mFor further Information catalogue published by
Board of Trustees.
Byorder fthe board,
SAML ID. ToMPKINS, Rector
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4 LONG evenings approach, the demand for good
~ clear LIoHr free from smell and smoke increases
We respectfully invite all who wish good light, free
the above objections TO examine the PhoSphee
use and for sale at the Queenswae Store No. IS Monroe
Street, near the Post Office, Wheeling Va.
sortnent with without cut shades been received
septic EsS3a SHE j. K. DUNHAM q, Co
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on BUAES LEMONS. -
~ > Cases Sardines. -
= Bales ROT1o Almonds.
5 Foxes Goshen Cheese-warranted. .e
Candies as low any house in the city to Keep
dry For sale at BR0oAS
septe-tf. '' No. 1t2 MeIns
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad!
THE subscriber, agent Ia, caldwell ~ Wayman, for
Wheeling, and the west. for the sale their
Superior Chesapeake Oysters
put at Annapolis, Md respectfully begs leave TO in
form the public that he will keep supply
OF the above fresh from the bed, and No.
The genuine are labelled &C aldwell & Wayman.'
ted. n & COOK
ian221md
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". K. CHEESE.

Books Just Received at the Depot
~ ALLANf TOM, or PERKS of the Ocean; Lie OF Vcis
" situdes Story of Revolutionary Times, by G p X
James, onessons OF Eaton foyi KuickcL booker
NoTeniber; Model Architect; Europe i'll Hurry, by
Wiikcsi Blitncdale and Scarlet Letter. by Hawthorne;
Rochester the Merry Days England and any quantity
of oIcts. CnovITl JA H Mem ECHEN
Buckslxin Gloves.
IN PAIRS Oil Tanned Euckskin Govcs-the in nc
~ market. Just received at
iehIn uEISk &.
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-zS-1s21S mo. ISL. -ssSs!
wONFS's ALTERS MINIS
CATERS AND JFSNTl l,5OO mems cali boots,
1000 mems goat boots,
200 pr woncns CATERS, 1000 pr mems kip boots,
100 do half CATERS, 1000 mems buff and seal do
900 do walking shoes, MEMS BRoGASs.
500 do peggcd buskins, 900 mems calf brogans,
so do kid buskins, slip 1,0O0goat brogans,
pers and Jenny Linds. 800 kip do
Also, an assortment OF 800 buff and seal boots,
cHILDREE's HOTTIES. 1000 do thick 10
i,5OO pr fancy bOotc9s,
1000 kid & moyocco "a 500 pair boys calf boots,
1000 childTen's peg'd'' 700 do kip do
100 children's goat a. 300 do thci: do
MISSES nOorEEs 200 do seal do
BUsKIES.
300 misses lace, 500 pr youths calf boots,
500 do do e er DO DO 59 SS do do t hR do do
300 do kid and mo- ANDYouTus BRoGANs
rocco buskns 1,G00Pr boys kip brogans,
$50 do black, blue, and 500 do calf do
6rouzed CATERS, 900 do thick do
wOAFS'S BOOTS.
1900 pairs gum 81 oes. 500 goat lace boots
1000 do Mrs do do 200 calf do
500 do Misses do do 900 lii do
NHEs PALM HATS GOO kip do
1900 doZ- mems and boys
straw hats the largest 1900 Band oXes, superior
sOrtment ever brought i'll. quality.
TO the city,
&c, Idoz Deer Skins, 30 sides tanned Cowhides
Thankful for the liberal heretofore exenledtO
solicit continuance OF the same.
mari MCCLALLENS & KNOX
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High AMI Lo'0, Rich and Poor, look at this!
Baskets! Baskets! Baskets!!

l.. MOONY
now manufacturing willow OF all sorts and sizes
Including willow wagons gigs, close hampers, baskets
chairs cradles market baskets, covered and vGred
travelling baskets, ladies' sewing baskets
lion Baskets of description order from the
finest quality ofwow, the shortest and most
reasonable terms All those wishing any thing my line
can be supplied by calling sending at my shop, west
SIDE OF market square two doors from Union street,
lg, where manufacture and keep hand large assert
ment in the above line, wholesale and retail prices
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Testimony non pr. Henry White, Albany,

New York
fEy7=SS1SSS1SSI . It:-l have given your PunI1nic
H<YrSA a BSSSk - Waters trial; and although OPP
DSASAlSk&$$SSp posed to giving certificates for Pat
MS4tSsE Medicines still, think your cx.
traordiIary remedy entities il to the
rs kSSSi ESSSS15 recommendation of every medical
Ey<S man, md have pleasure Ii wing my
N testimony in its favor. l find it par
ltiCularly scrvicea bic in coughs and
iSSSjIIkSNSAIIasthIn and .shall frequently recon-
IESNsAHE3dInend them TO nv patients!
V~~S HENRY WHITE, NJ, ID
TO Mr.. JAMES BRYAN, Proprietor of Bryan's Fumomic
Waters.
Price % cents per box. ..
For sale by /. II. PATTERSON; 80 Monrocst
mar1 Sole Agent.
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CITY OF WHEELING, )
y

I ~ CLERK's OFFICE, March 10. 1883. {
EALED proposals for renting the public Hay Scales
~ for one year from AID after the day April next
will he received until Monday inst at O'Clock
Pm - ~ '
SISad proposals be left either with the clerk of tho
city, OF The undersigned. GEO Z. WIGKHNM
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VIM. Bole.

Virginina-At Rules held in the clerks office of the
circuit court of Ohio county, in tho month OF March
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Chnngc of Time!
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL ROID.
q. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh

feco,ae,z. 4. THE fine side wheel
I lE%n-.-Eh passengers II Il
WINCHESTER, Cap. x5tS.23t.3;;tt13
Ea5sIssE-szl Geo. ID. Moore and tzsasez=S-sssss5E1
lURNAL, Capt. Thos Calhoun, will be yvccm
Wheeling and Pittshurgh-thc Winchester leaving Wheel
ngcHcry Monday Wednesday and Friday; and the Dur
nal every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Al: A. NJ;
arriving at Wesvle in time to connect with the Cevc
land cars and at Pittsburgh in time morning lines
East Returnng-the Winchester leaves Pittsburgh we
ry Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, nd the Diunal cv-
cry Monday, "Wednesday and Friday 10 \ NJ; arriving
at Wheeling in time for the msi! lines Ohio.
tFor freight or passage, apply on hoard or
S. c. BAKER Il Co, Ageni.
Through tickets for Cevclanh Toledo Monroe, lie
troll; Milwaukee, Chicago Buffalo and Duukirk sold at the
Office OF s. c. BAKER j. Co. feb5
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New Wholesale Tobncco Store.
LOGAN. CARR &. Co

MOULD respectfully inform the public, that they la V,
W takenlthc new store room No 81, Main street Che
tween Monroe and QUINCY where they will open in a few
days with the largest assortment OF Tohl;c Snuff oI
cgn and domestic Cgars Sc, before out
The Eastern Cities and TO which they would call the attc
ton of dealers before purchasing elsewhere.
MARC
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FOX RENT.
\ brick dwelling house John street The above
hsls contains eight rooms and is undergoing thorough
repairs 1t has also large and elegant yad Inquire OF
NaT9"td a. HUGHES
OF haf,u q !, Six,I,
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FOR RENT.
TWO story brick house, situated on the Island -
N Possession given immediately. Enquire of LEAN.
DER ZANE, or l.. CRANMER, 10, Union street
mar9
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WOIS = NEW RO(IKs

Nilette, by the author OF jane Eyre; The Two Mcr
ton Myerdayi The Spitiire, by Capt Chamier; Godey
E Gale . Of splendid EnsSyipgs Rose Somcrvc and thu
by Julia Kavanaugh; The Successful Merchant. by Wm
Arthur; Dickens Household wOrds Knicker booker
Aihrchi Dyes and ThOnpsOn's Counterfeit Dcec oI
MaTCn, &c. J. H. NCNECTEN
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Glue and Snnd Paper FsinbIishmenI.
A. R. DILLON &, Co,

SUCCESSORS TO F. B. HORNBROOK)
! Near the Catholic Burying ground.
II AVE taken the above establishment where they in
" tend u manufacture Glue and Sand Paper the best
quality, which they will terms as they can
be bought anywhere in the West
u5@CaSh paid
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MOhET NEW TUUDS.
nv hive this day received additional supply
w lable goods, comprising mOusen dc aines in those
ushlonabie coiors apple green and fair coors,
er desirable coors also bcTazeS in all cOloTs More
cade silks; two pieces BScho'S high lstre, pain black
Silks elegant Grape shaws; CORD shav< pri.
es; nosn de bege extra qullity also hosiery every
description suitable for the present am approaching
SOM some of the styles for children entirely French
courccts ladies skirts, with nany desirable goods
Lar HEISEEIJ,r Co
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Cod Liver Oil.

I GSE received: boxes Samuel Shines manu(ac1u,
OF pure Medicinal Cod Liver Oil the article of Il
kind brought to this any other market.
BRENTLlNGER & ARMSTRONG,
lu11 IL I'll
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THE partnership between the subscribers under III
hrm of s. G. Baker d Co. is this day dissolved by nutua
consent The business the firm will be Sc tiled
by L. p. Woods at their Office on Water street.
Sc. BAKER.
Jan. 81. 1888. l.. p. WOODS.
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New Boots and Shoes.

VIM BOle, 161 Main Street, Wheeling,
now opening the first lot of his Fall Winter stock
OF BOOs and Shoes, which embraces every style ard
quality in the shoe trade for ladies' misses chdrcHs
wear, Gents boys and youths Shoes To desig
nent
U5 This stock exclusively New York and Philadelphia
make; The latest style and best workmanship
both cities; ii is warranted and guar by
ers and the undersigned Particular attention is to
the article of ladies travelling boots. WV. BOLE.
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Public Sale

OF very Valuable E.ot
WILL, Monday the 81 t day OF March inst sell a
public auction the premises, that very valuable IL
"i ground known number mue suua re number trc
on Main street. in the city of Wheeling.
hts lot VIII be sold i'll three seperac parcels twcnt
TWO ieet front each on Main street, and reaching back
Iu depth OF the lot to the new street lately opened by
pot Terms made known time OF sale.
PARKER NIpRETT
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STEAMBOATS,.

S. C. BAKER. JOHN LIST
-. g. BAKER CO.
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
Nv ILL attend to the receiving delivering of freight
w and collection OF freight bills.
US Office at the Store. Guct1S-itC
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-04

of Senator Seward and his followers.
On the whole, this article embraces the
most powerful defence of the Admins
tration's policy in the New York affair,
which has yet seen the light.
The Sentinel extenuates the speech of
Senator Cooley, though announcing its
disapproval of it. The editor says:
"Mr. Cooley had peculiar provocations and
pressing incentives to impassioned denuncia-
tion-to mad invective-but his denunciations
and invectiyes should have been directed
against the blood.hounds by whom he was
pursued-against the libellers by whom he
was vilifed, and not against the Chief Magis-
trate of the nation"
The same paper quotes with apparent
exultation, resolutions highly compliment.
tary to its course and the purposes for
which it was established, recently adopt.
ed by the Adamantine general committee
of New York city-the same commit &c
by-the-by, who are constantly denouncine
the President and the Cabinet as traitors
villains, fools, &c.
The Clipper exults and moralizes ovel
the success of the Maine law ticket il
Baltimore.
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4,523 3,e
Fourth Congregational District.
Majority, 33l Majority, 1,1O1

Majority, S31 Majority, 1,1Ol
In Anne Arundel county, the vote on
the State ticket is close, Lyon gains in
this county on loves vote.
Hartford county gives Lyon 81 major
ity. Lowe had 9.
Howard county gives Lyon 50 MAORI
ty: gain over Lowe.
Talbot county gives Lyon % MAORI.
ity. Lowe had CT.
In Kent county Bowie has 6S majority.
Carroll county gives Lyon 800 maj.
Frederick county gives Bowie, thus far,
308 majority. A gain.
Allegheny county gives Lyon over 700.
A large gain.
There is no doubt of the election of
four Democrats and two Wings to Con-
gress.
The Legislature is Whigin both branches
which secures Wing U. S. Senator.
A despatch received from Baltimore at
2 o'clock to-day, says: 1.-The Temperance
ticket is certainly elected by about 700
majority. The Wards are not all vet in.
The impression here is that Lyon will
have all the majority the city gives him. :"
In other words, about 5000 majority in
the State.
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paraonal.

80. Miss Davenport, the celebrated TRACE
dicnne, is creating quite a sensation in Boston,
by her inimitable acting
H.. Gerard Stith, printer in the New Or
leans PicayUne Office, has been put forward
by Wing District Convention of Louisiana
as candidate for the Legislature.
go. Gen. George W. Bowman, the bellicose
editor of the Bedford Gazette, has been re-
appointed Adjutant General of Pennsylvania
by Gov. Bisler. Gen. Bowman has for some
time past, been giving Gov Bigler an indie
pendent support
80. William Hewitt, the distinguished Eng
liSh writer, in soon expected to arrive in New
York, from Australia, on his way to England.
... Hon. Stephen A. Douglas has returned
to this city.
80. The Hon. Rufus Choate is SO unwell
that he is forced to forego his intention of
delivering an anniversary address before the
New York Historical Society.
80. Mr.. James, the novelist, and British
Consul at Norfolk, has bought real estate at
Menasha, Wisconsin.
d.. Pope Plus IL. is so corpulent, it il
| said, that he plays billiards every day for the
purpose of reducing his size.
80. Trimmer Heart, respectable citizen
of Trenton, N. J hung himself few day:
ago, in consequence of the death of his ami
able wife.
80. General Wool, Of the United State:
Army, and Col. John S. Cuttings, of Baltimore
are at the National.
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THE NATIONAL THEATRE.

The theatrical season for the coming
winter in Washington, will commence in
about two weeks. Mr.. E. A. Marshall,
the accomplished lessee, is resolved to
surpass himself in his efforts to please.
He will begin operations with the world
removed Julien" whose wonderful
music set New York in blaze, and
whose American Quadrille" is one of
the most exciting, novel, and astonishing
productions of the age. Julien" will
be accompanied by his whole troupe, and
will constitute an attraction that must
draw crowded houses. After his en-
gagement, Mr.. Marshall will introduce
the Rayels," who will appear in a
series of entirely new pieces, and with a
company largely increased. The lovely
Russian danseuse, 90 Yrka Matthias" now
adds her charms and her graces to the
performances of the Ravels; and is, in
herself, a card that will induce thousands
to visit the theatre. MIR. Marshall has
collected theatrical corps of great powe,
and versatility. Mr.. Forrest will appear
early in December also, MIR. and Mrs
Barney Williams also, Mr.. Anderson
the English tragedian, with other cele.
brated artistes. Our citizens and the
usual winter visiters to our gay and beau
tiful metropolis, will find in the National
Theatre, now under the sole control Of
its accomplished lessee, source of intel
igent and profitable relaxation.
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East, to the exiled General Lamoriciere, and
that he has declared that in case of war he
should place his services at the disposal of
France.
There has been n rumOr current for the last
week, that Wild Cat, the restless and notori-
Gus Seminole chief, had commenced his pranks
among his adopted brothers of Mexico. 1t is
said that he and his band, short time since,
attacked train of eighteen wagons near Sal
tillo, massacred the drivers, plundered and
burnt the wagons.
Eastern agents are employed throughout the
western part of New York, in buying up the
apple crop for the Eastern market. The far
merS generally receive fifty cents per busLel
for good fruit.
An emeHte has already occurred in Pbila-
delphia, between the Marshal of Police and
his subordinates, Lieut.. Clark. of the South
wark division, has been summarily discharged
for refusing to send his cases for trial before
such magistrates as the Marshal directed.
Mr.. William X. Henry, of hatcher, was
recently killed by a slave, whom he was at
tempting to chastise. The slave fed, but his
escape was deemed impossible, as men and
blood hounds were on his track
At the gate of the cemetery, during the
funeral of Arago, General Cavaiguac observed
to a captain of the line: These are grea
henors that you pay to NJ. Arago." The cap
tain, who did not recognise the general, re
| piled, Eyes, sir, with forty rounds of bal
cartridge in our pouches"
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LATEST FROM THE MARYLAND ELEC.
TON

We give below tables containing the
vote as far as received from the Congress
ional Districts composed of Baltimore
city, and portion of the county. In the
Third District, the First Ward in the
city, and the Ninth Eleventh and Twelfth
Districts in the county, are yet to hear
from. 1t is thought that Vansant will
beat Preston not less than 700 votes in
the District.
In the 4th district, (May's,) the 10Th
and 10Th wards are veto hear from which
will increase Mays majority to 400 over
Walsh.
Six districts in Baltimore county give
Lyon D.) 720 majority. The six dis
tricts yet to hear from will increase it to
more than 1000 in the whole county.