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This is The most difficult Worm TO destroy of
uil That iniest the human system, it grows TO an
almost indefinite leng II becoming 60 coIed and
fastened to the lntestnes anil Stomach efIecting
Inc III. heai'h SO sadly Us TO cause ST. Vitus Dance
Fits, &C., that those afflicted seldom If ever
inspect that it is Tape Worm has,ening them to
nu early grave. In order to destroy this Worm,
very energetic treatment must be pursued, il
would therefore be proper to take 6 10 of nv
ihHGr Fills SO rs TO remove all obs,ructons, that
the Worm Syrup may act direct upon the Worm.
which must be taken in doses of = TABLESPOON.
iuls times q day, these directions followed
have never been known to fail in curing the
must obstinate case Of Tape IY,rm
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS notofes the
citizens OF this, and the adjoining Districts
that he has removed his Stables nenr the De-
pot Of the w. & NJ. r. Road, where he is ready
at all times to take charge of diseased Horaes
for a moderate charge (; in all cases where there
lie no cure no pay will be expected He also
continues to take Passengers TO end from the
Depot, and expects shortly 10 receive a Nsse
Omnibus for Tint purpose, Goods he will haul
ut tie old rate OF ] 0 cents per package, and
su!icis the rstfonsge Of the public.
Fob %, 1855 ;y l7-&il
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FEMALE CoURAGE.--A German
named Henry Coleman, an ugly look.
ing customer, was arraigned in the
police court in this city, on Monday,
on a charge Of attempting to rob Mrs.
Elthina Barker and her two dauthcrs,
Lucy Ann and Angelina, on the
highway between Fitchburgh and
Westminster, on Saturday last
The circumstances of this bold out.
rage are briefly these: The three fe.
males were proceeding from Fitch.
burg homewald toward Ga,dn in
onchorse wagon, and while riding
through by-par: Of the town Of
Westminster, the prisoner came out
of the bushes by the road side, and
selzlng the horse by the briddle, de-.
manded their money.
They told him they had none; but
he still persisted in his demands, and
turned the horse to the side of the
road, when one Of the daughters, an
Intelligent anil courageous young la
dy of about II years of age, jumped
from tie wagon and started off to
raise assistance. The rufiian per-
celvins her design caught her, and
dragging her INTO the bushes, threw
her down and tore her clothes near.
Iy oft aer In this struggle, howev.
er, the young lady seized him by the
hair with both her hands, and held
him 50 firmly that he could do no
further vi"lrmcc; but at favorable
'n"n"nl Sic rein.unishcd her grasp
ana het ana after running a short
distance Sac met man, Of whom she
asked assistance, but to his shame
be It 81 Il, he was afraid to go with
her, ana started of TO get more help,
while the prisone" thus for the time
made bis escape, though he would
have been arrested on the spot. had
this chickenhearted representative of
the genus homo possessed a tithc of
courage exhibited by the young la
dy.
After the robbcr left The horse TO
catch and detain the daughter, the
mother drove on to seek a. sistance
which was finally obtained, but the vii.
han, as before stated, had escaped
ile was subsequently traced to this ci.
ty, where he was finally overhauled
by officer Warren ON Sunday. His
examination resulted IN his cunmitta,
Tor trial at the September Common
i'IeaS, for tic attempted highway rob.
berry, and for the assault upon the
young lad.I.
Wurcester ,lIUss } Transcript june %.
~~~~---~, --.Se--.-~-~.~t~---
a STRA*aE ADyENruRE.-Mr. Red.
blossom d'an'. more than his usual
allowance ~ n, rum and sugar, one
cold night, thu consequence of which
was he gay, his wife q rather con.
fused account Of his conduct, on his re.
turn home. "Mr. Smiths grocery
store invited me to % and drink cou
sin Sanl--and you see, the weather
was dry-and was very sloppy-so
said didn't mind punching one drink
-ands queer now my head went in
10 the punch though The way home
was SO dizzy that slipped uyon lit
tie dog-the corner of the street bit
me-and an old gentleman with cropped
ears and q brass collar on his neck said
he belonged tothe dog-and | was
you understandable that is, ldon't
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For Sale.

IL Shares of Wilmington and Man.
AZ chester Rail Road Company Stock
for sale, any person desirous Of purchasing
said stock will please call on the subscri.
Der AT his Office in Sumterville.
]. B. ~. HAMMET,
Attorney.
March RI, 1888 2l-tf
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nsyoistell me sir, where the
sBoStgfi xpensofY is2" asked Mrs.
tsiartiI1gto ofeltf iljend Old Roger,
Gthe other tis y morning. ssne w,s looking
9 earnestly q the sigp$ Along the corner
q SUNNI streets With an anxious ex-
yss uFpn bss:fc -s.sG . ssaeSer's
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Cheap Grocery,

TIE Subscriber having opened gro
cery underneath the Town Hall, designs
keeping constantly OH hand, supply OF
heavy articles, such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour,
RICE. BUCKWHEAT, MOLASSES,
VINEGAR, BACON. LARD. BUTTER,
CHEESE, MACKEREL. SALT, SOAP,
CANDLES, POTATOES, &c. &c.
In fact little Of almost everything that is
good TO eat; all of whicr. will be sold low
tor cash, or IN exchange ior country pro.
dute lie promises TO attend to his own
business, and hopes by attending strictly
thereto. to receive LIBERAL share of pa.
rOnasc. ] N. CHANDLER.
March 18th, 1853 .O-,f
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MYERS HOTEL,

+tn.;,,SSSt THE subscr, Der would respect
miiE fully inform his old friends and the
EsakhzAA ESssakhzzAA public generally, that his Hotel so
long known as the "SUMTER HOUSE,"
is again openeed from date, for the reccp.
ton OF visitors.
The internal arrangements will undergo
thorough repair, with as little delay SIS
possible, and he trusts that his attention to
the comfort OF his guests, will merit sh,re
of public patronage. The subscriber has
also taken charge of the BILLIARD IA
BILE, and intends fitting up the room with
nealncss, ard will furnish it wirh all the
neccssarics and conveniences that lovers
Of the sport can require.
+. MYERS.
March 9th, 1853 l9-tf
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture of from Four to Five Thousand
pairs of the above article by tho FALL. For
reference as 70 ,qaalty. he would respectfully
refer pereons who may be dispose d to purchase
of him, to those who patronized him last year
AS 70 price, he will guarantee them us low as
Gun be afforded a1t7
May % 3 ~. tEIoRG AN, 81
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Esobensack,s Liyer E,;,,s.

No paEt OF ihe system is more liable To disease
man The LlV Err, it serving as filrerer TO puri-
~ the blood, or giving the proper secretion TO
the hlle SO that any wrong action of the Liver
effects The other important parts Of the system,
ana results Variously, i'll Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should therefore
Watch every symptom that might indicate q
Wrong actiOn of the Liver. These Pills beino
Composed OF RooTs and PLANTS furnished by
uatnrc to heal the sick: Namely, LIST. An Ex.
rECTonANT, which augine,.ts the secretion from
tho Pulmonary mucus membrane, or promotes
the discharge of secreled matter. 2nd, An AL.
RENATfvE, which changes in some inexplica.
bic and In sensible manner the certain morbid
action OF the system. 3rl, a Tonic, which
gives tone and strength to the nervous system
renewing health and vigor TO all paris of the
body 4th, a CATHARTIc, whicl, acts in per.
feet harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating on the Bowels, and expelling the
whole mass of corrupt and vitia,ed matter, and
purifying the Blood which destroys disease and
restores health. a
@0 Uo@C0Aa aND@s
You will find these Pills an invaluable med.
cine IN many complaints to which you are sub.
Ject In obstruc,ions either total or partial they
have been found ofines,inabe benefit, restoring
their functional arrangements TO u healthy &C.
tion, purifying the blood and other fluids so
eiiectually ioput to fight all complaints which
may arise from female Irregularities, as head
ache, giddincss, dimness OF sight, pain in the
side, back, &c.
None genuine unless signed J. n. HoBENsAcK,
oil others being base Imitation.
PRiCE-EAC CU Is CTS.
:. ~ Agents wishing new supplies, and Store
Keepers dcsirous Of becoming Agents must ad-
dress M the Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACK,
Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by nj Druggists and Merchants in
+. NJ. COHEN, Charleston, Wholesale Agent
for the State.
August loih, 1852 42-ly
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BV Thomas Q,C0nnnr.

just received per Rail Road, choice selec-
ton of Cigars and Tobacco, Cordials, Pre-.
serves Of all descriptions, Jellys &c. Also n
complete assortment OF Groceries, which he
guarantees to sell as low Us they can be OBJ.
taincd from Charleston for.
Feb. /, 1853 li-tf
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Webb Clark's Hotel,
SUMTER TILLE, s..

S..SsS TIE subscriber would respects
|nss fully inform his patrons and The
EsaEAl public generally, that he i is sill
prepared to accommodate all WHO give
him call. at the old ctand, at reasonable
rates. Ills servants are active anafettens
tive. his table shall bo we'll supplied with
the best the market will afford, and all5lliess
domestic arrangements OF his establislisS
mcnt shall be orderly and neat. lie Ee15
pccttully solicits share oi patronage,
WEBB CIitsls IL
99rop,Ieioss
March 22, 1853 I---if
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ArnoRH@@

The aubsoriber having discontinued the Drug
tice of medicine. Those wishing his professions
al survices will find him at all times ut his resi-.
dcnce in the Villege
IS. MELETT, NJ. D.
Jan. 10 1883. lily.
:Wa,ehman copy.
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s. HA " s.

:, Plain colorcd Canton Grape Shawlr, at IS.
Supcrine Cant Grape ShawIs with extra heavy
fringes, Rich Embroidered Cant Grape Shawls,
S;uperfne French and Berlin Wool, Reaselale,
Tyne and Bay State, Double, Four faced and
Long Shawls, of the heaviest description. Hea-
w lO.4 square Woolen Shawls of the following
styles Santag, Jenny Lind, Florence and Bays
worked, Jnniquard loom worked and plain
Ihibet Shuwls in choice variety. Embroidered
Canton Grape, Broche worked and Paris
printed Mnntes and Scarfs
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The Corn Exchange,
I'homasl
O. CO N N 0 R.

Who keeps constantly on hand lot Of
DOMESTlCS a the loves, rates GRO
CERES at Charleston prices for cash
Bacon, Lard, Hams. Butter and y large sup
ply OF the best GIG GARS and TOBACCO
which he will sell cheaper than suy mcr-
chant in town, also just received 40 barrels
North Carolina flour.
Jan. 18th, 1853 l2-lv :.
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Ready made Clothing for Gents and Youths,
ofevery qnality and description. Having se-
lcctcd the Goods, and had them made up to or
uer, he can warrant the work.
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Every description and quality of Gloves; Dress
Hats made up to order; Caps, Silk Cravats,
Silk Pocket Handkerchcfs and Neck Ties,
Linen Shirts, do. Collars, Merino Undershir,s,
do. Drawers, with every article that is worn by
gentlemen, which he offers on reasonable terms,
and selicits call from his old customers, and
the citiz. ms of the District generally.
Sumtervillc. Nov 18th, 1859 3-tf
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JewelrY !! JeWelrY

Having just returned from Gharlessnn,
the subscriber has alraady on hand, aud III {
now receiving, q neal and we II seleetol
stock OF
Watches, Gl0cks slss = EOyyelPY,
O. all descriptions which he will 2sel at a
very moderate profit.
f-z5s Come on Ladies' and Gentlemen,
and examine for elirsaly a lgai al
saakg &, ;,.lggl .g I s al a sssCo ~ #
y Nov l 5 j S;522 81 :,ilf
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D. ]. WINN,
MAARER b RANAAR.

Has just received from Baltimore and New
York, large and we'll selected stock Of
BrOaGClOtlls, CasSineres and
VESIINGS,
the finqst and best that has ever been brought
to this market.
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Can't, Walker g. Co.,

FACTORS / COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
CHARLESTON, :. G..
Receive and sell Cotton, Corn, Flour,
and all other articles of Produce. and give
personal attention to the selection OF FAmi-
ly Supplies
Commission for selling Cotton, Fifty
Cents per bale.
JAMES l.. CAN'T. WHITFIELD WALKER
EDWALp CAN'T.
Rcference-Coi. +. |. Moses and r. c..
Richardson, Esq
August -, 1857 l&-6m
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V" lu.4 square WOoen Shawls Of the following
styles santag, Jenny Lind, Florence and Bays
worked, Jnniiquard loom worked and plain
Ihlbet Shuwls in choice variety. Embroidered
Canton Grape, Broche worked and Paris
printed Nantes and Scarfs.
DRESS GOODS.
Plain and Figured BLACK GRo'p RLEyn
SILKS, Plain colored gro'd Nap and Mnrcclinc
Silks (; Striped and Plaited Wash Silks; Plain,
Figured, Striped anu Plaid Nous. DeIain. in
the latest styles and richer. dyes. Scotch and
English printed d iaincs Of the hanJsomcat pa.
trons. Plain Paris Nous D'Lanes in all va
riety OF colnrs. FRENCH, GERMAN und Enc
LIsH MERINos of the mostsupcror qualities and
colors. French and English Chin,z patron
Calic0es. Best qualities and makes of Amcri-
can Prints. Cold Organdes, French Grape
Liese, Barcgcs, Grape D'pnris Illusions, Silk
Tissues, &C., for evening and Ball wear Also
just received, l32 of beautifully Embroidered
Swiss Muslin Robe patron Dresses, each one
having Fashion Cnrn attached.
EIHBROLDERIE.S.
Extra super FRENCH NEEDLE CmEMIsErrEs
OF the richest descriptions and finest quality
Prices from 81 l-2 to $40 piece.
Richest and latest styles French needle work
LACE and MUSLIN COLLARS in very large
variety.
:, Superb NEEDLE EMBROIDERED LINEN
CAMhRIc iANDKERcIIIErs, also superior as
sortment Of plain ditto.
;, Canbric and Swiss MUSLIN EpGlNGs,
FRIILs, BANDS, INsERTiNGs, &C., Of the best
9maiiiies and newest styles of Imported Ncedle
Work
HOSIERY, dc.
Superfnc White, Black and Cold, WORST.
Ed AND LAMBS WOOL Stockings, of the
best English manufacturers.
Extra Colored, White and Black, English
SPUN SILK Stockings. Best qualities Eng
iIsh MoRAvIAN STOCKINGS, Black and Slate.
Colored. Extra fine and heavy qualities i'm
ported French and English SILK SrocxIncs
Black and White.
Flnest qualities FRENCH Isle THREAD,
open Clicked and plain Stockings. Black. Slate
Blue niixed, Mode Colors and Superior quail.
ties White English Stockings of tho ceIe brated
FROM France and Royal Brown, Brands.
Extra Fine and heavy qualities of Gentle.
mems UnpER SHIFTS and DRAWERS of Lambs
WOOL, Saxony, Nlcrino and Stockinet I'm.
ported, LADIES' UNDER VEsTs of Nlcriuo and
Gaazc Lambs Wool. LADIES AND GEMS
GLOVES, of Silk. NIerlno, Kid, Lislc Thread
kid make Silk. Segovia, Cotton and other dc
scriptions. Large and full assortment of GEN
TLEMENs, FASHIONABLE SHIRTS, CoLLARs,
CRAvATs, AND POCKET UANDHERcurErs.
BLhNKaTs, London Bath, DunieId's and
Whitney Blankets, FLANNELs, Wclch. Sails.
bury, French Nlerino and English Flanncls.
Superiine Embossed Cloth and Victoria Da.
masks, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
Best qualities of Brown and White TABLE
pAmAsKs, Doylies, NArKINs, TOWELS, ANN
IRISH LINENS AND SHEETINGs, OF OUR owy
DIRECT IMPORTATION
CorToN GooDs, rickings, "a "A and l2-4
Brown Shectings, Best qualities of Long Cloths.
Sheetings, Cambrics, h1uslins, Checks, Cling.
hams, Satinets, Cnssimeres, Vestings, Broad
Cloths, &c, &C.,
IL viii be worth your while to call and ex-
anime before pure asing elsewhere.
w. J.a.AGOBI ~ SON,
22l King-st., (BenI opp. the Big Roo..
Charleston, Jan. %, 1853 l3--tf
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8 .sSif III Ssgs sSsal 3 .sel.Ue.

rA JtA ;sls ,sa,KnfroS i
sanno 81
ODhISiisdnl ,3.nu.ra ,nss;
And yet have my rln".e> to-,
NJ YoWnperuiia- =
~ can, tinstruct Is ~ti, IL
Perchance OF sol.aue' SHH"c.
But ! can tell y0n sometniDt ne"
Oh, shadows ;o:i lhc fence.
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Now there's lady gliding by,
~ Most fashionably d'cs,;
She holds her head up very high,
A, feather does the resi-;
She looks just like a uran"'Ilcr.
- With. plumed clnpeal iInInensc,
She never dreams hoN very queer
e$ She looks upon 'lc I"l.cr.
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Qbar!eston advertisements.
LARGE SALE;
% f ID ry G. o o d S.

Which for variety, quality, nowness of styles
anu oheapness, merit the attention of every
body, some of which we here cnumerate:
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Now there's dandy passing ny,
~ With rottan oiiitp ,,puipp

BGt'ii around he'd cao, IN eye
3;tiow .'tnkcn Gown" he'd fec,
mpdkcy ilouri*,in." Iah,
l. Wlil, gait OF hi n rs nn,:c,
- isWpn!d ln;N.t "a Vc~y S."t.G ';u&a
His shadow ~, ,uc .c.ce.
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There ,is a strip across the way
OF fencing dark and old,

SUl IeHc1IlY udTK aHu OH,
And every bright and sunny day
Sitts value doth unitid.
3I sitiWithln my pori,co,
And with e look .,neusr,
;slSwatch the shadows rs tucy 90
Along that ancient lcncc.
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Through Fare from Charles
TON TO BALTIMORE $l75O;
TO PHILADELPHIA Sl9;
AND To NEW-YORK 800.

ss|sEsIt5Easag sEsHasH @ @ 4hl
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And now Studen. Saun,ers by,
He's very handsome too,
Mnstachiod lip and splendid eye,
" Most beautifully blue.
4 He looks like one Ivy nature blcsi
With more than common sense,
Yet he looks slranscr ,hIn The rest
q On that sarcastic icDce.
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And a f,rHyrr strides along,
As tho tho he world were his,
! The ugliest STA d.Y could not wron,
His drcaGirl nv '':is.
sIthink the Raj ltUl \,@r.: kn'u'.
Enough to make p'otencc,
{ BY which across the street he goes
And shuns that in"tk'fry fence.
( They hint that I have ;il,;. wit.
z A most annoying tongue
And say, (but1 don't care bil,)
z 'Tis in the middle hung;
1 And this the envious always DO
So sg Find purest innoccn'
And loyeliest forms distorted too,
Like shadows on that fence.
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And now au hI;orn, =" To-,
Is waddisng pr.u'i.t ";
i Ibis look porlei.ti> cJu'lfg STERN,
There's stcrnness n III, eve.
II think he holds Soma nl,ic" natc
OF trust and aa~'r nUuauSc,
but how gigan,irH'iy queer
5s He looks nl,on the fence.
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S,ss ne 90:
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dlstnguished IS d 4 ehenist and,
The 5aices and combined WITH
suits leietolore unheat
III
fabulous. Tic public plten deceived told ot bsere the
Bat .SS q The
sishsst S s 9ssE siI
d of testimony which Is N hles
Arising Ffnf the various witch
nuke up tue called man. a1leatoEeB
81 t ~ Se
commend a neans Of that en-
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tsl youth the over g the yietimef
seSilIt al Rom is
find md ron. e
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have So tri Init
tliey Pey9aa tlIe &c
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i ID 81; rs fstsz EN- GGrts .TITITIeN .5a
i Tic nervous dis
keasess and aissass
tmeros that the
Iorfsh is
lluweSef may tte apo-2
ltatlpg Of
the liols n etlar
OF the OF the
Ken wing IN one
paeeior Rosilt the SEX
me Rnclpg m0HoualfaS fnoI btsy
*ihRihg At Tho female chic ten
deney to sd Al
ing out g cS OF and All
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-27

cOuHcIr.-The City Council held special
meeting on Saturday, afternoon = Honor Nay!
or Brady, and The folloying eIIbers were PRES
emf 'Messrs.z Black. HeSser, eiaytots Forbes,
GoOdnch, HoIIidayy EIailcgelli HUI Hartmann
Ionb. Tanner Thafp, Wilson, M ais and YarRalls
The only business iFaFis "a Ea ID order 1alss
thorisiug and ilstructing the commits on Finance
10 adopt proper measures f1t the, liquidation Of
the city de1t! AIt. Forbes was then dded the
Committee.
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DUnBoLrON's METROPOLITAN SreE DEia 1--we
saw the good look ips hipioF ppEss the vet
eran agent ID town yesterday, end learned fFFems
him that the lle9epolitlA oslptisipgi
Cool White afi6ng tie tlohr e 81 iavol psiform
ers. will be here o. Dienl q nee
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Tur RAlLnS1b q u .as WIN Be seenby
the proceedings of The Baltimore City Council,
published ia another column That the Ball.
tmore and Ohio RhilT1ad guarantee ordinance,
par,ed the finSt btAac Or The Council on Friday
last by the decisive vote 6f fsio14. The amen
can says: s.Anahempt to engtaft on the ordnance
clause, similar in its operation the Restriction
section, which caused thegeiection olsthes ordfi
uuuce inst passed, was Voted dow ayes 8, nays
IA. The ordinance viii have to 60 back to tbs
Second Branch for action on the anendfaea q the
First Btansh. These amendments, however, IS
far as we comprehend their iutent, are not Of a
character toin4SIidaie the bill, Snd wiIl pba6l
lie readily SscoSie1fied e9hsrat lats' tie
community ON the happy settlement Of this impor-
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