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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-17

An IMPORTANT DECIsIoN-CoNFEDER
MONEY REcoGNIzED.-The Lebanon ten
nessee) Register says;
AT the October Term of the Circuit Court
for Cannon county, 1865, suit was tried
which predicated upon promissory note pay
able in Confederate money, due in November.
1868.
Judge Cooper held, that inasmuch as the
United States had acknowledged the Confed.
crate States a belligerent power, that con
tract payable in Confederate money, made in
locality that was in the military occupation
OF the Contederates, would be valid and bind
ing upon the parties, and that the plaintiff
would be entitled to recover whatever the
proof showed the Confederate money to be
worth at the time the note fell due,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-17

The correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
see says there is not newspaper writer of average
position in Washington whose salary is not equal to
or greater than that of Congressman, while his ex
pepsss need not 10 half 10 gyeah
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The TnupisSnns

PROVIDENCE, November 16-The Tunisian Ambas-
sador and suite witnessed trial of the steam and
hand fire engines here to-day and visited various
manufacturing establishments. General Hasbem is
SO much indsposed that he will not visit Hartford
and Springfield, but proceed direct to Boston to-
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Death Of a Prominent pr,r..u

New YORK, November 16.-Thomas s. Walsh. a.
prominent printer and for five the Secretary and
Treasurer of the Typographical Union of the United
States, died at his residence this morning.
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.Eirenan.s Riot.

New YORK, Nov. 16.-A freman's riot occurred this
afternoon in Jersey City. by which several persons
were injured The riot was quelled by the sheriff. and
some arrests were made,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-17
Tho Vote of the Ohio Soldiers

CINCINNATI, Nov'r 16.-The official returns
of the soldiers vote of this State for Gov
ernor is as follows: Cox, 2,42S; Morgan, 6S7.
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THE Staunton Spectator, in

THE Staunton Spectator, in the following,
gives an account of family wedding coat that
has proved veritable heirloom:
Many years since, an old German citizen Of
Pendleton county, when about to lead his fair
''frow'' to the hymeneal altar, purchased a
broadcloth coat in which he was married.
His wife presented him with many children,
among whom were eight sons, all of whom
were married in the same coat in which their
father married their mother The youngest
of the eight sons had seUen sons, all of whom
were married in the same wedding coat; and
after the youngest son of the seven, or the
youngest grandson of the original owner of the
coat had led his blushing bride to the altar in
his venerable grandfather fashionable we'd
ding coat, he sold it for the sum of SO. What
has become of the coat since it was sold we
have not been advised, but suppose that some
one is keeping it for the purpose of getting
married in it,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
INITIATED BANK NOTES.
Detective Officer Baker Indicted.

STORA GE or PETROLEUM.
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Gold Certificates.

New YORK, November 16.-The issue of gold cer-
tifcates to-day at the Custom-house, amounted to
S975,0OO
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Police Parade,

NEW YORK, Nov. 16,-The Police had a grand pa
rade to-day. There .were about thirteen hundred
men in line,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-17

"A clergyman in Hartford, Conn.,, has de.
cliusd 5000 call from San Francisco,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-17

FATAL ACCIDENT.-Mr. Alfred Pumphrey of this
county,, on returning from the polls on Tuesday last
kicked in the breast by the animal that death ensued
few minutes afterwards. brother of the deceased
was killed in a similar manner, near the same place
at the last general electon.-AnRapolis gazette.
SALE or Town PRoPERTY.-The house and ten acres
of land, belonging to the heirs of the late John Nit
ehell, and known the Tyler Lot, sold at trus-
last to @ Geo Merrick ESD for the sum U Of 81
Fielder Suit Esq, sold this week his hotel property
in this village for the of $1,000. 1t was pur-
chased by Mr.. j. Flint.-Mortborough Gazehe.
A PRoLTFIC TREE.-A plum tree, on the farm OF
Mr. Joshua Shelley, near st. james College, in this
county, b0ssomed the second time this season. and is
now full Of thrifty pums. 1t bore full crop in the
regular season, which was removed. when the tree
shortly afterwards blossomed again, and promises
fairly ''to bring forth good fruit If have no
heavy frosts for few weeks the pums will certainly
come to nmatnrity.-HnaerstnLnn Tnrchhaht.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-17
STATE AFFAIRS.

The JuDGEsmP.-lt appears from the last informa-
tiOn we have received that Mr.. Franklin, the oppo-
sition candidate for Judge, has in the Circuit nclud
ing registered and unregistered votes, majority of
about ninety. In Dorchester, Judge Spence received
one hundred and seventy-Onc majority. In Somer-
set his majority is one hundred and ffty-siX not
withstandiug more than three hundred unregistered
votes were taken in that county If the returns of
those districts of Somerset and Dorchester be thrown
out entirely in which unregistered votes were taken
Judge Spence will have received nearly hundred
majority. But il the votes of those districts be
counted. with the unregistered votes excluded his
majority will be more than two hundred, Judge
he will contest the election, The result is certain
And the bench Of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit will
for another term be occupied by the most dignifcd
and able Judge of Maryland.-.Sou HeroM
The Coal TRADE-The Cumberland Ciri{ion says
boats have been manifested for Georgetown carrying
2SS3 boats have departed, carrying 3l3 49, Is tons
The following shipments have been made over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad during the week ending
Nov. 11th:-
By Eckholt 4. r. Tons.
6Inpetdhu y. DOL
Blaen Avon Coal 94707
Spruce Hill AStorJ Mining Co................. 520.0S
BIZ C. d j. Il. T..
Consolidation Company ................. SoS.OG
Borden ............... ........ 966.lS
Midlothian :360.06
New Hope 593 10
Total 5-5S O6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-01


This invention cansists or Dapex Cor two) Elliptic
nurs Refine ate4t Springs, ingsnously Braid II
-ighfy and FIRMLY t1gether, Edge TO Edge, making
he roughest most Flexible, Elastic and Durable
nring ever usodg They seiiom Bend or Brase,
heir nerfs,t ami teautiN Shape more than Twice As
oag ss any Single spfiag Skirt that Ever Has or
HsD le made.
The wonderful aaxibility and great comfort and
pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
sAir. VIII be experienced particularly in all crowded
o~uc 'es Oparls, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church
psvs, a -H Calirs, for Prcmanale AMI Honsa Dress
q0al ace IS easily aud conYeuisnay as a six o.
[uHil Dress.
Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
-e.t Convene re- OF wearing The NupeE Sllip-c
Ifi 'Er single dly viii Never Uilerssris willingly
.aTeu7e th Their use. For Chi irun, Misses and
io11s .5-los they are superior - oil avhers.
Tne OPS ere GOV red with plo double twisted
fh- ad hld vii wear twice as long as the nge yarn
covering which is ussd onatsi ale steel 3 oop sElrts
t1e three ottom ols1n every Skirt are also Double
feti and twCe or double covered 10 prevent the
ca'si!pg igom wearing M the rois when drFgginF
tsEn E'r.. 7'las steps, &., 81, whch they aro
,o7-tsnNNs y iet to hen in use.
E'taraIu "A 81 tus -ew ard elsgaut Corded Tapes
end are .e.fs quj'iy in.eye part giving 10 the
yrar- rH' Erla a3ul aId perfect Shape possible,
GA aye n lna7rpnaoy t1e ght ST, most desirable,
conf rtats aqi ao.narnieai SKIRT sver made.
Wests ,.r ltiHv ary. Propr tors oftce Invention
md S0.n Na1u'H mes, 70 Chambers, and 79 4 81
,C1dq SI5els GaN YORK,
Tor sole IN al ffst-cEss ores in this City and
hrop5hOtttl Utled states and C9nsda, Hsva 80
Cuba, IeSe0 Ut AmaricN, ami the West fndies.
FS-inghfe ltrLae Duplex Elliptic Tor do ble)
pu7g sA,rL. aug 2s3md
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-01

Having had tho experience in learning The exact
wants o this community u clothing, Hai having
met with success while ere, laYe therefore
located myself permanently 10 Dayton. and mean 70
fs'9hsh irNde which wlil warrant further success,
and satisfaction 10 my customers. | respectfully
call tho attention OF my patrons and ah wh0 may
desire to buy their WiDier c 1thing, 10 ipy present
stocki bclng sansfed that EoOds would advance
TINS hu az least thlry per cent, l purenased a1J
ordered 70 be made up my entire stock Of Winter
Clothing car Ter than usuRI, when prices letfanged
low, emo am therefore enablCd 10 otter inducsnn nts
20 all those who may favor ne with 81 eRrly call
ny stock ofclothlng comprises the oiOwing or
tlccs, VIZ
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ga CERTIFICAIE. Or AUTHORITY. 3,
ITO expire on tho 3lst day of January, l566.)
HrHaH oFHcE Or THs AuOlf9R on hTAfE, i So


rrIas oFHcE oF rHE AuolT9R on hrATE, li s.. ..0.
Insurance Department,
r, ar Cblnaku4 0iip, JaagtTB -, lS0J, it,rt
Nh0f0s, Tho GEnNAsIA, HANOVER NiAgARl and
Arpp.l Y Fire IpsuraHes CompeIies, lOqaied ~ Nep
iofk, n tle state o. New York, have each ed Ia this
aFWgrn statemeutofits oouduo aE required b.
tfv hfst SECTION OF tho Act To regulate Insurance
NomlgneG nqt incorporated ly the State pf Ohlo,n
i-A tfApfii8ii656, ahdaien5cd Febtharyg 1861 ihnt
Wlertnl, each Of SAID NuWpgue5 hes furnished The
luerH Ened satsiictofy eyifncc ihat they are etch
ls-ri Nf n least One N uulTed Thousand Dollars Of
a'u'A C.sDiel inVostAi n sitcfa or buhds VI ~ q.
"a 7agtsfdf ftai estate. worth double ne amount
~ aiidh tie s1me s niofteaaeis aud Histftst esth
tdsaid Companies has dtf n THIS once diWlftto1
nH1ument under lis e0rp0Fats scei siTAud by the a
eeicnt and Secretary thereof authorizing any Ageut
agents of add Companies in this state 10 ackuOw.
h. ysTfipe ~ process inr aut az hellf " shd OREl
trits according 20 the terms Of sgll lhT.t - ~ 4 49,
tffr, ThsrefoFf, IN pursuance OF the Int section
Ndhr aforesaid act J. DANES HsdODhiAN. Aa'itSrml
" sttu, tor Ohio, ~ hereby enrty thgt Esid y b,
estIi. fASGvRa, NIAGARA anil fEPrguc fifs MAli-
ance CnBphbies OF New Y5fk are lihthiaiz4I' agO
pgPlv t,e lms4aess q Rirslfpa N4iqg lasasni8 81
n NE sLir until the tldrty N dpY ~ JnngaiY, in
taif7nr ss-thoosaitlefshf lrindiei anftn ~ n tfp
II 4Hf l0r1sai1 haEs lypsitte HiifNh0l iBy 4I
HfHrHui qsWel thefes3 n igy QiiY9 y be gfi4rt,
go diy ami Sasr eihve'wrtin ~ ~ is7i 'Nl
I.i tfn ffa.3 a1it'aSh H. ca3Ddld1 Dl 9l
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sls % loao,ysd 10 ho ID, iifs5ess'sgio-
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pIN CHM A "a aiy Ao'IiIAe Al,o aoaPlipAI.m
--bp D Bttlbtsh4l ia the, 4 sag iIsso,1oa . .alss
FqE1 gaEae egRA 9su4ga4ESrEeiiDEFA FAsRiss
N4a 4Sa mi '' 'fIsSssiS Ssdss i @da a aP'
fOR}Et g}ss44 ls,F herqng 10 ndea aiH auariw
% as X ,s 81 ,1t1an sn SS Am kenI
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Sss tS g8b3 55as9h iS6sa5
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3sssog d tivste hatri tssitSd wftl2G psi deld
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re- s, RFsss9 }SSsfs Ss to bsa!i9s nslsg
ti4 setgilen ttpss ~ sroga N rdhPshssa iiHnds
Dr. bonaparte's French .FaiSni hfnls sRhaa lt dsJ
Perfectly safe, and never laisio give satA.aetion
K Che only safe and sure pTeSenpye agantt dissAss
Ppee ofisst nueh Fatcut Afs1d sRfe, ~ ohetihns)o
hs5+ is.sitDe LozlIR h male iktllls5 FinsistH
Z SlS AZ S9f 8its f3dg VT IL fHs dElss
preGAy, a. theY ViA PS sues IqissAHaEs Rips ~
per BOX-0x IA hne S5Lseuttu TO any d. orets W mail
prs. kl,dp =. aIef1e men TO oo1sg1gp hbJI afui'
quCsuo9aby sckuoYleogtd 70 10 the chempiops Hpq
ri nsiotnbteai sestAf brd TIE only F'brioftI~lo
iyt SIC gs5S & 5iHB 9m az e5f B5c?PjSals8
gtsq's hftH sg5 tdiasssss pA4eeh Rihie etmaldfEsss
Hilt u Wslth lie pl5gfesa throll 2 long career
rolqtf oRsl study. I tr iyspheueoiiIos hanill ltA
SUM le .qbpde 81 poverty. to the msnsipn Of W
sihyi d 90 hnF M rortfiueo hty bhdoe cbhhttket
the gei er-hve System as their Patuttinf staty and
70 devote their whole aent.en "a the el!evlaiion
WILDE nnsWered unless h contain REMITTANCE o,
apqslage sufA p. Cal fSi1reaA 9hl ia 8aUHbu3iia
Drs. BONA PART r. q hFYNQL Qss .,
No,'iH2Sy yStihefee ret .between nah snd Aixsh
gT stgsai aS'Ess9' Eom fsqo 9Pl n oaha iikFaq.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-01

lu.s.a sl-1i .HihH adt-- Natit 1Hi5
'als! % sd: yd b4Hop cIiy si.o 1,assl -. 'i,ai
"a siyFoIg$s I94aL Lso..s. .,l,od
-lI ...-..l 80. I'm L..L nll .---I .Llnn.n
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nj ab!hgionl

- 70 Di ablnKipn. = - -
iINnG Arm Of GO. cCJn, 4 Co, was Dissolved
Il on heslst ulti bT iBlnloah t6aleaai ~ tkeo'
rytahsrsgf y, & Jo9a Fey Eh fhe e2sl s9d E9aAst
l1sSf ge9I &c afs Ss gsSi gglqaiss ssf8', Y
GEO. M'CAiN,
oc6 std joHN FAUERTHs 92ns
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-01

Tie FEFBIE ne LANoUID, th4 DEsPAI IRyA73.
Nia DLDaqpnh FNa tAls Yalusble discovery a t,3el,
= 9leun1 tpiaiy dh9Fent rom al other articles
TO Fgu Af4fe. Tlbis preparAHonis inysiua.
bleIn nefKfu aesaesOf I'll kind, ,an h gSl ~
sipre ne FtstsA s4ens'h wiih woadsrlul peFman.
ISIS alio pah9 tonic and will give rtiiefin Dyy.
pepa2 E,H fa4r3i aa5o. a brief psrsiatanao in its
usa HIi frpNFhiF tle aiouaeh 10 a dsEree ., nsrt
h4n'f ahi heaah Eyspa ps.n forever f,-s
/ nn7 uolgr per iotle, uraix Bottles for Go. Sold
taatS 4 iis'f.sa Ahere, tys ddrtssine y l'Ni
n HNflHiNcb q HllAYER, PIopneiors.
ahN tloelaf street New Yofk.
boia hT Dr. WI WlsfHWkRf Y'-'
IIrllM No g2 Miin streat
feh f M euaft l ktAntfof 1avt3
Hil la f h 'fN' f"y'oN' p
s.a.HTIHIH % O.
i T'llllts.LtI "A "A
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-01

Statement Of the condition of the Hanover Fire In
surance Company, Of the City Of New York, tho
81 lay Of January 1865 in conformity with the lss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-01

again thank my patrons for past favora, and do
promise and warragtto give fla satsiactioh 70 oil
those who may give me n, ehance thia winter, at
No. los Main street, first door North OF the EmbTs
Office, .r+fI
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CAPITAL.

stsment Of tue condition Of tito NagaTat Blre In.
Fufan,e Company n the City " New Ybrs tho ID
day of january 1885, IN confrnfty with tle laws Of
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DAYTON, OHIO.


-,7oTJI \ ~ N1I .No Nlp1lL ~
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YOUTHS and OHILDREN'ss

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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE COURTS.

Superior Court.-Hon. Judge Martin.-Richard II
Moaie VS.. William A. Moale, wife and others: bill il
equity for the sale of leasehold estate and for dis
tribution of the proceeds.
Worthington VS.. Cockey motion for q trial
The Court decided that the verdict be set aside ani
new trial granted, on the payment of costs by de
PENDANT, unless the plaintiff elects or before the q
of January, 1866 to reduce the verdict to the o
$1,000, in which the motion for trial is de-
MED.
United State. District Court-Hon. Judge Giles
E. Code, indicted for selling fractional counterfeit
government currency. Tried before jury and YER
diet of guilty.
George Flue. for passing counterfeit money Con
tinued from yesterday. Concluded and verdict Of
not guilty.
James Robinson, for passing counterfeit Treasury
money Sentenced by the Court one year imprison-
ment in the Penitentiary and find 81 and COSTS
There was two cases in which he was found guilty
and the same sentence found in each.
Circuit Court-Hon. Judge Observation-Disclosures
VS.. the Trustees of the Zion Union Wesleyan African
Church, bill to sell the church to pay the debt owed
by the Trustees to complainant bond of convey
ance; case not concluded. VIM. NJ. Marine for com
painant; L. B. Howitz for defendant
Orphans' Court-Hon. Judges Audoun. Suppee and
Hoffman. Letters of administration the estate Of
Annie Burker. granted to Algenon s. Chase, and let
tiers de bonis with the will annexed of Ann Kerl
granted to Theodore Glocker
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAIFRIDAY DECEMBER o. 1865
TO CONTRACTORS.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE UNITED
- STATES ARMY

- STATES ARMY,
No. 8 SOUTH GAY STREET
BALTIMORE, Nd, December p, 1866
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re-
office Of Lieut.. r. P Lindsey, i93d n Y Vols and A.
G. s., Cumberland, Md, for furnishing and delivering
tree Of cost to the camps H9pas and
Nd. all the FRESH BEEF required by them for three
months commencing January 1866 or such less time
The Beef to be Of good and marketable quality in
equal proportion of fore and hind-quarter meat
The necks of the cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shall be cut off at the fourth yertebral
joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks Of
fore quarters shall be cut off from three to four in
ches above the knee joint and of hind quarters from
six to eight inches above the gambrel or hook joint
be ed By e dha e
ment ordering the meat. If the meat be not satisac
tory in quality and condition, in this officers juds
ment purchases in open market will be made at the
Blank forms of proposals can be obtained on ap-
plicaton at this office either in person or by mail.
The certificate attached to the proposals must be
signed by two responsible parties.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown
by the official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest
District Court or of the United States District At
torney.
by an affidavit that he is not interested directly or
indirectly in any bid offered except that to which he
has subscribed his name.
Bidders must be present to respond to their bids
and be prepared to give bonds for the fuflment of
their contracts their proposals will not be con-
sidered.
If the bid is in the name of firm the names of all
the members and their postofice address must ap-
pear, or it will not be considered.
Each person or every member of firm offering o
proposal must accompany it by oath of allegiance
to the United States Government, if he has not al
ready filed one in this office
Payments to be made in such funds as may be on
hand; if none on hand. to be made as soon re-
ceived.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly Proposals
for Fresh Beef" and addressed Lieut. r, p, Iinds-
ley, 193d n. Y. Vols. and A. C. S.. Cumberland, Nd,
who reserves the right to reject any all bids not
the interest of the United States
All proposals not complying strictly with the above
specifications will positively be rejected by Lieut.
Lindsey.
THOMAS WILSON,
dooo tos Rrav Rr;g Con- onJ n G n "a
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PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING.

PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 18th, 1865. !
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at this Of
fee, in accordance with an Act of the General As
sembly of Maryland of 1864, Chap. 4O5 until the LIST
day of January next:
For Printing 1000 copies of the Acts and Resolutions
Of the General Assembly, with marginal notes and in
dces the work of printing the to be prosecuted
during the session, and to be completed within fifty
days after the close thereof and delivered in sheets to
the State Librarian, ready for the binder.
For Printing 500 copies of each the Journal of Pro-
ceedings of the Senate and House of Delegates with
the accompany Documents i'll compact form. 1850
ems per page, in small plea type. which said copies
shall be delivered in sheets to the State Librarian
ready for the binder within thirty days after the ad
journment of the General Assembly.
For Printing $50 copies of Bills Rolls, Documents
and any other matter not here enumerated, that is
necessary for the use of the General Assembly and
all other such printing as may be ordered by the said
Legislative Bodies whilst in actual session.
iEFor Printing 20 quires of yeas and nays of the
Senate and 20 quires Of the yeas and nays of the
House of Delegates. with as many may be re-
quired.
The tabular work to be double the price of plain
work.
One hundred and fifty copies of the Daily Morning
journal Of Proceedings to be furnished and dstrib-
compensation to the members or officers of each
House, and one copy to each of the offices of the
Executive and other State Officers.
The proposals must specify the rate per page or
q9re be carefully sealed up and forwarded to this
isT DAY OF JANUARY NEXT.
The work to be done in the City of Annapolis, and
in workmanlike manner-the Printer supplying
paper of good quality as that used for printing the
Acts of the last General Assembly.
The successful applicant will be required to give
bond IN the sum OF ten thousand dollars with APP
proved surtics and in all other respects comply with
the term of the Act of Assembly. one week before
ROBERT J. JUMP,
deN-3tawuJ Comptroller.
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Reported for the Daily Commercially

lONSONTOWS, DecemDer Il, 1900.
Circuit Court for Baltimore Countv.-Before Hon.
Henry Stockbridge, Special Judge. John 7. En-
sor. Esq, Sta tes Attorney.
State vs.. Buck Mason. Joseph Mason, Richard
Pierce; alias Duff, indicted for larceny. Removed
from Baltimore city. Reported yesterday The evil
dence in this cause concluded this morning and
the case argued before the jury by Messrs Oliver c.
Warfeld, Thomas II. Hopkins and Richard J. Git
tings for the defence: and by John T. Ensor, Esq.
for the State. Verdict-"not guilty" as to each of
the parties indicted
State VS.. VIM. Deck. indicted for selling liquor on
Sunday. Tried before the Court and adjudged mot
guilty" Messrs. Wheeler and Keech for defence
State vs.. VIM Deck. indicted for selling liquor to
Messrs Wheeler and Kcech for defence fence wv ' '''
Meyer Stein, convicted yesterday of assault with
intent to murder Catharne Marshall, was sentenced
by the Court this morning to be confined in the Pen-
Tertiary for the term of two years and months
Thomas Slater, indicted for assault with intent to
commit a rape on Mary Susannah Busher. Removed
his case on affidavit to the Criminal Court of Balt-
more city
VIM. Miller and Charles Miller, indicted for assault
and battery. gave bail in the of 500 EACH with
Henry Dckel as security. Court then adjourned un-
til Friday morning at half-past nine o'clock.