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CHARLES DUTILH, President.
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OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COM
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PHILADELPHIA, January l6 1865
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mOusy re elected Directors for Inc ensuing year;-
harles Dutilh William Harmar,
Henry Williams, John II, WucheIer
/ Penn. Hutchinson ST. Geo. 4. CampOell
Joseph swift, Adolph II. BOrie,
William IL. Hart, samuel Norris
William s. VaUX Alexander Biddle,
Joshua B. Lippincott.
And at o meeting of the Directors held this day
CHARLES DUTILH was unanimously reelected Pres-
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Il83t WILLIAM B. HILL, Aetuary'
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Tell me not in mourniul numbers
Life is sinking to decay,
Should there come in fightful numbers
Ger your heads the silver gray
Life is real, life is earnest,
Why should any one despair,
'Dust thou art, to dust returnest,'
Was not spoken Of the hair.
Not the marks ofagc or sorrow,
On your tresses long should stay
You can live that each Tomorrow
Find them darker th,rn to-day.
Time is long, but age shall find yon,
Though your hair with ustre wave:
Soon when fading, twill remind yon,
You are marching to the grave.
In the worlds sublimcr calling,
Where we each our race must run,
If your hair be falling, falling,
Use the martha Washington"
Trust no other, howe'cr pleasant
None can do what this has done;
Try railways keep it present.
Use the Martha Washington
Twenty thousand heads rcmindus
What noble test it's stood;
Millions more shall come behind us
With their tresses all renewed.
MARTHA WASHINGTON"
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MARRIAGE Avn CEi.uuACV.

an Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men Also, Disease, and Abuses which PROSTATE
the vital powers, with sure means of relief Sent
free OF charge in ,ealed letter envelopes. Address
DIR. SKII.LlN FoCGIITON, Howard Association,
philadclnhia Pc
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

FROM THE REPORT OF THE BALTIMORE SUN
FLouR.-Our market very quiet the only
sales reported were 100 bbs Western super ut
and some small lots common do. atS9,25; lOO bbls
common Western Extra at SlO,75 per Dbl. AT the
close there was firmer feeling, particularly for
good fresh ground. We repeat our quotations, as
follows: Howard Street Super and cut Extra none,
do Extra shipping II, ,50aSl2, So do. high grades re-
failing I3aSl3,50, do. Family II, ,5OaSl5.50; Ohio
Super and cut Extra none, do. Extra shipping To- 50
aSll so do. do. retailing 2,5OaSla5O, do Family
15aSl5.50; Northwestern Super 9,25aS9,T5; do. ES-
ira lO,75a$ll ,5O City Mills Super 9,75aSl0, do.
shipping brands Extra l4aSl4,50, standard Extra
l225aS1l 80 Baltimore, Wclch's and Greenfield
Family $3.50, Baltimore high grade Extra 81 80
per Dbl. Rye Flour, new, 6,25aS65O per bbl.-
Corn Mcal-City Mills and Brandywine 4,s5aS5,5
per Dbl.
GnAIN.-Whcat-lO0 bushels red comprised the
offerings on Change, of which 300 bushs primu
sold at So l0 we also notice the sale of 1000 bushs
Canada white from store at So per bushel. Corn
in moderate receipt, $500 bushs white and 24OO
bushels yellow; demand good and prices further ad-
yanccd cents white, with sales Of $40 bushs COM
at 81 II; $500 bushs do prime at 81 10 closing
at 81 Is offered; 1900 bush yellow sold at 9Ga97 cts
per bushcl. Rye-233 bushs received and sold at
l.2OaSl25, nearly all at the latter. 0ats-Receipts
light, particularly Maryland and Pennsylvania;
sales of 800 bushs at 70 cts, heavy Western in
good supply and dull, no sales reported.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21

gone. The distinction already drawn must be
always borne in mind, that in asserting the di-
vine right of revolution, force is always coutem
plated and that the test Of the right being sdi-
vine' or not, or to distinguish it from a mere
wanton or wicked rebellion, success must follow
tue forcee mployed. If revolution is sue
cessful the dipne right is established but if it fails
il was rebellion, and the parties to it liable
to punishment. This condition is always at
tached to, and is accepted by all those who EN-
bark in any revolution, by force, to overthrow
their government This law or principle has been
recognized and accepted since the foundations of
the first governments on earth, and no one with
any show OF reason can plead Ignorance of its ex-
istence. The theory of secession stood upon alto
gether different grounds. 1t never contemplated
force to maintain, what was deemed peaceful
remedy? While the principles governing reso-
luton have been settled by the laws of nations
by common law decisons-by our ow n constitr-
tion and by the undivided opinions ofthe world,
those of secession were original had never before
arisen, because they could not have arisen nnder
any other form of government than ours, and a
bout which the wsest and purest men differed, and
because by reason of the peculiar nature of the
question there was no tribunal, but an appeal to
arms, by which it could be determined
If Mr.. Davis believed in the right otlState Sc
cession, and that belief was based on sufficient
reason and authority, so as to have so convinced
his Judgment and influenced his heart, as to have
maze IL an ROHea Clearly he is MOI
criminal for having sought to enforce the right by
every means in his power.
Henceforth the question will present itselfa diff
ferent aspect. 1t has been settled adverse to the
right of secession, whether for good for evil
whether right or wrong, and he who hereafter
seeks to enforce the right does so with the decree
before his eyes, written in blood, that no such
right noio EXISTS, under our form of gOperaptn and
that he who asserts it does SO at his peril
Henceforth secession and rebellion are the same
and will be so treated. Whether this decree will
be ever revoked, and when, and by whom arr
questions which human wisdom cannot answer
When we consider what momentous blessings
in the estimation of those who are now seeking
the ''blood of traitors" have resulted from tn,
war, viz the abolition of slavery and the extinc-
ton of the right of secession, it would seem that
Mr. Davis, who is charged now as the main in
strument in producing these results, should rathc
be treated as benefactor, than d traitor-yet tn
blood of the author of so much goods sought af
ter with thirst that can be satisfied with nothing
else.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21
For the Free Press and Nail.

AS an old subscriber let me beg that
the Mail and Free Press will discontinue
their illusions to Mr.. Peter Negly as
subject far below the just expectations OF
your readers. Why should your papers
be devoted to man who is so entirely un-
worthy of public consideration Or notice-a
man who by fictitious circumstances has
been elevated to position in society which
he has shown himself wholly unworthy
to fill. From the dregs of society-from
hessiaa stock, he has found himself lifted,
in his own estimation, to q position from
which he feels himself warranted in assail-
ing men, the latchet of whose shoes he is
not now, nor never was worthy to unlose.
Simply give him gentle kick and allow
him to tumble down into the depths of vul-
garity and low-life, where he justly be-
longs, and where, let him spend tho resi-
due of his days in vain longings after a
return to the luxuries of champagne,
brussels CARPET, and good society, which
he has been permitted, through the indul-
gence of his superiors, to enjoy for a brief
period, and which he has shown himself
entirely unable to appreciate.
UNCLE SAM.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21

One ofthe beauties of the Freedmen's Bureau
is set forth in the following official communica-
ton: ..s + .. r. ..r .
The issue of tchite sugar TO dependent freedmen
and others was in obedience to an order from Bre-
vet Brigadier Gen. II. T. Clark, Assistant Com
issiry General, a copy of which is now on file in
the office Depot Comisssry, at Newbern, North
Carolina.
Very respectfully, your obedient servent,
ISAAC A. RosEKRANs, D..
Captain Co. D., U. S. V.
Idleness and ",ohite sugar. for negroes, taxes
hard labor and brown su5ar for white men, is
the programme of the Radical party. The work.
ing men ofthe Northern States are required to pay
millions per year for the support of the Freed
mems Bureau, and the above extracts shows in
what manner "the money goes"
THE REGISTERS INA QUASDARy.-The commits
sioners Of Montgomery county, Maryland, have re-
fused to levy money to pay the bills of the regis
ters of voters, on the ground that the act author
izing their appointment does not state in what
manner they shall be paid. ...,e
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21

the direction Of Hagerstown, and for the purpose of
raising the said sum of money, to be SUBSIDIZED by
said County Commissioners they are hereby en-
powered annually to levy the same on the taxable
property of Washington county whenever the same
shall be called for and in such proportions
as the progress Of the work through said Washing
ton County shall require or the said County Com
missioners shall borrow the said sum from time 10
time as it may be required as aforesaid. upon the
credit Of the said county, and to issue bonds duly
executed, for the payment of the same, the said
bonds not to be sold under their par value. bese
interest not exceeding six per cent payable semi
annually, and not to run for period longer than
twenty years, and said bonds shall be exempt from
county and municipal taxation, and for the purpose
of paying the interest thereon, and to retire the
principal, the said County Commissioners are here
by empowered and required to levy an annual sum
adequate for said purposes.
SECTION 3.-And be il enacted, That said
bonds shall notbc transferred to said railroad COM
pany in payment of said subscription OF any par,
thereof but the same shall be sold by the County
Commissioners of Washington county, and the pro
ceeds paid to said railroad company in----pay-
ment Of the same.
SECTION And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
june II, lSG5-3t
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21
CHAPTER 10.

AN ACT TO authorize the County Commissioners
OF Washington county, to subscribe on behalfof
said county, to the capital stock of the Western
MafNland Railroad company to an amount not cx-
cccdmg one hundred aud fifty thousand dollars.
WHEREAS, the County Commissioners of Wash
ington county, did ON the twentysixth dav of Sep
tenbcr eighteen hundred and sixty yiive pass an
der in the following words, viz
1T is ordered this twenty y-sixth day of September.
A. d., eighteen hundred and siNty-five, by the
County Commissioners of Washington county, that
three thousand shares OF the capital stock of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company, being of the
par value of one hundred and fifty Thousand dollars
be and the same is hereby subscribed by and in the
name of and for Washington county, npcn the con-
diton, nevertheless, that the city of Baltimore, by
its corporate authorities duly subscribe four hous-
and shares of said stock being of the par value of
two hundred thousand dollars, and upon the condi-
on further thut such stock aforesaid subscrib
eddy aid county or the money paid in for the same,
shall be first solely and exclusively applied to the
construction and completion of said road within the
limits of Washington county aforesaid, so far as the
same may rcquiredin such construction and compile
tion, and the balance fany, after such construc-
tion and completion wherever otherwise il may be
required in its construction and completion and up
on the condition further that said subscription be
duly authorized and made lawful by the Legislature
of Maryland. ... ..
Andit is further ordered, that the President of
said County Commissioners be and he is hereby alI-
thoriscd, empowered directed and required forth
with to make said subscription to said stock for and
in the name of W ashiugton county, and upon the
conditions and limitations aforesaid, and the said
subscription is made upon the further condition that
the directors of the said company be increased and
that two of the said directors be taken from Wash
ington county.
SECTION DE it enacted by the General As
sembly of yland, That the said order of the said
County Commissioners of Washington county, be
and the same Is hereby declared valid and that the
County Commissioners of Washington county, be
and they are hereby authorized and empowered to
subscribe TO the capital stock of the Western Mary
land Railroad Company at the fine herein after
mentioned sum not exceeding the amount of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars on the terms and
conditions of said order and tiis act.
SECTION And be ii enacted, That said sub
scription shall not be made untii the said railroad
shall have been completed and paid for, or until
said County Commissioners are satisfied that the
said road will be made and paid for to the fine di-
siding Frederick from Washngtocountn V, and in
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21
DY AUTHORITY.

In conformity with "An Act to the Code of Pub
lie General Laws, in relation to the Publication of
Laws" passed Jan IA, 1865, it is made the duty of
the County Commissioners, to publish in all the
newspapers in each County outside the Cite of Bal
timore the Public Local Laws passed by the Cen
eral Assembly of this State. Second Section of the
Act referred to reads follows:
2. Every Public Local Law made to take effect
before the first day Of June next after the session at
which it may be passed, shall Immediately after its
passage be publshsh once in each of three success
i've weeks in all the newspapers of the respective
counties in which itmay operate; and in case there
is no newspaper in any county, then in such man
ncr as the County Commissioners of said County
may direct, and in any such law is to operate
in the City of Baltimore then once in each week
for three successive weeks in such daily newspapers
published in said city as the Mayor thereof may di-
rect; and the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
and the County Commissioners of the several coun-
ties shall provide for payment Of the expenses OF
such publication
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21
Business Notice.

re-" Mssrs. T. G.. ROBERTSON
and j. B. AkCLEERT, Hugerstonn,
haze each kiudy consented to receice and
torpard all orders to This establishment for
subscription, advertising or job pork. Our
friends ,cN please bear this IN mind them
selres, report it to their neighJors and act
accmyliaiy.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21
M A r RI ED.

On the Sd inst, at the residence of the brides
mother, by Rev. Henry c. Lesher, Er. NJ $. NEW
CONFER, of Mt. Norris. Ill, to Miss ANNIE G.
FUNK of the vicinity of ofWayncsboro.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. j. +. 0ckerman, at
the brides mothers MIR. WILLIAM b. HARRIS, ,oi
Hagerstown to Miss SOPHIA SHENEBERGER
of Funkstown.
On the 18th inst, by the same, at Mrs. Picket's,
to to- Miss l;S ANNA n HLAKEIEY % of Haserstown. m ~
In Saylorville Ill. June 4th by the Rev. Mr..
Singer WM. G. PARKER, to Miss LIZZIE AR
DINGER, both ofWilliansport Nd.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21
CUAPER IS.

AN ACT to amend the charter of the Western Mary
land Railroad Company, so that the number ofdi-
rectors therein be increased, and two of such Di-
rectors be citizens of Washington CouRty.
SECTION 1.-And be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the Directors in said
company be increased by two new members. and
two of such Directors shall be citizens of " ashing-
ton County; provided, however that this act shall
take effect only when subscription to the capital
stock of said company, binding upon said county
shall have been made to an amount of not less than
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and when
this act shall have been accepted by the stockhod
crs of said company representing majority of it
stock. June II, lSG6-3t.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21
No Deviation.

EEWe wish all to remember that sub
scriptions to this paper must invariably be
paid in advance-that no paper is sent from
the Office until paid for. From these terms
we shall not deviate for high or low, rich
or poor, friend or foe, kith Or kin.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21
ANY thing NErOngl

ES-Thc able Cashier of the First Ma
tional has left off inancering for his neigh
bors. Perhaps, he finds, just now, enough
of that kind of work to do at home.
Things do look slually that's a fact.
There may. be breakers ahead, and to short
en- sail may be only an act of prudence.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21
EDUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned will offer at Public Sale in front
of the Washington House, Hagerstown,
On TUESD1 y, Tie 10Th day Of JULY.
at IL o'clock, that well known Farm called ''Wood-
side,' containing
TWO HUNDRED AND THREE ACRES,
of land more or less.
This Farm is SO well known to need no further
description. 1t is situated ON the Broad Fording
IIagerstown and adoins the lands ofMessrs. Kregh,
CrOmer and Cushwa.
TERMs--0nc hafofthe purchase money to be paid
in cash at the time of Sale, and the balance, in
est from the Sale Possession given Immediately.
June 81, lSG6.-3t. JOHN 4. MASON.
Maryland free press., 1866-06-21
A Change of Pr0gra mme.

EB After an absence of some weeks we
are again in the receipt of that "'loyap
journal, the IIagerstown "Herald"-
Thank you, loyal Pete. Never again let
us hear of you exhibiting your politica
spleen in way so picoyunish.