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RAIL RoAD.-In consequence of the Commit
tees heretofore appointed to obtain subscriptions
to the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Rail-
road, requiring more time to complete their du-
ties, we are requested to state that the meeting of
the friends of this improvement, to receive and
consider the reports Of said committees, is ad-
Journed to Saturday, the goth day of October at
IL o'clock, A. NJ, at the Court House. in Bel
Air, when it is hoped that there will be full at
tendance of all interested We understand that
the prospect of getting the road is much better
than was at first expected, and with proper ex-
ertions the object may be attained Every person
on the line of the road has more or less interest
in it, and each should lend whatever aid he has
to its accomplishment. Its completion would
add greatly to the value of land along and ada
cent to the line of its location, and business
would spring up where for want of facilities none
now exists.
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STEVENSON ARCHER, EsQ,-We have seldom
known nomination to be so generally and en-
trely satisfactory as that of the gentleman whose
name heads this article. We have yet to hear
the first objection to him upon any grounds,
other than political. His capacity for the posi-
ton for which he has been nominated, and his
high moral character, torbids any other than po-
ltical assaults upon him, and even in this, his
position is such, that attacks of political nature
mean nothing. From all parts of the congress
sional district we have the most cheering news
in every neighborhood his nomination appears
unexceptional, while in this county his majority
will be unprecedented.
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MILLINERY.-We feel it to be our duty again
to call the attention of the ladies and others to
the splendid styles and large assortment of fall
and winter goods now on hand at the extensive
establishment of Wright & MITCHELL at Havre de
Grace. These young ladies, in laying in their
fall and winter stock, have exceeded in variety,
style and quality, any establishment of the kind
ever kept in this county, and are prepared to
furnish their customers with every variety of
fancy goods, hosiery, millinery, &C., of the latest
fashions and at the lowest market prices. See
their advertisement elsewhere.
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Died,

On the I'd of October, at the residence of her
uncle in Baltimore county, AMELIA WRIGHT,
aged IL years and months, daughter of the late
William Wright.
Nellie was sweet in person, sweet in mind be-
loved by all who knew her. When youth was
hers, Death, with his noiseless step, approached
and claimed her as his victim.
Farewell, farewell, dear Nellie
Like pure dove thy spirit hath departed,
With snowy pinions plumed for upward fight
To cloudlcss skies, | weep not broken.
hearted,
For thou art dwelling in eternal light.
Thy form is absent no longer see
Thy gentle face and love-expressing eye,
Whose glance in glee was often turned on
me;
But have found another object far above.
And yet fancy oft, at eve's still hour,
| see thee, as in other days.
When sleep hath wrapped me in her dreamy
wing,
see thee in vision blest and bright,
And press thy hand and hear thee sweetly
sing.
Surely, dear Nellie, thou canst not be dead
Alas alas thou hast gone to the blest
above,
Where the beautiful cannot die.
w.
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MARYLAND PoLlTcs.-The Democrats and
Conservatives OF Frederick county have nomina-
ted for the House of Delegates, Daniel S. Biser,
O. II. Baugher, Fly. R. Harris, Martin Rouzer,
]. N. Chiswell, Peter Hauver
The Radicals of Howard county have nomina-
ted for the House of Delegates, George R. Leach
and James G. Adams.
The Radical Union Convention of Washington
county, have nominated G. R. Bamford, A. R.
Appleman, Jonathan Toby, Watkins James, and
Mr.. Hoofine, for the House of Delegates.
The Democrats of the 9TH Congressional dis.
trict have nominated Frederick Stone, of Charles
county, for Congress.
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A REMARKABLE DEoIsIoN.-On last Saturday
night, q man by the name of William II. Rich
ardson, went TO the house of John Lurz, 1855
Bond street, Baltimore, and after some words
with man named Goodrich, drew pistol and
fired three times, killing Benjamin Jones, and
severely wounding George Goodrich and John
Belts. 1t seems that after the shooting, Rich
ardson surrendered himself to policeman Shon-
halls, stating that he had been attacked and had
shot the three men above named. Coroner
Sparklin was notified ofthe affair, and summoned
a jury to investigate the matter, but became dis
satisfied with them before they had concluded
their labors and dismissed them, and summoned
an other jury. Each jury had before them the
same witnesses, part only of whom had been
examined before the dismissal of the first. Be-
fore the second inquest, there was no difference
among the witnesses as to who fired the pistol
all agreed that there were but three shots fired,
and that they saw no man have a pistol, except
Richardson, and saw no firing except by him.
Captain Lynch stated that Richardson came and
gave himself up, and said crowd was after
him he said he had shot three times and that
some one was dead. Alter hearing the testi-
mony, which was very clear, not only in regard
the shooting but also as to the political bias of
the parties, at the conclusion of the testimony
the jury returned the following verdict, 'that
Benjamin Jones came to his death at the hands
of some person unknown to the jury"
These shooting cases are so common of late
that we hardly think worth while to call atten-
ton to them, but this one is so remarkable that
jury after truth without being able to overtake
IL
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THE COMING ELEoTToN.-The voters of Harfor d
upon to vote for a Comptroller OF the State
Treasury, member of Congress for the second
congressional district, four members of the
House of Delegates, and County Surveyor; and
the Democratic and Conservative parties have
put in the field the following gentlemen, to fill
the places above designated
For Comptroller Of the Treasury,
VIM. J. LEONARD, of Worcester county.
For Congress-
STEVENSON ARCHER, of Hartford county.
For the House Of Delegates,
NICHOLAS H. NELSON;
SAMUEL NJ. WHlTEFORD,
DIR. JOSHUA WILSON,
SIMEON SPICER.
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TIDE WATER CANAL.-The trade on this work
for the week ending on the 9th of October, has
been more brisk than for the week preced-
ing. There were towed from the Canal Basin, at
Havre dc Grace, LAB boats, as follows: To
Baltimore, rs boats, with lumber, coal, ice, sc. ;
to Philadelphia, Al boats, with lumber, iron and
coal, and to Spesutia Island, 81 boats, all carry
ing coal. Freighting to Havre de Grace is also
quite brisk, and for the week quite large num-
Der of boats, variously freighted, were unloaded
at the wharves.
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REGIsTRATIoN.-We publish this week the
names of persons who have been registered in the
9th and 9th districts, which completes the reg
istration for this year, unless the registers at
their meetings on the Both and 3lst of October
should add to or strike from the present list of
Names We give below the number of persons
registered in each district, compared with the
registration of last year, by which it will be seen
that the number ofpersons registered this yearis
1888 greater than the number registered in
1866:
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT EXPUNGED.--A
dispatch from Oregon, states that resolutions
have passed the House of Assembly, declaring
that the action Of the House in ratifying the
constitutional amendment before the admission
of members from Grant county, was fraudulent
and void. By the aid of one of the Union mem
bers the resolution was adopted. The Secre-
tary of State was requested to transmit a copy of
the resolutions to the Secretary of State at Wash
ingtOn.
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IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT. The hero of
the Fire Ship and Big Bethel, Superintendent of
the Dutch Gap Canal, Commissary to several
Confederate Generals, and the man that whipped
no rebels in arms that ever we heard of, made q
speech at Day ton, Ohio, the other day, in which
he set forth his bill of impeachment against
President Johnson, and the manner of his trial
That this is the intention of the Radical MAORI
ty in Congress there is no longer any doubt.
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FEJ '0 7UI
EDWARD d. RICHARDSON.

These gentlemen are all firm friends of the
Presidents plan Of restoration, and are earnest
supporters of the principles put forth in the reso-
lutions of the Philadelphia Convention of August
last. All therefore who endorse these meas
ures, are called upon to give their support to the
above named nominees, as men entertaining
the same views with themselves, in regard to the
great issues which now divide the people. Let
measures, rot men, at the coming election in
November, engage our whole attention, so that
right may prevail over wrong.
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HARD TO BEAT.-We received one day last
week, from Mr.. William Smithson Forwood,
living at Sandy Hook, a red beet, perfectly
sound, and of excellent favor, measuring twen-
ty-three Inches in circumference, and weighing
upwards of seven pounds Ifthere is any person
about here who has larger beet than this, we
would like to see it, -
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7sBALTIMoRE MUNICIPAL ELECTION Lee
Chapman was on Wednesday last elected Mayor
of the city of Baltimore, by $500 majority
Under the decision of the Attorney General the
vote was confined to persons who were registered
last year, and consequently the usual farce of
the last few years was re-euacted.
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Loss OF THE EVENING STAR.-Dispatches from
Savannah of October the 9th, state that the
steamer Evening Star ioundered 1870 miles east
ofTybee, with two hundred and fifty rasengers
and crew Of fifty persons, all of whom We're lost
. -, =.
except FIVE of the crew and Mark Gerard, pas
senger.
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REGISTRATION IN BALTIMORE County THE
voters in this county, in 1885, num-
bered 1000, and the list just published shows the
voters for 1866 to he about 1900,
being an increase over last year of 3,2l0 per-
sons.
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REGISTRATION IN KENT County In 1865 the
Registration in this county amounted to l,l5O
persons; this year itreaches 1884, being an in
crease over last year of 534 names.
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st. Johns College.

THIS celebrated Institution, the advertisement
| of which will be found in another column,
having been renovated and reorganized, now
claims to be the best of the kind in the South
Scholarships can be secured by applying to this
office. Full information furnished on application
to office Of EGIs, or to H. E. NICHOLS,
Al West Fayette street, Baltimore
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real name of The AUTHOR atten-
ton will be paid to them. The real Orthe author
will not b. published unless desired, but we cannot
consent TO insert communications unless we know the
writer.
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ELECTION. The States of Connecticut and Del
aware, have at their district and township cleo
tons just held, gone Democratic
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B Il Al R, N D.,
Friday, October IL, 1866.

05-The "Asgis" has more extended circulation
among tho intelligent farmers and business men Of
Harford than any other. paper in the county. No
sLock Hospta other obscene s'Lottery'' adver-
sements will appear in columns at any price. A
Urge number subscribers pay for their paper in cd
vance, and justine class advertisers
sire TO reach.
The attention of respectable and legitimate advertisers
is directed to the above facts
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LOST,

A SUM Of MONEY, on Sunday, Oct.
II 9th, between Alexander Norris and
the Toll Gate, near Bel Air. A reward
oftwenty dollars will be given if returned
Enquire of VIM. HERMAN, Bel Air, o.
OF ALEX NORRIS, octl2-3t
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large Barn, Barrack, Smoke House, and
Spring House, with never-lailing spring,
within 100 yards of dwelling.
There is fine flush stream of water
running the entire length Of the farm, on
which formerly was Mill the building
has gone to decay, but the dam and race
are in good condition.
There are now great probabilities of
the finishing ofthe Philadelphia and Bal
timore Central railroad, which passes in
the immediate vicinity of this property,
thereby offering the greatest facilities for
procuring manures, fertilizers, &c., and OF
transporting grain or any other produce
with but little trouble or expense, to either
of the great cities of Philadelphia or Bal
timore, with each of which there will be
daily communication.
THE TERMS OF SALE
Prescribed by the Decree, are-that one
third Of the purchase money shall be paid
in Cash on the day of sale, one-third in
six and the residue in twelve months
thereafter, the credit payments to bear in
terest and be secured by notes of the pur-
chaser, with surety approved by the
Trustee.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, M.
A.LlNGAN JARRETT,
Trustee.
J. S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
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BOWS TRUSTEE In the Circuit Court
vs. for Hartford county
BLACKWELL and others. in Chancery.
ORDERED, this 9th day of October,
" 1866, that the sale made and reported
by Henry w. Archer, Trustee, in his
seventh report in the above entitled case,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cansc
to the contrary be sh"wn "n ~ L. -,
the 18th day OF November next; pror3-
ded copy Of this order be inserted III
some newspaper printed and published in
Hartford county, once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the said 18th day of
November next.
The report states the amount of sales
to be S44,50.
VIM. Fl. DALLAM, Clerk.
True copy, Test,
octl2 WIN. II. DALLAM, Clerk.
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House and Lot for Sale,

INSTITUTE OF PRACTICAL DRAWING,
Il SURVEYING, CIVIL Il MINING ENGl-
NEERlNG, open from October lst until March
3lst, at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and from
April 25th until Sept, 18th, at Tollestone, Lake
Co., Ind, &c miles from Chicago the crossing
point Of tie Michigan Central and the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railways. 1t costs
about S25 to be good draughtsman, 1925 a
practical surveyor, and $50 10 be good and
practical civil engineer. Any person who can
make an addition, subtraction, multiplication
and diUsion can follow the course of the Institute
with facility. Scholars admitted at any time
Apply for circular to the Principal.
V. WANDER NAILEN,
81 Fifth Street, Pittsburg, Pa.
oCtl2-Gm
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anu Is naturally lertlle.
The improvements are moderately
good.
1t is situate on the road leading from
Magnolia Station to "MaXwell's Point"
the celebrated and beautiful property of
Gen. Cadwalader, distant about 81 miles
from the former, and II mile from the
latter. 1t lies between Gunpowder and
Bush Rivers and binds on the waters of
each. 1t possesses fine advantages for
fishing, grabbing and ducking, and de-
sirable location for sporting club.
THE TERMS OF SALE
Prescribed by the Decree, are one
third cash on the day of sale, and the
residue in two equal instalments, at six and
twelve months, the credit payments Sc
cured by notes bearing interest.
Sale to commence at Ii O'Clock, A. NJ.
A. LINGAN JARRETT,
Trustee.
J. S. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
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do for Nswburypor. Iaurs Bridsman. Hart Georgetown
KEY WEST Oct la-Arr BRYCE ooissa tnos - bsfors
blk eiss s'd srown Gardner from Newport for Havana;
rsr from NY My0Ft aPa u Sss BARNARD
MARBLEHkAD. Oct is-Arr .schr Lucy orcutt Phiia-
NEW ORLEANS Got IS Arr .sesmshlp Marp;:., og,ot,
York hiPs wsass csTney and rSnr St
Fo souhard from boston; bark Paio Alto cldSark Ma
sa.hm l ship sau.nde Liv.reool dismas.ed; Maacca
hS.!sS s g.. EY. sesr. cos os
ps.S.,psis TSos smith, sownan Nyork; Thomas
S .sS1s Elm City Kelley and s.
hS SEWBuRYPoRr. %. ss-Ar schr White Sea- Leo New
lNEwPoKr DC, p-Arr schr Jas Brown. Marble Balu-
ps chs..pssss: MsvA.lI Boston q and FOR
baker fhomp.on BOSTON Phiadelphi. schrs Rachel
Ea En-" Kelley Bristol s.mors Harriet Fuller Upton
SYoIs sophie ys.ss and Kena ooelsIsh Provd:1ss
Ponder Linselu: Tsanion ior So Deri.r Esssn.n,
pssi plsndS Phiaass s.nash for syesr;
d.sos saiIi. Ca ii Barnes. Dosns and Lizzie Ray
SEw LONDON. oa 2s-Arr schrs Prince Of Wales tsr,.
HsiifnI for Baltimore; cysnus. Norton. Wilmington NO.
@. SIT brig c...:.a rs,s.. r :.
SaL4psfPalS % sn s@.n =: s.,a.ss:
hews and iodine Rodgers Boston schrs fonuer
son Gardiner; Hand Providence; Pharo shonrds
saual Adams. and Endicott Boston: Bright shaw.
New London; Chas nm. cheesmnn New Haven; Golden
Fagc Kelly New BEDFORD Neptune, Bodan Norwich; Chas
Moore. Ingcrsoll, BRIDGEPORT; J Hag Hickman, south
Amboy. CID Aries Croweli Boston, bark Ricardo
Itan Mars.n Antwerp Ba,gh tnr,' pys, Ter d
BORDEN wriehiinston, Fail River: Neptune. Rodan New
Haven: l. Bennett Laird. bridgeport Evermsn, Al
ton Lynn: q Floyd. Kelly, Providence; Reeves,
Green Boston: Knight Plum, Dighton; Beatty, Hen
de-son Norwich Searsyle Bray. Eyork.
PORTLAND. Oct 22-Arr bark Rachel Norton. New York;
schs Mary louise Hamilton and Prudence. Coomhs, do;
Matanzas Kiibv and Hattie samrson Blake. Philadei
Rapds Montevdso; schrs Jas Deputy, surges. NYork;
PROvinEScE Oct 8-Arr brig Trtndelen, Haskell Bal
trnorr; schrs John sronp Lake and Am Eagle. Shaw,
PHILADELPHIA Sid schrs Tryphena, Nrkerson Thomas
Cooper. wccien; Ann saIier Baker; " youmans ca!
payes: Angel Kelley: Anna Edwards, Ellis; Native De-
T. pnrnes Coesn,n and Bkpi English Baker. Nyork;
Daniel Webster Packer do Ellen Barnes Clifford. do;
sloop willard. Saunders, Eizabcthport
PAwTUCKFT Oct 23-9ld schrs Horizon, Newman, View
and James ENGLISH Barker. do. . . ~ .
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 16Arr ship Herald OF the Morn
ing Sears, Boston Sid 18th, ship Galaea, Cook, Hong
Kong,
SAVANNAH Oct la-Arr schr vapor. Bogart. New York
Below = steamship and brig
phia Wilson, Newell aud Lucy Copp Philadelphia; Path
bark Hazard. Karetens, Zanzibar
WILMINGTON. NC. Oct H--Arr schr isabella, Weeks
NYork. Cid steamer Rebecca CLYDE. Youn1, NYork
WATERFRONT. Oct 2l-Arr schr Flora A Sawyer, Reed
Philadelphia.
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invited 10 attend tho funeral sne resdcnc" Of hts
parents, 27i West Pury sixth street. this I'M rsda y
afternoon, a two O'Clock Tho remains viii DO taken 70
KvIIr-on tuesday, October q, Esrws. KEIr. aged
81 years
Requiem H,shMass win no celebrated in the Church
Of tho immaculate Conception. East Fonrtesnth street.
at ten o'clock this Thursday, MORNING, for the repo.e
OF her son Funeral ssrvc~s to take place at the church
al hafpast one O'Clock Her friends are requested
attend without further notica
Msm-on Tuesday, October q wnUcsc. the be.
loved wife Charles Miner aged 20 years. late oil the
county Tyroae Parish Of Fentonia ireland.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 70
attend the funeral from her late residence, No LOG
warren street. BROOKLYN, a two O'Clock.
MnLows--M Tarryt0wn, ON Tuesday, October 23
after lingering illness. JossrH G. hnLows aged %
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral this rhnrsdAy) afternoon. at half
past two O'Clock, from the South Dutch church Of Tar
Moaaxa.-on Tuesday. October %. WILLIAM MoRaAs
aged 90 years.
invited to attend the funeral from the John Street Meth
odis Epscopa church. this Thursday afternoon, a ono
MoKAr-on wednesday, October e. at the residence
OF her son-inlaw, Edward White, ANN MCKAY, In the
66th year Of her age.
The friends relatives Of the family, and those or
her son, william Mckay respectfully invited TO At
tend the funeral, this Thursday afternoon, Of two
O'Clock from her late residence 40 East Tenth street.
NEvMs-A New Orleans, Tuesday, October 20
Colonel WnIIAx r. NEvrr IN the 63d year Of his aga
Richmond and Philadelphia papers please copy.
SD year Of her age Mr ELIZA Puncxl beloved wife Of
james j. Purcell
Funeral from hcrlass residence No 1913 schermerhon
street, Friday afternoon at two O'Clock, Friends Of
the family respectfully invited
smKy-On Friday, September 10 MARY. wifs or John
@. sibiey and daughter Of tho iaie Henry B. Gibson
soURE.-The friends and relatives OF Sergeant W.
WALLACE serIax, First regiment New Jersey Volunteers
First Presbyterian church, Railway, N. j., on Friday
afternoon, at two O'Clock without further notice.
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pLooxINGDALE. NEW YORK CITY. OCTOBER IS
To Tnr ORxocnAcY or THE MITE cosoaxsnoSAL DIS.

One week ago the regularly elected convention OF the
organization at Tamfnany Hall unanimously presented
nomination. believing that would be supported throughout
the with all the energy and influence that
ought 10 attach 10 the only democratic orgnizaton
the nation. esteemed such nomination honor Of the
highest character supposed that was placed In tho
ersrtion. but to he sustained rs the chosen
OF the principles and fortunes OF the democratic Ear
from having suspicion OF treachcry or deceit thought
be honorably supported by every democrat attached
70 the organization whose nomination accepted and
easily elected In district which boasts Of democratic
majority OF nearly hvc thousand.
but fellow citizens. have become convinced BY
wheming evidence that there sincerity In the action
Of the Tammany leaders, and out OF he district toward
nh satisfied that thev do not intend 20 make any
effort Ia behalf Of my election On the contrary ann per
saded that tho unprncpled bareaninxs Of these po
such indifferent support from the orEanzaon A. would
make defeat ieevabs In other words only put up
The Tammany managers have entirely mistaken
their man am not e be used for any Of their schnnins
himself Of party let than formally
and pnesy tender him h.ir But Tas's, ,s
do They shall 70 dsguse their real de-
signs from you or the public ut large.
remain In the qnist Of private life whom In
duced by Of honest desire tho part Of The
Tammany leaders 20 redeem our d.irc, from radical mis-
perfectly satisfied that those professions false
being longer victim OF reschery and
dnpacy hereby withdraw my mana from ths Congress
am surc that the generous democracy OF this district
who have often honorcd with their confidence In past
remain the tool Of schsning rckscrs who would subord
nate the best interests the party the country the State
s''' 's'pee'0"' your ''''''' 'f pxvTb .. JACKSON.