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OUTDOOR SPORTS
BALL
THE CINCINNATI VS.. THE NATIONAL OF WASH
INGToN.

BASEBALL
THE CINCINNATI VS.. THE NATIONAL OF WASH
INGToN.
sY rsI nenlpH TRIBUNE
CINCINNATI, July 15.-The National Club of
Washington which arrived here on Saturday night from
Columbus played the CinciRna Club this afternoon on
the newly nclosed grounds adjoining Lincoln Park This
contest has been the most interesting topic In Base Ball
CIRCLES I'm this State for some time past-the Cincinnati
C1ub being the State champioDs-and consequently an
Immense assembage OF spectators were present on the
orcaslon Although the charge for admission raised
m 25 cents ia TO reduce the crowd 5000
ple passed the gate Of whom several hundred
were ladies' Inc scene presented Whe. the game i
was in progress was very interesting one, the Club
house and ladiesstand presenting very handsome ap
pearance. The Cincinnati Nine were captaned by the
wcllknown crickcter. Harry Wright and they appeared
America Club Of Philadelphia. The arrangements were
excellent throughout, all being provided with hne
view of the proceedings, while perfectly clear field was
afforded the players The game opened very fYoTably
for close contest The Cincinnati players drawing
blank, while their opponents were disposed of Tor Two
In the second innings this thing reversed the
Nationals retiring without run, the tally standing
they finding Harry Wrights pitching very troublesome
George Wright being the only who knew how to Int the
ball. The close OF the third innings saw Inc TOTALS
at to O. in favor Of the Nationals, and
things began TO look serious for them, especially
the drizzng rain which fell IN the second and third
innings marred the effect of the Nationals heldne In
the fourth innings they began TO get the range OF ays
pitching, and in that and the remainder of the innings
they added AZ runs to their score while ther oppohtn
only enabled to secure but five additional runs
During the first three innings the excitement among tho
Cincinnati players and their friends very great they
feeling saDguine Of success but aferward they became
very quiet, National stock began TO rise. Attef inc
the visitors were handsomely entertained at the
Club rooms. Tomorrow the Nationals play the Buckeye
Club the night the for Louisville.
They speak highly of the cordial reception they met
WITH and delighted with their trip thus far The ex
citement In regard 70 this Club as they progress
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THE VEST INDIES.

ANEncAS SETTLERS IN HoNDCRAs-fHE HON
D,RAs iEGIsLATURE TO BE ABOLIsBED-THE
CROPS IN JAMAICA.
KINGSTON, june "a, 1861 .
Thirty thonsand acres of lands have exchanged
snds entirely banght mp by Americans from the south
eu States az the maximum rate Of fifty cents per acre
Plspty Of good land yet be obtained on the same
aerns American settlers flowing into tho Coony Ny
Rne of steamers now running between Bah5e and New
YleAus These immigrante bring along Win the tnei
wives and families and implements OK agreultnre. =
The Honduras Legislature is becoming dstlngnsneo
axe the late Jamaica House OF Assembly, an honorable
member in the heat OF debate, SHE'D leaden paper
eiQht at head Of another honorable gentleman wt
addressing the House on the hnanca cOndtiOh VI
che Colony There growing desire, however among
the eOlonists TO the Assembly aDOlshed ana u was
believed that public affairs were RAPIDLY approaching
crisis which would render change ID the CONSTITUTION VI
the country necessary. -. -. -, o.,
V0rabe for the growing crops hut more rain ~ required
fair crops OF sugar1oT next season he cone
IA the upands Of Clarendon and that part OF the parish
St Catherine that adjOns Clarendon, is IN a noufls
4nQ condition. The yield for the ensuing crop II likely To
very large the trees are bending under tne perry
which from the recent showers is rapidly advancing
toward maturity The small settlers, who are the PTln
cpa cOfeerOwers in these parts DO not prune lbeIt
plants as s the case with the properties in Port Royal
and st. Andrew, &C. They grow up and tnterlap each
other and ceasng 10 be mere shrubs sometimes aspire
30 dignity of trees, and bear vel the pruned
lants regular properties Perhaps II Is the prun
ference In the quality and value OF the berry In the
markets In Verc the drOuth that continued SO long had
very dsasterous effect the yield Of canes in the par
lab and learn that the sugar ~ likely 20 prove
with the pToverbal rapidly OF vegetation IN We're every
thing has shot mp and the parish looks green.
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1.-The Pen is Mightler than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN--BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
MORT0N'S GOLD PENS,
THE REST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York and by every duly-appointed Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established the public will
he best suited. and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send TO Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NBw.YoRK.. .Jurr D:

ARRIVED.
Bari (Aus Gabea Rio Janeo 5 days with eoree
aoj passenger -,
BIS Of POrlaBd) Galley Bridgeport B., 10 days, with
coal
BELOW.
Brig Golden Lead from Trinidad.
big ABgleta from Cuba
DOMESTIC PORTS
WELLINGTON c., July lArntd yesterday steamship sappho
New.
ss PRANCsoO June lS-Tbe steamship American for San Juan
sailed today.
ship Een cleared foS Liverpool with 1900 sacks Of
xhest
Arrived-Ship r. l. Hartman from Bsnkok.
Jny AYd lrg Meteor Bos,on harka'ne Han.
nbal hawkins AewYork sehr dsnt RoSkporti Lily BAliDoTe
Calsta Boston.
Ssied-spanis brig UIhana, for BaTceloBs.
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ard 20 thls CIub IncreaSts
We give the score below {:

let I'd. 3d. ith 6th. 9Th 9Th. sth. 9Th. Total
SiHfI%nnd Sa,,anaI 3 !, Z 2 9 3 j % %
mpre-MrsBroekway, OF the Live Oak Cub cincin-
natl.
Scorers-Mossrs. Resor ana Manson.
Time OF Game-'Threc hours fifteen minutes.
Fly Catches-C Cincinnati, II National, T.
Out on Fouls-Cncinnatti, 9 Nationals s.
THE RvINGTONs-EXPULsIoN OF MEMBER.
Mr.. l.. Pike, recently 81 base man of the Irving
tons having joined The nutuals IN Newfork, was on
Saturday expelled from the IriDgOn Club, by the unani
nous vote OF the members Of that organization Pike.
is said has secured clerkshp under supervisor Tweed
of New-York at a salary Of $3.50 The lryiDgtns play
the Eckfords Of Brooklyn on the Union grounds at
WilIamsburgb, today
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a foreign reader Che excitement that matter has

caused.
The STANDARD newspaper nf this city says this morning
that the splendid United States steamer julia help
essy stuck i'm this city, and must be sold
for fhe benefit of the Insurance Company. She
very superior boat and about 60 be sold TO parties
here
A fearful storm has occurred at Montevideo. The
French mail from KO de JancirO IL two days behind
time We hope she Is only retarded by head winds
Many dead bodies have been picked shore since the
storm.
The report 10 Government Of the variOus railroads
shows great activity, realzng profit of per
per cent beyond imprOy yemeIHs made
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MORTON's CHEAP GOLD PENS.

MoRTON's CHEAP GOLD PENS "a
mot wARRATTEDJ
These Pens are 10 carats fine, and are Better Wr,
and more Durable Pens than without operating
tons Patented Machinery be produced FOR the pces az,
were the Gold furnished pratuitously. 'A
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN sIIvER-PfATRD px
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen. 80 so. with Pencil Case. a a
Lucky Pen. B. with Pencil Cas-. 4.
Always Ready PEI I co.. with Pencil Case 1 @
Elegant Pen........ %. with Pencil Case. 80. 100
Excelsior Pen So. with Pencil Case as
These WellFinshed, Good-Writing G oil Opens w,h
rdOsmn Points the average OF every one OF wbh
will far outlast gross OF tie best Steel Pens ooh
they are uhwdrTdnied, and therefore not erchaageabs
They not numbered but correspond in size TO Nos
8, 4, 8, and respectively
The risk is taken OF all remttances by mail in registered
letters and the safe delivery of thc goods guaranteed IA
all who send twenty cents charge for registering In adj
ditOn 10 the price Of the goods ordered -
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
Any one secure OF the above Gold Per.
without money by getting up club.
tl5 oO Viii Duy uy....---...-..-Sl worth OF Pens.
20 OO VIII DuJ-....---..-...-.- ~ worth OF Pens,
40 90 VIII Duy.-.-............. 30 worth OF Pens.
II sent 10 one address at one i1He.
On receipt Of the money the subscriber VIII send by "a
turn mail OF otherwise, directed Gold Pen Pels-
selecting the according 10 description Add
A. MORTOf
No 2S MAIDEN-IAANE NEW RK
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MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.
CwARRANrEDJ

CwARRANTEDJ
These Pens are i6 fne and pointed with tho
very hest rdosmin Points carefully selected and none
~ ths quality IL sold with the slightest imperfeouon
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect .
Every Pen is stamped "A. Morton, First Quanty ana
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident. f.. ,n,a ouo,,,
are extra heavy and strong.
PRICES OF PENs; AND PENS IN SILVER EAIENs'oN
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GUNPOWDER.
ORANGE RIFLE AND SPORTING p0wDEa
THE PRIZE POWDER or THE wORLI

THE PRIZE POWDER or TIE WORLD
The attention spormen and dealers called the fbcsiSg
AZ ID. trial before the B1smnY o4rd in Wsbtes
August 1896 cartridges made from ths poSfe ~ competition vh hs
Cleanliness proved respect superior ali others
RiPLE hHErING ESSiA ~ july, ittt
peting loreign powders the trst rrise
the
STATE r the examination 81 military snail wks
attended BY oce specially ftach by Tie kssIls
and DANISH GovEKSHESTs IN the printed rrof ofue
trial only would admit bal clear 10 be bteea
hTng 100 without cleaning
the p0rd and they deem the subject of 20 ns
importance their report lhe prder ud ~ fes
cartridges spdL mention being superior u u TIC
RIFLE PowDgR manufactured by SETH sD PovDn
. New York"
Another meeting Board Special Order So l26 ei
Ataant s 1901 luject among 0ir
conditions, the following, IN article u
will be 20 gsB The powder 20 he hs
ORsTsE PowDEN Fg Manufactured by SMITH Rsrp PeS-
DER Co ofce No. 10 Broadway Ees iork"
R Taylor the celebrated pigeon shooter Of Jersey ty n
"It Is the best powder have used"
celebrated shot from Central Newiork vns four Tse
der high repu here aSd the country Uud atoat an1 Nb fs
sede all OILERS" -.
Orange Lightning. Lib caBlsers Nos o. crsir
Daeking 5lh eansteTs, Nos. !, 2. J, ttrs'u.
Game bras~bousd kegs Ia his arde g. Nos "a "iAs
Ride kegs Is bs, I24 lbs, 81 lhs, Fg ffE FIG
eanisiers H. H., Fig
Keutueky syoryng. eansters, H. To-, FfPs
obtained at wholesale al ohee a. wholesale st' h
from the following dealers in arms;
COOPER 4 POND, No. III Broadway.
ONION BLISS Co, No. 10 WarTenu
SCuuYLER HARTLEY. GRAHAM q G No ~ Nsdfh aks
JOHN p MOREs SONS No. 90 Broalss,
MERwlN sIMPKINS, No 3e2 Broad~sy.
WI SYMS Il BRO. No 80 Brosfsas.
SPIES, KlSSAM Il Co, No. l6 CeuTtiaadi 4
THOS j. JONES, No 10 John-st
And hom zroeen and harlws dealers who sell rc~eer
SMITH 4 RAND POWDER q
No EssNs'b
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THE GAME oFLA CROSSE.

A party of IS Iroquois Indians will leave
Canada carly this week under tie auspices ofthe Montreal
Ia Crosse Club for the purpose Of Introducing the game
Of La Crosse Of which they skul professors, into
England. On their way they will stop at New-fork for
the purpose Of giving exhibition OF tho game, and
aftervard will leave this port for Liverpool They travel
under the management 81 Mr. ]. H. Gordon OF the
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81. 600. 600. 600. .O00. 000.gy0.

That cOa money could compensate the Pbhs fI ls
loss Of the enjoyment derived from ihe FIN GOOD HthOR
COMIC PICTURES ANECDOTES &s &C. in tie new nGat 80
August, Of
YANKEE NOTIONS"
Ianehabe Portraits IT, MISS Hrr-
SON, p CooPEH A. JOBssos H. Gsss.Sf T. bHsh.s
celebrites All this number Get
Yce l5ceafa
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every movement Of the wheel Is instantly reported there
40 that the officer know &C once his orders have
been obeye and exactly how many degrees the rudder
has been turned. This communication being beyond
the control OF the helmsman, he cannot possibly
turn the wheel without the fact beng manifested upon
the dial The system may be made to communicate
orders the engineer. The steamer above named has
used this apparatus during two Voyages with great sue
cess The Life-Saving Commission, which met IN this
cy several months ago. recommended IL 10 the Govern
,nent for use upon all the Government vessels.
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1t least equal 10 any gold pens ade elsewhere
durability, elasticity and rood writing qsaissss
Every Pen Is stamped "A. Morton, TnIrd Quality .1
numbered. - 80
The Points warranted for months. except again.,
accident 1-'-'@
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver. but a. hear,
as those OF the First Quality. Ivy
PRICES OF PENS: AND. PENS IN SILVER ExTESs,os
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
CRICKET.

TIE INTERNATIONAL MATCH
MONTREAL July 15.-The international
Cricket Match between the officers of the Garrison Ieg
ments of Lower Canada aud the 81 Georges Club of New
York which was 70 have been played this 18th and 18th
Of July az oboken !s uDayoidably postponed for the
~
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in company with Capt wallen, the Commandant OF
The post and set nut California During nis stay on
o on three days the General and his family VIII bc the
guests Of Gen Walen, warm personal rrieh4, anu or
10 years his brother-inarms. Gen. Grant aNooe" AL os
H
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NEW MEDICAL GUIDE.

b. an eminent sccn giving reliable Information Of rs
Of both before pub s and worth @
new "a New York GA plain sealed
ope by inciag postage stasp 70
DR. LAWRENCE No. "a Bondst, Eew-fork.
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CASES WITH PENCILs.
The Numbers indicate SIG ohy' NJ O'"s '"' 'AA''
and No 10 the largest.
rpIcvs op PENS WITH snvER-MoUNrED DESK
MoRToN's SECOND QUALITY.

These are IA carats rine ana superior to any Morton
Pens made previous TO the year 1850. 49, .
Every Pen is stamped IA Morton, Second Quality"
The Points are warranted for sI months except against
accident. - 80 d. -.
The Cases made OF Coin Silver but are not so heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF pENs; AND PINS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16

MoRTON's THIRD QUALITY.
wARRAETEDJ
Thsss Psns ere u easa nne and sAsash shespef Are
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16

RESOLUTIONS oFFERED-A UNIFORM SYSTEM OF
suFFRAGE-TRE DEBATE ON THE SUFFRAGE
pEpoRT-spEECn OF Mr. MERRILL or wy
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WHISKY SEIzUREs.-The following seizures
we're made by order Of the Metropolitan Board OF Reve
nue during Saturday and yesterday Three barrels OF
whisky at No. Chrystie-st. barrels OF spirits not
properly branded, at Phillips Sons warehouse, No IS
Westst 80 barrels Of whisky, with no brand marked
distery Of Fred 0hler No. 10 Ludlowst, reported
rs heing run without Q license.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15
ADvrRrlsING PEopLE.-Says the BIOS.

ADVERTISING PEoPLE.-Says the Bos-
ton Pos" ''people who advertise are smarter
than those who don't; better looking, too,
nine in ten This is natural, if not logical
Advertising is an indication Of intelligence,
and intelligence is one of the leading ele-
ments Of good Hooks. 81 all events the world
believes in those who advertise, and it plants
It's dollars in their pockets Such are live
people and in these live days nobody wants
anything 70 do with any but your live men
aud women. Our advice to eyerybody -ex-
cspt in matrimony--is to advertise. 1t is
sure to return largely, increase your reputa-
ton asabusiness man, make hosts offriends,
aal add to the number Of shrewd and sen
f.ble people in the world, of which there has
never yet been an oyer-stock."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15

G6-'ery pretty is the following idea Ia
t'7sA the local column of the Plcoyu,.e
90 lie light Of love IS very beautiful amid
scenes Of sorrow, and as the moonLcar,s
ae-ai heller and more tender round ruin
or ohureayarl than in festive halls, 50 is af-
tei'n brighter when bestowed upon the
"re.cAed than When attracted by yoc,h aud
Le1yiAess.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15

ROMN EY
Classical Institute.


ryNnlS Institution was opeaeued AT Romncs.
Hampshire County, ". Va. on the a5rd
~ September, 1851. IL is school dcsigred fcs
laalc and female pupils.
TIE conrse Of instruction shall be such as 70
cnae.e TIRE student thoroughly 10 prepare himself
Tor the University q, Virginia oT for auy Of tsse
Colleges, or FOR the business Of lie.
Ierais FOR Session oJ D months.
/. Preparatory Department -Eeadiur. Writing.
Spelling, Elementary Arithmetic and
?. JsTier-Arithmctic Geography. En-. "
glish %r1mw ar, Composition, Ele-
mentary Algebra and Geometry, - 90
Ord. ; asor.-Aathematics Ancient Lam
guagcs, Principles and Practice IL
English Composition Natural Philos-
G2hy, Aeatai ana Neral Philosophy
EXTRH.,Tho German, French, and = "
Spanish LanSaagcs-each, $40 90
Music, 20 90
Use Of llano CO
CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
Winter Session, 81 20
Summer 90
Payment one half. in advance; the other at the
close Of the session.
40 deduction except in cases Of proiraeted
sickness.
Perrisiouaud control Of the undersigned, as rrin-
eiPal-who WAS educated at the University Ci
Virginia
Miss BtLLA ScuJlrzr, an experienced and well
approved teacher viii probably be cmploycd as
an Assistant.
BOARD can he procured in private families or
"t ihe institute, Cpuu the most reasonable terms.
ihe Principal makes reference 10 the Faculty
~ the University Of Nirguil-Rey. Il. l.. Dse-
NLY, II. D.. Rev. JOS e. WHSoy H., Augusta.
Ca, Rev. JSo. ". =. ATKINSON, y. d., Trcs.dcu
ui l'ampLcn Sidney College, aud Rev WM.
IEo"N, u. D., Editor Of. Central prosAy terrain,
Richmond, Va.
JOHN C. DINWIDDIE, Principal
Eomney, sept. -, 1854.
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give regret to learn tina, the orI,

awe regret to learn that the Only
oh.il, an interesting little son, in the Sc
e.rl year Of his age, Of Mrs. BETTE PuLI2,
Il Re'lcl"y county, this State, daughter Of
III la'e John Kern, Jr., Of this place, was
70 L-t'y burned by falling into the fire, on
l-.ri.y # last week, rs to cause its death
g. The following day.
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Irea~h Nerno .>hecp-Mc<srs. Wright,
Hamilton & Brown, Of Washington coun-
~, Penn, are putting out on the shares
500 fine Frorch Meriuo Sheep, in this
County. a most importapt enterprise,
which We take pleasure in recording.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15

f@-TLo ho''unol ElfeF.ycacer says that
'he session Of Congress from November 2 st
20 The ags. Monday in December will he de-
voted to impeachment and If the Hou, &c
refuse to inpeach the President, res5.g-
tI,n of ceusuro viii lie offered Us an alter
native measure. If they can't whip Mr..
JOHNSON they can make mouths at him.
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South 2ranth antsliigsneer.
EoNNEy, FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. IS, 1861.
r.rThe dedication of ,hn proshr.0ri

E1The dedication of the Presbyterian
Church in Springfield win take place on
Saturday before the Cd Sabbath Of this month
being the 10th inst. The services to
commence on Friday at l l o'clock, a. NJ.
The Lords Supper to beadministercp on
The Sabbath succeeding. NOV 8, 1867.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15

The arrivals ofcattlc during the past week in
gliding those destined for Eastern markets. n
mount to l,52l head, and compares with COS
last week and LII tic corresponding week Of
last year, and there was sold 3ll head against
l,596 last week, anl L. 100 the corresponding
week of last year, and were rs follows
To Baltimore butchers - SEQ
To Spectators Tor Eastern markets 800
To Farmers Tor grn2ing !2p
To Country butchers 9
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the Martinsburg "Nc,7 ErG," visited cur
OHice during the past week.

RIVE call The attention Of our readers
TO the card Of \. Z. WHITE and GEo. a.
TUCKER, in another column to-day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-15

RICHMOND. November l2.-Clicf JUS
tee Chase will arrive Tomorrow morning
TO preside with Judge Underwood at the
aa]ncrncd spring term Of tie Unilol States
Dlreui' Court, which commences Tomorrow.
Tie Tall term, n; which Nr. Davis is t. he
.r'ci, commences cn the @j-h From The
re"lre 1t alrears the jury VIII bo largely
composed Ct 'i.cks.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Gorge Schmucler,

Gorge Sclmucier
STEPHEN hacker, admir-. Of Jno = SchmucE-
or, a.. a. Il CnASCLHF.
? - decree &C the Circuit Cour, Of Pcnd'cton
4 = County re1 iafei 40 i..' cjoh,f Form } 1867.
.u> cause w., r,crrcd TO me, avs q COMMISSIONS
ia siN DuLu--to u,tc ana settle the accounts Of
-. -rl ihsl}cr clm'r., OF John y. Sohluck-
'"' g. cn' rcrDrttlrrt.l estate. of which the
.,- a.->a,r, died eeized.--tle liens and pri-
'r @! u'n5 thereon and whether the rents and
lr..-- OF said real estate viii discharge the said
...' a". and tie debts against said estate, within
ID. --rsr aud 10 rCPorta's0, any other matte.
r.r Cd pertinent by myself CT that may I've spc
...' Nafei hy any party iHtere 'cd. And no
-e.'"~ given That shall on the 29;h Day
% -oyerit~r h,Ht, az ny Office, in the town Of
.H'.hlin in said County. Ir. coed to execute the
'-tp'c eecee, NLtE and S. htl- parties axe Is, Cd
L. attend AID protect tbelg Interests.
ii. ii. MASTERS,
C0MH,i5s tDHcT.
=
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BALTIMORE, November l2.--Boward 81. super
Flour 80 80 "a, $40 90; Wheat, white y 500,
y 90; -ed, s. 22GlS2 80; Corn, white, I32M
- c's, yellow, 200 100 cts, Rye, 100 to IL,
cts, Oats, 10 a. 3 cts.
baltimore cute Market, NovemvJer :.
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BY YReTERDAY's MAIL.
THE REGENT ELECTIONS.

Nav YoRK.-In New York the Demo
cratic State ticket is elected by majority
Of over 10000. Last year the Radicals
carried the State By majority Of $3.50.
The Legislature stands rs follows Senate
- Democrats 10 Is Radicals, with two lu-
dependent members, one Of whom is class
ed as Democrat, and the other rs a Radi-
cal So in that body there is tie. The
House stands 70 Democrats to sc Radicals.
Democratic majority on joint ballot Is. So
magnificent a victory Is that is worthy Of
the great Empire State.
MASSACHUSETTS,. Even in this State
which, like Ephraim, is joined to it, idols,
the Republicans lose about 10000. Their
victory was ike that Of Pyrrhus, and one
more such would ruin them.
kANSAs.--Even Kansas has renudiated
radiealism, and voted down negro suffrage
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES minority against the
proposition being over 10000.
NiINNEsoTA.-Tho reported Republican
majority is about 1900. The majority last
year was l0,2p9. Whether negro suffrage
was defeated is yet in doubt.
WiscoasIN.-Kcpor,ed Republican ma
jori'y about 5000. Last year il was 3d.
800.
Nrw JEasLT.--In New Jersey the cIcc-
ton was for Senators and Asscu.Llylacn,
and upon the question Of Negro Suffrage.
The Democrats swap. tLl $. .c, carryiae
the Legislature hy 80 majority gu aiut bal
IT,. Negro suffrage is voted down by Mu-
tetn ao@aHi majority.
MAEYLASD.-in this State, the Conacrv-
atiyes elected every o,icer, aud carried tie
State by 10000 majority.