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The New York herald., 1868-06-16
DY HENRY y. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID No. CUrtlandt street orr doors OF Broadway.
Art Gallery, 81 Brnadwav.
HANDSOME IfOl sEHObD FURNITURE,

MIKROkS CARPETS, CURTAINS, &C., AC
w. ID. MINER a BARKER viii sell at auction Welnes-
day, June H. at 10 o'clock at their sacsroom No Cornndt
street. handsome Household Furniture private
city residence for convenience OF sale In good having
been In about year comprising English aud
Tapestry Carpets, French Plate Pier Mirrors Damask
Lace Curtains rosewood and black walnut Parlor In
brocatel, and haircoh, Centre side
Tables, black walnut and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus
Washstands and Chairs Lounges Tables Pmon Bedseads
enamelled and painted Cottage suits ar Mattresses Feath
Beds, B0sers and Pillows, Counterpanes, Blankets,
sheets, &c, black walnut Extension Tables and Chairs
Buffet, Crockery Glassware and Gallery, Ocoths Stair
Carpets and Rods, &C. &C.
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IlY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell by auction, on
Tuesday June l6 at - o'clock in front Of their ss
Liberty street,
pair of long tail bay Horses very stylish, l6 hands
high, 3 and years old.
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A MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE
"A. 81 Bible House, sells Friday, June ~, handsome
Household Kitchen Furniture Carpets Mirrors
ings, Glass Crockery Ware &c, dc. Also 10
yted.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

% B.osdv.y 4s%ls:isn %I SGs L.s
$Ss SeSS R.sa::s.y: e $ s: ~
s
Paul. e.:
new dresses augmented chOruses &c. i-' 80" '-''''
NJIBLo's GARDEN.
Lessee AnS Sssns III Terminates ic So "hEA'hSi.
rohsPAaI LAST NICE NIGHTS T. 1865
Of the 'a'''a'' s''EsIsEsna1fiitE gHs ESaiitE PAWN,
introducing Jarrett Ballet piTfE' FsSUPE TsSSUPfa Partisan
The celebrated EursRsnn NILE Aissqse p2 ROSA DSsn'sa'''
and the new si'' 'iPSfi' HSsio AND
SATURDAY NEXT LAST MATINEE.
Seats secured six days in advance.
NEW srADr rHEsTEEl q 1aa /, pov.rv
EIGHTH SSEHHn SiaHT oS sFAs9f a. !. EDDY.
MISS HENRIETTA IRVING, - srrn,vv
THE LARGEST Asb sBAE e6oaHsf THEATRE IN THE
TONIGHT g5S2Hlsss2PR4A5y,, JUNE Is,
with Mr. EDDY B. s.udiey j. ffon Henrietta Irving,
Mrs Myron Miss Mile sAcks' and all the stars in the
MOOR OF SICILY.
SPECIAL NoTICE-A new Extravaganza in preparation,
BILL BOARD GRABBER,
OR WHOSE TURN NEXTY
Political Satire.
H'HEATRE COMIQUE, 5l4 BROADWAY.
i GREAT SUCCESS GREAT SUCCESS
GREAT SUCCESS GREAT SUCCESS OF
JOSH HART'S IMITATION
JOSH HARTrS IMITATION
JOSH HARTS IMITATION OF
THE GREAT LINGARD, THE GREAT LINGARD.,
THE GREAT LINGARD, THE GREAT LINGARD.
THE GREAT LINGARD, THE GREAT LINGARD.
lLOGRENIA,I ILOGKENIA,l
LOGRENIA, LOGRENIA,
lLOGRENIA,I LOGRENIA,I
and his wonderful performing Birds, Cats and Mice.
Birds, Cats and Mice. Birds Cats Mice.
Birds, Cats and Mice. Birds, Cats and Nice.
SAM DENERE, the iavorte Banjo Solo player.
THOMAS BURk In his wonderful Musket Drill
NYMPHS OF The CARIBBEAN SEA.
NYMPHS OF THE CARIBBEAN SEA.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTroNEER.

-
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell W auction,
Wednesday, June H. at 10 o'clock, at % West Thirtieth
between Broadwa and Fifth all the Furniture
contained sad dwelling consisting of Velvet and Brussels
Carpets rosewood Paror Suits covered In crimson silk bro
cate Arm Chairs rich crimson silk Window Curtains Lace
do rosewood carved Centre and Card Tables rosewood Eta
Di ing RoomFrench walnut Suit, blue silk reps,
made by Bembe Kimbe, consisting of Chairs Lounge,
elegant French walnut Buffet, richly carved very
valuable Dinner Service double set and in perfect order,
OF satin wood inlaid with rosewood consisting
OF Bedstead Dressing Bureau, two Amorea lace Chairs,
Arm DO, quite cost 81 200 also Cornces To match,
Lambrekins Lace Curtains, kc; fine Matrcses and
Pillows &c Also mahogany Bedroom Suits. black wan ut
do, and other articles. Sale without any
RY J. BARRY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 3T BROAD
ID Large and peremptory sale of magnificent House
hold Furniture rosewood Panoforte, Mirrors Velvet
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, &C. &c.
BARRY co. will sell this day (Tuesdsv), June rs,
1852 the entire contents of the brown S6 East
place, commencing at 10k O'Clock A. N. precisely.
The psrors contain two elegant Suits IN French
satin brocatel also walnut Suits covered reps;
nihcent rosewood Pianoforte, orders
French Plate PIER Mirrors, Lace Curtains, Cornces,
also fine collection OF rich and costly OIL Paintings China
Vases also elegant Dining Room Furniture consist
ing OF Extension Dining fable. Dining Chairs walnut Suit,
rich French Chna Ware, elegant Silver Plated Ware Cutler
&C. magnificent Bedroom Furniture, carved rose.
wood, mahogany and walnut fine Horse Hair Mattresses
straw Paasses &c Catalogues morning Of sale the
house. n. B.-NO postponcment
pY ". DOUGHTY, AUCrTONEER.-wILL THIS DAY,
ID at l0V o'clock the ssesroom ~ Nassau street
and varied assortment Of fine Paror Chamber, Dining
Crockery and glassware; descriptive ogues sale
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A UCTIoS SALE OF CRoCKERY, &C-HFyRy O.
N EVANS, Auctioneer, will se IN lots 70 suit dealers n
Tuesday June l6 at 10 o'clock, at 81 Barclay street general
assortment Of White Granite and Common Ware Fable
Glass and Cutlery Plated Ice Pitchers, Casters Tea sets
Goods well packed for shipping.
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DIANOFORTEs NEW ARION PIANO, SEVEN AND
Il one third octaves, nj less than manui acturcr
pr,cc $26b sold this week. Al W Broadway opposite Asor
place N. y. IS. CUURTIsS.
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platform o. nominations fully cod rsed anidsi
shouts rockets and cannon firing.
CIscIssAr, July lo-inned atey IN tn. reception Of
the news Of the nomination ut New Yo'k Mr.. Psndleop
teiegraphed Mr. Seymour hiH cong runton and prof
sred hm bis sarnest and sefiv" port In the co Of
CaIciGo, July a--ou re,.',. of .hs ncnins on o.
Seymour Salnte o. One hundred guns SOD of
er sa'uts Jas q red this, e,eiinr ! rat'ncsts .
meeting viii be held spnre time nott week. h
LOUISVILLE, July &C One If the largest AND err
thusiastie meetings held In usvillr 'o pa
tonight in front OF the ndi cfce to r,tify The nom
nations Of Seymour and Blair Ten 'houSar per ons
were present. Addresseswere made by Col H. ". Bruce,
exGoyernor Thomas E. i,rsmetts, a. D. Prentice, Hon.
ST. LOUIS July lO-Dispatches from nearly every Sec
ton Of Missouri say the nominations Of Seymour and
Blair are received With great satisfaction particularly
that Of General Blair Ratification meetings were held
last night salntes we're fred and various Joyful demon
strstions indnl ged1n.
wLMINoroN N O., July 1N--There IL great rcioic;n-
over the democratic NOMINATIONS. Flags flying.
salute Of hrty-seyen guns fired under the ISL l.
ces Of T. Denke. Northern gentleman the guns being
operated by colored men. The democratic platform Is
universally acceptable to conservatives and democrats
AUGUSTA, o., July 10-There a grand and enthu-
sasc demonstration here tonight in honor of SEYMOUR
and Blair largs procession of romen and citizens
streets private residences and stores illuminated,
guns fired bonfreE hlazed, and there gene
raj display of fireworks, making Of the gandest and
most enthusiast tic demonstrations witnessed in this
city, everything passing of orderly. t.g r...-s.
grand salute fired on Capital Hill, In Harrisburg
yesterday, In honor of the New York nominations An
imprompu ratification meeting was held at the Court
House In the evening and notwithstanding tho short
tce, the large court room was filled to OVERLOOKING
hundreds being unable to gain admission Tits said TO
have heen the largest and most enthusiastic political
gathering held in Harrisburg for many years
WAsHIsaT0s July 10.-The National h1teIiigencer IL
iubant over the Democratic nominations. "The tick
ct says appeals to tho reason intelligence and pa
triotsm Of the country 1t nvokes artificial aid TO
Tho htcHigencer predicts their by overwhe
ming majority. ... f..t. IA
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We have the following from the Georg q
Chronicle: 1--WE congratulate our readers on
the Nominations. Seymour is the strongest
standard bearer: for it has been demon
strated by the action of the Convention
that be reconciies the West and the North"
The Cincinnati Enquirsv says almost
every element Of strength is contained in
this ticket of Seymour and Blair"
+ The Louisville Courier remarks that it Is
"a strong ticket (; one deserving and COM
handing more of the peoples confidence
could not have been formed"
The Boston Post thus speaks Of the nom
nations: "Their names will make the union
Democracy still stronger and invite the in
creased confidence Of the Conservatives"
/ The Providence OR. L. Herald says: "Ho-
ratio Seymour to-day is the greatest, the
most sagacious, the most liberal statesman
in this broad land" ['f'~. '-. 4. '1..
The Delawarian in its comments says
'The nomination of Horatio Seymour by
the Democratic National Convention for
the Presidency, meets the universal appro-
val of the Democracy of Delaware"
The Concord IN. ~ Patriot says that the
nomination "will command the confidence
and attract to him the cordial support of
the conservative and patriotic among all
classes of people" v.a,2 r,..
The Nashville Union says, "They COM
mend themselves not only to the people Of
the whole country by their patriotism and
liberality, but especially to the down trod-
den south, to whom they come as deliver
ers in this hour of sore trial" g.2
The New Orleans Times has the follow
ing: ''The nomination of Seymour and
Blair was yesterday received everywhere
with the most unbounded enthusiasm
Measures were Immediately inaugurated by
the Executive Committee of the Democrat
ic party for a grand ratification meeting to
be held on Saturday week next, the 18th
instant, at Lafayette square. From the
preparations now under way, this promises
to be one of the greatest events that has oc-
CURED since the war. 1t is deemed proper
that the white people of New Orleans should
en- masse manifest their approval of the
many efforts made in behalf Of their liber-
ties by the two great political giants now
placed in nomination" -
The Philadelphia Ledger and New York
San, both independent journals, but each
of strong Republican procliyities, speak of
Mr.. Seymour as statesman, and man of
great moral worth, in terms of praise
The Baltimore american, in its issue of,
Saturday last, speaking of the Democratic
nominations, uses this language in reference
to Mr. Seymours nomination Though of
admitted ability and of unblemished pri-
waite character, Mr.. Seymour is the recog-
nized and prominent exponent of the sedi-
tious sentiments which animated the Dem
ocratic party during the war" ..a
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on ty br NC ng ack the adminiserati II the
ant to ii ose time hi,irr-d priu. Ie, which, for
six years such unparalleled happiness ana
.tu pe-ts and in resrung II from the hands OF those
who have held the constitution itself 10 no bet
ter Than q vepapt With death and agreement with
hell wh o. revolutionary policy and measures have
brought lob general dscord strife aud var With fte
sttsndapt ills, upon large portion of the country and
such Widespread naturalization throughout the whole
OIL. AH y - =
Resolved That the democratic party in sustaining u
federal adm nstration In the late unhappy conflict Of
arms did so in good faith, with the hope and earne
wish to maintain the principles above set FORTH and with
view Of wagipg the part Of he Northern States
IN spirit Of oppression against their brethren Of the
uth for any purpose Of conquest subugation,
purpose ofoverthrowng or interfering with the rights
established insttuons of those States, defend
ID maintain the supremacy Of the constitution aud to
the Union with all the dignity, equality and
these States, h. ldiig them conquered territory,
would be- In the judgment of this Convention, the de-
struction OF the Union itself
Resolved That the highest need OF patriotism due
and should ever be extended to all those who in the
cent periled lite fortune for this maintenance of
the Union and the benefcent system Of American gov
eminent thereby established upon the fundamental
principles set forth In the foregoing resolutions but
We have neither thanks sympathy for those who
tered or carried the contest for the subiugation
States for the subiugaon by federal authority Of the
white In any of the States the domination Of the
black the right of suffrage, who shall exercise po-
liical pc Is matter that rests under the constu
ton exclusively with the several States there IL prop
erly belongs, and there 1t should continue to
main. ll. ..H p f.-' g'a
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THE TIDE WATER CANAL-For the week
ending July 18th, 1868, there were lowed
from the outlet lock at Havre de Grace, 101
boats, as follows To Baltimore, "a boats,
loaded with lumber, coal, ice, &C.; to Phila-
delphia, % boats, loaded with iron, coal, lum-
Der, wood, &C.; to Spesutia Island, 2 boats,
loaded with coal, and to other places boats,
loaded with lumber, iron ore, slate, &c.
And for the same week, there were I'M
loaded at Havre de Grace, 10 boats, as fol-
lows: at ]. NJ. Simmons wharf, boats, load
ed with coal, and at Boyd & Hilles' wharf, II
boats, loaded with coal. 1l. So. ...
Arrivals during the week III boats, and
departures 101 boats.
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MAD Does-A correspondent writes us
from Churehyille, that on Sunday morning
last, persons in the vicinity of Churchville
were startled by the appearance of mad
dog in their midst He is said to have made
his first appearance on the farm of Mr..
Crawford Thompson, where he attacked a COW
and some hogs, after which he made an at
tempt to bite Mrs. Thompson, who narrowly
escaped injury. His next point of operation
was at Captain John A. Webster's, where he
bittwo dogs, and passed from thence to Mr.. ia
cob Shertzers, and on his route attacked and
injured some hogs belonging to negro man
named Charles Dorse, and dog belonging
to Mr.. William Lilly, who resides on the
farm of Mr.. Shertzer, and then made an at
tempt to bite Mr.. Shertzer, who succeeded in
killing him. The dog of Mr.. Lilly was in-
mediately killed by his owner We have no
recollection of ever hearing so much COM
plant Of mad dogs in this county, as within
The last twelve months. h.
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The Press and the Democratic
.T'0na tsl0ft0ns. +,

In another, column of the Agis VIC give
a few the many demonstrations of the APP
proval by the people of the New York nom
nations. In this article we propose to
make an abbreviated statement of the views
of some of the more prominent of the
press on the same subject.
( The New Haven (Ct) Register, in an arti
Gle on the Democratic nomination, says:
"No ADLER OF purer man lives, and no name
has been mentioned which SO touches the
hearts of the Democratic masses"
The Charleston Courier of the 10th in
slant, has the following: "The Democratic
party has nobly advanced to the rescue of
the Constitution. They have adopted a
platform of principles founded on truth,
Justice and right. They have nominated
upon that platform men in entire accord
with its principles"
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RArrrrcAr,oS MREr1Ne.-we have been

RATIFICATION MEETINe.--we have been
called upon by numerous persons to.know
whether there isto be > ratification meeting
in this-copnty. Some persons Of standing
are taking deep Interest in this matter,
and from this and the general feeling Of
of satisfaction with the ticket nominated
at New York manifested in this county,
ratification meeting could not be less
than a success. Having been thus enquir.
ed of in regard to this matter, we notice
the enquiry, for the purpose ofcaliing the at
tention of those having authority to deal
with such matters, to the anxiety which
seems to exist on this subject. Just now is
rather too busy a season for country people,
but in a week or two most of our farmers
will be pretty well through with their heavy
work. To the enquiries made of us we
could give no satisfactory answer, and hence
this notice to those who have more to do
with regulating such matters than our
Selves ..... o.. ff sf. g, ~ a ,t..
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UNITED STATES SENAToR.-We under
stand that Governor Swami has appointed
William Pinkney Whyte, senator of the
United States, to fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the resignation of the Hon. Reverdy
johnson. Mr.. Whyte will serve until the
fourth of March next, when the term Of
Mr.. Hamilton, who was elected last winter
to succeed Mr.. johnson, will commence.
Mr.. Whyte, we are told, has accepted the
appointment On. 81
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The EouALITY OF RACEs.-A bill has
been introduced into the Louisiana Legis-
lature which makes it a penal offence to
recognize any distinction between whites
and blacks in any public conveyance or in
any licensed place of business OF amusc-
ment. For every violation of this act the
party so violating is subject to fine of
five hundred dollars or oneyear's imprison-
ment. So that the white man in Louisi-
ana will be compelled to take his place along
side of the negro at the hotel tables, the
theatres and in all public conveyances This
has the effect of making schools public to
children ofblacks as well as whites, as a IL
cense is already required, we believe, to
keep schools in that State.
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Lassitude.

IA feeling Iassnde Is general, expert need through
on the smm'r scttica. Wcakl, instituted persons or
ih0se NJ So d. ntary Bb Is invariably complain OF ts
no, ancr. The tcorrhlR hear Of mid summer relax.
tho syr,e ard ftdnces the vital cersrs 1.-THE patient
OF nrrrrns temperament this debility units him nr
even Ihr ordinary routine OF every day life When this
state 81 exiiaii, ton c0nns on HOSrEITER'5 STOM-
ACH BI1TERS will prove safe and never falling
means and restoring tie physical organs
iza0n This heaihgving tonic pur fes and niuses
nswed vitality into the blood, tens the stomach and d.
gestive srrins and acts like charm the nervous
system. II effrrtuaiy all tendency 10 lansuor
or depression Of spirits To the weaker 10 invau.
able as soothes and hrace- up, while ts powerful
effects Of the hent fetal character Ihe inrmi
ties Of age are alieviaed by it's use. II revivea the
strength increases the appetite and gives vgor and eas
tic " To the constitution. WI
When mothers are nursing HOsTETTER'S STOM-
ACH BiTTERS should especially be- taken in regular
doses, as In this country most always, the noursment
made quatc TO the wants of the child IN such
this inestmahe ioic 10 wonderfully efhcaciou'., Its
strengthening virtues at apparent II free
Its operations are at once mild and oohibg.
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NIxoN's HoTEL.-We would call the at
tention of our friends, and persons visiting
Havre de Grace, to the abovenamed house,
which has lately been repaired and tho
roughly renovated, rendering it one of the
most pleasant stopping places in the coun-
try. No pains will be spared by the pro-
prietor or his excellent lady, to render
guests comfortable and to make their stay
pleasant. We have personally known Mr..
Nixon for many years and can bear testi-
mony to his energetic character and accom-
modating disposition. Horses are always
kept to hire and taken at livery on reason
able terms Give him call, and our word
for it you will not regret the visit. ~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-07-17

THE MISSISSIPPI ELEcTIoN.-Th Wash
ington Star says, that Judge Fisher, prom
inent Republican, who has arrived in Wash
ington, states hat the Democrats have car
ried Mississippi by about seven thousand
majority. But that the Republican COM
mittee, engaged in investigating election
frauds, claim to have discovered over fifteen
thousand fraudulent votes; ofcourse they will
find enough fraudulent votes to reverse the
judgment of the people. Whoever suppos-
ed that they would not, when this was the
only and sole object of their appointment
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-07-17

Hg- Rhodes & Co., the pioneers in the
trade, in pursuance of their settled policy
to furnish farmers with manures at cheapest
rates, thus inducing their liberal use, again
offer, through our columns this week, their
well known Superphosphatc at reduced
price. s'''
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NJ A r r I E D..

On the 9th Of July, at the Christian
Church, Baltimore, by the Rev. Alfred N
Gilbert, Mr.. JOHN H. LOWE, of Balti-
more city, to Miss SUSIE HARVEY, of
Hartford county, Md.
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NOTICE.,

10. B, 9th Cavalry Bait, NJ. N. G.-You
~ are hereby ordered to meet in Bel Air, on
Saturday, July 18th, 1868, at 81 o'clock, P. NJ,
for drill. By command of
OHIO s. LEE,
B. MOONEY, Captain.
julio Orderly Sergeant.
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LECTURE.

lion. J. MORRISON HARRIS, will deliver a
Ill Lecture in the Court House, on FRIDAY,
18th inst, atTa p, NJ, for the benefit of the
Presh, te' ian Church, Bel Air. ..a-
Admission rs cents. jelO-lt
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celebrated chemist says; al consider. aAer
iul comparison and analysis "Barrets Vegetable Hair
k't II 10 the only one can iully rse"-Bosson
Journal.
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A New Remedy for Consumption.

a New Remedy for Consumption.
A Physician who had Consumption for several years.
IA with frequent bleedings Of the lungs cured himself
with medicine unknown to the profession when his case
u "a % ne Is the only physician who has
Its virtues and he ascribe the degree Of health he
enjoys to nothing but the Of his medicine and
nothing but utter despair and entire extinction of all
hope OF recovery, together with want of confidence in
all Others induced him to hazard the experiment. To
those suffering with disease Of the Lungs he proers
treatment he confidently believes will eradicate the
disease Price $3.50 per bottle SO half dozen sent
by express. Send for circular or call on
DIR. e. BOYLE TON JACKSON,
No. $50 North Tenth Street, Philadelphia
je26-ly
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DIVIDEND.
WOODS MEETING.

A WOODS MEETING will be held on INV
"A f0ld Camp Graund at Rock Rum" con-
mrncin~ SABBATH MORNING., July 2ots,,
1858, nj l0A o'clock, A. NJ. The services WEI
be protracted. asy
ju10-2t r. H. Circuit,M. d. Oburce-
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TEACHERS!

TEACHERS!
EXAMINATIONS of Teachers will be held
II in the following order:
On Monday, August Sd, at Abingdon.
On Tuesday, Il 4th at Aberdeen.
On Wednesday " 9th at Havre de Grace.
On Friday and Saturday, 7th and 9th, at Jarretts-
Vile
Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th and 18th, at
Dublin.
Thursday and Friday, 18th and l4th, at Bel Air
.ss T. 8. O. SMITH,
Examiner.
Teachers for the 4th District, will be appoint.
ed at Jarrettsvile, on the 9th Of August
jul7 ., B. +. MYERS, Com'r.