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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

BASE BAIL.-On Saturday a friendly game of
base ball was played at the west end OF Broad
street between the second nine Of the Carroll
mas and the first nine OF the Germania. The
latter is new club, recently organized, con-
sisting mainlpof adopted German citizens Of
Charleston, and this was the first game played
since its formation. Though somewhat raw
the Germanias showed that their material was
good and that by practice they would soon be
able to compete more successfully with
their opponents. Their fielding was par
ticularly good. The Carolinas, having o thor
ough knowledge OF the game. soon distanced
the Germanias, and at the conclusion Of the
fifth inning, when the game was called, the
score stood twenty-six to nine. The following
is the official result:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

UPLAND R1oE.-Rice, the great staple of this
s.State, the culture of which was once confined
to the river swamp lands, has been transferred
to other fields and pastures new. In old lang
syne every planter in the interior had some
low bottom devoted to rice, but only raised
4 Ssuf6cent for b ,me consumption. This is now
changed, and much larger area has been de-
voted to this cereal along the line Of the South
Carolina Railroad, and in nearly every district
rice has been cultivated with great success.
The seed Of the swamp rice is used, and the
grain raised compares faEorably with that
from the old rice fields.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

ANOTHER SoHUrzNFEsI.-On Wednesday
next there will be great prize shooting at the
3schutzenplatz, to which all sportsmen are in
:vited. Three prizes will be awarded to the best
.shots at q distance OF two hundred yards. The
shooting will commence at 10 A. II. and last
until 8, when Terpsichore will claim the grave
=and the gay until 9 O'Clock, at which time
ssgute nacht" will be said. A train Of cars will
leave the Ann-street Depot South Carolina
Railroad, at o'clook, and omnibuses will leave
the corner of Meeting and Line streets every
hour from 10 to O'Clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

The CHATHAM RAniRoAD.-4he Columbia 10
Phenix. Of Saturday, says: 1--WE understand
cthat Governor Scott is in receipt of q paper
protesting against his approval Of the Chatham
Railroad bill, on account Of an informality in
the manner OF its adoption by the so-called
General Assembly, aud that be has referred
the matter to Attorney General Chamberlain
for his legal opinion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

Hon. ELLISON s. KErrT, of South Carolina,
addressed the Young Mems Democratic Union
of New York City on Tuesday lsst, and his
speech, which is published in the New York
papers, is said to have been received with great
enthusiasm a.. ID .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

The COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD
The work on this road is progressing rapidly,
and large number Of hands are employed.
Last, week an engine gan through the streets
OF Graniteville, that portion Of the road being
completed. The track was laid in the main
street by the canal. ,;5 Co.
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N1 e w YORK HOTEL l..
No. 721 BROA D VA 2,
NEW YORK CITY.
ID. M. IIlLDRETu 6 CO.. Propr,ctors

ID. NJ. IIlLDisETII s CO., Proprlctors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRaT-CLASs
HOTEL, as popularly known in former times
under the management oil j. B. MONNOT, ESD, and
more recently unde tuat Of HIRAM CRANSTON &
c u. ,s now undei the propretorshlp of Messrs. D.
NJ. HUDRETH l. L. D. ROCKWAY, uner the firm OF
d. II. HILDRETH co.
The senior partner from bis long experience as a
proprietor Of the Vernnda, St Loh,s and St Charles
Hotels of New Orleans, fattprs himself that be can
assure his friends and he public generally that Its
former worldwide reputation popular frst-olass
Hotel, shall be fully sustained under its present
management. 1yr* FEBRUARY Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

.ou1oK FREIaHr.-The steamship james.
Adeer sailed from New York on Tuesdsy last at
4P. NJ, with freight for this city and the South
west. She arrived on Friday, and her Atlanta.
freight was dshvered IN that city yesterday
morning. This is four and a half days time
from New York to Atlanta, which We call doing
business IN hurry. ......s,s +: - :. ~ ,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

FoR GEORGETOWN AND THE PEEDEE.-Ihe
steamer Planter is advertised by her owner, Captain
John Ferguson to leave for the above places, from
Accommodation wharf, tomorrow. The Planter has
large freight capacity, and can offer superior pas
senger accommodations.
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a sraAw.-The United States soldiers at
Columbia we're paid off on Friday. One store
sold to them seyenty-fye Seymour badges and
three Grant badges, and the Seymourites
eyinced o disposition to whip the three Grant
ties for going that way. This shows how the
wind blows a. 10 ,-,.-i
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FRE.-A fire occurred about two O'Clock TINS
morning in the premises occupied by MIR. Gar
rett Byrnes, northeast corner OF ela1e anu
Queen-streets, but was quickly e1slneuisneo
without serious damage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

EDUcAr1oNAI.-By reference to an advertise
meut it will be seen that the exercises of Mrs. Hop
son Plnclmeys school will be resumed on the 6tt-
pro1 This school offers superior advantages to the
Young, as the instruction embraces every branch,
including French and German,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

DEATH OF JOURNALIST. Jas. N. Ellis, q
well known young newspaper man OF Georgia,
and connected Of late with the Augusta Re
publican, died very suddenly of congestion OF
the brain on Friday last.
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Mapor's l)rptlamatiun.
ID Il U q l. A nj Il T y N.

BY GEORGE ~ CLARK, Mayor of Charleston.
CITY HAIL, MAYoR's OFFICE.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., August 49, 1868.
Believing it the sincere desire Of every individual
in this community to assist In preserving the public
peare and maintaining the dignity Of the laws; fee-
ing in the political excitement peryading all cas
ses of people, that through single act OF Violence
either by accident ors otherwise, We may be over
whelmed in deplorab breach of law and order
l. GEORGE W. CLARK, Mayor Of the city aforc-
said, do coll upon oil good citizens to abstain as far
as possible from all public demonstrations Of q
noisy or riotous nature. Let each one regard him.
self as answerabe to the public for the good con.
duct Of oil. Let one, IN the exercise OF liberty
do that against the law which will by law deprive
him of his liberty. The public peace must and
shall be preserved.
Given under my hand, and the neal Of the city
IL 81 the date and year above mentioned.
GEORGE ". CLARK, Mayor.
August 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

SEYMOUR AND BLArR.-M Messrs. Quinby d Co.,
Photographic artists in King street, have TWO
well executed life sized heads Of the chieftans
OF the Democratic party, Seymour and Blair.
These portraits would form valued orna-
ment to the halls Of some OF our Democratic
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THE DAILY NEWS.


LARGEST cRcULATIoN.-rHE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oU1ArIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
pUs1IsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING m TIE PosToFFLcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFIcE LAW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

The COMMERCE. OF GEORGETOWN, 8. C.-There
was published in the Georgetown IS. C.) Times,
a few days since, a statement Of the commerce
of the port Of Georgetown, 8. c., 80 far as it
relates to e1rorts.. The following were the
principal items: 396 bales cotton, 48513 tierces
rice, sos bushels rough rice, 7s45. $50 feet lum-
Der, s2s,sss feet timber, 751s barrels spirits
turpentine, 312 barrels crude turpentine, ST.
1885, barrels rosin, 152 barrels tar, los 900 bunch
ed shingles, 700 common shingles, $40
bushels peanuts, and sundries.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
H. IL.

H. IL.
IF you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
Ifyou want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram harris, Agent, No. 50 Broad
street
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Democratic CANvAssERs.-We perceive, by
the Clarendon Press Of the 18th instant, that
Hon. j. P. Richardson and Joseph Galluchat,
Esq, have been appointed canvassers by the
Democrats Executive Committee Of Claren-
don to canvass the First Congressional DIG
trict in conjunction with Colonel R. F. Ora
ham, the elector; also, that Mr. Gallucha. iaas
been appointed member OF the State E1ecu-
tive Committee from Clarendon District.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

MoREHEAD BrTTERs. These bitters can be
had at James McKean, No. So Anson.street, who is
prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mos mfw
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

A SINGULAR Spill The night down train
,;3rom Columbia, on Friday night, ran of tbe
track near the ninety sixth mile post in conse-
.-quence OF the breaking Of an axle. The end
of a cattle car was broken out by the shook,
and the cattle were spilled along tho road for
several hundred yards. When the train was
stopped it was found, singularly enough, that
none Of the cattle were injured, and they were
gathered up and returned to their old quarters.
No damage whatever, therefore. was done by
the accident. .a.s,,,,l-. ".
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

TH. s.SrAR L1NEn FOB THROUGH FREIaHr.-s
Arrangements have been made By the South
Carolina and Greenville and Columbis railroads
which have resulted in the formation Of what
a is known as the 4.Star Line, n by which freight
is taken from Charleston to Greenvile, or
brought from Greenviie to this city, without
change Of cars. The "Star Line" is already in
operation, and its new cars are running in and
i. ont daily. This line is another evidence that
Charleston is wide awake, and that our rail
roads are mn to the times.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS one dollar
per pound. at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

AUCTTON SALES THIS DAY.
CAMPBELL, Knox l. Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their auction house, No. SIS Hasel-st4eet
large stock Of fall goods.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21
Arction SaIes.

Stock Of Dry Goods Rou,e-Fine French
Merinoes, Dress Goods, Ladies and Gents
Gloves, Shawls, Cloaks, &c.
BY JOHN G.. MILNOR & co.
TOMORROW, 22d instant, at 10 O'Clock, we will
sell at our auction salesroom. No. lS5 Meeting
THE BALANCE OF STOCK OF A DRY GOODS
HOUSE,
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
Fine French Black and Clored MERINOES, Black
and Striped Alpacas, All Wool Black and Colored
French Delaines Mohair and silk Mixed Poplins,
Colored and Black Coburg Cloths. Fine All wool
Cassimeres, Black and Fancy sat1nets Fancy Prints
Bleached and Br wn shirtings Iickings, Red and
White Flannels Canton Flannels. Plaid Linseys,
Ginghams, Melton Cloths. Grey and White Merino
Shirts, Grey Blankets Blue Ienims, Fine Long
Shawls Worsted Hoods, Ladies' Black Cloth Cloaks,
English White Hose, Ladies' Cashmere Gloves. La
dies Doe Gauntlets, Mems Fine Merino Gloves.
Buck Gloves, Fine L. c. Handkerchiefs, silk and
Cotton Pocket HandkArchiets, Gorsets, Balmoral
Skirts, &c.
Conditions cash. September 81
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DE HlIlr v.


E'c'y "ie at u@ss fesis tLe aoeossity VI somclini
10 ioHc ~ As aye depressed ny mental or bodily ca
haus,ion A. such times let every ono instead u
ting alcoholic medicinal stimslaHis which AFFORD only
temporary relief reinvisorale his debHtaled system
by 'hc natural tonic elements Of Tho
PERUVIAN sYRuP,
Protected solution of the proloxidc ot Icon which
'italiHes aud cnTlehcs the blood hy supplying Il with
is LIE kieaeai laos.
Being fFcc fom Alcohol In any iorin 10 sasryi.ing
ees ars not followed BY corresponding reaction bu,
arc permanent, infusing sTKESaTH vIsoE aud saw
LiEE into all part the system, and building NJ al
IRON CONSTITUTION.
wN 4 STERLING, Esq., IL poughkecp.Ic \ g.
says since taking the Peruvian syrup fccl better
my timngth simprotci, my bowels are regular, ny
appetite krst rate
ttfhore l. old hysician In this city folder than
anal who la. been In the Drug business for 20 years
Who las used the syrup for tcc and gives Il a.
~ decided opinion, that IL - the hes, Alternative Tonic
fVr la srErsIA, DIEilfTr, aud FEMALE wEAESt..ss.
Peruvian syrup u sIeehe ~ page Pamphlet - nj
tIre The genuine has "PEEtvi,N sIHcP' blown In
the glass "
>. =. DINsaoRE, Proprietor. 40. u Dcy a., New
sold hy all Druggist
ScR"fuiA crEEb AFfiR sEvEN YIsEs suTr1EiSa.
W iieESEA, Hsq., q prominent lawyer ofrarkcns.
'n'e W. Va, says; II had
u RTNNLNG ULCERS
ah.n yumHenccd taking In. ASbrRs' IoBiSG wArEH.
Wy hffHff, IAreIf md Faec oHe caHfinH5nf sore
ah no. we'll nam, aud am satisfied The Iodine W..
ter saved my hic"
Circulars Ia regard to this rrinedy viii BE- sent free
J. r hiNsMORE. Proprietor 80 hey street, New York
oct FIT
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-17

~rxpAY ScnuuL CoxvwSrioS. The Second An
NAL Convention Uf The riends az Sunday Schools
- l',Itiiuar county Wiil BE- held at EPSON
t,u..'.. - TpWsJniown, un Tuesday and Wed.
ur~i,, u.X' Oriolcr a0lh and 3isi, the first
...s.ina commanding on Tuesday morning at Ia
"r."cA =, circular which We have received,
signed l., James l.. Ridgely, H., Oliver 4. Met.
-'mtn aud Rev. Griffith Owen, Executive Com
nitir,. .,ts
II Is ,,rni, desired that all Sunday schools
"a the ioniIy he well aud largely represented. -
t'npl, provisions will bc made for the enter
i..nn.cn' Of Delegates during the sessions u the
Convention.
C"mlriga' sad earnest Sunday School men
tom iiilliiauTc aud elsewhere will bc present.--
L. ~ cuu,r prepared To take part ia the pro-
90 iinss Come With questions and suggestions
On -. points connected with the Sunday School
t,usc and above all, com, with warm hearts
Ser Tie aoFG aud tot the Master, then will our
Convention D.. a sD,rss
l.r, each Superintendent on The first sabbath
after the receipt al this circular, bring the sub.
pet he'oTc his School and have a large d,lcga.
linn elected, and u, those appointed try II posi-
lie 10 attend.
Ministers ~ III, Gospel aud Suprriniendenis OF
SnndU S.h"uls viii be- s1.cgfeio members % the
tunt,niinii.
The 'lo"ing practical subjects, among others,
.m,t To- discussed
! vyiha' or written Reports from Snperiuivn-
,ienis.
. . Wants aud difficulties Of the Sunday School
firld IN baltimore County.
q; lllw 10 Increase the attendance in our
schools.
}. How IL retain the larger scholars.
li"w I" i al our scholars 10 Christ.
: Thr cate AMI culture III converted children.
:. How lo conduct SchoOs-opening aud
.i"s.u. rxrtciss ;, &c.
Model Observation-Disclosures, &C., by W. A.
wisoag and others.
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hp"day September ia, lSo>.
'INHIs INSTITUTION is intended u afford
IL facilities tur - thorough, solid and refined
education. II Is situated on an eninence over
looking the York Road Passenger Railway.
seven miles from Baltimore. with which city
there - daily and hourly communication. In
addition L. the natural beauty aud salubriiy 81
the place, there Is attached large and convent
cni bathing rooms, the water OF which is fur.
nished BY a living spring on the premises
The humber of boarders will be limited To-
'welve. aud il desired. will be received by the
year. thas aliording parents and guardians tho
! opportunity Of u home. as well as n school, tor
;hrir children and wards
TERMS Board aud Tuition in all ordinary
branchcs, per session Of twenty weeks sl0u
EXTRAS Music. Ancient and Modern Ian.
suagcs, Drawing. Painting. &C.. at Professor
charge. payable strictly in advance.
Bnarl"rs furnish their own towels. sheets.
/ piliowcascs. aud table napkins. These articles
inust be marked with the owners maine Ia full.
| Washing will he charged extra, 80 cts. per
dozen.
Pupils will be admitted ut any time during
the session, ami charged from the date OF Gu
trance. No deductions Tor absence, except in
eases oi extreme aud pro,racted illness.
Day scholars will be received at tl5 To- $50
per session. according To studies pursued. All
extras being AT professors charges.
There is also, in connection with the above.
classical and commercial department Tor boy =,
under the special charge of Rev. X. j. Cone, as.
sisted by competent teachers. which. however,
will 10 separate and distinct from the young Ia.
dies department
REFERENCES: Rev. l.. +. IIickok. n. D..
PrcsiIcn, Union College, Schenectady. y. York;
Rev. T. y. wolscy. p. D.. LIZ D., President
Yale College. New Haven, Conn; Rev. ". W.
cnt,cil, u. H.. President Lafayette College. Eas-
ton. Pa. Rev. J. L. Henderson. Annapolis, Md;
e. 5. Maitby. Baltimore. Md; a. b. Miller.
Propr Maliby House. Baltimore, Nd; 7. A.
spence. Esq. Cambridge, Md; J. H. Wells.
lrop'r Smedlcy House. Towsontown, and Mess.
Longncckers & Conner. Editors ofthe Baltimore
county UHioa. Towsontown, Nd.
y. D.-rupils living on the line 81 the Balti-
more aud York Road railway, will be charged
but half the regular car.fare.
For circulars aud other information address
Raw. r. J. CONE. A. NJ.
Aug. LILY. Towsontown, Nd.
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Proceedings OF Court.

THURSDAY, Octoher =
State vs. Anna Doughetty, Indicted for assault
and battery Tibtha Hines, pleaded guilty. Statc
". Anna Dougherty. indicted for an assault with in
STAT ". John Hincs indicted ior an assault, Vita n
tent 10 Hill on trial
State John Hines uiai concluded held sab csris
State Peter Dousherty, indicted Tor assault with IA
tent TO Nil John Hines guilty q common a.saui;
State Anna Hines indicted for assaglt with intent
" jones, eeiossd indie;sd isr lie arerns II siss:
sSipsy. osssr q s.u..r"iion Second dl.,rc, mp a.
from the decision Of Register In striking the nae Il
NJ i,ases f.on The books o. registration Of The said
district order pssssd fequTinH the Register enter
the u appellant In the REPUTATION Doks % tie
said district s' = qualified voter
Richard Davis VI. Atwood Biun, exception. to IN
QUESTION alsd Noah woTthington Of Thomas ~
s s.ss .rsa.a ana sss ~. sssS cs ron" Asss
dry ''''"''" ''"' '''" ''"''''' - "''''''''
Stat. w.. hartley kollctt, William koibcr and Anna
Kolber, severAy Indicted cor assault with intent g.
| bert aud William koibcrt weTc adjndged not guilty
hartley Kelbsrt adiudEei Eaii,y q .asmoa a.sasl,
paSaleIy Coz che same offence was aiudscd not gnlt,s
Sats John Davis Nicholas Holden and Charlie "
lilly. Jointly Indicted for ccn.lisaey removed from
BaltimeFe clty Davis tried and adudg,d not gail
", the recoanlnances Of iloldcn DECLARED ioitcd
and sei entered In Gins case. stephen Nussroyc
william Bayue. an acton ~ recover horse tried ~
TUESDAY. october a.
Staas W. Sarah J. Robinson, selling liquor Without
license sieffsd state Charles a. Powell indicted
er otAlnnE naoney under alsc pTeiones gave hail Ia
The sum % 800, Charles T. Hattie bondsman Francis
chsrtenneF and others Henry Aclis, Charles fan
Gle and others appeal fion order oi thu County
Commissioners u baltimore County opening rusd
through The lands d appellants and Others molten 10
qaash preceding. ~ arIeliAn,s motion SUSTAINED and
Isoceedinws qnashed.
| NnnhEs pAf, Ottolgr a.
Brainafd Smith ", Blake Co Judgment 5 tend
ed Cor eli7le Stnievs. Adam shclr assault aud hat
ery adiudsed not guilty. STATE ". franei. g. y.
Wnltemeyer, assault and battery upon Daniel Gas.
sails aAludgcd guilty, and hhed o. and costs. total
t9oii. State George Recyer. assault upon John +
| iiatline adludsed not guilty
stephen husrrsvr ". william naynr. aeliun 10 o..
| cover horse verdict for plaiuln.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
uP"" rush - property, costing nearly :
times their amount.
ARE EyTTHEIi' ST. TRE.

upon Tusl' ~ property, costing nearly three
times their amount,
ARE EyTy9EIr SE"URE.
T.." Cni"n Pacific Eund, run thirty year..
are I,f 81 ,anO each. and have r,r,l,pns a;iarh-d
The b""F "nmua, interest. pnyab!. "u H." ii'si
day ct january and July e; the Company.
Office in the City III New York. at Ia, rate "a
xix l"' cent. in gold I'll" prinr.iai l. raya-
hi' "a .''id ct maturity. The price TOE. an.'
aud ", the present rae ri gold. ,ncy pay a -
rra ,nr.'Ipr "n their c,..i.
a very imr"rtaE, consideration 80, 'irl-rinu
inr "a" vaiu" "i these bond, Is He hsgiA .t
rs't M,y hare 10 saa.
II - veil known that u long bond alwa-.
commands much higher prize. than a. sh"r,
one. /, is safe To assume that during IA" nest
thirty year,, the rate oi interest in the United
States will decline Us IL has done in Europe.
aud we ha.e right To expect that such six
Ter cent securities a. these will b. held at as
high premium as these uf this Government
which. 10 1851. were bough: in at FROM 20 tn:y
per r"at above par. The export demand alone
may pr"'iucc this result, aud q the Issue ni a
private corporation. they are !eyond the reach
Of Political action.
The Company believe that their Bonds, at
the present rate. are the chcapc,; security in
the market, and the righ, 10 advance the price
al any time is reserved.
subscriptions will BE- received in Baltiinnreb v
WILLIAM FISHER SONS.
HOOPER. REESE a co.
McKIM CO..
JOHNSTON BROS. 4 CO..
Aud in New York
A. the tomPany's Oaicr. Va. 90 NsAsau Sirc~i.
AND RY
IohH J. Cisra 4 Son. BankrrS. NJ. 80 Wall street.
Aud by the Company advertised agents
throughout the United States
Rtn'ttGHecs should Be made IN drafts Or other
funds par ia Nerc FORK. aud n, Boads .g.H +,
seat free ef charge ~ return csyrc.. Iari,e,
subscribing hrOagh iooai agents. arW look 10 &en
for TIER safe dehrcy.
\ PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR Iss> has
just been published by the Company. giving
fuller information than is possible in an advcr.
tiscmen,. respecting the Progress. Of the work.
the Resources 81 tie Country travcrsed By the
Road, the Means for Construction. md She Val.
uc OF the Bonds. which vii. be sent free on mp.
Plication at the Company offices or To any Of
the advertised gents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
sept iP-3m. NEW YORK.
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Road Examiners Notice.

NOTICE L. HEREBY GIVEN, That the
~ undersigned, Examiners appointed by
the County Commits toners % Baltimore cou;
~. on the petition "f George II. M.rrymam.
and others. T. change the bci at the county
road now leading from Warren Factory Road.
>ih District. through the lands OF Mrs. Taylor.
b9. u. Il. Riigcly. Thomas Todd. Vim. Price.
Geo. !laFryman. Philip Boyle. Joshua Bosley
aud Henry Mcrryman inierseciing the county
rcai leading through Henry Mcrryman's land:
the alteration a. be mad" on the property al
Joshua E"slry having taken the oath rc1uir
c'i Ny l"w. Will proceed. on the premises on
Hoaday. NoremJer pa. IScS.
at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
IL fair, " hot, the next fair day. to execute
the trust reposed in them. in accordance with
the act of Assembly in such eases made and
provided.
JOSEPH q. DANCE.)
JOSHUA JESSOP. Examiner
q. II. MERHYMAS.
oct tu.--st.