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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-01-17
STEEL, HARDWARE

ss LEATEEER
ISAAC AMOS, having opened his New Store,
L on the corner of Main street and Port Deposit
avenue, Bel Air, would call the attention of
Builders, Cabinet Makers, Wheelwrights, Black
smiths, Harness Makers, Shoe Makers and the
public generally to his lar and we'll selected
stock of
IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
-lsr......- HARDWARE, LEATHER.
SHOE FINDINGS, &C,
all of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. ... .... jnn3
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$3.50 PER ANNUM.
COMPLETE MANURE.
Manufactured by Henry Bower,
PHILADELPHIA,
aar MADE FROM

. MADE FROM
oSuper-Phosphate Of Lime,
AMMONIA An D POTASH.
Warranted Free from Adulteration.
Packed in Bags of 200 pounds EACH
Has raised good crops of Wheat, Corn. Oats,
Potatoes, Grass. Cotton, Tobacco and Vegeta-
bes of all kinds. Farmers would do well to
inquire of their nearest dealer in fertilizers ns
to the results btained from the use of Complete
Manure The growing crops of Wheat, at this
time, freely attest its virtues.
Reco mmended by
BooTH & GARRETT, Chemists, Phils.
WILLIAMS & Moss, Chemists, Phia. -.
&C. ELTON BUCK, Chemist, New York,
And by all who have used it up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials to the effect
that it is m Invaluable Fertilizer, and we recon-
mend it highly as top dressing for Wheat and
Grass. =
....... DIXON, SHARPLESS & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS,
80 South Water and 40 South Wharves,
PHILADELPHIA.
~ N For sale by WIN REYNOLDS, ..tF
I'd .G..f 4, 10 south Street, Hu..
-...,.r BALTIMORE, MD. ... .3"|'
ian3-ly ..- 'l-I
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DRY GOODS.

OF every description, Boots. Shoes Hats, Caps,
China, Glass Stme, Tin, Earthen and
Wooden Ware, Lea,h'r and Shoe Find
-aHl ings, Flows and Plow Castings s' &
Hardwar, of every Description, Patent Medi-
enes, such as are usually kept in country
'-'''' store. Also fine stock of
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GROCERIES,

such as Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Tobacco, Moasses,
Ginger, &C., together with great variety of
Spices, &C., all of which are offered for sale at
unusually low rates. Also, No l. Two-horse
Spring Wagon, nearly new, capable of carrying
with safety from O. 900 to $500 pounds.
ell. W. SMITHSON FORWOOD,
Sandy Hook.
u GsS~ ALI persons indebted to the subscriber by
hbtei or bbok accounts are requested to make i'm
medi'te payment. W. F.
ina9 at r
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SELLING OFF

@5@ Low r ATTEST
TlNHE Subscriber having determined to change
Il his business is now offering his extensive
stock of goods at Baltimore prices His stock is
large and varied, comprising everything usually
found in an extensive country store, consisting of
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

A WELL selected assortment just received and for
IA sale low at . X. f. B0ULDIN'S,
0ficestreet. opposite NJ. p Church.
sden2n .1. Rel Air, Md.
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friends, injudiciously and with characteristic "
pdlty, have intimated that the tria would wear ID
the senate did not assent % this deliberate purpose
y not proof that members entertain Interior motives.
They may try the suit honestly and fairly in twenty
days q TO defer II six mOnths The main ques-
tion TO be decided Is identified with the stanton
dificuty. II involves all there is Of law, and upon
,s me- M Gs wa Sss
pred ID too to infer that the interests Of the
defendant are positively preiudced While 1t Ia ap-
parent that the radical members OF the House and
outside politicians have already decided upon the
merits OF the case, and assigned the President to re-
tirement as certainly as though they had heard the
law and the testimony, cannot be concluded that
the Senate Is committed to conviction. IL has been
aflirmed with apparently good reason that there ia
pressure for undue fespatch accord to the President
such rights he may legally claim and strive against
the demands Of partisan prejudice and personal ami
mostly. A contrary conclusion would he dSparaging
to the sagacity OF men who cannot fail to compre-
hend that conviction based upon its availahiy to
party, not In conformity to the law; the constitution
and the oath that holds them to the rendering OF
true verdict, would bury them so deep that accumi-
lated years OF pentence would fail to bring them to
the surface.
The proposition to imreach the President for the
peccadioes OF his Western tour, Is simply frivolous
and is so regarded. The radical papers have so
often condemned 1t that people reaote from the
capital have concluded that General Butler, in the
supernuty OF his zeal, had overloaded the project
The idea OF ANYTHING that the President said or did
on that trip being mpeachabe is so preposterous as
in some measure to account for the Senate's refusal
to allow the time second swinging or the circle
would require in search OF witnesses. Those who
appreciate General Buffers feelings towards General
Grant can readily divine his object in arraigning
the President for his much speaking In selfdefence
it win involve the necessity OF producing testimony
that will expose such evidences OF human fraty as
exhibited on the trip by certain distinguished
members Of the party and it would be very singular
II General Butler did not anticipate with some salts
faction the exposure OF not very exemplary record
FOR the er-nd interim Secretary OF War; The circle
swinging is to be the side show to the grand enter
tainmeut.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

| EMIGRATION TO LIBERrA.-Thc American Coloni.
patton Society is making an earnest appeal for money
~ coonize In Liberia more than two thousand freed
rnen who want to 90 there. Four thousand freed
men have pcttoned Congress to send them to Liberia,
or to give the Colonization Society the means 70 send
tem. Some OF their petitions have been published
md also some letters from them. from all OF which
we Judge they are persons OF intelligence good
character and earnest In their desire 70 emigrate.
They are poor and unable to pay their expenses.
f.any OF them have friends In Liberia They are
eccms desirable that they should be assisted.
Tire Society's ship Is expected TO sail first OF May and
can carry six hundred and Atty OF them. Donations
should therefore be made at once and sent In sums,
large or small TO Rev. w. McLain, ID. d., Financial
Secretary. American Colonization Society, washing.
fDn d. O..
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

Uhe Right Of Public NIeeting-Generai Dix's
Return.
PARIS, March is, 1858.
The Corps Legistatif was engaged last week In the
discussion OF the new law in relation TO the holding
pr public meetings, which was introduced BY the
Government
I An important and comprehensive amendment to
khe bill has been offered by the liberal members II
proposes to remove all restrictions from the right OF
the people to meet In public assemblies when and
where they please.
i The American Minister, General Dix, has returned
10 Paris. His visit to England was not Of diplo-
)matic character, as was reported. He went TO Lon
hon to be present at the marriage Of his son, Mr..
Charles Temple Dix.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Convention-Order Of General Candy for
\ nm Election the Ratification OF the New
Constitution.
CHARLESTON, March is. 1868.
The Convention last night passed liberal Home
stead law.
General Candy has issued an order for an election
on the l4h 18th and 18th days Of April for the
fatiAcation OF the constitution, also for the choice
o Congressman and State oficers The registry lists
are also to be reopened. 10 give such az have not
registered an opportunity OF doing SO.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16
ABYssiNlA.

Caution Of the Enslish-The Egyptians Rein-
forced.
a LONDON. March Is, 1868
4 Dispatches were received last night from Abys-
einia. General Napier was about to send out a
Accommodating party to Lake Ashangee, In The Tgre
district.
\ The Pacha OF Egypt showed no disposition to with
hraw his forces from Abyssna, as requested by the
British government On the contrary, the Egyptians
IN camp at Massowah had received considerable re-
Endorsements from the North.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16
CUBA.

Movements of JEFF Dnvis-The Yacht Lord
Lowell at Havana.
HAVANA March Is, 1885,
The steamship Cuba which arrived here yesterday
From New Orleans, with Jefferson Davis as passen-
ger will sail for Baltimore on Tuesday next.
/ The steam yacht Lord Lowell arrived to-day from
Kew York
The New York herald., 1868-03-16
IRELAND.

& The Prince Of Wales vfsit-An Amnesty.
LONDON. March Is, 1865.
=. The Prince OF Wales will make his expected visit
90 Ireland during the Easter holidays.
II IL intimated that the occasion will be signazed
by royal proclamation granting partial amnesty
10 political Offenders In Ireland.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16
PENNS YLVANlA.

Breaking Of the Ice Gorge at the Water Gap.
WATER Gar, March Is, 1868.
The vast quantity Of Ice in the Delaware. which
for the last thirty hours has been accumuatng at the
Water cap finally broke away this afternoon causing
D scene of startling grandeur which was witnessed
bg thousands OF people. Considerable damage was
done In the vicinity but fortunately so far as known
no lives were lost
The New York herald., 1868-03-16
NEW JERSEY MTrllErNct.
Jersey City.

IxcgSDIArrsM.--At an early hour yesterday morn.
ing police officer on patrol discovered smoke issu.
inc from a carpenter shop In Bay street, between
Grove and Prospect. On examina tion II was found
that quantity OF cotton waste saturated with ben.
zine had been thrown on the floor and gnitcd. The
villainous attempt was detected In time TO prevent
any. mischief.
ARRESTS YEsTERDAY.-Fifteen persons were ar.
rested yesterday and during Saturday nght-an unu.
sua. number for one day The majority were charged
with dsorderly conduct and drunkenness; others are
held for theft.
HObOken.
CONFIRMATION IN ST. MARy's CHuRcm.-Bishop
Bayley administered confirmation In st. Mary's
church yesterday to one hundred and seventy. five
persons, comprising dults and children In the
evening the Bishop delivered lecture on his travels
through the Holy Land, an abstract OF which has
already appeared In the HERALD.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

Mr.. PEABoDy's GIFT TO THE PooR or LoNDoN.--rhc
trustees OF Mr. Peadodys FIRST gift OF 100000 TO the
poor Of London report for the year 1856, that the gift
has been fully employed; that the sanitary condition
OF the houses built is exceent that the deaths in
them are much below the average, and due TO ordi.
contentment prevail among the tenants; that the
children are clean and happy, and that q beneficial
influence s exerted over the working classes. Next
population In the houses erected By Mr.. Peabody Is
l.S8a
The New York herald., 1868-03-16
TELBGRAPHIC NEWS.


erince Napsiesn's Recepsien IN nerlin-sSCer-
dial' Attentions ON All Sides.
BERLIN March Is, 1868.
Prince Napoleon after series Of nattering enter
fanments given here In his honor has departed from
ehs city on his return to Paris His visit to Germany
has given rise to many surmises and rumors and is
xtensivey commented on by the press; but the OBJ
Dect OF his mission has not been divuged. His re-
Icspeion everywhere In Germany has been most cor
l1tal.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

SIZE or FARMS IN THE UNITED UNITED STATEs.-It
Is said the average size OF $500 farms In California
ACC acres Massachusetts has 3S 600 farms averaging
o4 acres. New York 10000, averaging ll6 acres
ONO has the next largest number OF farms-i7p,O00,
averaging ia acres. Rhode Island has over 5000
farms. averaging 20 acres. Pennsylvania has the
GLOWING number OF farms s2l less than 10 acres
The New York herald., 1868-03-16
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Corr~csed Returns Of the EIecfion-The Radi.
cal Majority 2,5OO.
CONCORD, March Is. 1865.
The corrected election returns make Harr.mans
majority 1850.
The House OF Representatives stands 100 republI.
cans and i3s democrats.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16
NEW YORK.
Strike Of Workmen ON the New York Central
,and Hudson River RailrOads-Fl0Od at
AIbauy-Attempt to Blow Up a House-Ap.
pOiutment by the Governor.

Strike OF WOrkmen ON the New York Central
,and Hudson River Railroads-Flood at
AIbany-Attempt to Blow Up H0use-Ap.
pointment by the Governor.
ALBANY, March Is, lS6S
The workmen at the New York Central Railroad
Workshops at West Albany struck on Saturday for
Increased wages. An order was issued some weeks
ince by Vice President Torrance reducing the hours
pr labor from ten to eight hours and the wages
fwenty per cent. On Friday an order was issued
pxing the days labor at ten hours and increasing
the wages ten per cent, being reduction Of ten per
cent below the old rates. The men unanimously re-
Fused to go to work, and demanded an increase
tbf twenty per cent for eight hours work. They
baraded the streets on Saturday about five hundred
strong, but made no violent demonstrations. De-
epatches have been received here from the Syracuse
nd other shops along the road expressing sympathy
with the men, and avowing determination to follow
their example. AS the order applies to the Hudson
River road also, deputaton from the workmen at
ast Albany came over oD Saturday to express their
sympathy It is believed the strike win be general
)pn both roads.
Owing to the thaw and rain the river rose over the
docks here to-day. This evening the water rose two
feet in an hour, but receded again. The ice Ia firm
In front Of the city, but mile above II has dis
appeared for q considerable distance. general
break up is expected tonight or tomorrow.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to blow up a
dwelling on Rensselaer, street last night by means Of
b canteen Of powder which had been placed in the
Foundation WALL The shock was SO violent as to
throw down some OF the inmates. No arrest has
been made.
i Governor Fenton has appointed Hon. Charles C.
Dwight Judge of the Supreme Court for the Seventh
Judicial district In place OF Judge Wells deceased.
Mr. Dwight was prominent member Of the Consti-
tutional Convention.
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Died.

CLEMESTs.-On Sunday March Is, at savannah.
Ga, Rev. ALEXANDER CLEMENTS. OF Red Bank, N. j.,
and formerly Of this city.
His remains viii be brought TO this city and notice
OF the funeral will be given hereafter. af
WEEKs.-On sunday, March IL, MARGARET, wife of
Samuel Weeks. In the 10th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
OF her son. John Glass. 1877 Madison street. on Tues
day morning, at ten O'Clock.
kEpr Other Dedths see .Sfxth dnd Serenth Puqesl
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tElood at schencctady-Thc City Partially
Inundated.
SCHENECTADY, March l

The water In the Mohawk at this point Is thirteen
Iaeet above low water mark and rising rapidly. The
southwest portion OF the city partially inundated,
The Ice remains immovabe, but 1t is thought II will
BREAK up during the night. The canal banks are
Dverfowed west OF the city. and locks Oiled with
water. Serious damage is apprehended from the
Mood
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

l3sls lees than % acres as IA less than 50 aores
67624 less than 100 acres 35923 100 acres and
less than 500 acres, o5 averaging 1000 acres and Is
over 1000 acres.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

Gold Hunting Lcplne Watches, Ladies', $50;
Gold hunting Detached Lever fnl ie,xeiea, sab. For
sale by GEo. q. ALLEN, AIS Broadway one door below
Canal street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

Furniture.
New styles drs class Furniture at KELry's tr Broad.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

PrunHss American Chr0mos Fnc SimtIo
reproductions and water color by eminent
artists. Ask for them the stores Send for list 70 l.
PRAN0 A CO., Boston.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

Batchclor's Hair Dyc.-The Best In the
world The only perfect Dye harmless, relabe nstap;ane
Gus. Factory Id Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

Diamond Earrings, Pins and Finger RinGs
for sale by GEO. G. ALLEN f15 Broadway door
Canal street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16
Transfers In Hudson County, n. j.,
saturday.
TRANSFERS IN NEW YORK CIT

Saturday.
HoBoKES
Garden st. f. 1865 OF 9th st. 21.5xo.5. $500
Marshall and lst sts cor. 5Oxl00. .......... 1880
Jefferson and 90 sts. cor. 15xt00. LOO
HUDSON CITY
Grand nv, lot 0, block 2, 49xl0O, Hudson City
Land Assn ..................,....... 365
Newark nv, n =, lot q, 25xl0. oao
Van Wrinkle st. lot %, 25x100. ................ A-~
Bergen Wood Nv, W =, so n OF Hamilton 81,
120.2x50x14l. .Sx50 Loo
Herman av, n 8, lots 6S2 and 6S3, block "a,
Franklin av, n $. lot $50, block Is, 25xlO0.....)
Cartcret av and vrceland st. cor, looxiao.. 200
Bowdoin av, 8 9, 1858 W Of Monticello av, TAX
331xlI1x25. ......................... 'W
Bowdoin av, q 9, 1906 W OF Monticello av, 176.7
wBEHAwEEN.
Lots 81 TO Co. map OF weehawken Heights. IL 900
GREENvILLB.
Lots and 10, block IA, 5oxl0o. 1880
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

Splendid Assortment or Furniture
OF NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS.
sro Plain Furniture In great variety popular prcc.
MEEkS, 6s6 Brosiway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

Perfect Hair Dressing. g.-Burnctt's Cocoaiwe
impar fine gloss and superior 70 French pomadcs and
otis or alcoholic washes
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs pnid In Gold.
Information furnished hghcs, rates paid for Dooubons
aud all kinds Of Gold and Silver ,..,, =. 40
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

sleeve Buttons and studs, New Styles Two,
th,.. four ave sir 10 ATTY dollars o set. For sale
BY GEo. O ALLEN, ns Broadway, one door below Canal
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

Coors the hair whiskers and musachc beautiful black
brown consists OF Only one preparation Color viii nos
fade wash out. Oniy 10 cents boz.
Sold BY H. 7. HEBMBOLD, ha4 Broadway, next 10 Metro
politan Hotel and By all druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

vy,ss. Tcupces and Ornamental Hair.--iIc.s
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing sli colvrs bAfChb
0Rs. rs Dond street.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-02

vii4d in the case Of co loct7rs appointed
BY the Hlavor and City Council Of Bait
more, AMI the Ccunty Commissioners AID
the said collectors shall have al the pow
ers Of other collectors.
SIS. The County Commissioners AID
the Mayor and the City Council Of BAltl-
more, shall levy upon their respect u
counties aud tie city q Baltimore within
twenty days after collectors slall have
been appointed. such commission as viii
in their judgment assure a speedy collec-
ton of said taxes, not exceeding i've per
ceutula On the amount TO be placed IN the
hands Of said collectors for the counties
Tor collection. except in Calvert county,
where it shall not exceed six per ,centum
and not exceeding two per centum on the
amount to be placed in the hands Of said
collector, for the city Of Baltimore. SAID
commisson to be levied for the use otsuch
collectors respectively, and 10 be collected
as other charges are collected
Sec. 2. And be it enacted. That this
Act shall take effect from the date Of its
passage.
Approved March. so, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI.
Governor
JULY .. 1969-1t
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AN ACT
To provide for giving effect to Inform'
OF Invalid Deeds.


OF Invalid Deeds.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That whenever
any deed or bill Of sale shall have been
duly signed and sealed by the parties
thereto, but shall not have been acknowl-.
edged by the said parties or any one Of
them in the manner Or form or before the
person authorized to take such act or sc-
knowlodgment, the Circuit Court OF
county in which by law the said deed or
bill of sale ought to be or to have been
recorded, or the Circuit Court Of Baltl-
more city, il the said deed or bill of sale
ought by law to be or to have been recor-
ded in said city, may upon the petition OF
any party to said deed or bill of sale, or
his or their assigns, or any person clam
ing under them setting forth the defects
in the acknowledgment of said deed or bill
of sale, pass an order directing the other
parties thereto to appear and answer the
said petition, and may cause notice to be
given to such parties by summons or pub
lication according to the practice OF the
said Court, and may direct testimony TO
be taken in relation to the matters IN said
petition or in said petitions and answer
contained and the said Court may grant
relief upon said petition by directing the
said parties or any of them, to acknowl-
edge err to re-acknowledge the said deed
or bill of sale as the case may require,
and the order Of the said Court, passed III
the premises, directing the said acknowl
edgmcnt to be made as aforesaid, shal.
operate in the same manner and to the
same extent, from the date of the said or
der, as if the said party ordered as atore-
said, TO acknowledge or re-acknowledge
the said deed or bill Of sale had thereupon
so done; provided, however, that the
rights OF any person who shall not be a
party to said proceedings as aforesaid,
shall not be in any wise affected by said
order.
Sec >. And be it enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date of KS
passage.
Approved March 80. 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor
July >, 1s6S-1t
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Governor.
AN ACT

To amend the forty third section Of the
twenty-ninth Article Of the Code OF
Public General Laws, relating to the
compensation Of the crier Of the Court
Of Appeals, and of the Sheriff appoint
ed to attend said Court, and the Act Of
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, chap
ter 10Y, amending the same, by repeal
ing the same, and enacting substitute
therefor.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the forty
third section, Of the tWenty-nnth Arfi-
Gle of the Code Of Public General Laws,
relating to the compensation of the crler
Court Of Appeals, and Of the Sheriff ap-
pointed to attend said Court, and the Act
Of ] So, chapter 107, amending the same,
be and they are hereby sererally repeal
ed, and that the following be and the
same Is hereby enacted in lieu thereof:
Sec. AZ. The crier appointed by the
Court of Appeals, shall receive FIVE dol
lars day for his attendance for every
day, Sundays excepted, during the terms
81 session OI 5tltt tOuAt VI RN@sAh, -NA-A
whenever in the Judgment of said Court
the attendanc or services of a sheriff, may
be required in said Court, the Judges
thereof, may direct sheriff to attend OF
perform such services, for which atten-
dance and services, the said sheriff shall
be entitled to a per diem of three dollars
and fifty cents, and the Judges of said
Court shall, at the end Of each session Of
the said Court, give the said crier and
sheriff. a certificate of the number oil days
for which they are respectfully entitled to
said per diem.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date OF It's
passage.
Approved Feb. IS, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
July :, 1s68-1t.
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fCHArrER 445.i
AN ACT

To add an additional section to Article
ninety-six, Of the Code of Public Gen
eral Laws, regulating the charges on
grain.
Section I. BE il ecnacted by the Gen
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That the fol
loving section regulating the mode by
which charges on grain shall be made, be
added TO Article niuety-si1. Of the Code
Of Public General Laws.
s %. All charges for freight meas
urement, weighing. inspection, Wharfage
and commission on grain, shall be made
on the number OF bushels as ascertained
bv weight, and not by the running meas
ure. and any one found guilty q = viola
ton Of this section, shall on conviction
thereof. before Justice of the Peace, De
fined not less than Eve nor more than nj
tv dollars, one half 10 the informcr, and
the other half 10 the use Of the State, pro
yisied, that ANY one feeling himself ag-
grie,ed by any such judgment, shall have
the right of appeal TO the Circuit Court
of the county or Baltimore City Court as
the case may be. on giving bond in the
usual form to prosecute such appeal, ana
for the payment of the judgment and
costs If such Judgment should be affirm
cd
Approved March so. 1865:
THOMAS SWAMI.
Govvgnor