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An or,dtinanos q r alton g Aastn,y coaches,
gne. u psai.,agsr' Wfthfa ne CSuntv ~ Was1.
sssTIS;H >: /, ordained BY the levy ourt Of
.hCr the passage Of this act y shall no, DO lawful
sspton q yssieic wistsysr sSpoycd a. e ar
WIS sSsaRs iSs Gsaa,y Si'sI 81
or hire. without hrst having obtained a license
'hsssHf IN G.t oSa S.sy
,hSIisa and 70 SIs,PPi License. run
otssr 1sSiss. fsl IL irsaspoT,ssoS u pa..spssT'
apon PIyins fcG each sssFHsJ coach q eab az
iSis, and fcr sSeTy other Vehicle The sun o. Two
Dollars. and a far,heI payment o. Twenty ave
ciH: Ss Sc Pr .Rs e 81 G Ss for any
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q: Hr 81 e. q * y s Me:a Il
eS 81 st.r Es sns ' scsys ss
lie Srissr 70 as to admit Other eafrssss to pas.
OF ss s d' u ssh S5s' tire.
:sSSIs Sr W ..:ssslsS: sSsr WI %sit 4
sSi. il shall be tSS duty o. such ofssr % rssaisss
the manner Of the arrival and departure % the
ale and Sas densauor driver thss sSS
driver Msa ssa sHs e oasI
flrmaRee q their duty. q who shall reipss x
obey .hs STSsIs given sS him so ~ VIII III
and the preservation Of order aud peace. OF shal
violate any other o. the provisions Of this act. sha
every onenes, and TO be recovered other hnes ar
recovered by this Court, aud the Clerk Of this CouI
times, daily In two OF the paper. Of this city
u, NICHOLS, President.
NICHOLAS CALLSS' Clsrt,
Au9.Bt star
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DR.. GIlmer, chairman Of the Walker GEN.
trail committee, declines the negotiations
proposed by Mr.. jenkins of the Wells COM
mlttec, looking to reunion of the two wings
of the Republican party in Virginia. Who
Is DR.. Gilmer, or who is any man, or any
committee, whether Of centre or clrcumfer-
ence, that they should stand in the way Of
the harmonious cooperation Of Virginia Re-
publicans with the National Republican
party. II tho friendly hand of the Republi-
cans who lately supported Wells Is refused
by DIR. Gilmer, he docs not represent the
thousands Of true Republicans to whose votes
Governor Walker owes his election nor Is
he acting In the interest Of the National Re-
publican organization upon whom ii depends
To give practical effect to that election. We
mistake Governor Walkers deyotlons to the
unity of his party If he does not either per-
sonally, or by some proper representation,
take the hand Of reconciliation, and become
himself the leader in the good work of COM
promising past differences.
The successful issue of his administration
as a Republican administration depends
upon thorough unity of Republicans In his
support. He was chosen as Republican,
and without Republican votes could not
have been elected. Good faith and good
feeling alike demand that he should devote
himself to the work Of harmonizing and ex-
tending the Republican party in Virginia as
the sure means Of securing the political and
material progress OF the State. Common
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. y =. w. Gs sGata on svfSS S
street W the Rev, M Honning, M. n. A, bra.
nnI,fnk; q chs.iIeaks city, Nd 10 MIS- sAsAn J.
0LIgs0N-BLoUNT On the Sd instant, at 81
hio{sius church. By Key. Daniel Lynch. Dr. J. X.
4, 0LsEsos, Of Towards, Pennsylvanis, 10 ALIcE
X; Ldsaghisr Of the late Col. ThoinAs N. Bl0unt,
Of Washington, D. O.
CLARKE HARRISON, AT AlsxAniris, Va
on the 18th Of January, 1870. by the Rev, Father
Toale, JONI A. CLARKH. 10 Miss Louisa O. HAR-
kisoS, daushtsT q The late Bsniamia D. Harrison,
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PLYMOUTH, n. IT., July 81. leoa
Editor Of Republican: II I could enclose
you few cubic feet Of the cool, bracing air
which comes into my window from the neigh
boring mountain sides, I know a letter from
this region would be welcome visitor to
your sanctum. Afcra steamboat ride across
Lake winnepiseogoc, with the skirmish line
or tho White mountains towering In full
sight towards the north, a ride Of enc hour
on the railroad brought US to this beautiful,
picturesque TOW i, situated on the Penuigc-
wasset river, about thirty miles distant from
the cod Man of the Mountain" perhaps
tho object Of greatest interest 70 tourists In
this Switzerland OF America. II is enough
TO gay OF Lake Winnepiscogec, with It's hun
dreds Of islands, It's covcs and bays, aud
mountain scenery, that Edward Everett chris
tened 1t "Quecn Of Now Engls nd Lakes"
and declared that II Is unsurpassed In pic
turesque beauty by any Of the lakes Of Swift
zerland.
or this ancient towa II Is but simple JUS
tice 10 say that 1t has all the loneliness In its
location and surrounding scenery which
heart could desire, and the Imagination could
hardly paint picture more fair. Then Its
houses are all neat and handsome In them
selves, indicating thrift, taste, and comfort;
and everything wears an AR OF quiet, COM
placent dignity when strikes one az fully
worthy the desoendent OF that cider rlymonth
on whose rock, 6y the sea, were placed the
ieet OF the Pilgrims when they came forth
from the Maynower and DEDICATED CONT
conSecrated their memories In the hearts of
theit descendants.
Ihousands OF tourists ssop mere annually
en- roote 70 or from tne Mmte mountains.
ING more immediate ooleet OF .neir tourney
70 ENJOY the quiet beauty and invigoratlng
an tnai almost entllie TINS Town 70 the muen
coveted appeuauon OF watering place"
, nave visited ths morning tne one remain
ing Veaige OF riymoutns elder daSs, the
oid couH.honse IN when DANIEL webster
made ms hrst address toa Jury. IL is q one
sto,y frame Guiidins ABOUT thirty iee' square,
Hnn lour-eided rooi rising 70 the centre,
when was originally crowned by small
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IT COST somewhere between $4,000 and
100000 to register the votes and hold the
recent election In Virginia. Major T. II.
Stanton, United States Paymaster for Vir-
ginia, Is now paying OF. Much the larger
portion Of this service Ia for registration, the
pay Of the supcrintcndents alone ranging
from clio 10 $40 each.
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New Advertisements.

(,HEAP- DRUG STORE PoR SALE IN BALrH.
- M ., Np2.APpEaf and pr RI sso,s
cash or q. 400 TIL. Is one Of the cheapest drug
Sss:isiss. ;Sa:l..s: Scala f !; mi .ss;::f
Monument street, Baltimore 20, Nd, au'.+t
TikEai sssFst,tI Ss T o aslFFI.EEAss
one 6I,uds with .pO. 10 aorshssd .9d white Rug
hanks, and each marked ID both ears. .AI.o, on
the Sist nit, one ROAM MAKE, about i've yars
will be sold at 10 clock, a IN. THURSDAY. the
18th last, at W. L. wall 4 Co. Is BaI.sr, 10. IS
Louisiana the highest cash bidder miles,
Ownsrship IL proven PRIOR thereto At the once OF
tbs Property Clerk, No . Leuisisua hysna.;..
BY order. GEO. r. HERR1CK,
Au5.s w.D.wAEL SC0 huets.
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novEMEsrs AMONG THE ISRAEL.

IIEb-
The movements of body so large and re-
spectacle as tho Israeltes Of this country
are matters Of public interest. II Ia well
known that for many years the faith Of
Israel has developed two branches--the one
orthodox, adhering strictly 70 ancient tradi-
lions and obscrvances and celebrating their
worship in the Hebrew tongue, the other
reformed, uniting In worship formed upon
ritual In tho vernacular, and being d,s-
posed 70 consider progress or change as not
Inconsistent with the purity Of faith for
which they arc by no means without vener-
able precedent; for before tho dispersion Of
the race Greek version Of the Hebrew
Scriptures, made by order Of an Egyptian
king, was used In the synagogues Of Judsa.
The reformcrs are by no means uniform In
the oxtcut Of their variation from the stand
ards OF the orthodox. While the orthodox
expect q Messiah yet to come, hold marriage
10 DO subject to ancient religious laws, make
the Hebrew language bond ofunion, and find
their fondost dreams In the restoration Of the
race 10 Jerusalem and Palestine, the re-
formed have abandoned Hebrew as tho sole
religious language, and In greater or less
degree no longer believe In personal Mos
siah, and neither desire nor expect to return
TO Jerusalem and build new temple. They
Arc inclined TO view marriage as civil con-
pronounced by tho courts. Plessner and
steinheim are among the leaders Of the or
thodox; Einhorn, Lilicnthal and Adler prom
incnt among the rcformcrs, and the ques-
lions arising out Of the division excite much
attention among our fcllow-citixens Of the
jewish race. With a view to the extension
Of the reformed ideas, as we'll rs to secure
substantial uniformity among those who
embrace them, two Of the most distinguished
rabbis Of New York-Dr. Adler and DR..
Einhorn-have called n conference OF such
rabbis as favor decided religious progress at
New YORK during tho holidays. Much Is
expected from this conference.
While the views Of the reformed have o
sympathy with the religious tendencies Of
the age, there Is marked conveyance Of
the "Orthodox" expectations Of res.ora-
ton to the father-land with the traditions
Of the next oldest creed, for the Catholics
have q tradition that as neither Enoch nor
Elias have yet suffered the punishment Of
death, they are, in the last days Of the world,
to rcappear on earth and reunito the scat.
tered Jews and lead them back to Palestine.
They suffered frightful prosecutions for
1900 years, Catholic Spain, Protestant
Sweden, aud Greek Russia alike refusing
them an asylum As VIVA most natural thew
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JAMES HUGHES.

Attorney and Couuseiior.at.Law,
Will practice In the Supreme Court Of tho United
States, the Court o. Claims. and the Courts Of the
District OF Colombia.
OYyiCEi 40 Pennsylysnia avenue, between
Twsifth and ThiIteepti streets.
The business OF the frm Of HUGHES, DENVER
PECK ", be closed up by the paftnctr Jointly.
once; III PennsyiyanIa avenue, bstwesn Elsv.
enth and Twelfth streets. au2-9m
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the amount of tobacco shipped In bond
from Richmond last month taxable at SO
cents per pound was 1,l2S, 900 poundsi at 10
cents per pound, 1850 pounds-making a
total OF 1901, 40. The cash collections for
tho same period amounted TO sl75,775.99.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Qf. JoHS @. sHAFER who
may have proved their ciai ms:
You are hereby notified to appear before the su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia, sitting In
BankIsptey. on the oh day q August. 1879. AZ 10
to show cause why . discharge from AlT his debts
should not be granted to said Bankrupt You are
Bankrupt creditors will be held before the
Register at the sans place on the sans day
D' o'1 D. J. Marshal Of D. O.. IS Messenger.
'RJ MRIOs. Clark Iy22S29
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TAKgN .HsrRAY by tbs HkTRo,P9LITAS


= wAsHIsuros b. G, july %, 1862.
On the petition Of JAsks Q. LEACH Of BNilstou
Sps. New York. .praylax. for the extension Of
patent era ted 10 him on the 10Th Of October, RS.
Adji!iona Improvement july 8 lf8. aad, ,Asa,h
1851. for an imptsysment In Loomsi
10 ordered that .sid petition be heard at this
:ioa pSS.r p.psi. :ss6ia sSS Il af as:
ouiee lNsaty dAys before The day, Of hehrins.
SAMUEL 8. FlsHgR,
Aug5-Th3w Commissioner OF Patents,
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DIED.

WELLS In 0eorg,towu. ApEd.t s. lsJ., Jas,
fRBDERIcK WELLS. only child Of DAriel aid
Sarah A. Wells, aged year months and days,
OsRoUhN. AT 1850 o'clock, D. m , August I,
Miss sARAE CArHAaIss osBorRs, daughter Of
Richard and MArg lret OsbouTp,
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UNITED sr %rss, sATssF efr jSl; a. lsss
On the petition ofw. o. HIckoK, u Harrisburg,
Penusyl vania, praying for The eStsnsio5 Of a
bar, 1853, and reissued on the 25th day Of MARCH,
1851, for an Improvement p Mills for Grinding
" 10 ordered that the SAID petition be heard at
this once on the lst day OF November neft. Any
dsposItions, and other papers should DO fled IN
this ohies twenty days bsfots ths dsy q hshLnx
jy0.Fsw Commissioner Of Patents.
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uvauwsU,auD gOwuxuUyals

wAsHtsaror, August 4. isoe.-Jay Cooke 4
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
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THE RIVERSIDE FOR 1869.

rHIS favorite magazine for the young an
nounceS the following As among the TO-
ticeable features of the coming volume.
!. New Stories contributed especially to the
"RIvERs1pE" in advance Of their iublica-
ton in Denmark. BY Hans Christian
Andersen
,. A Serial. "White and Red Cf thrilling
adventure and humorous scenes amongst
our Northwest Indians. By Mrs. Weeks,
author Of "Ainsee"
Stories from Spenser and Chaucer. By
the author of the popular stories from
Shakespeare.
4 Papers on Invention and Art how statues
are made. tow teiegraIhs are worked. how
boy can make photographs. etc, etc.
s Hunting in South africa Streets Of Con
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leans. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
/, BOSTON, etc, etc
6 Life GA the Prairie. Port Crayou's YOUNG
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Exquisite Fairy Pictures and Poems >
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s illustrations Of tie Bible. History, Natura
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Q Fun and i'roic in all sorts If forms.
The list Of writers fer the "fAvEE>nr7 in
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M RYLAN / If T
INSURANCE COMP Any.

~FE progress Of Life Insurance IN the In
uer states proves this sreat crowning
,rInurh Of modern science and phTtanthro-
INV to heone Of the marvellous features oil our
social cconoW".
The wisdom of all agee has devised moth
inc that compares with IT, 1t is so manifest
~ o,sd. that II Is difficnlt 10 see how an IN
tcnIrent nan. with proper concern Tor INC
eu,fsrt and protection OF his family can iaii
to avail him.elfof is benefits.
Iif. Insurance leaves ready money to set
no estates to advantage. 1t will prevent
sacrifice Of property # mar die in debt. II
IL subject to no tax during life. nor Orphans
Cerr, excuses after death. II exempt by
law rom debt /. l. is rapidly becoming
yuIe that all men of list attributes insure
Ou MARYLAND Company commends ltsoIf
70 the confidence ard patronage At our pro
ple in all parts Of the STATE. It's directors are
sen Of known Integrity and ability, to when
tFr ru}lc NAV look with corhdenc" tor
inst ard carcf1i supervision OF its AFFAIRS 1t
must lie clear 70 every Treenigent mind. that,
# we would secure the largest prosperity TO
our State and people individually, we must
ouid NJ our institutions and keep our cap'-
tal at horne.i
Had the FIVE million dollars sent out OF The
State annually for Insurance been invested az
home. # world hive told fayorahlv upon our
own wealth auG commerce. Ihls is eInpia'-
icalle oCR COMPANY 90 tten up by our BtSl
merchants to afford the opportunity for al,
10 insure without sending the money ous OF
our own State The affairs OF the Company
se nar.gel with economy.
Snch has been our marked success that we
were able after the second year TO declare
and nav in CAsITas large dividends AZ the OIL
pFST and LARGEST company III the Lnlted
States. The Company feel greatly encour-
aged by the patronage and cooperation they
have received. ard solicit 8 continuance OF
the same. The laws OF trade, commerce,
s-Ifrcsppct and self-nterest cmbne to make
Ibis the Company for US.
Nov, dear srs. ia view Of all the advanta-
ges Of Life Insurance as an, inYestmenl-the
uncertainty Of life-the strong claims OF wife
and children upon husband and father-the
uncertainty Of business, and all the ordinary
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ofevery man 10 put something in form that
will. prevent want md distress. or trouble on
the part of those ne loves
BY all means Insure, and do it at once IN
the Maryland Company. The officers OF this
Company are:
GEO P THOMAS, President.
A K FoKD, Secretary.
Ro,rp OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter, Geo Fl Hiner,
Alton , Chairman, Thomas Cassard,
Geo Thomas, William Devries,
Huph Sisson Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods, ,Ir.
A MYERS. State Agent.
THE COMPANY REFER TO
Judge Magruder, Jadge Ford. Judge Ma
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Editor of Beacon.
Ksg~A MYERS, the State Agent will be
in Lconardtowu during the first week of Conr:
to transact the business of the company, and
will also insure propsrtyin Baltimore Compan-
ies
Aug 81, Is68-tf.
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1t will not be partisan or sectarian-
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high reputation in their special DEPART
ments, has been. enlisted in support Of this
enterprise and DO labor or expense will
be spared to make our paper-in subject
matter as well as worthy Of
a place in every household in the land.
PErTINGILL. BATES X co,
Projectors, 81 Pars Row.
New 1oyk
Nov 70. 1858.
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Md.


'gifIE above well known House has re-
q Gently been opened by &C. 7. Barnard.
'ermrrlv Of the American Hotel. Washing
ton, y. c.. a21 has capacity to accommp-
Tate over \ hundred people with lodaiht.
and has capacJouS and nicely furnished
rooms for families Connected with the
House also is ladies' dining room. Tho
,trjcteSt order is maintained and aceommo-
dating servants always At call Thr House
IS open al all hours. The advantage of ?
Hotel upon the plan Of the Sherwood House
IS, that the guest can ACCOMMODATE the price
OF his living 70 his own wishes. paving only
cor what he gets The Sherwood House la,
recently htcn newly furnished aud rrtittr6,
and. being in centra' nnd business part Of
he CITY offers unusual Inducements to tra-
veIIers. \ fair trial j. asked, and patronage
from 81 iia-y's coanty solicited.
{ Z BARNARD,
Agent.
cpt. 10, 1sG7-tf