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FOE SHERIFc.S

Thankful to my friend for theliber al vote
received al the late election, | announce
myeli as a candidate for Sheriff in 1859 and
r specially solicit their support and that Of
I G orli,lic generally. Is K ABEL.
y VII 1851.
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The Publiz hers Of The Baltimore States
man take pleasure il announcing that IL
their forthcoming issue Of December 18th,
they will begin the publication Of trans
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FOR SALE.

MHARRISON POTATOES for SEED
BY MITCHELL, HOWARD 4
Co. No So West Pratt street, Balti-
more. This is the most profitable varie-
ty now cultivated, of excellent quality
very productive and entirely free from
disease. TIE seed we offer were raised
in Hartford county and the yield was 40C
bushels per acre. Price $3.50 per bush
81 or S325 Per bag of two bushels weigh
ing l20 lbs. bag iucladsd.
March is, le6o-tf.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to me on Tavern
IA account are requested to call and
settle during March Court. If not set
tied at that time | shall be compelled to
place their accounts in tho hands Of off,
GERS for collection.
wv MOORE.
March II, lS69-tf.
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HAN.REP md ANVIL,
NEW NOVEL BY
FRIEDRICH SPIELHAGEN,
The Greatest of Living Novel
lists.

Translated from the German expressly for
TIE BALTIMORE Sta TES-H4 v
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COMP h. TIE MA \ L X +
MASUFAcrrnEp BY HENRY BOWER,
PHILADELPHIA,
MADE FROM
super Phosphate of Lime AM
mOnia and POTASH.

InOnia and Potash.
WARRANTED FREE FROM ApULTERATIoN.
Packed IN Bags Of 200 les each,
Has raised good crons Of Wheat. Corn, Oats.
Potatoes. Grass. Gotten, Tobacco and NeGe-
tables of all kinds Farmers ronid do ,reH
to inquire Of the nearest dsQls1 IN fertilizers os
to the results obtained tom the use Of Coms
plete Manure. The growing crops OF heat,
at this time, freely attest lis virtues.
RECOMMENDED BY
Roo,h & Garrett, Chemists, PhIlada.
Williams s. Moss, Chemists, Phllads.
C Elton Buck, Chemist, New York.
And by all WHO have used il up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials to tho Ell
feet that il is an invaluable Fer,izer. and re
recommend il highly as top dresser J, o.
" heat and Grass.
DlNON. HARPLESS & co.
SOLE AGENTS,
50 South Water ard 40 South Waryes,
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale by WI REYNOLDS,
% South Street.
RA1TIMoRE MD,
or JOHN CROOE>uANKS.
II INIGoE 5 MD.
April ,, lS6s-ly.
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To new subscribers renting their sub
scri ptions for the year 1869, The States
man will be mai ed free Of charge from the
beginning OF this Romance until the lst OF
JANUARY 1869
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FOR SRERIE.F.

JOHN SHADRlCh Is announced as a
candidate Tor Sheriff at the election Of $50
aud will be warmly supported by his friends
.hroushou,the county and esrstiasly b.. tie
Factory District.
Nov 81 1857
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%hcr,rood House
Md.

rENf1E. above well known House has re-
y Gently been opened by c. 7 Barnard,
formerly OF the American Hotel, Washing
ton, D. G.. IL has capacity to accommo-
date over hundred people with lodging.
and has capacious and nicely furnished
rooms for families. Connected with the
House also is ladies' dining room. Tho
strictest order is maintained and accomrno-
dating servants always at call The House
is open at all hours. The advantage of :
Hotel upon the plan Of the Sherwood House
is, that the ggeSt can accommodate the price
OF his living to his own wishes, paying only
for what he gets. The Sherwood House has
recently been newly furnished and refltec.
and. being in central and business part OF
the CITY, offers unusual Inducements to ira
velers A fair trial is asked, and patronage
from St Mary's county solicited.
c Z BARNARD,
Agent.
cont 10 1S67-tf
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MANDATORY!
VIM gRAYsHAW g. SONS,
SlMPSONVlLLk,

SlMPSONN III.S,
Howard County.
rr.putaeturcrs OF CLOTH, BLAN hE1o
M and WOODEN GOODS generally.
Wool bought at the highest market pm
80. ar taken in exchange for goods:
The patronage of the people OF eoatnern
Maryland is respectfully solicited ana s'''s-
SETON is warranted. in all cases;
References given when oesirea.-
Angus, -, ls6s-'''
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,oerther in the Carpenter business, sad will
contact for the building of Houses OF every
description. All work Will be executed with
Iisnatch, and IN ell contracts for Dwellings
s1ecial attention viii be paid &c Rrckiaylrs
clustering ar Painting.
All orders addressed 20 them al Leopardtown
Nt will receive prompt attention
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THOMAS L. GREEN WELL,
June 6, lo67-ly
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Slave Registration Notice.

Nov %, SOS.
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ATFA KS AT TEE CUsT9H A0g,E.

More Alleged Frauds Through False Invoices.
Despite the rumors winch were current yesterday
OF colossal fraudsn in the Custom House, in which
prominent merchants to the number of eco we're
said to be implicated, there was no apparent excite
ment IN any Of the Offices OF the department, and
strange to say nobody knew anything about the
matter when inqiry was made yesterday.
Although seizures OF smugge1 goods and Of
goods for which false returns made are OF fire.
quent occurrence the Custom House officers take
the utmost precaution to preve IT the facts or such
seizures being made known until the goods are de-
clared duly forfeited 10 the government. 1t was
ascertained yesterday that about six weeks since
quantity OF wine, OF the value OF $4,000 was de-
tanned in bond there being strong grounds Tor sup
posing that false iuvolces mad oeen given. The
owner was compelled to give bonds IN the sum OF
$50 COO before ne could obtain possession OF the
wines. The whole matter Is now UNDERGOING lnves-
tgaiion. IL known that several merchants OF the
city are implicated but until the charges against
them are proved the Custom authorities Will not
give the names OF the parties for publica-
concerned in the alleged fraud Is gross
eXaggeration. The officers Of the Ninth division
in the Custom House affect to be indignant
at the very mention OF the feasibility Of q coInpro-
mise between themselves as representatives Of the
government and the accused merchants; but high
officer in another department, who was asked what
he knew abouC the matter, stated in matter OF fact
way, not without significance, mat at would not do
to publish any thing about these affairs at this time or
while 1t was possible TO have settlement favorable
to the government So 1t would seem That wille il
was possible That the en0s OF justice might be de-
feated through the publication OF the names OF the
accused parties there Is also ABUNDANT room Tor the
suspicion that the ends OF justice might be defeated
by Withholding those Names The officers how
ever, are masters OF The situation and VIII only give
the patient pubic as much information as SUITS
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raAls or poLCsM:s--1Hl LIBERTY STREET eI3s.

At the police trials before Commissioner Brennan
yesterday morning the case Of officer Cornelius Mar
tineau of the First precinct charged with gross neg.
lect OF duty, came up. 1t VIII be remembered that
this the oticer who on patrol duty ON Liberty
street when the fire occurred at No S. at which the
Jessop family perished The coroner's Jury censurel
the ofcer for not being more alive the exgences
OF the moment ana Tor not telling any or the remen
OF the presence OF tne family IN the burning building.
An extract was read from the report OF
Fire Marshal Brackett setting forth that
Martlneau was on the spot when the fire occurred
ana by ms own statements knew OF the persons being
there. The next witness was Captain De Cump, OF
the second precinct whose testimony showed that
though ne hau been there from the time oil The arst
alarm he was told nothing OF Inc presence of tue
family One or two others were examined when the
case was adjourned for one week to allow the de-
fence 10 produce an important witness 10 whom the
officer states nc told OF the presence OF tue unfortu
nate .alnily m lie building
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0LD PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 8.

The regular meeting and reunion OF the "Old
Ninth Class, Public School No. 80 was held last
evening at .Delmonico's under circumstances that
spoke volumes for the sincerity, friendship and
thorough appreciation OF schoolboy "reminiscences
that pervaded the entlre assemblage. The assocla-
ton under whose fraternal auspices the meeting
was arranged was formed chiefly for the purpose OF
perpetuating the memories Of schoolboy days
and the renewal OF friendly intercourse The
meeting last night was harmonious one IL
could not nave been otherwise for while surprise
most agrccably marked the unexpected commiug.
ling Old, old schoomates, the result after sliVlt
ana welcome explanations was gratifying IN the ex-
treme smile OF satisfaction, evidently universal,
beamed on every face ana the hearty Misunderstanding
OF gray naircd merchants-years ago playing tricks
under the schoomaster's very nose-was q grand
example OF the mutability OF human aIairs.
Some talked OF how they carved their names upon
the desk, how they covered the engraving with INK
lest tue irregular cavities should be discovered OF
their drubbings and their good times generally.
There was O very large attendance. MIR. b. Suther.
land presided. That gentleman narrated some very
interesting facts reiaDe 70 pubic s school NO 3 II
as scholars thirty-three boys and seventeen girls.
10 the year ia2J the foundation OF q new building
in connection with the same establishment was laid
at the corner Of Hudson aud Broome streets During
That year the school was visited by Llndey Murray
ard George 4. Kcmble, aud in 1873 the instrument
OF castgaton, known to most boys as the rattan, was
LAID aside for new patent strap, that worked Won
uers. Dr. PATTERSON, whose name was ascctlonaley
1850 and continued so for thirty-dve years, when
~ health compelcd HIM TO retire from MS oncrous
dulles
The Corresponding Secretary Mr.. G.. Cardozo,
read o number OF letters from old school
mates, who regretted their unavoidable ab-
sence, owing 10 the separation by dls-
lance, but who nevertheless expressed their
most sincere hopes for the success Of the assoca-
tlon. Some routine business, principally Of imam
cial character, having been disposed OF tue assem-
Dlage adjourned 10 an adjoining room, where
c0lation was elegantly served up. lew speeches,
chiefly relating to schooIboy "reminiscences, were
raae aifor which the reunion was brought TO
happy cioscs
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The Brewery Fire.

The loss in the fire at Jones' Brewery, No. e4s
Sixth street, Tuesday night, was fully $4,000.
insured as fol!ows:-Coumbia, $1,000; North
American. $4,000; Guardian, $4,000; Mechan-
les and Traders $4,000; City of Hartford.
5000; Commerce ALBANY, $500; Exchange,
5000; Reief $1,000; New Amsterdam S3.OJ1:
Home, $4,000; Merchants fIarploru) $1,000: All,
bany CITY, $500; Excelsior, $4,000; Lafayette.
$4,000; Western OF Buffalo, $4,000: Kings County,
$2,50o Rope Of Providence, s25o0; Gebaard. 5000.
Humboldt, s5,000 North American OF Hartford
$4,000; Pacific. $4,000; importers' ana traders.
$1,000; Flremcn's Mutual, s50s0; Security. $1,000:
Insurance Company Of North Amelici $4,000:
$4,000; MOntauk, s2,500 Fulton. 5000: Bar.
ialo City 5000; Lennox, $1,000; Adriatic,
$4,000; Beeknan, $1,000; Continental, $1,000.
Atlantic OF Pennsylvania, $4,000; Commonwealth,
SooOVi Cnarter OAK $1,000; Providence Oh Washiag-
ton, S5,OQg; American, $4,000; Buffalo $1,000; Homo
Oh sew haven, SIOlooo;. Empire, $500; Peopes
500; Htaa Of Hartford $40 Oo0 Norwich $4,000;
CAPITAL CITY, $4,000; Springfield. Massachusetts,.
SS,vOo, STERLING, $6,0O0 Standard, $4,000; Futhain
Oh Hartford, $500; Firemen's FUND.- - 5oJi Metro
potan, S5,99o; Insurance Company Of Penusylvanas
$500; Franklin, PENNSYLVANIA 5000; queens or
Liverpool, $4,000 TOTAL, S2s5,000 divided as fot-
loWs;-lluildmg, slG9, e29; machinery, 3zS55ot
Stock SSS,sey. ald general $1,000.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Liabilities Of Express Ccmpanics--Coin Com
trncfs--Chnriers Granted by Legislatures
Subject 10 Constitutional Revision.
WASHINGTON. Nov. "A, $780,
The following cases were argued before the
United States supreme Court to day
No. 100. The United states Express Company Potl-
ttcs IN Error Us. Kountzie Brothers, Error to the
Circuit Court for the District OF NeDgaska.rhe ac-
ton was commenced by the defendants ia error TO
recover Of the express company. ns a common car
rlcI, tbe value oI Certain gold dust forwarded by
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In Eighth Ayenue.

A few minutes alter five O'Clock a braid OF hair In
the window OF the store OF James Amos, No.
33l Eighth avenue. caught fire from the
gasght, causing loss to the building Of Il, 600; In
sured Tor $4,000. The basement. occupied by A.
Sherrick. as a nat and trunk store, was damaged
$500: no insurance. The first floor, occupied by
Mr. Amos loss on stock, 500; Insured Tor 81 800 IN
the Metropolitan The second and thrd doors, oc-
cupied by Frank RUSSELL photographer damage
Sl,UOO; no insurance.
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THEFT or a SABLE.

Detectives Reilly and Corkey of the Fifteenth pre-
clnct yesterday afternoon arrested negro named
william II. Williams charged with stealing side
saddle Irom Major Townsend Connolly. valued at
SllO Inc saddle mad been ordered IN May last to
De sent 70 the stable OF Adutant Connolly at No. 27
East Ihlry fourth street, where 1t was received by
Williams who resides over the stable. Tie pro-
perry was found In the auction room OF Johnston q
Van Tassol where Williams mad SOLD Il Tor seven
teen dollars He wiz DC arraEned az Jefferson Mar
kct This morning aud committed 10 answer The
Gauge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-25

Interview Between the Spanish Minister md
Secretary Fish-IcumOrs and SvecnIations
I'm Reference Thereto-rhe Purpose of the
Governments In Labelling the Gunbonts-
Protest Of the Contractor Against Their
Dcfcnfi0n-N0 "speck Of War.o
WASHINGTON. Nov. a. 1869.
Some conflicting rumors are aioat here to-day in
regard to the belling OF the Spanish gunooas, ana
1t IL difficult TO get at the exact truth on the subject
owing to the strict secrecy observed by the only par.
ties who can furnish reliable information.
Senior Roberts, the very shrewd, skilful and nc.
complished representative Of Spain. called at the
state department this morning, had long
interview with Secretary Fish. and came
away as Is reported, looking highly nur-
ried and worried, as II something unplea-
SAINT had happened. From this circumstance,
which may be exaggerated, the whole tribe OF IN
genious guessers assembled here have constructed
variety OF stories more or less calculated TO excite
pAe public mlnd oae. for distance. declares that
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In Twelfth street.

Al eight O'Clock last night fire was discovered
on the roof OF the iron foundry OF L. Morgan Son.
No. $50 East Twelfth street., causing a loss to the
building OF 81, 600, fully insured.
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Fire in lIangin Street.

Yesterday morning fire in A. Christians hobby
horse factory Nos 81 and 49, resulted In 1000 loss
ON stocS aud $500 on building.