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Anne Arundel Co., Md Nov. 10th !

Anne Arundel Co, Nd, Nov. 10th, 1868.
Ness Q J Merryman s Co.
Gentlemen In answer to your enquiry as 70
Whist think Il your Raw Bone Phosphate pur-
chased in July last, allow me e say-I give i
fair trial on Cabbage by the side Of three 9TH
er Fertilizers Of acknowledged uer; and found
it equa, II not better than the other aud a, loss
cost AIN SO vel! satisfied with it, intend 10
use Il the coming Spring. Yours, Truly
REIN HAMMOND.
rs For sale st manufacturers prics the cost
o. transportation added by
Nm EHO0PER,
Hollywood, Nd.
Feb IS, l669-3n.
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ye-Iand p;uwidJis, Va, September 3, 1859
~Gcnuemcu-F gave the REDONDAISLAHp
GttAVO far trial by Itself and combined
with Peruvian on my Tobacco this spring i
see no difference between It's eA"cts and the Peru
vian waer applied separately but where applied
together IL the proportion Of one OF PERUVIAN 20
three Of Rcteuda the growth is about rs per
VIZ DOYLE
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e. laws

PASSED BY THE G GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY, OF MARYLAND AT TIRE
REGULAR SESSION COMNNNC-
ING JANUARY, 1852, RELATING
TO LICENCES.
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TIDE.

~OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the creditors of Mary Hsmme;t,
deceased, to f,e their claims with the
Clerk Of the Circuit CourI for ST Mary's
county for distribution out OF the pro-
ceeds OF the sale OF the real estate Of said
deceased. made by John Dent, Trus-
tee, on OF bsfore the LIST Monday of May
next.
ROBT C COMBS,
Auditor.
April | l86o-td.
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ALLPERsOES AID BODIES COR
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pose for which licens- Is tnada necessa-
~ 0y The Laws Of Maryland, are hereby
warnel To OBTAIN 4 LICENSE, OR
RENEW THE SANE,
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in full bearing, Oh the premises.
TERMS OF SALE,
as presorib bed by the decree. are Cash
on the day of sale or the ratification there
Of"
When al the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustees will execute decd to
the purchaser. free. clear and discharged
from slI Claims Of the parties to this suit
aud Of those claiming under them.
ROBERT G COMBS,
JAMES S DOWNS,
Trustees
March as, 1865.
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HISTORY OF NAPOLEON III.

We have received from the Publishers Messrs.
White, Cobern. BGuve Co., of Cincinnati, copy of
the "History of Napoean ILL., Emperor of the French,
by John S. c. Abbott" One volume royal octave,
seven hundred pages, with nine full page stsel ensra-
visgs. ~ s4a z-ss. ..,r 4--sse .-1s
A biograp ply of the remarkable man who so auda
ciously placed himself at the head of the French
tion and has successfully held that position for
ny years. would under any circumstances be subjec
of great interest; but in connection with this, have
in this beautiful Book, condensed, yet perfectly
clear history of the principal events which have made
France the center of much interest to the civilized
world
The volume before us is written in the authors
most graphic, fascinating STYLE While it is full of
exciting interest the most thrilling novel, it is At
the time fall Of facts and incidents which help
the reader to more fully comprehend the important
questions which have agitated Europe within the last
half century.
The publisher nf THE NEW YORK WEEKLY Sun
offers through advertisement in another column
special inducements to subscribers The Weekly San
of the most comprehensive, neat and sparkling
papers publshed its agricultural department is man
aged by the well known ANDREW 5. FULLER: and the
fact that subscriber gets his moneys worth when
subscribing, added to the cheap price at which the
paper is published is surely inducement enough for
all to send IN their money at once. szs so zzs=5
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@0 Mayors OFFICE, Richmond, April II. 1862.
The qualified electors of the city of Richmond, are
hereby notified that the annual election Of city ON
GERS will be held in said city, Tuesday, the 4th
day of May 1869, for the following officers, at the
following named places. viz: = =
First Ward--Engine House No. 2. @sa1sfgsfa.
Second Ward--Engi,e House. No. 8. ~ hre =.
Third Ward-Engne House No. 4.
Fourth Ward-South-West corner of Sixth and
Market Streets. sz.-.5ss s,eet -eze,p f5-
Officers to be Elected.-.Mayor, Treasurer
Clerk. Marshal, Assessor, and one Councilman from
each Ward. 1 tssssas Gsa 1at19s1s sa13Jsas
By order of the City Council vote will Be taken At
said election the proposition to create new and
additional Ward, to be called the "Fifth Ward, en-
bracng all that part of the city of Richmond lying
East Of Fl Wayne Avenue and Newport Pike, and
North of Vine Street. f,sE.s s.r,s.-s
The Ballot of those in favor of the creation of said
and additional Ward shall have the word thereon
Eyes" and those opposed the word "No." -
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
! sEAL.f set my name and aft xed the corporate
- seal Of said city, this 7th day of April,
1859. THOMAS n. YOUNG,
Attest: Peter P. kim, Clerk E ~ Mayor.
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SCHOOL ExHIBITIoN.-Last Saturday
eyepin q. at RatIiff's School House, west

SCHOOL ExH1B1T1oN.-Last Saturday
evening, at Ratliff's School House, west
of Sevastopol, an Exhibition was given
that surpassed anything of the kind
that has come under our observation.
The exercises were opened by an adj
dress from Mr.. Irwin Dulip, whose
words done credit to the occasion !; fol-
lowed by declamations OF the juvenil e
portion. Singing, Pantomines and
Tableaux were also a portion of the pro-
gramme. Short addresses were deliver
ed by others, and then came beautiful
dialogue by two young ladies, entitled
Night and Morning. and this at once
carried the spectator back to that mem
orablei point in the Bible, stAnd God
said, alet there be light, and there was
light The exercises closed with the
sensational drama of Ten Nights in a
Bar Room, the characters were well
personated.
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had they done SO, that the People, with
out regard to party, would ave decided
against il by an Overwhelming majority.
asythey did two years ago.
e A ID WARD DEMOCRAT.
EwA ed Ward Democrat no doubt,
is honest in declaring has intentions, and
no doubt will vote as fzhe says; yet the
plea he puts forth OF playing Off good
joke &c, by the heavy chairman of that
special committee, is a joke in itself that
the little joker himself might apprecis
ate! Under the circumstances, the plea
set up in behalf of the majority of the
Council, will, we opine, avail equal to
the one set up by the fellow who stole
pair of boots. He was arrested, brought
before ma gistrate, and put in the plea
that he took the boots by way Of joke.
It was ascertained on trial that he had
taken the boots about three squares be-
fore he was arrested by the officer, and
the Court decided that he had carried
the joke too far and he was committed.
This Council joke has been carried a
little too far, to be now turned into
laugh, unless the laugh comes in when
the 7th st. ward petition was decided by
Mayor YOUNG to be in the brooches
pocket of the chairman of the special
committee! The democracy of our city
have placed themselves in predica-
ment, in order to perpetrate a joke
that turns out too serious and shefty' for
them; and fearing the pesky republicans
will unite all over the city on party
grounds and vote up the It'll street prop
osition, and vote dozen the Vine Gus
joke,' they are now all opposed to ma
king new wards, lin hornn The fact
is, the action of the special committee
has aised political breeze, not laid
down in its reconing, and, unless it is
stilied by the Joke plea, it will blow the
democratic majority out of the City
Council, and place arepublican majority
in its stead. That will he the effect of
just such legislative fun as has been in
dulged in by Messrs. Elder, McGirr 81
Co.-the practical jokers Of the City
| Council.
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Ho, for Kansas!

The advance guard Of a colony of set.
tiers from New York arrived at Atchi-
son, Kansas, last Saturday. 1t is called
the Excelsior Colony and numbers
about $50 persons, 100 of whom have ar
rived. They have such articles of fur
niture as pioneers need, money for COM
mon use, tents to dwell in until they can
do better. On Mondoy they left Atcbi
son for Waterville, whence parties are
to be sent out to look for location
Other colonies are expected within q
few days. The advance guard OF a
Danish colony has purchased tract on
the Kickapoo Reserve, at an expense Of
over $4,000, and the whole colony was
expected this week. Still another Dan
ish colony is making arrangements for
a settlement. Major Downs leads the
Excelsior colony, and he seems 20 be
preparing FOR a large business in leading
out emigrants to Kansas during the
summer. Ho. all We land sharks-there
is a fine chance for much money, with
out earning it in that direction!
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Is it not STRANGE?

Philadelphia, like New Engla nd 4,
seems to be exterminating the native
gentility. In that city there were 4.417
marriages and 1871 births in 1861, or
nearly four births to each marriage,
while in 1868 there were 6,371 maria
ees and 1929 births. showing an in
crease Of about forty four per cent. Of
marriages, but positive decrease OF
births! Four births to each marriage in
1851, and only 10 in 1868. II the
gentility, as they dwindle down, could
not be kept up by persons from the
middle and poor classes, these facts
would give some foundation for hope
Is it not strange-the ambition to be
come so enervatingly and destructively
genteel?
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-amarr For the Palladium

-Ff5es Z - .siAo oAi"uioih.
" Mr., iEDIToRk-It appears to me that
mighty lpother is being raised, in conse-
quence of the Councils action in regard
to the division Of the 3rd Ward, and q
vast deal of vitality wasted for naught.
when it is taken into consideration that
the course pursued blythe majority of the
Council was, as a member of that body
informed me, merely intended as IAN
eye opener'-a good joke--in order to
show the Republicans that their little
political scheme of Ward making for the
benefit, solely Of their party, could be
turned to democratic account, and thus
show them how democratic Ward
could be manufactured out of portion
of the same cloth. and with quite as lit.
tie labor. AS citizen, I do not want
our city cut up into smaller Wards,-the
expense would over-run the proft-even
if a democratic triumph should be Sc
cured thereby; and, as a democrat,
intend to vote against all increase of the
number Of Wards, until our population
justifies it. This, I believe, is the de-
termination Of every democrat with
whom I have conversed on the subject !;
and the general opinion of every sensi-
BILE man is that the. special COMMITTEES
did very foolish thing. in failing to
report on the 7th Street proposition and
7 having it laid before the people at the
coming election for candidly believe.
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Grouse from Oregon are TO be intro
duced into California. -
Chenoa. ILL.,, has sold 407 800 l1nshels
cfwheat the past winter.
The Mayor of Portland requests that his alary bs
reduced.
Somebody propose. ssestasli.l, sss.aed sAbb..las
Schools"
Five hundred clerks have been removed from the
Treasury Department. and thirty appoiuted- net re-
suit of four hundred and seventy in favor OF the Gov
eminent and against the fellows removed.
Senator Morton tainted Thursday ins.he bad air Of
the Senate Chamber. The open atmosphere revived
him.. Nobreath Of fife isso good that which cir.
sculaes without let hndrance in the open world.
Mexican States are still revolutionizing. Sonora
and Sinaola far along to be declared nm in
dependent Republic by General vega. We suppose
the Mexican mind would hopelessly stagnate were
they to cease revoutonizng. Hence, were the Uni.
ted States to give Mexico solid peace, it would
probably be great curse to the people. Let then
royelutionize 1t is their salvation.
~ The Radicals of West Virginia are to Wells
for Governor, and Harris, colOred man, for Lieu
tenant Governor. Walker is candidate of the moder
ate Republicans. e@.s -s,-
RI Collectors and Assessors of the Reeve
nue. are to be held to strict account un
der Grants administr alton.
654 civil nominations have been SEN
to the Senate since the opening Of it,
extra session. es Tays
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DR.. Baer, reports the case OF whole
family of six persons, in this city, suffer
ing from being poisoned from eating
food cooked in copper bottomed vessels,
and common earthen crockery. Mr..
Alderman, the father of the family,
died, the Oldest daughter was still in q
precarous situation, and the rest Of the
family recovered. This is a warning.
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II ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION, on
the Estate of Bennett Sitloh, late of the City OF
Richmond, Wayne County, aud State of Indiana, de-
ceased have this day been granted to the undersigned
by the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
County. An persons having claims against said
estate required to file them, duly proven With the
Clerk of said Court within year from this date
The estate is supposed to be solvent Eafr garl s
GERHARD II. SCHNE LLE,l o.sv. t
F7b DAVID FELTMAN, Administrators.
April 90, 1869. .s2utzseI 5JsH FI2,25pf]
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Welded Love.

If there be thing most thought Of talked about
and dreamed over, it surely is love. 1t is in the
heart the tongue, and smiles out of the fare. 1t
is the diviner influence within ones nature. warming
to better things. Solong woman love
anything father, mother, wife, child, dog memo
ry,-there is hope for him her, however debased.
We to look out of ourselves through love. And
there is much Of beauty and JOY all around U.S. that
when we look away from self we cannot help seeing
somewhat of it, and being proited. r.+
Some who has thought earnestly this SUBJ
ject-i sounds very much like Beecher, whose large
heart is in sympathy with all humanity,-has
written thus of welded love: sr5ss ya:
NY young maiden friend. love is not passion but
grototh The heart is lamp, with just oil enough
burn for hour. If there be oil put in it
again, it will go out Gods grace is the oil that fills
the lamp of love. If there be thing above all
others that every woman should say to herself, in
the beginning of her married lille, it is thisI
not be respected and loved needs be, to be
happy, unless can bring thing than my
self. 1t must be God in me, that shall maintain me
in that dignity, influence and impressveness that
shah win and keep my husbands love-" goddess
woman entering into the marriage relation, goes
lamb to the slaughter. Wreaths of flowers may be
around her neck, but the knife is not far Off. +
Decoration of love is the saddest thing earth
There is nothing, it seems to me, that touches the
contemplating heart than this: to what love
might be, if its early days be prophets of possibility
and then see what it is. More than for anything
else in the world love fails for the of food and
no food is there for love but goodness. Love can no
more burn without goodness than the fame without
fuel The sorrows that must go with you through
all your life or break constantly upon you some
where, cannot be borne without Gods minsteriDg
angels. As your household grows around you, and
your children begin to feel the tide of fe and you
become, in turn, their guides, your parents were
yours yon will find that bear life well who
has not, somewhere. the present "help in time of
| trouble" - ID, ..--. . ..
II there be anything that you welded love should
have its first vision, it should be vision of lad
der between the earth and heaven and the angels of
God ascending and descending, and God, all,
blessing it. Then there is hope. Begin your house
hold lfe-Begin your welded life with firm hold
upon God and purity, and heaven, and there is hope
fer You; otherwise sad is your fate. sA "a 81
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Administrators Sale:

WVHE undersigned, viii offer at public Sale on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of May, 1859,
At 10 O'Clock of said day, At the late residence OF
Bennett Sitloh in the city of Richmond, Wayne CO ,
", to-wit: a Eea agaa 4zs8 vsfy n5 hs5efg5g,-a e.
Horses, 2 Wagons and Harness. Spring Wagon
and Harness, Brick in the Yard and Brick Yard
Tools, Wood in Brick fand, Flow, i Harrows
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and variety OF
other articles too tedious to name. AAN ~
N2-A credit of nine months, with interest from
date, will be given on all sums over So Notes and
approved security will be required OF each Purcha-
rger GERHARD 81. SCHNELLE,
April goth, 1859. DAVID FELTMAN,
71pf $50 81. Ia ,30) BIB a2Es ss Administrators
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MATRIMoNIAL.-A NJ Medearis to NJ R Morgan, Of
Olive Hill.
Michael Nicholson to Julia Maloney, of Richmond.
Milton Hoover to Mary Kenworthy, of Greens Fork.
Scott Osborn to Emma CARL, Of Richmond.
3A Henry G Whitaker to Sarah Waltz, Cambridge.
70 Robert Foster to Patience Ann Shallery, Of Web
ster z&s &C. tt.az --.E s-,-s ...s.z a.
- David Vanbuskirk to Josephine Menke, of German
town.
. Dallas Polk to Amanda Bartlett, of Richmond.
80 Samuel Steele 10 Hannah " Cox, Jacksonburg
Silas w Clark to Sarah Hurst, of Washington
Township. tt8 s. sf "a -
n Caleb p, Thomas to Anna Cadwallader, Of Cox's
Mills. - 80 =. 49,
James lookout to Hannah E Lee Of Dalton.
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Clean Up! Clean UP!

DY ORDER Of the Common Council, am in-
clean up their CUTTERS clean out their alleys repair
or pave their sidewalks, and in Short make Rener
al RENOVATION Of the City, within the next fifteen
then the Street Commissioner viii do it for them
the costs for the same viii be taxed up against the
owners property, for whom the work shah be done,
and collected as other taxes p n. KlRN, Clesk.
Richmond, April q. le69.gE sng .sasne7:2w s.
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The business of the Richmond Wool.
en- Mandatory, is now conducted by
Messrs. r. jackson, E. H. Swayne. and
II. G. Dunn. G. jackson and G. III.
firm ample success in their business.
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To Stone Masons and Brick
.,aas Sc. Makers :, -.

SEALED PROPOSALS, for furnishing the Stone,
- and laying the ssYe for the foundation of =
School House, so by 50 feet, in Abington and also
for making the brick necessary for said building
which % to betwo stories high, will be received up
to Monday, May 10th. Proposals to be left with
Andrew Hunt, in Arlington, where specifications can
be seen, or with the Undersigned 80 t]9'ea
gu9al sfG aaaf JOHN ENDSLEY,
a., I..ua.sss..1-sf-sa Township Trustee.
April nth, 1889. Il
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ACCIDENTAL brakeman on the p. c.
& St. L. road, named Gibbons, in at
tempting to couple a fate loaded with
lumber to a box-car, met with severe
accident Saturday last. The lumber
projecting over the end of the car,
struck his collar bone with such force as
TO break it. 5 1e1' - 7s'-f -
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ANECDOTES OF NG-Approacfing
the cottage one day, Mr.. Irving called
my attention to very rem arkable curl
osity. DO you see that tree he asked,
ION the lawn It is about seventeen
feet high, and growing taller every day.
/ bought that of our friend Downing. at
Ncwburg, for towering shrub, which
was to bear an odorous blossom, and at
tain its full growth at about four feet
1t always reminds me- continued Mr..
Irving, 'of O lady whom l knew in Eng
land, who purchased of dog fancier
fine, soft, glossy King Charles spaniel,
of which she made great pet, and fed
and pampered him more than was for
his good for after every meal he suf-
fered extreme pain, running around and
moaning in the most piteous manner;
aud one day, after more than usual
hearty repast, he burst his tight fitting
jacket and came out a stout English
bull pupi My Towering shrub has gone
through similar metamorphosis.'
Mr.. Irving's anecdotes of the distin-
guished personages whom he had met
in his long residence abroad--which
were never 'lugged in by ear and horn,
but always sprang from the occasion
were replete with interest. He mention
ed. among others, an amusing illustra /,
ton of the sternness of the Iron Duke,
which was told him by one of his officers
one day at dinner, at Apsley House.
One morning, not long before the battle
of Waterloo, q contractor called upon
him in great haste and trepidation to
complain that Lord Hill had threatened
to hang him if he did not supply the
army with beef-c at the time he had
contracted to deliver them-a thing, he
added, which it was impossible to do;
and he begged the dukes interference
to save his neck. Did Hill really say,
asked Wellington, that he would hang
you if you didn't have the cattle ready 2
He did, your Grace 'Ahem! Then
you had better have. them on the spot
Hill IS man of his acord r The required
supplies came in time, and the contrac.
tor s VIXEN was not contracted. II Lip
pincott's Magazine. se.s 81