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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

SABBATH scHooL CmLnnRA rIos.-The an.
nual missionary meeting OF the East Wash
lngton N. Z. Sabbath school took place on
Thursday evening, aud tho exercises were
highly interesting. The superintendent
Mr.. Thomas someryllle, presIded. The ex.
ersises opened with singing, amer which
prayer was offered by Richard Emmons.
Tho sncrstevy ,ho~ subsaIttod his report
from which Il appears that the whole
amount raised by the school during the year
was d, o25j OF this t7O0 was expended for
Homo Mission purposes, and SOS for tho
auce OF $50. 0'.
Short addresses were made BY. Rev. DR..
Newman and Mr.. Whittemore, Oateiy en-
PEELED from the House, AFTER which the ar
ferent classes were called upon to state the
amount contributed by each during the wear.
A cross encircled by an arch had been
erected upon the platform, and each class as
IL came forward presented n bouquet, which
was placed In the cross, and After the cross
had been crowned with flowers, a class Of
the smallest children marched 70 the foot OF
the platform bearing a smail banner on
which was Inscribed the motto Jesus
This school lS iu q aourlshlng condition.
and VIII no doubt continue 10 prosper AZ
long as the present energetic and Christian
gentlemen under whose charge Il IL, have
the control OF ita destiny.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

TH Poor or GEoR0ETowE.--The com.
InlIlee OF industrial Home School have made
arrangements with Captain BFidEos 10 pro.
cure portion OF the Government approprIa-
ZION Tor the relief Of the poor. Nj, A. M,
Hangover will Issue the orders,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

LOCAL BREvITIRs.-F. A. KNEW. for m.
fuslng 10 assist Ofiicer Hamilton In MAKING
an arrest, was fined IS by Justice Schmidt,
samuel Henson, colored, charged with
bastardy by Mary y. Thomas, was commit
ted To- jail by Justice Anderson 10 default Of
security 70 support the child. '-~'''
Samuel Jones, colored, for pursuing the
business OF hucksterlng without license, was
nped Us by Justice Harper.
Jerry =. Mudd, a farmer, for lnhuman
treatment % his horses, was nned t5.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

DTsooNTTNuHD.--Ths use Of the dirty,
hair staining preparations. since the intro
ductlon Of Phalon's Vltalla, or Salvation for
the Hair. With marvellous precision u pro-
duces the enact shade Of color desired, and
y literally transparent and undehllng. Sold
by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
fab91.eo3t HH. -.r.#
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26
Books and Stationery.
NEW BOOKS.

INEoOEsTs ABROAD, or. Hsw Pilgrim, . Pge.
TkNnYsoh,ePoIns. HGrpsr'l somplstS
edluon. illustrated. .s.. t.ts,l,..s,.s... i 90
TIM hTsTkRlIs OF MASONRY BsilG y
/. The Ouuias o. gnlversal Philosophy
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AHsr1lI 81 yRK ASoiRNf iiSfi0Ri I"'
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SStses, AZ an ks.Pee.i,lcS e LetsTl Ne !,
rhE aEbls 'gsb FHk fa Isohifii or 20
Aeress the contiRgat Of South Amsfica Z
" James oTton, H.A,.s.,.s,..,,,.n,.,... y 90
HkkITH BY 0oob LiytF0. byW&.
Hal, NJ D., Editor HALLE Joarasl o.
w ni sF6Sf'SiSi iTfoTB' Week.-Mrs.. %
MEN. ~ Hsns Jhristiah lpdsfsc6. "a.
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TIOhhh, APraetieAl TreAtiae On nelH
ofCoufeotloeerT In al IL Branshes Also,
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tinti ihW,lh II i,s TAP bO7Hdsa % an
riiEs o. T. si I; Iiii.,i,.;: 90
I've Of Scripture. By RsV. n. ., Adams.
KvRei NIB BoSkoT W
FORMS. ooaiaininr The Laws Of all ths
Ask AMOS KissfS., III S,IYT'''p'RRsc.. W
mhnoS o. n dSTh HGJpt- ~ kdNtn Be
Leen',,. ...'". ,''''.,,' o''.''..'...s... ITO
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

Darn AT fuE JAiL.-Yesterday morning
al $3.50 o'clock, Henry Page, colored, dlsd
suddenly AZ the jail Deceased was com.
mitted 70 the Institution on the l3th Of Jan.
nary, charged with the larceny Of q III 81
hArnssS RON Hon. u. d. French. He came
10 this chg from Baltimore about Christmas.
and before his hrrsst resided In a localIty
known as fFlghting Alley" The arst IN.
tlmAtlon OF hls illness was on "wednesday.
when he complained ofpaIns In his side, and
On Ihnrsday the physician Of the jail, DR..
Young, visited Hun, W ho regarded his aIImeni
a. OF no serious nature. Tho cause Of deoth
Is attributed 10 congestion ofthe brain. The
relatives OF decessed 10 BditlaaoTe have been
telegfaPhed, and the remains will be kept al
the jail during TO day to hear from them
We understand that the above death IA tbe
nrst one during a period Of some eighteen
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

The WARRINGTON Orr sLvrNas BANK,
corner Seventh stroet and Louisiana avenue,
open from $50 70 Tao every Saturday eve
hours. Il pays Interest on dspoaita. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

QT ANNfa INEART AaVIuM -llaiaF Arah.
MA he di,sc,ros. ~ tbis oh.,l,abie s,,,v.
tIo5. IL, ta[nn initiatnrv .tsns toyeSds in,
sngnratIng a fair Tor mo beneSt M ths ssv.
INN. 10 be held In the later mart Of Ami
| II Ia earnestiy hoped that All elasses Of our
| Citizens on every denomination on ChTIa-
tiaus, will tske a lively Interest in this
pralseworthy undertaking. for the instltp-
lion IL alike open to all. The kind-heerted
and generous ladies, especlaliy--botA Prote,f-
ant and Cdfholle-should Contribute their
united efforts TO make the Contemplated fair
a brilliant success. II would be a beautiful
feature TO vitness--thls union OF ladies Of
all denominations In promoting a, common
charity. The asylum Is at present sadly in
want OF funds. II has no certain Income,
but Il almoat entirely dependent upon public
generosity. II now eoutalns fly-four little
orphans, OF ages ranging from a month 10
ave years, many ofthem children Of Protest.
ants. 80, ..F-.5f .
It'll surprlslng that such q noble CHARITY
a. that Of 81. AIMS Infant AAylum 10 per.
ultheQ 70 IAnMulAu IN n OuIktlhu community
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

OAK HALL CLoTHnSa and MEnonAHz TAI
LoRINo, bso Seventh street, opposite Post
Onlce. .... ..aI susrT- 1911 III +
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26
LOCAL NOTICES.

THE ANHRroLn Puntio hail with a.,,.h,
the Introduction into Inc Unitad etstss ~
Hohs Malt Extract, whlch for me past
seventeen years has enioyed the hirhest
reputation IN Europe among medical fnnn.
who have given u an exceptional rank over
all the so-ealled remedies and suooIaes ~
the day. II has also hecn awarded sny-
oral gold and silver medals By Enropoap
Academies Of Medicine, owing 10 It's never
falling efficacy In dlseaseI Of thu stomach,
throat and chest, aud especially In con,
sumptlye cases. Bold By all druggists and
grocers. feb3i-eoSt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

FAozBN.-Oficer Ourand yesterday norn-
log discovered a white woman, aged about
MY years, named Ann Thompson, living on
me gravel bank on Flrst street east, between
and q streets north, In frozen Condition.
ohc was conveyed TO the Seventh precinct
station, where every attention was paid her,
aiter which she was sent to tho WashlDRton
asylum IL is supposed that she was intoxi-
Gated, and being overcome with cold laid
down where she was found. She Informed
the Officers that she belonged to Chester, Pa,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26

EsPUTA's CoNCERT.-On Monday AVIAN.
Ing next, Mr.. John Esputa, with The ppnjIs
OF his musical academy, will favor The Xii.
Eens OF East Washington with a grand con-
cen ~ Odd Fellows hall, Navy yard. The
pupils Of this Institution comprise many
youths OF talent OF both sexes, and the eIhI.
billion will be treat to all who attend. On
Inc occasion three gold medals will be
awarded to the moSt accomplished pnpIiS'
Their names are MolIle Wilson. Mamie
Harbon and johnnie BauSa, "''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26
Furniture.
C0aIaSLE Ii q IoILEl.
MI NofIoE.

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Il VII, s':i'ls:s :; 'i;' ~. = S:'s
nst.ln Bet LoalsIA6l Iyssus Asa 6ik.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-26
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
The I1dr JFisey.ies.

Who can estimate the amount Of human 6if-
fcring that follows the track sf devastating
armies as they roll like Hood over vast cx-
tents Of country in their onward march 10 con-
quest, and the subjugation Of nations and pco-
pie! A million OF men with drawn swords
and charged guns. are placed IN battle array
against . million others armei In similar
way. To crafty tho within and insatiatsan
bition Of n reckless, hoartlcss msnarch.
The French legions meet the Prussian pha-
lanx ON French soil. Tho lon nc Of baltic
Is formed ON tho ono side and on tho Other.
The French Eagles scream defiance 10 the SOL
dicrs in tho Prussian blue. The explosion Of
cannon initiates tho dreadful carnage. The
soldier falls in his tracks as he rushcs into the
magnificent conflict. Rank goes down before
rank, limo disappears before limo. corps after
corps is sacrificed in the dreadful slaughter.
infantry and cavalry are cut aud manglcd,
Tcah, young manhood. manly strength In the
prine o. Me, all. all como in for their share Of
the terrible carnage whose crimson gore en-
sansuines the sacred soil Of France. because
WORKOUT monarch chooses 10 dictate IL that his
'"ssN" ughastg miSht uot siuA uiihs ahu " "
did, that IL should be done amid the blaze Of
military glory. Think Of tho dcsolats hearth
stones that have been made so by the work Of
few short hours at vcrlun! Think Of the
homeless families who'shiycr in chill pcnury
to-day because Of the dcsolation the dcvasting
armies have spread over the fair fields Of
France. Think Of tho widows. the prphans.
the bTsihcrless. the fatherlsss, that .he harvest
Of death gave 10 Germany and francs alike On
the fatci field Of Sedan!
Hoy !mauA youthful sons 80 sirlr, lssd
moihert embrace few weck ~ III
and spirits, whose sunken Dyes - Ackks
make the scene on tho battle field iksrtrend-
ing to-day, Would that the sad consequence. Of
wars brilliant entertainments could give place
10 more eivilizng and christisnizhg inter
course between nations aud their representa-.
tives.The sorrows. the tears. the anguish. the
miscrcs. the dcsolation that are the fruits Of
the sentimentali;ics Of Royal society, promul.
gated by imperial within, and suFtaincd by
valor brought into service by the dictates Of
heartiess monarchs. will tell their sai story in
the family circle Of their victims long after the
tawdry ribbons and the pal,ry stars tia, sdorn
King. Emperor and Prince. have fadeI and
been forgotten. And such j. war with Is train
81 inhuman consequences.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

The iss; sighieen non;h. Of Johnson Adulin-
istrAion IS compared with the Administration
OF Prvsilen; Grast daring bis eighteen mouths.
show slsriag discrepancy IN favor o, toe sitter
The questions 10 be discussed noA az, tho,r ila'
arr vital. living. aud that touch %. ini,-,tt ~
every mao u The l.ud-i question. - -usn,rs
Tkess eotns W ia the ,iarr q ata. f,reaur,
rigid collection % the revenues o. ihs ra'ion sal
an hones', jodieioss. eeonomieai tIpend.igfe q
the rA,ioa's resources rhe party that keeps
nesres, 70 the rigid execution Of he measures 10
the one for every MAJ ~ho desires ~ prosperity
Of his eesatry, 10 ssPPOr,. We base 90 better
means Of testing this matter than by comparing
the las; Administrator with n, I-r..ui 10 a
financial poiat Of view 1aHHg ihs 49, .s=.
aud a-haH OF Ne johnsors Aiminstrit.o. 'hr
receipts % the government from al sea.--..
amounted to So 7ii. -0s a. ~trs b..
ring the satDe period Of time the receipts ua.
der President Grants Adm nt.'r.rsn tAsr
amounted TO s5i3 rs ..ss - max - ORE 'ac a.
gregg. 81. 2l3 7cs 90 srtencr 10 favor ~ 'a-
Rspablie.n Administration IT, tnak-s more
'han ~. millions per rnonik. isa' ih- Er;sti,-
can Admin .sira,ion i worth mote % thc wuts-
lag people ,hsn was she Administration a. ~
Johnsoa daring tie regency u h.s AfD.'a.y
Patriotic Republican, snd irmnrra's 'h., ,s f..
plain .rgss..ni and ne,-i. 10 comment go explain
~. ies.oa In the d.pari,nrni ~ etp-ul.i4r...
the ODDS in favor ~ Pr~siiest Gr,n, Arr s'r,o.t
as great and When compared pfoiar,innshl, -
anoans in,olvei, thC rc;frachmsni crLitits
siroassr mark o' -conony 'haa ihc rrcrigt,
The sIr~as.s OF the goVernmen, dgfing th- last
egh,sea non'h, % Mr. johnson Aiminis'ratior
amounted TO ss2s IG5 60 - The rHpen--s o.
Of the government for the same leug'h q tilic
ander President Grants Administration amount
ed 20 <1ss, sl2,s go IL. making decrea-- ~ -
ss5, oc0 u, Measuring the value - R,Taoli-
ean taminisirstion ss against psmocfa;ir. ~
sitias 'hs increase in ID. receipts aud the de-
eresse OF ia. eIpeBs-s znd We have si,0 0sG $50.
u. Tn. !. -hst President Grsats Adu.iais,fa
ton has saved the Republic IA var aud s-h,if
THIS makes more than nine IN lions - dollars
yer month thu; N. nation saw. ., having . r.
pabliesn instead OF Democratic Aimin siraiion
BESIDES THE, our hnanei.tins has plia uH more
th.a SEQ. 900 600 Of III. public iebi "a u, .au,e
time, making an ar-rAg. Of more than aine
millions per month. Thus pa,'ing ,bc-- together
ne have sn Administration that Is worth Boie
than eighteen millions per month 10 Tie nasion,
the people and the tar payers. Men who claim
no, 70 be ~eided To party, men who claim 10 BE-
patriotic. fs,OrinE 81 honest Paypeni d de.is
aud economical management Of our Affairs should
ponder vell ,hsse figures and fact. before casting
vote fer she Democratic party this fall L.,
the aaisrros6ed GO behind ,hese statement Is IT
thef ~ssn.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER CHASGE.-The Harth
and Home, finely illustrated family journal Of a
high character, hitherto Issued by Messrs. Pr.
TExGILL & Co., has been purchased by Mcssrs
ORANGE JupD & Co., Of 245 Broadway. New York,
the wel-known publishers Of the american Agri-
eELfuris,. Messrs S. N. Petiengill & Co., whose
great Advertising Agency, established In 1870,
Is one Of the larges; and most reputable In the
world, Gnd that their extensive business requires
their exclusive attention, and they therefore
transfer Hsirh and Hone to the new Publishers,
whose long experience and abundant facilities
will enable them not only to maintain the past
high character ~ the paper, but 10 add material.
~ 10 its value. The new Publishers also an.
nounce a reduction Of the terms 10 50 per year
The change will not at all affect the Ameriean
AgTieuiisrisi, which will continue on indepen-
IDENTIFY as heretofore. The Illustrations and read.
ing matter Of the two journals will be entirely
different. Either ~ the journals will BE- furnish
ed from now to the end Of 1871 (l5 months, a,
the yearly subscription rate, viz the Weekly
Ma'ih md HIM, u, 81; the Monthly .iaeriean
igrieHturi'i 81 30 or the two for 81.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24

LtuE NAruLg1S's MESuRY Napoleon III has
an extraordinary memory for flames, figures,
iarss aud miscellaneous facts A German pro-
fessor, whO was called to Paris in connection
Nth the Publication OF the "Vie de Cseser," re-
laies that u MAS NsPoleon's invariable habit, on
having communicated Ia him n name OF number,
or an, brief fact which he wished 10 remember,
20 write Il down IN n notebook kept exclusively
for that purpose, and which always lay upon
his desk. After writing down the memorandum,
he woald tear the leaf out OF the book read II
over once aiieniively, aud then tear the leaf up.
And he iolp the professor tina, after imprsssng
fact on his mind hy this procrss, he never
forgot IL. The hey TO this extraordinary faculty
Of memory doubtless lies In the TACT that, during
bis long years Of imprisonment, In early life, he
did not dare - carr, important memoranda
abos' him. lie was obliged to rely on his men,
DRY but that he did not al first trust IL altogether
Is sr~n by the fact that, through the force Of
habit, h. Is still Obliged Ia make sure IL n fact
by writing i down, and ~ fixing u in his mind,
instead OF trusting entirely Ia the sense 81 heat.
ing 10 act upon bis memory.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
Georgia Agrie.ismraf E,ir.

The Georgia State Agricultural Society wil.
hold their sir,e-nth annual fair on the i9rh Of
October. !, 10 expected TO continue eight OF ten
days. The exhibition % stock. agricultural i'm
plenents, ke., Is expected 10 be very extensive
10 all its arrangements. Gr-a, Efforts have tesn
made 10 make the affair al that H. committees
claim for IL. Tn. generosity Of the Society has
promptrd them 70 extend cordial Invitations 20
dwellefs n he North. Eas; aud wesi, To psrii.
eipsi<ie - exhihiIop Asd visit the shoN The
f.i< N - hid 10 Ogl=ihorpc PaFk. about tao
ssite< 4 AtIsniA. Georgia The grounds ar
~ 81 e<Il .f.p,ed In the par.oss- of a tar
~ &1<boritiss guarantee accommodations for
l11 - guests. Arrangements have tssa made
with The various lines "a; railroads leading ioW-
ards Atlanta, for the pufpoA OF securing tick.
cts 20 visitors ~ reduced rates, aud the Socieiy
has met with marked succ-ss Ia this respect. 4
tieket system 10 being arranged ou all ihr through
roaiss FROM Boston, New York aud I.ou,sville,
hy which visitors can 30 aud rvtusn from the
szhihiiion On osly haif-fsr
The eompeiiiion for the premiums are "open
20 the world" coancciicai, Michigan. New
York, Ohio aud other Northern aud Western
States have already catered the let. Par
cells aud packages will b. rrceived aud also
stock, Up To Monday night. the lIIh Of Ociobsr.
A, 10 O'clock on "Wednesday morning. the 18th
proximo. the gates will be- thrown oPrn To visit.
ors. An annual address wiIIIlc delivered dur
Ing the session of the fair BY some one every
way competent TO do justice TO the exhibitions
aud those having IL in charge.
EGorts aTe being made TO accommodate those
who visit the fair. With the idea Of Femaining
during iss entire session, With camping facilities
u they desire ,bem. We wish the exhibition a
magnificent success.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
Pebbles.

Josh Billings on visit 10 Long Branch
says "the biggest thing they have got there for
the present IL the pool of water in front Of tho
hOrcls. This pool IL sed bi good judges 10 be
three thousand miles in length, and in some
places five miles in thickness. Into this pool
every day at 10 o'clock the folks all retire
males and females, widders promiskuss. They
dress in flannel attire, ov menny colors, and
look as nearly alike, when they are in the
pool, NJ flock ov ducks and brakes. Tho
water in this pool haz stood so long IL has got
salty, and ought TO be changed"
al sail tell you how it vas. drink mine
lager; den ! put mine hand on mine head,
and deere vas Won pain. Den put my hand
ON mine body. and deere vas anodcr pain. Den
put my hand In mine pocket, and dsrc vas
noting. So jinc mid do temperance. Now
deere ia M pain more in mine head, aud de pain
in mine body was all gone away. I put mine
hand in mine pocket, aud dcrc vas dwcnty dol
lars So shtay mid dc temperance"
The Massachusetts Democracy. having run
John Quincy Adams two or three times unsuc.
ccssiully, find il convenient this season IL toss
him overheard. lie does not work kindly in
Democratic harness. His ideas upon the Chi
ncae question are much In con ict with Demo-
cratic proclyitics concerning the "Ccicstials."
Venerable Republicans in Paris, strong
minded Statesmen. opposed to Napoleon aud
hisdynasiy. the National Guards aud the Guard
Mobile turned out as guards of honor 10 well
come the illustrious Veto Hugo in his return
10 Paris after twenty years exile.
The women have redeemed Wyoming from
Democratic rule. Between four and 1--WE hun
dred females voted the Republican ticket.
while not half tina; numb,- voted for tho Dem i.
ccrais. Thus the irst trial Of female suffrage
places Republican in Congress To Gil the
place Of Democrat.
Senator sprague. OF Rhode Island. is &C.
cused by Prof. Croux. 81 Washington. with hav
ing employed him Ia write his speeches and
then refusing ,o pay him for them. This is
small busincs' Tor a wealthy. spoccblc,s United
States Senator.
Several Of the professors in the college, Of
Rome who refused Ia sign the petition for the
PRONUNCIATION ol the dogma II infallibility. have
been dismissed.
1t is bad feature in our system 81 public
instruction that sninany children 10 no, attend
school. II is the duty of the State 10 compel
her children To become intelligent.
King William says tina, Napoleon shall
not be treated as a ieposcd sovereign. bu, a.
the actual Monarch Of France.
The HavariAn States are negotiating for
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-09-24
Circ.H Court FOR baltimore County.
AuGUsT TENN. 1870.

THURSDAY, Sept IS.
Robert Cgrsc. aurviying partner of Vim.
Corsc Son. ". Peter 4. Hause. Reported yes
terdny. On trial.
FmpAY, Sept. IG.
Lewis Kemp v. William wsner-aetion on
n prumissoTy note judgment by confession In
favor of plaintiff for $lOi.sO. George q. EnsOr
W. Richard $. Merryinan judgment by con-
fcssion Ia favor Of plaintiff Tor $i5;.50. Evan
Davis ". Henry tramer-action ON promissory
note judgment hy confession for ssgO.32.
Robert Cnrac. surviving partner of Vim. Corse
& Son. -. Peter 4 ilause-beiore reported I;
verdict ~ favor y plaintiff for SJ73.3o.
SATURDAY.. sept. II.
Win. 7. MARYLAND, trustee, ". The Peoples
Brewing aud Distiilins Company of Baltimore
County exceptions o. trustees report Of sale.
This case was fixed f9r argument this Monday
morning. but the exceptions were withdrawn
aud the sale RATIFIED ~ the court with con-
sent 81 counsel Harriet Cooke ". Israel Cooke
removed on affidavit 10 the Superior Court Of
baltimore city Henry :. Thompson W. The
Bare Hi MiniEs Company d Baltimore
judgment by confession "a favor 81 plaintiff for
s2.S95.l5. Rufus Bennett vs. George u. Wise;
dismissed.
MoNb,r sept. 10.
The docket q cases appealed irori Justices of
the Peac" WIS. taken up thi. morning and the
following disposed pi; WIN. II. Knight ".
Ihos short appeal from Justice Onion tried
before the court jId -'gcut reversed and judg
ment ior appellant, To- l.i5. samuel :. Clayton
". Anna Reilly appeal from Justice Har,zeli I;
judgment affirmed wm. Gent Of 7. W.
Ferdinand Gotfet. appeal from Justice Dun
can Judgment reversed Hugh Doian W.
! Ghoinas DAVIS appeal ;rom Justice Dorsey.
two cases Jui -mrr' abr m"l. Ann 81 bis vs.
Tho. Das'. sfrra' iram just.eo Dorsey
Judgment affirmed. g. ~hiplcy ". Joseph
-. p!ey. arr:t or S. !. shipicy appeal from
! Justice Lsttl- .l,u.Ii l1r return 81 pro-
/ Prriy aud .Lr crai damage and costs. John
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DIED.

in Taaf.rt.ar ar Wa-ls, ts.l .Httart. sEiFWoEru
Hatttst. naIr etH.4 90 20 4ns MARI q. Coais. aged
Is uaantls ani iats rs. uriaI aul Hartford CON
- faf~fs flfatH raHt
tiu thf ilta lartart tr Harf % irty. Nrs Stsas
Nmt1AkHA ln tht - year 80 trf arc
Nrar Tarsoutasr na Wefuesday sist lnsiant. MsHt
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thr sccaui lay i-ih inst. NtttlAN NArvuGws. aged
- years a. nths and lt days
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August -ftFHtN Mn1IfN. p tae 18th year q his
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