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Monday. October SlSi. IS1O

Uaexprtsi interf .rraces have Dper tted u m
hi, del.y n--ce--sTy 10 ac-l1Ipti>h 1He r-s'it'
,--.iro tb,. L:br,r, from debt. without re'"ur-'
too.her IT .vtle,-- -rsnt'd by AT vi ''Ie Le-'>i
ture p,s--l -.b nary H. le.o-
rhi. i. u -.itive.y the nuly pfStnrnment which
will be male Tie Concert viii take li'cr ", 'h~
.i,y above nln.,i cJrn n-neIn- al iline '''N y
NJ a,d l.. continue until the gifts have been
awarded .,,,-
Tbe funds already in bunk are e'n>iierabiv more
~ .n., ,,t - Its,sI the successful comp
If the c,,atr,St with tie pu"lc-
Tn .tI- Of tCseT> viii i1-itsvety close On RAJ
Sav. the 18Th Day "f OCT 'Scr. l>.J- -,
Al tickets remaining uW-oli AZ thi' time WIZ
h.. y ithIravn from sale anu eanrelrI' ,hes ""
IA. advertised by their numbers "n 'h- In ua
IF O-t,b-r- l>7O, in one or n'.te o inc u,hi pa
~ II th-s city- ANY iimuHIli1n thus m tde IN
tb. number II tcSets 10 be drawn VIII not si,-e'
NJ. pun.bsr 81 am nut II gifts Th-y vi De a.
h--,to ore advertised. % Wit: o. gifts amount
ing in al 10 80 q. ucO -oi- =,
Tickrr boI-r- te-.liug o'.f ~ san f'an'l>t" VIII
;x ,ipIy accredited lr>ts vf the Awards II .Iit--
which viii alsb be pgsli-he'i IN the ir'.h"s .ti
Francisco daily paper. On the l>t NyNefi"Ft'
Delivery & ifts W II e'nImtnce November ~
an parti-- pr--enriny tickets {" Which siit> nave
I.sr ax,rird Al rif.s awarl-tt' non Residents
~llI be hell to their Orier aiFi ioF thef 'te'uA'-
EOBEKT u. SSaIS, President NJ l..
VII. l. BARNES. Vice-Pres't
NV q RAL>ioN. TrerUrer.
TtIos u HAYES. Recording Sec
DAVID WILDER, C"rre>p Sec
Trustees:
wN. ASHKURSEE, 1StAC "ORMStR-
j. NJ NcNULrY- All 4. r. fhLi'
iETH- VI tBREIS, WV u, hNiTsh-
WM. 4. W0sD. fEi NoLp>'
SAMUEL NUBBinD.
MAURICE DOHE Charles T. PETERS,
Ea.iness Agents, No. 3ts California Greet
rettI
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Public Resolut.oa-Nv 20

joint Resolution expressing the sympathy
Congress at the death Of Major General Georg
IL. Thomas.
Be ii resolved hy the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives Of the Cnitei States al America In
CDugTe.. assembled, That the Senate and House
# Repre- eriative- hav- heard with deep regret
Of the sudden decease Of MAJOR General George ii.
Thomas, endearei 10 the country by a series OF
unbroken. patriotic services during period Of
thirty years
SIC = And be it further resolved That his dis
tiugui,hed career in the defence Of his country
against foreign and domestic enem es, his never
fatering faith and zeal in the maintenance Of The
Union and the integrity Of the government, ami
his stern execution Of every trust conlded to him,
constitute a record in life made memorable ia
death.
SEC g. And be it further resolved. That the
President Of the Senate and the speaker Of the
House are hereby authorized 10 make such ar
rang cmenis ia connection with his obsequies ~
will attest the sympathy of Congress at this n.-
tional bereavement
Approved, April 5, $50. ,.-t. -
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Public Resolution No. p

resolution in relation to the printing, for the
use # the Department If State. of additional
copies Of documents emanating from that de-
y rtment.
,a,ives If the United Stales of America in Con-
gr.ss assembled, That hereafter, in addition TO
the number of copies Of documents emansting
from the Dep rtment of State which may be or
de, ed to be printed by either house of Congress,
it shall be the daty ii the Congressional Print
{, cause to be printed for the use of thai depart
N. N, five hundred copies Of every such document,
when requested TO do so by the Secretary Of
State Provided, That the expense Of the same
hall in no single case exceed the sum Of I'VE
HUNDRED dollars
Approved, April 16, 1870.
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IPublic-No. 81
An Act to protect officials in Government. emplo,

An Act to protect officials in Government employ
Pc it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
re-entstives If the United States of America IN
Congress assembled. Tn 4 officer or clerk in the
United St,fes Government employ shall at any
time .,li, il cont ibutians of other officials or EN-
plnyses in the government service for gift or
present TO those in a superior official position :
-hsi such officials clerical snperiors re-
ceive any gift OF present offered or presented 10
them the contribution II th,se in government
employ receiving a less salary than thems Ives;
nor shall any ofhcer or clerk make any nation
- gut or present to any official superior. Any
fc-r or clerk violating Anv Of the provisions If
this bill shall lie summarily discharged from the
Cove nment employ.
Approved, February l, 1870!
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County Auditors Report.

To the lard Of C,uuty Commissioners Of
Orr-by County:
me County Auditor has the honor to make the
following Rep III a. To the fiscal Affairs Of the
County fr the six months ending IN the SJth
June. $50
SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOE l,ee
4, The r.rvr r. the h..lf yetr .niiu. 3lst De-
erutsr ls... il VAS stated that the supp emental
Assessment Rall fr ls6.. embraced pr..pv'ty val
.rI at - s.; the taxes thereon bri.s $50 %
aprortr,ne! a. tplows: To state sob Il: TO
County s.. - 81 and To- the fIr- Department,
SlrS 81 INN account If this assessment there
has been Paid on account Il state ard County
taxs, 81 ~, AMI on account of the Ire b-pht-
ru-ur 81 beng total # SIS ~. AMI l-aSing due
upon th.t roll the sum # $500 -. a''iHrtnn-d
a. flI,~.: To state $50 -. to County,
81 M %, and 10 the Fire Department, STA o.
IN the llth February est the roari 81 comnis-
.i1n.r, passed re- lurtOn BY which It was
ordered th,t Ihe -uiir supplemental assessment
fsr the wear lsto be, AMI the s,ln- Is hereby.
.rriek-n out ard remittr,l' Eat the sts,ie au-
sh..rlties sLjeeting . such actiun by the fo'rd.
in.itut~, pr,ce dn-> IN the supreme Court TO va
ate such order. which have resulted in late de-
,;S,,n nv III. Cart that the acsiIn Of the Board
in Tins RENTING tine whole OF the supplemental
ia was unauthoIix-d and th-ir oF'!er declared
voiI What proportions II the present .eihqueii-
ci.s upon tn At I'll. and the additional J" PER cent
thereon will Je hereafter collected. depends IN a
great measure up n the further acIiOn Of the
s.rI and of the Distract Atm in reference
THERETO. The collection Il the am'unt due would
be q great b-n-fi. to the county hnaners-
pE,rnerESr taxes
Nopayments have ,e-u made into the County
Treasury since the l>t January lat upon account
Il the delin luen' taxes II lsos 90 OF any Il he
previcGs wears DurIag the first half OF ls's there
were 81. 5S3 81 besides the additional 10 FER cen
tum. paid in account If the delinquent taxes
Of ISIS.
The balance On hand On the 1st January, 1sso.
RIcEIPfS.
From the LIST Il January Ia the 3Oth June. 1870,
the payments into the Coln'y Treasury have been
.f,liUws:
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Currency has been :, II for coin A. llows
$3.50 % at g0c netting So. ~. .ss......S SO 60
Account County Bu Idings Repair Fund.
Coin Ia. been f..r currency n follows:
s. so 7ge mfr -. US 50 c. rrcacy. Gain Si95 90
Ace uut redemption Funt.
s3ii 90 coin fr si0a - currency. Cain. 65 81
Account t;eH-ral FHni.
Sll3 o. coin ivr S.3i 5. currency. Gain. q 80
Buyins So J. currency at SIC.
Buying 81 6s9 i currency at Sc.
The rec ipts from :. Miscellaneous Sources
came from the sal If coin f.r currency.
All Of which is RESPECTFULLY submitted.
II. :. MASON,
Tre.sur Ormsby Cornt,, state Of Nevada
Car-on City, July lIh, $50.
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PROCEEDING, OF THE DEMOCRATIC
CENlRAL COIMITIEE OF 0RMSBY
COUNTY.

At mceti =: the Democratic Central Com
nittee Of Ormsl ounty, held in Cars'n CITY.
August Il, 1870 the flowing proceedings ~eE.
had
The Democratic Party Of ormsby County be
he Id ~ Carson City,
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The Concert ami D;~tribu n will Ike place
u,II.- the immediate direction Of the II ara II
trustees o. the Hsrc ,nriie Library asscI 'tn.
assisted by a Sup-rsi- ~ Committee. >e'"ctei
III, state. Ii V AMI C,uGty Objects, AMI well
kn,xn citixeu> san 4 an I~'O.
ROBERT Il. SWAIN, President VI = l.
" n L.. BARNES Vie President.
WI u. HALSTuN. Treasurer
After paving the expen e, oi the en'er Aihnie'l'
,,ki,, .hc .Ii>-riJati IA of the -tft>, - a~'ve
.n,.,un,,. IN. b dance will be applied q" extIH-
rui.hin. tn, present indebted re>s II the Mere'i'-
tile Library A--s-ciatiOn.
H,Lier- e sigkrrs 20 which gifts may be awarded
viii r-c-ive the SINE GA pre- eI'at1'n % "a n 'oA
-, ar e,u,, IA. I, tie Business Agents L the Is ara
a. 1rr,-t.,.- at their Uftice, NJ 81, California
-rreet san L raIscl>cr-
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T.. enable the treasurer 10 m,A- payments IN
the Kind Of nIuney required 10y the nature oi The
risim. 1t bee uus Necessary eHI.-f 10 CUA'eI'
-: i'm, ...urr.tcy" or ..curreucy into
-c,.iu.- which Was done with the following re-
-UIIs:
Los t, R,,a r. Fund Ly sale Of currencyS - oo
,,ain 1, Re. -mptou Fund b sale Of cJIn--- 40 %
,i,in u ,irners,l tund 10y safe uf cJ'n--- % %
Gain t. I,s,d uni by sde OF eOin ----.--- u %
Th. ..ainto these funds is the amount pre- Ei"u,iy
,,ItI-,I il, The ri1uIuelts made to the proper
funds.
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rvgyrs MAZE pusING The SIX MONTHS.
Tnral nlyments..-...-.--.

Otfic,I .vi .euce ina, been filed IN this office IN NJ
all sums .Iu, from The County Treasurer L. the
state up To the Il Ia June $50, have zen pro
,-rly .cc,uured f,r pstId ever 10y the Io'tN
Ir-.-ur.r and that officer has the Safe Control
l-r', certificate that lac has been discharged HON
a lisLrl,tle, up siIat date
The rayme ! OF -. i56 - from the Redemption
Fund effected ,h- purrh,se If II od Interest ne'tr
las. grants the InclIal If hich Was = Oh. o.
.,,i uirsn which al accrued Interest anisuhtei 10
81 ~ o. making at.,t,l ind-bteine-> 1 so't4 u
and being "a nag to the County II $50 40
There icing thu required amount IN th- thi-
road Fun T. The Bard and tile Virginia and lrnc-
kre X ilroat COMPANY made an az cement AMER
uhich earl, in January tn 1 company IA e'H>ldeia
II n Z, f the av,uJe ptytHent Of Fix IN u-tiu siA
t,updr-i ami nifty dollars. surTenIrI Ell t.'Gpon y"
1 belonging To -l1h Of the B1nd- i>suei t.. ihe
County o. the Railroad, and ia, able IN the 1T 81
Iun. amounting al.ogethrr 10 the sum u seven
Thousand do lars thus eiectIn- saving oil 500 10
he County In acc1rlInce To law the b.iahce
remaining in the sail Osi Fund wa, Is before
stated tran ferr,d To the General SUnd-
INDEBTEDNESS
The floating debt the LIST January. lsio. was
b. SlI ~ H. and since that date be al
l,w,.i cI,'ms PAYABLE out Of the usual funds have
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fOFFICIAL.l
LAWS OF the UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
CTIINA-1s6S.

ADDITIONAL Articles To THE TREATY BETWEEN THE
UNITED sTsTLs AND C INA. OF JUNE Is. 1905.
CT The PEE.IpE>T OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
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NOTICE.

r,nrrr1s,r rI,-IEr> 10 the GIFT CONCERT
- "a =, ,n. Mercantile. Library A--srittIut. are
hereby nstihed, that the Concert Is Ps'Poaed
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Wednesday, September 2Sth, 1870.

Between the hours of ? and O'Clock P. NJ, of
that day, at the following places:
Carson PIecinct-At the Law Office Of Clayton
DAVIS
Empire Precinct-At Wolf& staple.
The fIlnwing Judges ami Clerks Of election
wer. chosen: Carson Precnet-Judg-s, James
Duffy JOSEPH Ro-ens.uck; Clerk, J. C. Dorsey
Empire Pr,cinct-Jndges. j. Freeman j. l..
Bright: Clerk j Longabaugh-
ltn II Wit. resolved, that a prims ~ electi n
.or delegates TO the state Convention of the Dem
acratic PARTY TO be he d in EIko on Wednesday,
the l4th day Of september, A. d. 1870, be held
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Tuesday, the 23d day Of August. 1870

at the same places, between the same hours, with
the same Judges and clerks as are above de,iSna-
ted in the case the election for delegates L the
County Convention.
5th i, was received, that a voter, at the
Democratic primary elections, shall possess the
70 lowing qualifications He shall, AT the time OF
holding said primary ell, ctions be duly qualified
eIector of Ormsby County. and he shall. il re-
CURED. pledge himself to support the ticket Of
the Democratic Party Mt the general election In
November, A. D. 1870.
9TH 1t was resolved, that the apportionment
of Delegates to the State Convention from Ormsby
County be as follows:
From Carson Precinct
From Empire Precinct.
eth Ii was resolved. that in case of failure to
act On the part of any judge OF clerk Of the cleo
tons authorized by the Committee, any ten qua
lifted Democratic voters assembled at TIE polling
places above designated. may select judges or
clerks TO fiji any vacancy, and TO act as such
,udge or clerk A Z. ELLIS, Chairman.
u A. + GILBERT, Secretary. au19-td
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Tuesday, October Attn, 1870.

Atl2 o'clock. NJ. to nominate two State Sen
aturs three As>embynen, Que Sheriff. one Treas
urer one R-cuIder one County Clerk. one Asses
SIR; one District Attorney. three County en-
mi-.inners m Public Ad.inistrat r ole County
Superintendent ct Public Instruction, one County
surveyor, one Justice Of the Peace and cue Con
stable FIR Cars N and Empire tow ships respec
tIs.ly; and County Central Committee.
I'd Ii was resolved that the apportOnmen' Of
Delegates to the County Convention be as follows;
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From she LIST Il January Ia the 30th June. 1870,
the payments into the Comfy Treasury have been
sf,iiUws:
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County bomb we be- issued To H. Nirg MIA and
Tru- sec Railroad Company for the sum Of $780,
90.
The principal Of the old interest-tearing in
t.b;e In, - If the County now payable only
thr, ugh the operation IF the Redemption Fund.
rscIn-,ve Of the interest accrued thereon, was
stated in the previous report as being on the 1T
Lamar, 10 So. ssl ..
And as s. 81. 60 Of this amount has been purcht-
sei since then the amount Of the old claims,
exclusive IF the interest thereon- Is there
..... .................-S3l,s 63 ~
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The payments from the several funds have been
before mentioned and ti~ following Statement
shows the amuu unit If the claims against the ir-s
enr funds remaining unpaid oI the l-t July, 1870;
,,,;,s, General Yupd ST. oil -
49,, t,op,inrapr mud .......... ; 50
,gau-t Fire Department Fund.-. 'e+ g
Against Road fund ------------------- l.oo' ID
pr.s.r, s,,tinr inieb,elness.... ......sIi.Is &C
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The Penalty---Read.

The bill introduced by Senator Nor.
ton for the purpose of protecting the
negroes in the right of suffrage was
passed by large vote. Read it,
Ifany person shallpreyent, hinder control,
or intimiddte, or shall attempt to prevent,
hinder, control, or intimidate any person
from exercising the right ofsuffruge TO ,chom
the right Of suffrage is secured or guaran.
teed By The Fifteenth amendments The Con.
sttfutioR of the United States, by means of
bribery, threats, or threats Of depriviag such
persons of employment or occupation, or
eIecting such persons from a rented house,
lands, or other properly, or by threats of
refusing to renew leases or contracts for Ia
Dor, or by threats Of violence to himself or
family. such person so offending SHALL be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be imprisoned for
not less than sixty days nor more than six
months, and fined in any sum not less than
$500 nor more than $1,000.
Why was not such bill passed long
ago for the purpose of protecting those
men who were employed in the large
manufacturing districts throughout the
country? Mr.. Morton knew, at the
time, that Radical employers intimida.
ted workingmen into support of their
ticket, and why didn't he make some
such provision for them? The negro
is their god now, and the poor white
man is of no consequence. Foreigners
of all classes have been admitted to
naturalization under United States laws,
yet no law was ever passed to protect
them. Singular, isn't it, that the need
of such law was never discovered un.
til after the passage of the fifteenth
amendment?
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The Greatest Race on Record.

The Elicott City Times, of Saturday
last, says the most remarkable trotting
match perhaps on record in Maryland,
took place on Monday between Mr..
Thomas McCrea, Jr.'s sorrel mare
Lady Alice and Dr. Thomas b. Ow.
ing's gray gclding "Ben Davis" the
course being from Ellicott city to Fred
crick city and back, distance of seven.
two miles. The stakes were for 500 Il
side, weight Of the wagons aud drivers
wasfiye hundred and twenty. FIVE pounds;
the start was made at twenty minutes
past six, and the winning mare arrived
in town at ten minutes past two, four
teen minutes ahead of the horse, and
making the tri p in seven hours aud
fifty minutes. 1t will thus be seen that
the average time of the winning mare
was six minutes and twenty-eight sec
onds. On the road to Frederick the
horse is said to have led the mare at
the sixteen mile house seven minutes !;
ut Poplar Springs 3 minutes at
Plane number / three minutes, arriy.
ing in Frederick two minutes ahead Of
the mare. On the home stretch it is
said that the mare took the lead, main.
tanning it as follows at Plane number
six minutes ahead at Poplar Springs
fifteen minutes; at the Sixteen Mile
House twenty minutes; arriving in
town at ten minutes past two and beat
Ing the horse by fourteen minutes.
''Bcn Davis" is grey gelding of
about eight years old, fifteen hands high
and was purchased by his present owner
of Colonel Robinson of Kentucky; "Lady
Alice" is also native OF Kentucky, aud
is chestnut sorrel fourteen and a half
hands high and of about the same age
as the horse.
Only the necessary stops were made
on the route for refreshments, the horses
undergoing the extraordinary tax upon
their speed and endurance without ex.
hibiting signs Of fatigue.
The turnpike over which the race
took place, is very billy, oud on the
day Of the race was very heavy, a snow
storm prevailing at the time, driving in
their faces going to Frederick.
The horses we're in. fine condition
aud we'll matched, and the contest was
an exciting one, not only TO those Gu
gagged in it bnt to our whole commuui.
~. At IL o'clock, NJ, the people from
all parts Of the county began to gather
here, aud from then until the time Of
arrival our usually quiet city was in q
perfect sta Of excitement.
This race is, we believe, the tastes,
time on record, and we congratulate
our friends on having in their posses
sion two OF the finest horses 10 tn,
State. Another match is spoken Of
the distaucet TO be the same, and the stake
$500 side.
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Republican Discomfort.

The Pittsburg Chronicle, one Of the
leading Republican papers of Peunsyl,
yania, urges the formation of new
party. II has become fully convinced
of the danger Of further acquiescencc
in the designs Of the Republican fac.
ton at Washington to establish des.
potism 10 this country. It says;
" The people, therefore, have no option,
but must proceed as best they may under
the new order Of affairs. If the great bulk
of the people prefer this form Of govern.
ment, SO let it remain for the majority Of
any free people assuredly have the right to
control in this respect Ii can only be on
the impression that the masses are opposed
to this radical change that there could be
chance Of success for new party, or new
fusion of parties in opposition to the present
style Of government The law for the pre-.
sent, is nuzzled; that's to say, thro' action
Of Congress, the Peoples constitution is
trampled upon and distegarded, and
something else is being substituted therefor.
There is law in the land, but it is the law of
Congress, in place Of the people. We have
no longer union OF States, with delegated
powers to three separate CO ordinate branch.
es instead, we have men congregaled to-
gether under the mask of the old Constitu.
ton, calling themselves the Congress of the
United States, who make laws subyersive
Of State laws, unless those State laws shall
conform to the changing whims of this
body Of men, who make laws which the
people never authorized any body of men to
make for them.
The Somerset, Pa. Why, also de-
plores the present position of the Radi-
cal party, aud avors the organization of
new party:
ut looks very much as If we were to be
bound hand and foot, and delivered over to
the tender mereies Of the enemy. Mean.
while, as we are receiving blow after blow
by the astonishing treachery Of hitherto
trusted members of the party, we are appa.
rently without leader, broken and dis.
mayed, and running blindly along, impo.
tent and seemingly reckless of the future,
while the Democracy, solid, compact, prove
BY their success the power of q minority,
when marshalled and boldly led"
The Democratic party,-the party of
the Constitution Of our fathers, the
party Of an economical administration
of the government,-invite "the new
party" and all who have become dis.
gusted with the abuses Of the Radicals
aud its assaults upon the Constitution,
to unite with it in an honest and earn.
est effort to overthrow the party in
power. 1t will welcome all into its as.
ISOLATION.
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Educating the Negro at the Public
Expense.

The bill which passed the United
States House of Representatives on
Tuesday the 9TH inst, disseminating the
freedmen's bureau, provides that the
Office Of education in the Department Of
the Interior shall be named the bureau
OF education, and that all unexpended
funds in the treasury for freedmen, and
for the education and support of refu-
gees and freedmen, shall be transferred
to the bureau Of education to aid 10 es-
tablishiug common schools. The other
duties Of tho freedmen's bureau are
transferred to the War Department.
In addition to the above Legislation for
tho benefit Of the negro, bill has been
introduced into Congress to appropriate
the proceeds Of the sales of the public
lands TO educational purposes. The
plain English Of which is that that
money will be paid into the hands of
this educational" bureau, to be expen-
ded for The benefit of the negro. White
men, who have educated and fed aud
clothed your children by the sweat Of
Jour brow, mark this appropriation Of
your money for the benefit of the negro
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WAN ED

A T THE sCHLoSSER TANNERY.
IA One Thousand (1,O00,) Cords Of
Chestnut Oak Bark, Five Hundred 1900. J
to One Thousand Cords of Black Oak
Bark, for which we will pay the following
cash prices for Bark: ST per cord more
than the Westminster price. Bought by
weight, estimating the cord at 1000 lbs.
GREEN HIDES.
Green Cow Hides, at cents per pound.
do. Steer, % cents per pound,
The Saw Mill attached to the Tannery
has been placed in competent hands, and
we are prepared to saw boards Of any d..
mansions at moderate rates.
Highest cash prices paid for Logs.
Iaihs, Shingles and Piekets for sale.
The Grist Mill is also in good order.
JAS. S. BAER,
Agent for Arthur p. BARR h Co..
mp lit Baltimore.