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me following Is the comparative daily state

East wear 81 his time misdiine here wns
IfSc; in New York, 1916; gold, nv; uplands
IN IiVerpcol, ed.
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J. RAWLINGS. J. L. wxsB J. L RAwEIEes-
]. ]. RAWLINGS & CO
Cotton Factors
and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 254 Front StnVst,
UP-sTAIEs.

- To those who desire II. we VII laAvanes
three-fourths OF the value OF cot N on do
livery, charging nothing for the advance |
except benk interest IRON the tn ns OF the
advance unGti the cotton "A solo and the l
money collected. This can hardly faat 80 be /
appreciated by those who bring u ssfson on |
wagons and want the money 70 n 4arn the |
same oay before the cotton can be ualn, and
oy melchsEts and buyers who v P<uS 1hs |
money In hand for the Purpose Of ratnvest
ing The facilities for renlzItanoa . b ex-
pres are snon that thu shipper can have the \
money In hand In sWo or hires DAY . amer .
shipment. |
So We win MI ali orders It the low unoash
price, nse Of charge. when we b. we the
money IN naDd- al |
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1nS LifespoOA Neekly btAtenenL tee-
responding week last year, Is Is follows
Receipts, Increase, 1900 bales; American. 10.
crease lS,0O0 bales; stock, Increase, ISy0SO bales;
Amscrean, increase, 50 OO bales; stock anoat,
increase, 2,0O bales; American, decrease,
| 40 bales.
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE,

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, PROF.
n J. 7. TOOF, PRINCIPAL, has been re-
moved to No. E1O MARSHALL AYKSUz, where
the next session VIII
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LIVERPOOL, November "a lz0 p.m.LCotton
nrm: sales for the day estimated at 5000 bsles,
OF which GOO were TOR export and speculation
-middflg aplands, I'D mlddling Orleans,
leans, eX9l0d.
s pm.-ootton strong; middlins uplands,
va ;middltng Orleans, gfa10o.
UuEErx a-TkTENrrT
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ton at Rome. 80
A dispstch from Paris asserts that
Jules Fsyre IS sure to be appointed min
ister 70 WASHINGTON
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The actual consumptionin Is70-Z is probably
less than the above amount, as manufacturers
both in England and on the continent are
known 10 have larger stocks on hand than
usual. IN anticipation Of an advance In prices.
A liberal allowance for the stock on hand at
the close of the year would reduce the con.
sumption 10000 bales, mRkfng q total Euro
pean consumption OF 4,75S,0O0 bales. This
brings the consumption fully up TO the high
est ngures Of former years, a shows that The
cotton trade has fully recovered the depression
caused by the stoppage of supplies du ing our
civil war. TIT following Is q comparative
statement Of the consumption in all Europe
during the twelve years ending September 30,
1871:
COMPARATIVE OF COTTON
IN EUROPE.
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NEW YORK, November "A, II a The
market Is Of a little from the extreme point
but generally firm and active at the present
quotations:
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NOTICE..


a Last Notice % the owners Of Property
Heretofore sold 20 the city for the
Eon-pAyneat Of Taxes
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DE. TIcHENoR viii preach In the First Ban.
ttEt Church At II o'clock this morning, ens az
Will be the Curse removed from the eefth
when Christ N TO reign,n sahbath
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FINANCE N TRADE.
oTFrcH OF ran DAILY APPEAL, I
FRIDAY. Nov. q, I'LL !
FHANeTAE.

In money circles matters were quiet. We
heard OF nothing beyond sn active counter
business q d q steady demand for money.
Currency Is In ample supply; customers are
readiiy accommodated at the usual rates, 10 10
Y per cent per annum. The outside ngures
nsnge from II to2 per cent per month, 9
sh de easier.
The exchange market is quiet. The rates of
exchange for buying by the majority of banks
are q 70 Kc. discount on New York, Boston
n other Eastern cities, and selling al ~.
discount with exception OF one bank,
W ich buys from its customers at 30. discount
and sells al the same ngure,
Gold Is &c. ADVANCE from yesterday. Dealers
pay LOG l0z.
Very little was doing In the local stock and
security market. Memphis and Charleston
railroad stock is slowly advancing; Soc was Of
fered to-day, but WIS not taken. Holders are
asking 40c, andto some cases a higher figure is
contended for. Much IS antlcip, ted I ON the
result Of certain movements now being made
County warrants are still on the market AID
demanding higher figures. One dealer to day
was offered $50 for $1,000, but refused the
o4er.
Arkansas levee bonds were on the market
and $500 was bought at Csc.
Bank Of Tennessee, old issue, IS steady at IS
ass.
THB GOLD YIELD OF TIE WORLD.
The whole yield Of gold by the Russian
mines Is given as fOllOvs, from 1852 20 1851 In
elusive:
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL HSTATH
ON
Saturday, November 25th. 1871,
Tuesday, November 28th, 1871.

20. 5Os-H. d. Second Chancery Court o.
shelby county.-Aary A Field, adm'x, etc.
VS. Char es q. Field and others
" 7 virtue and in p~ursuance to the direc.
u uons OF a decree OF The Second CHANGERS
Court OF Shelby county, made in the above
cause on 18th october, ISL, 1 viii, on
Saturday, November 25th, 1877,
The New York herald., 1871-12-22

I.tS EAST TwENTv-NlETH STREET NEAR LEX-
10 in.tnn avenue Pleasantly furnished front
70 ie with Bnari suitable for gentleman wife
gc gentlemen, terrus moderate.
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'sss.ia sS - .s--'-
PROPOSALS..
'FIcE or THE DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC IN

nFFtCE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC IN
~ strncglon, corner Grand and Elm srcc,s
NEW luRR, ncc. 81, 1871
Sealed proposals will be received IN oce un tnc III
day oi Decrnber, ~ W O'Clock a. s7 delivery
from TIE Depository ~ all schools tho jurisdiction ~
year 1872 -
An information desired the manner nnc time sad
delivery WIZ bc furnished upon application the Clerk OF
the Busri
ach bi must contain tue names of two responsible
parties as Hmcrs Tor the iah performance %. crw,ract.
The committee reserve thr right reject ah pro.
poals received u deemed f,r the unhc GOOD
TIMOTHY BRENNAN. Committed
tKfN,IS A. FhbMtk,l
hAMtLL A. LlWlS, , supplies
The New York herald., 1871-12-22

I SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM, NEWLY FUR
nished, ~ lct with B0ar1 also ha Room on hird hoor
Al "a ext Ninth street
The New York herald., 1871-12-22

90 WEST THIRTY SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
-J Broa5wsy ami Filth Fine Salts single
Rooms rG she l. with Board, rs class
families an d gentlemen references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1871-12-22

100 WEST TWELFTH STREET.--fsNDsOME SIC.
- - onI Floor, rooms. trsht aud cheerful with
also ParOr Floor rooms
Beard location desirable references.
The New York herald., 1871-12-22
THE LECTURE sEAs0N.


FOX TEUT'UTt,
at O'Clock precisely, IN the great HALL
SATURDAY.. Deccmhcr 81.
The lecture will be delivered hv pr. Adrian ~ sDcli on
"The Architecture ana Life OF vcrteoratcd Animals"
Tickets gratis NJ the once and es ing Room OF the
Cooper Union. Van Nostrands and Brenanos book
s.ores, % Murray street aud Union suare respecyely
AbKAM ). HEWITT,
The New York herald., 1871-12-22
BOARDERs WANTED.

! BLOCK SOUTH OF CHATHAM SQUARE, GRANT
1 House. a New Bowery.-tlcan, comfortable Rooms,
So ana 5Oc per day ~ ana IL Sc per week. House open
al righl
The New York herald., 1871-12-22

4 N EAST THIRTY FOURTH STREET.-HANnsONF-
JO ~ Furnished Rooms, with frst class ten.
ieman and VIE OF single alics gentlemen, references
1 tkchanged.
The New York herald., 1871-12-22

90 EAST TwENryEIGHTH STREET T-HASnsoMLY
- ~ furnished Rooms 10 gcn.lsnan and wio; Board for
.xlqe
The New York herald., 1871-12-22

- fTB STREET. s5S WEST.--A PRIVATE FAMILY
- vii let with without Bonrd large, handsone
nicely furnished font fauor; two with Board drc gas
o2-; references
The New York herald., 1871-12-22

C7 WAvERIEy PLhCE.--IAReE, ELEGANTLy FL r.
- nished Rooms with Board; house aud location hrst
class terms moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

General Custer and wife rusticating In Monroe,
Mich.
Captain Pierce Crosby united States Navy and
wife are in Lexington, Ky.
Hon. A. T. Alderman, United States Attorney Gen.
eral, was In Atlanta, Ca, on Saturday last.
The Earl aud Countess OF Eesmere and Lord
Goderich, attended by his tutor-Mr. Creamer-are
In Ottawa, Canada.
Charleston, 8. c., will lose to-day one Of its most
beautiful bellies from the ranks OF those who enchain
mems hearts by their witcheries. Miss Ella Quincy,
daughter OF MAJOR General Quincy. formerly COM
mandant OF the post at Charleston Will be joined in
the happy hymeniaI bonds to MIR. Robert s. Fletcher,
formerly OF the United States Army, and nephew OF
General Robert G. Schenck, our Minister to England.
The trousseau Of the bride Is magnificent, and I'M
mediately on the ceremony being performed tile
newly welded couple will come North their we'd
ding tour. Their numerous friends In Charleston
win cast many WELDON slipper after them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

Prince Arthur VIII take up MS freedom Of the
city OF London the 18th OF July.
NJ Lambrecht, the new Home Secretary OF
France is mid Oreanst but a rabid protectionist.
DIR. Dollinger has had conferred on him by the
University OF Oxford the honorary degree OF Doctor
OF Civil Law.
The Bishop OF Manchester has been dubbed
"the Talking Bishop,n and a wag In one OF the news
papers speaks OF him as Bishop "Pnraser."
IN. Leon say, the Project OF the Seine. ID
a large sugar renner and well.known writer on
economic matters III the D6odts. lie Is a stancn
freetrader.
--Deoche, one OF the murderers OF Commander
Arnaud at Lyons, was guiilouned at Rom lPuy-de-
Domel, where he had been removed ON the outbreak
at the former city In March.
His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke George
DISQUALIFICATION, WHO was born last month In
ST. petersburg, has been appointed Colonel-in- Chief
OF the Nihety-third regiment OF irkoutcn Infantry.
Count Moltke. II Is rumored in Berlin, mas ex-
pressed his resolution 30 the Emperor William to
decline the present OF million OF thaers, which It
IL intended by the Federal council and the majority
OF the Reichstag to bestow upon hun.
-General Cssey, the War Minister of the French
republic, Is a member OF the noble Burgundlan
family. 1t was General Cissey VINO, on October A.
protested against Bazalne's capitalization at Metz,
and voted for a sortie OF the whole army.
Victor Hugos position in Brussels shortly
before his departure was very critical. Three sepa
rate assaults were made. In which stoies were
thrown. and during which repeated CRIES OF "A
morn Dtoru' were raised by the people.
The Earl OF Fife ,ired Of the unsatisfactory
legislation on the game laws has settled the mat.
ter for himself by informing those OF has tenants
paying rent OF twenty pounds and upward that
they are at liberty 10 shoot hares and rabbits ON the
arabic land OF their farms.
Lord Mcgund eldest son Of the Earl OF Mimic
and an officer Ia the Scots Fusileer Guards, having
been In Paris during the recent tragedies, was
seized upon BY the Versaists and Compelled to
labor In cxtingaishing the fires. HIS Lordshp was
kept at this work for nine hours.
M. Jourde, Delegate for Finance under tho
Commune, was lately arrested while walking down
the Rue du BAG. accompanied Dy = young man
whom lie mad employed as clerk at his MInistrS.
he gave MS name as Noux, but was recognized BY q
mark on ms right check. On being searched he wal
found to have on him sum OF ll.s00 franca. He
now close prisoner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21
BUFFALO INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

BUFFALO, n. Y, June 20, 1871.
The Mechanics Institute OF this city has decided
TO hold second International industrial exhibition,
commencing on Monday. September 49, and ending
on Saturday. October Ia. The lair VIII he held 10
the Skating Rink. which was occupied by the exhl
bition OF $780, bridge win be erected over Frank
lin street., and additional buildings will be erected
IN Franklin square. The success attending the ex-
hibit0n OF 1869, In demonstrating Buf1alo pecu-
larry favorable location for exhibiting the Industry
OF every part OF the Union and Cana,ias, gives as
surances Of success for The Exhibition OF the present
year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

FLIES IN CLOUDS. On Saturday, Just before dark,
Judge Sherry, driving to his residence, In Ir6nde-
Quot near the lake snore discovered In front OF
him what appeared TO be q dense cloud Of smoke.
He took 1t to be the smoke OF steamer close IN
shore on the lake, but aoon discovered that 1t was
cloud OF ncs lie caught lew, and found them 10
be somewhat OF the make OF u mosquito. but much
larger. The cloud passed westward, aud In a little
time none were To he be Been.-Rochesier Union.
June ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21
The Camden Parricide.

Ware, the Camden parrlcde, escaped the penalty
OF the law on the day prescribed BY the Court under
q stay OF proceedings. The arguments on that ques-
ton will be heard to-day before the Court of Errors
and Appeals. This IS the last tribunal this earth
for Ware, ana the Governor has already notified him
that the Court OF Pardons refused to Interfere with
the sentence OF the Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

yachts to to the eastward of West Bank buoys Nos
3, II and IL, both going and returning ~
All yachts to keep &c the OF Fort Lafayette, both
In going and returning.
Schooners each other 200 feet apart
OF Owls Head New York to be In line before ten NJ
on the morning of the race.
Soops 100 yards the north OF schooners In like order
Open boats 100 yards 10 the northward OF sioops.
All yachts entered for this regatta must positively be an
chored In line by O'clock Each yacht to carry At the
peak the signal OF the club to which II may belong.
Entered for this regatta the list up to yesterday
noon contained the following yachts:-
r, MISUNDERSTANDING, Madeline. Tidal wave,
Dauntless, Sappho, Feur de LIS, Alice, Flcetwing,
Tarollnta, OF Brooklyn Yacht Club.
SiOops-Fbst C2ass.-Kate. Adde, Mary, OF Brook
Ign Yacht Club; Oracle, New York Yacht Club Mary
Anna, Manhattan Yacht Z ub.
Stoops-SecO Class.-ODward, West Wind, So
pha, Flying Cloud, Out Vlve, Ada, Alert, OF Brook
iyn Yacht Club; undine, Jersey CITY Yacht Club;
Nancy, Sarah, Mystery, Manhattan Yacht Club;
Daphne, Dudley, atlantic Yacht Club; Kaiser viii
helm l., BayOnne Yacht Cub.
Open Bodls.-Apollo, Aquatta, William 7. Lee. OF
Brooklyn Yacht Club; Eclipse Jersey City Yacht
Club; Jeanette, Matilda, Bayonne Yacht Club; Fly
away, Atlantic Yacht Club; Sappho, Stapeton
Yacht Club; General E. sherman. Oceanic Yacht
Club; X Il. simpson, Manhattan Yacht Club; Maud,
Harlem Yacht Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
Smash at the Eric Tunnel,

Another Erie train jumped the track at the Ber-
gen Tunnel on Monday evening, and there was
heavy piling on Of lumber till seven cars were in
fragments. II was fortunate that this was freigh
tram, although the loss to tue company Is fully
$4,000. Travel was delayed for eight or ten hours
after the occurrence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21
THE LANAHAN TRIAL.
FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS

Mr.. Buckley on the High Horse-Dr. Carlton
and the Cashier Of the Concern on the Stand
The Entering Wedge-Dr. Lanahan Never
Asked for Cash and Check Books Before
He Went to tho Courts-He DeAes
the Authority of the Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

At the Court House in Newark yesterday q spe-
cal meeting was held to take action In relation to
county sewers and bridges. The report Of commit
tee previously appointed recommending that here
after, when IL would he found necessary to bridge
country streams withinthc city limits, sewers should
be built instead. II deemed advisable, the county
pay a just proportion OF the costs, was adopted
This, IL Is believed, would save much money. TIE
contract for altering the REGISTERS office, so as TO
secure proper meeting place for the Board, was
given out. The cost VIII be about 1000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21
Accidents In Newark-Railroad Company's
Criminal Care1s asuess.

Mrs. Henry Rolf. the woman who was so fright
fully burned In Newark on Monday night by kero
sene accident, died, as expected early yesterday
morning
Yesterday two railroad crossing accidents took
placeone early in the morning at the Market street
crossing OF the New Jersey Railroad, and
the other at the Mulberry street crossing OF
the Newark aud New York Railroad. At
the former a wagon was smashed 10 atoms and the
driver rendered almost insane with fright At the
other James l.. Fox and his wagon were similarly
treated. IL IS alleged tnat no iagman was present
at the Mulberry street crossing, ann suit for
damages has already been commenced. The
crossings In Newark are unprotected to u degree
that Is criminal and the pubic SAFETY demands that
these corporations shoaid show that they have
souls. anu take proper preventive measures against
occurrences. Hundreds OF lives are daily Jeopar.
uized under the existing state of affairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21

The LATEST STYLE OF SUrciDE.-A woman In st.
Louis has capped the climax OF suicidal EFFORT and
has hidden farewell to this world anil halo of
murky smoke ana curling names, kinded by herself
vented she then enc ctualIy precluded all hope OF
prevention by returning to her home, drenching
herself with PETROLEUM aud then setting herself on
fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21
Fire in Msntclair. N. j.

The hat shop OF Mooney 4 Co. and the paper box
factory OF s. A. Brewer, in Montcair were burned
down yesterday morning early. The loss OF the
latter Is about $40, 600. and the former not more
than tenth as much. Not FULLY insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-21
Brooklyn Yacht Club Reoa,,o.


The fourteenth annual ana fourth union regatta OF
the Brooklyn Yacht Club, appointed for Tuesday,
June y, bias fair 10 be the most exciting event IN
the history OF this spirited organization. In
yers gone by their aquatic reunions have been
very successful, and anticipating fair wind and
weather, IN which respects they have hitherto been
extremely fortunate, the officers now nope to
eclipse all their former efforts. The Regatta Com
m,ttee have issued the following announcement
and regulations
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL AND FOURTH UNION praATr. or
THE BnookLYN YACHT CLUB TUESDAY, JUNE "a
The club usual free entry of all yachts belong
ing any duv organized yacht ub In the United States
the following pfites:- ep''''
r time prs called s the uncn rr to be
70 Se awarded to the first home without regard
~ ~ , prize called the Union Pri,e,o
nag oaccr. to be awarded the yacht home without
SoopsoSeo,i Cn'N0nc prize called the auo,on p,z.
70 be sailed for on time allowance One prize By
out regard 10 time Allowance "e "'"yAea hohe' WIN
o.s so. -ons prize called the "unlon Prize. to be
officers 70 be awarded the hrss zach, home gard
In ADDITION the above the club offers yachts enrolled
P q :.s a al srss %
making all twelve prizes BIO offered for competition ii
Carc',An yachts may carry any fore and az, sails.
ar, sooo, M ia q time 70, and
upon sy hs eom% MI OF the club which may referred
New York.
The allowance of time second class sloops and open
yachts will be based upon length only.
All members Of yacht clubs who yachts
for this regatta 10 vessel and
the club which they attached with the length on
deck, ALL and length line. the Secretary OF
the brooklyn Yacht Club, at early day.
Address William Lee, Secretary, boz l,922 New York
Post Once. or j. N. Sawyer, ia w all street.
Nnmhr,-Numbers for each yacht be placed in centre
Of mansa both sdes will be furnished by mcasure OF
Cows r eoa,:s scSoon.rs be tn. usual Club
COURSE. TO the Southwest Spit. passing
southwark thence the lightship nth
ward and eastward thence home passing westward
OF beacon Romer ShoAL
First and second slcops TO the Southwest Spit round
Ing TO the westward and southwark thence around
stakeboat Outer Bay buoy, rounding the
yard and thence home passing 10 Westward OF beacon
Romer Shoa.
Open the Southwest srH rounding the to tho
south westward return the
70 the home stakeboa which Will be In the neghbohood Of
Bay Ridge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICE OF ELECTION

DY virtue OF authority given hv (
ID Warrant ;ssne 10 me by HIS Er.
eeliency, Oden Bowie. Governor o. NJ.
ryiand. in conformity 9Th the provisions
sf Article 8. Secsioa Is of The Caus:i-
tuition of Marylacd. hereby give NOTES.
tha, on
TCE.SDA Y after the la Moaday, being
the 7n day Of November ners.
At the regular election to be held on that
day, there will be an election held, II
the pisces designated BY Law. in the sev.
sral election districts Of ST, Miry's cosaI
~. for The purpose Of elec.ing one persou
to be Senator Of Maryland for too years,
10 ell the. vacancy created by the death
Of the late Gea. Fred rick Maddox.
The polls Of sad election shall be open.
Cd in each and every Election District Of
said county. at the usual places Of hold
ing elections, at 2 a. m, and close at 8
p. m. when the ballots shall Be publicly
counted.
JAS. r. ALVEY,
Sheriff Of Sc.
Mary's county.
Oct IS. 1s71-te.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-26
SHERIFF'S
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE i. hereby given TO the
~ Judges Of Election and the Quail
ded Voters of ST.. Mary's County that an
Election will be held in said County on
the FIRST TUESDAY NEXT AFTER
THE FIRST MONDAY OF NOvEM-
Der. 1T BEING THE SEVENTH
DAY OF SAID MONTH. at the usual
places o: holding elections in the several
election district. Of Saint Mary's county,
for the purpose Of elec,ing one person TO
be Governor Of the State Of MARYLAND:
One person to he Comptroller Of the
Treasury OF the Safe Of M,ryland;
One person to be Attorney General for
the State OF Mrylsnd.
Also at tie same time will be elected.
One person to represent Sain, Muy's
County in the Senate Of Maryiaud;
Two persons TO represen, Saint Mry's
County iu the House Of Delcga.e.lof Ma
ryland;
One person to be States Attorney for
Saint Mary's County;
One person to be Sheriff for Saint Ma
rvs County;
Five persons 70 Be Commissioners Tor
Saint Mary's County; -,--
Three persons to be Judges Of the Or
Phsns' Court for Saint Marys County;
One person to be County Surve yer for
Saint Msry's County;
The Polls viii be opened At Q o'sls<k
A. n. and closed at 8 P. M.
The Return Jad.es are required, to
maze their returns On the second az
ioliovfng the election 10 the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Saint Mary's County.
JAS. r. ALVEY,
Sheriff Of b. Msry's County,
Nd
Oct. 5, 1S7i-ts.