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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-20
Application for Patent.
Notice No. III
U. 5. REGISTERS OFFICE, !
N.po1~ N,-r NJ, ,r,Is 1877

Notice No. III
U. 5. REGISTERS OFFICE, !
Carson CITT, New . April 6. ISL.
NOTICE Is EkEBf GIVEN THAT JOHN
JACKSON. HEM CAFFALL and JAMES
AUTHERS have thi. day filed in this office a d.
a-ram, together with a notice of application for
patent from the United States. under Act of Con
gress approved July %. lst6. for one thousand
feet Of the Mint Lode. known a. the Mint Com
ptny'sclainI, situated in Ea-.e and Wsshoe Valley
District, orm-by county, Nevada, and more par
tirularly described as follows: Commencing at
station No. /. a pest on the north line Of the
Athens CorHp.uy's claim. and running thence y.
1872 oj' ". one thousand feet. L. station No. >:
thence n. 1Uo So f. five hundred fte1, to station
No. .: thence : lso o5' T.. one tn u~ani feet. to
station No !: thence :. 40 81 W. f-e hundred
feet t. station No. |. the place # beginning. and
containing IL IS 100 acres. bearings from mag
netic meridian. Said claim is more particularly
described hy the diagram posted in this office and
on the claim.
app gods =. D TODD. Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. IL

LNbItCt NO. l.
REGISTERS OFFICE, {. s. LAND OFFICE,
AURORA, New, April Il. 1877.
N0OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WM.
SHARON has this day filed in this Office a
diagram. together with a notice of application for
patent from the United States. under Act of Con
gress AZ approved July %, 1866, fr coo feet of the
Juniata lode, in Esraeralda Mining District, Is
nI.ralda unity, Nevada. and for a mill site. and
more particularly described As follows: COmmenc
ing at station Nc. /, the northeasterly corner from
which point the center Of the Junlata shaft bears
S. 400 40 W. distant s41 40 feet, and running
thence 5. &c L. 4g0 feet to station No. ,; thence
5. $50 w. 800 feet to station No 3; thence
n. 10 W. 400 feet to station No. i; thence n. e3o
f. !. go feet TO station No. l, the place of begin
ming. Bear ings from true meridian magnetic va
ration, To Z. Tile lode lie Of 600 feet claimed,
is identified in the underground works leading
from the bottom of the Juniata shaft. and the
vertical projection upward 10 the surface, from the
position Of the lode a. found below the surface
shows a line at the surface commencing at the
westerly line of the claim. and in the said line AT
a distance Of 203 feet from the northv esterly
corner and running thence northeasteriy, parallel
with the ncrtherly and southerlv sides of the
claim 500 fees. The portion Of the claim extend
ing nOrtheasterly beyond the Aforesaid 6o1 feet Is
claimed fur ground for waste material. Mill claim
situated in the district and county aflresald, Com
slencing at station No. l. a pine tree about 10 CHI
east Of the Aurora road. and about = CHI. west Of a
number of springs, and at the southerly end of the
hs,in in which Winters mill Is sltu.tef; ami run
ElUR tntuCe HbiiH 80 tu- " t'ta' W. -.
thence west 6 Oh. to station No. 8; thence north .
en-. to station No. i; thence east 1905 CHI. to sta
tIpn No. ): thence south i CHI to station No. o.
thence east ) CHI. to station No. :; thence south )
Oh. 80 station No. s: thence east 8 ch. to Station
No. 9: thence south l en-. to station No 10; thence
east i CHI. to station No. IL; thence south II Oh.
To station No. l.: thence west 4.G5 CHI to = ation
No. Is from station No. l3. the ;. f. corner OF
fhe settling roo II of the Winters mill, bears "
Gistant ! .26 CHI; thence south 9 lG en-. Ia station
No II: thence :. SO 49, T.. 70 H. CHI. To station No
-; thence 5 $40 f.. 50 CHI. To station No. 10;
thence 5. SO 29' Il. 37.2l ch. to station No. Ii;
thence 5 80 ". : CHI. to stat on No. Is: thence \.
No p ". ~. > oh. to station No. 10; thence \.
sc ". so oh. to station No 20; thence N 81 %
W. y so ch. to station No. 81; thence W. IA A.
ca. ID station Va =: thence s. ISL Ch. TO station
No. %: thence W. 3 % CHI to station No. l. the
place Of beginning. Bearings from true meridian
magnetic variation. lie +. All of which is more
particularly de-cribei by the diagrams and no
tres po-.eI in This office. on the east side Of Win
s-r-' mIil and on tho east side If the Juniata Hoist
in works buildnE.
ap19-g0d WILSON BUTLER. Register.
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N e!
Q A X l. A y Z X S
OFFICE OF TIE COUNTY ASSESSOR.

OFFICE OF TIE COUNTY ASSESSOR.
CARSON, 0rmsby County. New, NAV f. ISL.
4 LII PERSONS LIABLE 10 PAY STATE
n AND COUNTY T,XES. for the year ISL.
are hereby notified that the annual o TAX Of
FOUR DOLLARS is NOW Due, and PAYABLE to
the County Assessor: and ALL are expected to
pay without delay.
All corporations. companies and individuals
having persons in their employ are held respon--
IDLE for tina poll tax of such ell ployees. under the
amended Act Of the Legislature, a proved Marck
., 1866.
Taxes on the personal property Of persons who
do not own real estate within the county Of sufii-
cient value 10 secure the taxes on both their real
and personal property, are due ami payable when
the same is assessed.
Resident Transfers of this county are hereby
notified that they can secure a certificate 0t the
assessment Of their teams. etc, by applying at
this office. and all persons negleCting 70 secure
suCh certificate Of as, eSsment Viii render them
s"lves liable To asse sments in other Cruntles
through which they may pass. a word II the
wise is sufficient
~ The laws provided for the collection of the
above mentioned faxes will be strictly enforced.
my7-3m GEO W. CHEDIC Ass. ssur.
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Pianos and Cabinet Organs for
Sale and to Rent.

@@Eastern Papers and Magazines
received DAILY. Agent for all the
leading Daily and Weekly Papers of
the Pacific Coast.
Carson City, Nevada.
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TAKE

TUE V. Il T. r.. X. Co. ARE ANXIOUS 70
take due precautiOn against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running of their
trains; and they take this method of warning pa.
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children playing about
their cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business Of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys. " no frequent the termini and stop
ping places Of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they Will feel themselves
obliged TO resort to more decided measures if these
tnnoyances are continued. Recent accidents.
which are wholly ascrihable to the carelessness Of
persons ih jumping on and off the ears when in
motion, should be warning enough in themselves.
H. VI. 1ERlNGTON, Superintendent.
August Is, 1870. If
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TO WOOD OWNERS.

NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN TO THE
y owners If WOD mot already assessed) that
if their returns are not made To the Assessor
prior to
Wednesday,. May 9th. ISL.
For assessment. the same. or as much thereof as
will pay the taxes on the same Tor the year Isl.
will ne sold without further DELAY.
GEO. W. CIIkDIC, Assessor.
Carson, May %, ISL. my2l-1m
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$50, 600 Tickets ut So Each.

LAST CHANGE The time draws near. Secure
your tickets IN the Grand Legal Gift Festival in
aid Of a Public Library at Omaha before Won have
to pay a lar-e premium. 1t is a grand success.
Everybody is confident it is conducted on the
square"
JOHN ID. KERSEY, Agent.
je2 I'm ormsby House, Carson City.
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4 VOID QUACKS.--A victim of early in
n discretion, causing nervous debility. preIna.
ture u-,ar. etc, having tried in vain every siver.
tis-l remedy. has a simple means Of self-cure.
which he will send free 10 his fellow-sufferers
Address: J. II. FUTILE, IS Nassau street. New
York. de30-6rI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11
Letter from Richmond.

lt0|rc2iondtncc ~ the Alexandria Gazette.
RGCHMoND. Feb. l0.-In the Senate. to-day
a bill was introduced by Mr. Latham TO amend
section of chapter 81 of the code. in relation
to the fees Of Commissioners in Chancery--in-
crraSing them from - cts to s. per hour
The Committee for Courts of Justice report
cd adversely To repeating that section Of the
code in relation to suggestions: also 10 secure
advances Tor agricultural purposes
Bills to incorporate the Abemarlc Insurance
Company: to prevent the obstruction of part
ridges with 4 recommendation thar it do not
pass We're reported.
\ petition from citzcns ni' Warren county
asking an extension Of the time in which the SUI
perintendent Of the Po0rclect ID that county can
qualify.
\ resolution IL reconsider the vote bv which
the report of the committee on the case Of Mr..
Lathrop Senator from the Mecklenburg dis
trict who was declared entitled to his seat Was
lost
The militia bill was pas>ed-ayc> :. noes H.
4 bill allowing counties in which there are
no resident lawyers to elect lawyers residing in
other counties to the Office Of Commonwealth :
Attorney was passed.
The bill fixing the salaries Of the basement
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officers was taken up. discussed. and laid on the
table. !,
The bill amending the charter OF the Alex
,ndria and Fredericksburg Railroad Company
was taken I'D. when Mr. Herndon substitute
far Mr.. Rollers substitute granting 4 charter
to build and operate separate railroad line
from that proposed by the present y. X +. t."
ho;no nndcr consideration. MIR. llcrndon adj
jrnsSrI the Senate in favor Of his bill. by which
rho tite of the road is changed to that "r the
Washington. Alexandria. Fredericksburg and
Richmond railway company.
MIR. Roller followed Mr.. llcrlld"n IN url.'-
sition To that gentleman substitute. and IN Ia
yor of granting the charter asked hy the Penn
sylrania Central Company.
In the House Of Delegates bills were report
ed and placed on the calendar. for the relief "t
the Southwestern Bank OF Virginia: to lncorpo,
rate the Norfolk Savings Bank:tor the rellct OF
James {. Robertson. late Sheriff Of Page c0un-
r. and his suretics; to amend and re-cnact sot-
ton of the act approved May 10Th. $50 TO
fix the terms holding the Corporation Courts;
"a authorize the O.. \. \ VI. Ii. Il. Go. OF
the Va. X n. C.. H. r: Go. to recall all out
standing certificates Of capital stock, ana Issue
other and uniform certificates: TO amend The
charter Of the Harrisonburg and Covlngton Ii.
r. Co.: repeating the fence law 50 tar as 1t re-
fers to Orange county toincorporatc the l.yncli-
burg and North Carolina Il. K. Co.: 10 provide
for the final payment of the expenses OF the
Constitutional Convention: to amend IN act Tor
the relief of the Surctics Of VIM. Sample. late
sheriff of Russell county: authorizing the pay
mcnt of sum of money to ~ Ii. Scbboncy.
legal representative Of llamlt ton i. Boyle; late
Sheriff of Tazcwcll county also House bill 10
amend and rc-enact certain sections OF an act I"
authorize subscriptions to Incorporated com
panies BY certain counties. 'sith al amendment.
The bill amending the charter Of the \ lex
andria and Fredericksburg Railroad. was taken
up and further discussed and an amendment
reducing the rate Of fare /" :; ctS. per mile.
adopted Pending further consideration the
House adjourned.
The lobbics and galleries OF the Senate and
House have been crowded all day with parties
directly and indirectly interested i'll the tatv OF
the railroad bills under considerations and spec
tators drawn thithcr by the discussions.
Benjamin +. Carter. Jr. of l.oud"nn. was
commissioned by the Governor to-day. n = w.
tarv Public.
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\ company has been organized i'll Ohio with
iour hundred thousand dollars capital 10 build
three.foor gauge railroad between Pi4ua and
Celina, running through Miami. Shelby. Aug
laize and Mercer counties The right Of WAY is
TO be fifteen feet. instead Of forty, the usual
Instead Of thirty and 10 he capable Of drawing
from ten IL twenty loaded freight cars each Of
TWO and a-half tons capacity Each passenger
car is to hold twenty people \ road Of this
gauge is already in operation in Ohio between
Akron and Massillon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11

The London Times. commenting upon the
part Of the Royal speech in reference to the
High Commission. says that though the Ala
hama question is a secondary matter, as COM
pared with that Of the fisheries. it is an error
to suppose that the Commission will find ground
for England to abandon her position or concede
her liability upon the Alabama question The
Standard thinks that the whole matter Of the
Commission would be more interesting to the
public if the basis upon which it is TO operate
wos known
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11

The Washington correspondent, OF the Balti-
more sun says that ii Is remarked that this
government has yielded in the new negotiations
with Great Britain the very features which the
Senate opposed in the rejected Johnson Claren-
don treaty-namely. that all other claims be-
sides the Alabama claims. both of British sub
iects and citizens of the United States. arising
ont Of acts committed during the rcccn, civil
war be also referred to the commissions This
will include class of claims known rs cotton
claims Of British subjects.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1871.

THE POINTS to be considered by the Joint
Commission Instituted by Great Britain and the
United States. are the following:
First--The Alabama claims and all matters
connected with the conduct Of England during
our civil war.
Second-The fisheries question: which en-
braces our claims for illegal seizures and I'M
prisolment of our citizens since the abrogation
by Canada Of the license system last year. The
Commission will also determine the question of
the rights Of American fishermen under the
treaty of 1918.
Third-The claim of Canada for alleged
damages from Fenian raids
Fourth-The navigation Of the ST. Lawrence
and the rights Of the United States 10 the free
ngress and egress Of the lakes.
Fifth-The San Juan question. which has
remained unsettled forseyeral years. the Ameri-
can Government claiming the island and har.,
Dor of San Juan as belonging to the United
States under the treaty, while Great Britain
maintains that it is included in British Co
mmbia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11

The execution of the colored woman in Mari
boro. Nd. yesterday was the second cxecu-
ton ola woman in that place, the first instance
being that of a servant woman of the late Dr.
John H. Bayne. about twenty-five years ago.
Tor precisely the same offense rs that for which
Mary Wallis was hung ycstcrday-poisoning 4
child
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11

Some of the Radical papers are calling for
the strong arm Of the Government in the
South. Of course! The strong arm is
very desirable for other purposes. then SUP
pressing outragcs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11

The proclamation Of the Hing of Prussia rs
Emperor of Germany. has been received in
Prussia, and in Germany us far as heard from
with every demonstration of satisfaction
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11

The Germans of Washington have started
movement for grand celebration. To come of
all over the country within few days after it
is known that peace has been declared between
Germany and France,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11

The t. $ Treasurer has written letter con
corning the question whether notes Of National
banks are legal tender? Ntcr rcciting and
commenting on sections Of the National Bank
acts, he concludes us follows AS You allude
10 the principle involved. il may be proper for
lie 10 say thar 10 make National bank ru,cs 4
legal tender for all payments would virtually
exempt the banks from redccming them. since
they would be rs available for I'LL purposes OK
cept the reserves Of the bank rs the nolcS OF
the United States ia which they are rcdccma-
dc The whole National bank circulation Of
the country would thus hccour. i permanent
loan without interest. from the Poop /" the
banks. and would operat" Is tax upon The
people in favor Of the banks to just the amount
uf the interest on the bank notes in circulation.
Such policy is indefensible Oh cvrrg ground Of
principle or expendiency
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11

VIZ. EIiior Although not quite 50 anxious
to sec ourselves in print. as the author Of the
communication in Your issue Of last evening
over the signature. 'Cvis. We are forced to
aSk the necessary space 10 correct any wrong
impressions which may have been made by
the assumptions and in>!nuations contained in
the communication referred u.
The Individual ''Civi> who has ~ much
idle time on his hands. that he is led TO employ
it very h"ncrO cntly in other people affairs,
no doubt considers himself one Of those ENTER
prism" citizens. II whom the conduct Of the
Library Company should he entrusted. and
takes this novel mode of suggesting himself.
under the m"dc>ty Of 4 MN ID. JJ,'n". as 4 tit
person for III" next President 1t is our belief.
however. that this 'enterprising' CiviS will
find his calculations At fault for if the stock
holders are the men W. take them Ia be- they
will never en.rlst thcComrany affairs to one who
naglcc;S his own business 10 mcdllc in that Of
other people or one. who allows his imagin;l-
ton to run away with his judgment and carry
him of bodily from the rceion Of facts int" the
seductive paths Of speculation.
Judgment or the brilliant imagination Of this
:cnicrrrSinY Individual We beg leave TO
state. thai he has represented the ,rp,nst$ Of
ii!c concert III lleIlti hgulC tll'lli w
the real y.,>< /, cnj,ts Of the entertainment. and
he hi, rnrirrv mi>rcprc>c the net proceeds.
Another assumption on his part. which Is I'M
warranted. because he evidently knows nothing
of the circumstances, is thar the affair could
have been managed more economically In
other words If the matter had been regulated
hy the unsolicited. but lisntcrcstcd financial
ability "l' this ''cntcrpriSing tivi$. then would
| the Library Company have >2cl-wha; 1t would
| have Sect; Truly. ''Ilanir} rnlIr IL .illdg
! ncnt
So much for hi> assumptions, We have now
>nlncthin. To- say about The p""i t"T' 1T this
Contemplating. individual.
Tine recent concert gotten up lur the lclc-
/ lit ri this institution was ,ndcrtak Ken and got
ten llp. not hy the institution. but by tic COM
mii',. VIII" gave up for this object much Of
| their tine which >ccm> t" BE- Of more import
aMc, /" them than that of 'tirla IA him.. !
and who succeeded Only after very strenuous
efforts ga that even il ten dollars had been
all that iLc r"nmit;cc could present 10 the
+ Company IL the results Of their labor. ii would
have been exceedingly indicate for even the
whut then shall We say of ''CiviS. whose love
! for r1n"nce vii! not allow him to investigate
tl.. facts in the cast. int j. - 'cnterpri>ing.
! that he mus rush int" print and call upon his
! fellow citizens To- save the Alexandria Library
/ Company il"lm the imbccilc Board of Directors
! which they 50 unadvi>cdly placed in charge
! We humtly hope. that ''onr people. who
/ have expressed themselves As more than sails
fled with the entertainment given thcu. vii!
/ not allow themselves 10 BE- driven 10 despair by
! the astounding revelations Of this Very enter
! pli~ing though Il LITTLE speculative. Civis.
" ". LEGARE.
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Henry Melville. IN eloquent preacher and
one ot:thc Queens chaplains: died in London.
Yesterday
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The balls, levees parties. and fashionable
proceedings, in Washington, are. according 10
the newspapers: to cease al tie commencement
Of Lent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11

Yesterday the Senate resumed. in executive
session. the consideration of the nominations.
Tor the Joint Commission to settle the diff
cuties with Great Britain, the immediate
question being as to the constitutional di>luall-
lication of Senator Williams from acting as one
OF the Commissioners Mr. Sumner made an
argument against this objection. quoting pre-
cedents to show that the clause Of the ConStl-
tuition with regard to the appointment of a
Senator or Representative to an office created
during the term for which he was elected did
not apply in case like that before them
The Senate at the close of the debate. gave
its decision to the same effect, and then con-
tirmed the nominations without DIVISION
During the discussion Mr. Sumner spoke of
his knowledge of three of the British Comlni>-
>ionerS. they being not only shrewd statesmen.
bu; thoroughly acquainted with the questions
with which they will have to deal. Iic did not,
as had been stated. oppose the appointment Of
Commissioners on the part ofthe United States,
bat voted for the confirmation of all of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-11

1t will be seen that Admiral Porter has been
again hauled over the Goals. . and that Gen.
Butler is 1lnrclenting
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DASk TT MANDATORY.
i OS +, II sc |, f. V DG 7

SEPEI sen NOGT
No. IS North Royal street.
hi,r.n I'll" citizens that H.. has r"lminrlc,'I tn"
Manufacture Of BASKETS anI all Kind Of
WIILOW WARE. AMI that h" will -r!l the
same III >i.,.h ':,l' rats that al! viii" deal with
him will i.c -ai!ii"i with their bargains. It
GOODS FOR THE SEASON. ATS KING
" STREET, ar. receiving Il supply 81
good t..r ia" winter such a. t"al ll"d-.
P"kcr-. Sh"v"l-. Coal Selves. >h"rrl> and Tong.
AnIirn,.. Stands t;nr Shov,- and T"ng<. and :,
great MANY other goods for family purl">">--
whol,.>;.Ic anl retail. nj - King street.
ich II JNO +. CREIGHTON & son.
y holders OF til" ALEXANDRIA and Ma
RILAND FERRY CO. will be- held in the
rooms Of the Corn Exchange. On TUESDAY
MORNING. February 18th. ut 10 o'clock a. IN.
.th ll-2, b. WHEAT. President.
FOR EENT--Th" BRICK DWELLING
5:f No. r >nu;h Fairfax street. h.twr"a Prince
a.71 Duke. and now occupied by Dr.. Bedford
Erowa. VII; h! r rsnt after tn" iiT.; ii April
Apply "a d.: BROWN. feb ll-lw
SOMETHING NEW.--van H"agcn> Per;
= iuin.i Dv;"r~v" soap un"yc"I!"d To- AL
''f f:.I ii '' j. c. MILBURN
4 PRIME ARTICLE or STRAINED
- 49, y WM. F. BEOukEs.
feb II 10 King street
STnvE POLISH AND HRrSHES-h"st
''''' j. r. CREIGHTON u son.
;rr II - King street.
vTAGON Bows. SPRINGS HUBS. &c.-
W = further >lrr!? ju-i r"c"if"I 81; No. s.
King !r""i.
- II !. T CREIGHTON " son.
DODGER> TABLE CUTLERY-Another
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e. X q. CANAL A meeting ot'thr Board Of
Directors Wa hell in Hagerstown recently
The president submitted = report 10 the board
showing the orc.>< revenues for the year $50 10
BE- So. D,,H -! While this shows $500 M
les than the yc:r !>:i'. tho expenses for the
year -" show /" hc &I,.%74 rs les than the
yen! ~ During The past ycar $ljj.lh"
have been appropriated 10 the paymcn, Of i'll
ter.St and principal oil the repair bonds to
October 1T l>7n The current expenses for
tE,. m"nrh 81 January. ISL. amounting II
$lij"r were ordered to be- paid The board
passed resolution i!xing The rate Of toll on the
canal trom Cumberland Ia Groreclown during
the Year ISL the same rs the last year. The
board then adjourned 70 meet at Hager>town on
Wednesday March >rh -ik,wr~t'arD NVL