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New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
MUSIC.
TIE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.


The thiItieth season of the Philharmonic
Society opened OF the Academy OF Music yesterday
afternoon with public rehearsal for the first concert
No great pains had been taken TO the perform
ance and the programme OF selections for the season.
usually published long in advance. has not yet been
made known. stll there q large assemblage Of
pc ople for first rehearsal we may call 1t an uncom
rOny large one and there Is every prospect that the
success of this years concerts viii be quite par
with the experience Of the last five or SIX Winters The
programme yesterday consisted Of BeethoVens Pastoral
Symphony the introduction to Wagners "Mestersanger
Won NHrnberg," and schumann's julius Cesar" over
ture-a collection of pieces In which there B certainly
abundant variety and contrast strong enough TO sat
ify the two extremes OF musical taste The orchestra
is Of the customary dimensions and apparently little II
at all changed In composition. hr. Bergmann, OF
course, retains his place as conductor.
ITALIAN OPERA.
The postponement of "MignOn" last night,
and the consequent revival of "sonnambulA," gave
Mile Leon Duval opportunity to be heard under more
favorable circumstances than have hitherto fallen TO her
lot in this city, and though cannot say that her
Amtnd s very brilliant personaton 1t is at all events
satisfactory In emergency and her vocalism s In
some respects excellent Her voice not sweet bat she
sings with earnestness, TASTE and more than average
skl and shows keen appreciation Of the most effective
passages in the score Though she is not likely to rank
here as popular p-mA donna, abe viii approve herself
q useful member Of the company NJ CaPou In the role
Of ElriBo shows his CHARACTERISTIC merits but has lees
chance to develop them than In Faust or Martha"
Big BuongiOrno was very poor Count ana the minor
parts ntrsted to persons who were not at all NJ
FOR them. The representation as whoe QUO nttle erea
was put forward only because hgnon was not ready
can hardly be accepted for Its shortcomings
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
POLICEMEN PROJECTING THE BIBLE

ters Point relative 10 the reading Of the Bible in the
Public schoOls polleemSn dstalled yesterday 10
protect the Yrs Ward SSeohcuae. Threats have boon
made By Roman cSthOlo residenss against the School
Commfonets and teacher The iesders Of the meetipe
held on ThnrsdAy ct siGEeton Hall aAsOoate aRp4a
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
]. STUART MILL ON PRoTECTToN-A REPLY TO
HORACE GREELEY
The following letter was read to the Liberal
1uhl laat niOht
Ar1nHnn. Oct. 10. 1R11.

The following letter was read to the Liberal
Club last night:
your two letters Of April last you win probably have in,
leed quite correctly that the various critcsms on my
t6 OF ssn s't to require that
should expend valuable time In replying TO ITEM L
have Generally s tSad nea.OnS b
rom It, (which from what you ten me my letter appears
to have dS1 ns ii SsdS so@ea
POrtant to The discHssion Ne Greelsys objection that
the high wages In the UnsS Sts Oa1nSS @ %
and Population spsrser IL Canada where ytEsS sS are
BS S nSS H1 as so
feet Of these eauses In producing high wages cannot
possibly be modified or frusra:ed ~ anything eSe, nc
'a viii not be contested that wages are q all event.
rest my knowledge Of Canada ana its circumstances s
not sncisAt % enable 70 explain every part Of It's
tween what paHtS Of cansda and What psrs Of United
state: the q 70 Se snG ssS 70 S
lower in Canada wages in god and assuming that
they So whether when compared With the prices OF
6y your tartG they d6 not enable the Canadian boEer
to be fully as wen ge ha nogh9or On your side Of the
In favor of Nj dreeey the only inference should
draw h that the ATs Of production are less advanced
than In the United states the nstqral effect Of which
would be to keep wages lower than the circumstances
eas MAKE ~aS them Il should be fsembered also
that tAs yon observed Mr.. Greeeys eoyeregn remedy
sTSrsSHSant pitch pitch = in the United States.
Iobssfve, by the way that some Of the Pr9teconsf
expreSsed the opinion that Protection In America was
mere dSSeptoh that meant 70 charge its adyocates
unjust more ih6ea further from my thoughts than
such an imputation. -, ,,.., r,A
for F'S sSs %sfS T SsSs Sn to By CIV
ing Il 20 wide cneplatioh. tit(s.t d O mh's'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
. THE HAa ON TIE Ku.KLux.

COLUMBIA, Nov. IA company of the 18th
Infantry went to Unonve yesterday TO reinforce the
garrison at that pece But fY sffests have thus far
been made In union C66Sy bEt II a understood that
tho WORT OF captari6G tho Kps1nx Fin bs pgSfously
uroseckie 6fnS tD6 coming week ne infantry was
cent 10 guard tS pIisonerl and enabe the cavalry 70
SOOur Tie oounty = sseorti fpr tAe hArahA engaged
Op4sations aEHanst the Ku-KluE began yesterday i1
Chester County, and WarzAntea 60 cot for marry men
charged with being engaged IN the attack on
,milt3a company last BFEnGI Cibtens ot CheeHr ~
that 0 sn hafe islt t60r 6ones In th1t County ece
the members 81 the nA6 who are most wanted ~ sno
4 tu'eefSrifsss p e Hllifsftgl 4 lila 0I0VHJS
~. rkS me majOritgs tCr John Il Bsssridss, Rsbub1
,lsa ssa & ss sss ma 0saay
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
TEE STATE or TRADR il.
DoMEsrIc mARxKrn

NwworrnAat Eos fzvsa4 issrS scpsrass O. .; pesbIe
nnn Saoe TnSIs n2 ~ - Cor sa@sre xIed
SisG1 Nv gAst ~ ea4s.s K.S essi tAss aNosA Pot
sd !. nC salsa b. e..y slSs. sls
- $ qzgSss P,Is 3 ssZ SslE S3SS! SS
Ss SalbEf Fks RnA 9sAas eheles, sias91 Vas
sS ~ 81 3 Sss - ia 80
~ ~ = = .fs5tQ az
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
A CARD FROM MARSHALL o. ROBERTS.


SIR: IWish through the journal which has been
40 severe in It's criticism upon the oerhcate Whlch
with Others signed last FALL 10 state the facts and leave
ii to my fellow men, whose good opinion value, to psss
such Judgment as they think just In October OF Inst
MIR J. J. AstOr at the Controllers otoe TO examine into
the condition OF the Sinking Fund. 1t was currently
rep0rted that the securities OF that fund bad been mis-
applied that the books irreguarly kept and that
an inspection Of them would reveal gross frauds In the
management OF the public debt was assured by those
I'm whom had right to cOnhde that these reports were
mere political sanders calculated to iure the credit OF
the city. - -,
We examined the securities Of the Sinking Fund, and
the exhibited to and the books were regu
lar on their and appeared to be correct Not ono OF
the fraudulent bills which haVe made public was
presented u.s. had the least suspicion that any
such existed 1t mistake TO have signed certn'
cate in its TERMS and the confidence
which had in the positive assurances OF those In the
Office was entirely misplaced But at that time we hsd
no suspicion that the Controller was cheat and de-
fraude The special subject to which our attention vas
directed the Sinking Fund, and 1t was about that
and the apparent regularity OF the books which In.
to find that msed about the Sinking Fund.
and the following letter from Mr. Osborn one or the
Citizens Committee explains how we were led into that
error: A. - 49,,
MARsHLLI o. RoBERTs ESQ.,
MY DEAR RIR return YOU With thsnS memorandum
regard to the statement Of City debt Of Oct s, 1870
the thai 3h september and discovered inst The total
t or 3st December differed slightly from That OF the oh
October Hence bvOas that interest bearing debt once ere
/ sted lecomes established In permanent form.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

It was resolved not tOrelnoYe the remains OF BiOl
Kingsley who died at Beyrut Syria, last year, % th'
country but that suitable monument BIC erected oVe
his grave. -'......'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Wednesday. 18Th i1s, q fsmtsra
j. nv Rev pr C. Potter Charlie. Mssorole 10 COfs dnusbtsf
r. L. HObrOeL
NATURALIZATION Thursday, Nov 10 1871 BY IlsV Staple.
Tug Frederick SAndlsBd Mary b. daughter Of Richard u
Hunt, ssq., ell VI this city. No cards.
VAN ZANDT-SNELL-On TUESDAY Nov H. at The redDos Of ~
brides parrn b. the w. backelori hf SgOaTnsJ Nsa
ZaDdl 70 RdWanA youngest daughter VI William sas Saa n
Ofths city.
Al Notices OF Marriages RuSi he :ndoTscd UttA fait
same and address.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
IL YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH sLIGEr CoUaH

IL YoU ARE TROUBLED WITH SLIGHT COUGH
HoAasuznss On soRs THaOAF IAVs HTHusS o.
Docroa, suG ~ Usus KxTnC1oaAsT AHSs
LzcTae Con- oyTHH THazmArn SuSSsarSo' n
CoxuuuPT1oH run WED
TrsEs ruu uSuAL vatoH S0zn rEReAT On
PAu u Tau BaEAS S0T rROrHRLr ATTENDED, TO- ms
O. SsrIY InAD 70 BaOxoxrYn BVEH sooSoHI 70
Y NOTHING or oOuvoaT hHD DAoN
cAL oRsIss IcT FauDESTlI cOtD, RoaTSo
TO vrIxpInD nuxaDT-rHH EKPScroSASrN saws HOSAT
Am .,o,ru uo.u ,rn,Ovy raoustA GoLD avHaTvHEaA
Families may procure elegant suites @ on
rooms sh ayzAnE sthsr mail telegraph repete WITH sh n
fo nd uTuss M the Aucncsn House Booa The Ms 2os
widely snsnS The nO popalAf and 'a0Oe'a o' A
landlords
Parties using HoLMEss BURaLAR-ALARM
TKLEGRASH Ehoud keep be S for unoued ps 0e OS'
darRs NE ~ AAd evening 70 protect 'R 'Rs olE. Mu1ys
Go TO B. s. SQUIRE, 1l Fulton-st., up stairs,
for WIAss Jrusry Diamonds sVeWss he sells direct from %s
irUu ak hAsls therefore AAnufsctafs1 pseA
TIE BEST PLACE in New-YOrk to buy RELI-
ARIE WATCHES DIAHOSDs RICH, YAsnoSAALn JENE anu
sTERArsa EILVEa boUREsW FuitOoT@ DA@e~N 'P0o~"'
BLEACHING, CLEANING, and DYEING OFFICES
RroduaL MISeap ga1Rsnl laoo kathe gloves G cleaned
Ask your grocer FOR DooLET's YEAST Pow
DEB, best baking POWdsr Depot, 60 Ee~St' n T.
For a stylish and elegant HAT, so direct to
the manufacturer EsPESscHEiD, llS hh'saa%t
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
METHODIST MISSIONARY WORK.

The General Missionary Committee OF the
Methodist Church. which arraugce annually the mission
ary work for the coming year. md which began Its se
sion 10 this city Thursday, met again yesterday and
appropriated 96s5. .0S3 II. as follows:
For uissOns to orelnSpestin popaaloa IN So sss
Por m EngushpeaknE population IN u s' LsS0 70 70
mlsAons In TerntOres
For eoatbEent nlscoIABeoaS expenses p" W
The foreign missions Include those OF Sweden, Den
mark Norway Germany, switzerland, india, China, Js-
nan Ifrica and South America. Tne following awards
11~ara Cnade 10 dif1hront American Conferences:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
NEw-JERsEY-[Omcial.l

Total O.S3S 1885 7s,20a 2,990 iS2o 1885
Majority for Joel Parker 6OO7 majority for Theodore
F. Randolph IN 1868, 4c22.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

T.y gave VOC sISST 80 and Org'gs included ia
the sinking Fund making S206 oil 81, lien OF 50 ~
This il the only these noue and on the J De
.hr the sinking Fund vas 89t 59 which 10 independent OF
he MORTGAGE The trap yOu M into probably E1ea from
error DE an y traL ycI 0ssSaS ,ItIc.,
pnrpOseG ote agains my wsh and 1t was also stated
that voted for John T. Hoffman for Governor, WHOM
The certificate was used q cover and ahiold by
those who were robbng the city and It has given me
beeR thus used. For one take much blame upon my
self for having so readily fallen into the TaP as MI MI
seyerer condemnation than do or more despy regret
its consequences The foregoing paper with the l en-
cepon of Mr. Osborns letter. prepared on the 3Oh
of July last but circumstances OF no interest TO the
public, prevented its publication. -
Neto- York. Nov. 16 1871. MARSHALL y. HOBKRTs.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

WHrrooMB's ASTHMA REMEDr-Sure cure.

A1SEGsoNkBLE HMr.-Buy your hats at
Kxoxs Ha ss Broadway sss d N haADs Wiser Hla'
a iasd and yea win perform Ssabs and ssASoaAbs ae Sos
dsrsAs y ySsK ad s.iaSa 70 all SOS aegaaihs'ao- "'A
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
ChIidren TeethiRG,

The mother nndS hiIhfal fisnd In Mrs. WHstoUs SootHu
SrKUP Il Ia perosty reliable aAd harmless
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Parsons ParEafIVe Pills-Best family pAyse
4 SHERiDAAs CAvALRI CoSDTOE Powders Tor borsea
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

What brtteF for OkFist1aa aad hs long evenings n'a
am RIIIRp Ia complete fuss Balls and Caa DaaA
nailed free ABBOTT 4 hiohO1' W L'befJs1' he"'''-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

No Solution can reach Catarrh In the Head'-DUHS
CATAkKH ANCyF searches II out herr.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

TIE BEST PLACE in New-YOrk to buy RELI.
sqERAIsa EILyER d 6oUREs FultOn4 DaasHi specially
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
OFFICIAL CITY RE

OFFICIAL CITY RETURNS.
THE COUNTY VOTE IN TWO wARDS-REsULTs IN
FOUR ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
The County Canvassers continued their labors
geSterdsy with the following result:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

BLEACHING, CLEANING, and DYEING OFFICES
Off LoRD Broadway Twenty Seoond az BrOomes cor
RrOduA MsSesp gaasnlS laooS athe gloves &% cleaned
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

ANGRLL,s3 TURKISH BATHst Leungton-aTS3
e d ASS night IoSsa S.' i9o No r ~
Isnsass useqsad hon n Europe A.e ksesrS baA ana
GJnsaSio& Lining Wtesat ohsrge 70 eeieetA s, %. %
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
M1RRIEN.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, IuHll Stamping hsss Papa
VS. kVHKDELLs EoEs FuLroS ON DsToa CASHas
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

on drSssists keep for sale Hs1Ls We: vHcsTi :;
s.sIak z. yiAnG ssss Z y A1A ssAsa, sA IA J
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Go TO B. s. SQUIRE, 1O4 Fulton-st., up stairs,
Eor WaAes Jeuery Diamonds SVeTHArs he sells drci IRON W.
Ou Sa aSi hAnl therefore AAnufActorsn peeA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
LATEST SNIP HEWa.



ARRIVED.
Nea hlp DAden (Bl Laird 0~nOa seT4 ~ Leghsrs w
Nh aes,Ha l1 Palermo 1Oh and obr'laT ah SIN ~a'~ -
SssnsGp Fssit. DosDA PSlaaolvhA ndss aSd 80 -
LohlArd ktssn.hip Co
she Haison Pratt, Louaon oct = vtih mdss. :. "a,
Baf kusA OtSt JOhn n ~ TSelsr BDeuOs AJs ospe " w"
Bars ysLlna yPsal Esch,nhs Crsfeso. d.ys IL bal.A
nA l@haI ioht John. b. SUiuey G. 10 dayS, WIN esaL
Brig Sen haha o BABgoh HoIe hAlasA hepL l', sta ft
With 40 tuns plaster. ~
brg Abby Watson Hooper Providence.
Bng WHITTIER. oton, Proviienea
NlND-SuadoHn, light n "; clear
BELOW.
ship Janet Court lof 0aaN) sfor CaSatLa
Bsrk Saga iBhl GAyia. IRON Pie Ou with coal
Brig lsAbelh (BHl Morgan. CArthAgenA. with Indss.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
bOsrOE Nov IT, ArveI Steamships Wa Crina asd Wn Ksa
nedY, from Baltimore. .
eAVAHNAa, Ga. Nav iT-Ar1r.i uhr. Hary R CnSsn hua
Philadelph Tue hT COruelA boN Cleared Ihp Fraasia H
hard, for Hayo-
MEMORANDA,
The nesmh BquSO RON Galveston for Hv rorl pat h.S HSs
klk vesterlsy sbOd o eoaL she viii naming
The brig Caroline Grey Frrord y bs s iuysFAad l.
H. and good one No Nork dong the cApu waiting u A-s
frllHI
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

There a Of people old and ~so' live. sos n
Heightened many year. BY the removal Of mouh Of da. tssA
a.sh teeth can be laughed ouhe laugh 10 SlsrNs W
COLroS DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 10 Cooper lnsisuss
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Estimated majority for Scribner,
Holman, Dem, In 1870, 33,O96.
tOboaL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK STATE


TABLE OF MAJoRITIES FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Parties using HOLINESS BURaLAR-,hiLAShm y. SIus.
"oDe -" ~ --- 'o - aoLAES, 10. 7AumJ+L
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Families may procure elegant suites OF
rooms ahIs arsInS cthsr BY mail tsszA pse With s o
fa .rd aruss M The Auchosn House Bosioa The Ms c1
are WIDELY knOEn a. sanS mO pOpas and sacoea OF
lEndloraG
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Ask yonr grocer FOR DOoLET's YEAST Pow
DEE. bSut baking Poudsr Depot, GO Ee~St, H. (.
For a stylish and elegant HAT, 60 direct to
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-06-03
500 VOLUMES ONE.
NOTICE.

Tia" North East building and loan Association Of Cecil
county, Maryland,
James NJ l[ogG ami Sarah NJ. IIogg, his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chanccry.
May llth, ISL.
ORDERED That tho sale made and reported by Reuben
IIincs Attorney for the North East Building and Loan
Association of Cecil county, MI, Of tn" Real ESat" Of
James NJ. II",g and wife, be ratified and confirmed,
unless to til" contrary thereof lee shown on or
before the fifteenth day of july next; provided copy
of this order he inserted in newspaper printed at
Elktnn Nd week for month before the four
tccuth day of juno next.
The Report states the amount # vale To hc $4,000
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; lost DAVID SCOTT,
may -, ls7l-lm Clerk.
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END OF TIE PARIS INsURREcTIoN.-
The Commune made their last struggle on
the evening of the 29th of May, after hav-
ing shot the Archbishop of Paris and sixty
two other hostages. The slaughter has
been immense, costing nearly 10000 lives
and the destruction of nearly third of
Paris. Minister Waslburne telegraphed
the Government at Washington, on the
29th of May, as follows:
"The Archbishop and sixty-ninc priests
were shot on Tuesday night. The insur-
rection is suppressed. The insurgent losses
are enormous those Of the Government
comparatively small. WAsHBURNE.
The London Fire Brigade reached Paris
OH Friday evening, Goth ult., and succeeded
in getting the contlagrations under control
Nearly every member of the Commune
has been shot or executed, immediately
after capture.
Thus end the mad efforts of the mob of
Paris to rule, exhibiting the boosted civil
cation of the voluptuous city to be vol
cano of vice scarcely removed one step
from barbarism.
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ReDuhlicau Candidate for Governor.

| y the rtlilous policy, extravaganza and
| quarrels in the Democratic party, make
the election of Republican Governor pos
sible, an increasing interest is being felt
among Republicans rs to who shall be their
candidate.
In order to reap the advantages of the
situation and make the possibility proba-
bility, it is absolutely necessary that we
bring out true, strong, sound, popular
man.
Among the several distinguished gentle
men that have been mentioned in this coz
fitted for the position, or so well qualified
would be so heartily endorsed by the people,
as the Hon. Jacob Tome of Cecil county.
Mr. Tome is now in the full vigor of man
hood, OF umblemshed reputation, a sound
practical business man and one of the most
successful hnancicrs in our country: a
true republican of strict political integrity.
yet liberal, and fully identified with the
interests of the people and the welfare of
our State, and familiar with the legislation
thereof, having served with honorable dis
tinction in the higher branch of our Legisla-
turc. A man with clean hands and clear
knell of the plundcriug " rings" that now
rule our commonwealth.
With the Hon. Jacob Tome as our stan
dard bearer in the coming Gubcrnaterial
contest, we would not only have the entire
strength of our party, but the support of
the thousands of fair minded men who are
heartily sick of the present Democratic mis-
rule.-freensan's (Chestertown) Journal.
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice. that the subscribers of Cecil
comfy have oi,incd from the Orphans Court of said
county of Administration on tho personal estate
Of AIaKiAH kliIENiiOtSE,
late said county, deceased All persons having claims
AGAINST the sail deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On OF before the Eth day of April 1872;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of sail All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment TO the subscri-
bcrs Given under our hands this 9th day of May, ISL
MARY JANE RITTENHOUSE.
TlIOS W. RITrENHOUSE.
Executors of AHuiah RittcnhoUsc, deed.
Te~t-REuHEN u. JANAR, Register.
may T. lS1l--6w
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give would call the public attention
to the justly celebrated Wilmington City
Soap," manufactured by Moore & Bro
1t works like magic! and no good house,
keeper who has once used it, will be with
out it.
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County Officers TO Elect next November.


3 County Commissioners.
Members of the House of Delegates.
Judges of the Orphans Court.
I Sheriff.
l States Attorney.
1 County Surveyor.
Under the new census, Cecil loses one
Delegate in the Legislature.
The following names have been suggested
as candidates, for selection by the Rcpub
lican party this Fall
For County Commissioner. john NJ.
McClcnahan, of Port Deposit.
For the House cf Delegates. jesse II.
Coulson, Of Port Deposit.
Other names will be announced as handed
i,,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-06-03

The miscreant jeff Davis, whose crimes
will yet return to plague the nation, for
allowing him to run unhung, is preaching
up the ''Lost Cause" and insiduously
counseling Instruction and second rebel
lion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-06-03

rs If you want to be IN good humor
all the week, get your washing nicely done
by 10 O'Clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironcd and put away before
night. Now if yon don't know how to do
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous Wilmington
city Soap" Ask your grocer for it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-06-03

FIRES IN TIE WooDs.-Laree tracts of
woodland arc on fire in southern New York,
northern New Jersey and northeastern
Pennsylvania.
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<-

PoIITIcAL.-Tho following delegates
have been appointed from this county to
the Convention which has for it's object tt C
Reorganization of the Uunion Republic
can Party of Maryland" The Convention
held a preliminary meeting in Baltimore,
on the 23n ult., and adjourned to reassem-
in that city, on Thursday, June 18th, at
which time the delegates named, will CON
slider the propriety of decisive action by
naming suitable candidates for Governor
and other State Offices:
list District Walter Scott Price; 2nd
Thos. b. Hopper; 3rd, w. p. Ewing; 4th,
David Scott; 5th, Dr.. N. Il. Morrison; 9th,
Jesse a. Kirk; 18th, Joseph p. Pugh; oth,
Thos. Grub; 9th, J. G. Crothers.
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RE-iF. ESTATE.
sFCss 81 AIhL.


A Fine Farm of $50 Acres, the 0s."raro
Crock, IN C"cl c"Uuty Md, = mile from til. Eowands-
VILE b'p"t # iii. i BAIT Central Railroad. The
land is "f tn h<t quality; 20 rf it ts.rvs Tim
hcr"l The lmlhmrc in high stat" "l cuit>at IN
Tho improvements arg" STONE IiDl' 81, r ~
with II rooms; - Huuh'c-li',krI Barn - 80 ID
feet, nmd necessary "uthulin~. There i -
nimcs" ATER Pow Of - feet fall on the farm winch
VIII l." old separate with land SUilici"n far mills. II
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