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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

Tho Indian delegations which have been in
the city for a week past leave to-day for Phlla.
delPhlA and New York, proposing to spend sew.
erAl days In each city. There will be an arrival
here tomorrow, probably, OF u large delegation
In charge Of SupeTinte ndent Alyord. They have
never been out OF the Indian country before, and
are about as wild ~ can DO found. The object
q their visit Is TO have a talk with the Great
Father In reference TO their lands
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFIOF.
" MLHuNnrna. ID. O. hhnlnmhaT n. III

u wLsHIRaroN, ID, o., September %, Ism.
On ihO petition Of DAMABE Ia MOUREUA.o Of ChloaEo,
Illinois, praying for the extension OF pAtont granted
to him on tho 9TH day OF January, 1872, for In
pToysmant 40 man ufaotuninE CoTssls and BuAtlea
Il Is ordered that tho testimony In the case be
closed the % dAy Of December anti that the TINS
Tor ding AFVumsnta aud the KHAmineT's report be
limited TO the 18th day Of Deoamb0T neIt and That
neHG
Any nsrspn may oppose this extension,
ssp96.Th9W NJ. n. LEGOETT, Commissioner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

On Saturday morning MIR. John II. Cook, In
charge Of tho painters at the Executive Man.
sion, complained Of having severe chill, and
proposed 70 WTestle with one Of the WoTkmen In
the East Room 10 sec II he could work II of.
General BAbcOok advised him to 40 home. On
the navy yard, he was suddenly Frustrated, and
died In lev moments, from a oOnRestiye chill.
He leaves wife and large family to mourn his
lO6s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30
CITY ITEMS.

Mn Z. GOLDMAN, OF the former firm Of
Franc h Goldman, having returned from
Europe, will open In q few days In oopartnor.
ship With A. StsinburE, under the hrIn Of Gold.
man n steInburg, the grand now store, corner
Seventh and q streets with an immense stock Of
gents furnishing goods. We advise our readers
IN look for the grand npanInH a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

was engaged as follows on Saturday; VIM. Uoe
dlsOrderiJi Is. James Campbell, profanity 81
Miles Gibbons, dot ". Maggie Davis, VagfAney
Ing liquor t15-AppeAL VIM. CullOm ard ]. q.
Bates, Assaultlng Samuel Turner; OullOm
plead guilty, and Bates not guilty; the court
hned CullOm t2b and Bates t50-Bn appeal
Thomas Swami, assault on Emily Swami 40
Jas Birth, assault on LiTIie TtbbS; g.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

~ WAsHIEqToH, d, g., August ~, lsla.
On the petition Of KLIzLBETH o, MARsH, % Oip-
ClnAu, Ohio, AdmihlatEAtTiN Of Nathan b. Marsh,
deceased, PRAYING DOR the eItgnslon Of = patent
day Of November 1854, for an Improvement In Pre-.
BaTyaton Of hleah for Food
II e oFdsrsd that the tsstimSny 10 the case be
closed on the 18th day Of Ootplsi merit that the
be limited 10 lhobt day q NoVSnbaF naHt And that
said petition be heard on the l8h day Of November
merit
Any psFson mar Oppose thIs eItsusloH.
he9lF9W n, ., LEQGE1T, Oommllgl0asT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

The Democrats Of the Thirteenth and Four.
teenth districts held 4 mas meeting on SatuF.
day night, ut the corner Of Seventh and X streets
to Tatiiy their party nominations. Mr.. u. ID.
Allyn was chosen president and ]. U. Hardness
Vice president Speeches were made by l.. q,
DR.. q, Il. Culver, and others.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

NATURAL DECAY-PRoTECT THE SYSTEM
The human body Is n machine, and therefore
cannot endure forever, but like q watch or =
sewing machine, Il will last much longer II
properly regulated and duly repaired, than II
no pains were taken 10 keep Il in' order. The
great object Of every one who desires n long and
healthy lie should DO to put his body IN a condl
tiOn TO roslst the llio-thTeAten ming influences by
which we are more Or lees surrounded and no
lnvigOrant and corrective at present known 20
effectively answers this purpC 50 as the yitaiGinR
elixir, witch, under the UNDERSTANDING name Of
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters, has beon.for more
than twenty years the standard tonic Of America.
In crowded cities, where the atmosphere IL con.
tRmlnAtod with the efnuyiA lnseparable frum
large populations In marshy regions, where
tho sOggy soil reeks with mlasma on the prai-
Tles and In tho forests where every fall the AIR Is
tainted with gGhalAtlOus from Totlng weeds
aud grasses, or decOmpOslng leaves--ln short, In
every locality where malaria EXIST, this powerful
vegetable an'idOte IL urEently needed, Fever
and ague, bilious levers, dysentory, congestion
Of the liver, taundice, rheumatism, and all dis
eases which are generated by Infected air, i'm
pure water, or sudden changes Of temperature,
may be AyeTted by strengthening and reRula-
ting the system In advance with Hostettets
Buffers. Autumn Is always . season Of peril,
especially TO weak, susceptible organisations.
Even the more vigorous are apt 70 DO In some
measure depressed by the humid atmosphere,
loaded with deleteriOus gases produced by veg
etable decay. The fall Is period Of tho year
when tho renovation and regulation Of the
living machine Is peculiarly important, and the
BltteTs should therefore DO taken daily at this
critical season. MWSf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

Saturday afternoon as John Ward, driver TO
No. 70 car OF Fourteenth street line, was chang
Ing his horses no was Kicked In the breast by
one OF the horses and severely injured. lie was
removed to Slmms' drug store, on the corner Of
New York avenue and Fourteenth street, whore
medical attendance was furnished and tho In
luTei man was Afterwards removed to his home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

~ wkHHiEdToH, d. d, Bsptsmher y, ls7l
On the petition OF REUhEA hHALER, OF Madison,
OOunsotlouL praying for the oItenhlon OF patent
granted To him the 9ist day Of December, 1885, for
an improvement In BTu6heai
ordered that the testimony In the case be closed
On the 18Th day Of November merit that the time for
hllnE AEEqmsntA snd the HEAminpTa report be limited
70 the fath day Of November noIt and that said ped
ton be beard on the 9Th day OF December neHt,
Any Peruon may epposa this eItenaon.
seAt8W N. d, LH0BETT. OonmihaloneT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30
KIEn-

On Saturday afternoon, about $50 O'Clock, hrO
was discovered n tho house occupied by Nancy
aud Seventh and q and II streets, which was
caused by some children setting nro to lot OF
rags In tho house during the mothers absence.
It was exungulshed Without turning In an
alarm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

At q regular meeting Of Holloway Comman
dery, No. l, Of Young TemplaTs, held at theiI
hall, corner OF FOur.And- a-half street and Penn
-, the following oihoers were elected Tor the en-
suing term; W. o., John Center, v. q. william
n. Van Week; W. r., Edward KimbaIl; W. A
r., ohAries IIardi ". ,. r., Harry Payne; "
FOrdI Assistant Adiutant, Roswell Wright; W
q. Eugene A. Van Week; ". s., Walter Pat
tersoni chaplain, EdVard Darnaili p. W. q.
Charles Thurman. And the following were alsC
elected ~ company OfieeTs Tor one year; JohI
Center, captain, ChAs. Thurman, LIST lieut.; Vim
ton CoOmbs, I'd lieut.; gEdWArd Kimball or
derry sergeant. This organization, although
young, 70 DOING great and noble Work in The
cause Of Temperance and honor Young meT
and youths are joining at each meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

Hos ,b,Vt :. than, G,ur dotIor, ~
nv. Nv, " ',O' 'uSui ' y" uO'''''
Ned, three years Is to long too take gin.
Pretty Jim FaIby Ia of on a thirty days leave,
which he will spend in PHILADELPHIA
rho ,,,t,,t,,.,s 49,, no, r,,, IN, .I,,,t,,, H.,
IL a. cI,sS AZ hand NV NV u"'
- $50. - ,.-,.., a.. 49,
,or,n, W ~ "ro "es'nu'pB 10 'e"'e ior thoir
hounes 10 'o.o'
The beautiful evenings We are having now are
duly appreciated by promeuadets
The good and true men OF the Fourteenth dis.
tTlet should register In strength today
wm,rd,. bo,eI vhsr onsnsd Iii h. an.
A,"sf hnStcIric in thrsS -, IN" WIN w '"o
~. 80, -
me itonl OF " ihe CHESAPEAKE was increased
IN btllllancy 90 Saturday night BY the addition
OF two hrge and handsomotamps.
Bets are freely offered that Gen. Chapman
will get 5000 majority over both his cOmpoti.
tors
Fred. BosWeIrs aIIusIon IN don Chinmap,s
work in Congress, in bIs last speech, vas Stoo
thin Fred. Knows batter,
.-,
Us conhlentII asserted by the dolly var
Isns , tnat they w nave seven members 10 the
Many were tho expressions Of grief last night
at the reported sudden demise OF eG-MAyOr
Dick Wallach-
The opepInR of DriyeF's nav ulaee eorneF oT
Four am. a. half street and PennsVIVania ave
nue., on Saturday svsninE, waa1ar gsiy attended
There will lie A lively rush of RenubIIoan
VOTERS 10 TegIsteF in The TbiTieentb LIstrIct ~
Lny There Srs I'M t,,,, ha,,s ~ A. q, ps ~ ~
M 10 / NJ M Ou' 'Ou' "O"'' W w Va
M. -, ,,.,
ine receipts AZ the 'aN'eolleetors once on
SaluIuay was s59.zO0' D, making total collec.
lion 50 NJ o. fp1oiIoi. Inc once viii DO kept
open uhtlI " o CLOCK thls evening.
Are those "ShrewsbuTgs3" asked q gentleman
pointing to q fno pile Of ysteTs In the "Cheaa-
Peake last night. mo, sir they are oysters"
replied the polite walter.
An enthusiastic "Ohappaquack amused
himself Yesterday by haTahn uing 4 crowd from
the National hotel steps, IN iavSr Of his candii
date He was soon stopped by the pronTIstoT
II ia worth m. nTIsn Of oSm,,s,op y, H..
rh,t 20 T 800 sno PIlSSo ~ auwnslou AZ the
window and s n. 20 pos saS nee
,snI,I urT ,,ss.s,ts y ~ ~, ~ I.nt Nhe
RI natrnns mi the cnrI ~ ~ IN ,,a,ah "
what mREss tbs SStIn,S imnSss.Ion D0u''Ho "
nun nyn,,,,,c,,, .,,,.
INN hrObLlIANS OF the IhTteehth district
aye expected to he out en- mAsse to-day al OgB
FIgbth street, for The nuTpose of TeEIstraiIo.
unNANrIT Vp1snnV
~ "
Gny Prs.smnn nm III. Nr,nysI.., 1I.,.
nac.L,,. "a v.n,,. a., ,'.,'.,,,
IA s,Inr,a,, 49,, ,,,sa'.., 's'.' -.
On ShtutuAy hlght ooeutteu very touRnuo,
my 70 ~ ianlasuc, eblsoue IN VIC ne oi we'll
h , pIessu ~ oI 'ns GUY WHICH Iell under
Ih9 n3tice OF 9h1 OF OUT tep2tleIs VINO iorth'
VIII shSI PSuon us Pencii anu openei nus note,
SiI ptTsSah Wy LAnus9me ana
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

A. NJ. TUBNAS, as Ninth street, Is selling
wall paper, window shades, &C., cheaper than
any one In the city
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

An Additional PIPe Calvert on oct -rrrck
Road.
Tho contract Of John Morgan wns amended
90 as to include on additional II inch pipe cul.
vert y feet long on the Rock crock ford road.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

THE Contract Of A.TRmpb'll FNt.edrd.
The contract Of A. Campbell for laying a
sewer on u, between Third and Finh streets
southeast, has been amended 80 rs to include
both sides OF BaIl street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30
THR IIGIIT-ItI MING
Snn1I EaTIf'5y

Sewing Machine is tho best Of all. The perfoc-
tlon Of stitch on all kinds Of goods great range
Of work, ease Of operation, noiseless, Tor more
nearly sothan any other shuttle mAohine,) self.
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability Of
all parts is not cqualsd in any other machine.
Once, COS street, Masonic Temple.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

LADlEs AND oENTLEpES, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in frst class name
send them TO A. FIsHER, ols Ninth street, op.
poslte Patent Once. The Professor will give
You satisfaction without fall
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30
The Family Fnyorit.,

The Weed Sewing Machine-the machine that
gives more general satisfaction than any otherA-
can be purchased or leSsed on favorable terms,
at Company's Agency, 100 Ninth street In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

PrrmI-sIsn to Erect n Bny Window
Harry Donohue was given permission to erect
u hay window in his house now building on
street, between Eighth and Ninth streets north.
west,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

7hr La,InE oT n wRtcr-Maln Ordered
An order has been given for laying water
main In O street southwest, between fourand'
a half and Sixth streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30
DISTRICTNO


Peter McNamaTa was awarded q contract Tor
the work to he done on reservation between
seventh and Ninth streets east
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays per cent. On deposits
Banking HOurs-B " 1, Saturdays, y " and
6tOs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

TINTED Stairs PATENT oEFIOE,
" WASHINGTON, ID. o., Sept, 10, lbI9,
On the petition Of JULIuB b. bAyAGE, Of BouthlDg
tor, ooo1eetleut PRAYING for the sItsnsPn otA pat
eul granted 10 him on tho 18th DAY OF December,
ls and Telssusd the 9ist day n july. 1852, fot an
impToysmeht IN Machines for making hutFi
II IL ordered that tbs testimony In the be olOeod
the l9th day Of November neIt that tho time for
filing arguments aud the EEAmlnors report be
limited to the 22d day Of November neTt, and that
said petition be heard on the s7th day OF November
mort
sopig,ThsE NJ b. LE0uETT. Commissioner.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

The praotealness Of the education given at
our Business College IL commencing II more
and more to thoughtful citizens every year.
The present Is favorable time 10 enter the
college for a business course.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

A BATTLING REPUBLICAN MAJORITY is
Eeeded from the Fourteenth District. See TO II,
voters, that the registration Is properly attended
10 to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

fENTH' black cloth lrOck8 for IS, 20, and f25,
Gents blk cloth walking coats for 10, 10 and 40
Gents blue cloth walking coats for II, rs and 10
Gents hno blk beaver suits for $50, worth 40.
Dents heavy blue beaver suits.
G0nts medium weight blue beaver suits,
ono price only.
GEO, U, lIESEIEG,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

Inspector Cluss has granted the following per.
mits TO build! Ellen Reynolds, three-stOTy brick,
Twelfth street, between o and ID; l.. s, Chap.
man, hvo three-stOry bricks, Eleventh street, be.
tween N and o. AnAnias Page, one. story frame,
NJ street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth;
ID. T. W. Garter, four twO-story bricks, q street,
between Fourth and Flnh; Charles Williams,
twO-story brick, Twenty fourth street, between
" and N; Ephraim TOombs, one-stOry frame,
Third street, between New York avenue and l.
street, W. II. Gray, two. story brick, Eighteenth
street, between l. and NJ; Henry JOnes, two,
story brick, lITldge street, between Green aud
Aquoduct, Georgetown; W. Il, Fowler, three
twO-stOry frames between Montgomery and
Green and Bridge and Olive streets, George.
to Nni W. Soriyener, tWo.stOTy frame, Eleventh
street, between T and U; T, s, Edelin,, two
story frame on Georgia avenue, between Twelfth
book, fouT-stOry brick, Seventh street, between
N and q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

Tue Wa 'hIuEtoa cay savings Bank,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent, Interest on all deposits, DO.
pohits can DO made and drawn at will.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30


y. :. samson, In reply to a request for tho
opening Of Corcoran street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets was informed that as
the same had not yet been condemned according
to law, nothing can he done nt present.
directions Of the IupetInIen end ent Of sewers
W. u. Chase, superintendent Of sewers, was
directed to cause n l2.lnch drain pipe to be laid
TO the stable OF Allison NallOr, IT,, and place IN
said stable . trap Of the pattern used in alley"
to prevent straw and ether coarse matter from
entering into the sewers.
Opcrn'. ChnusI md SHudV.sprl"E- Hond''
b. u. Carpenter superintendent OF roads, was
dIrected 70 rcplIr damage TO the culVert on
Queens Chapel road, and also the damage done
To the bridge on the old Bladcnsburg road lead.
ing To Fort Saratoga. Also, directed to cause
to DO constructed an Is.nch pipe culvcrt ~ feet
long, and one l2.inch pipe culyert ~ feet long
on the sandy Springs road, between tho District
line and Metropolitan Branch railroad.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-30

REPrBLICANS OF the ThIrtcsnih District,
register betwc, n . T. NJ. aud ,. m. to-day a.
9sB Eighth street, between IaRdk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-07-06

while no liberal Republican could now be
chosen so as to bring 10 the supporters of
the Cincinnati movement, even if one could
be found as popular as Mr.. Greeley. We
have, therefore, TO consider the compare.
tive advantages Of moderate concessions,
which eau anerwSrd, at the proper time, be
agnin presented for the consideration Of the
public, or We must prepare 10 meet crush.
ing and overwhelming defeat with its con.
couiitanis Of disorganization and disintegra.
ton. The movement in favor of Horace
Greeley has gone too far to be stopped the
liberal republicans are formally committed
TO him, and his selection has taken so firm
a hold Of the democracy as to insure its
destruction should he be repldiatod, this
dissatisfaction even, perhaps, going so far
as to assume the form Of bolt from TIE
convention if less popular candidate
should be chosen at Baltimore.
These are the reflections which have in.
hueuced me in the stand | have taken, and
| think it only just to u,yselfto submit them
to you for your consideration. The present
crisis is serious one, involving nothing
less than the permaneney of the great prin
eiples under which our country has -four.
ished for so many years, and which can
only be preserved and restored through this
movement. The responsibility Of the occa
sion rests with the del egates to the National
Convention soon to meet at Baltimore, and
at so grave a time you will not regard it as
presumption on the part Of any plble man
to express his views US to national and
party necessities.
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A Few Plain Questions.

The Cecil Democrat asks some pertinent
questions which we copy for the careful
study and critical examination of the Gree.
ley Democrats, of Carroll:
Can any one in any county of Maryland
name ten Republicans who intend to sup.
port Horace Greeley?
Is there any one in any county Of the
State who does not know twice ten Dem
oerats who declare that they will not support
Horace Greeley in any event?
Ifnei;her of these questions can be an.
swered in the affirmative, will some one
tell US how Greeley will be able to poll
more votes than a straightout Democrat |?
Are not the same questions pertinent to
every county Of every State in the Union
Cannot any one point out ten Democrats
who will not support Horace Greeley for
every Republican that will =?
What rule Of arithmetic then, do men
resort TO, TO figure up "a triumph for Horace
Greeley that would not figure up larger
triumph for a Democrat ?
If Democratic cand idate cannot beat
Grant, how can Horace Greeley do 1t?
If Horace Greeley can beat Grant, why
cannot Democratic candidate beat him ?
II either Horace Greeley or Democratic
candidate can beat Grant, which would the
Democracy rather aid?
II neither Horace Greeley nor Demo.
cratic candidate can beat Grant, would the
Democrats rather be beaten under Greeley,
or under their own standard bearer2
Win they succeed in vindication Of prin.
ciple, or ignore principle for the sake of
success?
Win they fall in defence of principle or
fall with their backs to i'll
Who will claim a vict DRY for Horace
Greeley?
Who will smart under the defeat of Hor.
ace Greeley2
How will the Democrats feel after having
elected Horace Greeley, when they discov.
ef that the same amount of labor as elec-
ted him would have secured victory to a
Democrat?
How will they feel after the defeat of
Horace Greeley, when, having sacrificed
all on the altar Of expediency, they find tho
altar itself destroyed?
What will be the condition ofthe Demo.
cratic party with Horace Greeley success.
full?
What will be the condition Of the Demo.
cratic party with Horace Greeley endorsed
by its Convention, and then defeated?
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The Maryland and Virginia Boundary.

From conversation with General Henry
A. Wise, and memoranda he has furnished.
correspondent Of the Washington Patriot
CLEANS the following in regard TO the Mary.
land and Virginia boundary line question.
its history, present status, and the doings of
the commission. The view given is of course
the Virginia version, and the correspond.
ent says;
"The joint commission came to no con-
clusion, but their proceedings and research
es led to a great many interesting deyelop.
ments in the way of historical matter and
local traditions. The Virginia commission
have claimed the line of Philip Calvert and
Edmund Scarborough Of 1868. These
commissioners Of that date were appointed
at the instance Of the Governor of the Pro.
vince Of Maryland, tue representative of
Lord Baltimore, and were instructed 10
lind out and report what point was Wat.
kins's Point, and having located it to run
an east and west line from il to the sea.
"They reported that the point Of land
lying between Big Annamessex and The
Poeom0ke Sound was Watkins Point. and
that they had run the line from The wester.
most angle of that point across the POGO.
moke river, east TO Swansecute creek, and
thence east to the sea. The States of Ma.
ryiand and Virginia then signed and sealed
compaets. First, that said point should be
Watkins Point second, that the line thus
run from its westermost angle should be
forever deemed and held the divisional line
between the two provinces; and third, thai
all patents and titles, reciprocalIy and mn.
tually, should be confirmed north and
south Of that line. These records Mary.
land has and Virginia shows numerous
patents, calling for the line along its whole
length. Maryland has numerous like roe.
ords. Acco rdingly, the Virginia commits.
sioners have found no less than twenty.
seven marks OF this boundary, and pointed
them out upon the Eaiern Shore, Yet tha
commissioners Of Maryland allege that
TINS IS not the true Watkins Point, nor
what IS the true liue, but ask for time 10
find both. "
The westermost angle Of Watkins Point
IS shown by the point itself. and every
monument pointing to it. There were No
monuments anywhere else, and those dis.
covered are all on an east and west line
with the north headline or promontorv NJ
Little Annamessex, half way between Bic
Annamessex, and Pocomoke Sound. Tbs
terminus of the railroad at Crisfeld toucb !.
ees the line traced by the old marks, accor.
ding TO Miehler's survey. The Western
Shore boundary Virginia claims to be the
north bank Of the Potomac, from tho Fair.
fax Stone, under the grant Of Lord Honton.
IN 1851. Maryland claims the southern
bank Of the river, under tho charter Of
1852. ii IS considered more than likely
that the channel of the Potomac 10 IL
mouth, and thence the ssth parallel north
latitude, will be fixed as the trne boundary.
Maryland IS now, under the Loret tanpo
rsFy compromise, holding for south Of ne
calvert and Scarborough line. The Joint
Commission meets again in Sentamher b