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BY Nash & Hodgson.

y.LUABLR MARBLE MILL, WITH ENGINE,
BOILERS AND NACHINERY. AND EIGHT
LOTS OF GROUND on TCHOUPITOULAS AND
WATkR STREETS, between Washington and
sixth streets on easy terms. at public aucti ion
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES II. CARRIER. De
CEASED. TO LQUIDATE A CoPARTNERSHIr.
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nv N,NU & NODGSON-w. I. HODGSO

Second Di.tric, Court for the ParIsh OF orleans
~. s., 80:
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By G., De Ferret & Co.
POSITIVE AND UNRESERvtD SALE ~ :F:&CT
PARTITION.

SPLENDID fOuR-STORT BRICK N-oRt "rP0
SITE THE NEW ORLEANS tHFOAtoIrh.
AM EEISG NO . OLD LkEbE STREEG.
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THREE STORY BRICK STORE. 40 GOLD Le'.E
STREET.
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AssrGsEES sALR N BANKRUPTCY.

11rHE MATTER OF THE BANK OF LOUISIANA
Az M IL BANKRUPTCY.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATH MATHEW D. GIL
.espie.
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MRS. ClENTSrINE fECiiGr " MRS. j.
stpIIINE BIE:EENUE II AIS.
..r,,d H. ,.;ict Corr. FOR the Pal i.h 81 U.Aa,-
No. b. ~.
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL.

INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Nflce ters"r OF Camp aud Canal streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Alfred Bouligny.

AUCTION SALES,
By Alfred Bouligny.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE CORNER OF OAUPdlsh
AND ORLEANS STREETS.
House Oy ST LOvlS STREET. BETWEEN holAL
AND BOURBON STREETS.
,o7s oy toulouse AND st. PETER STREETS.
TWO SorARGS or GROUND IN VERSAILLES.
PARISH OF ST. BERNARD.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TIE THIRD DISTRICT.
sU;G.ES.DNS OF J0uN kTRS AND ETA MAR
GA2ET n IN. HIS WIFE:
~..o,.d Iis,,c: Court f,- we Parish Of 0riea:.t -
-
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TWOSTORY BRlCk RESIDENCE AND TNU 'AL'
LIABLE LOTS OF GROUND. on Rousseau street
Fourth District.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AID NsCANT PROPERTY
N FIFTH uI>TRICT, LATE ALGIERS

SrGCES<ION OF JEROME Il1ItNrE AND JEANNE
Abraham hi. wife Mrs.. Marie Dea!Gee 'apda'.
a. a. - Marie Ic!Iautr. m;EOG
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DYC. =. GIRARDEY NrO.. KICHOLA

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No IS 81.
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MA. ,: ac: eaer.5 u tie sA:..a Q. os.saas.
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SrCCEsSIOy OF JAMES Q. NOTES. DECEASED
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleaus-
Ne IS 49,.
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JUDGMENT IN PARTITION.

Second U!s;.ie: Court for tn" parish of Orleans
No. 50 I5t.
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SUCCESSION OF pR. NJ. NJ. BOWLER, DECEASED
S-coDd District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
NO. 3i.41.
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I,s....t ts. Marin. and River Risks div idlns
"a. prnI., separately on each department TO the
assured
For ~. accommodation 81 is customers, the
Compsn. ~. m.k- marin. losses payable III
TCYFS President
w H>sAs secretary.
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t:-.s Fiscal Year.

Pre-, marine AZ. irv.r osses
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ke.asG' b..."s r..A'Es.
P-E--s 80" .s.....&iG: ,s-lt,"i -
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!3'rn : "'.'': Il. pad IL, ten !.,r',';
fiv'I. .."..,.. ID, paid in, a. d. '.i '.-:.
t.'A 4"i.' ....,..a.s pad, sN;..l .-T,-t
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THEREON FRONTING On CALLIoPE STREET.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM PHILLIPS
second District Court for the Parish OF OT"N
No. - 3p.
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p.:iI? Cnpi;ai So5J.oa3.

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HORSES, BOOKS. HARNESS, FURNITURE. ETC.
At AUCTION
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HUNTINGTON LYCEUm


Met at Pilgrim Hall, Tuesday evening, Janus-
~ :, ISIS. at S o'clock.
There was quito full attendance Of gentle
men aud ladies, whose presence wa. most glad
" received as an omen Of prosperity to the Ly-
'eum' Inc minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
Tue rules were suspended. aud the debate al
lowed to Precede the other business Of the So.
eiety. After an animated discussion the hou..
voted the might Of argument to tho negative.
Messrs. Morallec, Warner and c :. walker
were appointed committee on queries for th.
term. The committee reported the following
questions;
No. l-"would Ireland be justiaabie In at
attempting rcvolutiong"
No. e-"Docs the present system Of sccts
hinder the advancement Of ChristianityY"
The Lyceum being about to select from tn.
above. Mr.. Reed objected to question No. ?, =.
being prohibited in Article Is of the BY Laws.
which Is as follows; "No political or religion,
question shall he selected for DISCUSSION
The President was Of the opinion that the
question was not necessarily religious ono.
An appeal was taken. aud after debate. the de-
e'si"n OF the Chair was overrulcd.
The committee then proposed the following:
Docs Partysgovcrnmcut hinder the advan CO .
mcnt of our country"
Objections were made to this question, a,
also being in conflict with the same BY Law
The President decided that it was not a par,y
question. An appeal was taken, and tho deci D.
sion Of the Chair sustained.
ouestio" No. | was selected, and Drs M,,,-
cure aud Campbell appointed as leading dispu.
iHnt' The dcbatcrs stand as follows: AHirma-
uVe-Dr. Campbell, Major Downor, and Mr..
aaron walker. Ncgativc-Dr. Moncuro, Mr..
John Reed, aud MIR. Z. $. Walker.
In consequence of sickness in his family ,
Major Downer's essay on matrimony was post D.
poned.
On motion, the Lyceum adjourned to meet
in Pilgrim Hall. Tuesday evening, ian inst..
at 1880 o'clock. JIG. BRESLIN, Prest.
OrHo OWNS, Secretary.
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Resolutions OF Thanks

At a meeting Of the members and Off
GERS of the Senate aud House of Dell.
gates Of Wes, Virginia, returning to their
homes 10y the Chesapeake aud Ohio Rail.
road, held at the McCurdy House. in Gov.
ington, Va, on the 23d day OF Dec 1872
George A Blakemore was called 10 ,bc
Chair, and Joseph : Miller and c n
Hodgson were appointed Secretaries
On motion Of c. +. Scott the Chair ap-
pointed a committee OF five to draft reso.
lutions.
The committee, which consisted OF c. F
Scott. John w. Grantham, - johnson.
- Legg and IL M White, reported the
following resolutions, which were adopte5.
Resolrcd That we are under great obl;.
cations, aud hereby tender our thanks to
the officers aud EMPLOYEES OF the Cbesa.
peake and Ohio Railroad Companv and
especially to Gen Wickham. Gen Wb,,-
comb, Chief Engineer, Maj Hamer. Mas
ter Machinist; and H. G Parsons F.
Director. for the successful and pleasant
trip, under all the circumstances The,
have given us over their magnificent road
from the city Of Charleston To our homes
Resoisei That the proceedings of this
meeting he Published in the newspapers O
the cities OF Richmond, Charleston and
Huntington, and that all other papers in
Virginia and West Virginia be requested
TO copy the same.
On motion OF J. w. Giantham, E,o
the meeting adjourned si,,c die.
G. A. BLAKEMuRE. Chm.
Jos, ; MILLER S..,,,or;s,
{. II lloDGsoN, '-''''"'''S'
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= Youth WITHOUT aN,ur.

Mr.. EpToR:-l feel that owe Won an
apology FOR being the cause (thou,h with.
ont malice aforethoughO Of placing Won
in position, in which. a. it seems to me
a most extreme sense of editorial conr,e.v
hardly required You to publish the ar,ic. .e m
last weeks issue. to winch NV name wa, ap-
pended. 1t was with most heartfelt .ym-
pathy for YOU that read that significant
line at the loot OF the column. 1T 4, bard
to keep "a shine ON now ont wonder
that YOU feel discouraged, but let i.s "a,
snre You, it will take many communica
tons even Of this stripe to DIM the bril-.
liant lustre Of your valuable paper.--l
had written this much when was inter
rup'ei by an interestin .ly fresh and yer
dant youth, who rushed into my Office,
with this inquiry on hs lips.
"Say, Cap seen the Argus"
YES my boy, have"
"lou can't guess who wri. tha, piece
about the theatre?
Young man replied, the conun-
drum is too much for me give it up.
After depositing a square inch O: natu-
raj Leaf in hi, lett cheek and Deliberately
placing bis feet on ny office liable. in a
tone which reminded me OF Geo Wash
'ngton and his litle ha,chet, thi, original
specimen exclaimed.
90 Ngua
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Huntington Church Directory.

PreSby bytcrian.-Services every Sabbath,
Ht COLLEGE, ut II o'clock. I a. m. and u. M .
hy Rev. j. j. McCintock sunday school al,
a. M, in Pilgrim Hall.
congregational c. 5. Walker.
"nstor. Services a. Pilgrim Hol. Third Ave
uuc between Ninth and Touth street, Preach
ing every sunday at 10 a. IA. aud p. u.: Pa
'"r's Bible Glass at IL M; Uuiou sunday school
at 2;3o p. M; Prayer meeting on Wcdue.d da /,
evening at o'clock.
Christian Church.-Prcachiur every
sabbath AT 2's O'Clock 4. iu.. in the ncw School
House, corner ith Avenue and 7jh street.
Pre>byterian- erSiccs at Burdick'
Hall e'ery sabbath at / a III. and f.. IN.
Protestant Epi>cOpni-Rccto Rev.
Eiw Valentine Jones. services ~ Trinity
Hall, 81 Avenue between leth and Ilth streets.
every sunday except the tr-t. sunday school
~ o'clock, +. IN.
BaptiSi-preaehng every sunday even
ing at J.. IA; sunday school at 9 a. M. Prnv-
cr meeting every Friday evening
Methodist EpiScOpaI-Rcv j. 4
kibbe, Pastor. Preaching st Garrett ( Glib
sons Hall. Third Avenue between Ninth and
Zenith streets, every sunday evening at Z u'ci'k
sunday School meet. at 2.3n 3. M: PRAYER
meeting every Thursday night at o'clock.
'lass meeting every sunday AZ I .. m.
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destruction theS are now undergoing. by
tesmsiers driving their vehicles over them
wheneverIt may suit their convenience,
CITIZEN.
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For the Huntington Argus.
THE ENGAGING WOMAN.

one OF the kihh that pledges her tr"th to
every new cavalier. oh no; she is essen
italy diiieren, from this, for in the tact
zhe has been rarely IN the Interesting >i,u-
alton OF td"ceS not because lovers were
lew and tar between, but because she is
possessed oi as lew coarse traits that her
ieminiu!ty is shocked by the Bohemian
like susceptibility. displayed hy her gem
tier sisters Perhaps no woman is so
much admired, aye piiied in the peculiar
fashion known only to cultivation and
great refinement must attach the the
ory, advanced by some moral anatomists.
that the thoroughly well-bred and worldly.
wise women have no angles, tor the very
essence of their splendid candor consist
ent with good taste and politcness, is born
OF that womanlv autaGonism, to certain
conyentionalties, for which her homes, ma
ture has supreme contempt The enrag
Ing woman never allows YOU to for.et her.
and you would scarcely have a desire to
do 20 Tor the novelty Of her pretty BON
m0ts enchaiu YOUR interest. and then Won
are led 10y her wltchery to regard King
Ego with more than a moderate amount
of complaI,ance, and you are willing to
share the crown of ibis pleasure with her.
Ia moment of rhapsody. YOU might call
her an angel. but are sure to know thro
1t all, that she : ~ creature not toe fair
or good for human natures daily food -
II You are OF the grand, gloomy and ne
culiar type, she will startle YOU into a
quicker heartheat by her JOYOUS mirth.
aud You will unconsciouslv toe drawn into
themes that somehow absorb you, with
the additional condiments of her Quick
bright smile aud tender lule laugh. and
ut the parting YOU cast wistul look be-
hind you, hoping that the sunshine is com.
ing with You and you never thiuk OF her
without little sigh OF regret II vour
liie IL like the summer fountain. ever rnn-
ming over with siivcry spray, no voice can
accord 80 well a- hers to the soft ilkiug
OF It's genter play, TO eye can wear like
hers such Pathos, when You repeat over
and over again some CHERISHED lines from
iaverite poets poem and no one but She
can tell you how much prose there Is in
ME and each must take his turn AT the
m''i aud grind ont the golden grains"
thar work and brain is the bread-stafI of
our existence, aud reyel. y its voluutiou.
ness. Yes. she may dare ~ay anything TO
y"u' and you will stiIl toast her iu YOUR
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ing the week ending Friday morning, jan
uary 10. 1873
FRIDAY.
los stew IT, city, Thos Brammor, Symm.s
Creek Burgess, Wayne II; j $ Thomp-
SON. st Alb"ns; Jas Price, Ironton; Henry Ad-
ans, ID smith, Cabel co; Thos williamson,
Engine No 20; Duane Brooks, OK train No /:
wilhelm, Cincinnati; l. Woodward. RR
SATURDAY
VIM spilmNn. Maysyillc; Rig. Kan..
"ha FALLS Irwin Lushor Lincoln co; Luoion
Ricketts,; Jas Graham, W Va: u u Epperry
4 o H. Frampto1, Symmes Crock; J
stewart, city ! smith, Guyandotte; j Y
Wood-, Proctorsville; Mrs $ smith, Iron,op.
Thoma', Coalburg' } II Stratton, steam
er Fleetwood; W Cosnahan. Charleston; n
Corn, Fuller, city, David Fry. Robert Pry
Aldridgc, e Shirley, II n GaiInher. Jef.
ferson 90, Va; II W Chapman, Kansas; r.
smith Lexington, Mo; q j Butcher, wes.
ton Va; : Shields. Ind; G e Smart. Oak
hdl. o; Carpenter, Oak uiH %; Chas MI
ton. Kan'ls City.
SUNDAY
Jno McQuigg, Tronion; X II Bell. city; An
Graham, Chrstinnshnrg; S r LOOMS, W VA
W NJ SpiIman, Maysvillc, Ky; r 4 Jack, Ber-
kelley Syringe II O Peabody. J GIANT, X n
Hell, Baker, city; J G preel, Pa.
MoNDAr
wM Spilman, Mnysvillc, Ky: j Graham,
Wheeling. " r Thomp,on, Va, = HRos
nan. b smith, Guyandot,c; Irwin Lusher. W
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Arrivals AT Merchants, Hotel,

Corner OF 9Th street and ID Avenue. dur.
ing the week ending Friday morning, jan
uary 10, 1873
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los Stew'rt, city; Thos Brammor, Symm..
Greek; q Burgess, Wayne III; j S Thomp-
SON. st Alb"ns; Jas Price, Ironton; Henry Ad-
ans, d Smith. Cabell co; Thos williamson.
Engine No 20; Duane Brooks, OK train No I:
g wilhelm, Cincinnati; l. Woodward. RR
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Deposit. received and collections and remit
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Samuel Cook. Ashland. Kv: w n spilns,
Mly-yiilc. Ky: " II smith. Middl.br.nt. J q
IhomI'on, q y o Ki e. Z Myor.. Csben q
" " Hir'iion, str Flretvno', R q Harris.
- j Moore. tati~tfsrurg. Je.s Wrt.. Ports
mouth, a Gfaha.4. ciiy.
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Jn" MeQuigg, Irpnton; X II Bell, city; A II
Graham, Christianshurg; r LOOMS. W Va,
" NJ SPiIman, Maysyillc, Ky; X A Jack, Ber-
kelley SPring'' O Peabody J Orant, X n
hril, Baker, city; G pree', Pa.
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ROAD SUPERVISORS ACC

ROAD SUPERVISORS ACCOUNT.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Joshua Mellor, chairman of Road Su-
pervlsors Tor lS72........... .........S 6,lS0I4
SECOND DISTRICT.
Thos. P. Phillips, chairman Road Su
pervisors for 1872 ....................... l43l3s
THIRD DISTRICT.
Chas. A. Oakford, chairman Road Su-
pervisors for lS72...................... 6,l47.46
FOURTH DISTRICT.
E. c. Stocksdale, chairman of Road
Supervisors for 1S72...... ........ l,541.00
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Joshua f. Benson, chairman of Road
Supervisors for 1S72.................... 964.46
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Lysander Mccullough, chairman of
Road Supervisors for 1S72.......... 927.46
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Jas. T. Price, chairman of Road Su-
pervisors for 1872 ...................... l,49445
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
2. Poteet, chairman of Road Supervi-
for 1872 ........... ................ 3,5S2s2
NINTH DISTRICT.
VIM. H. Taylor, chairman of Road Su
pervisors for 1S72....... ..... ...... II, 1881
TENTH DISTRICT
Dennis NJ Matthews, chairman of
Road Supervisors for lS72............ 1,736.6s
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
John T. B. Parlett, chairman of Road
Supervisors for lS72.................... 2,46O.72
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Christian Schorr, chairman of Road
Supervisors for 1S72..................... GIBBS
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Geo. w. Wade, chairman of Road Su-
pervisors for 1S72.......... ....... 2l35.96
o.o 40
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Baltimore County Circuit Court Ex

~ ERBERS CELEBRATED HAND RAKE.
" For Sale at CHAS. R. CHEW'S,
June 14.-u. Towsontown.
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OSs-oV
VIM. ID. ShIp4oy, 81 yvI reDru-
airy and September 1872. 272.OO
Geo. III. Carman, commissioner ......... S42O
Lewis Lehman, for employees......... $3.50
Lewis Lehman, account OF en-
plOyees......................... ........ 10000
Geo. H. Carman, for sundries use of
street commissioners office .......... 1896
Geo. H. CarInan, commissioner. ........ 1925
Lewis Lehman, for employees......... 5000
Geo. H. Carman, commissioner ......... 1850
Geo. II. Carrnan, commissioner. 9240
Geo. II. Carman, to pay rent ofoffice. 10000
Geo. II. Carman, maps, stationery &c. 1910
Lewis Lehman commissi oner......... 56440
Lewis Lehman, for employees......... 639.79
John Cole, commissioner -................ 234.60
Geo. II. Carman, commissioner ........ 92.40
Geo. III. Carman, one quarters rent
for ofice.......... ............. $500
Lewis Lehman, for employees ......... 61S.03
VIM. III. Shipley, surveyor. .............. 304.50
R. Wilson Son, for boundary stone. 2SO.6O
Geo. H. Carman, commissioner. 92.40
Lewis Lehman, commissioner. 10000
Lewis Lehman, for employees......... 640.33
John Cole, commissioper............... 1880
Geo. IL. Carman, on account of en-
ployees ............ ........... ..... 10000
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body of J. Troxell.......... ............. ~.
Perry Knight, Waterman at Hunting
don, 9th dstrict............ ............ 5000
Henry Rau, Waterman at Highland
town for two months ............. 10000
Jas. W. Mercer, for making four cof-
fins for paupers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2200
L. F. Bowen, Waterman at Calverton,
Sd district. ................. 5000
Geo. Holland, for taking two paupers
to aims house 1000
Jas. H. Linzey, night Waterman at
Jail $500
DR.. Geo. F. Corse, for vaccinatng per-
sons unable to pay.................. 1870
VIM. Taylor, for saving wood at court
house ......... observation-disclosures. 344
]. H. Scharf for ice use Of court house. sos
D. S. Walters, use of room to hold
election ........ .......................... 1000
F. Renna, taking pauper to aims house. 1000
DR.. T. B. 0wings, vaccinating - per-
sons unable to pay..................... 2lO0
H. G. Gent, merchandise use of court
houSe..".......... 7.47
Gas Light Company of Baltimore, for
gas consumed in Baltimore county. 1OO.SO
Warden of City Jail, for support of
Baltimore county prisoners......... 1925
E. B. Almony, for telegraph dispatch. LII
Jos. Jackins, taking Jas. Walters to
aims house. Observation-Disclosures. $50
John II. Granville taking pauper to
aims house ............ ................... 500
e,o .oo 20
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CONTINGENT EXPENSES.

DIR, VIM, Worthington, for vaccinating
persons unable to pay...................$
Mary Slade, use Of room to hold cleo
ton November, 1871 ......,....., ....,.
A. Shriver, carpenter work at Aims
A. Shriver, carpenter work and mate
rial furnished jail. ............,,....,,,,,
DR.. J. Piper, vaccinating inmates of
Baltimore county jail..................
John J. Wade, use of room to hold
election November, 1871.
G. L. Cross and W. L. Burke, special
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LAYING OUT STREETS IN
MORE COUNTY.

Lewis Lehman, commissioner .....S 312 so
Lewis Lehman, for employees .......... 94S.21
Geo. H. Carman, commissoner......... 9240
John Cole, commissioner ........... 1000
Geo. H. Carman, for articles furnish
ed for ................................ 134O
Robt. Wilson & Son, for boundary
$3.50
A. J. Parlett, in full as commissioner 1920
Chas. Henry, for repairing street COM
mssioner's wagon ...................... 1910
Lewis Lehman, for employees...... :. 1881
Geo. H. Carman, commissioner ......... 92.40
VIM. H. Shipley, surveyor............. $500
Geo. H. Carman, commissioner. ........ I11.65
G.. H. Carman. for furniture for office. 1850
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JUDGES OF ORPH ANS, COURT.
REGISTERS OF VOTERS.

Jas. w. Mccullough, 9th District$ SO 90
Geo. w. Jordan, 5th District.......... 81 co
Richard Hutchins, 10th District... 81 90
Chas. H. Mann, Jr, 9th Distrct...... l4S 90
c. Louis Cross. clerk, 9th District..... 100 90
Edwin Jessop. 18th Disirict........... 81 so
Eli Matthews, 7th District..... 66 90
L. C. Stocksdale, 4th District......... As 90
Geo. H. Elder, Sd District 60 90
VIM. Gent, Jr., Sth District............... As 90
Geo. W. Wade, 18th District, 1871 and
1872 ............................... 1914 90
J. Hartman Schone, 18th District..... 125 90
N. r. Gerry, LIST District................. 1913 90
Z. S. w. Choate. I'd DiStrict............ 5S 90
$i,270 so
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r. S. Smith, sundry tales.
John Bacon, grand juror-..................
Samuel t. Shipley, tales jurOr....."....
Chas. r. Coekey, petit ...........
Chris. Herman, -" ............
John Williams, witness .....................
Lewis Vogle, crier and bailih, Dec. and
March terms ..........................."
Robt. Burroughs, witness...................
Chas- Cockey, tales juror
Jas. II. Linzey, sundry wituess.........
tales.............
Geo. W. Dorsey, witness....................
S. Pinkerton, sundry witness............
Thos. C. Warrington, tales.......-.......
Samuel J. Robinson, account sherif's
fees, Dee. term 1872.
Geo. W. Seipp, bailiff, March, 1S73......
F. B. Laurenson, tales juror..........."..
Heithe S. Gill, grand juror......~.........
c. Fitzgerald, witness. .......................
VIM. S. Keech, attorneys fees ...........
Jervis Spencer, jr., attorneys fees......
Israel Price, sundry witness...............
Sam1 W. Owings, sundry witness ......
Sam'l Brady, petit jury, March term...