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The New York herald., 1873-11-19
MUNICIPAL FINANCE. ,

Comptroller Green reports the following pay
ments into the City and County Treasury yester-
day.
From taxes of 1873 and water rents $l54798
From OF taxes assessments and interest," 6f07
From collection of assessments and interest 953
From market rents and fees, interest bond
and mortgage, GQ5
From water ................. 446l
From licenses, Mayors Office. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
Total tai................... $l67,323
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The subjoined is list OF the directors and
ofncers Of the company who were elected
Di,ectOrs-Ilenry Il. Pierrepont, Joseph A.
Perry Abiel A. Low, s. Il. Chttcnden, Henry n.
worthington, Charles Il. Bill, James $. 7. Strana.
ham, Nathan n. Morse, Cyrus r. Smith. wallar N.
Degrauw Horace Is. Cla1n, J. A. Degrauw, James
How, Abraham u. Baylls and Z. Dodge.
OWcTs-PresidentsN N b. Morse; FIRST vice Presi-
dent, Henry H. Pierrepont; Second Vice Presi-
dent, q. u. Bin; Treasurer and secretary, Joseph A.
Perry; Managing Director, Cyrus L. smith Chief
engineer, E William Martin; Walter W. Degrauw,
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UNION FERRY COMPANY.

Annual Meeting-Assets and Liabilities
Of the Company.
The annual meeting OF the Union Ferry Com.
pany was held yesterday afternoon at the ferry
house, foot Of Fulton street. Brooklyn, when
reports were made showing the following assets
and liabilities OF the company
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CONTAGIOUS diseases reported o. rwo
weeks cndtAg NOV. H. lS75: -,
Dtph SutdA
7vpnus Typhoid Scarlet Meaass hersn por.
Nov. e. 20 H e e 3 4
Respec cthlliy scbmittcd ,.o-,.,o...
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Engaged.
Married.

RAuTH-TYNBERG.- sunday, November 1s
JACOB A. RAUTH to CARRIE TYNBERG, all OF this
city. No cards.
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SANITARY MATTERS.

Yesterdays Meeting of the Board of
Health.
At meeting OF the Board OF Health, held yester.
day afternoon, the following reports were received
and adODted.-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A HALF INTEREST AND $50 A WEEK TO A GOOD
N man, with 81 00J To conduct established
business. Owner has other business requiring MS atcn
tiOn. Principals only address A. b., Herald Office.
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A N ESTABLISHED BUSINESS IN A SMALL PRO
n pricary article paying largely and capable OF fur
thcr development. certain trade guaranteed; price
5 900; payments easy Particulars at 29 broadway,
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WANTED-fOR DECEMBER I, 1873, A SMALL
w store with Cellar, or Basement and Sub bcenr. for
wholesale wine business not above warren street
Address, ating lowest price, r. c. box 1870 Herald
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LII KINDS OF GOODS BOUGHT FOR PARTLY
n cash and partly advertisements in first class infiu-
on al newspaper; bona de; opportunity Address
Pt BLiSHER, box 4 54f Past Office.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, sc.

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-DOuBLE ENGINE SIDH
wheel steamboat URBANA 155 feet long, 3ls feet OF
loaded in good condition business good mort
gage taken Inquire Immediately OF STERLING
NOBLE " Park place
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DIANOs-SECOND HAND OF VARIOUS MAKERS
in thorough order for sale at low prices; also PIanos
10 rent OF our own manufacture, by ClllCkERING B
SONS ii East Fourteenth street between Broadway and
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INANTED-TO LEASE FOR A TERM or YEARS,
w Tor clean business, First Loft, we'll lighted. in
Broome Grand, Mercer street, west of Broadway.
Address stating price and location lock box 4 Post
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THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO HIRE FIRST
=, a class furnished House between Seventeenth an6
Ihlry second streets Fourth and sixth for tho
m,sr' ,srren small family no children; Fifth avenue pre-
rOst omce, slatlng location and whom TO be seen
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WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, MUST BE OVER
w % feet front, on or near Fifth avenue, between
Eighteenth and Thirty fourth streets for six months,
with the privilege of keeping it for 3 Address W..
ISL Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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yNANTED-THREE PLAINLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
w with fuel water, gas. for housekeeping; central
locality in city. Jersey Hoboken crries terms
strictly moderate references exchanged Address CEN
TRAIL box l22 Herald office.
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WANTED-ROOM SUITABLE FOR RETAIL IL
w quor Store. on Sixth, Seventh Eighth avenue
Address stating location, rent &c. for three days, L. R
Herald office.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSE, FROM TWO TO
w three story, in the ncighborhood Grand Fifth
street. between Bowcry and Broadway; moderate rent
Address NJ. s. Hell aid Office.
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REIN EMENT WILL BIZ
making business that eau bc
four hours; 50 20 $40 eau bs
h0ura--from ~ 10 Z.
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WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE NO
w cnildcen), well furnished Parlor and Bedroom. on
second floor. with convenences for light
situation between Eighteenth ana Fneth streets Lex
ington and Sixth avenues; not to exceed $50
month Address H. ROBERTSON, Lane ashire Insur-
ancp dMar
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WANTED-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, APART
", mehts suitable Tor housekeeping, between Twenty
sixth ana Fortysecend and Lexington and sixth
avenues Address box S9 Herald Uptown Branch Oiice
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In the Country.
N-ANTED-ON THE LINE OF CENTRAL OR NEW
w Jersey Railroad, convenient TO city and dep0t,
nicely furnished House at moderate rent the WIN
ter, three or tour Rooms with good plain Board.
where the comforts of home may be realized. Address,
with particulars and lowest price, box s65 Painficid
(N - Post office.
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TOD'SONrOHN MARKET.
Rcraei Weeiiy At Ae mn Market.
H1RRIED.

Al tho residence of the brides parents, Phila
road. Dec. 18th. 1879, by the Rev. Charles D.
Smith, JAMES l.. AsPRIL 10 ANNIE r.
eldest daughter Of Joseph Hughes, all Of Balti.
more county. No cards.i
Al Bristol. Pa. an the 18th Of Dec. 1873, by
Rev. FrAncis y. Church. HARRY y. CHURCH
formerly 81 Towsontown. 10 Miss HELEN W.,
eldest daughter 81 Dr. Howard A. Trego. all oi
Nswlown. Bucks county, Pa
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BALTIMORE 60. DIRECTORY
CIRCUIT COURT.


TerMs Of Court-lst Monday in March, srd
Monday in Mayi 18th Monday in August LIST
Monday In December.
Chief JEdge-Ilon. Richard Grason.
Associated Judces-Ilon. George Yellott, Hon.
James d. Waters.
States Aneraey-J. Fred, c, Talbot,
Deputy States At,orney--Thomas J. Hunter.
Cierk-John Bacoa.
Deputy Cferks--william N. Isaac, II. Edwin
Hook, Lewis NJ. Bacon. 1.-THE other appoint
ments have not yet boon made.1
Acknowledgment Ycllott.
Commissioner 70 fake TssiimoRg-Wm, Fjtx
hugh Wharton, D. Hopper Emory.
Sherif-Samucl y. Butler.
DsPaty Sheriff William II. Taylor. william
NJ. Risteau.
SleriF's C1erk Philip l.. Moore.
Court Cricr-Lcwis Voglc.
Intcrprctcr-John I. Piicrt.
Bai,fs-George W. Seipp. Samuel Pinker
ton, William Morf,ot. James II. Lindsay
Warden al iai-Francis u. B,arman.
Physician At JaR-Dr. Jackson Piper.
ORPHANS COURT.
Meets Tuesday aud "wednesday oi each week
Judges Hons. Joshua ,. Cockey, Thomas q.
Rutlcdsc. c. Howard owings.
BIihF-YIlliam Adams.
Register Of WHs-Joseph II. Mitchell.
Dcpu,y Rsgisier Thomas PhiIpo,.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Meet Tuesday and "Wednesday Of each week
CommissoHcrS-Da Daniel J. Mccauley, Edward
Rider. Benjamin =. Jordan.
Coaasd 70 Boari-C. Bonn SlingluT, WiIli.m
: Kccch.
Trormrcr-John 4. -. Parlcti.
rH,sf Gicrk =. Is. Alm"ny.
Tar Htc9fd thrk Francis Is. iawTcnson.
Ba,ig and N,gh' WafehmaN Of Coart House =
clark Webb
Kseycr ~ court HJa,c Gideon Herbert
SCHOOL BOARD.
canm,,oaers william ~. Lease. William
k~coh. capt. jntnc, Hall, william a. sladc
John T.. swif.
Secretary. Trervtrcruai EIamircr Dt. Samuel
K"rlrf.
ROAD SUPERVISORS.
~ bs'r'-'--i .Lua Mcllor. Samuel e. Herd
Hermann Psil.
81 bntric' rhDiua- T.. rhIlip.. George "
Aivr. 4 W.ui.myrr.
sfDr'r,.' Chs,.A nak,fd. John.ey Hook
sauiu, Brady.
"a b.'~,'' lila. g. Src.,iae. Henry
Lacsafi. A.4hson SLtplry
~ f.,'s-' Joshua J. isn- "a. Luthef Mar.
TN. Richard e. Tracey
az Bt.f ~. Lysrti.f No Tough, VIM J
Hoffman. J.ilrr."n B,llinsrf
Z" bTrir james Z +. =. Jpha WISE,
Efsstei Matthew.
- bu'..t Z T. t~-'. WIN. G,,t. Jf wm
- tu.lf
gh btfrt. l,.ep.. Iscs,a,, Abr.hsm RIDER
I NggH.tas Dame.
ia b.'rt p-uu., " Maithes.. lev
/ C4rts. i-.a-.u Wien
Itt. I,tr,.' John =. -. raf.ru. Csptsin Il
f,-s.r. f,-rTh Snyder
l.N inf..' I.st.aL sh'r', Jsm-s VI
Smith stephen 90 mvs
o." h.tr. '-1~. watt. Fauirs - bf.eu
. laan D. ".lc
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Stand an TO JDiorI,.

The conduct Of Congress In relation 10 the
question Of additional taxation for the purpose OF
continuing a moderate reduction OF the public
debt is not as manly as IL shoald be. The Re.
publican party and the people generally demand
more s,a,emanslike action In their Representa-.
tives than they have yet exhibited upon ,ha, sub.
ject The Secretary Of the Treasury has an-
nosnced the fact that as things now stand there
will be an actual deficiency TO pay the expenses
o: the Government ai the end Of the next year
unless the revenues are larger than they were las,
year. There 10 no ground for q reasonable ex-
Pecta,ion that this will be the case. And this
financial embarrassment, DOES not grow out OF any
bad management, on the part Of the adminis,ra-
ton or the party. by reference TO the receipts
OF customs II will be seen that there were about
twenty millions lee, received from this scarce in
November, 1873 than there were in the same
month OF 1872 in the por, OF New York alone
so that the deficiency Is the result OF falling Oh
Of the impot,aiions, As this gives rise TO the
necessity Of furnishing other means FOR raising a
revenue 20 NEE, and satisfy the financial demands
Of the na,ion, Congress should face the music Ike
brave men and put a tax at once on some ,hiue-
GA those ar,ievs that will render !, least burden
SON, TO al the people Instead d that there i:
an evident disposition to borrow more money
aud Go nothing towards raising tie r,I---r.
funds Y pay. There aS go. ONe 600 OF TIE Loaf
81 isss That is-{or >afil be soon-dae lnsies,
Of vsisine the money by taxation they are pto
posing 20 negotiate a new loan So pay % ih.
debt
We 10 not tislm TO be lie esubod,msnl o. 10
hiitsl wisdom 81 to have any particular tuauci,
ability, bgi We believe ,ba, /; s TO the interest ,
al concerned 70 have suihcieu, tax levied {,
NEE; thus denaai ARD 10 continue ECduc,icu 9
the public deb, 4, the rate u a, eas, hhy million
per Anaum We SO not believe tha, Statesman
sh,p. 'sae, nct!c, manly aud courageous val &c
tate iiferya, policy The manner that IS q
h.bic4 IN dealing With this qaesuon sevea-s AZ
e'iieu, iimidi,! % he par, q ,ai.'iiaa! aisu
ecrs concerning ;he wishes o. tie coairi-cac!
that s'aals behial ,hem Each uaa is a'fa,
tha' The mpos,tioa - a AZ 90 an attie'c A. I'll
u4- would tfas i'astsF 30 be eiecuea -
"a. t''ictc were A-LAi i,k.u 81 ihe ,sal 81.
aeut-t, WHO were bold enough 90 axe ~ s.e.
measure Ani dsh. B; iaroush sssAFd IS y ih
?ehy,a. eouseqssucc, % i-a''rss-ias. az.
,a.s .a.s 8 ssa' Should ea,fa,'ef,E, ia- sJa!.,
Z a. Ancacl1 Eegfc.eaiauVr--'a ~ Nou1
70 pA.sri aai No4.! te,oue 4 a. rhelet
sons coa,aue 10 t. fcl.esl The aaa.a' p
,er-s, w.s,I couuage % decrease " Save b.
u4c4 -o-s!cuce 3 'ae patriotism ae hvae.'s
Cd.
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IInsfe.

Last week We intimAted that the raae that
occurred on most farms brought abou, great
deal OF the failure that farmers experience 10 their
business. We have since that was written seen
the same idea advanced by the report Of the
Commissioner OF Agriculture Of the United States
aud also by the proceedings Of the Dairymans
Association OF New York, which held It's annual
meeting on the 10th instant, at ST. Clearville. is
that State. We feel confirmed in our views Of
the matter by these statements. Aud We assert
that no other business could thrive half so long
as farming does with the same proporiionaie
amount ofwasie. From year to year some farmers
allow their corn, wheat, oats potatoes and other
crops TO be destroyed 10 a grea, part by their
own aud their ncighbors stock. II their own
stock does IL, they are certainly 10 blame. They
should either keep them housed or provide such
fencing as will keep them In bounds. We be.
lieve tina, the former would he the cheaper plan
ultimately. II their nsighbor's stock does IL,
they have remedy in their own hands, IL they
will use it-iha, Of impounding aud re,aioing
until the damages are paid. Besides the waste
in this way they waste from the harvest field TO
the market by bad management and indifferent
wagons, tools aud farm machinery. Tue Dairy
mems Association Of New York assert, through
Nc. Willard, who delivered the address ON the
occasion above referred 10, that the great fault
OF American farmers ~ want Of care Of tools
machinery, and numt, IS small things fequir-
cd on iarn. aud tn 'rtqueni replacing ofihess
entails often heaV expense The proceed.
,ugs o. the assoeiauon show further that great
waste and loss are Occasionei to many farmers
because they trus, the details o. farming too
much To hired help. They DO no, give their
farming operations the supervision and attention
that tbs wOfs and their own interest demand
th"y should Ia this way great desi OF the
profits oi farming are lost. And there !. one
| species o. cOndugi GU the pat OF farmers that
gocs far tOSaIds maA.pg their business iaiute
n" u q io'' y hne Tne man Who paf.les
farming 'or his business ani expect, 10 devote
his lie tine io a. has no I'm, 10 waste u be g.
slrrs 10 meet Ni,h any sort ~ sue,ess Farmers
! viii quit their work f,lc iv- l,n or hft,tu miles
90 sales lose the time aul .psul moasy which
might beapphei 10 = better purpose The nousy
criia.ni, co.li br And tut time can nlnps,
Always BE- !qi.ciousl! cmPl yri ~ a fafm ",
donut believe that man should r.rrua.ly couhur
hin.ei' 20 b.. farm aud par him..' ta a. ,,tly
grave br ,4nuGuoas aboJ "a, aud night -,
success, va va. - 30 all other psts4tls ttl4.'r,
tlit De ~A1 AT % .a.i devote %, line. hi,
talents All a.s A'iean,H 90 'u. soft W. have
s,-a ',fa,,r- Nho Noa.i .'.a .a,.r.s4fA "a ais
uHh arlstt.t - Gee hoa- vixen BE- .,vnsi
T Cd. 4 f.H B.
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BiLrIuORE MlRKETS.
nocrscnd iron, rsar,a,y',geper.


FLOUR
Howard 81 srp.r - GA nO. Extra a.. s
ags6 so. Family - so6rsg.OC, ratapsco Fam.
ily sla.fS rye Flour si7SCrSa.on; Corn Meal
tSt0DIta55
GRAIN
Southern Whuc wheat sls;: Rcd tlsS:
choic" wcs,cru white - c. pcnns ylvania Red
$40; White Corn djGp55 cts. Yellow do
sq@il Oats ao rt-.; Rye ~ cts
PROVISIONS.
Bscon siies y ccnts shoulders u cents.
or cured meats: Hams l2Mi4 cts. Lard.
refined. u cts. Liverpool ground salt tI.4S
6Usi.sa; inc s2.2ScuS?.Ss per sack; Turks
Island 35hi ~ cts pcr bushc,.
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THg dRASOEs. The Buffalo Express ssys; -
There can be little doubt that the Grange sys
tenn will spread H. the East. II il ~ b. hoped
It's managers will get rid Of the 1ummery in
the way ~ ri'uaioi, grips, passwords. ac +.
with which u IL nov eneumberei. Then IL
they would make each school district the basis
of a Grange they will DO much more likely u
meet with permanent success than " they try
tobuild uplarse. ma gnfeeut associations. hav-
ing their csnters In cities aud villages The
school house would furnish a convenient place
IA begin with aftefwaris they could replace
Il by small, pleasant, nicely furnished build
ings II they desired. A social meeting once G
week. with business meetings "a uften as might
be necessary, would tend n give the rural pop.
ulation - better opportunity for improvement
aud enjoyment than they have ever had before
In this or any other country. That the tendcn-
eies are all In that direction Is plain Ia every
one who surveys the whole Geld of our naiioa-
al life aud observes ihe thoasand and one II.
forts constantly made by tho w'rklng classes
&c improve their condition. not only pssuniaSi.
ly aud politically, but sacially aud intellecta.
ally"
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The chances for gltt are ~ ous tu tive.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, $50; Halves. 81. Tcuths, or
each coupon. -; Eleven whole Tickets Tor
$500; 22l Tickets for ~ goo. ~ whole Ttck
cts for $1,000; 227 whole Tickcts 10y siO.O0e.
No discount on less than ssOD worth u tickets.
The Fourth Git Concert will he conducted
IN all respects. like the three which have al.
ready been given. aud full particulars may be
learned from circulars which " n BE- sent free
from this office To all who may apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for ascn.
cies VIII be attended u ia tho orlor they are
received, and u is hoped they will be sent in
promptly that there may BE- me- iisappoin,mcnt
or delay in filling all. Liberal terms given to
those who buy 10 sell again. An agents are
percmrtorily required to settle up their nc
counts aud return all unsod tickets by the
Goth day Of March. L. L. BRAMLETrE.
Agent Public Library. Kentucky. aud Manager
Gin Concert. Public Library Building. Lou
isviils, Ky. IDec. Eft.
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OF THE GRAND JURY
DECEMuEH TEKaI, 1873.

ToW,o.I"~S, Pc. 2uia, Is.3
To ne HoROrab .iDaqc' II ne
CireDf ',s,i fo- B1i' NOR, '.ra,y :
GESILEHEN-
INib Grand Jury ha.,. tl- h.u.r make
i the following req
We have d,ckctui sua examined seventy
niue cases. found thirty four trur bIl.. dis
missed ioFty cases. rclca.. itpr t,r spfcf. from
laii' aud referred four ci-,s g. 90. next GranI
Jury.
We also visited the jail aud iDuLi every
thing IA rs compl-t. order a. au institution o;
the KIND can D. CONDUCTED. Tho sh.ttu aud
us ieputi". gave us"v"fy opportunity 10 max.
as thorough an cxauiuat.ui. as w. though,
proper and W. heard AZ complaint, FROM the
prisoner ia regard 10 their treatment
Having completed al busiuc.. .utru.,.J q.
our charge, =" inpst respectfully ak Z. De ,i.
charged.
Respectfully ,ubmit',i
$. Is COOPER
Dee 81 st I,,.,,.,
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FARsEEs' CLuH. a meeting will be held at
tho store Of VIM. d. Blackstone, Phiiadslphia
road, on Saturday, January 81, 1874. at o'cl'k
p. M, for the purpose of organizing q farmers
union or club. All are Invited.
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The Pa q, rni Atlantic telegraph elm-
ani,t have sirrcniefel their franchises 10 The
Western roi"n. Ths pu'' the telegraphs IT
the rDn.,-y virtually IA he hanl II the West
crn linton This i certainly N ,nopoly ii
the buaiurss which may result "a the adoption
Of ar. Ctc'wsll's rccoinfne ala'ions for the gov
ernmon' owning and running telegraph lines
10 connection with p,H rfiire.
The wa-hinglou shop keeper. are snarlish
because Congressman IA not stay IN the city
81 Magnificent Distances e. spend some e their
back piy" ut Christmas The stop keepers
forget thnl Butter sbaa' 10 make them the
Consrcssncn rciuli the jOoa extra Dollars -
which vii leave some OF them without much
spending money. Tne. tins .hpp keepers
should have paid Bliirr ., ksep his pnrpo'"
concealed until si,rs thr holidays
self righi~,u. Tanmsny has g,nc thr"ugh
the farce II thsntiag tho sairis. attorneys. the
jurors anl al c,ucertel fir convictiug and
sentencing their loved .lo.tTEeei.' Their
proceedings read as f,llaw1i
"Resolroi. Tia, W. c,ngra'ultie the people
81 this city aud county IL the viniica.ion Of
tho law aud We return our thanks % all who
have assisted 10 sesuring this 'riimpb H. our
courts ani thrt our justices Jurors aud attnr
neys who have been ", faithful ~ snriety arr
entitled % the gratitude Il ~ go,l aud honest
ciiisens"
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PRsrEnrr sAig.-Messrs Cover A Sans. Anc.
tioneers, sold ON the premises. on Saturday last,
iorty-onc acres Of Land, unimproved. situated
$4,000
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To All Whom IL Nav Concern.

HEREBY FORwARN ALL PERSONS
i from trusting my wife. MARY GUMP-
MANN.or from furnishing anything t. her on
my credit, as she has left my bed aud board
without cause.
GEORGE GUMPMANN.
Dee. I9.-3ts
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

Tn pursuance OF the Charter Of the Dulaney's
Il Valley aud Towsontown Turnpike CnmPa-
ny, notice is hereby given that there will b. "a
meeting Of the Stockholders
on Monday, 5n day Of January, 1874
at ~ o'clock A. NJ,
At +. II. ADY'S HOTEL, Towsontown, for the
purpose Of electing a President, Treasurer aud
Five Directors, 10 manage tho affairs Of the
Company the ensuing year.
EDWIN JESSOP.
Dec 27.--2t. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

oFTicE BoARp OF School CoxNissioSsRs rGssl
BALTIMORE CorNTY.
TowsoSrowS, Dec, 18th. is.1
A y examination OF candidates for appoint
IN ment by tho School Board. - vacant
scholarships in 81. Johns and Agricultural
Colleges, will be held at the Office ofthe Road
on Monday. Deeeaser :pG. 1879.
at 10 o'clock promptly.
ny order OF the Board.
SAMUEL KEPLER.
Dec. 20.-2L Examiner.
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JOS. GERMAN,
Landscape Photographer,
HALLS SPRINGS, BALTIC. co.

A SPECIALITY Of making Views Of MAN
hsioNS, COTTAGES and their surround.
ings. Persons wanting any thing in the abo, .
line will do we'll 10 call aud examine spec
mems. Address, LauravillS r. o. fDsse-iy
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RESTAURANT,
Corner Gay and Front streets,
BALTIMORE.

lsrMEALS AT AL HOUR&-ea
Q Y 8 Il Z r 8, @ a M Il,
aud all delieacies Of the market handsomely
served. Charges Moderate.
MILLER 4 MILLS,
Oct. is,''s.-iy. Propsictors.
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~ -rrat'f lIamilt'n. ~ Nary sud. wants
the comet ilau s, s'a~u tel 'as,s man rsnno,
pay D. f.. debts except o. c'in senator Hsmil-
tn must be 90 sfiuf ftshls circamstanres.-
Out here people are = 81 - get ere"nbaet..
The senator need Mt give himself - much
trouble abnutspcci" the kiud money bu,
the scarcity that worries people just nov.
ash,s inShs country f,r legal t~sa.rs, aud 70 he
would seriously propose such y measure a. the
above IA the West he would be clappcd "a 9
a straight Jacket aud s"ni tnthe lnsan" asylum Ia
an hour Butcomnrni us tna Democratic states.
man. Rlways for mrs sure. that nobody wants
ani M utter incomprehcusibility II anything
wise ~ practicable ~ sIJ, later DreaR.
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TO FARMERsl

HAY, STRAW.
IL CORN AND nUsK
Bought aud hauled. Apply TO
W. W. MATTHEWS.
lee. st ecekeysviiis, Baltimore CO.
TN0LIsH PICKLES, CHOW CHOW.
u ONIONS, PiCCALILLA, wALNUTe,
For sale AZ cHEw's.
Feb.--lk.--u.