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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-21

Coldens LIRBiG's LIQUID EXTRACT os
II EXP I take pleasure In recommending; always
reduces good blood, health. and sfrsngtA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-21

FINE GREEN TEA AZ soc. a pound.
W. ID. I3LAfE'& Co, lle9'Maip street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-21

I HusrIxGs CorhT GsASD JURY.-1ht
grand jury OF the HfsiiDgs Court met yks
terday and made tf,s following presens
ments:
James Buckner, for shooting Robert
johnson.
Rachel Coleman and Era Df<ksnson, for
feloDIousfy wouDding Laura Gafeuood.
Cesar CrUtehfeld and Scott Henderson,
for breaking into the stoJeh0uss OF the
Richnond District Cooperative Association
aud stealing S26 worth OF goods.
Henry Jones, for forging an order on A..
L. SbeDaerd.
Benjamin Oliver, for cutting asd wevnd-
ing Harrison White.
j. l.. Spirey, for stealing sl20 from the
person OF j. ID. Liggon.
George Washington, for breaking; aud
entering the stable Of j. C.. Dickersen and
stealing SET OF harness.
John b. Harris, for keeping an ill.sops
erned and disorderfy house on Third street
between Alarshan and Clay.
The grand jaIry adjourned over until
Thursday next.
The criminal docket will be called In the
Hastings Court to-day.
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NENTlEMEN'S. YViJTHS'. and Boys
NJ LLOYHING CLEANEDAsD DYED nc short
notice. Ladies having sls articles OF apparel: sx
VeIvefs. sssbes. Ribooas, Feathers. se4rfr, htia
Gloves, pr, sses, Sbswh. .saeVes &C., " be cleaned
90 dxsd will dad 4x4 Eroa street he paee 10 baxo
| ,hej5 WORK done. Ial,ask Curtains dyed. kaga
ceanea A. PYLE. Broad stree, near fifhe
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 A. M, IS /;
8 A. NJ, 70; noon, 50; j. NJ, So; r.
H., "a; midnight. IS.
Mean temperature, 7e
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WITH AN ARMY REVOLVER

Mr.. Paine exhibited several very dexterous
shots, for which he was heartily applauded.
His assistant standing thirty feet away
tossed glass balls at him, and he shot them
before they could hit him. Then Mr..
Paine threw the balls himself and broke
them with the revolver before they could
reach the ground. With small rifle such
as is used in shooting-galleries Mr.. Paine
broke balls thrown at him and away from
him
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fEntered at the Post-ofnce at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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EpUcAT,oN.1..
1EcGUiRE'S SCHOOL.
nj GAxBLk's HILL,
400 SOUTH THIRD strict.
John +. MCGUIRE PnIScirA

N, N c,usuotx. University OF Virgins;
nm.ns.sscr ". a. ENGLISH, University OF rt,s rsu'a
Professor ROBES MAsstk' onNers"' "
The corps IS composed Of men who nays v, sn"ue ,r
,sssh,ne seir profession. and have ben enessco in
ssc,isc ,s.,t,es from eleven 10 Twenty-Five year..
rs.nsi charges fro N s60 to ass. See citcuisrs IN
,cossiores Apply to iri0cpal or Pre,ss,or ,0 Nc
,ysu ecboo-roof open skPItsBbh zVhh'
80 IL iCci3 ----------->
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From Richmond 10 Bostou.

A VISIT TO BOSTON BY WATER AND RAIL
THE STEAMSHIP wYANOKE; CAPTAIN COUCH
AND HIS PASSENGERS PERsONAL-sOME-
THING ABOUT THE STEAMERS OF THE PAIL
RIVER LISE-oTBER FEATURES OF The
TRIP, &C., &C.
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wsyEHAL. WAYeSeS.
IRON.wORKa.

Y'nE TREDEGAR COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VA,
BUILD FeEiGHT-cAfts OF ALL DtsCRiP-
MAKE WHEELS AND AxLEs.
AND ALL KINDS or
RAILWAY WnRK, tisH;pLAtG SoLIA
or ALL siZES-
HORSE AKD kuhe;s.!!oEs' ! WATER AND
ana III sisas Of IRON ssi D4 AS uAyyIn0s.
...o 'osafu " AApSS.s;Hsrrsss pS,.s;srsss
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
10 100 NORTH .fIeHTu STREET.
~. s,x,eep,h session OF this school VIII begin
rlii,psllIY. SEPTEMBER CAD.
noxs of eleven years OF age receiyed; or, " wen
advanced, tyca younger.
CHANGES PER SESSION:
,v,..,o,,,rv Fogl, h and Mathematics. ......."f6Q
tists, TaslI,h and Mathsmsiics.... q
sI.',s. Greek French. Germsn eacn''.. .'''''' -
S.if,a noy ssudics more than Two 81 these lan-
,,sres no charge Is made for the third and fourth
kt,w, ~, ,oore boys from The same family a de-
s,s - n win he m .1e frem each bill over &c.,
psym,nis A. follows: Ten dollars $40! the day or
.trsnee. HE balance in three SIX, ana nine nohtDs
from I'm September, lsSO. ,a,,.,..,.o,
'Tircnisrs Al the bookstores af'er.l 3th lnsian'
THOMAS II. NORWOOD, Principal.
Ain No OH east Leigh street
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WITH A SHOTGUN.

Mr.. Paine began bis work ty shooting
with an ordinary double barrelled shotgun
or breech-loadlng fowing-piece at glass
balls thrown by his assistant IN any and
every direction and as rapidly and as far as
possible. After breaking every ball thus
thrown Mr.. Paine shot at balls thrown high
in the air, and broke them first at the point
where the upward night stopped, then after
they had fallen half to the ground, and
linally when within three feet OF the ground.
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Remarkable Shooting.

IRA PAINE HANDLES SHOT GUNS, DUELLISG-PIs-
Tolls, REvOLvERs. RIFLES, AND CARBTNES-
BREAKING GLAss-BALLs, LEAD-PENCILs, PEA
NUTS. GRAPES, AND BUslNEss-C CARDS.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-09

r@- 49, issrn .rrsti- uassslsr - Nagy lari s.
ie- lays ars Hsn ~ Isffau raai- 4, ;. ...s
90 -hira Be- '-s-sl ~ us ,-,lf -
"bastae's 90 s.-rs'p ti-stsstt tr-- 81
flashed BE- sbs.s 10 .t. so t..u boz, 80
hsaFsf -hai Hsuif..ss. H.a.t rayus I-4s
BiAesbarn Henry wa,isr..t. Lt. trrs.,a.a.
SpSsr. oenEfsssuau Fs.t.n. Dan rat ss- q
ssarrans o.ngrs.'msE spruFsr arI t..t +
other prsminsnt nsu s-Fau hal q .at i1 tfas.s
of Gen GArfsiI hsi.fe le 49, nominated ~
Pfesiieai ~ ;Ae Republican,. fof1rs h.sn.n.
nation these men Aai manlins.. enough g, ,..t.
Garfield the Justice % .ay that BE- stand. .srssi
10 no Statesman "a the iani 10 ps.n; q intellect
and purity Il character. bui a. son a. be- become.
the candidate AgAins; their own corrar, parts.
then be become, thief. a perjurer and al else
that Is dsspieabl, What do minded men
think q such mud .slinsef.'"
Al the same meeting the sane correspondent
says Nr. Leuis ". Bacon made a speech ba.inr
his remarks on ''the impuriy of the Republican
pres and polities II 10 unfortuna,. that All the
purity all the honor ani all the tru,hfaIns.. /.
vested IN the sanity Democratic party We should
have been much pleased TO have heard thi. effort
Of Mr.. BseoAs. Il "a. doubtle.. the ..,re,,.., of
his ifs." OF course everybody knows ,ha, the
Democracy never committed fraud And ,ha, no
Democratic paper ever told lie. We are afraid
che party, in which Levi, is striving 10 becom. a
''boss," Is "too swee, to live and will eventually
collapse because of ts great gOOdsss, lie, u. ALI
pray that this calamity will no, befAl il, becAuse
nit shssld Lewis may not become State Treasurer
or have an oPPonusity TO air his langs IN the
halls Of Congress-
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jsS-cOi. Edwin il. Webster, Republican nom.
inee for Congress in the I'd district, va. In Tow
sontssn ON Thursday and was present At tho con.
ference of the Executive Committee and member.
Of the several clubs. lie was very warmly greet.
ell and was assured Of most hearty and cordial
support. Several old soldiers Of his regimen,
gave him vigorous hand-shake, which the gal.
liant Coloncl-Who hell quite q lsvee In the Uxrox
Office seemed To- enioy
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MARRIAGES. A

HALL-JAMES.-On the 18th Of sept, By the
Rev. Mr.. Richardson, X. Ilinkls Hall, Of Bal
tim"re {" Maggie e.. daughter of Henry NJ.
james. of baltimore county.
M,CAULEY -NORRIs.-On the seth Of Sent.
by the Rev. J. u. Siiit. WIN. u. MeCauley and
'ie"rgie Norris. both Of Balto. county.
CIbbl -HElSSE.-On sept. ~. BY the Rev.
Wa;son case. Chas. l.. Culdy 10 Anna Mary,
daughter of John \. lleisse, all of Monkton,
Baltimore county.
Rev. D. Rchardson. Frederick l.. MAY, of Bal.
;iiuarc O. Me,ina D.. Myers, Of this county
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a
Wstt u
L. -trf aH ras Mu
ssf fHatafs .rf .- tlk.f
ta.IN gag - -
'E.st e.-I % .s frss'.s =, t,safss y
- .-fa iaf 80 tfa 20 la fhs s..s
I.r. art tts atHsr se1t fs-srt-I amaas fAs
-fgage Es-..it = hs.tiaafs ceguty. - fAs.f
ssa - 80. folio ue. ~. aaa--sisnsd .isnss =
to NafieassF. -.'l ssli atTatAs aarf.sh - -
.aufasa. 10 Baiumafs eaan'y. Al to Caar' u 4ss
Is.r Ho
r.ts i,a t,, o-.1.,. l..o.
faeI.rk FN
Iui FOLLOWING DESCRIBED rAEcrts
uE TRACT> - LAND.
s.fssts lr Baltimore raautf. ani bindlns sa tie
) .fk I4rnTiAe Rad. aui near the g.d mile stone
an 'Ae .aii turnpike anI abau, mile. from PARK
e -tsff. 10. "a the \ rthefu central RAlIuat
AMI a..s. from Waite Hal station. A. "
leain 20 n'e ""snfle- ihe property. Il % par
tsat4flg if.cfihvi iu fsa desi. one from Jokn
D Rose auI aiir Thama. X Rose and off. and
other. ., Vincent ". webb. beAnng date March
-. l,-~. and recorded among the Land Records
. Baltimore county IA Liher J. ~. No. Ios. folio
o.. aui the other ffom Francis " GRAY and
Martha q. cray 90 Vincent ~ webb. and re-.
corded among The said records In Libsy n No
l"> ioi" -. aah bearing date June IS. ISIS, con.
tainiu.
~, ACRES. . ROoDs AND 10 SQUARE
POLES. MORE OR LESS. IN FEE SIMPLE.
THIS property Is most beautifully situated In .
high ani healthy section of baltimore county. in
a most delightful and convenient ueighborhooI,
bein: only one mile from the village ol Hereford.
With Churches. Schools. &c.
The Improvements consist ofA
FRAME AND BRICK DWELLING.
eoniainin; about rooms. Barn, Stables and
other oiibuildings in good condition There |, .
hne spring Of water. with Spring House. This
spring vas never known 10 90 dry.
TERMS or SALE Cash, the balance In g
and - months. equal instaIments. or all cash. Al
the option of the purchaser. the credit payments
70 bear interest from the day of SALE and secured
By the notes Of the purchaser indoFsed 10 the sat
isflcti"n of the Trustee.
dePosi, Of $3.50 will be required on the d.y
Of sale.
Title unquestiOnabie and possession given.
Eis- All trains going both ways stop Al Park.
ton. TIL. HUGHES,
Trustee. Assignee Of Mortgage.
- 81. Paul ST.. Baltimore.
Oct.q.-ts
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-c-l 70 several DAY. iA.i ~ess D, "a pabi.,L
e 20 '.we q the democratic paper. tia, senator
J ne'. N,vaia. bat DECLARED for Hancock Al,
saan = thi' Publication came o. the senator. no.
iiee be branded i as a 'iapiI invention of ID.
enemy ~iihosi a shAIo~ q foundation 10 fact" /"
Il ' safe O. say that at lea; nine tenth. Il the
Republicans who are claimed for Haneock by ID.
Democratic new'PaPer' have been mi.reprs,eatsd
Jas, a. seaator Jons. has been. Thi. !. a queer
way q gathering recruit. for the "ssperb.
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Er-oi all the ridiculous lies thus far circulated
b. the cheap Democratic press Of the country the
most irsn'paren, is the one that Gen. GARFIELD
may be withdraw from the Republican tieks, ami
zen. Grant substituted I, looks very much liae
dying men eaielins at siraws" when they give
publicity 70 such nonsense. The Republicans are
entirely satisfied uiih their nominee and will show
their confidence in him and in the party by elect.
ing him on the 2d Of November next.
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SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND NEAR HERE.
FORD, BALTIMORE COUNTY.

lhhtl Of LAND NEAk HEKE-
FORD. BALTIMORE COUNTY.
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
baltimore county, passed in a cause in said -.
s.17 Court wherein John Edward Bacon l. s2Xs
4: complainant and Joseph T.. Rowe aud
sarah A. Rowe are defendants. the undersi gnrd.
Trustee will offer for sale by public auction On the
Hall. on the y. e. u. r., on
Safsrfay. OcfoLsr sOfL, IssO,
at o'clock =. ~,
ALI. THAT TRACT OF LAND NEAR HERE.
FORD. BALTIMORE COUNTY. AND
CONTAINING % ACRES. Z KOObs AND
- PERcHES.
This tract Is improved by a SMALL HOUSE.
Stable and necessary ouihuiidings. There j. also
n MILL SITE on this tract On which there va.
formerly erected powder mill.
Also all those four other tracts or parts of tract.
OF land. lying contiguous to, or .urposci to lie
contisu t. each "iher. the fret containing
- ACRES pf LAND. MORE or LESS
Tn" improvement. on ihi. tract consist of snail
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE and the usual
ouihuiiiing. the second containing
L. ACRES AND ! ROOD oF LAND. MORE
OR LESS
the 'hri containing
~ AcGEs OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
toe fourth containing
ACRES ANb Hpob % LAND. MORE
OR LIS
Al-a The undivided mnieiy IN two other snail
tract. cantunins in the aggfesai.
=. A'EE> AND ! ROOD MORE OR LESS
The above land. beng ali TIE land. mentioned in
q mortgage from joseih D. Rove and uife 20
Elisha ''fs,u. anl recorded among the Mortgage
kor4fi' q Baltimore county IN Liber D.. n. A..
~ % folio 80 Sc
The pfppsuy u.ll b. ofefsi f,r ,als a. a Whole.
All = nei .,li ~iil he oaeret 70 parcels,
filE TERMS - SALE =. Ufsscfibsi by the
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-09

rS-walier winsor. 10 year. Of age. Of Proyi.
denee. X. l.. has been sentenced TO ,l,s psatestia
~ for life tor the brutal murder Of a Lady named
Potter by beating her brains out with heavy i,on.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-09

ssc-A horse dis,emper. similar to the epiloo,ie,
Is prevailing in New York. and over 1000 head
we're sick in the city alone last week The disease
has also made it, appearance in Baltimore in a
mid form.
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~ John FAdsen. of Baltimore. "a. Killed a,
HArs~ood Park On the day % the Democratic
meeting there a iew ~eek, ago by falling under a
car His mother has nov susl the company for
$50, ,Oo0 DAMAGE
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-09

rs- The pastor. 4 the evangelical cAurrhs. n
the District q 'aiambia have i..usl "a rAII 10
PFAysr" for the success The rish, in the coming
Pre'iisn'iai eon,e'; AMI tor the continued pro.
perity q the country,
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RS-Ths information may no, be gratifying To
certain gentlemen but yet are compelled to say
that there are some Hancock. English and
WEBSTER clubs forming in baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-09

70 Tas ss- r,taa',. ta.. ~. .,r.n.r-.
~il 'i''i Baltimore neat sees au4 j. ,alicit.a.
fr fear there Si.i Mt 30 enough e. i.ei tlsu ol.
IA'' i' a matter q much Importance AMI .a.4ll
b. ean'i isrei BY the committees.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-09

u Nl llEI. At Gasan-tosn. On the 5th in.t
ja'et llAabeit iu the 18th year u her age
hsI - ~.fr y bauicl Iiaubcrt.
-iNr-"N 80 waoii rrry. on sth inst. Gather
.t' mV''u. 10 TIE 9TH year q her age.
itae late ssargs simpson.
J f-fN A. Emory sfate % fth instant L
't.stt. asei 10 care, . nouihs and . days. son
- H ant Alice s Jackson
hfAi NUNt ln bait sept 80. Rmma J
ieaaa. .rt su4nsssf laughter Il the late Ihos
7 snI fa.A reaam ~
rFffit 900 A. Maau, ,srnon Mills. sept.
10 g Fe,teafI. BE- the "a year q his
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Fi's; Precine; -COLD SPRING HOTEL.
>eeoni Prer,nc, HAMPDEN VILLAGE.
FALLS ROAD
IEifi Pf.rinrt Tow -OSIDwN
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5rS- Mr.. TreAduay, Of Hartford, the Gresnbaek
aominee for Congress in the I'd district, has aIso
declined
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-09
Eighth District.
Ninth nistriet.

First Precinct -cOCKEYSViLLE.
Second Pfecinet-C. -. COCEEY's TES.MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-09
COL. EDWIN H. WEBSTER.
What the Press of the District has to say
OF the Republican Nominee
for Congress.
lF,.m "a. ceca mhia. R.nuLiiennA

OF the Republican Nominee
for Congress.
(from "a, Cecil Wkiy. R,pWLiican.l
We publish in another column very admirable
letter addressed by Col Webster 10 the committee
appointed to inform him Of his nomination for
Congress by the Republicans of this district. Il
u frank and uncquiyocal declaration Of Kepub-
lean principles AMI Of manly independence. Col.
cb'ier does not by vague or ambi guous language.
leave the Republicans OF this district either TO in
fer or 10 presume that he IL in accord with them
upon the important political issues inv we'd in the
presen, Presidential and Congressional camp aign.
lie settles all ntcrcnces a. 90 his political status
growing cut Of the fact that for some years he
has not been actively identified with any political
"reAniiaiion-hy the positive assertion that he
y m fall sympathy aud affliation With the
National Republican party. MhatCol. Webster
a,scris. no man will doubt. lie means 10 say
What every truly patriotic man should .ay. when.
a. AZ thi- time, every material interest II this
country. and every productive interest oi it. pco-
lr Be- being eapafiiIci by the attempt # the free
tfatr bcm4craes % the south. aided by their
Nsrihcrn ailr-. g. .esufc the absolute control q
tAr ms.aiu,ry 8 auf ,'ns eminent TIA; he j. o..
l..si them. '.4a o.l Line Wing. tai. Web
.'cr &. rn f.,.r : TIE Ir.tc-'l.n of American ia
ta.tf.'- There t.' . tut.. hanie a. 81. ben b.
tra ta A.H'a 4 90. i.rse There i. not
r... .tu.e a. l. t.n.h. t.rA hia k.miih a. lis
rcr There l't ~ . ms. h.t..' a. trsu safker.
payer maker 20 -.fisn sfiuref ~ weaver %
trt w. ..a4.i Dc mis- tHte t.f g..
Webster t4f ''. ...i #.. rI4stf.Hat'y ;af be-
i.r. aft t.e utr u.s have .Htere.ts a.
D.. f.,fat tt.a.. it~. We as-.,s-g
'r lia. .-ss '-tle Tsris s-rsssa =
ar.tt snt tattft ~'h ttea Ne
ea ae.,es tu 'as 4stt., -.
anl .at-fs.f4fsts
Ne rat' vtf tsrt
tss % aesr' trath O..
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INVITATION.


All Strangers cordially inspection of
Our Model Tailoring Establishment,
Where will be found the Largest and Most Complete Lines
Fine Imported Goods for Gentemens Wear
city prices induce us to acknowledge no competition
everything OF the best and pains will be spared please
Reference measures will be taken of those desiring order
the future
To make this visit pleasant and profitable ALL we will
keep our house beautifully decorated during days
JOHN M. KELLER.
No. 5 NORTH CALVERT STREET.
BALTIMORE,
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Seventh District,

fir,t Precinct AT IIlE HOUSE Of ELL :.
SAMPSON.
Second Precinct PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL. wiSEElKG.
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i"i rr.al-t WRIGHT TAVERN. HAE.
ORD Road
-,ahiFrs. .h-; WILLIAM ELAcEI-ToN :
FnEsf-. rHILA EOAb
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-09
Sales of Property.
V,RUSTEE'S SALE

Thomas j. Hunter. Attorney a, Law, Towson-
sontown, nd.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-09
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE COUNTY.

THE CAMPAIGN IN THE COUNTY
The Active Republican Association of Wood /
berry held a inectng on Friday night. Ist inst. /
and unanimously adopted the following rcsolu- |
tOns:
Whsrsa-. The members of the Republican
Active Association hail with pleasure the action
Of the Republican Congressional Convention Of
the ID district in placing before our surage
the name Of Col Edwin n. Webster. of Hartford |
county therefore be il
RssoIrsd. By the members of thi, association /
that We cheeriully endorse the above nomination.
aud pledge ourselves to use all honorable mean.
to give the vote Il this precinct TO the nominees Of
the Republican Pariy-'iarded. Arthur and
Webster.
Resolutions were also unanimously adopted
looking 10 a Consolidation Of the two club. nov
established.
ON Monday evening of last week the Republi
can voter. Of Canton. 18th district. met and or
ganired Garfield, Arthur and W,b.tc. club
With membership ofninety. which will be greatly
increased ~ ,he campaign pruyTe..c. The to-
loving ofccrs elected Pf,.iIcut. Evan
Jone. vice president. Frcik Gfo.. .ccf,taf,.
WIN. =. @fiei,h treasurer. Ge.. ". Garrett
safseant A. arus. Alam uft Tace,e-uii,rr.u
Mite" eons. =. - The. E,ans. David W. ba,s.
wm Leysh.n auI Gcnrre ilushe.. 10 q. injunction
~ith the PRECEDENT The mtatef.hif 9 the ,Iat
D. iatselN rsmt .eI 70 Young men ~t. AZ, emit
'a';it 10 the eA4.e ana ittrnI'a SIX ts.iIuau.tt
iar th' Advancement Eer4t. al tun..r.,.
1as,e~ e~4tatae,,.r. .fitersr4l. ~ E,r..t.,
'.uH.i''ss = tae -.4.'t tt.I p -t-s#,. il4f.
Ias. 1t sr. r Ia.-.i.1 p t#- ss... s't.a Sod
tf i'.rsat. fr f-.a fs'tt t.- .rf.t .E.
tte -att 90 ssrsfs .-.afs-,s ...a -,.s-.r.s To-
?. tts .ss.fae ~ Ns....e q, a.-s r..s. s.-
te .,st tf .tstrt..r.saf a i r.. rt. at-t
g.,r- 2. g +frff sf.t.t tf.e atf ttftf..n
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New Advertisements.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.

Presidential aad Congregational Election, so
Published by Authority.l
OTYIcE CouxTY COMMISSIONERS oY BALTo. Co.,
Towsontown, Sept. 29th, 1850.
ORDERED by the County Commissioner Of
Baltimore county that the following named per
sons be and they are hereby appointed JUDGES
or ELECTION at the general election To- be
held November I'd. 1850:
First District
Fir., P,seiae,--IsAAC PEDDIcoRD, DAVID
LEONARD. HENRY SCIiLOssER.
!SseoHd P,seisei-J0HN J. PILERT. JOHN
". wALkER, ALEXANDER l.. CROSBY.
-Seeond Distriet-
GERARD EMMART, DAVID WILSON, WILL.
LIAM ~. SHIRLEY.
Third District
lot Psseiae,-HENRY 7. DALEY. JAMES ".
BERRY, EPliRAIM HOFFMAN.
% P'rse,aet- WILLIAM POLE, SR, MARTIN
N. MANGER. JOSEPH w. JAMES.
"a p,'eiaef--C. LYON ROGERS. SAMUEL
BRADY. JAMES u. COUNCILMAN.
Fourth District
JESSE rPPERC0. GEORGE ". UHLER.
JOHN ,. GORE.
fifth District
JOHN T. KELLE1. NOAH cOFFIEL. Tm0M
A. HALE
Sixth District
JACOB u. HAMPSHIRE. wM ScmAEFF.
JOHN COOPER.
seventh District
l.' Fr'aaef WILLIAM ENsoR. ABRAHAM
DOW ~. WHITFIELD MEREDITH
"a Pr,rtuef JOSEPH NELSON. HaKRi
son ALMoSl J0HN BUKNS.
Eighth District
L. I.s,,s1 DH. J. " HAWKINS. THOMAS
NEyfN. joins BOND
"a p's,,aet VINCENT sHIPLEY. CIIAS.
q. cpCkLl. KLits PAKks
Ninsh District
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DANCING CLASSES.

Professor J. II. cODET uili resume his DANC-
ING CLASSES At the SMEDLEY HOUSE. Tou-
soniown. commencing on Mssday Aftsrasoa. De-
fobsr lSfk. lsSe. Ladies. Misses and Masters
Classes on Monday and Thursday AfternOons
from o'clock until o'clock. Gentlemen's class
same days. from ...se 60 $50 o'eloek r. ". For
terms. apply TO or address the Professor At the
Smedley House. (Oct. ..-3u.
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