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&C. Dr. Frank I. shaw. u; Carroll county. tho
len.ciA nominee for Congress in thi. l>econd)
district. has written letter to Mr.. Gorman,
chairman % the State Central Committee, de-
c!iain: the nomination. The Dr. IL now in bis
second term Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Car
roll c1un,y and ha. about i've years TO serve.
The Congressional term being only two years, and
the pr. being practical fellow he think. /; bet
ter to hold on 90 this certainty than to run the
chance Il being beaten for Consrc.. two years
h'n'c /; NJ; a, the approaching election. The
member. e the state Central Committee for tho
di.,r will NEE, At Earnum'. today Saturday.
IT the parrose of taking action on DR.. shaw's
resignation. when i. .ail provision for new pri-
maric- AMI convention will b. male. Probably
TIL Ua.ic thing fpr.ecn before DR.. Shaw was
nominated ami !; va. intended in the enI 10 re-
'ult 1" the a lyantl;c Of Mr.. Talbot. Stranger
thing than TIL. have occurred. and all thing. are
possible with the riu.
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co-The Washington Daily Critic. an indie
pendent paper. says that the losses In collecting
and disbursing Government funds under President
Hayes administration have been only ,igh, @iiI.
90 as thousand dollars. AHd re, Democratic
orators and newspapers declare thu, the RepubIi-
can administration is corrupt. thieviag. &C.
Wonder what the losses would be under four ySars
Of Democratic rule,
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Thirteenth District.
Monday. OctoJsr ia. 1850.
At SlIULTHEIS:

NJ
Tas.day, October 5fL, 1850,
AT JOS. J. HELLMAN'S. RELAY HOUSE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
E6-The sitting eash day will be from o'clock
A. NJ. until o'clock 7. ".
B- The said lists Of qualified voters will be cor.
rected BY striking thereirom the names Of all per-
sons who have died or those who have remcv ed
from the District. or who have become disqualified
under the second and third Section. Of the l.,
Article Of the Constitution Of Maryland, and 60
register the maine of every person who shall apply
TO be registered a. 4 qualified voter who shall sat.
sfy the Register he possesses the requisite quail
heations under the Constitution Of the United
states, and also under the Constitution Of the State
Of Maryland.
Naturaliicd citizens in each District are requir.
ed 20 exhibit their naturalization papers 10 the
Register.
Those persons desiring TO be registered or trans
ferred are respectfully requested 10 come forward
promptly that the Register may be enabled to dis
charge hi. duty in accordance with the law.
GEORGE ". FEELEMYER.
Officer Of Registration. ist Election District.
CHARLES p. ROGERS.
Officer of Repatriation. ID Election District.
GEORGE II. ELDER.
Officer Of Registration. "a Election district.
WILLIAM l.. SllRIvER.
Officer OF Rcgistration. 9Th Election District.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Officer of Registration. 9Th Election District
JAMES ". MCCULLOUGH.
Oaiccr Of Registration. 9TH Election District
CHARLES l.. ALM0NY.
0aicer Of Registration. 9Th Election District.
DR. THOMAS l.. GALLOWAY.
Oaicer u Registration. Sth Election District.
DR.. u. :. WILLIAMS.
Officer Of Registration, 9Th Election District.
THOMAS BOND,
0hicer Of Registration, 10th Election District.
EDWIN JESSoP,
oaieer Of Registration. lith Election District.
August wEIS.
oficer Of Registration, 18th Election District.
JOHN J. WADE.
Officer Of Registration, 18th Election District.
sept. is.-td.
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srs-A few days ago we me; a well known Dem
ocrat of the 9th disrici-a man who in times past
has been active in the party work who now IS
enthusiastically for Garfield. lilo also informed
as that he knew Of n number OF other Democrats
/ his immediate neighborhooi who would vote n
he did. We asked the reason Of this change Of
sentiment and the reply was that he could not
support the Democrat; party on ae,ount Of it.
position on the tariff question. II We are not
much mistaken the Republican vote Of Maryland
will be largely increased n, the November election.
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ED-Thc Old Defenders Association Of Balt-
more-,here being now bu, ten members left
celebrated the anniver.ary Of the battle Of North
Point at the Mansion House. Druid Hill Park, on
Monday. where Mr.. VIM. NJ. Marine delivered the
annual address. The names and age. Of the mem-
bcrs OF the Association are J. J. Daneker, 50 +;
Darius Wheeler, 81; George Boss. SIS; James
Mckay. Sc; VIM. Stiles. So; Elijah stansbury,
50; VIM. Bachelor, % James Morfori, 81; Hen
~ Lightner, 50. and Nathaniel Watts, IS.
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es- AZ will be seen by the issue ofthe Journal
Of this week our neighbor Is just iesde prcma-
ture on the political news from Maine. We are
not at all diseomhted BY the result. In fact We
feel very happy-mueh more than he does,
well wager We have not been using "big
cannon" for many years indeed se hayn't one in
ahs Office. but IL We eau crafty osr Reighbor by
doiAg 90 We may order one In time for next week.
"lie who laughs last laughs best" az words to
Al
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Special Notices.
A CARD.

"A
RocKBALE, September 9Th lSS0.
feel IL due 10 the citizens Of Baltimore county
end 60 myself 10 make public the manner in which
i have been treated by the present School Exam.
liner OF the county. For nearly nineteen years
have been teaching in some Of the hes; schools in
the county, aud always aeceptably 90 the patrons
and Trustees. During DIR. kcpler's term Of oicc
held First Grade, First Glass certificate. which
was granted to but seven teachers at that time
But soon rs Mr.. Brua obtained his present posi-
ton his profoHad SisfoHs discovered that was
not competent 10 hold such q certificate and he
cut 10 down as low rs he could. was obliged al
that time 20 accept the reduction, account Of a
depending family, having no other means Of max
ing living. by stringent economy NC Tired
But Mr.. Bruhs animosity did not seem gra,ihed
at this, so now he has amused himself by turning
me out entirely.
have been teaching ut Ellieott City for over
four years aud give In full the letter written 20
Mr.. Bruf by the Trustees % my school:
ELLicorr CRY. August 10th. 1850.
THos. c. BRuvP. Eso.-Bear Sir DIR. Macgiil,
one OF the Board Of School Commissioners. in
formed that our former teacher Of public school
No. J, i. L. Marriott, did not pass the examina.
ton and therefore could not be returned 20 US A.
teacher. That Information was very unexpected
and very much regretted by all the patrons Of the
school. on account Of his being 30 acceptable and
so well qualified in every respect 20 teach our
school. ! mentioned to DR.. Macgill the great los.
no would sustain and IL there was no way by
which We could have him returned. lie said you
might probably give him another examination,
Mr.. Marriott has taught school FOR Us for the last
ave years. and has been very acceptable, and in
fact IL considered one Of the hest teachers in Eli.
colt City. have been Of the Trustees for
twelve years. and can safely say tina, he Is the
only teacher that has been Of any account since
have been Trustee Of the school. My colleague.
Mr.. Johnston, and myself have taken a good deal
Of interest In the school and will feel very much
dissatisded to see Il 90 down; therefore We would
most respectfully ask you 10 return Mr.. Marriott
10 our school. ID. J. MccAuLEy,l
J. n. JonSsroS. i'u''ees'
The following Is Mr.. Bruif's reply
TOwsOSrOwS. August 18th, lSSO.
DANIEL MccArLEY ESQ Nv Dear Sir
l regret that your former teacher. Mr.. Marriott.
has failed 10 pass thu required examination 10 oh.
tain . certificate. Unless the members Of the
Board will consent 10 give him another examina.
ton before Sept lst lie will be no longer be
recognized as . teacher In the Public Schools Of
this County. On account Of SIR Marriotts' long
service ~ teacher and because he l. giving sat.
isfaction In your school would like 20 see him
retained. But under the State School Law he
ssssf have certificate. There will be q special
examination on Friday Aug 27,h a, the High
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rc-J. Bays Webster, NJ. D.. ofiiarford coun.
~. announces himself in last weeks Hartford pa
pers as an Independent candidate for Congress in
this tSecond) district. In his card he says "eeon-
omy and retrcnchment Of Government expenses /;
the restoration Of commerce; greater purity In
the ballot box-by which alone We can perpetu-
ate our Rcpube-constitute the platform upon
which | stand"
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FAIRFIELD AND ARTHUR!

MASS MEETING AND POLE RAISING AT
HEREFORD. 9Th district. baltimore county.
>"i"ri"y. S.y.f.s'L,r .5'i. lSsO,
n; o'clock +. VI.
Ic-All who are favorable to the election Of the
Scholar Soldier aud Statesman, GES. JAMES A.
GARFIELD. and the lIones; and Patriotic CllES.
TER 4. ARTHUR. our standard bearers. are
invited TO come ani hear the questions Of the
day ably discussed by Capt. II. ". Mccall. York.
Pa: Bal;u. kennard. Esq. Baltimore. Nd: Hon.
John T.. smith. Carroll county. Nd: John r. Ea-
sor. Esq. Baltimore county. Nd. and other able
speakers who expected To be present to address
the meeting.
\ band Of music will he prcsen, to enliven the
occasion.
Republicans turn out. Forward 10 the front. .
sept.lS.-2t. BY order Of COMMITTEE.
Law Office OF r. w. Baldwin, ~ Lexington
Street, Baltimore,
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pERKSiiIRES FOR SALE.

one extra fine BOAR and two Sows. Took
fret and second premiums at las, Bal
timorc county Fair. From imported MIA
Stock noted for its pure breeding andtIMfA
faitcning qualities. Only parted with 10 prevent
too close breeding. Will he sold at low prices.
Stock can be seen at anv time. For prices. &C.,
address FRED'K Won kAPFf.
Goyanstown. Baltimore county. Md.
Sent. iS.-aw.
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EnrThe Democratic papers in the South are
publishing Wade lla,nptOn's speech, as reported
by the Iuii'y Ii'yiaian. and praising him for
honesty in correctly stating that the South i,
'fgh,ing for the same principles for which Lee
and jackson Tough, four years for" while the
Democratic papers in the North are denying that
he ever made the speech.
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WHOSE VIcroRr Is irl-The Democrats claim
tina, hsy have carrie Maine and are rejoicing
accordingly. bu, Il would seem BY the view taken
Of II by the Grcenbackers Of that State, Who cut,
number the Democrats more than four to one tia,
to then the vic,oty belongs and that there 10 very
little of comfort IN the result Of the election for the
Democracy. The National Grecnback Committee
have issued an address which contains very
little encouragement for Democrats. II i q. fol.
lows:
IT, he .Nniio""i GrrenLuek LaLor PARTY The
Grccnbackcrs Of down East" send encouragement
aud hope to their brethren Of the far West. Our
victory IN Main surpasses expectation. A straight
Grccnback candidate for Uovernor has been elected
and two ~ three t;rccnback Congressman with the
Legislature.
The party of Scion Cha.c /. victorious over the
combined vote Of arimoncy Republicans and
bourbon Democrats. We fought against great
odds aud won. We had the opposition Of the
party IN power. well disciplined and splendidiy
ohccfci. We were handicapped With the nominal
supl"r, 81 the Hancock men. they had no ticket
Even as some would steal the livery Of heaven To
serve the devil in, So some of the Democracy Of
Maize. their own party having fallen 20 pieces.
but gave our ticket their support in hopes 20
usurp the credit of our victory.
The Democrats were badly divided, many vot.
ing against u. The Grecnbackers alone are Gu
titled to the victory. aud will run straightou,
ticket. Let u press the hgh; with new courage.
Maine has demonstrated the strength Of our cause,
the popularity Of our standard bearers the coming
disiniegraiion Of the Bourbon Democracy, and
their final surrender 81 the despiscd Rag baby"
By order Of the national executive committee.
LIZ CHASDELL, Secretary.
The Democracy l. welcome TO all the comfort
they can extract cut Of the above. The Democrat.
in Maine have now two things left them. via -
Either to support the Greenback electors Who Il
elected, will vote for ten. Weaver. or place an
Electoral ticket Of their own in the field and by
this means give the state to GARFIELD by 1900
majority. Which horn Of the dilemma will they
accent!
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yEi'- The Republicans Of the Third. Fourth and
Fifth Congressional districts Of Maryland held
their conventions on Wednesday and made nomi-
nations As follows; Third district. Joshua Horner
Jr.; Fourth district. Enoch Pratt; Fifth district
DIR. VIM. X. Wilmer. All the nominations are
good and the Republicans will now 60 to work In
earnest 60 try and elect them.
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Ss'- The Grand Army Of the Repablie on Wed.
ae'day went into camp at An,ie,am and will 70.
main until to-day. On Friday the ceremony Ofun.
yelling the statue Of the "Prvate Soldier" In the
National Cemetery, took place and attracted 4
very large crowd. The sth Nd. regiment and the
Towson Guards Of this place were among The
visiting military
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1se- George II. Ambrose. SO years Of age. one
Of the Commissioners Of Frederick county and q
highly respected citizen. committed suicide on
Saturday Of last week. by shooting himself with
n gun. which he had borrowed from q neighbor
lie is supposed to have been Iaboring under n ten.
Porary alteration Of mind brough, abou, by G.
nanciai difficulties.
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e1-The New York Graphic. speaking Of
change in the policy Of the government IN the
event Of Democratic success. and Of the disastrous
effect Il would have upon the business interests Of
the country, says "many voters, otherwise very
kindly disposed to Hancock. will be constrained
to vote against him because they dead change.
II be Is elected they fear that fom November until
March business will be.siagDant and that after the
inauguration Il will be too late to have busy
Spring. Politicians must not blame business men
for looking at matters from n business point Of
view. The consideration which We have outlined
10 having lie effect In business circles FAR outside
Of avowed Republicans. and the fact that Demo
cratic leaders ignore il will not make the fact non
existent. Democrats had better spend less time
Ia personalities and devote more time 90 convinc-
Ing the country that change Of parties would be
safe ut this time" The effort would be vain
Democrats cannot prove that.
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sEa-The Pennsylvanhia Railroad Company arc
converting their old steel rails into car.whess Al
their shops at Altoona, Pa. This is putting old
steel rails to new use. and may DO fairly eonsid.
cred nm important innovation. Il Is stated that
they arc better adapted to this use than the mater
ia that is used FOR many. IL no, most, ear.wheels
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4 CELEBRATION.

Il. Jamc. Beneficial Socic,ic. Nos. aud 3. Of
Long Grccn. will hold n celebration in Mn. JOHN
kANES WOODS. near Knoxville. on saturday.
>'pi'a'L.r 18th. commencing Mt . A. ". Other
Soriciic. respectfully invited To attend.
IL GRAFTON QtIGLEY. President.
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EA-Th Democrats Of the eth district had
pole raising at Parkton on Saturday last and the
attendance was so slim that the pole could no, bs
pu, up. Il was finally raised BY the assistance Of
some railroad men who took pity on the small as.
semblagc and gave Il helping hand.
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Sales of Property.
slinslun & siinslufr, Attorneys.
SALE

Mo"TcAGEE's SALE
VALUABLE FARM IN = TnE SIXTH ELEc.
TION DISTRICT. BALTIMORE COUNTY.
BY virtue of the power and authority contained
in a Mortgage from stephen q. Hoshall IL
81 and wife To August Ohlc. dated the -
EL 18th day Of June. \. d. 1879, and re-
corded among the Mortgage Records u BAIu-
county. in Liber j. b., No. 49, folio sos, &C.,
default in the same having been made, the un-
dersigncd. Attorney named IN the Mortgage, will
sell by public auction Mt the Court House door, in
TowsOntown, on
Tae'day, 2Isf day Of S.lie@Lsr, 4. u. 1850,
at ~ o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate in the 9Th election district. baltimore
county, being the property upon which the late
Stephen q. lIoshall resided, and comprising for
the first part all those parts of several tracts of
land known respectively ~ "llurst's lIills."
"lIurst's Adventure and "Markey's Luck"
which said first part IL particularly described in
deed from John Wisncr and wife TO the said Ste
phcn q. lIoshsll, dated ninth day Of November,
A. u. 1867. and recorded among the Land Rec
orls OF baltimore county, in Liber j. ii. L., No.
80, folio 1l3, &c., containing
CO ACRES AND 1853 SQUARE PERCIfEs OF
LAND, MORE or LESS.
And comprising for the second part all that lot Of
land called Lot No. I, on plat made by EnOch
Dorsey, surveyor, for jesse lIoshali, In April.
lNJ'' Dcing part OF three tracts OF land called
"liomc Secured "lIurst's III wiz and "Cow
Pasture, all Of which said tracts lie contiguous
TO each other. which said lot No. Is particularly
described In deed from Jesse Iloshall, Sr, to
said Stephen q. IIoshall. dated the twenty ninth
day Of March, eighteen hundred aud sixty seven,
and recorded among the Land Records Of Balti-
more county. in Liber J. II. L., No. So, folio $40,
&C.. and contains
90? ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
The Improvements consist ola
DWELLING HOUSE. TENANT HOUSE,
BARN AND OTHER NECESSARY
0UTBUIlDINGS.
TERMS OF SALE.-One. third cash on the DAY
Of sale. or the ratification thereof by the Circuit
Court. one third in six months and balance in
twelve months. or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser. secured payments 20 bear interest from
the day Of sale. and 60 be satisfactorily secured.
a cash deposit Of 5000 will be required on the
day Of sale. PHILIP l.. MOORE.
Attorney named in the Mortgage.
SAMUEL q. WILSON. Auctionecr.
sept. It's.
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Es- The Democrats Of Arkansas. true to their
party record elsewhere. rcpudia,cd their State
debt at the late election. tive them chance and
they will repudiatc the National debt also.
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MARRIAGES.

0MPSON-C0OK.-On the sth September.
by Rev. J. =. Bags. Thomas A. Thorpson. of
Howard county, to Miss Mary A. Cook. of Bal.
timorc county.
GRISw0LD-DEAvER.- the 18th inst, at
the parsonage on Taylor's Circuit, ". l.. Church
South, by Rev. ". A. Mcdonald, John u. iris
void. Of Baltimore county, to Miss Eliza Dcaver.
Of Baltimore city.
DANNENBERG-SUMw September
$. by the Rev. William =. Curley. p. X. Damien.
berg TO Lille w.. daughter Of J. u. Sumwalt.
Esq, all Of Baltimore county.
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IL FEMALE SEMINARY,
NINE MILES FROM BALTIMORE,
on y. e. RAILROAD.

This School has been recognized under n new
Principal and Offers every facility for thorough
practical and ornamental education. Buildings
accommodate - boarding pupils. Grounds con
tain u acres ornamcnially laid out.
a full Collegiate Course for young ladies iesir-
ing graduation. A Selcc; Course for those not de-
string graduation. A Preparatory Course for
misses from TO ! I years of age.
Music and Art Departments under experienced
teachers. Faculty of eight tsl teachers.
Board and tuition in English and Latin, per
year. $500. bay pupils from $50 to $50.
School tickets on Il. Il. for day pupil. from city.
Next Session opens 18th September.
For catalogues address.
REy. j. II. TURNER. A. NJ.
Aug. lin Principal.
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en- The Virginia funders and Readju held
= meeting this week with n view to uniting ON one
electoral ticket for Hancock in that State. hut
nothing was accomplished. Il looks very much
though the vote Of that State will be ,h.own for
Garfield
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y. 2. A. HaddAway. Esq.. Of "Episcopal
Methodist" baltimore, Nd, writes: awith much
pleasure testify to the good effects Of DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup in my family. Have used Il IN
many cases, and In each instance the resalt vas
entirely satisfactory. Price IS cents q bottle.
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eo- The Democrats Of the 9Th Congressional
district Of Maryland on Wednesday nominated
Col. James sehley. Of AlIegany county, for Con-
grcss. Col. schley Is . lawyer, 60 years Of age
and native Of Frederick county.
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cn-rha nemncrn,. h.ld : ..l,i... .l.........

c0-The Democrats held "big" demonstration
at Hardwood Park, p. W. A b. railroad, on Mon.
day. but nearly all the "big guns who had been
announced to speak were only conspicuous by
their absnnee. An immense quantity Of beer and
other drinkabies wsrp destroyed, cheap gamblers
held high carnival and Hancock vas gIorihed.
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ssfs- IL seems that the Democratic nominating
convention Of the ID Congressional dist. was lit
tic too previous" In nominating DR.. Shaw. The
Dr., strange n IL may seem. nov declines the
nomination and the circus will have to be gone
through with again.
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.rfs- Allegany. Charles. Washington, Carroll.
Montgomery. Cecil and st. Mary's county will all
vote on the question Of local option at the No
vcmber election. Prohibition now prevail. IA
seven counties of Maryland.
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jsE'- The Republicans Of Howard county held
their convention on Monday to send delegatsssso
the Congressional convention. Resolutions were
adopted against Custom House rule in the county.
Right
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DEATHS.

DEATHS Free Tributes, &C., 10 cts. 90 Line
Mcti uFFiS.-on 10. inst. Of diptheria. Thomas
E.. aged years and , months the youngest
child Of James and Caroline McGufLn.
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ca-It IL said that the new census will shoU
tina, the popular belief that the bulk Of Govern
nent bouds ' held by capitalists and corporations
Il iraeFrcet.
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New Advertisements.
DANCING CLASSES.

Professor !. u. Colcii will he a, the SMEDLEY
HOUSE "H H"r.'i"y. S'I'''1L'r Esd. from 10
o'clock +. NJ. where he will be pleased to see or
hear from those who intend To- join his Dancing
Glasses the ensuing tenn. sept. iS.-it.