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RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
DIVIDENDS.
oFfick CRY fIgE-lssURAscE

"f'"A 'ifY YfikE-IssURANcE CoMPASY,l
yru, JsnuaIy ., 1850. !
NE BOARD OF DIRECTORS o: this
III ynapsny have this day declared a semf-annuaI
a., y, s,DLrsD OF FOUR PER CENT ffree OF iaxj
its .n ~ pfonts OF u last six months payable 20
4. 10 Ia no ino.oers On and after the 18th insfant
" Y. Is. MEADE, sscfelsy.
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ia l6.3t

EOR REST, THAT LARGE. CON.TA
4 VENitNr. AND WELL-ARRTNGEDL LII
NEW DWELLING on Clay bctveo8 Tenth ana
Eleventh streets. containing about sixteen rooms,
besides la.ge basement tor laundry a3d other pur-
poses. II has all The mo ierD yeu!rnces-TaneP.
hot and CO. 4 wafer. stationary ,sg l-abs &c &C.
Rent reasonable Apply 80
JOHN Z GODDIN.
Real Estate Agent.
l., Ig R.nLy
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HUSTNGS COCRT.-Tbs count was in scs-
sion Yesterday, and Was engaged in trying
civil cases. 1t will convene again this morn.
ing at II O'Clock.
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IOR RENT, DESIRABLE LAW. a,
II YER'S O2F,CE aIIi -ENhKAL LODG. I'd
IyG-ROOMS 1p-s,airs -oGthwea& corn.r BanI and
Eleventh streals Apply 10 j f-API'ERSOS,
u l4-6t Real t.iaie Agent.
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NOR RE,xr OR SALE, TIE LARGEHA
IL AND DELIJ JHtkULLI-LOCAIED RE- EJ
>IDFNCE situated At the northeast corner or
FtspAltn aisI Adams streets, now Ia tlc occupancy
o. Nr,. TaylCr. For a gOOd ieDas; the hoase VIII
j.. mi In fhorouga ORDER ana Isspd fee term
.f wears. Thegc T. no better los5iiOn 10 Tue city
nr til-,t-class eAmliy boarding. Cgse. Pos, cs,!on
Owen o.. The Isl OF Msy n'N'' or pefhass sooner ~
re,iraI X nasties should uos drsirc 10 rent tse
whole ho,lse asfangcins NJ, map be mao for part.
ApDy TO tHAfriSi SiAi lbs w.
u l0-fOdd.
nFFICES FOR kENf-TWON,
OLARGE WELL-LlO dTkD. aps WE'LL III
VENTILATED ROOMS oD Drst sOor, oyer fsr-
ccy's bookstore, No. llls N.'a ssrc-i, sufsbe o.>
lawyers Or dentists AppIJ At DssDdfch ONCE.
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nor RfsSP.

TOR RfsNp. II
4 N.lMPRoyElbrJW BILLINGS, IL
100 s0uil. flfib. co li.sG ta-s, 10 FOonis.
Al9 north >ecOnd. nsar k-s: 10 Rooms.
Near OIncr Flfih aud tisy. 10 iy>ms.
/ II sOurh SIKH. sDIDsr q aal: rooms.
west Canal. near kdan5: rODins.
l2g wf>t Cary. Iltde R0s; rooms.
SINAI LER ilOLsE~ la ether lDcaliics.
STORES, with DWELLINGS above. AZ br.s!-
ness -iI~eiS.
FAC TORIES, WARE siptSES. &c.
j. IH0MT%ON DTSy,S.
Real Estaic Agent.
4, pof3t lIl3 Main Sirx.-f.
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EOR RENT. DWELLING no. G2l O.
l. north Tenth street, With 50 ~n r0oins X.
kitchen, &c.
AS No 1929 east BiaaG s;E.a, with twel 'oy
roo =, kitchen, &c. App.s-i0 -
jill lPPERSON,
f. It.6t iseti tstate Agcn..
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ia lG st

EOR BENT, THE LARGE AND1-
l. ELEGANT BRICK RESIDENCE No. IN
30l. at the southeast cJrncR of ffankiz and Third
streets. ~ has eighteen rooms Ia the s9ain build
ing: six rooms In the yard tinglS lng Kitchen aud
laundry :; cOal-hOus n stable a9d ca-ria- e-b use,
Sc. &c The suat on j. one Of life N pst desirable
Ia the sy. ana the property Is Ia eyesy way suitec
for "a 'srge family or for ETs,' class boarding ,
ia Is 81 GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
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After the adjournment Of the House it
was announced that there would be no cau-
Gus OF the Readjusters last night. The
members of that party were pretty well
worn out. For week or more they have
been attending cauouses from II to o'clcct,
at night aud In their seats all day. There
never was as much talking done in csucus
by any political party in the same lelgth OF
time as by the Readi diusters.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, FACTORY on Jdry near "A
4 Fifteenth street. Price s30gpcryea-. A:j
TWO ifNEMENTs on Cary near Seventeenth
street. Price 1 - per year.
TWO TkNEMENIS on Frintlin near twenty
ffth street Price, $50 per year.
STORE No. luO7 Nam street. opposite post
Office
Apply 10 fRANkLIE STEARSS,
IA l7-lt* No. 10 tnts rntir street.
EOR X r, L HAT ar A VI Ers
4 DWELLING at the corner Of Park ave ~
uue and LOmbIrly sify I. n present oecdpich as q
bO1rdiBg-hOuse Tor ihe students OF Richmond Coi-
lcgr. 10 a lady who wishes To- keep u bpar,inY-
house this prIS'nts a flyOrit lr opportunity Apply
at Oncc u join T. GOD0IN,
kcdi Estate Agent,
ia l7-3t Bank and Eleventh reefs.
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Mr.. Wilkinson protested again and for
the las time against the election OF judge
for his county who is pledged to carry out
the 1ehests OF a political party. Mr.. VIII
klmJOn, continuing, expressed his abhor-
reylce Of the course pursued by the major
ity. at is cOwardly in Il great big man
When be has little fellow down to stamp
and spit upon him."
Dir. Spessard asked II Mr.. Wilkinson
charged him with cowardice.
Mr.. Wilkinson said IL Mr.. Spessard
wished to take offence at it he was at liberty
TO DO so.
Mr.. Spessard replied that ii the gentleman
wished to impute cOwardice 10 him it was
false.
The Speaker called the gentleman to
order. lie did not understand the gentle
man from Pittsylyania as imputing COW.
ardice to any one. Ii he had 20 understood
him he would have called him 10 order
The House then (ai $3.50 p. NJ adjourned.
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Hanocer, January 1Gsh.
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Mr.. Head joined in the debate in support
OF his Pittsylvania friends, and in the
course Of his remarks referred to "the low,
sad lcdu from Louisa" in the House on
Thursday.
Mr.. Vale, subsequently getting the floor,
referred "to the hrge head from Loudo un,
with perhaps not great deal in It."
Mr. Head declared that to-day there is a
howl Instead Of IA wall from Louisa. He
charged Mr.. Vale with inco nsistency IN
this that he refused TO the Pittsylvania del
egation the privilege OF pcstponement
which he took for bimself in the Voolfolk
case yesterday Thursday.
Mr.: Frazier called the pending question.
Ordered.
The vote resulted:
AYEs.-Messrs. Adams, Akers, Cbamberlayne,
Claytor, Dalton, Dandisd Downs, Edmonds, El-
lis, ficslin, tinney r. tzparick Fray, Goode Greg
ory, Hanger, Head, Hopkins, Jewett. LoyensteIn,
LYONS, Mathews, y.OOrmaD, Morgan, Mushbach,
Nelson, Nieol Palmer, Payne, Rowe, Stribling,
Watson, aud Wic'.ham-33.
NoEs.-Ae5srs. Bailey. Bland Bulman. Burgess.
Chapman. Cole. Col!ius, Colly, Gross, Dickenson.
Dickerson, DTneee, Edwards, Evans. Farr, Frazier,
Gray, Haden, Harmon. Harrison. Harwood. Lady,
Lewis, Linhenboker, Mcconnell. Norton, Owens.
Paige. Parxs. Perdue Pope sayers, Scott, slemo. IL.
d, Smith, spessard, sua't0p, Sgayer, Turner, Vale,
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From Perry Hall. ,,,b pistr,c..


Nc-!SYirrei.-T The Gold Mias-B".iHe.s, de-
The ". =. Sunday school will hold picnic in
Camp Chapel woods on Wednesday. 18th inst.
Messrs. Charles AkehuTst, q, ,. W. Penn and
others having the affair in charge. frof France,
Of Baltimore, will conduct the music. The same
school held pic-nc on the 9Th Of August but on
account of Indictment weather il did not prove
altogether successful.
Mr.. c. u. Billingsiey has killed large number
Of squirrels this season. lie il out nearly every
morning. bagging rs high as ten at a time.
The gold mining operations at Perry Hall have
not proven very successful thus far. Some Of the
rock has been taken 60 Baltimore TO be tested. but
the ties, not proving satisfactory IL Is 10 be taken
60 Philadelphia. We will soon know whether the
gold mine will be success or not.
The store AZ this place Is conducted by Mr.. Geo.
". Penn. who is also the postmaster. We have
two mails u wcek-Tuesday and SataTday-and
the business of the Office is improving rapidly.
Mr.. J. u. Robinson is erecting building in
which lac proposes TO open store. lie has re-
moved 10 his new dwelling On what is known
the Dr. Bouden farm.
Since the recent rains vegetation il looking
well. Corn Is nc; quite ready for harvesting.
Mr.. ". VI. Phillips has about the bet crop in the
neighborhood.
Gardener, are very busy with their marketing.
aud business generally is brink. +.
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successfui Band Pic-N,c.-On sa,u

Successful Band Pic-Nic.-On Saturday
last pic mic was held in the grove of Mr.. John
T.. Bull. at Miidle;"wn, under the auspices 81
Middie;own corntt band. Six bands were
peciel To be present TO participate in the exercises
of the day but only one visiting band made it,
appearancc--thc ''S,ar Band" of Bcckleysville.
The exercises began about 1 o'clock with sing.
ing By the asscnbiage, followed with prayer by
Rev. Hugh q. Crockett. after which several sclec
iions were rendered in 6nc style by the Middle
town Band. This band la. been organized but
short while. but it, members have made rapid
progress aud IL they continue 90 improve in the
future they have in the pas, IL bids fair L. be
come hc bani of the upper end. Aner several
selection, by the "Star Bandr (which il inferior
60 band in this section the asscmblagc was
dismissed until half-pas one o'clock. At which
hour the afternoon exercises began with music by
the star Band followed with an address By
Rev. Hugh q. Crockett who entertained the
audience for n short time--sliscoursing very
pleasantly numerous subjects. Then came
more music by the ''Star Band" after which DIR.
joseph J. baldwin. the orator @: the day. in
troduced. lie spoSe very cloquentiy on music
aud musical instruments and especially jewshaFps.
When he closed he greeted with great az.
piause.
Then the real sports Of the day began and were
kept NJ until late in the evening There were
wheeling matches, sack races and other amuse-
meats which created much inerrimsni. IL il esti-
mated that fully SnO persons were present in the
afternoon. OBSERVER.
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From sunnybrook, 10th District.


-"i- faJr"r,nsHi.-E. corcfci--- Esf,rpriss. DC.
quite = large Republican meeting was held at
Mr.. King hotel. near this place. IN Friday even
Ing. 81 inst. FOR the purpose organizing CAIN
paign club. Mr.. Joshua Price was chosen presi-
dent: Nm. Madary, viee-president: Isaac King.
Jr.. irsasu.er: John Pocoek. secretary ". II.
Curti-. corresponding secretary. Calls were then
made for Mr. VIM. u. Curtis. who responded in a
neat little speech. dwelling upon the ineonsisicn
cies of the Democratic party and proved conclu
sively that IL was not entitled 20 the maine Of
National party a. Il meant rag mosey" in one
sectien Of the country Estates Rights, in another.
4e. Tie showed that the great change" which
the Democrats wanted in our National administra-
ton vas TO pension the Southern soldiers pay the
cotton claims. pay for the slaves and 4 thousand
other claims which would bankrupt aur National
treasury. Thirty eight names were enrolled on
the hst as members Of the club.
Our school house at tbi. place has been treated
e. n new tin roof which Il sadly needed. The
house and fence surrounding IL have also received
= brushing up with white wash.
Mics Mary Hall. 81 this district. ~ho has been
quite sick for several months past We are happy 10
say. IL up and about again.
Mr.. Vim. N. Curtis. our new store Keeper,
proves himself equal 60 the tack a. he Is building
up quite an extensive trade in bis line. Success
90 his efforts. A..
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Narrow Escape.-As the ear which leaves
TowsuntoWn u; ? T.. ". was on its way 10 Tow
sonioWn Monday night. just after pas'ins Mr..
John l.. Owens gate il was hailed by coloTcd
man who informed the driver that man was
living upon the track but short distance ahead.
The driver proceeded to the spot and found a
very respectfully dressed youn: man. very drunk.
with his head and one arm upon the rail. The
igLt was too dark To- be able 90 distinguish an
object any distance ahead AMI IL il altogether
probable tina, had il not been for the eolored man
the man On the track would have been run over
and killed. Ills name was NJ, asreriainel.
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Items from Fork. nth District Forty
hours devotion will be commenced at 81. Johns
Catholic Church, Long Green. Friday. September
10th. and will terminate Sunday morning next,
when . mission will commence.
The buekwheat crop is looking remarkably well
in this section.
Henry Reekord. Esq. and wife have returned
from pleasure trip east.
The Democrats Of Long Green raised q hickory
pole and hoisiei banner near baldwin =. o.,
on last Saturday.
Democratic Association No. ]. Of the lith dis
triet. uill hold . meeting next Saturday evening
% ratify the nomination for Congress Ofthe West
minister convention. Col. W. :. DAmpman. Mess.
y. c. carman, James J. Lindsay and others are
expected 20 deliver addresses.
Miss Nellie Hurley, Of Hartford county. Is visit
ing friends In thi. vicinity.
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Baltimore and Delta r. R.-Mr j.: c. VIZ,

Baltimore and Delta r. R.-Mr J: c. Wren
shall. general manager Of Union Railroads, Balti-
more City and an cApcr; in railroad matters, has
recently been called To- examine IL" accounts
and condition &c the Baltimore and Delta u. H..
and report, lie says IL will yet require s6J.o0o To-
complete the masonry, grading. etc., and make
the road ready for the supersiructurc. To meet
this there Is vet unpaid eoilectabc stock subscrib-
Cd more than S7O. 900. Mr.. Wrenshall says further
that the supcrstrueture and equipments including
track engines. ears. stations etc. will cost $780,
600 dollars: aud that the cost Of operating the
road after It's completion will be $4,000 year.
VIII lie the receipts will be $4,000, leaving SO'Voo
dollar. for interest on bonds. etc Altogether the
report /. very encouraging to those interested in
the success of the road. and rejects much credit
ON those having its mana cement in charge. II is
not expected that track laying will commence
before .prins but they want most Of the grading
completed before frost comes l"rk paper.
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RATIFICATION Mr.riSG At REisrERSTOwS.--On
Saturday night la,t the Garfield and Arthur Club
of Rci,terstown held a ratification meeting in tie
Old Fellows' Hall. The meeting was well attend
ei AMI wa. presided over BY David :. Longnecker,
Esq. Speeches we're made by Vim. {. WHITING
ton. of Anne Arundel county. Joseph Trainer aud
:. Parker Bo.iey. The Republicans Of the It'll
di.tric; are a, work and will give good account
Of Themselves on the "a &c November.
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From nrooklandville. 9th Dis,

From Brookiandville. 9th District
Literary .Sscisfy--C aHf,iouPss-Is d'c.-As
Hunts Literary and Musical Society Is having
such "boom" just now wish TO pay my respects
10 IL also Under the administration Of Mr.. Foster,
president, the society has improved very much
In the number Of new members and the interest
manifested. The literary department has i'm
proved slightly but the music rendered has not
been marked for its excellence. The glee club
seldom practice and the result Is frequent mistakes
in their musical performance. They, however.
only made one mistake during their last enter
tainmeni, which leads TO hope for better things
in the future.
Mr.. Charles Bosley has a eanteloupe. grown on
his farm. which measares &c inches around and
weighs u pounds. This Is only one Of the many
large ones Mr.. Bosiey has grown. Your cores
pondent vas presented with one which weighed
~ pounds and vas of fne favor.
Mr.. Geo. Scott. of Chestnut Ridge. Il busy
hauling peaches every day. lie employs two
wagons and expects 10 have constant work for
them until frost destroys the eFSe.
Mr.. Jas. n. Clark, Of Roekland Mills, and Mr..
J. ~. Bryan. Of Brookland Mills, each have an
exhibit % -four at the Baltimore county Fair.
kNAnf.
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Hunt.s Musicnl nnd Literary soclal Lon

il. usual weekly meeting. Friday evening, Sept.
81. The following was the programme; Musie
by glec club. THE Fisherman, Invitation; read
ing by Mis- Mollic Amos. Mr.. Piekwicks di-
iciniEa !" solo. By request, Miss Lulie Hartman /;
defamation. by Mr. J. g. lieiles. The Snap Of
the Finger" solo. by MIR. T.. Il. Poster. - Flower
from INV Angel Mother Grave" reading by re-
quest. Miss Bertha Wight. I'm Schooldays." Ice
cream and cake were served in the greatest album
dance. A proposition was made to build hall
for the use Of the social. and committee consist
ing Of Messrs. VIM. Il. Foster. =. II. ilaycnncr.
John Wyinan. Theodore Boyd and Charles T..
Corkran was appointed to take the matter in
hand. SECRETARY.
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From Lake ROLAND. 9th pistric..-lr Ma


Wea,her-- Ploriny for Wh.ai-FrWit- The Fur.
dc.-The oppressively hot weather which haspTe'
vailed over the entire country for the past two
weeks has been the subjec, 1t comment ani com
plant from every one. IT. depressing effects have
been experienced by all clsrsss. by idlcFs well
as workers. No one has felt like making m effort
that could be avoided IL Wa even burlensome
to talk. Passin. ,'r-ci corner 10 the city where
politicians are - IT, Z" e"ngsrgats. saw one 81
these patriotic gentlemen attempt to button hole
bystander who thrust him away with the rcmrrk
''its too id hot tn talk politics" Last night
aud this Tuesday morning We had light rains
and the tenn eratuTe i nov quite pleasant.
Our farmers during the pat week have been
pushing ahead with their pi"wing and prepara-
ton for whca, seeding aud most Of them have this
work either finished or well advanced. The
ground has hecoiGe now rather too dry for piow-
ing and saw yesterday several fields in which
the piows were standing lille 10 the furTOw.
A good deal "i the corn hercabuuts has been
topped and sIinc lcN patches cut up. Cider
making !. going "n upon most farms where there
il any fruit, thi, being the only way ofsaving the
crop, which has. e. very large extent, dropped
from the trees and l. At present entirely unsaie-
able. Peaches. owing a. the cheapness and
pidity with which they can be produced, have
rendered summer and early fall varieties Of apples
valueiess as market fruits and have also very
seriously diminished the profits Of pear growing.
Enough peach trees 60 plant an acre can nOw be
purchased for what dozen choice pear trees
would cost and the former can be made 60 produce
paying crop ON land that would not grow the
finer kinds Of pears with profit.
Our Agricultural Fair begins to-day but the
prospect Of good weather for the opening 10 not
encouraging. The change 10 a lower temperature
Is. however, very fortunate for those who wish TO
attend. IL the heat 81 last week had eontinuedit
would have detracted very materially from the en-
joyment Of the exhibition.
The Northern Central railroad In offering ere
H. E.sm H. NL.N
wisdom which appears 20 the settled policy Of
all the railroads on such occasions To compel all
purchasers Of round trip tickets 20 buy nm admis-
sion ticket also. The object Of this, Of course. Is
TO prevent those not going TO the fair from getting
the reduced rates. but Of the results Is 60 CON-
pei every stockholder member or xhibiior. though
entitled 10 y free admission--to pay the entrance
fee in order 10 ride at the reduced rates. ] have
exhibited at n number Of agricultural fairs and in
every instance as far a. I remember. have been
compelled 20 submit 10 q shave of IS 60 so cents
my railroad ticket in order TO get the benefit ofthc
reduction. :.
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ro- Ladies wanting real Hair Braids or other
ornamental Hair Goods will end splendid as
sortmen; at the Old Reliable Hair House 81 y.
flOdt. No. ls3 y. EutaW street. near Monument
street. baltimore. first-elass goods only aud low
prices. Also. great variety of Face Powders.
Combs and Brushes. Hair Restorer. Tonic, etc
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
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Legal Notices.
Law once OF John J. Dobler, IS 81. Paul
ST., Baltimore, Md.

IN BALTIMORE CO.. ORPHANS COURT.
i AUGUST 3lST, 1850.
ORDERED. That the sale Of the Leasehold es-
tate Of Jonathan J. Chapman. deceased, made by
Jonathan q. Chapman, the Administrator Of the
said deceased AMI this day reported to this Court
by the said Administrator, be ratified and con
frmed, unless cause be shewn To the contrary, on
or before the 2Th day If September. 1850. Provi-
ded 4 copy Of this order be inserted in weekly
newspaper. printed and published in Baltimore
county, once in each Of three successive weeks,
before the 2Tth day Of September, IssO. The re-
port states the amount Of sales 10 be 81, 10000.
JOSHUA =. COCKEY,1
JOHN GONTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY.
True Copy-Test: WIN. II. ROLLER.
Register of Wills for Baltimore county.
Sent 1T
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Pronertv Saies.-n. L.

Property Sales.--o. J.. Macsili. auciinnccr.
sold at the Court House ON MONDAY. for Thomas
:. Baer. assignee. house and lot situated at the
northeast corner of Charles stree, avenue and
Mankin street. 3Uxi2o feet. subject {" the pay
meni of an annual rent Of $40. {" Samuel J..
Beachan for 81. 500. Also. house and H., on
Charics street avenue. near the corner q Mankin
street. 20x 20 feet. subject to the payincn, of an
annual rcn, Of $2io. To- wilson & Hunting. for
: inO
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Fata, Railroad Accident.-Theodo

Dew, ,iorekeeper at Hyatt 4 Clark's distillery.
Cockcysville, was killed on Tuesday evening last
on North street. near Calvert station. while at
tempting to board the COckcysville aecommoda.
ton which leaves baltimore at ?.3j. The train
Vas moving at the time and Dew made an cfiof,
to jump on i, when be struck by the platform
rail. Knocked under the wheels and instantly
killed. lie was 81 years q: age AMI leave. wife
and three children.
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Owing 10 the length Of our re,.o

~ Owing to the length of our TcIor, Of the
county fair We have been compelled TO omi, the
publication Of our Baltimore letter. transfers Of
property and much other matter Of local and gen.
eraI interest intended for this weeks issue. A
card from Mr.. l.. T.. Marriott. late teacher Of the
public school at Ellieott city. and democratic
campaign song by "observer' will appear next
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Suit for Damages.-lIenTy stoekbridge 4
Son. counsel for wm. n. Hoffman a Sons. the
well known paper manufacturers of Baltimore
county, on Thursday, in the Superior Court Of
Baltimore, instituted suit against the Warren
Manufacturing Company. claiming $4,000 for
damages 10 their paper mill on the GunPowder,
By reason Of the company raising is dan. there
By causing the water 10 aow on theirprsmises and
iRjure the building. stock Of paper, etc.
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Colored Campaign Club.


pubIicans of Govan.toun this week organized .
campaign club anil elected the following officers
President. Joseph ". Williams: yiec -Prc'i'lrE,..
Pran. Wells and y. Lennon; secretary. 7. Gray
corresponding secretary. u. Wells treasurer ia,
M.Garrcii: sarscan,'ai arms. Chas. Jones. Re-"
buttons endorsing the Republican nominee We''
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