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and that even the Affections may at any tio suffer

anu nat even tne aflctlODs may at any tirno suffer
shall turn 10 my benefit.
The faith you mention has doubtless it's use in the
world. j do not desire 10 see 10 diminished, nor
would endeavor TO lessen il in any man, but
wish IL was more productive OF good WORDSWORTH
OF kindness charity mercy publck spirit not holly
day keeping, performing church ceremonies or
making long prayers, filled with batteries and COM
pllments, desplsed even by wise men, and much less
capable Of pleasing the Diety. The worship Of God
Is duty. The hearing and reading Of sermons may
be useful But If n man rests in hearing or praying,
as too many DO, it If tree should value itself
on being watered and putting forth leaves, though
1t never produce any fruit.
Our Great Master thought much less Of the ont
ward aDpearances and professions than many OF his
modern disciples. He preferred the doors Of tho
word 10 the mere heareTs-the son that seemingly
refused to obey his father and vet performed his
commands to him that professed his readiness and
yet neglected his work, The charitable. though
heretical Samaritan 20 the uncharitabe vet sanct-
he'd priest; and those who gave food 10 the hungry.
drink 20 the thirsty. raiment 10 the naked enter
talnment to the stranger. and relief 20 the SICK
tho, they never heard Of His name, lie declares
shall IN the last day be accepted, when those
who cry Lord, Lord. who value themselves on their
faith tho great enough 10 perform miracles, but
have neglected good works, shall be rejected
lie proieSSed that He came not 10 call the ghteOus
but sinners 10 repentance which implied His modest
opinion that there were some in His time SO good
that they needed not fear even Him. Bar IN these
think it the duty of every man within MS reach TO
sit under his petty mlnlstrations, and whosoeyer
Omis them Otfend5 God. wish 10 such more hui
mlll-y, and to You, sir, more health and happiness
Your most Obedi.t and humble scrv.t,
BENIN FGANKLS.
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FRANKLIN OF PRACTICAL RELIGION

From N, Autograph Letter IN j. Tlc published To IRE
ONO state Journal
PHILADELPHIA, June g. 1853.
2 SIR received your kind letter OF the "a inst,
and am glad to hear you increase IN strength. |
hone Won will continue mcndug till you recover
your former health and irmneSs Let me know
whether YOU still the cold bath and what effect
IL has.
have been Of more service to you But If 1t had the
only thanks should desire Is that you would al
WAYS he equally ready 20 serve any other person
thar NAV need your assistance, and so let good OIL
ces 90 round, for mankind are all of a family.
For my own part, when am employed IN serving
Others, | do not look upon myself as cOnterrng
fav0rs, but rs paying debts. In my travels and
since my settlement. have received much Kindness
from men 20 whom | shall never have an OpDor-
tunity of making the least direct return-and num-
beress mercieS from God, who Is infinitely above
being benefited by our services. These kIndneSse3
from men can only return "a their fellow man, ana
| can only show my gratitude for these meTcles
from God by my readiness 10 help his other children
and nv brethren For do not think that thanks
and compliments. tho repeated weekly, can aus
charge or real Obligations 70 each other much less
those TO our Creator
You will in thi. see my notion OF good works,
and that am far from expecting heaven by them
by heaven we understand state or happiness IN
mite IN degree aud eternal IN duration, can 30
nothing to deserve such rewards. ne tudv 4Ot elHN
iug draught OF water 20 q thirsty person should
expect 20 be paid with good plantation "ouIu ne
modest In hIs demand compared Win IhOse VINO
think they deserve heaven by the good they do on
earth Even the mixed imperfect pleasures we en-
iOy are rather from Gods goodness tudn our merit.
How much more so then the happiness OF heaven.
For my own part. ] have not the vanity 70 think
deserve IT, the folly To expect II, nor the ambition
10 desire II. but content myseli III submitting my
made me- VINO has hitherto preserved me and blessed
me and in whose fatherly and goodness may
well confde: that he Will never make me miserable
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THE ROCK OF ALNDAH.

,,,dob, See the blackening waves advance
Adant ,5 Sv shore, ike armies to the fray Syiobovs
Against VI ,n .,lyery clouds, while raihoo"'
dance .,...,,o5od snraVi
IhIe hey s st.ranjei Wv whales, their long triumphant
swell ,,.,. rctrcating soon,
the They leave the pearl the coral aH sgr spS roll
So. Youthful bard, vii Pass tbcS seize the Tyre
1nd Make {Sq The soul music . at eSf ny ydne
Ana On the Sjrtnu % IlIe2dors never shall he dim.
Leave songs Nu"sV 'i MCKENZIE
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PHILOSOPHY IN EBONY.


Remember, young man, dat de man, what hanles
de most books amt de best eddycated. | knowed
a book binder once dat couldn't read.
NAV differ frum dc religious folks when say dat
Is got more respect fur de wo0dpecker den | has
FIR de dove De dove is cctful. He'll coo around
am coax yer inter sympathy but soon as yer back
is turned he goes ober inter der field and pulls up
de young wheat. All dis time de WOodpecker has
been diggin' a worm outen a tree.
Ebery provision OBJ nature may be wise, but
doan see why body should suffer 80 much in cut
TIM teeth. A dog dOan hab no truble, neder does a
coon. but natur gives fits to de baby And dis de
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IlEK
From Ltpptncon.

"Hark"
She sat upright in her bed.
The gold hair from her head
Crispinr. COiiHr, wandering low
Ger her bosom cold o. snow
For lie hear in her breast stood still,
And the blood in her VEINS ran chill,
Al tie sound she heard II he daTA.
"Harlm
n sounded Ike the scream
OF q dreamer ir his dream.
Yet her eyes were wide and biuo.
Piercing midnight through and through;
Her parted lips were white
With the terror of the night.
And her arms spread stlI and stark.
"Hark "
Weakened the mother mid:
Why doSt thou call. my child
The hIndling morn Is not yet red
The night IS silent, the winds are dead.
Tomorrow thou art a bride:
Sleep. darling, at my side
But again she whispered, H3rk"
clark,
Hear the slow steps that bring,
Stumbling. some dreadful thing!
Hear the low. hushcd voices calling!
Hear the sullcn wafer falling,
Hear oh. mother, hear!
They are setting down the bier:
And the walch-dogs DO not bark"
Hark
The sudden taper burned.
Tho key in her cold hand turned.
Nothing in the lofty hail.
Stiffness, darkness, over all.
There is not n creature here,
Nor bearers, nor a bier,
Nor anything but the dark
Hark!
The weddngbels ing loud,
The wcdding-reyellers crowd.
Waiting watching, still she stood
I'm her bowers white solitude,
Waiting in her bower
For the bridegroom and the hour
Watching the diaIs mark.
Hark.
The creeping shadow is there:
He is coming up the stair,
Coming! Stumbling steps and slow
Up the stately staircase 90
Low, huShed voice." Bring him here.
Softly now set down the bier
Dripping waters dropping fall
On the tagstOnes of the hail.
II is this she heard in the dark.
Hark!
The tOlng bells ring low,
And the mOurncrs come and 90.
Whittier than the palest bride,
Low she lieth az his side:
For she looked out on the dead
And her life was smlttcn and sped.
Size will ueyermOre say, Hark"
ROSE TERRY COOKE.
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RTTH

Light of my life, thou charming Israehte.
Thou art my Ruth and /. shcaf Of corn.
Thine eyes the scythe meath which helpless fell
One fair 1utumnal morn.
Q loveHcst cleaner in the tecming field!
All smiling yIctrcsS, pity. pity me-
Bind me with all thy arts. with all thy charms
Bind me-tO thee, TO thee!
And when each 70 the others bound forever
Listen. sweet Ruth, ny words are .raught with
meaning
You'll NOT be angry should ask you to-
NelI-s,op your cleaning!
I & r,-,Ns
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preachers tell me, Is on account OBJ de political
trickery Oh Adam. Use glad dat he was counted out
oh de garden OBJ Eden. Everybody what walks do
flo wild teethin' chile is natural enemy ter dat
man.
had noticed dat all great retains in arter
life de early impressions of childhood. Dis scar
heah is where my fodder hit me wild a sassafras
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FoRTY.snvENTH CONGRESS.

In the Senate on Monday u bill was reported
from the judiciary committee 10 establish = uni.
form system Of bankruptcy throughout the United
States. The Chinese immigration bill was further
discussed. The Senate passed the bill for the re-
lief Of Paymaster Vim. n. Maynadier.
In the House the diplomatic appropriation bin
was passed. Mr.Shelley, Of Alabama. by request,
introduced bill 10 aid In the construction Of the
Maryland and Delaware ship. and bill vas
introduced permitting the Southern Maryland
Railroad Company TO extend its line into tbs pls-
trict Of Columbia The House refused 20 81 i&.tld
the rules and pass = bill allowing farmers or etksr
producers Of leaf tobacco 10 sell their their
tenants tobacco without license or penalty.
In the Senate on Tuesday Mr.. Sherman intro
duced his bill for the conversion Of $40 Fefunding
certificates and Il was placed on the calendar.
Mr.. McDili presented q memorial asking for the
appropriation Of 81, 100000 for the improvement
Of the Missouri river between Sioux City, Iowa,
and Charles. Mo. Mr.. Frye introduced bill for
fast ocean mail services.
In the House Of Representatives q bill was
passed apPropFiAting 100000 for statue Of Chief
Justice Marshall. A resolution directing the
Committee on Appropriations 10 consider meas.
ures Of relief for sufferers BY the Mississippi river
foods was referred. Mr.. Robeson, of New Jersey.
reported favorably 4 resolution for the appoint
ment Of . committee 10 attend the ceremonies AZ
New Orleans 10 commemorate the discovery ofthe
Mississippi.
In the Senate on Wednesday - bill TO eonstrae,
and preserve the ievecs d the Mississippi was
temporarily tabled. The bill 20 appoint coin.
mittee the alcoholic liquor traffic discussed,
and the amendment % Mr.. Bayari rejected.
Mr.. Ingalls, amendment 20 the Chinese bill, limit.
ing the suspension of the admission 60 ten YEAR,,
wA' defeated. and one prescribing that the act
sha go into eject ninety days after lie passage
vas adopted.
In the House bill vas passed appTopgiatiug
$4,000 for tho Parehase Of the Freedmeh's Bank
Building In Washington; also, appFopTiAtina asa.
800 20 aid the Army Of the CumbeFiaS-t 49, u
statue or monument 90 james A. Garheld.
In the senate on Thursday the Chinese immi.
grafton bill was passed. The bill for the appoint.
ineni q eommission on the liqaor traffic con.
,idsfei. but pending L. discussion the morning
hour expired.
In the House the COMMITTEE en- TerFiiarics re-.
ported bill for the admission % the territory q
Washington az state is,o the uion. aud the
Committee on Pebble Building. a bill that al
public bsildings shall be constructed 4 material
found IN the state where the builiing. are q he
erected. The Agricultural Apptopria,ion bill "a,
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A Public omc,al Indicted.

The Bslsir T's,ss oflA., seek says. The grand
Jafy on Friday last sea; IN O. the eour; true biil
Of indie,nent sgains; CLERK jarrett. ofihs Circuit
court. for failure % execute a boud for the faith
fal discharge Of his ds,is'. A. required By lAw.
The law under Which the iniietmsnt was brought
70 found 10 the Psbiie General Laws, Art l..
Section Z. provides that the CLERK shall give bond.
uith good. able and sufscieni securities. in the
san u slt .Vee. -ertioa a. declares that tlC ~
shaii be recorded daring 'ie ars, four days 1.-THE
fall term q court. sectioa - imposes upon the
Clerk hne $1,000 for faiiare % Gle the bond
siihin the tine prescribed. Section O. provides
that the Clerk shali trsasmii % the Comptroller
on the lot day Of JAnuary nsxt after the execution
Of said bond . certified copy Of the sane For
failure 90 do al these things the Clerk vas in
dieted; but be Sled . bond on Wednesday last.
March ], uhieh vas approved by Judge Walters.
and states Attorney Maynadier states that the
ease will be declared ca and the matter drop
ped.
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I.'xEsUTORs' sALE

iiy authority Contained Ia the will Of tAe late
Tlst-a. Cooper. the an ler,igncl Executor, Will
sell a. rutl. sale "a the pfem.se,. On
- fHss ftv. tr i't tfs M HtrcA. lss..
AZ : o'clock =. ~
TIE FARM pom WHICH THE LATE
Thomas Cooper reside a; the time Il Bis death.
situated near the village q bc-kleyoiic. in the
5ih district u. BALTIMORE county. adjoining the
lauis - Daniel ilctkiey. John England aud
others. about wiics from the Northern Central
Railroad liles from thc Baltimore aud HAno-
Vcf Railroad ami Within one mile u the projected
railroad from Hoaman's paper mills 10 Alesia
station on the baltimore a Hanover road. The
farm contains
iso ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND.
portion in TIMBER aud the balance under a
6ne state Of cultivation.
The improvements consist 81 large
TWO. STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK,
HOUSE, LARGE FRAME BARN
5ox9o feet, Wagon House. Cora House, lee House
AMI all the necessary ou,baiiiings.
There are two ORCHARDS on the property
with an abundance Of fruit q all kinds there
Is plenty Of water. tine spring near the door aud
a pump in the barn yard. The fencing is good.
The farm IL beautifully located aud has all the
advantages 81 being convenient 60 churches. mills.
stores. shops. postofiee. &c.. AMI Is one % the
finest farms In the upper eni of the county
TERMS OF SALE One third Of the pur.
chase money 10 be paid in cash on the day 81 sale
one third in six months and balance in one year.
the credit payments % bear interest and 90 be Sc.
cared % the satisfaction of the Executors.
CONRAD TuRNBAUGH. r....,...
GEORGE FREDERICK, 1A'eu'o''
:. PARKER BOSLEY. Attorney.
WILLIAM FOSTER, Aue,ioncer.
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<rThe verbal and written congratulations
and compliments on the action Of the meeting Of
county Republicans lately held in Baltimore, can
not be other than gratifying to the originaiOrs Of
the movement They are . sure sign Of a better
state Of Affairs in the Republican party in this
county than has existed In Il for some years back,
and !, augurs well for the future. The little Ieaven
Il lsavsning the whole lump. This IL - q should
be. The Republicans Of the county are all earnest
supporters Of the National standardization, and are
willing and ready to strengthen, encourage and as
sist the Prssidsnts sppointees in their efforts %
buiid up thsparty ughout thestai Every true
Republican wili discourage and diseountsnanesa any
sdort made or insinuations thrown out 20 engender
dsvision. Let the dead past bury lie dead. II IL
not men bat principles We advocate and principles
always develop the men who uphold then. Let
the party. thea, in the county continue the good
work % aaspieiously began and eject an immedi-
ate organization In every district and Be animated
alone BY the eOnmsndabIe rivalry Of harmonious
agreement and earnest work. Success 10 within
our reach. lie, rs no, lose q By insstion or dvi-
sios. In union there Is s,rength, bat In reunion
there is certain victory.
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DEATHS.
Death. T,.----r ,'.@',.. &C.. 10 e,.. Tia.

Deaths Pres-- rris.fss. &C.. 10 es.. a Lilac
GEoR6E.-On Friday morning. March %. Major
William l.. GEORGE. in the lie, year Of hi. age
bkpwN.-0n the 5th instant, At the residence q
III sister. az Alton Frederick road, Major
David X. brosn. aged 81 years.
PEAcH.-on March "a, Mary D.. beloved uife Il
William o. Peach. and daaghisr g Frederick
and ilsnusitA Weber
kNlGHT.-on the eth q March. after . lin gerins
illness q eonsumpiion. Margaret Ellen aged
60 YEAR. beloved wife q J. X. Knight. 81 wpoi.
terry.
6kitfiN.-On the 18th u Fsb =; her ate F..i.
ienrs. HAffis1usiils Baltimore caau;v. Laura J.
"fiain. i- the 18th yearof her as-. ~ifeofjahn
Gffn. ant "a TIE 10 inst Enech 7 ~ 4
John ] ani Laura 7 Gusn
MiLLiNGHAN. On Mafch lth near ,s-ssns..i
th,s county. after short Illness. Am Williuf
han. aEsi - years AMI q day. rrii-t - the late
Wm - MliinEhan
COLI -on sth met. a. spvsustssu. Haltlarar~
reuutv. Le~s . cole. 10 'hs sob yes- s...a-,.
thnATf On MArrh a. i'asii !. yaaneest 90
- ths is's Heed ani rfsrifiA fhsA'e
AZ Shy .--N Afiingtan. Baituors county on
March s'h, Nm Grassy. 10 the III ysar sf his
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oui,sAu's Pr,soa fife

Tss Ws'sisgtsa sarrssr aissi sftss Bsiissrs
- hai - stssris. -th usii.ss w s.,-fs.y
ias;. sn4 .Ays
"IAs Tu'easf 49, .urfet.4 O. afF-afan.s 70.
DaraGt.g sines Ats ira Misraatlsalan .t tlsaf.
49, sha-s So e. 9 Afa.tt al 81 AtIas
slthegt sAcsss y A8.s SIZE r.ass tss- fksrs 80
psraltafitf be- - Ffssfiar q ,.sItsaas sJs 90
10 at szelssEtly sait-sAtls g. attrs-t aftsailat
% LEI ar1irsfy r.re --stArrrf De sea- go
szts 70 4afs fstsIax fFssa Aass ab4 sis
bflnmst 80 bat. ksrf ~ tas latter raustsHtY
sFeu - hsAa s'sG ir tss Pfsssuc- q iaiy sisi.
iass. L. esIi' ars a. ali lisgasAl so q s.I-A
be usss a. se.ee AL ias attsi a. s'ssrluf
ApArtusnt Tts see u faftistef ssth ssssfa'
saAsfs. dsst an& ~uung ru4trftais Ths pns.
ausf tsi4 hs 80 80 ifeatel ~ ever teiy lie
AaA uumsfous tlsitars fraa ~hars o. feai fs.i s.s
= a. fsr la - 80 Fsis - a.. gfarhs 80 D.
tssraPts lie stAit.isi for f.ctsfps ia q esfs.i
psstiieEs. fessrtiy tassu. fayiug be rfrirrfsi
thoss "a uhtch ths fa-s iafpsi O. see side
thsss sits he raantsnaars - ehpfessiaa q
seventy -; naiarai q g. Tie rf-es.it g this
uAer sfsfa ban to assrs q taFFiyinE tsfiaas
samfufts sni The daily n~-sfspsFs Ja4esar ~
The Testimony ~ ais ifiai = ia shinse~xEra
peysi q rsi aionx the past BE- 10 sasiss cir
cuUstaness Ess than - has been ~ q iaag
-hiis. lie reAls pretty flacl al taat % patHtteI
aepzi himself. anl 10 Fsfy fsni q fruit aui bays
= great deal q lie iisapprsrss y Mr.. $50
st"@ isttsI' =" hH HAfAsaA ani ffenasGt
Arthsf, ahi has nutiasi hef nat &. -fits 49,
more Letters 10 he behalf IL rsfsssuss g.
bic psaspscis, 6sissAs sAii c1us isniiy I'VE
shPsct relief from the eosrt n hanr. ! have
iainsf tea. o. y. bgier AMI iuir- avrs,ss, 3
ha,yiAui. counsel. as4 ~in secure q ns- ifAi. 20
When visitors appear - the door q
his cell be invites thea & eater. sneouragin. the
unid uith the AsssrAaes tia, b. all nat haft
then. lie d'piays the ar q basy nan u Af
fairs. much in earnest and entirely sane. eater
tanning sisiiofs a. uoaii bsrams a tnAa 10 the
posiiion q host perfectly a, ease
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jrs- The village u Prince Frederick. the eoun-
~ sea; Of cAlEer; county. MI. alnos, totally
destroyed By ere on Friday afternoon Of Las;
week. There were eighteen baiilins. In the
town aud fourteen Of the number =sTs harmed.
including the eOar; house. a ane large hotel. ns-
Methods, church and parsonage, printing Of
fee, besides stores and dssilings. The loss will
be upwards % sS0.c0o AnI much Of the property
vas uninsured. The Gre vas accidentally started
BY little son Of the Methods; minister. Who vas
playing with matches among the 'hAyisgs near
the new church, which vas the FRS: 20 take Ere.
The wind was high =, the time and the flames
spread with greA; rapiii,y. defying the effort. Of
the eitissns to cheek their progress. All the i'm
Po:sant papers in the eoar, house we're destroyed
and their loss will cause great Inconvenience and
expense. The eour, house was brick straeture
and was ereoiei in ISIS to replace one that was
burned BY the British in 1913.
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The Bei.ir .fy'. - Lac, seek say, Last ri.
DAY q. Joseph u. saith uas cfo.,ihg . Gsli On
Nj. wm 10. Thompson. fArm. AZ Uuion Cros.
Roads. horse belonging O. Mr. TLoupsan cane
W 10 han IN an apparently friendly nAnnef. 4,
the animal approached. NJ. saith uasei b.
hand. shea toe horse 2alkel % fee stst. anl
l0usrc.l il heal 40 u tAking bite & grAss. Mf
saith paii 10 mpfe Atirutiar O. the matter ani
uslksd %. Glauseut aiteFsafis tr beard tie
rsEi1 ssEI4 - heais. ani farming ar.uui 80 tae
horse ranniug tawarls him a. fall speed Hsfage
be eoali ct ost - the ~ay the bore 81 %.
him. keauhg % the trate strgcs Aim sluh -
fore fest. suscsing him 4s-n. Tbe hrfs ,hsb
usIs (. savage stt-ss SPA h.a-. e. sis s-s.1aa -
ihs back %; ts rses anA 60 Sea, .tins 20 stsk-'
hia 81 = terrier 90 ~. Etsfr ums "
~uith Aitsnptsl g. rec thr h.fss recessed SO -
tAcs. titing hIu. fsssfsig ah - ihe hark ana
beck NJ VA e. M.r.f. 81. 49, ia 81
Tlawfsau haa.s hrafl 81 -mths ers. faf
Leip. al - e.. ths st.t i-4HI t.m .sing ~
the Eraan4 tie t4fse sEsf - l5au tas Dds
STA 80 20 fsst All t.trE go rr'Iu tn tts
uost satas- manasr " NrToy ssitel q larre
'fons All tafs- % a. she horse. rauslus ,t g. 81.
iisi. IL taea as,istsi NJ saith 0. rr- 400
hs.Fe1 tim 81 g. Ws bs4ss tae .afaflsir4
hlfts f-.ls-ing al attraa.tins .. srrss tts q
iArs. 90 ss;nag zee. ths aue .sat.ag ifaul
the harn g. ias 4fs. tat Booze .cafoi tte 'snrT
-ltt t.aul AL rastrI 40 ~ -H.tA aEa.u -
Ilamrfau tlsn aff.tel 20 tas tasns Anl 80 Pc.
gsifs1 ths sHerti a. ~ bait NJ Tbaufs.a tri
W NO. g. tssf thr tr-is G lntI NJ sa.tA
-st Fnfeay i.Igei zee r.4sr Do sltas -saf
tufs 4fess~i w. -ufls s.atfs ~htt afs
falnf4i sai 81 isnxsf.-s. Iar larss hst f-e-
gssrty ~ re sitAessl Tsrs.1s o. stez 10 fst
. l.t.lss Tie ere Frafst 81 and ftfLrt NJ
IsemTsars sal en i,s trsast in.arhg b.a
's'sFs.g Aaaitsr nas 10 ss.tei ~ IAtef
sea- sr@ -.t1 BIO teeth sni t.rs alt q f.r-s q
The fssa visa seus Fsrs. % 30 Fsrtis 90 .ag-.
bst uttrFs caH oriy g usaf e. &c tss tiss fthstr
live Ne. SAITH 49, psrsf 81 aaythlsg - g.
-isa 80 1879 su4 80 su@73 sslatsss -, ~
tetaas Efarsnsitlss
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ssrCAlysF; stree, ought to be EXTENDED through
the grounds q the Blind Asylum and on 20 Bar
nHm street, IL u the only straight and level road
from Baltimore street 10 boundary avenue, and it,
progress shosld no, be stopped By the unneeessa-
uiy large lasns Of the marble palace of which Mr..
,. u. Morrison IL the superintendent. The good
Of the city ani county should not be blocked BY
any obstacle that can be readily obSia,ed.-Star.
Correct The passage Of the stree, through the
grosnd' Of the asylum is a public necessity and
should not be longer delayed. The property Of
that Institution ~iiI 10, be injured BY opening the
street, while the improvement will be one Of vas,
bsssht to property owners whose land. bind on
the street, and also equivalence 90 the travelling
pablie
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e0.Tn The Democratic oaueu. IN AnnapOII, On

e0-In the Democratic caucus In Annapolis on
Wednesday night, for Police Commissioner Of
Baltimore city, Gen. Hstbsri, Prssss; isssEsss;,
and Senator Bians we're the candidates. Mr.. Geo.
Cotton managed the Sight for Herbert, and ssna-
tor GOrman ehampiOned the cause Of Senator
BiAns. Upon vote being taken Gen. Herbert
came Of victorious by majority often-42 to 80.
Thus Bose Cotton, In his contest with Boss Cor
man. has proved too much for the latter and has
drawn the fret blood. The Republicans held
ceacus the same night and unanimously nomi-
mated Mr.. d. Pinkney West. Of Baltimore, for
Police Commissioner. On Thursday night Gen.
Herbert was elected.