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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
0~-~~>0~~~~-~~~~~>~~-~-~ ~-----
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP LfSSs
~ COMPANY. Szv1sszss, z,
FOR NEW YORK.

fOk NEW 1Okh.
This company will dispatch one of their splendid
steamers-GUYANDOT ROANOkE, MAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, WIANOKE, and
RlCllMOND-EVEGI NONDAX, TUESDAY q,
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. For hours Of sailing,
see advertisement below.
steamers leave New ORR TT ESDAYS, THUR.
DAYS. FRIDAYS. and SATURDAYS at 3 L. VI.
from Piel 26 new number, North river, foot
of Rcac1 street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
unsurpassed.
After-cabn fare TO New York Including meals
and BERTH. SO: rOund-uip tickets SIS Storage,
with subsistence, ~; without subsistence, 81.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock L. NJ. daily.
For further lnfOrma ton, apply to
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., Agents,
~ 20 Office COmpany's Mharyps. Rockets,
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FOR RENT.

HANDSOME FURNISHED OR@
IL UNFURNISHEDR ROOMS, with BOARD. HI
Also, FLOORS FOR RENT, with or without
Board. Apply AT No. 1900 east Broad street.
au Q
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VIFGINIAc o STEANBoATs -
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
MOUTH, AND JAMES.alvER LANDINGS,
DIRECT: CONNECTS AT OLD POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND THE
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sMITfrlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WArER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER by DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. SI.5O.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50,
MEALS. Tao.
ALL TICkETS UNLIMITED.
one OF the Company's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND or ARIEL.
carrying United states NALL
z. {. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves richmond every IT ESDAl. THURSDAY.
and SATURDAY at 4. NJ. for aboye-namcc
for Baltimore and the North. Returning. tie
steamer leaves Norfolk at = \. II. and Old Point
at 40 y. ~, arriving at Richmond at about !
Through tickets on sale on steamer and at Gar
her's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO SOCIETIES, Sc.
STATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
Or NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk Port smou.h
Smlthned and Hampton; Washington. ID. C.;
Newborn. Washington, and Tarbor9'. \. c., and
all points IN Eastern North Carolina: also fpr
Eastern Shore of Virginia, Old Point and all rcgu
iar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES.
ana through bills Issued. l.. 10. TATUM
}! Z Superintendent
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DICHMOND AND pETER,Bl E1
At RAILROAD CONPA NN.-tomilD..
WEDNESDAY June y. le-2, tr4iu- ou Rails r.-l
viii run Us follows:

=
II RAILROAD CONPAN N.-tomiu,...n.
WEDNESDAY, june y. ls-2, trains ou tni, -.-l
viii run Us follows:
LEAVE Ht,HNNNp ->Ol1lI
3:l5 f. ", FAST MAIL. callf. MAX tl,ogt
connection trr savannah. ~l.r.
only at pctsr-tuig ani ti,-.r.
Pullman sleeper between W4.iH.-
ton and jacksonville. Ht--.' -.r-
VIII take ibis tain tnf h ID. t,.I.. b.
1850 A. NJ, THROUGH NAH. dolly. connect.
Ing for Rail lh. Charles. l. A.-
gustd, Aiken. Savannah. i.l .'t. g.
s"nvlllc. stop a Chester .fI f.U-
Utlls. Pullman -lrIltl- iftt..l
New York and savannah .. Cos.
train.
500 2. ", rl:IlGIlT. da'i'.cNceli -rf..t.
200 \. ~, FREIGHT, daily. oAcc. -.l...,.
400 p n" sunday excursion.
LEAVE rErEH>ErH.-N.LtiL
Z;3S 4. NJ, Nj MAIL, u.il'. ~..I- '..' .'
Chester. ll.'H4r sleeper .r tt
usiu hctWr,u J-cl-uy.., ...
Washington.
SAC L. ~, lllROl oil Ali..dally.r.lf, q
Win Richmond. iTD.I,iI. .-...I- ....
Potomac railroad f.r all ii..Uf-
and Wet; % 90 masking .n.nr, 81 81
win Tue Chesapeake Aud '.IN r,..-
roa' TOR alI points Nt~f. J |.- o.
stops al Chester 800 ,r.f...4.
Pullman ~irplng~ tL tlIi- '..liI ..-
tween SIyaulah rut Ntu l.I..
Passenger, take tii- t.iA f.r A ..
terpDck.
1909 a. VI, kRElGHr. daily. except -ur.lr.
3:i9 !. " FREIGHT. daily. ,Nr,I , Sunday.
$40 =. ~ Sunday excursion.
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Leave
Richmo'dl 2:f5 p NJ liOA. NJ Coop %
Arrive at
N'tPOini 500 T. " 1855 g. S. g.ts 90 q

Passenger tram CONNECTS al Nr-f P.Inf ALE
except sunday with steamer Tor Bal'In I'D
the NOrih.
Freight trains leaving Richmond ai $50 q. 81
and 600 T.. II. will have s>ougor-c,.. DO. -
Ltchtd.
Train No. Al connect, az Burk.sIli. u.fl. ..
folk and Western railroad fDr farmf .ll~. It..H..
burg, and all southwestern I.ut-.
Train No. 90 tthrprgh passenger f.Isat aI. .'.-.
lions, connecting "a ~uthcrl.l'. ..f. Million .. q
>utberlln Nsrrow-,'nuge rIfir.. i,r AIlf.f. o
salisbury with Nesiem North Ger. Doc r4Ir
for al points IA Western N.fI Carolina; 80 40
lanta for all point, south lud ~..fI wr-f
Train No. % Through pa -u.,r tud m.IiI ...ts
al AL stations, connecting af rrUNniiiu' "'f. 81
ton and Suthcrln Narrowed. rIi. ..I t-
hilton; At Atlanta for aii pDnf- south aI.i ..-
west; at Charlotte viii tUJf'atl,. t-I.l... nd
augusta railroad for GplIuiir. Augu.tl. ~tt...
nah. and Florida points.
Trains from The south arrive 80 Richmond a
400 =. VI. 1928 4. ~, ana i.l2 r.. N..arI f..
West Point at lo:2o \. N.N1~-tnE.rl. au.l f...1
i. VI. and 1910 I. d.. lFilgitJ
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE MATTRESSES, a
Il BEDDING, &C-WILLIAM DAF-9
FRON.-Partics I'm want Of FURNITURE OfN1
any description will study their Interest by
largest stock does the business, and cannot be un-
dcrsold. Five hundred suits in WALNUT. ASH.
and POPLAR, from the best factories In The cOun-
try. VIII be sold low 10 make room. WILLIAM
DAFFRON. Office and warcrosmS, l43S Main
street: West-End store, 313 to 3l5 north Adams
street: factory. Nos. lG, IS 90, and % north FIJI
tecnth street. Richmond. au 4-3m
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edmond AND PETER>Bl re-
IL RAILROAD.
THE OLD RELIABLE ALL-RAli EojiL
To
NDRIOl.k
VIA lEIlR~Bt Re-.
iREATLY-REDrCED RATES

Richmond 10 Norfolt ....... 81 o.
Richmond 10 Norfolk and return good fnr
tiltc HaN E DIT
Richmond 10 ord Point .......... ........... 3 .I
Richmond 10 Ola Point 5LI r'iiru........... ! %
For tickets ana all Information apply af .iff
ucNct office. Manchester. 1000 cas- NiIn .r-.,f.
.nd al Office OF general PASSENGER agent y. Z
Tenth street. s. pDrF
jcS General Pa...Us,r A-,f..
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- &c II MON ID, FREDERICK>BI EG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN Ei'H.
NOND AND BALTIMORE N EACH
DIRECTION.

Corrspondingly quick time 10 other f.InA
Through bills Of lading issued al low rates.
Z. \. TAlLoE
" General FREIGHT Asruf
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1907 p. M.'Il20 r. NJ
YORK-RIvER LfNr

( Passenger 'Frdgit lal- tfrL..,s.-
daily. .lyeN. >md'y c,. -lf.r....
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Die MOND. FREDERIC I'll hU
III AND POTOMAC RNLROAD.-S,ls'is
commencing NAY Is, lsS2:
$50 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcet station tally .'if
only NJ Milford and krederlckslaf.'
500 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-s,rect station daily "a
cept Sunday.
800 r. NJ, leaves Byrd->, rect station daily.
400 L. NJ, Accommodation for Ashl.ud, ,"',s
Broad-Stnctt station daily teANf'
sundays. -.
HISS A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Strccs station dsls.
S:oi p. NJ, arrives Al nyrd->treet station dAN
makes no lscai stops.
es4S r. N, arrives at Byrd-Strect sstion N'n
Except Sunday. -
SScA l. NJ, Accom- IN daiiOn, arrives 81 hfv,t
street station daily except sshd,'h
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Asfn-
y . u NyxkS, General Superintendent W.
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DICHAOND AND DANYILLE Raj.
III ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES,
N EFFECT SUNDAY.JILY 1852.

Leave
Rlch'ndat
Arrive at.
Bsrkeville
Suthcrltn $
Dsnyille...I
Cirnsboro'l
Raleigh. i
salem 81
salisbury
Chariott.
Spart'nb'gl
ar.snrfff.
Atlauti...
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WANTS.

w ANTED, TO RENT A SMALL
w FARM WITH HOUSE on 1T NEAR
RICHMOND, say five ~ ten miles of. with good
land. Address VI. c., care L. +. Cooke.
an 9-2t* Enfield, King William county, Va.
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WANTED, TO BUY A MEDIUM
w SIZE DWELLING with LARGE LOT
corner preferred-from $4,000 to $4,000. Ad-
dress BUYER, care of Dispatch. aus
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Correspondence Haifinore County CaioH.
LETTER FROM SAVAGE, MD.
Our Bread Mill-Brass Band-Prof. Nau-
rice's Gospel Tableaux Abundant
Fruits, sc.
SAVAGE, IIowAHp Co., oe,ob

SAVAGE, liowARp Co, October "a, iss:.
Msssr.. Editors:--In my last the cotton mill
was mentioned. In addition there IL also grist
mill with the modern Improvements. This Is for
-four, corn meal, buckwheat and hominy. The
company IL now completing new water wheel
under sixty fec, head Of water. They are raising
the race bank six feet and n half, n mile long.
What they do they do we'll.
What n wonderful imptov emcnt We have over
the old hand mills used in primitive times. Dr..
Livingstone, tho African traveller, sent ono home
from the banks Of th6 Shixe in South Africa. lie
describes Il rs "a mill such rs Sarah used when
told by her Lord 20 do the thing handsomely and
In hurry for the strangers" II is n big stone.
worn hollow By the operations Of grinding. The
upper stone 10 graspcd by both hands and the
weight Of the body brought down on IL rs II Is
showed to the lower part.
The miil-st which are now almost univer-
sally used for grinding grain. are maid from buhr-
stone. form Of silica'like flint in hardness. but
not 90 brittle. This rock IL only found in abun.
dance in the mineral basin Of Paris and some ad-
joining districts, and belongs 10 the Tertiary for
nation. II isofa cellular texture and 10 frequently
full Of siliciGcd shells and other fossils. Mill
stones now are usually from four TO six feet in
diameter, and are each made up Of number Of
pieces strongly ccmented and bound together with
iron hoops. Ono six feet in diameter and Of fine
quality, will cost abou, $3.50.
In addition 10 our mechanical pursuits wo have
v;ssT things 10 make Up cur life. Among these
l. the musical. We have now brass band with
Ralph Lee. rs leader and NIL the fine instruments
paid for. They recently had fair and festival
for this purpose and tho gross receipts were over
$500. This, In addition 90 tho little Saturday
AfsaSnoon festival once q month during the SUM-
mer. has covered all their expenses. They are
beginning 10 play with ease and grace.
Prof. Maurice, Of Washington city, gave us n
gospel tableaux for the benefit Of the church. Not
n magic lantern exhibition, but moving PIANO
rama Of the life Of Christ, on q canvass nine feet
high and six hundred feet long. II was not
largely attended, partly owing To the short notice
and some other attraction at that time.
Fruits and vegetables have been abundant. We
are contiguous 10 the celebrated "Ann Arandai"
growing region, whose hawkers' cry IL often 90
boisterously heard In our Baltimore markets.
All our crops have done well and the late ones
are equally a. promising.
Three miles from Us Is Laurel, where there 10 n
revival Of religion In the old stonechur II has
progressed two weeks. and the pastor, Rev. Thos
Myers. received thirty applications for member
ship. OCCASIONAL.
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MARRIAGES.

WILLfAMS-SANDER Otober 9Th, a,
the brides residence, "The Plains" Baltimore
county, by the Rev. DIR. Murkiand, assisted BY
the Rev. u. u. Williams, John =. Williams 10
Lucy j.. daughter Of the late Thomas Sander.
son, Esq.
-LIPPINCOTT.-On October "a. by
Rev. l.. G. Muller. Walter :. Shields 10 Louise
i. Lippincott. both 81 baltimore.
OLIVEK-GIST-On Oct. I, Mt 81. Peters r. T.
church. by the Rev. j. T.. Grammer, William A.
Oliver 10 Miss Rachel Gist. all Of baltimore.
SNEERi --KLINDINST.-on October o,
by Rev. Father Mailoy. Eugene o. Sneeringe.
OF baltimore. Ia Mis- Sailie klindinst, OF
Ashland. baltimore county.
BAHRANGEK-JOiiN On October 10, by
Rev. Father Manly. Francis Barranger and
Gertrude johnson, Of Waveriy.
BONSALi.-SiIAW.- - On the 18th uf September
by Rev. T.. u. Mckenzie. John II. B0nsali 10
Miss Mary A. shaw. both of this county.
L0ANE-TODD.-On October ID. by Rev J.
Mckendrec Kelley. Vim. u. Loanc to Ms,
MolIie l.. Todd. both of baltimore.
GRAVES ZIMMERMAN.-0n October 5th. By
Rev. q. u. Zimmerman. ". X. Graves. Of Bal.
timore city, To Miss :. Emma, daughter II
Joshua Zimmerman. of baltimore county.
WlMAN- IOfMANN.-On 2ith September, by
Rev. e. u. Parker. Iohn r. wyman 60 Mary T..
Hoffman,. both Of this county.
THOMPSON-CADDEN. On October ., BY Rev.
j. u. gladden., Robert =. Thompson to Ilarris,
j., daughter Of the late Rev. Il. gladden..
LANlIART-RJBi. Tuesday. Oct. 10th,
lss?. at the parsonage Of the First NJ. T.. church,
York. Pa, by the Rev. :. c. Swallow, ". Harry
Flsyhar;. 81 Towson,own, To Miss Kate :. Ruby,
of York. Ia.
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prospects for eur railroad grew brighter. Visions
of railroad trains filed with happy faces and laden
with bonny exeursionists glide through our imagi-
nation, and ne feel highly encouraged 90 hope for.
and soon 10 expect the solution Of the problem.
The recent railroad changes have evolved very
decided events IN favor q eur road. And now
that the new management has bCen deanitely set
tied upsn, Ne may soon hope for N actual sxscu-
tioa % the proposed contract. Thea We shall
have the near certainty u lcemplstion,
and hear the assigning 81 the Iron horse and hear
ths pu@ng 81 Bis s,saming nosirilA-C aionsriiis
AFyus.
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She BAD No Jurv rr,.l-o. r,id,v Of l,,,

She Had No Jury Triai.-0n Friday ofiasi
week Judge Ysllott, in the Circuit Court here.
heard the kaLeas eorpas case of Mary Bowersoek.
wife of George II. Bowersock. The facts show
that Mr.. and Mrs. Bowersoek keep house at No.
29s Ramsey street, Baltimore; that Sergeant
Handy and other police oesesrs Of the Western
District arrested, without warrant, Mrs. Bower
sock in her house and took her 10 the Western
Police station, where Handy charged her with be
ing habitually disorderly. At the trial before
Justice Rhodes she and her husband dema nded an
appeal and jury trial, which demand Justice
Rhodes disregarded. and committed her 10 the
House Of Correction for three months from the 10th
Of September, 1852. AZ the same time be remarked
% her husband that he ought 10 raise some money,
get lawyer and take her out on . writ Of kaJeas
eogPss. Judge Yellott released her AZ once, 70.
marking that this case las well a. many others
which are brought before himl 10 Russian In lie
eharaster that the Bill Of Rights and the eonsti-
tuition which he swore 10 support allows every per-
son jury trial, and that all acts Of the lsgisia-
ture which deprive . citizen Of this right are IN
constitutional and void. ''whsn will the people
reform these police aud police justices outrssesl''
he remarked.
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Tho German Scheme.

A political writer In the Baltimore Herald says /:
"Apropos Of the German scheme In the Sixth
Congressional district, which IL just at present
creating considerable stir in the city, II l, said
that the delegates who attended the convention
at Westminster from Hartford aud Cecil. are the
siekest lot that ever was seen. The Hopkins
men are swearing blue streak against German
and Roberts. They say thcy were regularly sold
out by Roberts who was put mp 20 run for Con.
erssfby Gorman, simply 10 sell out the conven-
lion at the right time, and that all those ballots
were preconecrted trick.
"Thsy say Mr.. Talbot will have 10 rely on his
own county for his majority. and u he doesn't
lock sharp he will be beaten anyhow"
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Very Seriously Hurt.-william whsiby,
aged hny-fvs years. In the employ Of the Mary
land centrnl railroad and residing with bis family
At Woodbury.. was seriously II not fatally injured
on Saturday night last. IL appears that whsiby
with some friends were 10 attendance at the
Democratic primary election preeint At ioopefs,
when furniture wagon, driven By aeel0red man,
stopped % the house. whelby, during the alb
senee ef the driver, mounted the wagon and drove
81. II 10 supposed that when nearing 50. Paul
street sxtsaded, he fell from the wagon, his head
striking rock, near where he vas found In an
uuconscious state. lie vas removed 20 the
waverly station house and subsequently, to his
home.
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Tho Enact Of "noan" Rule.

The navre de Grace RePubiican, an independ.
snt paper, says: ave have nothing personally
against Mr.. Talbot, but Il does appear strangeto
~, that the party cannot nd In al the four best
and most cuitured counties of the State. better
congressional timber. This nomination 70, without
doubt, distasiefui 10 the better element Of ths
party, aud l. only another evidence Of the PERM.
eious eject Of "hoss rule, which adopts the most
unworthy means 90 carry the primaries and de-
feat the wishes Of the people"
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5zs-Ths Cecil county Ns~s, an indspeadsn.
paper with strong Democratic PFoelivities, says;
"Ths Democracy Of this, the sscond Congressional
district, re-nominatsd Mr.. J. Fred. c. Talbot at
their convention In wsstmins,sr on Wednesday.
Mr.. Talbot may do for the present, but the time
Is rapidly coming when the very best men Of the
party will have 10 be brought out 20 secure even
equal chances for election. aud such denominations
this recent Westminster one wonderisIiy hassens
that very period. And this is about the only good
thing ws know Of Mr.. Talbo,ts nomination"
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esrMr. A. W. stehman, chief deputy In the
Office Of Col. c. Irving Di,iy, has resigned In order
TO engage In private business. Mr.. s,ehman has
been in the Revenue Department . long time and
IL was Col. Dit,y's wish tina, he remain, bu, he
could not be prevailed upon to do so. The cor
rssPondenee upon the subject between Col. Di,sy
and bis chief deputy show In what high esteem
the latter vas held, and the deep regret the Col
iector felt at losing his valuable services. We
have received this correspondence ba, owing to
the crowded condition Of our columns We are un-
able 10 publish Il.
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Correspondence Baliimore County UaioH.
UNANSWERED QUESTIONS.
BALTIMORE couSfy. Oct. ?. Is

BALTIMORE CouNTY, Oct. ?, 1852.
Msssrs. Editors The questions which pre-
pounded to MT. Brulf In TnE USIoS Of the 30th
ultimo seem 20 have turned his attention 10 who I
am In place ofturning Il TO give them correct an
swers. Surprising me 20 be the ex.examiner IN
der Republican rule. he commences calling me
"your another" aud then goes on TO give eVasive
replies to every question. IL would have been far
easier to have answered directly and let the
"Model Clerk" carry the answers 10 the grand
jury, the hoped for Panacea for all his Ills.
We will ask the same questions over again and
hope he will furnish correct replies;
Mr.. Druh says he made out the school report
for the year In which the teachers received part Of
their pay BY dusbili Why did he not publish
the fact!
Has not Mr.. Bruf turned down some teachers
who failed to get certificates and allowed others
10 pass who fell below the standard!
Has not Mr.. Brun allowed some ladies 20 teach
In the public schools who never possessed certi-
Gcate, either from him or any one elses
Has not SIR. Brud given certain questions 10
his teachers at some Of his examinations which
he did not know how TO answer himselfI
Has not Mr.. Bruf. on examination day, given
wrong answers TO questions and the correct an.
swers some days Aherwarlsg
Has not Mr.. Brun visited certain schools very
ofton 10 the year while he failed 20 visit
other schools for two three years in succession
Has not Mr.. Drun the name Of the gentleman
he desired TO have for presentation TO the grand
jury without having sent II TO that body by the
grand jury visitor.
Will Mr.. Bruf explain the true inwardncss Of
the late competitive examinations for the schol.
arships' ISQuiRER.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

iiALLocK's Nrw sEEb sroHE.-The new igri.
cultural Implement and Seed House Of y. ID. Hal
lock Is located nj 81 N. Green street, second door
north Of Lexington Market, Baltimore. Roland
Mill. Corn Shelters, Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements Of all kinds. Agent for
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original An
monia,ed hone Phosphate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-10-14

eSThs Republican convention for The Sixth
Judicial Circuit met At RllieO,t City on Thursdsy
and nominated Frank II. Socket, ESQ.,. Of Anne
Arundel county, for Chief Judge. and Hon. john
4. Saith, Of Carroll, and Nicholas Brewer, ESQ.,,
Of Anne Arundel, for Associate Judges.
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Democratic County Convention.-The
Democratic county convention TO send delegates
90 the Judicial cOnyentiOn, met at the Smedley
House. Towsontown, on Monday. DR.. J. W.
Hawkins. Of the sih district. was chairman and
Mr. J. J. Lindsay. Of the 18th district, secretary.
Full delegations present from all the districts
besides many others interested in the proceeding
The primaries last week having been almost
unanimously in favor Of Judge Yelloit and David
Fowler, E.q., no other candidates foF the judge
ships were named. and delegates were elected 10
the Judicial Convention instructed to vote for
Judge Yellot for Chief Judge. and Mr.. Fowler for
Associate. The following gentlemen were chosen,
after whiehthe convention adjourned: o. y. Mac.
gill. John II. Fowler. Col. b. VI. Matthews. Lewis
". Bacon. Milton ". 0autt, George @. Hooper
and b. Payne Butler.
The judicial convention met at Ady's Hotel,
Hartford road. on Tuesday. The delegates from
Hartford county were n. d. FArnandis. II. C..
WhitsfOrd, X. X. VAndiver. ST., II. ". Archer and
Thomas d. Jarrett. Mr.. Henry ". Archer vas
chosen permanent chairman, and Mr.. Benz. r.
Butler. secretary. The names Of George Yelott
and Richard Grason we're placed in nomination
for Chief Judge, the former by Baltimore county
and the latter By Hartford. Judge Yellott was
zsas!sz:s! &C :ss s-s; ballot. rsss:viss ss.es
votes. Hartford esuniy's Eve votes being east for
Judge Grason. David Fowler, Esq., was then
nominated for Associate Judge and received the
unanimous vote of the convention, which then
adjourned.
Both the nominees are well known 10 our people.
Judge Yellott has been on the bench in Baltimore
county for hftsen years and IL esteemed as an up.
right Judge and honorable man. lie IL in no
senss . partiEan. bat Is very liberal and indspen-
dent in his political views. Mr. Fowler IL u
highly esteemed gentleman and very popular
with all who have the pleasure Of his Acquaintance.
lie Is . son Of the late Robert Fowler, Of this
county, gentleman who was prominent in the
politics Of the State, and one who was universally
respected. What 10 said above Of Judge Ysliott
may also be truthfuily said Of Mr.. Powler-he 10
no; bitter partiIan. but liberal. minded gentle
man. who, IL he should DO 90 fortunate as TO be
elected, will be fair. honorable and impartial
Judge.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-10-14
Towsontown Literary

Towsontown Literary Society.-The SO.
ciety takes pleasure in informing the public that
this Friday evening, Oct. 18th. Prof. Werner. Of
the Berlin Conservatory Of Music, will give n
piano recitation in the high school building. A
rich musical treat il offered and IL IL hoped the
attendance will be large. Admission cts.