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New-York tribune., 1882-03-05

OFFICE OF THE NORTH RIVER CONSTRUCTION CO, )
TRrN-UELU- OFFICE 20 Na--au.-t. Ftl. ~ l,1-; -,
TNHE stockholders Of the NORTH lIE PIX
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY are hereby notified that
furth" amcnt Of IN per cent on their respective 81
said company payable the office oi the treasurer no. -
\l-.iIi.-t.. uu Friday, March TO- l0@2.
The transfer books viii De closed on SATURDAY, tWu"it
2l at g O'Clock D. m aul reopcucd on m" morning o SliuI-
d1y March u, unNt j. J.. "lN'l'N, = e,-,,'Dt,
rE1UE Union PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PtNI-Thr annual meeting OF On. stockholders OF the
I.or Pacific Railway Company ror ths choice of Directors
fr ,u-,u- ,.J and the Transaction uI ANY other Dusk
ut- which may locally como before tAr l''uf Wa 9e le
t0uu.ly'~ office. iJ1 Broadway, I'm the 'fl pf N"N
Nors ON Wednesday, tD -th day of March next a TO 1otR
a. m. Iraa-.c. hooks will Doe closed o ~, ft. -'
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
March 4. 1882.
TIE GENERAL LIST

Actual sales. Closing
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DACIFIC NAH. STEAMSHIP CONPANl'S
1 INNS FDl. tNITTORNIA, ~A>uWlt 90 l-l LANDS
JAPt%. CHINA. NEW-/EALANp. \ AUSTRALIA, tLS
M Al. and SOI"rII AMERICA and MEXICO
From NcwN York. Pier foot taual->t. y. II
FOR 10. Isthmu, OF Panama
ACNHI- it'I sails day. N.IfH D. '.'..L
Connecting tor central and south America 'ul Mexico.
From san Francisco, l~t dut BldnuAI'ia
or and Caiua
rnrTONoiTTT. NEW. ZEALAND au1 Al ~lNAllA.
CITY or .. YORK sails ~tlurLtN. 'ld' DO e - Hl'
OF ON arrival of London mails al san Franc 500 ,
For frLt ,,., AMI general Information apply at Come
U3u,'s ilt, on tbo pIyr loot Caulst, Nortl lisr.
~ II. J. BULLAN, superintendent =
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Taylor q creamer. Aueiionser,, Baltimore
rI,RUSTEES'
i PEREMPTORY SALE
VALUABLE LAND AND MANUFACTURING
SITE NEAR THE CITY.


In execution of decree Of the Circuit Cour,
for Baltimore county. sitting a. Court of SsEe
Equity. the undersigned. Trustees. sS
E will sell at public auction. a; the Es-
change sales Rooms. in the city Of baltimore, on
Tss.fay. 33d day II Nay. 1859.
at o'clock J.. 81.
ALL THOSE TRACTS ~ LAND. WITH THE
IMPROVEMENTS.
Conprising pafts of the tracts called "Pimiico, '
"Brothers Choice and THE Labyrinth.' in Bal
;imoFe county, which we're conveyed by Robes,
u. Morrison. Trustee. To John d. Kremelbers and
Werner Dresel by deed dated the l9th day Of
August. lsss. and recorded among Baltimore
county Land Records. in Liher =. II. A.. No. %.
folio lu2, 4c., containing altogether
SO ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
The same being subject 10 an annual rent of one
penny. II demanded. With the right TO eIiinsuish
the said rent At any time at the rate of six per
cent.
This property has been occupied aud used for
manufacturing purposes. Western run flows en-
tirely through IL and furnishes \ good water
power. IL l. improved by several
STONE BUILDINGS.
The land IL well adapted 90 agricultural purposes,
and IL also well timbersd and fenced.
Tne property IL situated on the Pinlieo Road,
about hve miles from the city and abou, half .
mile north Of the race course and one mile from
Mount Washington.
TERMS or SALE. As PREsCRIBED By THE
DECREE, ARE--One- half cash, the balance in
six months. or al cash. as the purchaser may
elect. the credit payment 90 bear interest from
the day Of sale. and to be secured BY the note
or notes of the purchaser or purchaser, endors.
Ell % the satisfaeiion of the Trustees.
wM. y. PRICK. r
5. II. TAGART. i'"''es''
May 20.-t..
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PreferrinR Bannon 20 Bond.

George n. Muuy, Of Anne Arundel county, has
published card In an Annapolis paper, In which
he gives IN account Of the origin Of the suit Of
General Bond to recover $50 from Murray, which
the General alleged was given Murray to use for
the Generals political faction, but which, he
charged, Murray used against Il. Murray says:
81 have been repeatedly asked 20 explain the
object Of a meeting had with General Frank A.
Bond In baltimore city. In doing 50 wish TO
make Il ~ brief ~ possible and at the same time
do not intend 10 deal harshly with any one, but
give the facts A. they are. On the 9Th Of Deem
Der, lSso, received n letter from General Y. A..
Bond requesting me 20 meet him In Baltimore at
Barnum's Hotel, or at any place should name, as
he wished TO sec me on q matter Of business.
did not reply 20 his letter at once, and In three
days ION the 9th Of Deccmber) received another
letter making the same request. did meet him
at Barnum's Hotel, and found that he wanted
me TO support him 10 the coming contest for tho
Legislature. DIR. G. b. White, he said, would be
his opponent lie said he would give me $500
and an appointment In the legislature. and also
guarantees me $500 year In the future. I posi-
lively refused 10 oppose Mr. Bannon, as well
knew that he would be candidate for the House
Of Delegates, and not DIR. White. Then he wanted
me TO remain quiet and vote rs pleased. I did
not consent TO do 90. told the GENERAL that I
liked him very well, but, AZ he we'll knew, Mr..
not. would not desert him. lie then took from
his pockctbook $50 and handed IL TO me, and said
that could take IL and use Il as chose; that as
had been good Democrat he thought was en-.
titled to II. did not use the money against him
In any way whatever. On the contrary, Mr.. Ban
non has always satisfied his friends In his primary
contests In our district"
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eS-The differences and antagCnisin. in the
Democratic party having at leas; one beneficial
effect. They are enligh,ening the people as to the
loose methods praeticei in legaiIing bills passed
by the General Assembly. No one knows yet, al
though they have the force of law. whether bills
signed after the adjournment Of the Legislature
laws The latest breeze In this direction is the
charge made by Senator Wells, Of Anne Arundel,
that certain bill. in which as representative he
has been specially interested passed by both Houses
and sent 20 the Governor ani not returned BY him
within the Constitutional time. is now Law, al
though the Governor has signed il. disapproved.
The Governor, IL seems claims that 4 bill is not
presented until he actually receives Il, but the
Senator holds that its preseuiAtion in the Gov-
eEnor's room. or at the mansion, TO the Governor
or his secretary, 10 legal preseniatiOn. The Gus
tom in such cases should be reduced TO writing and
thus have doubtful di'puta,ions done away with.
Judge Miller has ordered that n rule be laid on
the Governor 90 show cause why n writ Of manda-
mus should not issue. prayed, TO compel him TO
deliver the bill in dispute at the Clerks Office Of
the Court Of Appeals. that IL may be recorded and
in due time published and certified as required by
law. A decision will finally settle the matter
Then We may look for . settlement Of the other
question
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irs-The Public School Teacher Association
Of Montgomery county had novel and impress
sivs exercise at their las, session at Rockville the
county seat. The Hon. Allen Bowie Davis, prssi-
dent Of the Board Of School Commissioners and
one Of the mos, public.spirited citizens Of the
county, offered three PriIes-S2j, SIS and siO-to
the three bes, readers among the teachers the
test TO be open to all teachers who should notify
the examiner Of their intention TO take part. Mr..
Piet. Of Baltimore. offered a. fourth prize copy
Of webster's Unabridged Dictionary. or n copy Of
sehArf's History of Maryland. ; vols. Two min.
listers aud member of the bar acted as judges.
who selected Appleton's fifth Reader as the book
from which all the selections were to be made, the
rule being that each teacher should read one piece
Of his her rejection and one selected By the
committee. About forty teachers competed for the
prizes. The ladies carried oiT three Of the honors
and gentleman the fourth. What public spirited
citizen of Baltimore county will initiate the good
example set by Montgomery and stir up the teach
ers to an earne', competition 80 excel In one Of the
ines, arts Of good ieaehins-the art 81 reading
welil
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CHAPTER 600.

AN ACT, Requiring the County Commissioner
Of baltimore County 10 condemn. opeA and re-
pair the road or way now called Clinton Street
at Canton, In that county.
SEcrIos !, Belt enacted By Ae General Assem-
biy Of AaTiyaHd. That the County Commissioner
Of Baltimore county be and they are hereby di.
reeted TO condemn, open and repair the road or
way nov called Clinton Street at Canton, or 90
much thereof as they may consider necessary for
the public convenience.
SIC. ?. ARd Be 70 enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date Of Its passage.
Approved May I'd, 1889.
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
GEORGE II. WILLIAMS,
President Of the Senate.
OTIS KEILII0LTZ,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
We hereby certify That the aforegoing is a cor
rect copy Of an Act of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, passed January Session, 1852.
JOSEPH d. SETH,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
J. ". MILLER,
Secretary Of the Senate.
EDWARD W. STIEPEL,
JOHN II. MfLLENDER,
JOHN 7. d. PARLETT,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
j. HARMAN SCH0NE, Chief Clerk.
Nav 2O.-3t
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Hon. Den. Bufterworth, of Ohio. has accepted
invitaiion % deliver the address At the FEEDER
al deeoraton Il graves IN Frederick 90 3oth Inst.
The peach crop eG the Eastern Shore psnin-
saia promises % be % large this year that the
Eastern shore companies are pstfisg new
steamboats, on the leading rouies, and the inquiry
for peach Plseks- has already bsgun.
-Beiair I'@ss Depuiy Collector DAllam con
tinBes 10 Improve slowy. bot IL not yet able 10 20
sbout mseh- DR.. Y. Han Richardson, bis ply
sieian, says there 10 no cause for ansasiness az
Major DailAn's siow recovery. lie isquits weak.
bet in good eosdition 10 gst vel, and win Be In
his ussal health in few weeks.
-Belair .Rgis: M. J. Edwin Webster, of the
Lac frm q Harlan 4 Webster, made bis frsf e.
feFt before . jsEy, % Thursday. In the case of
NorgAn vs- Andrews. lie made fsvorahls I'm
Pressioa BY the naassr and sabssAses of his ar
gumeni. and AZ its close Was highly eompIimsntsd
By Mr.. wD- roung. eounssi % the other side.
vho fellswed hin u spessh. Mr.. Wsbstsr is .
soa % Col. T. II. webster.
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1ss'- Have the brewers Of Baltimore any sinister
designs on the innocent rising generation Of the
city. A series or readers lately offered for use in
the public schools contains a significantly insinu-
atingpiciurc with remark, in mOaosy Iiablss among
two. three. four. Eve. sir. SIX keg, Of beer on a
dray. And one horse haul them all at once.
How strong he mus, be- This entieins picture
may be the straw ;ha; will break the camel, back
aud arouse some new Peter the Hermit TO head a
crusade in defence % the playful. prai,ling chill
dren from the evil consequences Of having six
kegs Of beer on dray and one horse to haul them
all NJ once
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John l. Yeiiot.. Attorney. Tow.on,own.
MoRrGAGEE's SALE
VERY NICE FARM IN THE Cd DISTRICT
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY.


by virtue Of the power contained in 4 Mortgage
IRON John A. Ehlers aud wife TO the un. -.
:s dersigned. duly recorded among -
r. the Mortgage Land Records Of BaIti-
more county in Liber J. b.. No. 90. folio 400. 1c
the Mo gagee will sell at public sale n, the Court
House Door in Towsontown. on
Saturday. The 2oh day Of Nay, lSs?,
AZ o'clock Z. NJ,
ALL THE LAND AND PREMISES IL SAID
MORTGAGE DESCRIBED.
The pronerty consists Of
l0RTY ACRES OF GROUND,
tolerably well improved in the way Of fencing. &c.
and would make a nice home. Il has upon IL a
comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE. AND THE NECESSARY
0UTBUILDiNGS
for small farm. The place 10 located about IL
miles from Baltimore. on the Marriottsville road
in the ID election district Of Baltimore county,
one mile and half from the Liberty Turnpike
Road. and adjOins the lands Of Mrs. Adams, Henry
Ehlers and Others. Any one desiring TO see the
property or 20 get further information concern
ing u can call upon the occupants Of IL or upon
JOHN !. YELL0TT, Attorney at Law, Tow
tontown.
Reference Is hereby made 20 the Mortgage afore-
said for title 20 and description Of the property
THE TERMS OF SALE will be Cash on the
ratification the sale by the Court, $3.50 70 be
paid as soon as the property Is knocked down By
the AuetiOneer, and II not then paid the property
will at once be re.odered.
ANNIE VI. LEE, Mortgage.
GEORGE L. sTocKsDALE, Auc,ioneer.
Aprif 9Q-ts
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cS-The Democrats State Central Committee
Of Maryland met in Baltimore on Tuesday and
arranged the time and place for Congressional and
Judiciary nominating convention. rs follows: For
cOngressionai aieOnventiOns-First district, Ea,,On,
October 5; second, Westminster. 0etober4 third,
broadway Institute. Baltimore. September IS;
hfth, Upper Marlboro, October }; sixth. cumber-
land, osiebsr ~. For JIdisiary eonysntions-
Second circuit, chestertown, October II; third,
wrighi's Hotel, Harfori turnpike, October 10;
fourth, Cumberland, October ); hfth, ElieOti's
City, October 10; sixth, Frederick, October 5;
seventh, Upper Marlboro, oesobsrs; eighth. time
and place In Baltimore to be named hereafter
The Committee passed a series Of resolutions set
tiag forth the achievements Of the Democratic
party in the way Of reform, and much other gush
and sslfprAise that Is as absurd as Il 10 amusing
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CHAPTER 900.
AN ACT, To authorize the Governor Of appoint
three additional Justices of the Peace for Bal,i-
more county.
SEcrIoS l. Re IL enacted By fAe General As.em-
Uy cf Maryland, That the Governor be and he is
hereby authorized and empowered 20 appoint two
additional Justices of the Peace for Election Dis
triet number nine, and one additional Justice Of
the Peace for Election District number twelve, In
Baltimore County.
Sac, 2. AHd be il enacted. That this act shall
take eject from the date Of its passage.
Approved May 81, lss?.
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON,
Governor of Maryland.
GEORGE H. WILLIAMS,
President Of the Senate.
OTIS KEILIiOLTZ,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegas.
We hsrsby certify. That the aforegoing Is a cor.
rect copy Of an Act of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, passed January Session, lss2.
JOSEPH u. SETH,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
J. NJ. MILLER,
Secretary Of the Senate.
EDWARD W. STTEFEL,
JOHN II. MfLLENDER,
JOHN 7. u. PARLETT,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
J. HARTMAN scH0NE. Chief Clerk.
May 2O.-3t.
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EcTIoN PREcINc CTS.
[FUHLisHEB ~ AurHoRIrr.l
CHAPTER ls:.


An ACT to empower and direct the Commission.
ers Of Bal,imsre county to increase the number
Of Election Precincts in Baltimore county.
SECTION ]. Hs 10 enacted by the GeHsral Assem-.
Jiy Of NaryiaHd, That when there shall be pre-
sented 10 the Commissioners Of Baltimore county
a petition or petitions signed by not less than
twenty five qualified voters Of any election dis.
triei In Baltimore county. stating that for purpos
es OF greater convenience Of voting in their re-
spective district or districts they desire said dis
triet or districts shall be sub divided anew into
new election precincts. the said Commis ,ioners
shall be. and they are hereby directed and en-
powered TO increase the number Of precincts In
said district or districts TO a number not exceed.
ing ten, or 20 distribute such precinct. As nj.
ready exist In said district districts having re-
gard to as much l. practicable the CONVEX fence
Of the voters in said district districts. holding
in view ~ we'll the equal distribution Of the nun
Der of qualified voters in each Of said precincts as
IL reasonably practicable, each Of said precincts
TO be de'ignatei by = number.
SIC. ?. Aad BE- 10 enacted, That in 50 re-dis-
tributing existing precincts of or In adding new
precincts 10 any district districts in said coun.
~, the Commissioners shall proceed in such man
ner aud under such rules and regulations, act or
acts, as are or were in use for former distribu.
tion Of precincts as by Law or otherwise in such
eases already provided.
Sac. ,. Aad b. IL saae,ef. That this Act shall
take eject from the date Of its passage.
Approved May 81. lss2.
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON,
Governor Of Maryland.
GEORGE II. WILLIAMS,
President of the Senate.
OTIS kEILH0LTZ,
Speaker of the House Of Delegates.
We Asrsty certify, That the aforegoing Il n cor.
rect copy Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland, passed January Session. 1889.
JOSEPH d. SETH.
Chief Clerk Of the House of Dslegats.
J. NJ. MILLER,
Secretary of the Senate.
EDWARD W. STIEFEL.
JOHN II. MILLENDER,
JOHN T. u. PARLETT,
County Commissioner for Baltimore county.
J. HARMAN ScII0NE, Chief Clerk.
May 20.-3t.
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-c-Th sheppard Asylum a, Towsontown Is
the Longest institution Of the sort in the country
in point Of time. at least. II has been building
not less than thirty years. has outlivei the most
of its trustee. and buiiders and IL stiil drawing
its slow length painfully along. those in charge Of
its construction NJ the same time drawing their
salaries with immitigable regularity Baifis4ore
Hsrdid.
The above i' as unja': It is untrue. The
Hcraid editor had better inform himself before un-
der,aking to eriiici,e other people. lie evidently
is wanting in information to cay nothing Of truth.
fainess, when he seribbiss such bo,h a. the para.
.raph auofeI
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CHAPTER 900.


AN ACT, To regulate and establish the pay Of
the Bailias Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county.
SEcffos I. Re IL enacted by fhs General Asssn-
by ~ Maryland. That the Bailias Of the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county be paid n salary Of
hfty dollars per month each In lieu Of all fees.
Sac. ?. ARd b. IL enacted, That the said salary
be due and payable by the County Commissioner
Of Baltimore county on the first Tuesday Of each
and every month.
SIC. ,. Aad Js IL enacted. That this act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage.
Approved May 80, lss2.
WILLIAM 7. HAMILTON.
Governor Of Maryland.
GEORGE II. WILLIAMS,
President Of the Senate.
OTIS KEfLHOLTZ,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
We hsTsby esr'ify, That the aforcgoing Is a cor
rect copy Of an Act Of the Generai Assembly Of
Maryland. passed January Session, Isse.
JOSEPH d. SETH,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates
J. 81. MILLER.
Secretary Of the Senate.
EDWARD W. sTfEfEL.
JOHN II. MfLLENDER,
JOHN +. u. PARLRTT,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county.
J. HAkMAN ScH0NE, Chief Clerk.
NAV 9O.-3t
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e1-Ths tardiness Of some Of the city registers
in qualifying reminds Of the story Of the boys
In the apple tree, whom the old governor tried TO
induce to come down forthwith BY thrOuing tufts
Of grass at them. II had no saiaiary eject, bot
when the solid stones rastied among the branches
the indifferent urehins soon learned wha, forth
with meant and hurried down At once. The news
papers warning these otheials have been bu, tufts
Of grass, bat the threat Of a speedy indietnsni
with $500 hne brissIing at the snd Of ID Is the
stone that will bring them down forthwith, apples
or no appics
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az Mi,hin : fnr ueek. = nlni,.e cinh II

ssf,- Within few week. BlaLe club will be
organized. with the pledge TO maintain its organ
iEaiion until that Statesman shall have received
the recognition due him from his fellow. country
men by bis election 10 the Presidency. With this
waverly is the first 90 hoist the Blaine banner
Hareriy iercr ia Baifimors Anerieaa.
Perhaps our waverIy friends are just little bit
too previous" Would il not be a. yell to defer
ihi. matter ye, little while: Rsineabcr that il
will be upward. Of two years before another Re-
publican candidate FOR the Presidency IL elected.
and some wonderful changes have been wrOugh,
in a much shorter time than that,
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Public Local Law.
FISH IN THE GUyPowDER RIVER.
HiisnEp nv AuTnoRIrr.l
CHAPTER 600.


Az AL !" provide Tor the preservation of Fish
~ the 1nnpo~der River. IN the counties Of Bal
umore and hariord.
SECTION !, Ne q snaeisd ~ ne GsHsrai AsssH-
~ Aary'a"a' That u shall not be lawful for
any person OF persons TO hsh with seine' In the
Na'ets OF we "unpo"der River from the tWenti-
e'h iay OF MAY 70 the tHentieth day OF August
sn1 from the hrst day OF November TO the hrsi
uay OF feD'uAry IN eaeh anu every sueeeeding
year ana any person or persons so hshing IN said
~A'efs shah ee guilty oi mi,ieneanor, and on
Soh'isuon oi having violated thi' Ia" shall pay .
one hundred dollars Tor each and every offence.
stc. :. Asd se .Hae'ed, That any Sheriff or
N"hstao'e VINO shali De saiished either upon bis
own view OF IRON information received from any
9theF person on oath that any person or persons
hNe violated the provisions OF THIS law, shall be
aud ne 70 hereby authorized and empowered 20
arrest and take into custody such person or per
sons 80 Offending.
~. .. ava ., enacted, THAT the Justices o.
we IeAee iof baiumofe ana hariord counties and
'Sc NlieuN o9nrts ., saia eoanues snail have con-
eaieni yuhsdieuon IN Al cases that may arise
uiaer the provisions OF this aei and shall, all Of
ttsm' nave 'u,l power sn'hority anu jurisdiction
impose the hnes hereoy PROVIDED IN the respee-
~. e9anus. 70 Which tue offence may se com
Hiuei aha 'he person OF persons 50 offending
may oe een'eysi !" eitneI baltimore OF hariord
etun'ie, ior triai anu condemnation before Jus
uee OF the Feaee OF tue Sifcalt Court ci either
county, and All hne, 50 eoiieeied fhaiI be divides
= 'o.ow' 70 VIZ one'hali ~ the iniormer and
,he other nAii 70 the commissioner Of said eoun-
ior 'he oehsh' OF the 'ehooI iand ofsaid county.
&c. :. AHa % " s"aeisd; That any party or
IAftles against Nnsm any justice OF the Peace
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graph quoted

ce-Th Joaraai i. mote positive of the success
Of the Republican teke, in PenH.y ylvAnia than the
AS'sricaa. II says Don Cameron begin. to show
little of the peculiar preseienee Of the old gov
ernOF, and tbA; 'ihe Republican machine /, we'll
managed. and /, will strike the Democratic column
like a ihunierboi; viii the Morey letter. the
JoaSnafs "wrs;ehed Affair." be one Of the striking
shaft. Of the mighty ,hundsrbolt:
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JEc-At the Methods, preachers meeting in
Baltimore. las, Monday. the ministers discussed
the imPropre,y of asking them to ride to eerns-
;sfies in hacks wi;h dead bodies Of children in
them. A general sentiment asains, such practices
was ELECTED, bu; no definite se,ion taken. We
think the practice should be disson,insed =, once.
for We consider i; the next thing to riding on the
n.Hn
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So-The old Bolton Depot property, ones 90
familiar To the passengers Of the Norshsra csniral
Railroad. may soon be thing Of the past. Tfths
money to be paid for the property empowered 20
be purchased By the n. C. r. r. Company for de-
20, purposes, bounded BY Cathedral street, Oliver
street, Maryland avenue and the Fails, 10 no, too
much. The city will foot the bin. and streets and
avenues win be opsned through the present depot
property. Northward theeiiy Of Bal,inore makes
Ia
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Ue"fhs FFes---IrFbHfss' ke., 10 cts. q line
STILTZ.-At Hereford, on May 18th. Mrs. Flea
nor Stil,s, wife Of the late Capt. Nicholas stiltz,
aged 20 years.
COCkEI.-At coekeysviile. on May 18th. Hen
Tie,ta ID. cockey. wife oi Hon. Joshua Y. Cockcy.
BUKGAN.-Ln May 18th, Thomas Burgan. Sr.,
In the 52d year Of his age.
FISilER.-At lIampden. on May 18th. Perie T..
Fisher. in the 18th year Of her age, daughter Of
Christopher aud Laura Fisher.
HOPPER.-A Mt Vernon Mills, on May 10th,
chas. l.. Hopper. in the 18th year Of his age.
sIRAsiNGER.-A waverIy, on May 10th, A..
VI. strasinger, aged IS years. wife Of e. Stra.
singer.
JONEs.-M Waverly. on May 18th. Sarah L.,
wife of J. llerning Jones. and daughter Of tho
late David lIenning.
BuwERsON. AT PikesviIie. on May 18th. WIN.
W. BoweTsox, in his 2sth yeAr.