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The AMERICAN RIVER BRIDGE.

Action has been commenced in Justice
Coggins' Court, in this city, against the
American River Bridge Company, a corpora
ton, charging them with the crime of misde-
maanor. They are charged with having
violated Section Gil Of the Penal Code of
California, which reads as follows; every
person who unlawfuIly obstructs the naviga-
ton of any navieable stream is guilty of a
misdemeauor." This IS the first corporation
ever arrested 10 the county, the law for which
viii be found ia the ninth chapter of the Pc
nal Code Of California. The following are
copies of the complaint fled aad summons
served:
In the Justices Court of the city of Sacramento,
township ef Sacramento, county Of Sacramento,
State OF California In said county, before Hon P.
II. Coggns, Justice OF the Peace IN and for said
city, township, county AMI State. The People Of
the State OF Cal fornia vs. American River Bridge
Company, defendant.
The People Of the State Of California, upon oath
of Henry L. Buckley, complain against the defend
ant. the American River Bridge Company, a corpo-
ration, for the crime Of misdemeanor, committed as
follows That on the - day Of March, 1sS2, in the
county of Sacramento, in the State Of California
the said defendant, the American River Bridge
Company, corporation duly organized, acting and
Doing business uuter the laws Of this State did
then aud there uniawiuly obstruct the navigation
OF L navigable stream, by erecting and maintaining
4 bridge across the American river between its
mouth and the town of Brighton, IN Sacramento
county, the same being navgable river, without
having and maintaining therein draw or swing Of
sufficient space or span so as to permit the safe
convenient and expeditions passage at all times
any steamer, vesse or raft which may navigate the
said river contrary 20 the FORM force and effect Of
the sta u.e in such cIse madesand provided, and
against the peace and dignity OF the people of the
State Of California. HENRY L. BUCKLEY.
Sworn.tO and subscribed before me. at the city Of
Sacramento, the 1lth day Of Apil, 1852.
P. II. CoGGlNS, Justice of the Peace.
State of California, County of Sscramento-In
the Justice Court Of the City Of Sacramento Sacra
mento county, State OF California In said county
before Hon. p Il. Coggins, Justice of the Peace in
and for said city, township, county and State. The
People OF the State of California to the American
River Bridge Company" a corporation. You are
hereby summoned to appear before me at my Office,
on Seventh street, between and streets, in Sac
ramento city, on Monday, the 9th day Of April,
1882 at the lour OF l O'Clock P N. Of SAID day, to
answer charge made against you upon the infor.
nation OF Henry l.. Buckley for the crime Of misde.
meanor, IN obstruotNg navigable stream viz, the
" American river" by bridge without a draw or
swing Of sufficient space or span to permit the nayi-
CATION of said river highway Dated at the city OF
Sacramento this llta day OF April, A D. 1882.
z. II. COGGlNS,
Justice OF the Pence
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AoVEhTlsSG1Ea EEEKg1on.


Metropolitan Theater-Grandmas Birthday to-
night.
Notice to Taxpayers-one percent. agitation.
Friday evening.
Union Picnic-Natoma Grove May Sd.
Special ACCOMPLISHMENTS commandery this
evening.
o. C. F.-Ths evening" Firemeu's Hall.
Attention, Foresters-5:3O P. N
Wanted-Girl to do general homework.
Wanted A German girl to do upstairs work
Manifestations by man and wife.
Glass ball shooters, attention.
Grand Military Picsic
Lecture and Concert Friday.
Red Mems Picnic, May 18th
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store-Excellent fashion cut
Kirk, Geary & Co., Wholesale Druggists.
Western Fire Insurance Company. H. Sullivan,
agent.
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company.
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CRACKERS Z CORRECTIONS!

:" FISHER, NOS. sos AND $40 STREET
I'll. Sacramento. has just taken the Weoesal,
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER CoMPANf
of San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest Sal
Francisco prices, with difference in time and ireigh
in favor Of purchasers Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CONNECTIONS, at lowest market rates. fe22-sp6n
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ELECTRIC SCIENCE.
NOTICE TO HousEKEEPERs.

c1TEAM CARPET EATiNG MACHINE, CORNER
- o ana Iwelftn streets, sacramento-the only
Seam Carpet Beating Macelne 10 oacranneheo
Cleaniny. Relieving and Refitting Speciality. AL
work warranted. Employ none but first-class work
men. Orders left at LOCKE & LAVENSoN's, No.
81 ] street or, at residence, Twelfth and street
a199n1m ANDREW HATHAWAY Y. Prourietor.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
WEDNESDAY, April 70, 1se

WEDNESDAY, April 10 1882.
DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoS, Judge.
Adams, Mcneil & Co. vs.. J. F. White-Judgment
entered in favor Of plaintiff.
H. s. Beals, administrator, vs.. E. j. Croley-
Judgment for plaintiff.
j. G. Cross vs. Josefa Cienfuesos Continued for
the session.
DEPARTMENT oSE-CLAaK, Judge.
Estate OF James Lansing Petition OF Mary Ian
sing for probate OF will filed and set for hearing
May LIST. Special letters issued to petitioner.
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GREEN PEPPERs.-We are in receipt daily oil
large invoice of Green Chile Peppers. ID,
De Bernardo & Co., 9oS aud $40 X street. .
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ALL the novelties in the Inns Of gents fur.
nishing goods at the Red House.
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MISCHIEF is the name o. q sun bat trimmed
with chenille and tassel is sold FIR 81. Mil
linery Parlors, Red HOUSE.
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BARGAINS BARG AIMS !-Silk-mixed mem
suits for SO 30, at Red House.
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THEY are only 10 cents-polka dot sailor
collars, with lace eGging Just the neatest
thing for the children, Red House.
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I6e Acres, which Is divided as follows
twenty-five Acres in Vineyard Of all kinds; L
Acres in Straw berries; 10 Acres bearing Fruit OF
all varieties 2 Acres in Black berries; Acres In
Young orchard; balance Of ranch used for
pasture and grain. The soil is of sandy loan.
For irrigating there is 10 horse power Engine
and Boiler; Large Reservoir. Good Dwelling,
Barn and Out buildings. Possession given imme-
diately which includes several thousand dollars
in crop. PRICE, $1,000. Terms of payment
made satisfactory
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PEAs.-The finest favored Sugar Peas that
come TO this market can be had fresh daily at
De Bernardo & Co.'S.
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For WHooPING COUGH Nothing equal
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
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REMNANTS OF CALIcoEs, from two to eight
yards In length, only cents yard, at Red
House.
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FULLSIzE honeycomb quils (white). rs
cents, at Red House.
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ALL NEW and of the latest STYLE in MILL.
merry goods at Millinery Parlors, Red House. :
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LADIES hand and money bags, nickIe.
plated, Go cents TO 81. Red House.
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81 For Fruit and Vineyard Ranches their supe
ror has not been offered for sale in this any other
county in this State, taking into consideration the
price and location.
swEGTsE2 & ALssP, Sacramento
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POLKA Dor, navy blue Merv lawn is only
IS cents at the Red House.
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NAVY BLUE, polka do. lawns, Sc inches
wide, 16 cents yard, at Red House.
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THIRTY dozen ladies' leather slippers, 40
cents, at Red House.
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JUST RECEIVED!
Seal Of North Carolina
SMOKING TOBACCO.
ALL SIZES
T3 CD @ TT E Sc e. %.
a7-3plm
TO MY OLD PATRQNs

4 STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES u
4 you are go unfortunate as to require then.
With a mind matured and enriched by studies Of an
advanced order, safely gay that there s hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human ills that can.
not treat to successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready to nssiss ycr Nv
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. l am now able to treat you With the
certainty OF success. No case peculiar to youf
delicate organism is beyond my sure contfol
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior e
any offered heretofore, and will be wsnsrtsd &c
have the desired effect in all cases.
Those of the public who need my service cai
depend upon gentlernanly, honorable and acienttfc
treatment at reasonable rates
/ address particularly those who have been in
Iured by youthful indiscretions and those who
haze contracted local diseases
PerSs ns afflicted can II they prefer, congult me
By letter, detailing the symptoms OF the disease or
trouble, and receive medicines BY express with full
instructions. All letters must be direoteq. J. II.
JossELYN, L. D 2a5 Suffer street, SAD Fraucis.
co, Cal.
Cure warranted In all cases, or no pay inquired
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis Send
for book. Comfortable apartments fcl patients al
ny lnfrmary twhen desired) with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlora, 22s Suffer strees, adjoining
the Young Men Christian Association BIiiiJing.
Office houFs-From 8 A. NJ. to P. N.
ny Dipf0Ea hangs tn my 0floe.
Purchase my Essey on Physiology and Marris,s
Fer sale by all newsdealers.
J. III. JOssELY., n. De
T-9D1mfsayrIfOWS
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MUSHROOMS. select Mushrooms can
he had daily, fresh, at De Bernardo & Co.'S
30S and 3i0 K street.
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PoRcuPINE hats at Red House also, q
iull line of fine Mackinaw straws for 20 cents
to 81; Caspian straws for 80 cents.
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MERCHANDISE REPORT. - The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
10th G. Lavenson, boxes shoe blackiug
Billingslsy & Co, 20 bundles baskets w.
A. & G. s. Houghton, case books Lindley
& Co., 30 cases matches, IS bales tobacco !;
Adams, McNeill & Co., l36 boxes l crate
and cases soap Huntington, Hopkins &
Co, POI iron channels, 200 kegs nails, l case
and barrel hinges, 4 boxes scythes, 90 boxes
Ti7ets, CD pieces machinery steel ; /. K.
Hammer, 2 cases organs G. 7. L. R., 2
boxes hardware, l case dry goods +. NJ
Shields, l stove, l box stove fixtures a A
Van VOORHEES, & Co, . rolls leather, l box
saddlery, boxes hardware }. 4. Stoll, l
box harness tugs Gilmer, Salisbury & Co, .
wheels; II. S. GrOcker & Co., 4Sl bundles
paper; Holman, Stanton L. Co, 2 boxes
hinges. boxes hardware. l box screws
James /. Fel'er & Co., u barrels whisky
Baker L Hamilton, y bundles rake handles
Mohr L Yoerk, box saws; Geo. T. Bush,
2 boxes gas fixtures; Locke K Laveuson. 4
boxes oil cloth, 6 rolls carpet Hall, Luhrs &
Co.. % barrels hams, l box cigarettes Vein.
stock & Luoin, 80 cases boots and shoes. |
case dry goods; Hale Bros & Co, 4 cases
hats. bales and boxes cotton goods, l box
worsted goods, cases boots and shoes J
w. Wilson, l buggy.
PHoToGRAPHED.-H. S. Beals, the photog-
rapher, yesterday, in the county prison, pho
tographed the murderer Raten. He also took
q photograph of a Chinese murderer who is
confined in the same prison. Raten offered
no obi sction to sitting for his picture, but the
Chinaman said " Me heap no ilkee."
IMMIGRANTS One hundred and forty. four
immigrants, including 102 males. passed Car
lin yesterday en- route to California. They
viii arrive in this city by the overland train
this afternoon.
GLASS BALL SHooTERs.-The Knights of
Pythias offer a special prize Of S25 to the
team making TIE best score at their picnic
to be held az Natoma Grove on the 4.h Of
May.
Police CoURT-In the Police Court yes
terday all the cases were continued except
that of i lward Brannigan, drunk, who
was fined So or three days in the City Jail
UNION PIcSIc.-Tbe Methodist Sunday
schools Of this city will hold their annual
picnic at Natoms Grove near Folsom, on
Wednesday, thei3i day of May.
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DAISY LEE Pansy, Ocean Belle, Rosebud
and Nouveaute de Paris are worn great deal
by young misses. They are to be found at
the Millinery Parlors, Red House.
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IoMAToEs.-Fine ripe Tomatoes can be
had fresh, daily, at De Bernardo & Co.'s, sos
and $40 K street.
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MOUNTAIN TRoUT.-We have made ar.
rangement to receive fresh, daily, large
assortment of Mountain Trout. De Ber-
nardi & Co., 30S and 80 X street.
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UxDEL1vERED MEssAGEs.-Th following
named persons have kilograms at the West
ern Union Telegraph Office: Frank Sehaf.
din, Charles ALL, James Cannon, John
EiedSe and Mrs. Annie Smith.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-19
Death OF Dr.. NJ. n. Miller.

The death of this young gentleman occur
red at his home, Holly Springs, in Nanjemoy,
on Wednesday last, ofconsumpton. The doc
tor has been a victim of this inSidious disease
for some time, and about month ago 1t had
made such rapid inroads on his constitution
that he WAS compelled to give up the practice
of his profession and confne himself within
doors, and at the time mentioned it resulted in
his DEATH He was about - years OF age
Cut off in the very beginning of his manhood
at the time when life was just assuming It's
brightest aspect, when he had everything to
look forward to, was indeed a sad blow and
one that will awaken the heartieSt sympathy
and sorrow of his many friends throughout the
county In tie death of Dr.. Mllar our COM
munitv loses one of its most promising young
citizens and no one whom death could have
chosen for its victim viii he more 4dly missed
in both the social and family circle. Born and
bred in Charles county, he had become, by his
uniform courtesy and kindness OF manner, well
and favorably known to almost every citizen
in it and his death will be deeply and univer-
sally regretted. Open, bright and cheerful,
generous to "A fault and kind and sympathetic
nature were the qualities that endeared Ii II
to all with whom he came in contact and made
them feel that in him they had Il friend He
was school mate of the senior editor of this
paper but to US, the junior, he has only been
known since our residence in the county, but
never have we met person whom we would
be more willing to take as a friend hiS,opeu
and generous nature attracted Us much toward
him, hence our speaking SO :eelngIy Of his sad
death. which truly and deeply deplore To
his family and friends we tendar our most
heartfelt sympathy; but two weeks ago we
noticed the death of his father, Col. Thos. \.
MilIar and now that i is our painful duty 10
record that of this promising son, We feel how
utterly inadequate is any sympathy to his az
flicted family.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-19
The Tobacco Warehouse Middle

Messrs. Albert Richie, JOSEPH \. Wilson
of Calvert county, and Il. Quincy Hal, as
counsel for Alexander Sommerville, Monday
in the Baltimore City Court fled his answer to
the petition Of Andrew J. Snoot praying that
d mandamuS may issue as therein set forth
The defendant after the usual formal prelim-
naries, in which he admits his appointment
as inspector Of tobacco at warehouse No. fer
two years his commission having been dated
April ID 1880. denies that the term for which
he was appointed was limited to the end Of tEs o
years from the first Monday of March, 1850, as
is ALLEGED in Shoots petition hut AYERS that
the term for which he was appointed Was a
term for which under the Co s'ijutiOn should
continue until the expiration Of two years
from the first Monday OF March, 1850. and
thereafter until his successor shall qualify &C
coriiug to law. He denies that the petitioner
is duly qualified according to law, and denies
that he is entitled to the possession of the office
and Is advised that the act of the Governor in
making appointment to the Office At time " hen
there was no vacancy therein aad he commits
sion, and all acts done b. the petitioner there
under. are unlawful and altogether null and
void that defend ut deems himself the lawfu
incumbent of the ofli.e aud custodian OF the
warehouse and property, has refused 10 give
possession thereof All still refuses And he il
further advised thu; under the express provi-
sions of the Constitution Of the State his tern
Of office confines. not on'r until the end %
TWO years from the first Monday Of March. 1880
but there after until his successor shall qualify
according to law. and that as the Senate f.icd
to ccncur with The Governor in the appoint
meut of his successor, he i entitled To hold the
Office and required ty law TO III charge is
dug.e, that iss-dsties-wtle aHy,-,ss-r -e~ a4ss,-
dis harged under the authority Of law; rhat
no vacancy existed or exists, and the Governor
had no power Of Appointment in the premises
For all ofwhich and many other rca.nns defend
ant insists that the petitioner is not entitled to
The office, and Prays that he may have the
same benz fit as if he demuTr5d TO he petition
A. soon as the counsel for Mr. Smoot Nessrs
johnson and Poe, were advised of the answer
they procured IN order from Judge Gary dis
missing the petition for a manianus, aud took
pro forma decree, and will At once apply 10
the Court of Appeals to docket and try the
case Bit. american.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-19
Xarions Cause

Advancing years, car, sickness. dap
poiutnrnt. and hereditary r~gi.ern-i-
tion-all operate IA 'irn thc hair gray,
and either OF them iu-linss Il - 81 |
prematurely. AIEE HAIR k9D1: lssl
restore faded or gray. li-l- or ...l lasr
to q rich brown or deep hl4aS, g., lH :
be desired. IL soflcnS AMI c.gsn~sS gse
scalp. giving IL a healthy action. Il
removes ana cures dandraF aul hfrun~s,
By its use filling hair Is checked aut
. new growth will h produced Ia IL
cases where the foIli>icS arr nos d.
stroyed or the glands lcCaysl Is
effects are beautifully shown on or2-hy.
weak. or sickly hair. on wh,-h i gsv
applications will produce the gloss ani
freshness OF youth. Harmless aui sur,
In its results, II Is Incompatible a.
q dressing. and i especially y..u.d
for the soft mstre and richness OF tone
if imparts.
AYERS HAIR EiUog Is coloT!e~ ;
contains neither osl nor dye; AMI VIII
not soil or color white cambria; "
IL lasts long on Tn. hair. and keeps
II fresh AMI vigoroas, npaFt.as an
agreeable perfume.
For sale by al dru Egists.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-19
Inspections Bill.

The Board ofTrade, |. VI. Parr, president
George L. Porter, secre arr, he'd a special
meeting Saturday to take into consideration
the bill provilng fer the free inspection OF
tobacco now before the Governor Resolutions
requesting Gov. Hamilton 10 sign the bill were
offered and referred to the committee on for
eign commerce, w. W. Spence, chairman, who
reported them back Immediately and they
were adop ed. The resolutions were mailed e
Gov. Hamilton, and it is hardly thought pos.
sibe he will ignore the expressed sentiments o
the representative of Baltimore trade.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-19
Beautiful Spring Dress Good,

Handsome Black SIX Bsccat al. rg-s
Silks only 81 worth : >" H.a~..a.-s# t'
wool dress goods new styles - vruss Jo.efy.
Surah Satius tusw styt,S - rrgIs. s.A
silk Erlveis 81. Piano tayrrs HHaa-a,.r..t
with six - =. Aousa- Haa4 Lace 'cs Tes-
iains l5Cls 10 81 Colonel >.'A : g. @a
aud white Striped silks sseta Elagk 4al
white, Blue and Gold All ,srr-r 1na 90. Z
Checked dress goods tsGss' srs.s~ -..s- 6,tss
Cashmere Shawls a.. p-fe u... s.. E'sss1ei
Table damask all Linen -ne'z C..sr-f CASH
meres Spring SHADES ~. Co'ure3 ard 3.s&
" .RorsS' Sal.ss latest sjs les s.. CARTER =.
Ill Aarke; Space Washington, n. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-19

a bill was reported in the House on Friday
10 aid in the support Of common schools. Il
provides that foF the next FIVE years there shall
be annuity appropriated the sum Of Sl0, OOO,
900 to aid in The support Of free common
schools, school fund, and which shall be ap
portion,d to the sc,erd States and Terrtore
according TO he number of their iIliterat,
population over ten years of age. An amount
not exceeding five per cent. of the sum appor
toned may he nspd tor The education OF teach
erS in public schools.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-19
Improvement

Mrs. y. Qlenzel has just completed new
roof to her house on the public square and
also repaired the front of it. and now il pre-
sents quite attractive and substantial appear
auce. Another boom for Port Tobacco n
versus La Plata. If all Of cur citizens would
only do likewise we could soon have town
Of which We might BE proud and not g,haH,ri
10 shor strorgsrs, MS that seems to he the chief
argument Of the Court House removtrs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-05-19
Local BreVitics.


KAN, dampneSS ana solfoN.
Old Sol condescended to show his bright
visage again on Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. Morris, an old typo If this
county has been visiting his friends her
during the past week.
SAINT Cox, Jr., Esq, is the only sub
scriber from this county to GoVc'n r Ham
ilton's banquet on "Wednesday last.
According to Ncnnor, nyAt Sunday VIII
also be rainy, disagrecnhie day. EarL
times for our fair weather Christians.
From persons attending court from The
various sections OF the co0nty, We learn
that the wheat crop is uniformly forward
and is looking well everywhere.
The court house question comes in for
a large share of discussion at this term Of
court Arguments fer and against w.N
warm, and. as far as We can l,aEn, MT
ment seems about equally diyiasd.
The graduating class Of S.. Johns Col
has this year five members, as 10 lows =
R. Irving Watkins, Baltimore; Nicholas
Brewer and Grafton Monroe, Annapolis;
Alvin Wiley, Ia bot cou"ty: Eiun Hob. ;,
Caroline county. Commencement eAer-
cises take place OF the 15tu Of june,
We have been asked to cali attention
to the condition OF the public road be
tween La Plata and BryAntown. t"e
loose dirt that has been thrown into tho
mud holes 10y the road corps, has, hr the
recent rains, been turned t. perfect lob
Jolly, and travel over it is made with The
utmost difficulty. This is a source If
much inconvenience to persons Attending
court from that section.