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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
Caution.

Consumers Of "Dilps Best " tobacco VIII
please notice carefully the yellow tag on
same. and see that il las the wording, IN
black letters. =. Dilrs Best" Other tobae-
eos are being placed on the market with a
tag similar in coloring TO the DilPs Best
tag. and may mislead consumers of TINS
celebrated brand Of tobacco. To be genu-
Inc. the little yellow tag must have on
''Dilrs Best" In buying, do not ask Tor
the little yellow tag, as formerly, Out
"Dilrs Best" and see that YOU get what
Won AK forH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
opera .t ro.ar, Thursday.

Thursday at the Mozart will be opera
right. The Harris Opera Company now
PLAYING at the Dime Museum, VIII present
Plsnquett's charming work. the "Chlmes
Of Normandy" Reserved seats eau be se-
cured by members at c. +. John-ton's, DIS
Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

are renowned Tor thcir eNcc'tht pILATNy
and honest weight. His
Tomatoes.
Okra and Tomatoes,
Early June Peas,
French Peas.
Lima Beans.
Succotash, aad
string Beans
are for sale by Joseph u. bIalr, grocer, COB
Main street. pace Block.
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4s7 2.726

There we're il6 new scholars brought In
10 the schools during the month, and one
baptism reported.
Al the request OF the president Ress.
Samuel G. Clopton. pastor OF Chy-sueet
church r. }. Willis. OF West virginia,
and Hon. Henry Pollard, addressed the
Association.
After the usual collection and bcncdic-
ton BY Rev. w. w. LAndrum. the Asso-
citation adjourned 10 meet on the aftnsueon
OF the second Sunday In December wish
the Grace Street Baptist ehurch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
DE. =. c. VESTS
NERVE AND BRAIN-TREATMENT,

guaranteed specific FOR iIysteria. Dizziness. Con-
WILSON'S. Fite, Nervous Neuralgia. Hcadache, Ncrv-
ous Pro. tratiGn caused by the use Of alcohol or
tobacco. Wakcfllncss. hcntai Depression, SOitcn-
Ing Of the Brain lrcsultlng IN insanity and ofoins
to miecry, decay. and DEATH, Premature Old Age,
Loss Of Power In either sex, caused by oycr-eXer-
ton OF Tie brain or OyCr-indulgtnce. Each box
contains one months treatment; 81 a hoX, or six
boxes for 50, sent by mail. pteuaid, on receipt Of
price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BONES to cure
any case. With each order received 10y Ne fcr six
boxes. accompanied with s5, We will Sr'Il ,he pur
chaser cur written guarantee 10 re'-hd the InOney
n the treatment does not effect a cure. Guaran-
tees issuoa only by JOHN G. WEST & CO..
eU2 west Madison street,
22-d&wlv Chicago, III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

The Baptist sundzy-Sehool Association
Of Richmond aud Manchester held It's
monthly meeting sunday afternoon ct the
second Baptist church. President William
Ellyson presided; robert a. Gasy, secre-
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tho cewteu.,., v~r um.t-

The Centennial egg hunt at Park-Place
church was a grind success. Drs. Hatcher
and Landrum splced the occasion with two
weI.-timed speeches. Captain Frank Cun-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

tsry. The exercises were scmmcncSa Ma Y.
singing by tho seccad chufee scosel, g
tAe csuelusion Of which. Rev. Lusnee
TbcrphIIl, the newly-clected pentor q ~
Rainbridge. Street Bsptist church, ueaeSse
ter, he'd The Association In PRAYER. He
mmsry below is taken from the vupssSn-
tendents' monthly reports
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

- consider your
Remedy the bCst remedy IN existence
For Indigestion, kidney
Compliant
"And nervous debility. have JUST
Returned
.From the South 10 fruitless search for bsalis
and md that your Bitters arc doing me moro
Coed!
Than anything else;
A month ago WAS extremely
"Emaciated ~"
And scarcely able 10 walk. Now avn
Gaining strength! and
"Flesbl"
And hardly day passe. but what Lana
q
complimented on my Improved appearance, ans
u 81 all due 20 Hop
Biticrsl j. Wicklifie Jackson,
Wilmington, Del.
b. None genuine without a bunch OF green
Hops on the white label. shun AN the vile, poi
.enous stuff with Hep" or "Hops IN ihen
name. no l-ss'IhfhN"Ah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
FEARFrL RLOOD.POIsON.

negro on my farm has been cured Of q fearful
ease oh Blood-POson by The use of three bottles Of
swif's Specific. ANDREW j. HOWARD,
no 7-lw Forsyth, Ga, August ,, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
PRFsCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.

Ihave prescribed Swift's Specific In MANY cases
of Blood. Poison and as a general tonic, and II has
made cures after all other remedies had failed.
q. NJ. STRICKLAND, VI. d.,
Cave Spring. Ga, July IS, 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
Hold the Returns.

A welLknown citizen OF Richmond who
was at Patrick Courthouse on Wednesday
states that be heard read there telegram
from General Malone, In which Malone
urged friend 10 have the county returns
held until he lthe Geueral) was heard from.
To other counties Malone telegraphcd TO
hold the returns; that counsel were on
their way. Here IN Richmond at one time
it was feared that the purpose OF the
Republican Commissioners os Election was
10 refuse 10 count the vote because the
supervisors had net signed the returns.
On the day Of election Republican judge,
in the discharge Of his duties. as he under
stood them. was. without trial, summarily
removed from Office by the Judge OF the
Hustings Court.
Deputy-Marshal Ballard tunder orders
from Malone. il is believsd.) refused to
appoint any Democratic deputy msrshals
after his chief (Mr. IIughos) had expressly
promised, in writing, that Democrats should
be appointed. and after said writing was
shown Ballard.
Discussion in the Legislature is soon to
he had on the Mccormick bill. All these
things will be referred TO. Those in pos
session OF the facts ought 10 write them out
and send them TO their representatives.
Let Us 20 into the argument fully armed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
New York. Philadelphia. and Norfolk
Line.

10 he Editor Of the Dispatch
| see a paragraph in the papers saying
that the New York, Philadelphia and Nor
folk line shOrtens the distance South i20
miles. | suppose they mean all rail from
New York to Norfolk. give you the dis
tances taken from the "Dfiicial Railway
Guide" from New York 10 Norfolk and
New York TO Richmond:
Miles.
New York to wilmington. .Dei..............ll7.76
Wilmington 20 Dclmar.... ................. ".
baltimore 10 PocOmar ......'... %.
water lhr..'s'-' ''-.''f'''''' W.
Making from New YorS to Norfolkl ...-..3l2.76
New York to wilmington, ,Del..............ll7.76
Wilmington 20 Baltimore ............ 90.
haltlmnre 10 Washington. ......s..fs..-..... ~
Washington Ia Richmond. ...--.......l ll6'
Nakin2. -.........-. 34t.10
rhis gives % miles shorter TO Norfolk,
not calculating the increased time Tor trans
fers and watcr.line. | think II Is fair IN as
sumo that thi, water.ine and transfers can
not be made short OF two hours. II -, "
gives the Richmond line one hour 10 make
up the 32 miles. From Wilmington 10 Po-
comac is single track; from Wilmington
/ TO Washington a double track; from Nor
folk TO Weldon j. 50 miles; from Rich
mond 10 Weldon 81. In fair weather the
two lines are practically the same; In rough
weather the Richmond line has decided
advantage. This Is fair and impartial
statement, made from the Raii,ody Gu'de.
! except the waici-line (Which. think, y AZ
miles. though the parties in interest call II
4Ol. II will certainly be great advantage
10 Norfolk and no injury 10 Richmond.
Every new railroad gives new develop
ment which no one party can appropriate.
one may get the largest share, but cannot
! gtt all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
V>UFFY'S PURE MALT WHlSkEY
WILL. CURE ANY CASE
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, GENERAL
WEAKNESS, BEMoRRHAGEs, OR
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS,
IL lales IN their carly stages, and rthe'e' he'
absolutely cure. the most obstinate and
supposed hopeicss cases.
TRY A HOTTIE AND BE CONVINCED.

W, are tho only concern ia thc United states
rhs arc botting and selling To the medical profes-
.f,. and drrr trade an ABSOLUTELY PURE
MALT WIIsKEY. one that Is free from fa'ef-
.Land that f. not only found on The s'dce6ards Of
N, best families in The country bat in the dis
.,psiHg-room FOR use I'm cases Of Dyspepsia, indi-
sestion, and as a .ilmulant for tired and nursing
u.ihers, and which IN unoothness Of taste, round
ness and d,icacy Of nayor. making IT alike ae-
scptahle tc an age and 20 the most delicate SO
.oseh.. Ia INphoid-Feycr. pysentery, Dtarrh~t'
and ali low forms Of disease IL Is the iaVorie with
~, profession, who know It's merits, finding II IN
valuable as siimulant and tonic. We have not
she suace 10 speak individually Of the large number
o. professional gentlemen who have examined
ilis Nhiskcy, but simply cay that In May lat we
distributed 800 sealed boit.es to Ike nuHheI
Of Che representative physicians throughou, tie
,eunirv f,ir aua'ysis and examination. and not one
ofuat number found trace Of f"efl-Oit or any
seultcfanon whatever. Or. AEENpr, the great
German chemist, n \ letter t. us. states; " fad
80 absolutely pure aud free from tu'el-oh aud Tor
that reason cordially recommend h 10 the medical
profession.
Many A. The leading physici1us ~ The United
SEstrs not only TccOmmtn. " 20 The proic sion ~
Iarre but refuse 10 use anve theT imulant IN then
pragiicr. fur The rOnsumptNr anu lhnsc alc,''i
viii hcmorfhlCcs 70 IS an invaluable tonic supply
irg The system with Uoic carbon thin the dlsease
can q hau.t, the invalid gaining IA Strength from
The datc OF Is use.
Itis for sale by druggists and hnc.eIocery houses
generally. aud hy
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CONSTITUTIONAL sCROFuLA.

girl in my employ has been cured Of what he
nevt was constitutional Scrofua by the use Of
swift's specific. j. O. Mcdaniel.
AlatoOna, Ca, July %, 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
Death OF Colonel Whitehead.

Colonel John ID. Whitehead, after pain
ful Illness. died at 4 A. VI. yesterday at his
residence. on Church Hill. Colonel White
head was formerly an auetiOncer and mer-
chant in tins city. but for several years
par. has filed the position OF Justice Of
the Peace, doug business at the Office OF
the High Constable. After the war, when
the volunteer militil oi the state was re-
organized, Colonel Whitehead was elected
captain Of old Company q, First Nir-
giuia regiment, composed principally Of
young men ef the eastern end OF the city.
He was aitcrward elected lieItCnant-coloncl
Of The regiment, when Colonel John A.
Sloan was its commandant. He was also
member OF IIcnrco Union Lodge. No. l3l.
4. +. and 4. NJ. which is called to meet
this afternoon at O'Clock to attend his
funeral.
At the time Of his death and for many
Years previous. the deceased was member
Of the City Democratic Committee. For
one or more terms he was The 'upcrintend-
mt Of his ward. II was .teadiast. earn
ct. willing worker. respected by people
OF both parties, and made friends wher-
ever he went.
He was 4 good. Kind man. whose death
will bc sincerely mourned in wide circle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

TsosE COMPLAINING oF soRE THhoAr on
HoARsENGss should use BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TRocBEs. The effect IS enussrdiuary, pAr'ieo-
lafly when used by singer, aud speakers foi clear
Ing the voice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

fwrite ibis 40 a
Token OF the great appreciation have Of yoar
Hop
Eittfrs. ] was afnietcj
With insammatory rheumatism ~
FOR nearly
ssven years, and no medicine seemed 70 do
me any
Goodii.
IJnt,I I tried two bottles Of youT Hop Biiiers,
and 10 my surprise am as well to-day as ever |
was ihope
spop may have abundant success
ain this great and
Valuable medicine:
Anyone wishing 10 know more about n y
eart2
Can learn by addressing me, EN-.
Williams, 11C3 1cth street, Washington, .. q.
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sMokE TRIxY CIGAss.

smoke the celebrated UxcLK DAS'L's CIGAR,
hand made. clear Havana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
JDOISON.

PoIsoN.
Oar Treatise on Blood-Poisoning is Of interest 10
all classes. Win se mailed free on receipt of your
address.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

DVRKsss SALAD DRESSING AND COLD hnAr,
sArcs, for all kinds OF szizds, hsa. vegetables.
and cold meats. cheaper and better than home
m.se No sauce ogu1i 20 ~ was ever sesrsd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

| most earnestly enireat every female needing
such remedy 10 use Mothers Relief Coupled
with this entreaty viii add thai during lonr
obstoulcal practice norty-four years. have
never known It 10 fall 70 produce the iniende !
ercct II. j. HOLMES. NJ. d.
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suoKE TRIxy CIGAws.

What are sYALsxIssg Pure Hsssns cigars.
Judges pronounce the sEALsAiS CIGARS The eess
In the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

uinrhsm sang rs only he can sing. The
irfiuspces Of the occasion were spiritual
in high degree. The original and u~ique
idea Of an "eeg hunt" was conceived and
carried through by Mrs. Joseph X. Gun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11
"T HAVE surFEREDi"

win every disease Imaginable for the last three
years. Onr
Druggist. T. .. Anderson, recommending
"Hep Bitfers . 10 me,
used two bottlesi
Am entirely cared, and heartily recommend
Mop Bitter, 70 every one. J.. ID. Walker, BHckner
ho.
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MOTHERS. MOTHERS. MOTHERS

SMOKE TrlxY claAas.
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FRIEND !
WORDS OF PRAISE.

A PRECIOUS Boon To woHAN
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smoke CskCN TEAM CIGAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

smos, yIsolSiA BELLS CIGAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-11

LANP-LiGHrING.
The Board eoncured in the resolution
passed by the Council, which relieves me
pohee OF the duty Of lighting and pult'hG
ont lamps. and gives the eontrsl Of the 'He
to the Committee on Light.
wATEE RENT.
The Joint resolution asollshin. the , p-i
cent. penalty for Don-psyment of water t'N
was referred TO the Committee on 'T'
dinsnces.
ENDORSING CLEVELAND.
Mr.. Page offered the followiu. re'olu'
ton, which was adopted:
Resoired. THAT l.. l.. Bass. the pfe,l-
dent OF this Board, be requested n senh lue
following telegram TO Grover Cieyelahu'
ALBANY, New York
1.-THE Board Of Aldermen si the eI'! o.
Richmond tender to you and the eountr!
their congratulations upon your election =,
President OF the United States. and upon
the 6nal triumph OF honest aud con,'''u-
lonal government"
SCHOOL. QUESTION.
The following resolution, offered ny "i'
Burwell, was adopted:
..That the Committee on Schools pe ~
auested To examine and report whfsn.'
any, and II any, what, legislation j. mr.,
ssry, either by State or city, 10 Increase '"'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-02-29
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Focal affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS,

LITTLE LOCALS.
"A new postal route has been established
from Black Horse to Bradenbaugh Hartford
county.
The State Board of Education has granted
certificate as teacher to Mr.. j. Egbert Smith. of
Hartford county
1t is proposed TO connect Elkton by tele
phone with the other districts of Cecil county,
Hartford county and Baltimore city.
Jennie suter, white woman, who was re-
Gently removed from Montevue Hospital to the
county Almshouse, died last Sunday
-Messrs. IL. r. Lloyd and E. r. Blain have
formed copartnership in the merchandise, COAL
lumber, grain and fertilizer business, at Slate
Ridge station, Delta.
"A petition to the Legislature has been nu-
merously signed throughout Cecil county asking
the striking out OF the'word "cider" wherever it
appears in the local option law.
MIR. ID. j. Wilson, as attorney for owners
has sold farm ofS4 acres, in Hartford county on
Little Falls. 26 miles from Baldwin Station, to
John Lynch, of Baltimore county, for $4,000.
presented in the Legislature asking for repeal
of the local option law. You fellows over there
getting thirsty already p To,psontoun Union.
The Warehouse Committee, appointed at
the Gamers convention in Bel Air. ,Januarv
18th, have prepared q charter and sent it TO the
Hartford delegation to secure its passage by the
Legislature
The racetrack ard stables at the Hartford
fair grounds were on Monday rented to Mr..
Samuel Chapman, of Baltimore. Mr.. Chapman
comes well recommended as an experienced and
successful trainer.
On Tuesday, on motion of Mr.. J. 4. c.
Hopkins, Messrs. Jas. P. Gorter, of Baltimore
city, and ii. Arthur Stump, of Cecil county,
were admitted to practice in the Circuit Court
for Hartford county.
The next meeting of the Deer Creek Far
mers' Club will be held at the residence of Mr..
Edward p. Moores, March sth. The subject
selected for discussion Is "Does Farming pay
at the present prices of produce Y''
Col. Samuel N. Hyde, of Long Green Val
ley, contemplates opening q fine avenue near
the station of his name on the new railroad and
will lay of building lots which he expects TO
dispose of to citizens of Baltimore.
On the Eastern Shore of MARYLAND the can.
ming business is said to be In such bad repute
that many of the canning establishments are of.
fered for sale at little over half their cost and
majority of the Gamers are anxious to sell out
and quit the business.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-02-29
The New Cecil County Road Law.

A new road law for Cecil county has been
passed by the Legislature and will soon go in
to operation. Under its provisions the County
Commissioners will first divide each election
district into convenient road districts and APP.
point Commissioner for each. The roads
are then to be laid out in sections and sold to
the "lowest responsible and accepted bidder"
for term OF three years. The law also pro-
vides for monthly inspection of the roads
and bridges by the Road Commissioners and
monthly report of their condition to the
County Commissioners. Four times year
the County and Road Commissioners are to
make joint inspection of the roads, after
which certificates are to be issued to the Su-
pervisors whose roads are found in the con-
dition required by the law that is, in such
condition as to "atford free, safe and easy
passage over the same, free from all ruts,
holes, loose stones brush and rubbish of
every kind whatsoever, higher in the centre
than at the sides, except where otherwise
ordered by the County Commissioners, and
with clear, open bitches of sufficient capacity
and grade to carry off the water"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-02-29

DIsLoCATioN OF THE EYE.-Wilfred Smith.
aged IL years, son of Mr.. Charles Smith, of
Lapidum, had his eye torn from the socket by
being struck with the shaft of buggy, on the
road in Lapidum, on Thursday night of last
week. The driver of the buggy, Mr. Seth Tay
Tor, OF Webster, was driving rapidly in search
OF DIR. Virdin and the night being dark he did
not see the lad, who with several COMPANIONS
was walking along the road, before il was too
late to check the horse or avert his COURSE
Young Smith was only appraised of his nearness
to the vehicle by the noise il made and in en-
deavoring to avoid the danger he attempted to
cross the road, when he was struck The shaft
OF the buggy impaled the boy at the outer angle
OF the right eye, dislocating the organ and frac-
turing the bones of the face. The eye protrud-
ed from Its socket, and with its ruptured yes
sells, nerves and muscles was lodged on the
cheek. DIR. W. W. Virdin, who was summoned,
says the case Is singular and interesting us dis
location. He says he has no literature that
gives report of a dslocation of The human eye,
ana even the surgical history ofthe late war does
not record II single case of the kind, though
OF course cases may have been encountered. -
The injured organ in this case was necessarily
removed, the surgical work being done by DR..
Vrdin, assisted by DR.. W. IL. Noble. The in
Jnred boy bore the painful surgical operation
with wonderful fortitude. His condition now
Is favorable for recovery, although some time
will elapse before he can be pronounced out Of
danger.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-02-29

ELE-GERMAN.-At the NJ. E. Church.
Aberdeen, Md, Feb Goth, 1884, by Rev. r. r.
8: Hough, of Baltimore, assisted by Rev. j. Ii.
Marsh, pastor of the church, Rev. J. W.
STEELE, pastor OF Aberdeen Southern Meth
odist Church, and Miss ALMEDA GERMAN of
Aberdeen.
LANTZ-SCaNEIDER. February 10Th,
by Rev. Charles s. Albert, Pastor of st. Mark 8
Lutheran Church. Baltimore, FRED w. LANTZ
to M. LIZZIE SCHNEIDER, both of Balti-
more city.
WILSON-WALLACE-In the Slate Ridge
Presbyterian Church, on February Goth, 1884. by
the Key. Joseph ID. Smith, JAMES j. WILSON
to ANNIE w. WALLACE, both of Hartford
county
BAY-PARKE.-Atthe residence of the brides
father, ON Feb. Goth, 1884, by Rev. Jos. D. smith,
assisted by Rev. N. G. Parke, of Pittston, Pa,
DANIEL A. BAY, of Hartford county. Md. to
BERTHA M. PARRE, sof Delta, Pa.
TUCKER-GRAFTON.- February 9th.
1884, at the residence of Mr. j. N. Henderson
In Towsontown, by Elder VIM. Grafton, VIM
II. TUCKER to Miss GEORGE GRAFTON,
daughter OF Mr.. Corbin Grafton all of Hartford
county.
DUFF-LINGAN.-On Tuesday, February
18th, 1884, at st. Ignatius' Church, by Rev.
Father Fowler, CHARLES DUFF, of York
county, to Miss ELIZABETH f. LINGAN, of
Hartford county.
KNIGHT-BIRD.--At the Southern Method
lst Parsonage, Aberdeen, Md, February 14th
1854, by Rev. }. w. Steele, X. b. KNIGHT
and Miss MOLLIE E. BIRD, both of Hartford
county, Md.