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ALSO

Right and lefl hlnG, Carrollloh. bull
rue American Wno'~' improved, crane
fram No 21o No "a, Jrhu Long, Mas.
sillon. Bjckove, srsr, aud almost every
kind Of pIow points, Constantly on hand
and cheap for caoh,
AL LITTELL.
CsrroIIiog, yaRo % 1867 &C.
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PlOVs and Points.

The CaTrotItou, bull, hat crane, true
American, and a uumhcr OF o'he, pat"
lerns Of plows KEEP, consilQtly on hand.
or made 10 order, at Ido foundry 10 Car
rolllons
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! t- Stusk tu.dtls ~ itt Stt0t aue
Beasti Cturl tenipaoy.aTr trrtty no.
ua-d 4. iIu ihes ere IyqDiIsd 70 pa &C
.nsiat.l.- NJ 81 fsn doiisp - sscb shsfs
OF -t,ck. ~ before fhl hfsi day Of
Jua neat. ed oee Of m 6olfaIs on OF
hrtrreihs FIRE 4ay oi Aseps neat. 20
Cnsrts d Hosiet 'sTisssepT Utssid
ComrsbS, ut lie Can F0fhcs 10 New
Lisbon O.Io.-Utiug Le = ti-Aaa lsha
.lusrslrrr's.
b order OF he Posrd
CHAS. y. H0STETTER,.
Sec oC $ g. b c Coz.
Office ol 'hs g \ b {. CO
h.y ~. Is4G
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Tie Sfa'e f Olio Carroll csUniy. ss.
tUJRI OF tOMhCh ILEAS.
MAYHEM A D ls4G N CHANCEkY.
AaIg tIs, hitCasheN

Charles M,Cassey j. yore
The SAID Charles MeCssk'V wall lske ,
oolrce that ,a,d hsrgsr,t hsCsssty, On Z
The oh day Of May 10 the year OF A!
l. lS46, f ed ia The court o. con mon ;
pleas ~ aud Tor said Carroll county. her :
petition IN cbsrcsty against hun, winch >
priHlon charges that said Charles Me- =
Caskey has heeR wnully absent Tor
more than three years Immediately pre-
csding The rate Of the fling OF said pc
tllIoas snd thai ssid bafles MeCeskey
bas been gully OF Rro.s negleet Of duty
to vouT peluioneT; and praJs ssie court
TO decree The m1TrlBse cuBusci beiv cen /,
he PsinlopsT end said Charles dissolved,
and that it. may lie forever held Tor
nAnnhL-as@-sasvsa-- FuEfrIuBeT FHsY have
ressunsb.e aIhmony out Of any proper :.
" sard Charles MsCasksy may be ioutd .
10 he poss,ssed OF end that said petition
~ row pending. -and vii be Tor hesring .
al fhe Hsxi term ot ssid tourt. stWhlIh
time end pare. YOU may, il you please,
appear and defend &c
MARGARET MeCASKEvS.
By FCKIEy & DAVIS, her AuoIHeys :
Jule y 1916 80 6l.
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June 18th 1916.
MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP.

MEDICAL PARINBRSHIP.
The undersigned have iormsd Pro-
tessionsl partnership under me slvle OF
George McCouk and Son They r,uder
their ssrvices 10 ihe public. al he tstat~
h.hed rates .ol the country, with their
assurances 'hNt lhey Will spare ~ palrs.
BY day or night to render sslls action TO
lhc,f employers They Will hold them.
selves IN readiness 10 render gtaruHoua
attention to oil such as are poor and
have claims upon their humanity. They
Will pay especIaLstlenliou TO dlsaases oi
lbe eye, heart ard lunPs. They are
furushed wnh the means for perform-
rug al modern surgical operSuonsran
they would particularly Include clubIout
aud stfabIemus or sqmnt eve
G, McCOOK NJ D
& l. McCOOK, NJ. D
New Lisbon June 26lh lS4S,
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STATE OF ONO, CARROLL coTNTT, -
COURT Of COMMON PLEAS,
May Term, A ID IG46
AIbuu Sandoren
vs. IN attachment.
Harrison Wiandt
All persons interested val Iiske notice
hat Alnp II Wa doreaaunHhe Sth day OF
MAY, 4. b ls4e.-sued out q wrrl Of at
AachmeRt i,om rhs cooIr OF commor
pleas o. Carroll ren3ly in he State 81
OhlQ. against Harrison Wand, tor rhe
sum o. one hUnaTtd dollars, " hI,h anl
has been served snd re'urUrd.
DANIEL McC00K, Clerk.
EcKLEY q DAVIS p snnT's Attorney
MuN q, lS4G- 81. St-.s
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NEW GOODS.

A rewagrd splfudid assortment of
IN poods jsss received md for ssIs..4.
CHEAP !, cash OF coUnliyspndu' e Callys !
andse1saIiHe gaesstock forR tprselyes.s
CT. PARKERA
~ CaEtolilORs M, 81 lsAaE-ss-tG-
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TIE S'aie Of Ohio. Carroll Ccunfy 50.
COURT or COMMON ILIAS.
NAY lLRH. 4 ID l64G
David Kan
George " Buuer aud Ia Chsucery
viis,
and others.
b. virtue oi an order of sole. 'ssusd
out oi the Crurl OF Common Peas %
end lot the cDuuty o. tBunit. 10 Csan-
csry sHtie 2 oud 70 ne Jrrrci'd. : i~il
pft Tor saIe n public yeudus, 81 the
door ol he Courl house rn Csfrnlllon.
N sad county UD Saturday the l-J dsy
Of Augus. \ ID lS4G between he
hours 81 I0o'c uck A NJ and 4 O'Clock
P " Of sad dRy, tho lolloSiue o.s
crIhed reel esiste, situated in.lhs town
oI Csfrolllnn, m ssId cOuHly Of Carroll.
TO vi; Lot numDer tbiHy eight 1851,
kno~u ~ tie plat uf satd toWu s,such
rsld # by Peter h hari Win slI srd
slngu ar The SPPurlenonCes thefsuuio
belonging,
W r LLOYD.
Sppeis Msslef Crmm,ssiuuer.
L.. OEfh lAAH
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Nse gtHm G* - fEF R
ias .ssi.4u. t'nsfali eofRft 80
l.~ as5 tsa1s - y ~ A4t g II
.aa,- 3 ''rftUf. SEQ ast "a ioatisea tftfIz
al fnuf-n be, he, abo htass made
pad ou vhrh - f=sst sssr. -4sirfA Aafot II
c',ai GssS Ssitnef Hts $40. svs'; e.
slaa.iOsh-a "a D ~iab him ssP. ords
otter risrfss. Az pesssna are h-Wbyt
vsfutd tas'u-i pafiaussos ifusurgt
h,m op u,J aecounl.at IN determined.
90 pes 40 debts eaaitH a. ht htm nberr
MS d due. JOsEPn kl1MEL.
luns ~, Ie4J -5s~sE
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Sppeis Msslsf Cemmtssiuuer.
Jun 26h ls4G
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-02

This convention OF Noots supposed by Grrat British
IN isis 70 be extinct end alluded TO- was made an ee
ent In the controversy By minister in lsot who
brousA forvsra vndsr Instructions frsm HE govern.
m.nt
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-02

Mr.. SEMPLE, from the Committee on the Post
Office and Post Roads, reported bill to establish
post-routc from Independence to the Pacific ocean;
which was read, and the report and accompanying
document were ordered to be printed.
GENERAL ORDER, or THE DAY.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the mo.
zion made on the 18th Of February 70 discharge tbs
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-30
CITY lNTELLiGFNCE.

Baltimore UHjitd FIRE Department. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were last evening elected to
constitute the standing committee of tho Bal
timore United Fire Department:
Joshua Vansant, from the Liberty, President.
John Dlkehart, from the Mechlnca!, LIST sub
Chairman. Jacob Green, tlom the Indepen-
dent, I'd do. Elijah Bishop, from the Watch
man, Sd do.
Muhst Regulations of the City. The house
Of delegates recently adopted an order caIng
upon the Mayor Of Baltimore for certain infor-
nation in relation to the regulations of the
markets in this city. We learn from the forlv
of Mayor Davies that 80 preference is given to
traders or hucksters, or any other persons re-
siding in the city, in regard to the occupation
of particular stands in the several market
houses; OH the contrary it is common TO assign
to the country dealer the choice of stands
These stands are rented, principally to farmers
and gardeners. There is an ordinance which
prohibits the hucksterng of meats in and a.
bout the markets, by persons who 90 about
and purchase in the country. This prob BIZ
ton is extended to all persons except farmers,
who are at liberty to sell what may be the ex-
elusive productions Of their own farms.
Important .Moytmcnt A meeting Of the
members of the Baltimore Bar, is to be held
this afternoon at O'Clock, in the room of the
County Court, for the purpose of taking into
consideration the proprety Of making an effort
to have the High Court of Appeals, and the
Court of Chancery, removed to this city. This
is an important movement; and we trust that
the object contemplated by the meeting may be
speedily accomplished.
Re-mrested A person, named Benjamin
Boyer, who had been recognized to appear at
the present term Of the City Court, to answer
the charge of larceny, and who had failed to
appear according TO promise, was re-arrested
yesterday by officer Snyder, and handed over
to the Warden of the jail. MIR. Boyer's bail
was very much relieved when he made his APP
pearance, and will, no doubt, be more careful
how he befrends him next time. Boyer said
he had not kept out Of the way, but was at
work "wbere nobody could find him."
Pediing Wiihout License. Officer Stockett
Yesterday arrested Solomon Olaniss, for ped
ling without license. He was fined 81 and
costs, in default of the payment of which, he
was committed to- jail by Justice Shaeffer.
Assault. Mary Sherwood was arrested yes
terday by officer Stockett, charged with assault
ing and beating Jane Campbell. Justice Shaef-
fer committed her to Jail.
Admitted 10 Practice. On motion of George
R. Richardson, Esq, Mr.. Samuel G. Williams
was admitted yesterday to practice in Balli-
more City Court
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BYRNE Y co.'s OFFICE

Corner Of Exchange Place and South st.
UMTE WOULD particularly impress upon The
w minds Of our patrons the fact, that the most
sure way to secure prize, is purchase a package,
in which they no all the Nos in the Lottery, and
can draw hree capitals. {G3- The Small Fry draws
on SATURDAY, i'll which package Of 25 quarters
can be bought of BYRNE & co. for the small sum
of SO 81. AS excel in this LOTTERY in the way OF
distributing prizes, far beyond any other agency in
Baltimore, we would solicit early call, either by
mail or personally, at the old and lucky corner of
Exchange Place and S0ulh-st. 10 Yellow House.
BYRNE u CO., 81 South street,
II Baltimore, Md.
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Our BOOK TABLE. We have received from Messrs.
Taylor, Wilde s. Co, the February No. of "Auhur's
Magazine of elegant Literature and Art" This is a
capital number, and is ornanented with four beauti-
fu engravings. Also, No S of the Library of German
Romance, containing the Seige ofVienna, Historical
Romance, by Caroline Pichler. Price 25 cents.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-30

A CUE AND FEVER EFFNCTuAGx,l
n CURED BY TYI.ER'5 AGUE AND FEVE
PILLS. Numerous rec0nme ndations and certificat
of EFFECTUAL cures are in the possession of the p
prietor, but these are of no avail to the sufferer
permanent cure is what he wants, and il is what b
will have, if he takes the Pills according to the dire
tons Prepared only by DR.. G. X. TYLER, corn,
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Prices
per OOX jy7-eotf
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NAVAL. We learn from the Florida Demo.
cra,. that Commander Samuel Mercer arrived
at Pensacola on the 10th inst, to relieve Com
mander ]. R. Jarvis, in the command of the U.
s. brig Lawrence. Commander J. II. Jarvis
has relieved Commander Sands, of the sloop Of
war Falmouth; Captain Sands having been de-
tachsd on leave at his own request.
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gold DIAMOND POINTED PENS
Nv improved Cases-in Gold AND Silver, just he.
ceved this day from Levi Brown, and are for sale
wholesale and retail, at GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S
Store Water It. Second door from Calvert. All per
sons who wish to save trouble in making pens and
wish good diamond pointed pen, which will last for
years. will please call and make selection.
ja28 ri
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n ONDON NEWsPA PERS. ~
M IN ALL THEIR PICTORIAL SPLENDID
Books md Periodicals received at =. u -it1

HARRlSON'S Old Pioneer Periodical Depot,
NO. Jarvis Buildings, North street.
The Story Of Royal Favorte by Mrs Gore. o
Joan, the Heroic Maiten, by Dumas, 25c; The stran
and wonderful Adventures Of Bachelor Bttter4
Illustrated 6y 2m rich comic engrayngs, all for 25c
very nch; Wanderin, Jew illustrated etftan, No.
Caudle's Breakfast Table Talk; Twelve Railway NJ
series, engraved by Leech, and numerous illustration
oy Doy'e III cts each; Punch, four dates full of fun
lsa cts Illustrated London News aid Pictorial Time
the richest Nos ever issued; London Weekly Db
patch and Wilmer & Smiths Times; Haroer,s /, ibI
NO. ~, IS cents. further supply Of the Wester
Continent and Flag of our Union, with all The p /
'''Nsa"" VI 'he uay' ja2a
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Fa70 Ali. WHOM II Max CONCERN
81 Be il known, that VI. DOYLE'S G eat CAPITA
Prize Depot IL hy FAR he NOS. i.rlanaie Office in III
Union, and that there has been more CAPITAL prize
sold AZ his Office and paid in gold. than at any othc
FIVE Offices in this city II is an established fact tha
if any bo1y wants przr they may OBTAIN ii az his
tlce. There is an old saypg-One had better be Dor
lucky than rich. Therefore, if any one wants to
lucky, let thrm call nj VI DDYLE'S Capital Priz
Depot, No. l4i Pratt-st. opposite the Railroad Depo
and next to Bradshaw: United States Hotel, an
get the tickets that will draw some of the ioOpin
splendid schemes.
FRIDAY, capital prize 3la,O 600 tickets "a, shares j
proportion. =
SATURDAY, the "ThOmas Thumb Lottery" We
be- drawn. Capital $4,000 Tickets 81 halves so CT
quarters 20 cts Ce't6cate OF package will be
sued as follows: package consisting OF IS who
tickets for Sl2 halves S. qrs. So, aud eiehths 81
This s splendid chance for pocketing very hantt
some prize Tor small uuny.
a liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pU
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky numbers,
Ike package, single ticket, or share. All orders, p
nail or otherwise, addressed 10 .
VI. DOYLE, %. IA Pratts.reet.
Ia fR1 Opposite Il. N o. K. r. Depot
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COURSE OF LECTURES-ASBURY SUNDAY
SCHOOL, No. 1. A curse consisting of six Lee
lures, by gentlemen of distinguished ability, will be
delivered in the Light street Methodist T.. Church.
commencing on FRIDAY EVENING Both inst. and
following on the MONDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
ISGS OF each successive week, until the completion
OF the course. The introductory Lecture will he de
hvered by PARK BRSJAMtN, Esq. The proceeds are
10 he appropriated TO the enIa cement the sabbath
School Library. Tickets, admitting gentleman and
lady, 81; single tickets TO one Lecture, . cents
may be Obtained at the principal Bookstores. jazz o.
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NTEw BOOKS! NEW BooKss

TAYLOR, WILDE r co.
tittelI'S Living Age, No. 90 l9b
The National Magazine Tor February, per No. l6I
Arihur'S Magazine for February, four beautiful
steel ougtavings-s3a year, sin!le Nos. g
The siege of Wilma, Historical Romance, 25
over the Ocean, or Gllmpses OF Travel in many
Lands, by Z lady or New York, SO
Tie Exec 5ior No ,, I2
Harprrs Pic oral Bible, No. AZ, 25
Lite of Paul tones, by Mackenzie, = vols. St.OG
The Cricket ON the Hearth, 81
The Theatrical Apprenticeship and Anecdoical
ReColIectUns Of Sol Smith, Ed, with IL
lu>tra,iOGS, 50
The wonderful adventur g of Bachelor Butterfly, -
The story of Il RD al FaV0rite, by Mrs. Gore, %
sketches from Tile by Lamou Bnchaid, very
cheap esiiion, ou!y p
The Repository Of Romance fOy December l2i
10 Al the cheap and valuable PubicalIons Of the
day iDr sale whole ale aud retail, ny
&C.. TAYLOR. WILDE \ Co,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers.
ig3D 1t jarvis. Buildings, North at.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM This evenings performances
will be the same as last evening. The Forty Thieves
will be brought out again, and the farce of Giles Out
Again" win be the concluding piece, The exertions
of the proprietor to cater to the public taste, have
been well received, and ale nightly rewarded by
crowded houses.
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on ihG 27ih inst. MARY ELIz\BErH Bruce, young
ard - nays
On Wednesday afternoon, 2Slh inst. WILLIAM ASH
NAN, Esq IN the Ssh year his age
On Wednesday, 2sih Instant, after short Illness,
JAMES A. JONES, IN The 2lsl year OF his age.
On HE llst inst Mrs. RACHEL HAMILTON, in the
6, IN year of her age,
On the 2Sh inst SUSANNA, aged months and as
days, daughter of Michael and Susan Reilly.
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Dr7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Cold
Quad and Foo CHAINS; Silver Spoons Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins: Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL. d. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
plee at his Old Established Sore, Wsterst, I'd door
from Calvert. u2l
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LECTURE BY PARK BENJAMIN, ESQ. The lecture TO
be delivered by this gentleman, tins evening, in the
NJ. E. Church, Lshtst, will, we have no DOUBT, be of
such character as may be expected from his great
talents This is but the Introductory of course
compris ing six lectures, the proceeds arising from
which will he appropriated TO the Library Associa-
ton of the Sabbath School. See advertisement.
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CLEARED,
Big AYahian, Knapp, Cora Island.
SNihEu--8Ugua 'r'uh Wand, wife, LiyeGApOol.
ARRIVED,
Blcm. ship America, Cai,leGs, 20 days rom NCw
Orleans, ballast, to =. * WIN. Ralwald.
NENHHA<N.
ship seaman, Nylick, Ter Baltimore, III days,
as At TaiCaIuaua Il Nov.
Bag Ann. jones, lrom Baltimore for Rhode JUneira,
was spoken 2G,h alt lti - man " Ton ~.
Rfig TwCrds, Hands Of Baltimore, nom BGenos
hyres, arrived 1T B0-fO 9Th .u,l
81, brig Nm. & Mary, 6mith, from Baltimore, ARID
AZ HaGiliOu, Bermuda 21th nit.
Schr abby Norton, Cornish, for Baltimore, cleared
li ST Georges Bermuda, IN inst
DISASTERS Br. ship i'netS, at Savannah fin Lon
don, repnrls that On the 2Oh inst fell in with large
American ship in distress, newly cDppered, painted
ports, with three t0pm6sts and miZz"n mast head ap.
partntiy gone, Seeing The ensign union down, hove
10 under his lee il blowing AT the time gale of WIND;
and aler laying TO 3 hours, lost sight OF her.
Schr T X. Bottom, Grin h, Of Baltimore, II days
from Black River, Jam for ~ York, put into Charles
ton 25th inst, ia dis,raSs-had experienced
sion cf gales of wind during the passage, split Sails
carried away rigging, stove boat and galle, caused
the Schr TO leak and sustain other damage
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LETTER BAGS CP AT TIE EXCHANGE READING Ro0Aps
For ulvrC-Ship Republic, with patch.
For Hrrmnu-Ship America, soon.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brg WIN. l.. Jones, with de
srntCh.
Hor Valparaiso ard pot- il The Pacifc-Bris Lady
al ms, 18th Feb.
For &Io de jancro-UfiI 1t Nary, 9Th FEB.
For GllNe .jOu, reXis-Schr Navigator, , Feb.
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IICKtIs S4--slafts m pfOpOTtiOn,
Certificate Of package of % quarter tickets only Sl3l
Draws tomorrow, SATURDAY, the dollar lottery
for the benefit of the F. F. Seminary--15 Nos. Is
drawn ba!Iuts-Capitals prize Sd 001, Sl0U0, SG1O
$3.50, &c. making pretty little scheme for the plice
Of tickets, which are only 81, quartz. 3 25 cents
Risk on Il package Of 81 quarter tickets So so.
For lucky tickets by the package OF slngIe tickets
apply To the prize vendors, MILLER x co.
Corner OF Baltimore and ST Paul streets
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery, Class 49, drawn
Jan. 290west prize s5:
Ia % 3j AZ IS - 81 81 A 80 30 S So
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sou who Is suffering with any disease of the Lungs
resort AT once to your mGllCnp. ! remain
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-30
THE PEOPLES LOTTERY, 1000 CAPT.

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