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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-05-19
WIN. r. BEALL & CO.,
DEALERS III ALL EISDs OF
Co, olrspcr T'of,c non

Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCHES, &C.,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot
CUHBERLA Nd, MD
DETURN their thanks for the patronage bore.
Nv tofore extended to the late firm Of G. s.
WATTS& CO., and legs leave to invite the
attention of pnrch asers to their NEW STOCK,
which is composed of, in part, as follows, viz;
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NOTICE.
Patent Lard Lamp.

THE subscriber is now manufacturing Patent
i Lard Lamp, which he offers for sale II will
also burn any kind of dirty grsese. Call and
examine it. nI9. JOHN JOHNSON.
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The Annual Statement
OF THE
REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES
THE
City Of Cumberland,
For the Year ending May 9. 1859.

City Of Cumberland,
For the Year ending May 9. 1853.
SOURCES OF RECEIPTS.
Received from late Treasu-
rer az Cash, 5 75e co
from 3. J. Fague, late
Collector, lO44 AZ
from William Wickard,
late Bailif and Market
Master, l2f 70
Amount of taxes levied on
East side Wills creek, 6,515 30
g of taxeslevied on West
aide of Wills creek, 1878 G2
Received from Commission
ers of Alegany county, l,2oo W
" from Trustees of Min
eral Bank, 5s' II
from c. Berg, Weigh
master, 2"V on
d" for Licences for Drays
&C., XIV 80
" from Watchmen for
Fines, JAZZ .!
" from Bailif for Fines, 60
Mar
ket House, 4l6 81
from BaiiiG for Dog
Tax, 10 oV
" from ]. NJ. Strong for
Rent, - w
" from Jno. T. shuck for
Rent, " w
I" from John Humbird for
part of Pioneer lot, lUo w
from Fines on Cyuncil-
men, Il w
$l$,l74 81
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NOTICE.
CITY TAX PAYERS !

DERS0NS interested are hereby notified, that
i the Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
Cumberland will meet at the Council Chamber,
on Monday, June sth, and continue in session
two days, for the purpose of hearing appeals
and noting transfers of property. Such bu'i-
ness can be attended to or those two days only
By Order.
G. B. WAGER ROPER,
May 10, is59-3w. Clerk to Corporation.
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HAVING been appointed Sole Agent for The
IL sale of the above valuable Gas Generator
| am now prepared to supply the Fixtures in
all varieties and prices By this Truly valun
Bile invention, the resident of the Country can
enjoy the luxury of first quality Gas light
which for Biilancy, Economy, Economy, and
safety of its use, cannot be surpassed.
At a COST of LESS THAN ONE CENT
PER HOUR.
It produces LIGHT equal to eight Sperm
Candles, and without smoke or Smell. Each
Lamp and Chandelier being n Gas Works
IN miniature, the consumer is his own produ-
Ger, therefore no question Of leakage or Metre
measurement to contend with. lie is certain
to pay for that only, which he consumes.
Ess- The great desire that has been felt for
years for II Portable Gas Light, simple in con-
struction and easily managed, in this invention
is fully realized, and must be seen to be nppre-
ciated.
Every person in want of a superior and eco
nomical Gas Light, either for Town or Country,
is invited to call and examine for themselves,
and be convinced of it's superiority over all
other Lights now in existence.
Also cons tantly on hand end for sale Mt Re-
duced Prices, Wholesale and retail, Genuine
Kerosine and Albertnc Coal Oils and Lamps,
Camphen, ETHEREAL Oil and Lamps, Shades,
Globes, Chimnies, &c, &c.
WIN. HORTON, Agent,
1876 West Bali. St, above Green North side.
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PRICE CURRENT
OF THE
CUMBERLAND MILLS.

Corrected Weekly, by Jesse r. BsaH, Proprietor
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Coffee ROasfcrs:

TtALL and sec tnen, and also old Dominion
y cofaA pate.snd Ole Dom ioicn Tea rcis.
and Ilos et6H1es, t,f.iT, rRns ..IGpNs.
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miscellaneous.

TTyO ARCHITECTS.-THE COMMITTEE OF
THE CORN EXCHANGE BUILDINGS COMPANY
Iii nav the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for an
sGrtPTABLE PLAN FOR BUILDING, suitable for the
nnrposes of EXCHANGE, to be erected their lot
unie by Bowlys wharf the west, Wood the
south and South street the east The east and west
fronts lot being each % feet inches; the south lbs
feet inches The Committee reserve to themselves the
right accept such plan may appear to them sui
he which plan, paymeLt of the above premium, will be
come their sole property
for the meetings of the Corn and Flour Exchange
superficial of less 5000 square
feet and may be located the second floor In all other
pect the structure is left to the taste and Judgment of those
who may present plans, having view however, for the
adaptation OF the residue of the building business pur
z and limiting the cost thereof exceeding
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The draw required limited TO plan of each story,
cross and longitudinal section and geometric elevation
OF each 'front.' all made to scale of & of inch to the foot
aud they must he accompanied by full written description
stating all the materials the mode of construction the uses
O! Tue apartments the heating and ventilation the cost
and the time the building will take to put up. go,
fians prepared in accordance with the above notice VIII
be addressed to the COMMITTEE OF THE toRN EN-
CHANGE BUILDINGS COMPANY and left with the Sec
rotary of the Corn and Flour Exchange south street. up to
Saturday, 2lst mllbt
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Aants.

WANTED.-The advertisers desire
9Hs4Ep purchasing light two seated CARRIAGE for
family use DARE, SPROST0N X Co.
ml2-eo2tt No % South Charles street
NTANTED.-A SITUATION IN A MERCAN-
w tile House, for YOUTH of II years Of age where he
may have an opportunity advance himself by his indus
try The best of references given, to espectabty &c
Address Box LIP Baltimore Post Office. m32w
NANTED.-The present employers OF young
w three years experience desire to for
him situation in respectable house. change in their
business leaving for him Recommendations full
nd satisfactory Address Employers this Office ap6tf
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Dublft SalRs.
BY LENNON & BROGDEN
DTnI

BUCHANAN'S WHARF
ON FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at II o'clock,
the auction stores Buchanan's wharf cargo of brig
1874 HHDs. PORTO RICO SUGAR
On BBLs PORTO RICO SUGAR.
~ HHDs. PORTO RICO MoLAssEs
CASKS W sn5 be 81 ndf bsii mines popr WINE
% OR. CASKS SHERRY WINE, "RuDo."
~ OR. CASKS MALAGA do.
100 KEGS DUTCH HERRINGs.
ml2ts LENNON BROGDEN, Auctrs
o. VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
l I an aay p at sa M at the EXCHANGE 0" MON
and A pRoPERTf yng at the cornSr Of ostend
extending southey 4 feet to the Port Warden line in the
The PROPERTY improved by fine WHARF and has on
h p is 1e w tSR been ne BY The
fRe oO G Te @ 5 has ae Y TG Ct m @
HOUSE, present enaned by the Wharfnger 1t will be
fSG seem en- f agce e d d to g % North @
street.
Terms at sale. W. ". GLENN
m5-M,w,P,&ds Auctoneers
BYSAWUE4 II. COVER
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, WALNUT AND
FE VETE Ty GAkF hNR FIFE FIy ftA ETG
THE FURNITURE FROM HAREW00D SPRiNG FARM.
will sell without reserve on FRIDAY MORNING,
18th instant, at ten O'Clock, at store, No. 81 Baltimore
street
All the elegant Furniture, etc, from Hardwood Spring
Farm. name in part Suits of elegant Rosewood Furni-
ture in crimson plush Medallion back suits Walnut in hair
CLOTH rosewood Centre Pier and Sofa Tables marble Pier
Table Extension Table rich pattern English Velvet Carpet
3py do, with variety of elegant ParlOr Furniture not
enumerated
ALSO
Two large and elegant French Plate OVAL PIER GLASS
Els rich gilt frame, cost $3.50.
One very large French Plate MANTLE, very SUPERIOR cost
1920.
Rich China and Glassware, Chandelier, etc.
Very elegant old OIL PAINTINGS, by celebrated masters
~ ALSO,
s1ass.5zl TT5sJ One superior ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO,
n H II '1round corners IA octave of very superior
Il u tone and tOucll-COst sl75.
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Mahogany, Maple and Cherry BedsteadS Wardrobe Ores
sing Bureau and Washstand of the best quality and finest
finish: Chamber Set do Carpets; Glass Chamber Chairs
superior Feather Beds and Bedding Hair and Husk Mat
reSses Oil Cloth; lot of fine Table Linen, Towels, etc
l3gethr with large collection of Kitchen Furniture
With variety of articles appertaning to an ele
gantly furnished house.
g. ALSO,
EMIH One of Wilders L Herring's
EMl1i POWDER AND THIEF PROOF
ALSO,
2superior SIDE SADDLES.
l RIDING SADDLE. with Bride and bit entirely n ew
A Lot Spring AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
All of which will be sold without reserve
Terms cash, in par funds.
SAML H. COVER, Auct
81 Baltimore street.
O'Clock [mlltsl 4 II
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COAL! COALi! COAL!l!
EDWARD A. ROBINS,

EDWARD A. ROBINS,
IL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL.
Office No Sun Iron Building.
Baltimore.
Yard-Corner Eden and Lombard streets.
H All orders left at Office win be promptly be
tended to. au3tf
TOAL.-
" CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality from the
American COmpanys and other mines in the Georges Greek
Valley, constantly for sale by the cargo car load.
STICKNEY Il Co,
ap4f Exchange Place
CHAs EnRsrER. IR VA II 81 ,cE
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a BENZ. WASKEY'S
Ea EXTENSIVE
III FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOMS,
No. N. GAY ST.,
Has hand and constantly manufacturing every descrp
ton of Chairs Bedstea Tables Bureaus Sideboas
Tete Tetes Lounges Cribs Settees Wash and Work Stands
Cradles, Feathers, Feather Beds Bedding HAIR Cotton and
Husk Mattresses, wholesale and retail, prices that
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
&c at the lowest prices Captains Of vessels and others viii
find it to their advantage to buy of me- they rely
having their goods pack with care for shipping.
Don't forget the number-No. North Gay street oc2l-t
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DOCTOR FISHERS

nOCTOR FISHERS
IL ''WONDERFUL"
COMPOUND TINCTUREl
FISHERS COMPOUND TTNCTURE is unsurpassed 70
Fisher faer manv vcaps Of sf"i ti ~ -
takes pleasure in Offering to the world at large Medicine
which in has failed in relieving the suffering
thousands that have awaited themselves of its To
afflicted with
The value of Fishcrs Compound Tincture," is beyond
estimation.
Weakness Sickness or Acdity of the Stomach
Loss of Appetite, Nervous Debility mpuy of the Blood
Fatulency, and all Diseases arising from dsorlered
mach, or inactivity of the digestive organs,
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE,
will speedily arrest When the strength and spirits are bro
KEN the stomach torpid and relaxed, this
''WONDERFUL" COMPOUND,
accompishes miracles This combination of Vegetable sub
stance exquisite in taste and astonishing in efficacy, has
to be- comp of all diseases arising from disor
dered stomach.
E9- 1t does not contain
A PARTICLE OF MERCURY,
or any other Deleterous Mineral
To those whose business requires them travel through
different sections of the country,
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
is invaluable No should leave their home without
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE.
The change of drinking which those thatare trav
eng often subject frequently darranges the stomach
and bowels causing bilious dysenery and fever One
spoonful Of
FISHERS COMPOUND TINCTURE
in glass Of water three times day. will prevent those
Dr. Fisher but asks the afflicted to give his
COMPOUND TINCTURE
trial. fdent that all who it will be relieved from
Price 81 cents single bottle or bottles for one dollar
To be obtained wholesale or retail from
A KNIGHT, Sole Agent,
Mineral Water Establishment,
No 90 Baltimore street,
D.l.s
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BY ADREON Il CO


fTEst SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY
Ei IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.-By virtue Of a power of
attorney executed to the undersigned by Henry
Bohne, the assignee of two mortgages by Christian
Hansen and wife to Ludwig Gaehe accordance Will
the provisions of the of the General Assembly of MARY
land passed at December session, 1896 chapter 1872 being an
act relating mortgages in Baltimore county he will Offer
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, at the public Sale
room, No. 70 South Gay street, WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, the 25th day of May 1859, at o'clock,
ALL THAT PART OF A TRAIT OF LAND called "WelIs
Manor situated in Baltimore county, and thus described
Beginning at stake up the third line tract of
land which by deed bearing date the 9th day May
1871 aud recorded among the land Baltimore cou
ty in Lber W g. No 49, folio 500, was conveyed by
Elizabeth Peddicord and others to Caharine Owngs at
point north sixty degrees west forty and hreequarter
perches from the beginning OF said line and running thence
nor sixty degrees west thirty three and three quarters
perches to the end of said line thence north sixty and
half degrees west thirty and hreequarers perches
thence north thirty degrees east forty perches to inter
sect the first line of the said Caharine Owings andat
point eighty nine and aquarter eche from the end of said
line then with aid line, south fty-fve and half degrees
east yhye and half perches to Eckard Smnks land;
then with said land to the place of beginning containing 5
of land more or less.
Said property is white Ground about eight miles
of the city, and about miles Powhatan
tory. The improvements consist of a comfortable FARM
HOT Sc, and the necessary out buildings.
Terms of sale-One third cash, and the balance in
equal installmens, bearing interest and twelve
months from the day of SALE secured the satisfaction of the
undersigned
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QLUal.

UUal.
GOAL NOTICE.-THE U UNDERSIGNED,
~ Agents for the sale of the BOSTON COAL COMPA-
NY'S COAL will carry A GENERAL COAL BUSI-
NESS, under the firm of T. D. LONEY co, at the Office
lately occupied by their former Agent Mr. T. r. Basford.
No. so SOUTH STREET. HALL X LONEY.
Baltimore, January lst 1889. jal6
COAL COAL,
COALI
COAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TON-2,2iO punds. Su-
perior quality of White, Red and Grey Ash COAL
~ Delivered free Of charge any part of 1.-The city, at 50
per toIl-2,2i0 pounds.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH
Coal and Wood Dealer.
Ofice-N. W corner Pratt and Fremont streets
\. W corner Park and Fayette streets.
Wharf-ioot Eutaw street
KINDLING WOOD
IN KINDLING WOOD
am preparing my wharfby steam power, SAWED
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which ! will sell
and deliver free of charge at TEN PER CENT less than
any dealer in the city. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
0fhce-Pratt and Fremont streets.
Park and Fayette streets.
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and split for sale prices low be purchased at
Light street, or other wharveS in the city.
JOHN &. MCCULLOUGH.
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets.
Park and Fayette streets. aul0-d
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4Mhlff &alps
BY CANNON s MATTHEW'S

DUBLIC SALE OF (>7'>r0'-0~
LARGE LOT OF BRICKS
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of Baltimo
CITY, the SUBSCRIBERS as Joint receivers of the effects of the
the Brick Yard of said firm, Locust Point on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, May 18th, beginning at AZ o'clock their
ENTIRE STOCK OF BRICKS, consisting of about l35gG1
Salmon, and 10000 of Pressed light red and of kiln
Persons DESTROYS Of supplying themselves with Bricks of
these qualities should not fail to take advantage of this sale
Terms cash, in city funds. - ,
A. B. DAVIDSON, paca;o,
L
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BY SAMUEL J. sOPER & co

A U G. 7 | ION
N ON SATURDAY MORNING NEXT, May l4h, at IL
O'clock at Bowlys wharf will be sold the cargo Jus
tnian from Messna
RI on BONES ORANGES
100O BOXES LEMONS
Ok BAGS FILBERTS.
IN BOXES SHELLED ALMONDS.
05 BAGS S. S. ALMONDS.
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SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Attorney in fact
HENRY F. CAREY, Attorney
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON SALT WA
I'D TER, IN OXFORD NECK,
TALBOT COUNTY, MARYLAND,

TALBOT COUNTY, MARYLAND,
AT PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber intending leave the State, will offer
JUNE next, SEAST AVON" being part of SotweiI,
the residence Of the late Colonel Godsborough, tract
DRED AND NTNETYTHREE ACRES, and has on II it a
and beautiful COTTAGE RESIDENCE; designed by Jas
and James NJ Dixon, Architects, Baltimore, Md, built
from the dwelling is very commanding and from the Obser
YaOry which oyerlooks the entire surrounding country
seen the beautiful Third Haven Greek with its numerous
tributaries, and at greater distance the broad Choptank
River This landscape rendered attractive BY
frequent passing of sailing vessels steamers running to
and from Baltimore, and by sail Canoes of which
The steamers passing by the door for passengers when
signal given. The shores of firm white sand
afordng delightful bathing The Angling is always good
the nssq e h a%a ai nS ena and I'd At a.
NM iicious SheepsEead oysters abound in
VIZ vast quantities and within a few hun
locked cove, lake in appearance, now planted with
Oysters, covering three acres the mouth outlet
only twenty feet wide eapins could be enclosed and bred
in it with tring Upon this farm is
prominent Ducking Points the creek 1t is distant
miles from EatOn the county town, five from appe and
the same distance from Oxford where there is steamboat
handsome built of heart yellow pine with locust and cedar
posts The Barn and Stables and built in the
o.: durable manner There is also ON ERSEERS
gj#I HOUSE AND TWO NEGRO HOUSES The location
~ is very healthy, and the land highly productive
There is mari in abundance within three feet Of the natural
surface besides this there also rich deposits of Indian
Shells Churches, Schools and Mills conveniently 10
Gated.
Terms of Sale: Onefourth of the purchase monsy cash
the purchaser giving notes secured by mortgage the
property other approved security for the deferred pay
n G0LDsBOROUGH
y. B-The location of this farm can be fully understood
by reference the of Talbot county, he in Wash
ingon, Annapolis Baltimore, Philadelphia and elsewhere
mll-3aw &dS y. G.
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ChAS. rOkSTEk, Jk Nm IL SLACK.
COAL.
FORSTER Il SLACK,
SHIPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
~ OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL, have in
yard and prepared to deliver in good order, LUMP LIE
HIGH for Cupolas and Foundry purposes.
Baltimore Company Sunbury, Locust Gap and LorbeTy
White Ash, Iykens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash,
for family Cumberland Coal for manufac urng and do
nestle purposes UPPER YARD,-Howard street opposite
Centre LOWER YARD,-Corner Albemarle and Alice An
streets
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-03
obituary..


Among our obituary notices Of this week will
be found one Of the Rev, Jacob Kirkpatrick, jr
From among the shining ornaments in our Cos
pei ministry, Death has chosen one of the bright
est. The subject of this notice was son of
Rev. j. kirkpatrick of Ringoes, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at that place. Upon the
removal of the Rev Theo. G. Cuyler from the
pastorship of the Sd Presbyterian church at
Trenton. the deceased was called to the charge
in which capacity he labored with untiring en-
ergy until compelled to desst on account of
failing health The news Of his death fell hea-
Willy upon the congregation of which he was SO
lately the loved pastor His remains were ia
ken to Trenton ON Monday last for interment.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-11-03
Peanuts.

Peanuts.
Who but reporter could grind out reada-
able article on peanuts; Local of the Phila-
delphia News gets off sbmething very good
upon that subject. Peanuts, he says, may be
made the subject of reflection as well as more
prominent things Are they not very important
things to the audience in every theatre and cir
Gus? Who ever saw a newsboy without them !?
Where is there to be found ragged urthin who,
although he is in tatters, does not have his
apology for his pocket stuffed with peanuts !?
They are necessity, and not only are they a
necessity but they are absolutely indispensable.
When that nameless bard who wrote such sub
lime praises Of tobacco remarked, "but few can
do without thee, tobacco !" who can say that
ever he, prejudiced as he doubtless was for to-
bacco, refrained with difficulty from owning,
what he no doubt felt to be strictly true, '"To-
bacco can't come up to thee, peanuts" o!
that poet could be found to celebrate the vir-
tues of these great necessities What would
the world, that is, the peanut part of it, decline
awarding to that man who, in dulcet strains,
could give to these excellent things an immor-
tality. But, however we might be inclined, we
cannot, for want of ability, give to peanuts their
proper merit. They aspire beyond the humble
station in which we are forced to move They
are used by the great as well as the lttle-pres-
idents eat them as well as printers statesmen
gain ideas from them as well as schoolboys, and
they are a luxury, too, except where one hap
pens to get hold of a rotten one; yet, even then,
out Of remembrance to the enjoyment furnished
by the good, the bad may be tolerated. I'm
mortal peanuts who can give the proper awards
for thy great merits Can poet, orator, or edi-
tor, or even reporter Can man or hog, how
ever he may enjoy thee, appreciate thy tran
scendant worth But we must refrain; want
of space prevents US from continuing this agree
able thought farther.