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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOoKS!!
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lust published and for sale by ANDREWS
~ SWARTZWELDER, BALTIC. st., under
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Harper's Magazine, for April, price Is
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The Young Duchess, by G. W. Reynolds, so
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Life of Douglas Jerrold, by his Son. 100
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| March 81, 1859.
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DrvoacE LAw.-According to the Lafa-
yetts Courier, the divorce law of Indiana. a.
amended, requires, first, that the applicant
shall have been bona fde resident Of the
Stats for one year; second, abandonment for
one year; third. service tan daya or publi-
cation thirty days instead Of fourteen fourth,
If tbs defendant files Cross petition, the suit
cannot Be Withdrawn BY the withdrawal Of
the original petition; 9th. the conrt to de-
crss such alimony - circumstances shall rem
der just and proper; sixth. divorce on &C
account of the misconduct Of the vita gives
the husband the Ams title 70 hss property e
| n shs were dad. A new section authorizes
ths opening mp Of DEGREES in certain cases
within two ysazs. = 70 custody Of children
ia allowsnes u afmcuy. ms ~ - - d
tness5 ~ aDsssssi passnis
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HARDWARE STORE

THE subscriber, having purchased the stock
i lately OWNED by Joseph Frants, and having
added thereto by recent purchases, is prepared
to offerto purchasers of Hardware, g general
assortment, which he will sell as cheap as they
oan be had en- the city.
His assortment consists, in part, Of
Table and Pocket Cutlery; Scissors;
stoves; Fancy Baskets, Market
Baskets, Coffee Mills; shovels and
TOngs;
Nails, Spikes; Sheet Copper; Meat Cutters;
Smiths Anvils; Locks, Hinges, Screws; Hollow
Castings; Brass and Porcelain Kettles Steel
Forks, Spades; Sausage Suffers Sheet Brass,
Smiths Bellows and Vises.
Planes and Chfsels,
Of every variety; Ohio Grind-Stones; Double
and single barreled Guns; Gun Caps and Wads;
Wad Cutters; and variety OF other Staple
and Fancy Goods. Also, q very superior article
of SEWN gNe edles. T. JOHNS,
Sept 9-y Cor. BALTIC. and Centre SITS.
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Az Furniture guaranteed a. rspressHtsd One
hundred and City hands constantly employed in
manufacturing. All stock laid in for net Cash
Iteomprises, In part
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Furniture.
In BrocAde, BrocAtslle, Delains, Plush d Hair
Cloth.
Rosewood, Mahogany and Enamsllsd Chamber
Furniture.
In sets, from twenty TO one hundred and
City dollars. Also, GAME SEATand COMMON
FURNITURE, in great variety. A large as
sortment of Gilt and Mahogany MIRRORS,
Spring and Curled Hair MATTRESSES, PAT
ENT Premium SOFA BEDSTEADS, with
Spring and Hair Mattresses attached, &c.
STEAMBOATS, AND HOTELS FURNISHED
Dealers will find 1t to their interest 10
give US a call. January 2o-3m.
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CARROLL CousTY.-The Westminster Senti-
mel has the following items;
ROBBERY IN THE CoUSTY.-The store of Mr.
Nicholas Miller who resides four miles from
town on the manchester road, at a little place
called New Mexico was entered and robbed on
Thursday night Of last week of a considerable
amount of goods, clothing, jewelry, and money
The entrance was made through a window, and
although Mr.. Miller was sleeping IN a room II.
bove the store, SO expert were the thieves tina
he, nor any other person in the house was a
reused. 1t is supposed that the robbers had 4
wagon in which they stacked the goods, as i
would have been impossible for bali dozen mer
to have carried all that were taken.
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CONNISSIONERS' SALB
or 81 Bull DING LOT s

OF 81 Bull DI Nc l. o 7 8
near Grafton.
Emily Yates, Guardian, pgRsuA.Ss,Ir :. .. :, :. a
jaime. A. Ys... Heirs. county oireui. Court Court
In the above cause, rem dersd 10th August, 1858,
the undersignsd commissioners, app ointed for
the purpose, will, on the
goth day of December, 1883,
(court dsy) in front of the Court House.. of
said county, sell at AUCTION to the highest
bidder, the following LOTS of ground to witt
LOTS No. /, 3, s, 6, 8, 10, IL, IL,
l6, IT, go, 81, rs. GO, 81, 90, se,
"a. 81, So, SO, 40, 43 and A,
being tweniy-four of the forty
four Lotslaid out on the Yates
land with streets and alleys suit
able for buitding-lots. These
lots lie Opposite Grafton between
the South side of the Northwes-
tern Virginia Railroad and the
Valley river, within few rods
of the Railroad Bridge, and
possess uneqralled advantages
as sites for residence and bnsi-
ness to settlers in this rapidly
growing town.
TERMS Credit Of 1, 7,s,4, 0 and Q year,,
with interest from DAY of sale, payable annual
~, security required and lien retained for pur.
O. W. HANsBRoUGH,
B. ?. MARTIN,
Commissioners,
October Il, 1s5s-tf.l Pruntytown, Va.
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LIGHTE G BRADBURYS,
Pia % Forte Manufacturers
AoI RROOME sT NEW YORK

WE desire to call the attention of the
w Trade, and of the public generally to
our Piano Fortes, justly pronounced superior
Il all others in volume, richness and purity o.
tone-Possessing also n peculiar singing quail
ity, adapted to, and harmonising with the hu.
man voice. They ne very properly called
tho "Orqun, or Vocal Piano" Being made
with the Patent Arch Wrest Plank, they will
| stan d in tune in all climntes. We guarantee
our customers that no efforts of lifelong ex'
perence. untiring industry or capital can pro-
cure =, will be spared, to maintain for our in
struments their world wide reputation as fh'
best Piano." and every improv ement of intrin'
sic value to a Piano will be promptly nnG
faithfully attended to.
| March 3I lS5q-3u.
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Eleann Trail, Nj. 1245, In the Circuit
vs.. Court for Allegany Coun'
Geo. W. Trail, and ty as &C curt of Equity
others.
ORDERED that the sale made and reported
by Nathan Trail, Trustee, for the saie o.
the Real Estate of William Trail, deceased DC
ratified and confrmed, unless cause to the con
trnry thereof be shown on or before the is'
June, 1859, provided. a copy of this order be
inserted ia some newspaper printed In the CITY
of Cumberland, once in each of threesuccessiVs
we,ks. before the LIST day of May, 1859.
The report states the amount of sales to Dc
1000. True Copy. c.
March "a 1S59-3t.
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rolls Island, was called upon to preside, and
Jno. Thomas Frod and 2. s. Myers Esqs-, were
elected vice president. ,....:
Several toasts were drank, local In their
character, and happily responded to EveryS
thing passed OF pleasantly.--i6.
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American. County Council.

There will be q meeting of the Anne
rlean party of this County, to be held a;
the CouRT HoUss,. on, Saturday next.
April Q, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to represent Allegany County
in the meeting of State Council, in Bal
timore. on Wednesday. April 8, and to
serve for the ensuing year.
BY Order Of Central Committee.
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DINING WITH THE LORD MAYOR OF LON
Dos.-The London correspondent of the Sy
racuse Journal, writing under date of March
10, 1859. gives an account of his dining with
the Lord Mayor of London. He says that,
"at the appointed time, before Elk o'clock, !
was on the ground. In the parlor were two
venerable old gentlemen, and two young men,
brothers. These, with myself, were the in
vited guests. Very soon the doors were
thrown open and in came the Lord Mayor,
preceded by an under-sheriff, followed by the
Lord High Sheriff, the Barons in their wigs
and gowns, the Recorder, and eight or ten
Aldermen. The High Sheriff is also ap-
pointed by and from the aldermanic corps.
They all wear robes similar to though not
80 gorgeous as the Mayor. The High Sher-
if in addition, wears an Immense gold chain,
about his neck, to which is attached rosette,
several inches in diameter, made of gold and
precious stones One other person must not
be omitted, as no was second only in impor-
lance at .he dinner table to the Mayor, and
that was the Ordinary lchaplain) Of Newgate
prison.
Americans are curious to know the socisl
habits and manners of all the world, SO
proceed with details. The Mayor shakes
hands with his guests, announces the name
and residence of any one who may be I'M
known to the company, and in procession
we proceed to the drawing-room.
The table was in the shape of a cross; the
Mayor. at the head the Chaplain at the foot
the High Sheriff at the end of the right wing
the Recorder at rthe left. After the custom.
airy services by the Chaplain. turtle soup wa
served. have never tasted turtle soup ir
| America that would at all compare with this
It was said at the table that the price or cos
of each plate was about seventy-fve cents o
our money. After this came fish, boiled ant
roasted meats. game pastry, fruits. and con
fections. There was nothing SNOWY or pre-
tsntious, but everything served was the hes
of its kind. During the dinner, which lastet
three hours, and was considered very shor
ono, owing to a previous illness of the Mayo
which did not allow him to cit the usual time
all talked in the most kindly and familia
manner. All distinctions of position ceased
or. Il su,h distinctions were maintained, !
was only for the convenience and pleasure
the company. The wines served were sherry
elaret, hook, and port. After the cloth wa
REMOVED the Lord Mayor proposed ssvera
loyal toasts, one or two Of which were yer,
curious, and by immemerial custom arc re
quired to be drank at the table,"
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corosxp PxasoHs cAsHor PRE-EMPr PUB
no LArpa. -From tbs Pittsbarg Gasetts, we
lam that about month since, numbsr Of
esasrsd persons IN that city desired 70 form .
eounpany 70 smigrats westward. and settle
anon and prs-smpt public landa. Thsir
! esupsea hsld eomnunicatipn with thsLand
Depsrtmsnt Il wsshington, and rscsiysd .
sselv rom Acting Commissioner jos. 8. VIII
p, q shs si5Sct that. "updsr the now ssttlsd
,rnas Of this o6ses. which has bssn sane
sfe.r,ed b. ths essrstAry, coloped psrscns!ar'
- e;tscne Of The United Statss - eortsm
.ishSd 81 ths prescription law Of ~ Sep
-. ioll. md are, thsrefors. not legal,
s-1i11ri 3 p1s-empt public lands." a
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"CosrAR's" Exterminators are Invaluable
remedies for clearing houses of ell sorts
of vermip. With all confidence we re-
commend them.-N y. Daiiy State Rsgistsr
"CosTAR's" remedies for all domestic pssts
such as Rats, Reaches, BED. Bugs, Ants, Flsss,
DO. are invaluable; We can speak from actual
knowledge of their merits. Druggists and
Dealers should send tn cir orders ssrly, II
they would secure trade In them.-Gsw Tork
Journal. .s
az shall write something about your Exter-
minators, as can do 30 with propriety. They
are selling rapidly here and destroying ell
vsrmin.-Ed. "Banasr," Faystts, Ne.
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FOR, REMIT

THE large Warehouse on Canal street. near
i the bridge, adjoining the warehouse now
occupied by g. W. Clabaugh. Esq.
Also, two STORE ROOMS situated on Bslti.
more street, near the public square, ono Of
them being occupied by Chsrlet B. Issacf,
ESQ.,, the other adjoining. and lately occupied
by VIM. BilImire, Esq.
Also, an OFFICE on Baltimore street, next
to the Cumberland City Bank. Applyto
Msroh 10, 1889. HENRY BRUCE.
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Death to all Vermin r

death to all Verminr'
As Spring approaches,
Ants and Reaches,
From their holes come ssA
And Mice and Rats,
In spite of oats,
Gaily skip abouI
Bsb-bugs bite
You in the night,
AZ on the bed you siumbs4
While idsects crawl
Thro' Chamber and hall,
In squads without mum ber.
IT IS TR ULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT
certainty, Rats, Reaches, Mice, holes, Ground
Mice, Bod bugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoes,
Fleas, Insects on Animals, In short, every sps-
cies of vernin, are utterly destroyed and sx-
terminated by
"Costar's" Rat. Roach. 30 Rxtsruina-
nator,
."Costar's" Bed-bug Kxtsrminator,
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects.
Supplied direct, by mail, 10 any addrs,s in the
United States, as follows:
+ On receipt of 81, 90, . box Of the Rat
Roach, DO. Ext,
On receipt of $500, o box each Of the Rat
Roach, DO Ext, and Electric Powder
(sent postage paid,) sufficient to destroy
the vermin on any premises.
Sold by Drug gists and pealerseverywhsrs.
"cOs,ar's" Principal Depot, 4ao BrOadsay
~. Y.
p. s.-Circulary, terms, 40. sent By mall OF
application.
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80 msus dIshsuing accident oesurrsa
froasssIk ny. I'd, On Friday iast. A
- - q uias pslaahmusa. -, Va
f17eS - 49, sAsv~s stse . hssss' go ~
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Furniture, Furniture,
wHoLEsALs AND RETAlL.
III. P. DEGRAAF.

81 ROwERY, (wholesals Ware House,
and 462 PEARL ST., (Reiail Store,) New
York. Where will be found the largest and
most Extensive assortment 10 the city.
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New and Extensive Stock OF
HARDWARE.

HAVING now completed my Spring purchases
and In possession of o new and spacious ware
house, l am prepared to furnish to my friends
and transient purchasers large and we'll Sc
lected stock of Goods.
Ny assortment ofIron, (rolled and hammer
cd, Steel, Nails, Spikes, Stoves, Sheet Iron,
Lead Pipe, Pig Lead, 30, 10 very complete,
rnd nm adding daily.
Builders will End great variety Of Locks,
Hinges, Screws and carpenters every desorip-
tion Of Planes and other Tools.
Also-BLACKsMITH's TOOLS. such as Bel.
lows, Vices, Anvils, Hsmmors and Buttressss.
Ihave all the different descriptions of Spades
Shovels, Hoes, Axes, Hatohets, Chisels, Saws,
10.
tits my intention, now that have an abun-
dance of warehouse room, always to keep on
hand a full supply of all articles In the Hard
ware line, at much reduced prices, for cash /;
| or to pun ctual dealers at short dates.
have a fine stock Of TABLE AND P0CK-
EFT CUTLERY, and having imported my Ia
BILE Cutlery direct from sheffield, will sell at a
much lower price than any house in the city.
]. W. MAGRUDER,
Corner BALTIC. and Mechanic streets.
Cumberland, Md, March II, 1867.
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NOTICF.

UvHE uudsrsiensd gave his pronisssry nees
- Clarence Jswstt for ol6e, nsde payable
10 Avfii, fese, sad - he intends v resist the
,psynsnt tksrsof. He hereby ssusiess sn Per
- " Tn 10 rxfBbIrs.
HnnnyfHs Nssi g, iesA.-N
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Real Estate SALR.-We learn that Mr.
GroneE oaEsponrr sold his farm containi ur
loo acres, at private sale. last week, to Messrs
commencement ofthis work Increased thousands
Brooke l. Coates, of Baltimore, At 500 per
acre. Ths farm is located about two milss
from Westniinst.r.
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FIRE IN TIE County. On wednesday evening
of last week the barn aud corn crib on the farm
of Joshua Smith. Esq, of Westminster, located
in wakeif field Valley, in the occupancy of Mr..
Henry Marker, were destroyed by fire. Two
Colts, and ali the contents of the bart and corn
crib were burned Loss about 1000, insured
for 900. A negro man named Joseph Cour-
sey has been arrested and committed TO Jail
charged with ireng the buildings
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Property SoLD.-we learn from the Democrat
that Mr.. JOHN Fl CHEW, last week, sold hi.
house and lot, in New Windsor, to Prof A. Fl
BAKER, for ST. 400. We have no doubt Mr.. Ba
ker got bargain, but this is at least 40 PEE
cent. more than property would have brouRh
previous to the building Of the Western Mary
land Railroad. Property has already since III
Of dollars in value.
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DEATH OF yrssRAaLE WoMAx.-A eolored
woman named Esther johnson died in Govaus-
town, in this county, on Wednesday, aged one
hundred and fifteen years. She was active, and
able to attend to domestic duties until few
m on tbs since. People in Baltimore county gene
rally live to be very old, but she must hare
been Of the Oldest inbabitauts.--B Baltimore Cosn-
II american.
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Ensotvenf's VOfice.

John Dev0re OHppIEaEtSMR.,, ss sh 80, i .h.s
vs.. ~ Jay u .""'o", ~
His Creditors. John Devors give no
tce to his creditors. endorsers and sureues,
that the second Monday of October, next iahteo
for the said John Deyore to appear in the
Circuit Court fer Allegsny county, to answer
such intsrrogatories as his creditors, endorser
and sureti es may propose or allege against him;
and that copy of this order be published in
srme newspaper printed in the city of cumber-
land, once a week for thee succe'sire months
prior to the naid second Monday OF OCTOBER
next, us such notice.
> - Test-H. RE5LEY, Clerk.
March 81, Is59-3m.
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aarBills Of s25 Rstailsd at Wholesale Price,
at the Bowery Store.
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OUR MUsICAl FRIEND


A weekly publication of Sheet Music, suitable
for the play err and singers of the Home circle,
and co insisting Of sixteen pages full folio size,
stitched in a hand.ome cover. 1t contains all
the popular dances Of the dag arrang sments
from the most favorite operas scenas, songs,
ballads. &c. An abundant supply Of everything
that the popular taste demsnds; never too
difficult, always instructive, and ever frsrh and
delightful.
The favor with which oURMUs ICAL
FRIEN D has been reoeiv cd by thu public,
and the oemmendstiops 1t has won frcm the
Press, are guarantees gifts worth. A work so
heap accurate and elegant, does not exist in
any other country. The same amount Of mus o
procured NJ the regular stores would cost At
least twenty times what itoosts in "our Musical
Friend" Variety and excellence are secured by
su absorbing to Q perio dicsl 90 cbssf and much
needed. Pieces BY the following composers
have appeared in the hrst ten numbers; the
wallsrstem. Meycrbeer, Flotow, Burg 10 ulIer, F.
Schubert, Verdi, Donnilstti, Struss, MusaId,
| Thslberg, Balfe, Rossini, J. Weber, Kuoken,
| speysr, Abt, @. A. Macfarrsu, Bsllini II. Smart
Asoher, Crouc., D'Albsrf, Bishop, Auber
| Paesisllo, Lindpainter, Beethoven &C.. &c. All
these pieces srs within the range Of ordinary
players and singers and arc invariably sharsc.
| msntG
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
10 Published weekly, price 10 cents, and nav b
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| Il will be sent direct from tho once ofpublica
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$40, came rates for half year. No subssripti
taken for lsssth sn months, pa shie Ina dv anoe
Once of "0ar Musical Fri end" Is Frankie r
street, New York.
CD. SEYMOUR, = CO.
Il March ~, 1889. Proprietor.
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TIE surrra ov TIE Gaasp AsD Psrlr Juaoa

TIE SupprR OF TIE GaAsD AsD PsrIr Juaoas.
ON Friday evening March 18th, the members
of the Grand and Petit Jurors, gave an enier-
tsiument at Adys Hotel, in this place, to which
the officers Of the Court. the Bar the Press and
Others we're invited. Two long tables arrane-
I'd the large dining room Of iheHoseL and snoih-
or In the adjoining room. were 6Iled with about
one hundred we'll satisfied guests, whorpon the
grooming board ioppd such ~holssone visnds
and seasouabls dslicaeies ~ would ea,iEfy ths
bodily appsti,s and IN the social eonnar
lon whseA sseh - sssasien sllsiss pleasure Of
nsrs ssssslsessl eaAssets. cSt o1stR. sfck'
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State News.

FREDERICK CouxTY.-From the Herald we
copy the following items:
AcoIDEsr.-on Friday last, Mr.. Peter Sahm,
and his wife of this city, were returning home
in a carriage from a visit to WASHINGTON Co
In descending the Catoctin Mountain, his
horse became unmanageable, and ran with
iuli speed down the mountain TO the iminent
peril OF their lives. In his efforts TO check the
horse, by some cause, the shaft Of the vehicle
broke, and suddenly upset the carriage, by
which mishap Mr. and Mrs. S. were thrown
out, brusing and injuring them both severely.
Mrs. S. did not, as was first supposed, sustain n
very serious injury but Mr. s. was kicked in
the face and head and otherwise bruised.
SUIciDE-Last week, man by the name Of
Delaplane, residing about miles north of Me
chanicstown, and who had been for some time
past, depressed in spirits and given to moods
of melancholy, was missed by his wife. Feel.
uneasy, several of the members OF his family
went in search of him. In a wood q short
distance from his house, his body was found
suspen dended to the limb of q tree, and llft
was extinct.
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JUMP AROUND, New WISDsoR.-Mr. CHRIS
TOPPER GROUSE, residing some six miles above
town, last week presented us with Parsnip 81
inches in length, measuring 10 inches around
the top, and weighing lever so many pounds
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-31
Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing under.
4 the name and style of King d Smith, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the said firm will pay
the zane to A. King, and all demands on the
said firm are to be presented to him for payment.
He 10 authorised to use the name of the firm
in ths settlement Of the business Of the hfm.
ALEX. KING,
L. NJ. SMITH.