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AUCTION SALES
THIS ARrkRNooN8 To-MoRRoW

By J. G. MCGUIRE Z CO., Auctione,r,. :.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFEcrs
MoRNrNrng 1IIc AucIIos.-On .sATUkDAY
OF the Auction Rooms. We shall sell . vsiietv IN
new And second hand Furniture, con1prisinsNT VI
noJSeI1oo sse 81 octave Piano Forte, by NUNS
walnut s2d bMahossny sofAs, Arm Chairs, Rock
RoiSs,x .. and Mahogany MsrbIs-sop Centre Ia
Hse 81. Black and Gold Msrbls-top Cottage
" sinut Brecstslle and Leather covered Chs,ru.
S "a and wood seat Chairs, Lounges,
peosteeds. Bureaus. Wsshstaude
Iooklng Glessee Toilet Sets.
rrsssner 1eqs, Mattresses, Boosters and Pillows.
carpets, Olcloth, Mating,
Gnlna and Glass Ware, Cutlery,
ing Requisites. " Aou'sA''F
Terms cash = e.a
deaa &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auet.-
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By A. GREEN. Auot,on..r.

1y A. GREEN, Ancuoneer.
HOUsEHqLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
AucTIosno ps H Ttf HSSHHHcxsE, GASSS5.,
mt. shsi sell Of my sneson roo oas .. ON
me s Sorner o. h and streets, at 10 o'clock large
mannogany Sofas, bureaus and Sideboards, -
ne ha,rs' EooksE. and Tables.
- CSSrtre SIDE, Writing and other Tables,
1eosieeqs, Chairs, Wsshstands, 90. : =
~ Msrofooes, Lounges, Sales, Cribs,
reether Beds, Bolsters and Pillow1
c csn xe ~ mutt Comforts and sPrssds,
Desks, Bookcases and Whiting Tablss. ~ -.
Carpets, Oilcoths and Mattines
Also large lot of Teas, -
FlE Blue. Whisky, Brandy. Fish, 20. aal
DC z A. GREEN, Apot.
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> BY. @. MeGUIRB'& CO., Auctionssrs.
Observation-Disclosures
~, o. BOOKS and Stationery ct alotion, * stoFe q
W.T.. bayHpx4e Pa avenue, sales even evouinG
until aftsr ckrisfmss.. ne stock is nov eemelsfs
AT Of dlssrsss[s sfisnss s.t
g 6pe Gin Books worth $50. fns Bibles and Prayer
~ Sseoa. BntIsSs fns Gin Be9ks, e, ise Ststlsqsy
g oes IS s; ;sd Ell 1Ss
'e:iMs' .'' = hi BEN s'i i sE sSss iis s..u...
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By ,. c. MCGUIRE q Co, Aucsios,,T.. ;

BY =. Z. Mo6 UlRE 4 CO., Auctioneers. q
der, PINE ALIouoxs.-On FRIDAY AFTER-
NOON, Decenber %. stf O'clock. 81 The stere on
shst ssa, Without reserve, large invoice Of fss
b Sisodsss y nes wmss IN gisss and good,
in Boitimore. -r-s
a. trade and public generally are invited to at
tend as the sale will be unreserved -
Terms: go and under, cash; over that sum,
credit OF and 20 days, for sstisihctorily endorsed
de a-N .. g. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Arota.
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auetaoneers.
GALE OF A STOCK OF PRIME GROcE-
ss is a a Z e ssoss,
We VII sell, ~ tie Auction Rooms, q stock Of
prime Groceries, Eluits and Lisuors, eenprisns-
E Ens ihmGen.i, Young by ,on and ao5 Tees,
Layer Raisins and Fruits. Dates, y
Pecan. Cream Nut and Almonds, -
- boxes Fire Crackers, 5000 Torpsdoes,
GSsstiis, From and Fancy Soap; Starch,
Buckets, Tubs Seiyes, and WashSosrdsl 70 -
Gases Syeet Oil and vermicelli. Bay Rum, +rr
Barrels N oiasses and Strip, - - = 80
@ boxes Chewing Tobaceo, superior, -
1mo SeeaIa, various brands, ~, -
- baskets ChampaEns, - e5f :,
Cs, ss asnns;y arandy. Madeira, Dsf Gordon.
and other brands whisky.
Ferns, IS cashj over that amount credit Of
% and 60 days. for approved endorsed notes.
VIII be added- ~ -
iSo boxes, quarters md halves, Reisins
csska Cooking Pruues 80 se.f =,
kegs 60khe Nutter, Eff7aEsf - 49,
de 1l-d WALL. n RAIN A r n xu~<s
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By WALL Z BARNARD. Auooo,e.r,

~ VAIL & BARNARD, Auctoneers. 8
"A o On sAT9RbEx IS pIRPASE 1kTPpBLIc s.I..
q a o'ciock We viii cell, ct our auction rooms,
Ssts foa- sassy: With back seat, 20 soconmo
Two springs behind. This carriage was bailf to or.
Ss. snd ne owner sells because he Is moving sysy;
warranted perfect in ell respects. :
Ai'I suge n Horse, Ohio bred, souId and gem
Also "a 6ne set Of Harness. made to order, costing
The whole forms q magnificent eouipaxe. and af
lords chance to purchase at q low fgure what
money cannot always procure. ! W
The establishment NAV he seen previous 70 sale
81 4 kainey q stable on sth street. = : :
de ard wall 4 p.pN.pn
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'CoUNrHHyHIr W.srAR's BArsaN

Wa would csutfon the purchaser q The Balsau
~ wa C4eryy against IN limitation Article vhich
has made its appesrauce In mAny Diacss. and who'll
might Deceive the qnvary by its snoe to the
genuine bottle. OF The mixture We nsc3 not spesf.
unIrinoIpled sc0undrels cen Always Is found fesdy
money il shsiy md thsy sre snrS to cocse
the most PoRplSr And veii knovn article on which
70 PrectSs thsif viaaiuis,. Its ismentsbls fSce
thee there are Also dealers IN Dedieisfs Who are
Yiligg r. lead th-pseves TO carry ont this imoosi-
en- buy sss iksa Rsf tie cost 81 tks Fssi ~
hcle.-Avgtd such q man - you would 9 dea on in
s,unssrfsit nonsSs Tor he L he sfssssr scamp q
Thsx have never dared 10 forge the wntten sigma
sase Of Bstss, having vkolssoms Fat Of the
B.sss. 80 zen msy rely upon its Being gsnuins.
ffeea[sl LS. w. FcwL 3 Co. Boston, and for
y etott, John schYsrxe, Nairn e Palmer, Wesh,
inston; sad bs Dealers verywhsrs. AZ @-IvT
/. We Ans 1lQgEst1n . ilxits stsaasses to the
'edvoftiessnent % Df. Woofb0n, the optiS,sn. ~
Pennsyivonie avenue, betws cen Tvelfth ard III p
9TH 81 - s s'Ssse:sSs.
'spSctncles ard eye gIassess ore reooInn snded bs
esd 81 tSs se e y e ds q
~ sSsi to; VEL zee . shoss ": ~ a
!. - !. s..s c.sy mf sevefa 49, ee0-y
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By WALL BARNARD, Auononeers.
HORSE, BUGGY AND harness AT AUG
Der "a at II o'clock, We viii ssh, at our Auction
! s s.Is ao HIesEss, Bnssy and Harness. co.
de I'D - VAIL "a BARNARD. Apots.
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. The HAcKhRN COMING uP.-Yesterdav num-
Der Of hsckmen, who have failed to comply with
appeared 1t the once Of Jnstice Dom 10 snfisfy
the law. In those cases where the delinouent
pays costs and gives assurance OF Immediate corn
piiance, the nne 10 not imposed The object of
the omcers II to execute the order Of their supe-
Jaw Of the city. - ''-''
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CHRIsrhAs Books At SHILLrseroS's, sOpRoS
bu!Lplse:--A large variety Of elegant books.
Books In the city, ffom which to selects rifts Tor
ne hoiidays Poeacal Works, Episcopai and
Catholic Prayer Books, Standard Novels, Writ.
ing Desks, Portfolios, Albums In papier mache
CANNON Boards, Chess Boards and Chessmen n.
Give Shillington call, he will sell cheap. n. :
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MAsoMc.--rhe following are the o6icers elect
Tor she ensuing year % Washinston Centennisi
Ledge, No: u; Of free and Accepted Masons, Wig:
Alien u, Fowler, w, N Dr.. A. Van Camp, 3
WI Il. Parsons, j. w; DR.. Thos. j. Miller
Secretary; David Hepburn, Treasurer; J ! HOu,
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DIsMIssED.--Samue Duncan (colored). who
We: arrested for passing base money, was taken
be passed was not coin, nor counterfeit notes but
note OF a bank very much below par, but which
ne p sed at par, receiving the change for n. The
ncs Of passing the note was admitted bv him, but
ae evidence was not sufficient TO convict him of
any more serious offence. He returned the chanpe.
and was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-23

:. TN Coscxlr AT WESLEY CHAPEL. Last nipbt
was attended By fair audience, and the perforrn,
ance was good. The selections were nom HAYDN.
bradosry, Glover. Linley, Curschnan, Stevenson,
III and Neukom, and the performers were princi.
paiIy tne members Of Wesley Chapel choir. A
number Of the pieces sung were encored, and the
applause was emphatic and OF repeated. The
whole was under the conductorship Of Prof. j. II.
Daniel, and J. G. Adams presided At the piano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-23

LAncENr-Yesterday lad, about sixteen yesrs
OF age, named Charles Mcveigh, was arrested at
the Navy Yard BY ofacer Edelin. upon : charge
fair which was in progress there . few dsyn 10
He was taken before Justice Gull and held to Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-23

Bnn r. FnExcn i selling some s.perh cb,,..
me- Books q very low prizes. HE juvenile book,
are besuties, such a. his Nursery Rhymes FOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-23

Tns SourHxRs MEp,cAL S4up.xrsLyv he,
that the author ities Of Nsshvilie, Tenn have ten
defed the hospitalites Of the city TO the sothefn
Students who are returning to their homes from
ne northern schools. The students from New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-23

Sort5sr reepectfaly informs his n ends and the pub
~ tnes hs hss Just opened . fich aisostIneht. q
Of bipIes, prayer books, and mn books, In pisir
S5d iancy bindings. elegant gin books, slbuma
donsry. o. e the iovssf cs.h prioss. n his nsr
seess, No. 255 Seventh stsest, 6etvsSn l. and nj.
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a LAHes and superior assortment o. fam,l. gro
eoriesy Ane lie nora, and superi0f Article 81 mai
yyhi,ky,, gmIo!tsd By himselGl may b fund q
MacheslG rseq'e, corner Of 18th 81 q l. sfreets
Iii r,ifs9ns Hs:nisS anything in his line would dc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-23

ExfRNsSsH FOR rnx CAplroE Gnousus IRE
Sesae Ct4sujtsee a Public Grounds retoy1sd .
u s6sssaseS 81 he width q ose a asss ct ID
No. sd ~ the vidth. - two squares moth ard
s0seh>-ehe psopes1y - tndivfdimb to be con
SSssssa - ssass sss direction e ~ deast q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-23

= fHx SHfnLDs CLuB give their nfth grand cotillon
party, this evening, st philharmonic HAN, on
Which occasion avery Pleasant time win no donb1
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WArcH RffuRns -0epfHp n sseoed. sIiss
Evans, eolorsd, s,.a,isk; % q touH WIN.
w zssby, disesssrly; dis9n..4. oelhesiae
samuel Duncan. lered, - - cdin; hii
,fsflffly 47lnl Isdssfi w ielsan9 Sssid:
& ss5ssss . ~ Is Usles ~ s:s6s4 = g
Se<:h e. g. sys:!sg, !, r. -
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John WALTER, hsvlns rsnovs1 70 ne north
rssSs % ..e Iss' h nsi frsas end; and sss
public: Hrs stock Of Psrior and
qertak.ns Basiness % any hour Of tho day or night.
his prlccs are extremelv moderate. dc lf-Im
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> HgME yiAL "a pumereus party ssseeubled n
ths chsssh.ef. TIE Ascenaion IN sfsesf) yea1srasy
2 witnss. ths m.F!iaqS - NJ. B. w itiiiiis, d
~ Pihckoey oMcIsdnx Alter conxrs6niafory
voeds ~ hapd hakin9s, the happy faif aASts1d
northwsFd on bridal tour. -
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I'm S10tfHs4 Oar --Ysuler1sv. - - q o.
sspsssf. We !, - iaeetes! d,y q t6s ~ -isIne
days viii nov gssdusily begin . lseg ~ tbeogh
MI sss,i ~ 2 ss,sssly = dfsisses
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" NJ r.. g Handy. Filth wayd, GOT out Of ne
snble and wandesed or b the Aelds, followed by
tsgs little Rffls, whs wstchsd him, hoping to e.
epfe hb return. "A man drove The girls away and
kpn,si Ills played upon owners az horses aud
seattle every day. Men make bu3pess a. taking
up hcssss snd lodhsHpand Fetaining them for TIE
purpose Of getting the rewards which aSe almost
ease % b offered IT. them. TFt
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= IN Pooks Tx coNc1x i've iearnl nom
last feesd2y night g the Smi thsonisa Institution
- neefe4 ne handsome euml a. oouo which is
noe betsy applied lDs ne slhsyis1sea o. ths suer
Ing poor In our midst, SO well Cid the rerfsrns
Ash&s NH expfel5ed that 81 may e rSpesssd.
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OF eess.a nobody szp~z;n - ~ shrosrh ~.
kAt1sys 4.shest Pnsehss1ng soGiHhine 81 -
isss.s'1Is s Co., 9 = !sy iss !.d!.: Q;
; = =. - I: i: : = y = 9 8,
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: II yog Eeuid uke % give your wtfsrn az
Les Of furniture, al roo have % do Il to leave '
order at Mc6regofk Cob, 81 % "a H; Iof
Green ., COZ 7th and ID -; Of Wan K Barhar
cor. Pa ax- and 0th &C. -
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: Fer asythInU IL ths .p5cssfe lfsns and Iook,s
glsss uae yo9 shoel6 ell st eitbsf Lamb's
WoSssfs ~ = Pa ~. betgssa Isth snd "a
q s.s psisssss ~ .ss@s;sss .is!s fssn sss
TEEN ykieh th< c1eleef ksd % chri4ns ~
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-10-27
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given the Judges ol
~ Election, and to the voters of A'legany
county, that an Election will be held in the
several Election. Districts of said County, al
the usual places of holding elections,
On Wednesday, the I'd day Of Noremder, 1859
FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECfING
One person for Comptroller of the Treasury;
One person for Representative in Congress;
One person for States Senator;
-Four persons for Delegates to the General AS
sembly;
One person for States Attorney;
One person for Sheriff of the County;
One person for County Surveyor;
Three persons for Judges of the Orphans
Court;
Five persons for County Commissioners
And at the same time in the respective
election districts, for local officers as follows:
One Road Supervisor for each Election Dis
trict
Two Justices of the Peace and one Consta-
BILE for District No. 1.-Two Justices of the
Peace and one Constable for District No. g
Two Justices of the Peace and one Con-
stable for District No. 3.-Three Justices of
the Peace and two Constabes for District No.
1.-Two Justices of the Peace and two Con-
stables for District No. 5.-Two Justices of
the Peace and two Constabes for District No.
6.-Two Justices of the Peace and one Con-
stable for District No. 1.-Two Justices OF
the Peace and one Constable for District No.
S.-Two Justices of the Peace and one Con-
stable for District No. .9.-Two JUSTICES of
the Peace and one Constable for District No.
10.-Two Justices of the Peace and one Con-
stable for District No. 1.-Two Justices of
the Peace and one Constable for District No.
12.-Two Justices of the Peace aud two Con-
stables for District No. 13.-Two Justices of
the Peace and one Constable for District No.
IA, HANSON WlLLlSON,
October 81, 1S59-lt Sheriff.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-10-27
Sands Sarsaparilla.
A AMERICAN REMEDY!!

This preparation is combination heretofore
u.Huown in the history OF medicine, differing
rrtirely in its character and operations from
g. various preparations OF Sarsuparlla which
h.. been at different times offered to the pub
ll". 1t acts specifically upon the whole system,
III eby bringing it under its direct and imme-
dt' ie influence. Although possessed of pow
9rnl aud controlling effects yet it is
ENTIRELY HARMLESS
40 that ii cannot Injure the most delicate con-
ti'u,ion When III perfect health no feet is
'!o9nfed by its use except an increase of ap-
rntitt hut when disease is seated in the frame
ID hnrr!ing fast its victims along the path OF
ther its mvs erious influence is felt and
il enk;ndles new life and vigor, and brings
and strength back to the suffering aud
ed.
napared and sold by A. b., and D. SANDS
- IS. 100 Fulton Street New York
e by iIEALEl and SIiRlvER, Druggist
nnneilnnd, Md.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-10-27
TESTERS
IMPROVED SHUTTLE
LOCK-S1TT'CH
SB WING MACHINES.

THIS is tho most reliable Sewing Machine ev
| or offered in this market, both in the quail
| ~ of its work, its durability and simplicity.
| The operation of il 10 easier learned than that
OF any other machine, while it works with ease
| on the finest silk or heaviest cloth, which il
works in very superior manner makiag u
strait. evenly laid seam, much finer than ordi-
nary hand work, while both sides of the clio th
are stitched alike. 1t rarely gets out of working
order or requires repairing, and is so simple
that an operator can perform all ordinary re-
pair on it. until it is worn out With all these
advapt ges over other machines, WI feel conf
dent Testers Patent Sewing Machines will be st
meet the wants of families. all kinds of manu-.
featuring clothicrs, tnilors, or any others re-
quiring u seam in their work, will find tbis
Machine that will do their work in n rapid and
substantial manner, and much nicer than the
ordinary WY. Families who require much
sewing will find this Machine peculiarly adapt
ed their wants besides saving labor enough
in n few months to pay for il. Tailo.s will find
n great saving by using this Sewing Machine.
besides being always sure o: superior quality
of work that doc' rot rip, an D that lOOs much
nicer thai J. I'd work.
REFERENCE TO A FEW PERSONS USING THEM.
j. W. E'chai /; on. Merchant =. ilot, day ST.,
near the Churc''.
Levi Perry 4 Co., Shoe store, f79 Belt. st.
S. Strder, Man lila Ia, tory, Baltimore So,
over PARIS China steIe.
}. Evans, No IS I.imore street.
jam Taylor, No.. u Ca'tinores ect.
Miss Kate Willyaid. :" Constiir ion ieet.
Mrs. Il. A. Beard. \ 0. 90 Ensor street.
Mrs. Euckmil'e., 7b N.Elfc,ry street.
Mrs. Wr .son, LIS Hambur. st eel.
Nj. p. Brooks, ~. Hambu = s.rce..
L. ID. CHASE. Agent. lG3 Ball.. It,.
Opposite tie Adams EXPIRES. Co.
Baltimore, June l6 IS09.-Iv.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-10-27
To COnssllllptiVes.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in lew weeks, by II very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe
l.USG AFFECTION, and that dread disease, Con-
sumption,-is anxious to make known to his
fellOw-sufferers the means oil cure. TO all who
desire it be will send copy Of the prescrip-
lion used free Of charye,) with directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will
find sure Cure for Consumption 4 sthma, Bron-
chitis, &c. The only object OF the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to benefit the ahlc-
ted, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescrip-
ton will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Octl3.8w. Williamsburgh, Kings Co., NY
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-10-27
Local Intelligence.

MARYLAND Coal TRApE.-For the
week ending Saturday, Oct. 22d, 4, 189. 10
tons of coal were shipped over the Cumbcr-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, and iii .1s
over the road Of the Georges Creek Coal and
ron Company. Making a total for the week
rom the entire region of 9,25l.11 tons.
Total shipments for the year from the en-
region, 4l2, 1888. 1 tons.
G7 boats cleared this port during the week
ending Wednesday, the 10th inst, carrying
1923. 10 tons of Coal.
During the season 2l5G boats cleared this
port, carrying 225, ,603.1s tons of Coal
STEAM ENGINE.-A few days since we
stepped into Mr.. Bealls Foundry, on Centre
street, to witness the working of Steam En-
gine which he has recently built at his estab-
lshment, and which he now employs in dri-
wing his machinery 1t is an admirable piece
oI mechanism, and operates with less noise
than any similar machine we have ever seen.
We understand that lie is building one for
Mr.. a. L. Withers tsnnery. Those who want
anythng of the kind would do well to call at
blr. Beall's Foundry where such work is adj
mirahv and expeditiously executed.
gk5" We return our thanks to Messrs An
drcwS & Swartzweldcr for q lot of paper and
envelopes, accompanied with pen and hold
or. Anybody in want of books and station
cry would do well to give them call, you
can purchase ~ sheets of letter paper, ~ of
note paper, IL buff envelopes. ~ white note
envelopes. l sheet Of blotting board steel
pen and holder-all for twenty-five cents
lie, then for Andrews e. Swartzwel,ler
A New IIING.-Our fellow citizen III. +.
Drott, has just obtaiane,l patent for new
hing for doors and shutters which is said for
simplicity and usefulness to exceed anything
Row in existence in its line.
LAYING OF CoRNER SToNE.-Thc corner
Stone of IL Presbyterian Church, will be laid
on next Friday, 2s.h inst. with Masonic
ceremonies, in Frostburg. The members of
'he Fraternity in Cumberland, who purpose
"rirg present, on the occasion, are informed
,lH' the Cars will leave this City at :, in the
ndiEg, and return at o'clock in the after
Nou.l.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-10-27
1000 Agents Wanted.

EvERYBODY'S LAWYER AND COUNSEL
LOR in business, containing plain and simple
instructions to EVERYBODY for transacling their
business according TO law, with legal forms
for dra wing the various necessary papers con-
nected Herewith, together with the laws of all
the States, for Collection OF Debts, Property
Exempt from Execution, Mechanics Liens Ex-
ecution OF Deeds and Mortgages, Rights Of Mar
ried Women, Dover Usury, Wills, &c. By
FRANK CRosBY, ESQ, Of fhe Philadelphia Bar.
3S4 pages, l2mo,
An entitely new work on the subject, adapt
ed to the wants of every citizen of the United
States. Single copeis sent by mail to any ad
dress, on receipt of price, ST. 90, or in law style
of binding at SIPS.
1000 Agents wanted to canvass for it, with
whom noeral arrangements will be made. Ap-
ply TO or address
JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher,
NO. GIT SAMSON Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Pictures! Pictures !!

A F. SMITH would respectful announce
n. to the citizens of Cumberland end sur.
rounding county, that he has just received from
the east a whole sized Cam era, one of the lar
gest that has ever been in this city. He is now
pre- pared to make full size Photographs, Am
brotypes and Hollotypes as well as all of the
smaller sizes, on the most reasonable terms.
I make no pretensions of being the cheapest,
but do claim to do my work in the most ar
tstic and workmanlike manner, in proof Of
which you have only to call and examine spec
linens.
Operators supplied with pure chemicals ofmy
own manufacture on reasonable terms. Gallery
and Reception Rooms doors North of Post
Office, Bait. st., Cumberland, Md. Also agent
for the sale of Steroscopic Boxes and Views Of
all parts of the world.
Oct. 81, 1889. A and F. q. cory.
Civilian & telegraph., 1859-10-27
lNsOkUent,s .IOfiCe.
Gilbert Gallian ORDERED, this 18th

Gilbert aallinn) OKDERED, this 18th day
VS.. ~ of Aug. 1859, that Hilbert
His Creditors. } Galliun give not re to his cred
itnrs, cndorsers and sureties, that the first
Mondny of Jan' ary next, is fixed for the "a d
Gilbert Gallian to appear in the Circuit Court
for Allrguny county, to answer .uch interroga
tories or allegations as his or editors, endorsers
or sureties may propose OF allege agninst him;
and that copy of this order be published once
u week for three months n come newspapcr
publishedin the city of Cumberland. prior to
the said first Monday Of January, 1850, as such
notice.
Tcst-H. RESLEY, CLERK.
Aug. 25. 5.I95q-3m
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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated Noiseless
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Sewing machines.
New styles-Prices from $50 to sl25.

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i purchased ,ro II the lore, reGuir'r { 10 re-
wirGiry of : cad lney Hem, Eel, ur her,
ard stitch in a superior style. finishing each
seem oy their own operation, without recourse
to the hand-necd'e, as is required by other ma
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ing tha n n seanst,e-s can, even if she wo ks
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An Ayer. can be seen for few days only at
Andrews Swart welder's Book Store, where
Machine o different styles are OIL exhibition.
Call and see them.
OF ces of E::h bi .on and sale 405 broadway.
New York. and lSl Baltimore Street, Balti-
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