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ew 0eans 1aiy Grestnt Ghursday aorang @ob e. 1859
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTlON 0A1G0.
5000 HAVANA CIGARS. j $4,000 HAVANA CIGARS.
BY d. E. MORPHY,
Aucr1osEER.
H. ans ass H.
dras street. per orders received from the shippers will be
ns.sss sh s by them
ss- For Terms. see Catalogue 81
Els sAE or OLD
BY R. B. SYKES,
THURSDAY, e7th inst. at half:past 10 o.
ss s L. sss s ts:s &c
following brandies, etc, viii be sold ''
@ ns eis"a ss X snd na
sese i Bq Gs Sa hsi'T
y pipes i1ea Gin Rynbenae s!easoa, brand.
s sa.. s .sSs, fsm Rss 9I@s w ssas'
29 ssdinss half and Or boxes Nantes and Lorent
puneheons Scotch whisky;
sskss nff osss etc. ETC.
H8,-TERMs-At sale, which will be liberal o2i
FINE HOUSEHOLD OIL, FURNITURE Y, END AND FAMILY sEEv
BY ]. L. CARMAN,
r. s7 :, inst at u O'Clock IA; A. NJ
Brick Dwelling M ~ Apollo street. between Poymna and
dwelling consisting Parlo
cIame DINING Hall and Kitchen Furniture and emorae
CIV ecefen Of TIL cy f ReE wana
Furniture, Brussels and Ingram Carpets China Cut Glass
Mantle Clock and Ornaments French Plate Mirror
kitchen and servants room Furniture. etc, etc.
Also, at l2o'clock. precisely ..
Family of Servants comprising Woman and her two
The Woman is IS and is superior
aud general house servant and full
| tced.
CREDIT sALE-BOOTs. SHOES AND BROGAES.
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Room, 2s Old Levee street.
| THURSDAY, 27th inst, Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
their auction room, No. Is Old Leyee street. will be
sold
100 cases Boots Shoes Rorans Men, Women and
Childrencnmprising select desirable assortment
| H9~TERMS-Dvcr 800 ninety days credit o.,
| CREDIT SALE-READY-MADE CLOTHING, etc
BY E. ROGER 81 CO.,
Auction Room, No. % Old Ievee street.
| THURSDAY, the 27th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, precisely, ut their auction No. Is Old ieyee
street, will be .Old-
lots of Seasonabe Dry Goods comprising select assert
| ment, specially manufactured for this market.
And
/ An invoice of Travelling Bags, Shirts and Hats. .
H5g-TERMS-Over 500. ninety days credit. 90
| A VALUABLE TWO-STORY DWELLING, SITUATED
on Poydras street Bolivar and Bertrand streets
First District, without
BY H. A. KINGSTON,
/ AUcr1osEER.
THURSDAY. the 27th inst, Mt I2 O'Clock
| A CERTAIN lot OF GROUND, with oil the improve
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-27

NOR GONORREIEA, GI.EET, WEAKNESS. PAIMs
II in the Back and all Urinary Affections. -,. -.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC eg3ID-
TIoN-This world renowned prsparatioa cnrss aM 80.
clans Of England, Of France and Of America
Purely vegetable in eonposition IL harmless =
cacious The system becomes inyizoraed, and the
body and depressed mind restored to energy
WY AN b. AbRAMS
~ Sole agent for the United SfaasS
mrl7 ly Apothecary. q Camp street, New 0rieasa
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CHEAP FUEL-WHILE THE PRESENT building is
u going the Station the price of COKE will be
continued at the very price.o TIRTYFIVE CENTS per
barrel.
and pleasant fuel for house and superior to
either wood coal for cooking
A this price it full Is per cheaper than the best coal
N. o. j. TISDAI.E Treasurer.
New Orleans Gas Light Company, Oct 10, 1859 oil If
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING COMPANY,
New Orleans. Oct. q. 1889. 5
B1rTO Let-'The el igibIe Ofic es over the new
banking house of this institution Possession given Immediately
OF GIN A. II. KERNION, Cashier
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ECLIPSE TOWBOAT COMRAUY.
- - This Company have commenced operations 1As
Boats in this Line equal in speed and =
my adoat. The present rate Of fowaGe fro etV
10 ssa is 21 per less than puhihed Engnga
NAV be made the office Of the Company No KxeAaHaD
Place corner Of Customhouse street. UP sairs.
oil I'm PETER MARCY, MAnagsr-
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IME-asOo bbls. THoMASTON ROCKLAND, Rieea14
IL Cape lime, Bald Mountain, Alabama and sug@
landing and IN STORE LOT 'A'' KEARNEY, BLOIs CO..
al. u Magazine sreeG
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and Walnut Furniture Piano Forte, Carpets etc. etc. al
auction.
BY MONTGOMERY & SMITH,
X. N. Montgomery, Anctioneer.
ERIDAY. 2Sth inst, at IL O'Clock. without
tie thrcestory brick residence Camp street
third house above ST. Joseph will be sold
large of fine Household Furniture, comprising
in part elegant Rosewood Paor Suits in French Broeaiele
fine Dningroom and Hall Furniture fine Mahogany Walnut
and other Bedroom Furniture; fine Carpets for fifteen
Curtains, Mirrors Bed Linen Blankets SPRING Hair and
Mattresses etc.
-Also-
Fine Gas Fixtures
One superior Rosewood Piano Forte.
ES>TERMS-Cash
EThe house will be open the day previous sale for in
spcciion. OF
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-13
High Postage.

The Democratic candidate for Congress in
this District advocates high postage to make
the Post Office Department sclf-sustaining.
He voted while in Congress to increase ii, aud
his organ in thus county, says there is moth
ing wrong in it? How do the people like
such doctrine as this Arc they going to
s.nd him back to Congress to aid the admin
lstration in throwing away the public money,
aud then increase the postage to meet the de-
fcency in the Post Office Department 1t
is prcsumins largely upon their patience and
endurance to suppose they intend to submit
longer To such an imposition.
Instead Of seeking TO diminish, Mr.. Kun
KEEL cndcavored to multiply the burdens of
the people. lie not only voted for the in
creased postage, BUT HE VOTED TO GRE
ATE \ NEW AND UNNECESSARY OF
FICE IN THE POST OFFICE DEPART
MENT al az annual salary Of THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS. We ask if this
was not outrageous, considering the embar-
raised condition of the Department, and the
enormous amount of money wasted annually
under cur present Democratic rulers?
The time has fully come for change Of
rulers . political revolution must be wrough;
| if the country desires to prosper under an
| economical and honest government. Let us
of this Congressional District, act our part
well in this struggle, rebuke Democratic Ex-
travagancc and corruption by consigning Mr.
Kunkel to the oblivion he merits.
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Democratic COrrulI,1iOn.

"Llyg-OAK CoNrRACTs.-W. Z. N. Swift, a
whaler of New Bedford, Aassac osetts, had pri-
or 10 1874, been contractor for the supply Of
live-oak and other timber for the Government.
In 1854 he entered into u written agreement
with George Pitt, Philadelphia an active md
intimate friend Of President Buch annn, by which
Pitt agreed to aid Swift all he could in obtain
ing lve-oak contracts with the Navy Depart
ment. The aid contemplated WAS that Pitt
should place Swift upon familiar relations with
the Departments. lie introduced Mr.. Swift To
Mr.. Dobbia during President Pier ce's admins
tration, and to other gentlemen, and used all
his influence in behalf OF Swift. Pending ibe
Presidential election Of 1856, Plitt introduced
Swift to Mr.. Buchanan, and sought 10 plaee
him in the very best position he possibly roald
with the President. Pitt at the same time
WAS Treasurer OF the Democratic State Ce1tral
Committee Of Pennsy lvania, and as such Yessiv-
ed from Swift the sum ofsixteen thousand dol
lars, of which Swift contributed ten tho sand
dollars and received the balance from his
immediate friends, to be used in the pendiSE e
lection. Mr.. Buchanan WAS informed hei0se
the election, that Mr. Swift was an old line
Wing, who had come over to his party, and vas
taking an active rart in the election; and Ne
was subsequently, informed Of the amount esn-
tributed By Swift"
These facts appear from the testimony ls-
fore the Committee of Investigation.
1t appears, further, that this man Swi's,
who had been frequently recommended to ths
President as a good telior, had in his posses
sion large quantity ofrcectcd timber, which
he wished to sell the Government. The rule
Of the Department has been to allow contrac
tors tive years to fill their contracts, and new
er to make an open purchase except for i'm
mediate Use. Now, it appears that the Secre-
tary of the Navy, in June, 1858, advertised
for 100 900 feet of live-oak, the quantity, size
and form being exactly like that held by Swift
The limited time prevented any competition
The yellow fever prevailed in the llve-oak re-
gions, and it was impossible for the cutters to
visit that region. We cannot here go ut
length into the details of this extraordinary
aud disreputatle transaction; we must content
ourselves with the result, which was, that
Swift, in consideration of being capital
good fellow, which was clearly established by
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Independer' Candidate for .SheriF,
HENRY r. ATKINSON.
Election, "Wednesday, h0y. End.
,y0isat Discussions

k5>It is h.ccby agreed, tllst the pin,
Discussions lrtween Hon. H. ". Hoffman
and Hon. jacob NJ. kunkel shall commence
at Cumberlani, On SATURDAY, the 18th
day of OCTOBER 1859, at ? iclk K. p. H..
then in FREDERICK on SATI gDAY, the
22nd day Of OCTOBER at o'-locs. =. M,
and close at Hagerstown, on SATURDAY,
the 29th day of OCTOBER. at 2 O'Clock. p.
m.;-tbat Mr. Hoffman shall orn the discus
sion at Cumberland in speech Of one hour;
Col. Kunkel reply in speech Of the same
length; Mr.. Huffman rejo;n in .pecch Il half
an hour and Cpl. Kunkei close with a half an
hours reply,--t nat Col Kunkd shall open
and Mr.. Hofftsan close the discussions at Fred
erick and Has rstown. alternating aud for the
same length Of time as at Cumberland. Each
gentleman llall select one flicnd at zach
place to keep the time.
T.. LOUIS LOWE.
G.. CH:I.BERGE Err.
Fre1'k., SEPT. 9th 1859.
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.
The SHIPMENT OF GoLD.-The steady
.hipment of gold from the Unitcd States t,
s,,s;,, ,o,,s ,.rx tho ph;,.d.,,h;o, Mort,
.,s.;..n i. H., o., ,n..., .i,,,,;Go.,. e.,,
~. +, Oh. sn.nc;., .rJ nn,,,,nnso;,i ,s,.,,
MI, h.oo,,,as ~ al ,h, lilo S,"h !. Il,
onas,;o. ,i,, !. .i,;ir -, I,,, ,,,o, .,,..a
y .c,;,.s. h,.;,... IF ,ha,, n.;lI ,al,o 80.
- - a.. ra,,,,r,. ,,f .i;,.,..,, So, ".
( w .,J nj, ,hav ,,;ii 49,. 49,. -.
~ LII -, f.~ ~ ,to rn;,.J s,a,a. !. eo.".'
o.,ns5 ar.a, mart If ,.h.t :. hr,n'h, o -,
| light by the industry of the miners ofo,,r Pa.
cifc coast. is AZ cffcctually lost to II. on if il
were cast into the DEPTHS Of the xo,. ltnoon
disappears below the water lima Of the At
lantic horizon. on its way 10 the Golfers of
English bankers and il ne,,,. co,.,, bock n
gam There i. not the slightest chance of
ANYTHING like A reciprocal trade being carried
on with Great Britain-a trade that will hal
.nce this flow of gold. or restore It's eouili-
brium-un,l the federal government ,ha,l
enact protection to American indu,trv
1T,
H.. =. IL. 49, ~" 80 1871, W S's sh"',
-, l.. - -. -. .,s ~, .i' ' 'suo.'
q 49, Ill a,';t',a n e., ,H d.
~ 80 W. mr. IT, '"'.'o".u '''.'
ii, .>....,;'.,, i;o. 80" ''I n''. WI, "
";..,J",i,,, H., a.,.i s h,.; go
- 49,. IL, NJ, e'."'" w,
go, a,,o,,,'., -, ,h., ,'.;''a ,s III
E,;'. - ~. a. r. III Dr
III ,,;,.',,i.,,'. I.,,i,I " -. W.
,r.a'',;'',,' III - ,Ia ~', =. o'.'"es
' -. - y, t"..'' ~'' "''''
49, - ''''' ~ 10y 49, W wy
,,,,,,;,,...'i J., 81, ',,I' ",
Jra;n from !, If tbr nrecnus ,n.,a i '''''''"
II We refer to the earlier and cruder states
81 society where representation OF value,
"~s s"a u ., s','.., u nos III u.s. we ~ once
ited de.ree. All EXCHANGES must hc hv d.
rect barter. and numerous are the inconvc-
n'enees t" which both buyer and seller are
ssPse" ,. NOW w ~. ."e precious metal.
,r,do :. STAT. i. Jr,;noJ If l.. ,,,,,l =,
point. depression in prices, and sta.nation.
must follow. Let theorists talk as they may,
men oil common sense ana ordinary mlorma-
a,i an,a.;n,, % .anar,i ';,, iIt"'S ~,
a week from our ports, without anxiety nor
is it possible that business should revive and
flourish IN such a state oil affairs. Our whole
ne"Ss ,ho s,,,,Il h;.l I' ,a ', ran "" mes
monr ms alone can give not gold that is fly-
ing away from Ills as fast as it comes How
much longer are the best interests OF this
o'ui''y 10 s'icf ny Tue uefei'c''oh ana theo,
H. to enact laws 10 nrntect nv aga;nst = dram
which. if allowed to 90 on unchecked. must
he 50 banelul in final consequences.
This cons,,,, drain Of III. nroc;,rs ms,,,s
i III. ,so;,;uo,. .na rr;,ous .onsoaronon 81
u..,oc,,,;. rol;c, which rof,.o. 70 ox,ond
,,,,ec,io, IN .mc,;c,, ministry A ;,d;c;,,s
.vs,.m IF ,rotec,;,n wo,ld hn;ld mn .mor;-
"a, manufactures and stimulate al br,nch-
.x If ;uJ,s,rv and Tim. o;,, ro,,,,oro,,,o
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-10-13
Estray Notice.

ALLEGANY County, TO WIT,
| hereby certify, that Mary Everstine of Al
legany County, brought before me, the sub
scriber, one OF the Justices of the Peace, Of the
State of Maryland, in and for Allegany Coun-
ty, this LIST day of October, 1859, one red and
white muley Steer, supposed to be two years
old last spring, as II stray trespassing upon
tho enclosures of Mary Everstine, at the Five
Mile House, on the National Road in said coun-
ty, and appraised by Jacob Devore and A.
den A. Evsrs;ine, at $3.50 cts.
Witness my hand and seal this LIST day of
October 1869.
J.. NJ. STRONG, up.
The owner of the above described Steer is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away, from the sub
scriber, living five miles west of Cumberland,
on the NJ .ional Road.
MARY EVERSTINE.
Oct. G, l859-3t*
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Herrick' S Map Of Mary.
land,
TuSt Pr-HliaEa. ed.

THSt Pr-H IlssAA ed.
Ue,rich's Map of Ma1yiana d District Of
Cdiam5iu.
TUE undersigned having been engaged for
some time in making a survey for, and In
drnughtng and aesi. ming correct and beau-
tiful State Map OF Maryland, with the inten-
ton OF publishing II more thorough, compre-
hensve and accurate Map than any heretofore
published, would respectfully announce, 10 the
citizens of this County, and OF the Stale gen.
orally that their work Ia engraved published
complete and ready Tor sale This Map is care
fully drawn, executed with taste, snd is calcu-
lated TO he of the greatest Importance for re-
ference by the resident; ~ an ornament to the
PARLOR. HALL or OFFICE and as diction-
airy to the traveller.
DESCRIPTION OF MAP.
The Map is drawn upon II large scale q in
0.uG0l representing the land boundaries,
that beautiful sheet of water the Chesapeake
BIZ, with its numerous tributaries, the Rivers
aud Streams throughout the Counties, the Pub
lie IS ork., Canals, Rail Roads. Nc., together
with The Cities, Post offices n any smaller vii
lages and most OF the County Roads. 1t also
embrace in The margin enlarged Maps OF the
DlsrRIcr OF COLOMBIA, and Cities of BALTIMORE
and WASHINGTON. The whole vii! oe colored
in Counties, beautifully emhe iihrd, varnish-
ed and mounted on rolera, with cloth backs,
thus combining beauty with daraltty.
PUBLISHING TERMS.
We sell our Maps by subscription only, at
Five Dollars per copy, payable on delivery
Regular Canvassing Agents will visit each
County and receive subscriptions, winch will
not be binding on parties, unless the Map when
delivered, is as good in every respect as the
specimens shown by them, Persons ATE eau
toned against subscribing with any who have
not Certificate OF Agency, signed BY US, aud
10 do not exhibit sample copy Of the Map.
JENNINGS, ftERRICK 4 DEARBORN.
PuLhshtrs Of County, STATE and City Maps.
BALTIMORE, MD.
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a BcnerOtent INSTITUTION cIaon1htG ty
special Endowment t1r the hettcf
IF tie Sick and Dist,esstd,nt-
fictsd Nth Tratent and
Epidemic Diseases.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view OF
the awful destruction Of human life, ca dsed by
sexual diseases, and the decrpiiths prsctictd
upon tho unfortunate victims Of sucD diseases
BY Quncks, several years age directed their
Consulting Surgeon, AS CBAHirAHLs AcT,
worthy other name to open Dispensmiy for
the treatment of this class of di'ess.s, in oil
their forms, and to give AEDltAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all who apply by letter. nth
description OF their condition, (sBe, eccr uatiou,
bsbits uflife, &C. and in cases Of extreme
poverty and suffering, to Fussish AEl tc,hhs
rkxn ov CHANGE. 1t 10 needless to sci that
tho Association commando the highest tedienL
sk i'll Of the age, and viii furrnh tie II ostsp-
provedmoderu treatment.
The Directors of the seeinten, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment CT :eNhnl
Diseases, Tor the yearendipg Jarrsry 'st. 1888,
express the highest satisinehep With Tie sue
cess which has attended the labers OF the Con
sultiny Surgeon in the cure of SperntstcrrhUs,
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, GonolrhGa,
elect, Syphilis the vice Of ouanisus Oh Self
abnse, &c, aud ordur, continuance u tho
same plan for the ensuin2 year.
The directors, on a review ot the rest. feel
assured that til Dir lsbors in this siteie Il te-
eyolsut effort have been of gftAt ten.E' 10 II
afflicted, especially to the young, Ar" ihsy
have resolved to devote thtni.tIS"$- "itH re-
newed zeal, to this very impertaHi Ard hu'h
despsed cnnre
An admirable report on Sttfma'orrl a'A. or
Seminal " Weakness, the vice OF ta.".it ~ Nt.tnl-
baton or sclf-ahuse, and other iistGscs q tie
sexual organs. by the ConsultinF surgeon. will
bescnt by mail in sealed cnrololc,l FtE or
MT nf # NO ST N toY
tnge. other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of sexual diseases, diet. &C.. are
constantly beinrpublshed for g1htuitcns distri'
button, and will be sent the afflicted. some
of the new remedies and m,'heGs OF trcat
ment discovered during the last year, are Of
great value.
Address. for Report or treatment. Dr eEh.
r. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. South MINT Street, Ihiia-
deIphia, Pa By order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTW ELL, Free't.
GEO. FAIRCHILD. Sec'y. Dee. ., HS-y-
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Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad.
Improved Schedule for Travel.


20 sa 60 ~
0E and after Monday. April IIth, 1859, the
" passenger trains will run as follows:
Fer the East.
MAIL THROUGH TRAIN (daily ex. Sundays
Leaves Wheeling S.05p IN. Arrives at alu-
Cumberland 6.25 II. M. more 3. % n. m.
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily1
Leaves Wheeling 1870 a. IN. Arrives at Balti.
80 Cumberland 9.0S pm. more 5.O5a:n.
Passengers from Cumberland for way stations
East, will take Mail Train only.
For the West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, between Cumber.
land and Wheeling,
Leave Cumberland S.10a IN. Arrive at Wheel
ing ZOO +. ".
MAI IL THROUGH TRAIN (iaily ey. supdavl
Leaves Baltimore 7.20a. IN. ! Arrive at Wheel
Is Cumberland 90 p. IN. ing 2.l0 AIN,
EXPRESS THROUGH TRAIN (Daily.)
Leaves Baltimore O5p. IN. Arrives Mt Wheel
" Cumberland 1855 PIN ing at g.1Oa M,
Passengers fiom Cumberland for WAY Sta
tivns West will take Accommodation Train:
and for Stations wv. Va. Road will take
Express train.
Through Tickets for all iinpor tant cities West,
can be procured at this Office.
L. BoEIM, Agent.
Cumberland Station April IA, 1858.
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HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS,

FURNISHING GOODS,
No. IL North Howard ST., J
Doors Norslt OF the How
ard House.
THE undersigned, having made large add
l. tons to his stock, is prepared to furnish
House Keepers, Country Merchants and Others,
with such Articles rs they want, on the very
best terms.
B r u H ES:
White Wash, Sweeping, busting, Pnnt Hair
Tooth, Silver, Shoe, Scrub, and Horse
Brushes.
WOODEN WARE:
SUCH AS
Tubs, Buckets, Measures, Tar Buckets, Churns
Mauls, Rolling Pins, Rutter Prints, &c.
ErOOms. Baskets. Mats & C0rdage.
Massers Minute Ice Cream Freczers, Reifig-
orators, upright and chest-the most np-
proved kinds. Water Coolers, in wood
or metal. Tin and Wire Safes.
Artnur's and other most approved Fruit and
Vegetable Preserving Cans; Plain Tin
Ware, Japanned, Block Tin, britannia
and Plated Ware. Albata Forks
and Spoons, Urns, Coffee and
Tea Pots. Egg Boilers,
Walters, Chatting
Dishes,
Knives and Forks, Waffle irons, Sauce Pms,
Scales md Weights, Coffee Mills, Table
Castors, Old Dominion Coffee Pots
Shovel and Tongs, Nurse Lamps,
Toilet Sets, Foot Tubs, Bath
Tubs, Knife Cleaners,
Wire Dish Covers,
Table Mats, to-
gelher with
Variety of Articles useful and necessary to
Hou.e-keepers. Rohr Il Davis Patent Excel
soir WASHING MACHINES. Plain Tin nnd
Sheet Iron Wire mud brushes of every descrip
ton, manufactured to order.
GEORGE A. MILLS,
No. IL North Howard Street,
march 10, ls59-ly. Baltimore, Md.
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Flour and Feed.

HAVING large stock of FLOUR, of vari
IL Gus brands, in store, we invite wholesale
and retail dealers, rs we'll as consumers, to call
and examine the quality and prices.
NIL Feed, Rye Chap, Corn Meal, Oats aud
Bachekeaf on han and for sale by
Sept. %. 0. C. CLARK & co.
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lRlASURu DGpARllHuq,
Comptroller's Office,

of1s5G entitled IAN
"
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Insolvent's Notice.
School Notice.

MISS MARY NJ. BUTLER will resume the
Nl duties Of her School In the school room of
the Engli, h Lutheran Church, on Monday, Sep
TENDER 5th. Sept. l, ls5s--tf.
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gs-Any regular Newspaper in Maryland
giving the above advertisement and This notice
five or more Insertions, sending marked copies
to the Publishers, will receive one cory OF the
Map gratis. j., h. D.
Sen 1E--Tt
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COUNTIES.


ALLEGANY.
ANNE ARUNDEL.
BALTIMORE CITY.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
CALVERT.
CECIL.