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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
rProm the New York Tribune.l

AS Presidential candidate, Mr.. Lin
coin enjoys peculiar advantages. While
his position as a Republican renders him
satisfactory to the most jealous member of
the party, the moderation of his character,
and the conservative tendencies of his
mind, long approved and well known of
all men in public life, commend him to
every section of the Opposition. There is
no good reason why Americans and Wings.
and in short all who are inspired rather
by patriotism than by party feeling, should
not rally to his support. Republicans and
Conservatives, those who dread the extern
sion of slavery, and those who dread the
progress of administrative and legislative
corruption, may be assured that in him
both these evils will end stern and Inn
movable antagonist and an impossible bar
rier. AT the same time, as q man of the
people, raised by his. own genius and in
tegrity from the humblest to the highest
position, having made for himself an hon
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

TAn Hartford Times says in that region
the promise of ftuit was never more album
: dant. The trees are laden down with
blossoms, even the oldest and most ,churI-
fsh peach trees breaking out into a youth
full bloom. The apple orchards have not
for years past hung SO full of pink and
white clouds of blossoms. The Who'll.
country presents an extraordinarily beau
tiful sight
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
rRnm the Missouri Democrat

The name of Abraham Lincoln will
thrill the Union, and if he lives till then,
win be as certainly elected next November
as the sun-rises and sets upon the day OF
the ELECTION In Illinois, where he has
already fought the combined hosts OF the
Douglas and Administration Democracy,
and achieved popular victory over each,
his nomination will create the greatest en-
thusiasm ever known in tho West HIS
selection, by the Convention is a defiance
to Douglas, and although beaten for the
Senatorship from Illinois by a eorTupS APP
portionment of the State. the Northern
States will take good care to see that he 10
placed beyond peradventure in the Presi-
DENTAL Chair, within the year.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
NOTICE.

ALFRED HUGHES, n. D. ELIZA C. HuoHEs, n. \.
A LPRED HUGHES, n. D. HOMEOPATHIC PITY
IA SICIAN, has associated with him In the practice
Of medicine, his sister, Eliza @. Hughes, 81 d. grad
uate Of the "Penn Medical University of Philadel-
phia, Pennsylvania" who will devote her attention
and children.
once Hours:-From to 10 in the morning; from
ing. aU2IslY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
TrOm the Boston Bee.l

We run mn this morning a tiekat which
is to sweep the country in November next.
The Republicans ding out their standard
ON which is written Lincoln and Hamlin,
the next President and Vice President of
the United States. AS we write the tele-
graph has flashed the intelligence over the
country, and the response is bursting out
in huzzas, in the booming of cannon, in
blasts of the trumpet, and in other de-
monstrations of popular enthusiasm. The
delegates went to Chicago to perform a
duty, not to men, but to the country, not
TO aspirants, but to the cause of liberty
and to the country, and they have per-
formed that duty, as we believe, imparti-
ally, and as they thought would best sub.
| serve the great interests of the people of
the United States.
In the Presidential chair flor all circum-
stance point so decisively to his election
that we may speak of it as an event GER
tain) he will restore the government to
its integrity and uPrightuess, and admin
lister it with the plain honesty which Gen.
Taylor brought to the White House and
Of Andrew Jackson.
New England salutes to-day the son and
champion of the West, and the future
President of the RepubIicl All hail to
Abe Lincoln of Illinoisl
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NOTICE.

A SUFFICIENT AMOUNT OF THE CAPITAL
"A Stock Of the wheeling Raiirosd Badge GolaPa-
ny having been subscribed. notes is hereby given
mar , reueTai meeting Of the Stockholders q sd
Comuluy will is held at the Merchants and Aeehan
les bank Of Wheeling Monday, the 5eth day 81
Nny. 1850, between the hOurs Of and O'Clock p
~ for the purpose Of eleetin% seven Directors for
said Company, and for other PuTpOees- 90
I. SWEENEY.
&c. CAMPBELL
z. JACOB. iCOmmis'rs-
nyls 6. D. nfGTBBARD.
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,as ma. JAS. MoCLINTOcK's
49, PICTORIAL sYRUP.-Are your lungs
weak Does a long breath give you paint Have you
a hacking coughi Do you expeetorate hard, tough
natteri Are you wasted with night sEeats and want
OF seeps II 90, HERE Is ToUR HE.GEDT. 1t will IN
questionabIy save you. Price 500. Sold by LAUGH
LINS 4 BUSHFIELD, Wheeling; s. FUNDENBBRG,
Bridgeport, and by Druggists generally. mh2-Iy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
[From .he ONO sta.e JOurpal.L

We take great pleasure in placing at the
head of our columns the nominee of the
Natiaual Republican Convention, Hon.
Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, as our can
didate for President. The most maguifi-
cent, enthusiastic, and harmonious Ma
tional Convention that ever assembled in
the United States, after full and earnest
consultation, have presented to the people
standard bearer worthy of their noble
cause. Honest, able and patriotic, man
of the people-the representative in his
own person of the superiority of free labor
and free institutions. He is destined be-
yond ali doubt to be the next President of
the United States. We write, surrounded
by enthusiastic friends. The booming of
cannon. and the general rejoicing are but
the harbingers of the wildire that will
rapidly oYerspread the entire county
Hnzzah for Lincoln, the next President,
the patriot Statesman of Illinois
The shattered and divided Democracy
are in despair, and concede that all is lost
Ohio sends greetings to her sister States,
and pledges thirty thousand majority for
Lincoln and Hamlinl 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
-rFrom the N. y. Courier and 'EDquirer.l

Prom the N Il UOlEleL I'M Il4UIAS1-I
We need not tell onr readers that Will
liam q. Seward was our first choice, and
that our labor has been that he should be
the nominee of the Chicago Convention,
for the Presidency. The Convention, how
ever, has decided otherwise, and We bow
to the. decision, bow with the greater
cheerfuluess, inasmuch as, although Mr..
Seward. whom we consider the first great
representative of Republican principles
has been defeated, we have in the nomina-
ton of Mr.. Lincoln no spredieHcy candi-
date, but one who early embraced the Re-
publican cause, has always labored con-
sistently for its success, has, from the
beginning, stood, and stands now fair and
SQUARE on its national and conservative
Dlatform,
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A Chemical Writing Fluid,
A Chemical Writing Fluid,
EQUAL TO ARNoLD's LONDON INK
EQUAL To ARNOLD's LONDON INK.
MADE BY LAUGuLIEs BUsHFIELD.
MADE BY LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD.
1t hOWs freely from the Pen,
It Does not eorrOde Steel Pens,
It does not gum or clog tho Pen,
It never moulds,
1t Is perfectly linPid.
1t Is 80 per cent cheaper than Arnqld's,
This Fluid g made by the most approved Chemical
process, and Is offered to the public equal to any
imported Ink. We do not claim for 1t any superiOri-
ty to Arnolds but do claim it is equal which we
will prove to auy unprecedented mind. We guarantee
It will give satisfaction. If it does not WILL RI
FUND THE PRICE Of every bottle sold.
Put up in Quarts, Pints and Halt Pints. Por sale
by the manufacturers.
LAUGHLINS DUSHPIELD, DRUGGISTS
mh2 No. IS Monroe ST., Wheeling, Va.
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rTrUm the ChIeago Journal

The Republican National Convention
this morning nominated Abraham Lincoln
our nhouest old Abe'' of Illinois-as the
candidate for President OF the United
States He was our second choice, but we
are as ready, as heartily and sincerely
ready, to give him our support as If ne had
been our first choice. We have snmmered,
and wintered with the gallant old leader
aud have long since learned to love him MS
a true and good man.
The name of a0ld Aben-will awaken q
degree of enthusiasm throughout the land
that will shake the contRent-and what's
more-he vM be the ReEt PresldeHt Of TIE
United States!
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IGE.

ICE.
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE RESPECTFUL
LIZ 70 inform their friends, and all loTers Of re-
freshing summer drink, that they now prepared
to furnish Ice from the Ice House known As Horn
brooks mile Ice, At the most reasonable rates.
aP7 BRITT HENcKR-
RAPACGkAGESD OMESTIC PRINTS.
OO MGalin, Tickings, etc, cheap At
aP4 ALE1- Hs1AASS.
BAR IRON.
OAR IRON, Round. from ZIG to inch
ID EAR IRON, Square, from 4 to ~
= EAR IRON, Plat, from Xxx to 6611<y
EAR IRON, Oval Eruaa = 20 X
BAR IRON, Half-OFaL from q to IL,
BAR IRON. Hoop, from Is 10 In,
Norway Nan Rod and Juniata Nail Rod
large stock hands aud E1r sale by
p. @. HILDRETH BRO,
myl So Main street
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LARGE & COlIMODIOUS ROOlISl

The Superiority or his Lights Of Efh there are 80
e-al with Other ABILITIES and Improved aEranElent
IN connection with the number Of his ASSISTANTS en-
able him 70 wait upon hundreds with oasa-
LADIES AND GENTLEMRN are cordially inVitod
to call and examine NEW SPECIMENS u
CoIored Photograph and HollOtyPes-
Just now e your best tius for such PietuTes a. Part
rdEs has for shnrt time. ArtSts emPiOTsi ExClU-
sIVELY rs THAT DEPARTMENT f52s
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Keen n Before the People,

ETNHAF VIZ HAVE PURCHASED THE EIGHT
II for the sale Of JOHNBONs GAS LANrs toC the tOi
lowing counties: Ohio, MArshail, LeUia uarTts0n-
MonongAlia Preston, Taylor. Marion. Barbour, Up
cher and kanaWlEa- Any person OF peTs0ns W1alIing
to buy more Of the above ooanties OF any
styIe Of Chandelier, Stand Lamps or BEackEGs can
do 90 by calling On ". II. II. MOYST0N CO..
Under lIeIlls1a IIeS.Sa VII V
IA superior article Of Burning Eluid COZ
stantly on hana 1t 60 ets per Eallon- aRa
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HOW THE NOMINATIONS ARE
RECEIVED.
- a. - YorlE 20


The very idea of q nominating couTen-
ton, however, implies that there Is some
BODY to be disappointed. There aye Al
yays rivals for its favor, backed by zeal
GUS friends, and the very purpose OF tue
convention is to disappoint them All but
one. In the present case W6 have reason
m rejoice that candidate Is liked upon
Who has so many recommendations as
Abraham Lincoln, whose character en-
braces so many excellent qualities. and
whose personal history gives MIN SO
strong a hold on the good will OF the PEG
nile. Mr.. Lincoln was not unexpectedly
brought forward and -thr1st=nPon tue oo "a
venfion. as more than one of the capdl-
dates of the democratic party OF iaEe nave
been- He came before that body backed
by a strong and. enthusiastic party at the
West: he was known in his own state 9y
the usefulness and benefcence OF his DAILY
life. and out of his State as one who had
done able service in the cause OF the
Republican party. The zeal with which
he was supported induced the Convention
tn examine his claims, and the majority
came to the conclusion that he possessed
the qualities to command the popular good
will, and carry the country against tne
democratic candidate. That they are not
far wrong in this conclusion we tnlnk tue
in his character fitted to call forth the
enthusiasm of his party and to unite upon
him the support of that numerous class
who float loosely between the two parties,
and are found sometimes on one side and
sometimes ON the other, as the popular
qualities of one candidate or another at
tract their SURFACES. The zeal which the
nomination has already awakened. has,
we confess, somewhat surprised us. The
Convention could have made no choice,
We think, which, along with SO many;
demonstrations of ardent approval, would
have been met with so few expressions of
dissatisfaction.
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((yoov fiehf Of this advertisements epcuretl -
THE CLIMAX HAS ARRIVED!
Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest!
PARTRIDGE!
EIegance 4 Durability or Finish!

In happy contrast with those nat, fIont view, SHADE
less expresinnlRss Pictures in which, although tbs
DrDufnent fafures have len faint trace Display q
ut and gliding takes the place Of all nicer ponfA
Such contrasts are made daily At FaTtridse5s y
the owners Of Pc4uros obtained ~ dDfe HAEf14dsSs
priees which are brought In % BE- re-takeo-
PARTRIDGE 4 now GIVING AWAY his g.
and PFamss, the pictures being WUEth double he
price charged forths whole.
Ttuse d vant Of HIGH PRICED WORK need not
far fIlaf the Tsaf number resuTting TO PGrtEidgss
viii Interfers with their aecommOdafion. His
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

GAUTANIMo, CUBA-Schr. Samusl.-22I hhds. sugar,
10 bbls do 7 do. copper ore F ". Bruno & Sons.
COASTWiSE.
New YoEK-Ship Edcard Ererett-1O0 bales hemp
90 wenches yarn 10 bales UNI, no. Henderson Co.
New YoRK-SteGmShip Potomac IS quarter casks
brandy, 81 wine Barton Auzte Sc half boxes
bacco, j. J England 500 pkgs. mdse sundry persons.
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StfanlspiDs.

<fSH CROMWELL'S
,xrxkxs& LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE.
NEW YORK.
The steamships Of this Line
will leave Spears wharf,
BALTIMDR-
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT NOON,
NEW YORK (from Pier 49, NR,)
ON SATURDAY, p. NJ.
Delivering goods in Baltimore early Monday ornings
Shippers Boston, Providence Portland and other East
points, have their Goods promptly forw ared by
this line free OF CON N ssion
Apply Ga ANIL. T. PEARCE, Agent,
lie SPEARS wHAEy
Or to II B. CROMW ELLA CO,
sc WEST STREET,
inrk
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Depew, and Maria Elizabeth New York; EstelIe ard
Ben Berry. Boston-Crd l. P Pharo and West Wind
Providence Palestine, New York; L A Orcutt and A
Shindler, Boston.
WILMINGTON September 15-Arr steamship Parkers-
burg, New York-Cri schrs Wide World New York;
Talbot, Boston.
NORFOLK, September l7-Arr ship Parthenon, New
Hork.-Cld schr oceon Wave, New York
Notice TO Mariners.
Treasury Department, office
Lighthouse Board, Washington Aug 20.
(Olicial.)
Notice is given:-
l. The Fjeldoen Light, in the province of Stavanger
will be exhibited the evening of August TO- and con.
tinue alight until May 10.
That afterwards the period for exhibiting this light
will be from July l6 until May 10.
B. That henceforh the Skraaven Stamsund, Swing and
Glopen Light, in the Lofoden Islands, will be shown
Septl until April Il
1t is hereby made publicly known that, in conse-
quence of rebuilding, Vapuhoug Light will not be
exhibited by the usual time 2st of August but the
lighting will take place and after the 18th of Sep
TENDER inst.
BY order of Lighthouse Board
R. SEMMES,
EngineersSecretary
Trinity House,
London, Aag 20, 1860
Notice is hereby given that buoy, marked with
the word Wreck has been placed fahoms SW of
schr sunk eff Shoeburyness
The buoy lies in fathOmS at low water spring tiles
with the following marks and compass bearings, uz:
The Semaphore Barrow HILL in line with the East
Mill at Mile Town-SW by s,
Hamlet Mill in line with the West End of the New Tel
race at Southend-NW by
BY order of Lighthouse Board,
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scrhers have obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
more CITY, in Ma yand, letters testamentary on the
tate ofCHAS G. BOEHM, late of said cty deceased All
persons having claims against the said are hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
to- the subscribers, before the 10th day of March
next they otherwise by law be excluded from all
dement, OF SAID estate All indebted estate
are requested to make immediate Given
our hands this 18th day of sept mber 1860.
AUGUSTUS
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NUGISTI 8 w BOF.HM,
CHARLES T. BUEHM,

SottMfN Executors
TN EQUITY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
lWOhCESrtR COUNTY, August 9th lS6O-N LILLIAN
r. TlMMONS Us. WILLIAM SiRMAN The OF ject OF
this suit decree for the sale certain mort
gagged premises i'll Somerset c"uuty Maryland, which were
on the 4 day OF APRIL the year 1861 gagged nv the
defendant to the co npainant
The bill states at on the said 4th day April in the
year 1901 the defendant nveyed certain real fully
described in the bill and its exhibit
the complainant, by Of the paw
the defendant principal and complainant as surety
given certain Charles g. Dale, da ted the 9th " Of
May, in the year 1857, and payable demand inter ST
from date and to indem nifty the complainant against II
loss and damage by of SAID sureyship and all
costs arising thererom that the defendant has paid no part
OF SAID bl obligatory interest thereon
TO w.t. the $780, but has departed the State
Maryland to parts unknown largely involv in pecuniary
en- leaving the whole balance Of said
oolgatory unpaid tina sine his departure certain VIM
a. Dale (to whom said bill obligatory had been assirnpd)
called upon the mpainant and demanded paw there
OF and the complainant d the Sd day of July, in the
then due thereon to wit the of 1852 hich still re-
mains due to complainant and unpaid that com panant is
entitled to have SAID real etate ID paid out of
the proceeds thereof the said of interest and
that the defendant resides the State MARYLAND In
thereupon Judged and dered that the nv
causing OF this order be
published in the CITY of baltimore in each of
four successive week. before the first day of October next
give notice to the said absent defendant the object and
substance OF this bill and him appear in this court
bv solicitor before the " of j. n
next to the premises and show cause if any
he has, why decree ought not to rass as prayed.
NJ
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scrbers have obtained from the Orphans Court of Bati
more city, letters testamedtry on the estate of CATHA
RlNE SARAH Ne KIM, late of said city, deceased All
persons having claims against the said estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
the subscribers, or before the 9th day March,
1861; they may otherwise by law, be excluded from ali
benefit OF said estate. All indebted said estate
are requested to make immediate payment Given under
our hands this 81 day of September. 1860
HEN Y X. WILSON,
HUGH DAVY EVANS,
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auso LAW ifuecOpS' Test-LEvIN wooLFoRp, Clerk

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTI-
In Re CITY, July Term, IS60.-FRANCES WILLIAMS
rs LAWREhCr WILLIAM 3.The object of tn bill filed
IN this to btan decree dive cling the compl
from the defend mt uincu'O ndtT1monii:
Tn bill states that the 18th day of September
the complainant then Fra Baggot married
defendant in Shelby the STATE of Kentucky That
after said trriaee her husband behaved towards her
eruel manner and Apparel, her presence only to find
iaut with and abuse her; he made provisi for
aeT support and finally about October 1885, deserted her.
e her wholly destitute and dependent for ustenance
upon r friends That since his abandonment of plain
ant he has never had with her nor has
she been able to ascertain viii he nor where he is
now located whether he is living and such aban
mas continued uninerrupedy for NOR than hree
YEAS and it is be eved that said is pei manen
ana without any hope reasonable of
alton and that comg inant has resided the State Of Ma
tember d 1860 adud ed and ordered that III said com
painant by causing copy OF this order TO be insert in
some published in the city Baltimore ono in
of fou successive ks before h y o 0ctob
next give notice the said absent eepdan OF the object
and substance otne bill of complaints and 10 ap
pear in this Court in by solicitor before ba
ninth day Of January D. 1861 to the premises
and to show he has, why decree in the aaoya
cause should not te passed az prayed
VIM GEO KREBS
True copy Test-GEo W. SHERWOOD,
sslw4w Clerk
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIfROtn
lows: - "'ii' WI ran "a
Leave Camden Station. Baltimore r,,o,, .,..,
at $50 NJ Express daily at 400 p NJ ami 8rco,,55
SOUTHWEST 7 - i4ih "hSi,
FOR VA 7 PASSENGERS
ottWeen Baltimore and Piedmont ia &c the "a " .s,
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THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves b. rif1ora ~ - ~
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III n EllICUTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Rair,,r. {. n
$40 P. u. ~ . 'H - I'D 4 NJ ana
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE S,.,,,,,,
Leave baltimore at 4 rs and $40 A. NJ and Is ami,
d: IN sundays at % A. u only. leaves Washn1t,|,
baltiInte at 80 anG 740 A. N and 20 and "a y ~
SUNDAYS at q P NJ only. The second aaG tr ,,, i1i
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fourth trains from Baltimore and the sec0nd AMI an
washington connect with trains the Ano.,l;s ~ Or
FOR tickets OF every kind, information a.. ~
ENGLAND, Agent, or at the TICK ct Once s,ne 40 ~
". P SMITH,
T. NJ roI r ,o.., -. Master % Transportgfi5r
inIl
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". GREENWOOD i CO.'S

@ A. MATHIOT 4 SONS
49, SOFA AND FURNITURE WAgFEG(l.e
Es Nos. Is AND q Norm GAY So
fNeGT Fuyeite ST.
=, Extending FROM Cay 10 Frederick stree.
Always On hand large tnieut Al pytrv varirt
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURN III Il z, e.; 5raci,s
bureaus, Assorted coiors OtTete-a Tee3,
nIthSteals, cottage fGrn arm Chairs,
W Was5sSaI',s Iyr t99fei Rocking Chairs
naiofn3sSI wood chairs, lEtaGeres,
Spring Beds, Ufce Chairs iNa-tle 'Tsbl.-
Mattresses OF Husk, Barber Chairs Il.ecerti1n III yr
Cotton and Hair Cribs and Cradles ','i I
Sofas SIDE Boards lSstteas W O'''''''
p - ! f.-Nsi',N IAB LIS OF VERY LENGTH
uapeSet 10 purchase are invited to cali and give
workmanship caanotbe exCeed by any es9bisImnn in n
couh. A. hATiIiOT 4 son,
Nos % NnrtIrf Cav stree,
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VNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
n scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city in Maryland, letters lesamentary on
the personal estate of ANNE Z. HOPPE, late of said
city, deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned exhibit same, with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber before the 1T
day of March. s6 they may otherwise by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit said estate All persons indebted
to said estate requested make immediate payment
Given under nv hand this 3lst day of August IS O.
CHS. F. MAYER, of Lewis, Executor,
No \. Howard street.
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&aIi &Ga0a.
$500 WESTERN


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