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Coal, Court House, &c.
Darius Dreher "a 55
Wood for Jail, amount paid differ
ent persons SO 50
Running Boundary lines, Barrett
Township.
II. C. Levanaway 80 90
]. G. Strunk 5 00|
Running County Lines 5etsoeen
Monroe and Pike.
John C.. Srunk 95 O0|
Bridge Views
Amount paid different persons 9 00I
Commonwealth Cases.
Amount paid in different suits SO 81
Miscellaneous.
Paid Samuel Meick, Stationary 60 So
Per l-2 of Chandelier Is 0Ol
Charles Warwick repairs of Court
House So 81
Susan Groner, cleaning Court House 3 90
Susan futile, cleaning com. office 475
John N. Stokes, Merchandise Is %
NJ. w. Cocbaugh, keeping bridge
in repair, Miller & Mackeys, $25
per year 25 90
A. Reeves Jackson, Medical atten-
dance TO prisoners 5 90
II. Hammann, binding l6 assess
ment books 8 90
Mary T. Smith, cleaning Jail rs
Jas. c. Palmer, work for county 5 60
A. Fowler, Merchandise 05
John Delong cleaning we'll 2 so
r. S. Staples g. Son. Merchandise 96S
p. & J. Arnold, box of pens l 25
Henry Shoemaker, Wood, Candles
and Ink IL 70
Lyniord Marsh, auditing prothonata-
ry and registers account 5 GO
S. l.. Drake, swearing County Com
miSsioners and Sheriff %
Moses Washington, saving wood, 30
w. & J. Wallace q Co., lumber
and coal 35 63
Morris Smiley, table for jail 90
John n. Stokes, freight on assess
ment books so
Andre & Shoemaker, merchandise l5 46
Daniel Dreher, making case for
Prothonoiary's Office % 90
j. Henry, taking Purdens Digest,
to Pleasant Valley %
r. Brown and Z. kunkle, expenses
to Trenton, TO view bridges IA 80
E. b. Dreher, assisting Commis-
soners in holding appeals 5O
Daniel Dreher, repairing jail and
Ransberry bridge IL
S. E. Southland, lamps and oil for
Court House IA IL
Morris Smiley, chairs for Court House 8 10
james White, carpenter work for
Court House oU
Wm. S. Reese, for eXpences for
laying out State road from Kres-
geyiile, to State road at Lyn-
ford Trach's, Carbon County 46 &c
E. S. c. Horn, thinning Court House
SteepIe 30
Jeremiah Williams. work at Jail l 5C
Reuben Miller, 2 dozen of straps 2 W
r. Huston, Merchandise for Court
House u
Peter kemmerer, boarding jurors
and Constabes, in case OF Com
monwealth VS.. Lorenzo Haines II 5O
} ]. Hay, for carpet for Court House. 80 Il
John Edinger, interest on road
checks. in favor of ]. Fable. &c. 81 OO
Luke Staples, services for May term II
Commissioners on received $685.
81 l IL per cent 124 4S
Commissions on paying out
S8055 68 at l-2 per cent 12O 50
ss3Ol OC
Examined and allowed the 9th day
I II
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RECORDS OF THE
REVOLUTIONARY WAR:

THE MILITARY g. FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENCE
DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS.
General Orders Of Washington, Lee and
Green,
Names Of the Officers and Privates, with
the dates of their Commi ssions and Enlist
ments, with a list of Distinguished Prisoners
of War; the time Of their capture, exchange,
etc; to which is added the fiaf pay Acts O.;
the Continental Congress; the Revolutions
Iy Pension Laws; and a list of the Officers
of the Continental Army, who acquired the
right TO Half-pa Communication, Land Wa
rants, etc etc.
By w. t. r. SAFFELL,
Counsellor and Agent for Revolutionary
Claims. One volume, l2mo., cloth, 554 pa
ges. Price $l25.
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True Riches, Angel and the Demon
Home Scenes, Three EraS an Wo
Golden Grains, mans Life,
The Martyr Wife. Ten nights IN Bar.
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The old Mans Bride. The Hand bit not tht
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What can Woman do 2 keeper,
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"In the union of thrilling dramatic Incl
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They have been introduced into the Dis
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Each Of the above Books contain nearl
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STATEMENT
OF Receipts and Expenditures Of
MONROE COUNTY.

TACOB W. KRESGE, Treasurer, in ac-
% count with the County of Monroe, from
the first day of January A. ID. 1859 TO the
second day Of January 1860, inclusive.
DIR.
To cash reed from Collectors on account of
taxes for the year 1857, 1884 80
do do do do do 1858, 4l96 4S
do do do do do 1859, 274S OIL
To cash reed of Levi SHUTTER, late
Treasurer, per hands of Sam'l S.
Dreher, Esq. l32 IS
To cash reed of Pat. CALVIN, per
hands of Hiram Warner 40
To cash reed of ]. c. Strunk, late
Commissioner %
To cash rec of John Harter, on ex-
onerations (taxes) 10
To cash rec'd of Jonas Gillenswik,
for taxes returned 56
To cash reed of Amos Morcs, Ex-
ecutor, for State and County tax
es by Collectors, for 1858 5O
To Redempiions on unseated lands
for sale OF 1858 "a IL
To Redemptions on seated lands
for sale OF 1883 ID "a
To balance due last settlement on
road taxes 30o "a
To balance due last settlement on
school taxes 424 81
To balance due treasurer l 60
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of January, A. d., 1860.
S. L. DRAKE, a,,d;,o,s
a. j. COOLBAUGH, '''''
ROBERT BROWN, I co,,,.rs
PETER KUNKEL, 0'"' o.
AueS-E. 3. DREHER, Com'rs Clerk.
Balance of outstanding taxes for
County purposes for 1859 and
nreyions Years 5000 81
Add to this amount balance due
by Levi SHUTTER, late Treasurer 1921 90
Add also TO this amount proceeds
of County taxes for 1888 and
1859 on unseated lands. which
will he paid in June 1860, max
inc a total of $1,000 OC
$s26O 81
Deduct from this amount for out
standing checks, for 1859 and
previous wears 1126 n
Leaving a nett balance due the
county, January 2nd, 1860 Of $7l34 q
1t may be proper to state here, that al
former County Treasurers are paid off in full
and also, that there are at this time ne
Judgments against the county. The only
Indebtedness against the county. which is no
embraced in the above statement, is the de
ict due by the County to the Common
wealth, which is about $l7O0 OF
After deducting, which would still leave
nett balance due the County ofoutstandins
taxes over and above all Indebtedness, by tht
County, up to Jan. 2nd, 1860 of $5434 81
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Delaware, LachaWanna & Western
RAIL ROAD.

(EF On and after Thursday, December
l, 1859, trains Will be run as follows:
Express Passenger Trains.
MOVING SOUTH.
The night Express Train east on n. Y. g.
Erie Railroad arrives at Great Bend at 1928
A. NJ, and connects with the Express Train
leaving Great Bend for New York and Phil
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STATEMENT shoong Cony Dupes pays d Jamces u
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Foreign Miscellany.

n q London Star aays Il has reason 20 10
We that the government ara in possession u
.s,t intelligence from fek;D. hy say Of -.
.:srsturgi., 70 the effect tAat ti,e Enprr''
China is disposed TO make every rrnS a''-
concession for the purpose o:aseFtl'I '..'-
er hustiliti-s, and that il theoe pneitc dis
.itions are met In al honorable spirit by
,yiand, nj! further contest may be avoided.
u. tters from Rome state that tie l"pe
~ ne bull of Recommendation and i"tsr-
ct ready for the King Of Sardihia and his
,.,i.nus, to he ut their heads the moment
annexation Of the legations t. northern
alv il carried iato effect "A French I,~
oa!.al states that a project Of Corsica M"n-
tug Guiteya having lately examined the
si-tcrs .. Ice town Of Calyi, hats discovered
them tLe secorl Of the birth Of Christopher
plan! bus making bin consequently COM
cu.au ci NAPOLEON. Genoa has teen Usu-
: REGARDED ~ the BIRTH p!acc al C"luln3us.
At no period il the history of Liberia
Va brendstuifs been so chean and abundant
a, present. Rice has Ueeu prodaced even
ths Basso and kroo counties, an unusual
iny. this season, 20 all almost Incredible
lsutI,y.--Tne execution Of John Brown
As created erea. excitement IN the negro re-
ubhc of Hayti. Religious service. 10 com
temora.ion Of Brown have been held witt
! | u ssibIe porlp aud solemrity. and aIl over
ne island subscriptions in behalf Of hi. Wit
v hnve beer started. Sir VIM. NHnrr,
+. h,.torian oithe Peniusu'nr War, died "a
'uu,iay. February l2.h, in tie 18th year OF
is age. He wma brother of Sir Charles Ma
icr. Tho Paris correspondent ofthe Lon
% Globe states tina, the French government
10 bought tho Delats for f100.o00, sHd il
Ia become the organ Of free trade ~
bars correspondent Of the Lond ~ Globe,
|ays ,ie CHANCES Vt war 10 the spring. arc
| ally becoming stronger. Cther Continental
|orresp onden.s write in asimiar .tran.--lt
! finally determined that the Prince OF Wales
bin leave England the latter part of May
the first of June, and the Renown 81, has
|een fixed upon to convey the Prince to Cun
is.---Every mail indicates the increasing
scAy Of the Turkish Erpire; aud shows that
he sword Is falling out OF tho hands of the
escendants of Mohammed IA company
English capitalists have made an applica-
b the King OF Naples for concession for the
1tinc,ion Of Nesuvius, by cutting canal
sbich would carry the water into tho crater.
bus extinguishing the FIRE ut cost of 2, 0O0,-
0Of.. is the old canard revived. ---ln Cyp-
us and Egypt hydrophobia has never been
Known to occur.--The Pope is said to be
eady TO make concessions.
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THE CasppATEs FOR THE PRESIDENCY
Tho following is the list Of the New York
Hrrol rs candidates for the Presidency:
democratic Candidates. flames A. Bayard,
Delaware; John G Breckenridge, Kentucky;
Jesse D Bright, Indiana; Albert g Brown
Mississippi; Howell Cobb Georgia; Caleb
Cushing, Massachusetts; Jefferson Davis. Mis-
sissippi: Daniel S Dickinson, New York;
Stephen 4 Douglas, Illinois; James Guthrie.
Kentucky; James Ii Hammond South Caro-
lima; Sam Houston, Texas; Il NJ T Hunter,
Virginia; Alfred Iverson, Georgia; Andrew
johnson. Tennessee; Joseph II Lane, Oregon;
James L Orr, South Carolina; Charles O'Conor
New York; Franklin Pierce. New Hamshire;
Thomas II Seymour, Connecticut; lloratio
Seymour, New York; John Slidell, Louisiana;
Alexander II Stephens, Georgia; Robert F.
Stockton. New Jersey; Henry A. Wise, Vir-
ginia; John f. Wool, New York.
Union Candidates Edward Bates, Miss
ouri John Bell, Tennessee; John NJ Bolts.
Virginia; John Crittenden, Kentucky; Ed
ward Everett. Massachusetts,; William a Ora
ham. North Carolina; Washington Hunt. New
York; Sam Houston Texas; John Lean,
Ohio. VIM. c Rives, Virginia; Winfield scott,
New York.
Republican neutrality-suspicious. /.
Banks, Massachusetts; Edward Bates, Miss
ouri; Simon Cameron, Pennsylvania; Salmon
p Chase. Ohio; Cassius u Clay, Kentucky;
Jacob Callamer Vermont; VIM. L Dayton
New Jersey; John Fremont, California; VIM
p Fessenden, Maine; John P Hale, New
Hampshire; Abraham Lincoln. Illinois; VIM
Pennington New Jersey; William II Seward
New York; Henry Wilson, Massachusetts,.
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MEXICAN MusY.se I,1Y,aEsr-Its won

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEST.-lts won =
derful effects and consequent popularity
perhaps no article in the history Of the Ma
terra Medica, ever acquired the same PATRON
age was subjected to the same number OF Sc
we're and different tests, aud met with SO few
failures as the Mustang Eminent. 1t ha
Justly been styled Panacea for all externa
Wounds, Cuts, Swelings, Sprains, Bruises,
or Eruptions on Man or Beast. 1t is SO far
far medicine of surprising virtue, that PLY
siciano arc compelled to prescribe it, and
from some remarkable cures Of Chrome and
Distorted Rheumatic Cases it has naturally
attracted much attention from the first seien-
tfic minds of the age. No family can afford
to be without bottle Of the Mustang Lini-
ment in the house. Berare Of limitations.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers
in all parts of the world
BARNES e. PARK.
Feb. 23-lm. Proprietors, New York.
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TO G0asa,mptives

THE advertiser having been restored to
L health in a few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe Lung Affection, and that dread
disease. Consumption-is anxious to make
known to Lie follow-sutrerers the means of
euro. To all who desire it he will send copy
of the prescription used free Of charge, with
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure cure for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object
of the advertiser in sending the prescription
10 to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy. as twill cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WiIliamsburgh, Kings Co.. NY
March %. 'G0--3m.
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Estate of John Spaight,

NTOTICEi is hereby given. that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court of Al
hgany county, Letters Of Administration on
the estate of John Spaight, late of Allegany
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, properly authenticated, to
the subscriber. on or before the 18th day of
September, 1860, otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit in said estate. All
persons indebted arc requested to make imme-
diate payment. Given under my hand this
18th day Of March, 1860.
SAMUEL p. SMITH,
March Is, Is60.-3t. Administrator.
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Coward Association,
Philadelphia.

R.nerolcut Institution estaJhshed 6y special
Emdo,sntent for the Reiietot the Sick and De
tres,ei. afflicted Nth VirGltnt and EPfdem'e
Diseases, ami especially for the Cure cf Dis
s,sss Of the Seruat Organs.
LDICAL ADVICE given gratis,by the As-
MI ting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter,
With description of their condition. (sge, occu-
patton, habits of life, dc.,) and in cases Of ex-
IRENE poverty, Medicines furnished free of charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrh@a,
and other diseases of tho Sexual Organs. and on
the New Remedies employed in the pispensary,
sort to tho afflicted in sealed letter envelopes.
free of charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address. DR. j. sKILIIN HOUGHToN. Act
ting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. by order OF
the Dir, ctors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Prsst.
Gro. FAImcHILD. Secy.
Jan %, lSG0-ly.
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a Card TO the 5uIerin 2.

The Rev. William Cosgrove. while la6oriuS
as Il missionary in Jtpan, wa. cured Of Con
sumption when all other means had failed. by
recipe obtained from n learn ed physician re-
siding in the great city Of Jcd1o. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were snf"rirg
from Consumption. Bronchitis. Sore Throat,
Coughs. and Colds, ami the debility and ncr
Ynus depression cnr-ed 10y these disorders.
DESTROYS Of beneitinc others. will send this
r-cire, which J have brought hoDe with me 70
all who nesd it, free If charge. address,
rev. " ". COSC ROVE.
!aul :--3ln. $50 Daltic-st., 8rook!yn, y. Y.
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Cessell's
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE.

THE MOST MAGNIFICENT. THE
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Part /, price Fifteen Cents. with Thirty-two
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.'For beauty and taste in all its parts II has
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"When complete will form most mAgnih-
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The oil excitement has sprung up in the
icinity of Parkersburg, Va Two thousand
cres Of land in Wood, Writ and Richie
ounties. have been bought or leased by par
les in Pennsylvania. who intend boring for
i'll. Oil wells on Hughes river, Wood coun-
y. are Welding as much as thirty barrels per
Law. Twenty miles from Parkersburg, on
Inc Northwestern Railroad, camel coal OF STU
erior quality has been discovered, and distill-
ne apparatus is being put up. Near Carlo
la,ion, thirty miles east of Parkersbnrg, a
nineral bitumen has been found. which yields
k,y-fve gallons Of oil per ton.
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The Democratic Convention requires two
bird, tn make nomination, and a majority
| lily to lay down the platform" Of the party.
he Richmond Enquirer says--"By strange
nomaly, principles, the life blood Of the
|nr,y. are subordinated to men. the mere in
t,nmerts to carry out principles"
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An extraordinary event in the history Of
|bs German Jews has just taken place. In
20 free city Of Hamburg, where jew, ten
ears ago. was not even eligible for night
unstable, jew, by the free suffrages of the
Fiti1ens. has lately been chosen chic. mag
|strate, next in station TO the highes: digni-
barry in that republic.
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q now Chapter n the Early Life Of Washing
too, 81 coano,.ioa witt the narrative histo-
ryof tao Potomac Company, by John Pick
OIL. prIco Sl.00 per copy.
Extract Of letter from the Hon. Jared Sparks.
"The New Chapter forms valuable contri-
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and character of Washington, and is executed
10 a manner highly creditable to the taste and
judgement Of the author. Your labors must
ever claim the notice and appreciation Of all
persons, who would become fully acquainted
with the public acts of the Father Of his eoun-
try"
Extract Of letter from Hon. Edward Everett.
~ have not had ii in my power. as yet only
TO cast glance over 1t, but even this hasty in
spection satisfes me that you have throen nsp
light on this portion Of the history of the Faith
sr OF his eoust,y."
For sale by
ANDREWS B swARTzwELDBR.
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A RusH ron OFFICE AND Az OFFICE GOING
ryaeiso.-In the county Of Bedford. Va,
hare are twenty-one candidates announced
% the newspapers for tho Office OF Commits
feuer Of the Revenue. Up to this time,
here is not single eandidsts announced for
Ihat y-st in Eotatourt,
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NOTICE.

NHE Library of the Writ Literary So
eiety is open every Thursday evening fac
. TO : 0 clock, P. n. Subscription one dol 2
q year. Any one desiring to subscribe eau
leave their names either at the Hall of the So
ie,y, or at the ofnos Of Dr. X. G. Gaskill or the
ost Oaace Hs.c5 J, 1880
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BAKER 4 HOPKINS,
Pork Pack S
AND DEALERS IN
Bacon, Flour, Grain, &c,
Nos 40 and 81 Main Street.
Wheeling, Va.

10000 pieces Bacon Shoulders,
10000 do Hams, plain.
5000 do do Family.
5000 e do do Sugar Cured,
5000 " DO Sides, Ribbed and clear
Leaf Lard 10 Barrels and Kegs, Dried Beef
Sugar Cured. Beef Tongues, do. Lard Oil.
Flour OF all grades, Oatmeal, Barley, Corn
and Oats, Crackers Cheese, Beans, white navy
Vinegar, Soaps, Candles, Nails, Window Glass
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c.
Having packed double the usual number OF
Hogs, our customers can rely on being supplied
throughout the season with Bacon Of superior
quality. March 8, le6p-6m
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IMPORTANT LAw.-The new code. on
page 239. says "that if any person be-
longing to this State shnl 20 out Of this
State. and there marry with any person
belonging to this State, without license
nr publication, each Of the said parties
on conviction shall be fined ONE HUMID
RED poLLtus"
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Bacon and Lard.

COUNTRY Cured Bacon-Hams, Shout
" ders and Sides-also an excellent article OF
Country Lard, just received and for sale by
o. C. CLARK SEQ,
Centre street, adjoining Lutheran Church.
March g. 1860.
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|CansAPEAsE AND OsIo CANAL. The trade
.ns since rhe breaking up Of the Ice "arne-
g.. tayorably. Within lie week past IL
|u. twenty five boats have arrived ~
|orcofowu with carsoes Of whr:t. i!"lr
b., hay, st.. from various p"lNto IA NIr-
iia sgI 5fnrylari As SET nn Goa! Ia"
iny toSn from Cumberland, nor wliLa:$
eApe,.ta.! Tor te. days "a CONE. TIE e
= shet did considerable damage tn Dam ~.
.reunov!ag two or = rec cribs Orc Of lir'n
put Ia On Thursday last. uar the .t'er'
| Il soon friiuw. Dam No 1, ",s;a'"r! 40
uapv. Tie navigation with this t&'"r-
Lu, syli throughout. Nat. lat.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Ivy viriu. contsined In = certain deed Of trust
- made 10 me by Fayctte Is. Tower, and Anna
l.. his wife. dated the thirteenth day Of August,
in the year $50. md recorded nioongst tho
Land Records Of Allsgany County, IN liber ii.
r.. No. IS. 'olios l6o &C.. will II ct public
.sle to the Highest bidder. in ir"Dt Of st. Mich
oias Hotel. in the city Of Cumberland, on
Saturday, the 18th day OF April,
oil tha. lot or psrrol OF land situated In the
said city Of Cumberland, md beginning for the
same at the \ orihrast corner Of Frederick and
Front streets, and raining thence with tho
Northern aida nf said Front street East 90 feet
TO the Wet aide Of Davids"n street. thence with
the West side Of enid Davldsnn street Northerly
90 feet, thence Wss,erly and perpendicular to
said last street to tho East side Of Frederick
street, thorco with the East side Of Frederick
Southsrly tn th, be ginning, heng the same lot
or parcel Of land conveyed to tho said fayette
y. Tower, by deed. dnted the l1tb day Of April
1854, and recorded among the Land Records
aforesaid. In Libcr II. H., No. ]. foiios 2bS,
Do. H. u. JOu SON,
March 49, Cots. Trustee.
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NOTICE,
Coxxrser osERs' OrrroR, I
H~I "a AAca

CoNXIssT oNERs OFFIoR,
Feb "a, 1860.
THE Commissioners Of Allegany coun-
" are hereby notified to meet at the Court
House In Cumberland, on the first Monday in
April, 10 hear Tax Appeals, and to make ira ns-
lers. WILLIAM KfLGOUR.
psF 3, 1865 Clerk 70 Con-.
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les of the CIVILIAN AID TELEGRAPH,
FED and prepared for mailing at fire cents
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-22

This is the Place to buy Cheap for Cash!
ANDREWS e. SWARTZWELDER
II have just received the largest assortment OF
Envelopes ever brought to this city, comrris-
ing ali thu different sizes of White, But,
Opaque and Fancy. ranging. in price by the
thousand from $l.5o up to $500, and by ire
package at s, u, and 10 cents. Stores on Bal.
timore street, under ST. Nicholas Hotel, and
under Museum Rooms, Cumberland, Md.
March Is go.