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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05
OTTicE or SrEssr Coasfssiostf,
TO. ~ broadway, ~ y
ryyO CONTRACTORS. PROPOSALS in

rlNO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS. IN
osei IN eAled euveoye ndofsed with the III. Of th.
k and with the II tDs bidder "rttcn thereon VIII
be- received this Office until 5AIUHDAf september H.
1865 a. ~ o'clock -
nor four feet wide Ia Second from Forty
e.-i.sA 10 SIXTY mot street. $1,000 ~, -, 4,
OF as aud reeAg.us Eighth svonoe from Fury th.id
10 FNy -i.ifih street ~. 4,
for erns and grading and setting csrb and gutter In
i,iv coud strcc Fst and second avenues
F0fcurh gutter and lsf ana fence III Eighty t street, %
tween seco nd and Third hycDnes
For euro gutter and Lag ia Fay sshlh street. between See
opd and Third avenues . u, -, a.
.tres q between Third avenue and Fast River
clam, Manhattan street, between Ninth avenue ind
Fer curb gutter and Gag in Py fosrsh street from Second
avenue 20 Ehst RIVER. ~, IT,,
For b POTTER aIJ flag in hvenus A. from Ono hundred
,,d Il, .elL to OLeh ud, and Invent y,ecopd street
For curb gutter and aes IN rory hita suee IRON curtin
20 Lexington avenue , =, . ,., -. D., r -.
ngton 90 Sixth avenue. . - -. c,. a =.
V.f csIb gater and aag in Second svcnse from si'yi
~ co grt,r and hsg Pint avenue from Ono hundred
,l .,,yen,L 10 One hume. sd sid Twenty hith street. -
For regulating and grading, and cno' s"s'ei ana ss Ci
hundred. aud twenty fourth street. Ho" t""a avenue "
I"Se gutter and Gag Leonard and Church Streets south
For fssgns One hundred Ind hirieh street. from Ien'h
Fog siar snd grading Seventeen street from Broad
a. fi Ieiesrsph from Yy street betower to Ci'y
EsnS forms Of proposal, together with the .peehceon
as,,ssreuts can be- obtained VI th. onpe-Dhcd StIce'
nsaaI,.aapt New. Yorl, August ~, 1909
CHA5. o. CORNELL, street. COMMENCEMENT
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XNyANrED-TO CORRESPOND with the
w enterprsng Manufacturers OF elegant furnitnre
Tin and Block I'm Wares In the country, reference to the
monopoly PATENT each In his own line QUE Of which
of very great value. Address PATENTEE. Box No eio,
Washington, ID. &.
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TEy.suREgs OFYIcE ALBANY, Aay - l1'S
TIME NEW-YORk CENTRAL HAILhOAD



SyALRD PROPOSAL VII be received ~ M, ComPsiy
,,tS 81 lock in the afternoon o. the 0J day Of oLfIf,
b. ert Tor the puTchas- 1t. Colpon bonds lo slW"
sscii 10 the amount Of or MiLLION OF DOLLARS l'o
80. In u,rt ia. debt Of Three Millions Of Do- ich "ii
hecoue on the 18Th day o. .uDe next bearing interest AZ
he rste Of SIX PER CENT per @hnuin pa ane '7i am.
.Ix In The Civ Of Negl Oh the ls dy OF June nho
G 18Th day Of Decen Der IN each year snd zoe pI'he1 P-!
shje on the 18th day o! December IN tbe yeaf lg ,
pyono,als indoscd Proposals for Si1 Fer Cent bonn'
ma, b. addressed The uidefdgDrd al ibs once OF - we
E,1l NJ ousrce In New and may ~ ioT Any amount
not efs han $500 - .. - e...i -
The Drec,os reserve the nigh; 10 any proposal ana
oo cout fiSual Did Will be received.
depo.i, Of I've per cent o. tue trionn' f1ut
sarh rfop0sn Of rei.cteo oids ms aeo ~" w
Out dcsy and ~ tie Of -ccePled BIDS IL
ter,t vii allowed thereon II N. rate Of IN peg c' P,
,ru from the 10Th day September until Tue icy Gay o.
OctoDeI next, when e Boad. "il lie tchlJ of
ssyment Of The balance Of ,inv'yh.e ~ CIV - i'' h
kre 10 Az sueh baauce The eros Of i've per cent VII o
rbsolu,ely forfeited 10 the Company he tIsi V"Pv '"
he f ~ amount Of 'eret l.L 10Y 70 sctfnf hc thr s'
~ a. October 10 The 18th day Of December Dett
kg lupd OF per cent per alun Ga ne afouhi u
se M vii be applied IL reduction or 20 W0fdn' heahA
Er II. payment such and under 'och regulations s'
d. Dir, !, Ors may from uis 20 time adopt .,,. ~
~e JOHN '. l.. PHpiH, Treasurer
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IL POsRs-qhe attention Of persons wishing 20 star man
uc,nps a. called the facilities stofdsd ~ Elizabeth 1"
J. l ouy one ho.r by .roni New orb cry
ba. waller and gas coal iron and lumber come direct nom
mine. and mills, ADD be delivered on ground
can, o. c.usg- lot. situated .hp goods 10 Ne"
lors south. 10y railroad dire - from factory vi Apu
ryent Money would be al sEncsd hep build de
,Isd. Dor psrcul4rs Gyyiy 10 L. II. hfLLuoo 20 :.
Pc.Y street, Nrw.> orb, OF 10 COOLfi hbIpNiiT
| A IlkabrtLpou.
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LASDS-,ro MI wanting pARMs-lafre ana 'h, NJ,
ssul. mont id and hoathful climate, ~ Des iou'n " III
delphi, b. railroad Rich soil; produces ia1e crop ~
cnn now be slo~ ing; % sud Dacfe uh'i ~ IT, h
10 20 per ncrr payable within four years sooi ons"
or,nin.s chulcl :. schools and good society. u y nv.
mot improving plscc Ln Wet brsf a. a "a w., !,
aud bulldog. The Deauty with " fh the pin'" = ' =
Le.ra nnsworcl ppela COZ aug t' ~, - 49,
e,ins n Information agil b. reft ne AGdf -
Prom Report Of solon Robin-on ~ "a .luo.,
II Il, ON. IL .xicuriV" irrtih ira "a ~ ~
level poaiio and suitable condition Tor lrn-ai' s ~
"a, Know OF til. side Of the great Western Pfalh"@
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CTEAM- ENGINE for SALE--One OF Hoes,
~ ellecl hone oowe. Apply =. Ths Tribune Vhcs
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NOR SALE.-The valuable factory property
i Known A. tho ROCnDALE MILLS. ssaied o. ,h. APP
ping River s east IL the city Of Pom srrr'ic sind tsoH
railroad and ~at.r IA "a. cliy v! New IuIA
Two h with u iocs hcad sad IN 4sm aows sp sboei
mile T. 1t lass water lriVirgr
Tho Mills Il looms pTrt cloths or shectt
~atrr h space In N 20 lcrr 90 mot any szo
ssy looms house. Tor 20 fsrrs Office, school hou'o,
schina shop hrg. two storage huats Ao 90 acre.
o! good AID ~it shade Icrs, healthy Snd 500
lota on snd would he sold ch-rp
seut.mbef /. luGL
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lrGuIATlo0A
TIVE SPECIAL COMMITTEE appointed by
SI,EL lSLlRS EXAMINE.

CLAIMS made the County for damages alleged to have
sustained by the distraction OF injury 10 bindings or
other real personal property in consequence " tie recent
ros will 10 meeting at the Chamber Of the Board of ST.
pervisors Room No. Il. City Hail. MONDAY, sept y
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Ghantes for Bueiness Glen.

RARE CHANCE.-Thc host BUSINESS
~ STAND la IN. most thriving Ia Poansy rani ~hh
.taS OF books S,lionesy paptr ag and Notions Aso,
News Rou,e Prlos 100. At!rc. H.. box No. 80 Phhl
10 PHI. postOloc.
nRUG STORE for SALE-A good chance for
H. lhv.-an II no, immediately sold PARrNLR who
nnlefs %. business vita snail ePt-l Val b. iaA'n
Iuqair, Il No. II 7th Az, between I'm and lfin t.
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HARLEM LOTS FOR SALE.-Two full
LOTS. by 100 s'usiei ON tho south side of l!''h
q, between .th aud 9TH Prce, so each 81 80 can
remain on FOND aud Mortgage. Inquire 81 tllAhLES D.
ALLEN Great We.tsrn in4uIahcs Co.. NO. ~ fsn" ~
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EOR SALE-Pereons wanting Mild and
i Deghifu Climate. open all inter. sd'srs'ensnt o.
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IIOMES FOR SALE.-Two charming Cot
j ias, built Rcsibcneas with looul ons sos Of Ana
Orange Turnpike >. J oot,c.ni TO STALLION and villain a.
hour - As ny. TENS slsy. Apily 10 J. W. shtDDLN'
No IA Euvefy stltr'.
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Claimants Wl DC ro1ufed ~ Prove ue P"' '''
property Destroyed tho cis IL relation 70 ~. do.fse' al
the value Of TIE property 4,
The pcf.ons with tbeif witne''s are inrssd
10 attend
ELIJAU v PUKDY,
JANIS DAVIS. a..tl
AUGUSTUS WEISMANN. cs spsens
Smith PLY, ~,
OkISON BLUNT,
New yos4, Sept, l. 1919.
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Nmusememts.

|WALLACKs. WALLACKA
w Doors open at H. begins 81 Q, over before Ios.
THIRD WEEK OF
20 THE GREAT SPECTRAL ILLUSION
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS Of TIE
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YARNS for SALE-In the town OF Lewsbo-
4 rough W-s'ohestsf County. n y. ono Of oU sir'
joinlg II q lens good huiins. snd IN rood condition
isru 20 suit. lngue u JONAS kNAff, Oh toe Pfersrs
or Of W m CCiSkLI. A.w A0cAOie.
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Real gelaic for Sale.

- h,o.'ofy hsnA,4ns b,dns. hf.l rae bssn'.' m =
ton o. approved ?~fsonAi pity, ~anisd
/, Ad4ss.. siiG fsrtlcuar. ON Akk .It4uv olica
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
HEADING RAIL ROAD.
WIATfR ARRANGEMENTS.

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM TIE MOTH
and Northwest for PHLAppLEHIA, New Y0RK.
RgipfSG, PorTsvILLE, LEBANON, ALLENTOWN, EAA-
TOS, &C., &C.
Trains leave HARRiSBrrG for PHILApELrHTA,
New YoRK. READING. PorrsvILLE, and all inter-
mediate Stations, ut a. M, and p. IN.
New YoRK Express leaves II >RRIsnURG' at 3.l5
a. M, arriving at NEW loRK at 1880 tho same
morning.
Fares from HARRrsRrpO: to New YoaE SIS Is;
to PHiLAnELPHiA So 35 and 50 so. Baggage
checked through.
Returning, leave NEw YoRK at a. M, 10 noon,
and p. H., PursBUEG EXrREss.) Leave Phn.-
AnELPfrA ut 4. : a. IN. and : 80 p. III.
Sleeping cars in the New IonK ENPREss Trains
through to and from PTrsEuRG without change
Passengers BY the tATAwIssA Rail Road lca,"
PoaT CLiXroN at sis Il. M. for PHrLkpELPHIA and
all intermediate Stations; and at 3.25 p. IN. for
PHILADELPHIA. New YoGK, and NIL Way Points
Trains leave PoTTsvIILE at ola q. M, and 80
D. m for PHILADELPHIA and NEW York; and. at
s. 30 D. M. for NrBrnx and poRr CLINroX only:
connecting for PixE GRoSE. end with the CATA:
wlSSA Rail Road; and returning from READlNG at
S. II a. NJ. for PoTrSvnLE. =. .t.. -
An Accommodation Passenger trGihi eare-
READING at 4. 80 H. m, and returns from EHiiAr ,
at 4.30p. m.
sTs"All the above trains daily, Sundays
excepted
4 Sunday train leaves PorrsviLLE at $50 a NJ.
and PHrIADELPnIA at Sis p. IN.
C0MMUrATIoN, MILEAGE. SEASON, and Exclusion
TICKETS at reduced rates to and from all points
G.. A. NICOLLS.
Nov 2s, 1862 General Superintendent
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
Uic0.

Ia this town. on the ld,h ult.. Mrs Maria No.
nCy IN the I3'd year of her age
May she rest in peace.
On the 2Ith of NOV. last, near Downsyillr Mrs
tatharinc Newman consoit of Jacob NeWman in
tbc Gl,t wear Of her age "
In soonShoro'. Dec. ~ at the house oC {, II -.
J day. ''''S ''''
In the samc place. nn.samc day. Anna Cl,harinc
Storm. aged | I years, months and IL DAYS.
Near "onnboro', Dec. 9Th, NJ. George Easter.
day, aged -. years. :.
attack of appople%y, Mrs. anydcr, wife of Mr..
Daniel Snidrr :, "
Near Beaver c eek on the aii. nlt,. Mrs C,th-
trIn' ADAMS, 4 wcll-knHwn and highly esteemed
lady in the 73d year Of her age.
In thus town, on Thursday the 1t in;t., Mr..
hcsinia Prctzer, wife of Charl.s Prctzlcr. ST..
sAs Green yS" Srriog furnace, in tF tF cspe.y, on
Friday last b. +. Roman f',1.. brother Of lionl''
j. Dixon Roman of this town. and gentleman
wei known and highly esteemed by large circle
o!triendS and acqiaintanccs.
:. In TINS towpa@n iic 2Sth ult.. Sarah. wife of
6crSnn Levi, aged j3 wears. . month and Is days.
. In this town, At the residence QfJoscphB. Loose.
Esq. ON Wednesday last the aist of December.
Capt. Allen Howard Tuchayias in the 3Otl wear of
his age, from wound received IN. the battle of An
ticthm on the 18th Of September last. Capt Zach
af'aS was the SON of Peter X. IacharinS. Esd for
mcrIy OF Clcarsrping. in this county.
residence. Mary T'fc of James wason. Esai. Sc
Thr deceased has bean sufferer, Ioins ANA pa-
tinntiv, under most aiIctmg disrasc. ALWAYS ~
limiting that inrtitudc and resignation which ONLY
ting true Christian can. At an hour least cxpcc-
TIA by those nearest Hnd dcarcst, she passed quiet
" and calmly into the arms of her Redecmcr. lcav-
be filed ~
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09

his inaugural, thai ked Governor Morgan for
his kind expression of good wishes, and con-
graduated him on the able close of his admins.
tration. He then said: II have solemnly sworn
to support the constitution ofthe United States,
with its restrictions and guarantees, and shall
upport it. i have also sworn to Support the
constitution of the State of New York, with all
its powers and nights, and shall uphold it.
i have sworn to support the duties of the
office of Governor of the State, and with your
aid they shall be faithfully performed. These
constitutions and laws are meant for the gui-
dance of orr official conduct and for your protec
tion and welfare ] he first law recorded for
my observance is that declaring that it shall
be the duty of the Governor to maintain and
defend The sovereignty and jurisdiction of the
State. The most strict injunction of the con
stitution is that the Governor shall take care
that the laws are faithfully executed, and so
help me God they shall be. lie would no,
d we'll on the present occasion, on our national
affairs
'Our position rs State has been happily
attended to by my predecessor My views on
the subject will be laid before the Legislature
While knowing that his position gave him but
little control over national affairs, he (Gover.
nor SEYMOUR yet ventured to trust that be-
fore the end of his term of service the country
would be again great glorious and united as
it once was.'
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
R!bccca Cushwa. Guardian. vs.. Lila A. CuShwa
and Rnchael 4. Cushwn.

~ County sitting as Court of Equitv.-Ordcy-
cd by the Clerk of the Circuit Court this sth dav
OF January 1868, that the sales made and reported
by James Wason and Solomon Fiery heretofore
appointed Trustees for the sale of the real estate
in the proc ,edings of this cause mentioned. b. rat
flied and confirmed. unless cause to the contrary
be Shewn to the Cinrt on or before the I'd day of
February next: Provided, copy of this order
D, he inserted in some newspaper published in
successive weeks, before said last mentioned day.
The rfport states the amount ogsaes to be about
S!2,92S %. True C6pr-Tcst
jan9 ISAAC NESBITT, Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
Stuart's Late Raid.

The Washington Star says:
In his recent raid, the rebel Stuart caused
hls telegraph operator TO intercept Union
messagcs at hurke's Station, thus learning
more CT less concerning the efforts being made
70 intercept him, and the readiness of cur
forces at Fairfax Station and Fairfax Court
House to give Him a warm reception should
heventuro to visit those points. lie also sent
various messages over the wires; ono to fairfax
sfation purporting' TO order (frcm herc). the
instant destruction Of the considerable Quantity
fanny stores accumulated there. 1t however
falicd Its object. Among the messages found
u tho Office at Rjmkcs Station, having been
sent over the wire byhis order, is the follow
ing
BuREE,s SrATyoS Dec, 23-G so p. No. ii
He'aerd' licigS, HcShiogiom In future you
ill please furnish better mules. These YOU
have furnished recently are very inferior.
j. j.. i. STUART.
Major General c. S. \.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
tf(arric0.


On Christmas Eve, in Chambcrsburg by the Rey.
]: Dickson, Mr.. Lewis Rhctthurg to Miss. Eliza
Yontz; both ofthis place.
In lfagcrstown, on. Tuesday morning. the Gtl,
inst, by the Rnv. Samu,l Sears, at the residence
OF DR.. Wroc, G. J. Ncsbit Ed, to 5fss H::ry c.
Davis, both of this county.
On the 39th Dec. at Smitsburg by Rev. W. 7.
Eystrr Mr Samuel .. Zimmerman to Mis- Mar
tha Ann Bichtcll, both of this county.
BY the same. Dec. 10, Mr. Levi Ridcnou;. to
Miss Malinda Stcttcy, both of This county.
by the same. ON the lst inst. Mr. Christian
Martin to Miss Sarah i. Bowers, both of this
cqpntv.
Tn lIagcrstown. Dec SOth. by G; w. Station.
", W. Daniel W. Foltz to Miss Lydia G. Toms,
both Of this county
In this town, Dec. 9th. by Rev. s. W. S.ars.
Nr; i!liam F. Miller, Of Franklin county, Pa,
At Wlight's Hotel, Zee. 80. by Rev. 8. w.
Sears, Mr, George ID Iyddan, to Miss Jane Ar
dingcr. both OF this county,
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
Abolition Financiering.

pc. The Abolition majority in the popular
branch of Congress have forced through that
hsay bill appropriating Ten Millions q
HoIIars to pay for the emancipation OF Slaves
n lie State of Missouri. From this party the
negro receives particular and prompt attention
money is appropriated without stint for
their benefit, while white men-thc Soldiers
Who arc fighting their battles, many of them
with Starving families at home, receives no at
lention whatcver-their hard earned pay is
csen kept from them for six months at a
time Such is Abolish.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
And still Another Fizzies.


'That aboininable Institution knowh as
|||S Board of Trade, which was recently es-
t1IlIshcd in this place, and which was intend
q % perform miracles in the suppression OF
tHiz 'smholy rebellion" after the extraction
q . lew quarters from the pockets of the peo-
PIE md cfcating considerable confusion and
IT1ubIe to trade, quietly fizzlcd out, to be re-
yived, perhaps, in some more odious FORM
The nartics constituting the Board. from a
HeIee ef the nutility of the scheme, or fear
d he storm of popular Indignation which
VI being aroused, laid off the robes and hon4
ors Of their official position and retired to the
shas1es of privacy. What the great Abolish
Sanhedrm will next bring forth is impossible
t8 Imagine.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
FIRE COMPANY ELECTION.

NJ At meeting of the Independent ,Tu
iaipr Fire Company; held for the election O
officer for the ensuing year ON Saturday eve.
ningl, t. the following ucnt!cmcn were sclcc.
teb
Presidcnt--W. s. DTFFEY.
Vice PrasidontS--D. Il. l.. PRorXNIAN' J
&. GRuBER.
Rec. Sec--W II rrot2mar
Treas--E. W Fink.
Standing Committre--A. II. Mumma, Lew.
Is Scwis Scmlcr, G. &. Bretzlcr, L. S Clag
Eett, &ipiclman.
Chict Director-C. Artz.
gAssistaut Dir2ct,rs-J. IL powlcs, \
Cifef Enginccr-IT. d. Middlekauff
Assist,nt ngincrrs-rctcr Gray, {. Ridcn
oIlrs l.. Oaster.
The following are the officers appointed by
tho Sanding committee -
Axe Mcn-Martih Van Burcn Miller,
GeQrgC \. Clcvilcnce. g..
sfamnor Mcm-Roht. G. Thornshurg, John
J.. lIrogunicr, Harmon Lorshbaugh, John y.
Hlddlekauti', ThUs Me Mc'tamcron, Michael Me-
l.ouall.
Hos Guards-Charcs Wright, Robert II
mon T.; M!ddlrkauf, Jos. j.; kershncr, Ed
ward howard, William G. Mckee, Charles
Spanglcr Geo. VIM. Albert, Marion Knodlc,
kannel krod!c, Martin :. Bloom, Edward
z. Al bert, Albert Little, Eascomb phrcancr,
EharlcS Humrickhousc, Edward Curtis,
EharleS Herbert, Jacob .Spiclman.
Torrh Hcarrra--Jacoh Sutcr, John Weavlc,
Hms Brown, Dorsey Campbell, Isadorc Cur
is, Jacob I.orshbaugh.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLorR AND TsAt.--Salcs rcportod fn.dav on
Change were limited to lG0 bills fair Ohiai' Extra
~ - l2i2, and 300 bbls Howard street Super at
light supply Of all dcscs%rS!e holders show but
little dispostiion, to maxi aly concessions. and
rates gre ndihlnallr mchanEh. @iz: Ohio Super
at Sc 90, Howard street do SkssssOaS6 G2lS, Ohio
Extra at 81 ~ and Howard Street DO, at I 7sa$s
per hbi. Nothing doing in Corn Meal or Rvc
Flour. " -.
GRAN.-Thc receipts at the Corn Exchange this
morning i were very limited comprising 5000 bush
TOO do. Rye. Wheat was quiet. but without m,,.
terlal change; white we quote at | 5OaSl G5 fn,
common to fair samples. and of 7OaSl as for good
to. prime do; Pennsylvania red at I3aSI &c for
fair to prime. and Southern do. at 46uSl 65 per
DuShri. Corn was less active, and yellow lower.
we now quote new white AT 7Sl77 cents do. yellow
at .51i1, old white at 7Tq1s cts, and do yellow at
'3arfcts per bdshc Oats wcyc IN fair demand
at G9at3 cents weight for Pennsylvania. and Mt %
ai6 cts measure for Maryland: Rye is still dull at
50 cents for Maryland, and at 9Oab3 cts per bushcl
for Pennsylvania.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
nauguration of Governor sctmour.

ALBANY, DEG. 2.-Thc inauguration of Gov
seymor took place yesterday. After the
.atll of office had been administered, GOV.
Iorgan delivered an interesting congratulatory
tdlrcss, calling his attention to the highly
afosperouS condition of the State, closing with
ono pertinent illusions tonational affairs.
The millions of people, he said who arc
aowarouscd by Imaginary wrongs to fierce pas
ION, cannot at once return 10 reason. Their
@esentmcnt must have time 10 cool. and the
lelusion under which they are acting to be
lls'dpatcd, But the day must surely come
Ellen the people of the South will again own
'hcElmc sovereignty, honor the same laws and
ssht under the same flag. At present we must
sc fhc sword. ana it cannot Dc sfcathcd cnti
|hose now in rebellion shah lay down their
inns ardthe constitution and laws have uni-
urm sway.
ht the conclusion Of Governor Morgam's
'a'lEeaS, which was warmly applauded, Gov.
zR}niVur delivered his Inaugural address.
SECOND DISPATCH.
inaugural Address Of Gov. Seymour.
eAbANI, January - Governor scy mvur, in
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
Estate of .Iamcs TayIor Dec,d

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court for
Washington County, Letters of administration on
the personal estate of JAMES TAYLOR. late
of said CAunty.' deceased. All persons having
claims against the sf'd estate are hereby warned
to e&hibit tIic same Witt the vouchers thereof to
the sub*cribrr. or before the 10Th dav of July
n1 It, "ihhwisc they may by lrw bccxciutlcd from
all benefit OF said estate. Given under nv hand
this q day of January 1868. kll, persons know
ing themselves indebted to said estate are rcoucs
ted to call and make immediate payment.
WILLIAM IL. GRIMES, Administrator.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
Death Of a Valuable Citizen x

rsS.. We regret to ohnoilucc the death Of B.
franklin Roman, Esq, who died at his resi-
Hence, Green Spring Furacc,l on Friday
morning last, of inflammation of the stomach,
aftcra brief illness of five days.
He WAS a Younger Brother of the Hon. j.
Dixon Roman. and as partner and manager at
said filrnacc has lccn extensively engaged in
lie RON business, giving employment to a
large number of hands, by whom and by all
jeEhcrs, he was highly respected and esteemed
forliis retiring and modest dcmcnnor. and the
unbendng integrity which characterized his
dealings lie was most valuable citizen
&llose loss will he severely felt #
Maryland free press., 1863-01-09
ES TRAY STEER.
STRANS.
Estate of John Breisb. Decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IS obtained from the Orphans Court for Wash.
ington County letters of administration upon the
personal estate of JOHN BREISH. deed. All
persons having claims against the said estate. arc
hereby warned to exhibit hcsamc Ssith hc yofcll-
ers thereof to the subscriber on orsbvf,ne the lst
day of July 1862, they may ot tlcrWisc bccScludcd
by law from all benefit of said cstatatc All per
sons indebted to said estate requested to make
immediate payment. Given under nv hand this
10th day of December. 1862.
Mrs CATHARINE BRElSII, Admins r.tix
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