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Port OF New York, June 10, 1864.
CLEARED
Steamship Ocean Queen. Tinkiepaush. Asp'nwall-D
snip sturges williams Liverpool st,rges Chairman
Ship Universe tRr, Hutton Laverpoo-w ilIAms Guion
=, Ship Clara Wheeler tBr), wimarih, 81 john NB-wn.
BARK Remington tBr, Miller Melbourne MAILER Lord
Barn Chsn.ciecr tBr, cochr.ns Bristol EnsEdmis,on
Bark Als-ssndro sccundo tIta ceante, cork-Baetjsr
s:,s MI, Hatch Nsl.ssrappsr Bef,ts
sars Golden Fleece tBr,, Rhodes BasUados-H Trow
barn cienIaegc., Coils, c,.nfueso:-ponysrt 4 Co
Isrs ii.v.ts !oidl IsSweir sSeaisesRagsr Bros,
ss.ouie sD.nS fs.ss'oo, Gu.nsens%o o"Ss-%.y.
5.s Car
Brig Erpor, tBr) Mahon, Prince Edward Island-Tynes
Brig Aurora tBr,, McDougaii, Philadelphls-H J CA
s sssr pl.:s G es hn5 c.yss-s wersess
sohr Fanny Given tBrj, Charlton, 81 John. Md De.
schr Loyal Scranton Lowden. Por, RoyAi-E Hurlbus
schr q Esans Hammond. washington-Abcsl Abbott
s1Tf Bay S Glands: ssol' Small
schr @ Runyon Mathis, Fortress Monroe-N Runyon
ssS y.r%op pss
Steamer q II Stout. Nichols, Washington.
Steamer Marius. Arey. Washington.
Steamer bruno. Foster. Baltimore
Steamship Pctemae Sherwood, Portland, VIA mdss ana
passengers. 70 Crenwell % . =, -,
March l6 with hemp sugar, 40 TO a Low Il os Pass
ed Java Head March Is March 20 lat ~ l6s lon rs 0B,
hove hours tack In cyclone, wind veerng
to barometer 10 81 afterwards long spell OF ght
Their March H. the equator in the Chinea Sea- spoke
ship Resoutc tBr) from New York for Whampa 18th lat
Kong rs days outs April s. LAT " g. Ion as r. ship Lord
Brougham IS days from Calcutta for London; ith At
7s0 Il. Ion N w. ship Alfred tBrD, hound time
ship Jessie Merarlsna tBr bound s. Ma, n ssw bari
black letters In H. Tth. lat ~ Ion - 10 W. whaling
bark vigant from facahuano for New Bedford ~ DAYS
lutte full Of sperm OIL
ship Lavan,er lof Cowes,, clifford Hamburg SO days,
with ndsa and 40 passengers, to n. IN soman u Rdge
Barh Carmen tHsml Carbsllo f.agnna ~ days with ,cs
wood 10 master 6h inst lat 81 Ion IL spoke Br brig Aa
ra'ta, from MatAnras for New York.
Bark Milton, FnIlsr easua dasa With snsArs N ware
pran u.
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CITY yntoilfuenoa.

ANOTHER FUuLs EFFORT CoNrRA0r Our SrRsxr
CrxAsNo.-The commissioners for contracting for the
cleaning OF the streets convened again yester
day at eleven o'clock A. NJ, At tho City In.
ss ~ sccarsooca TOT me "'enns "'
will be remembered that At the opening OF tho bids
two weeks ago bnt two fouod both OF which
rejected on account OF the demand being largely IN
Of the amount (SO 000 prescribed by the legislature
On thepresent occasion u discovered that not bid
OF any description offered THIS bong the case the
Mayor simply remarked that third trial would proba-
bly, be made and meantime he would consult the Corpo-
ration Counsel TO the further proceeding In the matter
RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE Tho graduates. former
teachers and trustees Of this venerable institution OF
learning invited to participate In social reunion at
the institution on the evening OF commencement day
Thursday next IN commemora,ton OF Its an.
niversary Dr. Ferris Chancellor OF the New York Uni.
versy. will preside, and Dr. Charles 4. West will deliver
O historic sketch.
Tnx IRISH IN ExnE-IEcruRs or CAPTAIN LYONS IN
JERSEY CnY-Captain William F. Lyons will deliver hts
lecture on "The Irish In Exile" this evening, at the
Iyccum, 10 Grand street, Jersey City. The subject
which It's out character uld scarcely Justify In
ex Getting Tberc is no doubt that the lecturer will
have large audience to greet him. as the people OF
Jersey arc celebrated for their patronage OF intellectual
entertainments.
New ASSOCIATION BLIvp.-Some blind resi-
dents OF this city, who have long felt the necessity OF
combined effort to ameiorate their condition. have
effected organization for that object and have
an Office at the Mission Rooms, FL u. This
prise Ia entirely distinct from tho Institution for the
Blind and the Blind Mechanics Association and ia de-
signed afford pecnniary aid worthy blind persons,
aud also TO procure them employ ment. The constitution
and bylaws OF the society, the title OF which is the
New York Adult Blind Aid Assoca ton " have been pre-
pared and printed and may be obtained at the Office in
avenue d. Rev. Dixon, who is Blind is the agent and
collector.
BAD PAVING Down TowS.-There are numerous COM
plants respecting the horrible condition Of the paving in
Maiden lane Pearl street. Front street and Water street
are full Of holes that is dangerous drive
them. They have not been paved Tor the last eight
years. but every few months q two Is sent TO
patch them up and FIJI up the holes If something not
ne speedily life will DO lost. Az Fulton street, ar
South large hole part OF the rail track has been
tered TO exist for the last month. II Is dsgracefu that
such condition Of things is allowed to exist in parts of
the city whore the travel is extensive and ncessant
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Psrs Ca.acs scf ppsrsmou.h b, Smith. Nassau 7dsyA
Bark John COsgsshAi ireland. New Bedford in ballast
sris CO .. Rica Peel Asp,nwa 81 d.v. With md. -
FJo ssih at lat go ion ~ a. soks Sars "r nspss1
spoke ssr from for s e.
Goa, to 4 sai.her 4 Co.
nri' HsSo Sd in company e.
schr OJ Miller tor Na.sau, Hisgs Rleutaera a.y..
schr nsod caf Nassau Riggs Elsu.hsra. asss w,a
son, Fransi1 frisor Brookh.ven,. Brewster BaracoA
'i ..ua Fos Royal. days. in s4..
schr + i rna'oo,. End,cot. Georgetown. 8 days
s ssSr ns Ne 81 snres a.orSe,ewa DAYS
schr Wood; Farrell phllsdelphisfor aaston.
sssr Fraes.. oslon 8' s.ss '' ~a'
scbr Sea si-d. Wallace. Providence.
s,sr Quail, srs wise. a'aaon. f,r boston
soir : VILLAINS Van 1Yke, Ronaoa, Tor Boston.
npp ws%s sws, h ,of e MOI.
roe y h"nr. ~ hasst 70 y ousI, db. has
s,csmes = cnawel,sa-r. Pearson Baltimore
sc.msT s,rc Dr, Ssi pssss Da
BELOW.
Ship XII csr:u, SO day, nor Newport
Park Gren,n tswe,. from Marselle.
Bart uo'broook. from cenfussos.
Br.s Charles ,ns 9Th % day. from Rio Janeiro.
Brg Z 1h r,,. 80" ser"naa.
pig wland from Baltimore.
Also two ships one bark and four brigs
SAILED
sh,es ssnansty Ter centgr,n Gpeabsns Asrono q
Sch ss,s f.e ea Ia Es @'
IRWIN oass, ines Nelson aarses Essr,ioa, Alisn fs'.
Wind at sun set SW, very lght
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, JVue 7.
AsnEs-Rucep,s, 10 bb!s. Market very hrm at $ll 80
for pots and s3 nominay, for pearls with small sales
of the former.
BexAnsrcrfs.-receipts. 1912 bbls. -four. 81 bbls
corn meal 1879 47e bushels wheat o. 1s2 do corn and
35S do. cas-. The -four market closed shade easier
the low grades aud steady for trade and family brands
OF -four with fair home trade inquiry. but little
export demand Sales $4,000 bbis. State and Western,
500 southern ana 800 Canadian. Rye -four and corn
meal moderate request at steady prices. Sales
$50 bills Of the former and 500 OF the latter We
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this massage. have been freely offered Mr. Tan.
coins attention. but the good fallen upon etony
ground Mr.. Lincoln may have ard Of the locby At
Albany. and the grdirou railway and tho OF the
steamer Cstane and the contracts to which Mr. Dawes
70 erred and therefore rashy aside the hand that
90 bonev0lently stretched out 20 help him.
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INTERESTING RELIC PHILADELPHIA SANITARY FAR
New Jersey exhibits II the relics
the FAIR II is the FIRST American flag raised this
try. The ladies' OF the Old Swedcs church and Paul Jones
hoised the twelve stars and stripes board the Bon
Homme Rich. ard II afterwards transferred to the
fricate Alliance .-PhilnielpI,d Ledger.
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EFFECTS OF HAIr--During the hail storm In North
Mansfield man who was riding had his hat blown oil,
and his head was considerably and bruised by the
hail stones. Many cattle In pastures injured aud
young colt killed by the .-Harford Coranl
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An active demand prevail ed for prime srnc wheat for
evpori at ull frices. white inferior dull AID dronn
ing Tho sales foot $50 coo bushcls. ~ 81 rs 81 81
fr spripg Chcaso 81 80 for Milwaukee club 81 So
f1r red State, 81 SO 81 81 for amber Milwaukee 81 IS
for Wi ter red Western and 81 90 % for amber Meb
CAV Rive and held VI 81 10 cargoes Corn
decidedly wer. with increasing desire to realize.
is were rather more STEADY. with better demand ut
So n Ole for Canad an. STATE and western. and small
s'es q the latter as high 92c Bailey and barley malt
duh.
cotToS market firm, with sales Of 900 bales Stock
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The receipts OF the above during the Grs 1--WE
months Of the present yer amounted 10 s20O.lTs,
sl2599s the period in 1863. Increase,
$7sITs
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Capture OF Prizes.

WAsu1yGroy, April Information
has been received at the Nary Depart,
ment from Commander s. c. Rowan, in
command OF the South Atlantic Blocka.
ding Squadron. Of the. capture by the
steamer Columbine Of the steamer Sumter,
and the capture of the steamer Hattie
3 ocli by the steamer Sumter after bei g
armed and manned by detachment o,
officers and men from the Pawnce, ind r
command Of Acting Master J c Chan :
li,n, Of the Pawnee, up st. Johns riv r.
The Hattie Brock is valuable pril .
She is fitted up asa fine passenger boat,
and has fine saloon She his been en-
gagged in transporting stores down the
st. Johns river
Admiral Farragut reports the capture,
on the 10th of March, Of the schooner
Marion by the steamer Aroostool;, of the
Rio Brazos, bound to Havana from Tam
pico, with an assorted cargo, and of much
value.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL
... REVENUE.



TIE attention of taxpayers is horebr
l. ,a'.ed to the provisions OF the United Sta
Tx Use Law relative TO the assessment OF amt
taxes.
BIZ the sixth section of the act Of July 1862,
it is made the duty ofall persons, partnersh $,
firms. associations or corporations made liable
to .lny annual duty. license, or tax, ON OR BE-
FORE THE FIRST MONDAY OF NAY ~ EACH YEAR,
to make A list or return TO tue Assistant Asses
sor of the District where located Of the amount
of annual income the articles or objects char
red with n spcciat tax and the business or oe-
cupation lial le to pay any license
Every person who shall fail TO make such re-
turn bv the day specified, will he liable to To
assessed by the Assessor according TO the oes'
information which he can obtain; and IN such
rase tho assessor is REQUIRED TO add fifty pei
centun to the amount of the items Of such list.
Every person who shall deliver TO an Asses
sor any false or fraudulent list or statement
with intent 10 cvade the valuation or enumela-
ton REQUIRED by law, is subject TO a fine OF ny,
hundred dollars; and in such case the list VII
nc made out By the Assessor or Assistant rs
SCISSOR and from the valuation and enumeration
50 niadt there can be nc appeal.
PAYMENT Of the ANIMAL taxes except those
ror licenses will not be demanded until the
thirtieth DAY of June.
The appropriate blanks on which 10 maxi
return, and oil necessarr informatinn, will be
furnished by Henry D. Wineow. in Cumber-
land Henry B. Elbin ut Flint Stone; Herman
!iannckamr, ut Homecoming: George Charles
1t GAINESVILLE, and Ralph Thaver, at Oakland
al of whom are Assistant Assessors for Ale
ganv county 10 whom the returns shonld he
delivered on or before the first Monday of May.
1t their respective Offices.
ELIAS DAVIS,
U. s. Assessor 4th District Of Maryland.
BooNspoRo, March I, '64.-marl0-3t.
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Ear 4 FHlsNLoSlcAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 40 fine
plates and engrayings Of the anatomy of the
Iiam,n Organs in a state of Health and Dis
ease, with Treatise on Early Errors, its De
plorable Consequences upon tho Mind and BODY
with tho Authors Plan Of Trca.ncnt-.hc only
rational nrd successful mode Of cure, as shown
By the report O. cases treated. A truthful adj
wiser TO the married, and them contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts of :hcr physi-
cal condition. Sent free OF postage to am adj
dress, on receipt of IS cents, in stamps or pos
rel currency, BY addressing D.. La Caoiz, No.
81 Maiden Lane, Albany MY.
nragl1.3u
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FrLsuL7 N THE RIYGg.--Tho heavy
rains Of Friday and Saturday last, falling
upon deep body Of snow in the mo D
sains, have produced quite afreshet in Il e
Potomac. The trestle portion Of tie
Railroad bridge ut IEarpci's Ferry, was
washed away, ard since Sunday morning
We hav, b,cn withou: = mail from tn,
east. We Understanding We may expect
one to-day, and it is certain that every
thing that human skill and energy can
10. will be effected By tho Railroad au-
thoritios to restore the traffic and travel
Of the line at the earliest possible moment
No reliable accounts of damage to the
canal have been received b. the officers
CT that work in this city. Boats are not
arriving owing to the high water on the
sIacliwater division. But We feel conf
dent that they viii begin to come in with
in day or two. As We 60 to press the
waters are rapidly subsiding.
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SILVER WATCHES =!

Fl ri Cha llu ting Time. Pieces f"r-a.eu,s.
| y al movement. beauty at,i material. and
,I"ve I'LL. 'icrIrrssin prize, titse watches
| urtist insure univ 'mal apIn0lHIi"u.
T. An init Itirn 81 iatIlri,ss that II can hard.
y he detected by tie nrrt txIe ienctd
judges The nn'erial being "f ,w" metals,
the utter enc fist quality St Hing liver.
While tie ihrrr 'be is German Silver. ,t
rnnprt te recognized hy cutting or rsvy
engraving. ukiny w. bot only in appear.
auce fri' n,'s'urni iif, the --.~t r.stni lance
ol SOLID STERLING SILVER in+x-'teme
Tie sale Ut the Watches IN tie Amy =
y SQUIRE # .ninr us m fiji. re'ailinp. ~
they very rea,lily do, at $25 and upwards.
Many hundred della = can lie made IN sin.
lie pay day by any Que of ordinary, bus.
I;ttss tact
HI- AT WHOLESALE ONLY. In
hrnvy Uniting ca-rs, beautifully engraved.
white tnaine dial and fancy cut hands. in
wood running trtl..r. Is the lsf.d, zen. S12.
Sold nn'y hy the care sf XXI
Upon receipt "f two dollars. M gurrrnntce
If good faith. we wilt scrd waicltsl, *.
press to any part + the val States. t"il.c.
ting hslsucc Of Till IN delivery. 11iS en-
| snres ty,rrs agairs' fraud, giving them
II cir wat'h lei'fc pay mont IL required.
Soldiers III he dl-l''ynl States must icm't
rash in advance. H. the 'xr,,ss G, npnnts
peremptorl, refuse making rnle,,,unx in
such dangerous l. entities RENE m'er. cash
in advance rom with n the amy lines in
the rt'hel states We guarantee the .afe
delivery "fiaIl Wafeh's, whether they are
sent l,y mail or ex rrss.
HU BARD 81 0S.. Sole Importer. g.
III Broadway. ar. C,,rtlandt 1t. n. Y.
Feb % Calm ,eg- tf
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OFFICIAL NOTICE .as.
TO
TAXPAYERS!
Office Of Internal Rerenue, |
Cumberland March Id 1864 (

Cumberland, March IA, 1864.
TILE Assessor for the Fourth District of Ma
ryland has this day returned 10 me the AN
nual Collection List" provided for by the act
OF Congress, approved July LIST, 1862, contain
ing the assessment tor Licenses, Carriages, Biz
lard Tables, Plate, &c; and hereby give no.
iicc to Tax-Payers in Allegany County, that
SAID duties are due and pay able, aud that n 5.
Frost Esq, Deputy Collector Of Internal Rev
enuc, will attend daily Except Thuroddys) al
his oihcc i'll this city 10 receive the same, until
The llth day Of April next. .I.
Persons, ncgccting OR refusing to pay the
duties and taxes assessed in the Annual List on OF
before the said day specified, become liable TO
pay the the penalty OF ten per centam additional
upon the amount thereof, which will he eXacteG
in all cases of delinquency. The law also pre-
serbes penalty, where persons carry ON any
trade or business without the requisite License
Of three times he amount of the License and I's'
prisonneat for two years. After said 18th day
Of April, payment Of the Taxes and penalties
aforesaid will be enforced by Distant Of the
Real and Personol property OF delinquentsi;
and information Of parties neglec.ing to take
License will lie ibid before the .G,und Jury OF
the United States District Court. r., rs
DEMAND is. also made for the payment o;
outstanding Taxes on Income for 1862, within
ten days after publication of this notice. aiier
which fee per centuns win be addcd'to assess
ments remaining uinid, and 'roilescions enfor-
ced. .u r.I. h
zS- Excise Taxes must be paid in Federal
money.
FREDERICK SCHLEY,
Collector, 4th District of Maryland.
N S. Frost Dep. Col 81 Div, 4th District
Md. .f.r' March 24--2t.
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- ----sr- 1.os.E .-u-----
TIE TrU.FGrfy Lam.

WlsaIyoroy, april 1.-THE sales of
the Tcn-Forty bonds are exceeding c1-
pectations. The. demands recently have
reached the full ability of the Department
to supply them. The amount Of sales re
ported at the Department to-day was
Sl,06l, $50 The total amount reported
at the Department in the last five days is
S7,400, OU0.
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MILITARY CHAseIs.-It is stated in
military circles that Col. Jas. A. Null,
can, pursuant to order issued from Head.
quarters Of Gen. sigels Department. has
assumed command of all that portion Of
the Rail Road Department from Bacl;
Creek to the Ohio River. Col Jacob NJ.
Campbell of the 54th Penna. Vols. has
been assigned the command Of the post Of
Cumberland.
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Estate Of ;amcs Farrell. deed.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scriher has obtained from, the Orphans
Court for Allegany County Letters of Admins
tra;ion on the personal es.a OF JAMES Farit
late OF said county deceased All persons hav-
ing claims against thesaid estate are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber on or tefore the 22nd
day Of Sept. Mt It, otherwise they may by law
be excluded FRI N all benefit of said estate
All persons knowing themselves indicted 10
said estate are rec ueSted TO call and make i'm
mediate payment. Given under my hand this
18th day Of March 1854.
MARGARET FARRELL,
Mar. l.-3t. o Administrative.
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A G A R D.

The FORWARDING & COMMISSION Blu :
MESS will be continued by the unde 81 ned
al the old stand near the Railroad Depot. Ii,
hopes that ten years experience and strict at
tention 10 all business entrusted to him, vii
enable him 10 give satisfaction to all parties.
JAS. C. ORRICK.
CCXB'p. April /, ISGa--3t gtE5
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Notice is hereby given to all whom il
may concern that the undersigned intend &c
apply TO the County Commissioners of Alleg =
ny County at their June meeting next, for e
erection Of a new Bridge across the Little c os-
sings at what is known as the Frenchman
Ford about two and a half miles south Of
Grantsvile.
SAMUEL ENGLE,
HENRY FULLER.
b. H...a VALENTINE BETTNER,
G. W. LAIMAN, and Others.
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Mss OLU ITO n.

The Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the style of Ne
CULLEY & URRiCk, was dissolved by mutua!
consent, ON the first day Of April, 1864. All
De ons indeb ed to the late firm, will please
make immediate pa, ment TO either of the un-
dcrsignod. All those having claims against
firm will present them without delay
Tor sttti, III mi.
.... VIZ. r. McCULLEY.
JAS C.URRlCK.
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ScuGyy AND ScRoFuLous ERuP4ro "a WILL sooy
over the tdies Of those rave men who are
fighting their couP'ry's battles Night air,
Lad feed, and dienching rains will make sad
havoc with the strongest, therefore let every
man snPtly himself with holloway S
fitisa certain, tu,e for every kind
Of Skin dis,asc. Only Is Cts. Ter lot 2l5
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Last Notice.

A IL PERSONS knowing tn mselYcs in
~ debted to the Civilian and Tee ;raph
ofic,, previous to the first Of Jsnuar, last, for
either Subscription, Advertising, or job WORK,
are requested TO cali at the office Of the Register
Of Wills, in this city, and settle their accounts.
No further Indulgence rill Be Siren. All per.
sons having claims are requested to present
them to the undersigned for paynent.
~ GEO. W. HOOVER.
Cumberland, March list
A FINE lot of SPECTA Giles just re-
n ceived and for sale low for cash.
narIf.lya EELESBECK Z JOHNSON.
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PC0tIc SPgAEEas AND SIyGzas-Wll fnt
Browns Bone .ial, I. ocaes' beneficial ii
clearing the roic' before speaking or sin GIN
and relieving The throat after any unusual eA,
cftion OF the vocal organs, having u peculiar
ldaptltion TO elections which disturb the OF.
gans Of q eech
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COMMISSIONERS CouRT. - This body
met en- Monday Of last week, and ad-
journcd over to Friday last, when they
elected S. L. Townshend, Esq, Of Oak
land, Collector Of the Taxes for Allegauy
County. The appointment is considered
a good one. and appears to give general
satisfaction. The Court is now engaged
in noting transfers, Sc. Y
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T. O @ a L

Frsr1vAL.-The Ladies of the Eng
lish Lutheran Church design having t
Festival at the Lecture Room on Centre
etreet, near Baltimore street, on Monday
evening next. ...
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SELECT SCHOOL
s. ... FOR
.... . YOUNG MISSES!

MRS. ANNIE T.. SHERRARD,
Late of Baltimore, will open n Select Schoo
in the building adjacent the Eng. Lutheran
Church, on the First Monday in april.
Having had ample experience as an educa'
zionist, she respectfully solicits share Of thu
patronage of this community. rr-4ts.
a few small boys will be received.
Terms per Or. of / weeks
Primary Glass, $3.50; Arithmetic, Geogra-
ply and Grammar, "a 20; Mathematics Nat.
ural Piiloso Jhy &C., $50 Latin, $500.
F. Mrs. S. will also give instruction In Music
duringthe intervals OF school, $1,000 Tor "a
Lessons. ~ - 4. y Nm is+tsl 60
REFERENCES .--slessrs. A. ". L. Bush, Henry
D.. Wiheow; R. l. Morris and n. rreiber,
Inar3l-3w ~ al'.'A. .. TO-
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Estate OF Wet Graf.

0'N0W0N' VI wv "I"'
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT
the subscriber has obtained from The Orph-
ans Court Of AlleGany County, Maryland, let
tiers Of administration on the PERSONAL estate Of
WET GRAZ
Ia:e of Ahgany deceased All persons having
claims ag;,isi the deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers tIetFeoi
ccallr authenticated to the subscriber on OF
l,cfore the Is II day Of Sept next they mav
otherwise by law lie excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. -, :,
Given under my hand this 10th day Of March,
1864. 90 i' .-.r af. 'tsr.
GEORGE ROSWORM,
Marsh IN ,s4 --3t Administrator.