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THE l2AEr.

We perceive that there has recently been
another draft for this .Conniy to supply thc
! deficiency Of former drafts. This is bot on
the loyalty of this county which ought not for
one moment to rest upon it We will no: at
tempt to trace the blame of this fact to all the
sources to which it might be placed The
cxigcncy Of the times demanded that more
men should DC paced under arms the oppor-
tuniiy and Inducements were held cut to fill this
call by volunteers. we did not fill our quota
by volunteers and were subjected to draft
opportunity was given TO correct The Gu
rolment lists and lessen our quota, which VIC
all here know was not correct; those inter
esied did not take the proper interest to cor
rect or to Gil by volunteers: the draft came,
many who were drafted were excused for
physical disability for alienagc and other law
full causes aud many We rcsre. to say ran oil
t, avoid their duty. They have subjected
themselves to dealt, as dcscrters and have
subjected others to be drafted in their stead
Another and another draf; has come to Gil
the Deficiencies thus caused and the sane
game of dodge and run of is get beins playe &.
This operation will only Increase the number
Of drafts and dcpopulatc our coan;y yet more
Nor is this the worst Of the matter: tie delay
in filing the call viii in all human probability
cause the necessity for another call of proba-
bly, two or FIVE hau!rel thousand men and
prolong the struggle to GU great cost. and
dani,gc. TIE evil time is upon US aud it i,
our duty to meet it Ike men, to mec; i;
promptly and firmly so ,ha. it may be brought
TO speedy aud successful termination
The process a: dolging and ranuing OF
only increases the danger, does not avoid it,
ii mus &c met @c, j: then be met IN ,!fNy.
There is duty. which those who arc NOT la
bic to military duty owe to others and TO their
country, and that is to prsrem the ,lessrtion
of those who are drafted so that others NAV
not he drafted, ard that tive operations of the
Government may i'm be elogg.,l ty the delay
of draft after draft TO furnish the requisite
number of men,
SrccEss Is EMsRActNI orR ARN1Es EVERY
WHERE they are marching on and con7ue,ing
as they go. but it is necessary iha, there
should be others to hold What they have taken.
so that their glorious covered ranks may no,
be reduced to inciiiciency for farther achieve
nients and glory. Tln rebellion is being
crushed as in a vice, como therefore and ielt
hold what cur veterans have accomplished,
and peace and prosperity will scon again greet
us with irplcasant smiles. Come .p there
fore MEN OF -tlLsoASv be firm re your own
hills and let not tho disgrace and dangers of
dcsertiou attach to YorR SKIRTS.
Since tho aborevwas in type the Secretary
of War has given notice that draft for tire,
hundred thousand men will be made to fill
Tie Deficiencies IN she hast draft let all 20
10 teork and see tina. this call is pronsptly
filed and VIC shall soon see the end
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10000 Prisoners Captured
hey arc Utterly Den1oralized.
o GUNS CAPTURED.
OF SECRETARY STANTON.

Firit Bulleti1.
WAR DErAR7MESr. J

WAR DEPARTMENT. J
WAsHIsGroy Pee. Is. S,S5 \. VI.
N.jor Ger Die .N.oc Yort
The following oG,,al rapo-, Of the grca,
victory achieved yesterday By Maj5r General
Thomas and his gallant AMY over .t,r Reb,l
forces unaey General Hood in front Of Nash
Vile. WAS received this morning. One of the
III )st surprising crcu stances cn1a.:t,I with
this great achievement IS The small i)ss sus-
frsd By oar tr1pps, cyil:ilg. ing other
things the admirable skill and caution of
General Thomas in his disposition 81 the bat
lie. IL our rcioicincs at tie d.f,.a. of til.
enemy ,Lanks are due to the Almighty for
Ills protection to our gallant offer. and sci
diers in the great con i.ic, they have passed
through. i'herepert ST General Thomas, and
also an uu3(iic;aI repor, containing interesting
details. are sutioined:
Official Account Of General Thomas.
a. ilDQs DBP'T or THE CUMBERLAND.
" Nashville, Dec 10. u r. NJ
% To :'.s President II thc Gaited States,
iiol.. Eden " .Niantoa, ard 81. p
"a Licu. General T. s. t,ntnf:
This AMY thanks you for your approba-
ton OF its conduct yesterday, aud to assure
yua that ii was not misplaced have tue honor
to report that the eno,ny has been pressed at
all points to-day in his liue Of retreat to the
Brentwood Hills.
- Brigsdier General Hatch, Of Wilou's
Corps OF Cavalry, on the right, turned the
enemys left and eartu'ea large number of
prisoncrs-;he number not We. reported
"Major General SchotielG's corps. ncxt on
the left of the cavalry. carried several hills.
captured many prisoners and six pieces Of
artillery. 1885
Brevet Major General Smith. mex, on tho
left Of Major General Schoield. carried the
salient point ef the ene,ny's line with McMul-
lens Brigade of Mcirfhurs Division, cap
turing sixteen pieces of artillery, two Brig
-disr Generals, aud about two thousand pris-
oners f4
"a Bsigadicr General Garraul's Division of
General Smiths command, next on the Left
of McArthur's Division, carried the enemy's
entrcnckments, capturing al the artillery and
trsaps of the enemy on the lius-
- B.igalier General Moods troops, or; the.
Franklin PIKE, took up the assault, carrying
the enen;y's entrenehments. In his retreat
he captured eight pieces cf artillery. soSSa.ae-
thing over six hundred prisoasss, and drove
the encu5 enc nile " the Brentwood Hill
"ss - .s5ear - .-s 3. ~ n
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" u. T. SurRaAx.
..t :. Major General
EpwIy VI. SEsaTlY.
Sncrrtnrv Of Mar.


!a TnE Je&Gs-1r,e r,,ld aud changcable
weather tells terribly on those who have weak
aud diseased lungs Many are suffering at
this time with affections ot he throat and
lungs Bronchitis is becoming very COM
mon officti"n Those WHO are prc1isp sed TO
Colds. Coughs, bronchitis, &r., sh,aId AVOID
Inc night air. There ere many prcrara ions
recommended for these diseases. but there is
not a doubt but that lIr Sirickland's Mcliflu-
Jus Cough Balsam is the best remedy. We
have known it to effect cures in the worst
cases Of Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis Asihma
and primary eases of Cen,umr: on ..'., ..
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ESTATE OF BALTZER DEAHL.

FINWS is to give notice that the srtscril or hath.
l. obtained from the OrpIan?s Court for Allega-'
ny County. in MarylanA Letters of Administration
on the PERSONAL es:as Of
BiLTIER DEA III, -s-ss4+ J.
late OF said county, deceased. Az persons h6Ting
claims against the said dsccrscd sreirrehy warned
to exhibit the same, viii. The vouchers legal
authenticated. 10 the subscriber. or before the
goth day Of April next, they mar otherwise BY law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hsni thisb. II day of October. 1864.
s..f,.aeG GEO. r. ENGLEHART
Cctao-3s Administrator.
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e Second Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAsnlxaroS, Dee. IS, P. NJ.
.M,jor General John 4. Dir, 4Ntw York
An official despatch from MajJr General
Sherman was received to-day. dated near
midnight. December 12tI, on the gunboat
Dandclion Ossabaw Sound 1t vas written
before General Foster had reached him. He
reports besides some military details of future
operations, tho following interesting particu-
lars Of his operations ..-,, g..-.....
Hssf1 "OS BOARD DAspgLrnN, !
" OssApAw SerSp, Dec. 10. II, SOP, VI.
To-day, at ) NJ, General Huzen's
Division Of the Fifteenth Corps carried Fort
MeAlls.cr by assault, capturing its entire
garrison and stores. This opened to ps the
Ossabaw Sound, aud pulled down to this
yunboat to communicate with the fleet.
- Before otehins communication. We had
completely destroyed all the railroads Leading
left is on the Savannah river, three miles
above the city, and the right on the Ogcchee
at Kings Bridge.
The army is in splendid order and equal
to snythiug. The weather has been fine, and
supplies abundant. Our march was most
aieree;ble, aud We we're not at all molestel by
pnerilas. We reached Savannah three days
rqo, but owing to Fort McAllister we could
hot communicate. hut now we have MfAllis:cr
we can go ahead. We have already captured
two bon,s in the Savannah river and pre-
vented their gpnbocts from coming down.
estimate the population OF. Savannah at twsn-
ty-iive thousand and the garrison at fifteen
thousand. General liardce commEnlih,.
We have tot lost Il wagon in the trip.
hut hive gathered in ii large suppl, of he
grocs, mules, horses. &c, and our teams nre
in far better condition than when we started.
Ny FIRST duty will be to clear the army Of
surplus negroes. mules and horses, We have
utterly destroyed over two hundred miles Ct
railroad, and consumed stores ard provisions
iha; were essential to J.ec's and Hoods ar
ln!es
. The quick work made vita Fot Neal
iai-f, and the olening communication with
CIR fleet, and consequent. Independence f,r
supplies. dissipstes vii their boas!cd threats 20
head ~. of, and starve the army. | regard
Snvsnnah US already gained.
-.. " Yours truly, $50" .a
- +" u. r, SnERlAy.
.t....,f .,-.r.,. ..t. = Major Gcrcral'
(, EpwIx VI. SEiAT,y.
rasf. rI.'r++ - W,r
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BIZ TIE ORPHANS COURT OF ALLEGANY
'@ COZ MY.

UcC"l'hcF ItrIr; Ic5I.
Al The request and with IL. consent of NJ. Porter
and Douglas Percy. Executors OF John Port r,
decd, meeting OF the Heirs and Distributes Of
said jeeascd is hereby appointed TO be held the
18th day OF January 1855 in said Court, at which
,mc the Executors will settle iiaa account and
distribute the asseis in ticI haIr,h Provided copy
Of this notice lie inserted in Newspaper printed
and published in the ci,s of Cumberland cnce in
each Of three successive weeks before the said nh
deg Of January 1865.
-" '''V ~ 70" Tcst-GEO. W HOOVER.
Register.
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Sherman's Expedition.
CAPTURE OF FORT McALLISTER-
BuLIBTrss OF SECRETARY STANTON II
First Bulletin. - 81
WAR DEPARTxEyr,-.
WAsuIsSroS, Dec. II, 10 p. d.,

WAsuIsSToS. Dec. II, 10 p. d..
major ,Generai Dir, Neg York: 81.
Dispatches have Lssn received to-day iron,
General Foster, who had persoaai. iassryisH
on the morning. of Wednesday. tho 4ah IN,
slant, with General Sherman, at Fovt McAl-
lister which had been taken by assault on the
preceding day. Savannah wp etosv, bssissa
ed, and its capture. with tho rebel forces there.
was confidently expected. L. W. to b. sum-
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Thursday, Dec. 90, 1864
o. F. MATTINGLY, Publisher.

..as- TO I'D rERTLSERS.-The c're"'a''0" q
rs CITTLIAN AND TEhEGRAPH Is more
than Twice As LARGE as that Of cry other PGPcr put
hshsd in his City or County, and therefore presents
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tered through any ether medium. 4 eordi" Ne w''e
n .uMicitni.
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DRAFT.
MEN or .ALLEGANY COUNTY.

Do you know trat you can be furnished with
good Substi utes for one year, and these who are
not drafted can b. urnisbfd with 81 three yeaAs in
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able tcrms. az No, 2 East Second Street Frederick
City Md. Owe rs cali.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

+ ErTEIiS remaining unclaimed in the
II Pos-oicc a: Cumberland, State Of Maryland.
e:ibl dxy of Iscethes 1855 .ls...a
F< TO obtain any Of these letters, the arpli-
can, must call for adreriis>d ie,rs. give the date
81. THIS list, and f.av ono cent for ,isettising
FIRE. DELINERi OF letters by earr;trs at the
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~. DIRECT letters painly To tb. street and
numirr, " wei as the no,'-Dflicc and STATE
..N.iB.--A REQl;EiT 6RIhe RETURN of n let
ter ~ the writer, If unclaimed within 80 days or
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ltJuNG NEE

Who have injured themselves ty certain PRACTICES
mat ed in hen alenc-L hahi rttLenlly icuTI.I
evil com ,nu eifs, al sthuu!. ihc effects II
whoa aie nightly ieit, even when asleep, and, II
NO, red, tenders marriage imp, sslthc, and d.
,roy- both l..lud and b, d, should appy in.incdi
ltci,.
" hat a pity that Il young man. the hope Of his
eountty ami drriing vi h. patents. snuEid 10
s.aictl from ali Tire prospect, and tnju! n,nis OF
ate by the consequence u derivation tfcm lie p",b
Vi hslrc and lndpjgipr iu certain secret habit.
Such prfscIiR i,,ust, briUr- contemplating
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STATE OF MARYLAND, T. - r
~ OFFICE OF TH. SECRETARY OF STATE,
~-rEsfna AxSAroLIs. Nov. rs, 1864.
TO ALE WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE is hereby given, tia, application has been
made ;othe GOVERNOR for PARDON ia line
case Of the state VS.. JAMES HARRIS, convicted
in the Circuit Court for AHegany Couniy, at 0clo-
Der Term ss3. Of entic,ng away ssTcs and sem
fenced - the Penisestiary fer six years and six
months. t-H n -ti
The Governor will take Iyp the case for final de-
next until wrtch SINE protests against the said APP
yif-siion viii be hea>i. and the potitoa in the case
open inspection at the discretion of the Governor
BE- order Of the Gosersor. 4
os.e,, wv. B. HILL, Secretary of Sfats.
De-asw slisi' w. 80 - = ~
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound EiIl and body @r. the most
NECESSARY Requisites 10 prulnut, ,oMnGhln iaii iuc's
.ndeed " nth, ul these the journey t.rOLgn lne
II weary rii grim &c tie prospect houtl;
tAtAeiis to The the mind sa..Gowr,:
with despair and hllrd with melancholy r,'ic--
items I..t Ec hap ing-s OF another l. BIZ hied m.h
,,Lr own
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Third Bul.stin.
WAR DErAErMRxr.
W ! IT I7TINTs Z UFNT,
RAsuINGIoX. Dec Is. 1rM.


WASHINGTON, Pee Is, Or n -
The following olhoi,l reports were received
this evening from General Thomas, dsiel at
his headquarters near Frankhh: ~ a'a'..
~" llEApq'Es pEpAEr'r ~ rng Crwrt8..Nn.
NEAR FRAyKLiy. TgSN,. Dee h.. a
rcpor; just reached Inc fem Major General
Wilson states that at six p. H. to-day. he
attacked AMI dispersed Stever-on's division
of Rebel infantry, and hris~cir of cavalry,
capturing three guns. Thu4tt United States
Cavalry. ii,.sh's Jiyision of cavalry, sup
ported by Kuipc's division Of cavalry, did til,
work. making s.rsral beautiful charges.
brcrlins tive rrhcl i;;fiu.ry in all directions
Had it only beer light, tho rebel rear guard
world have. been c,r;ira!y DESTROYED. / As it
il, it has been severely E,,li<hed. adsfs 7ayic
= The whole army vii. continue tao Wig
oraus fnrsn; in the morning This attack
vas n:.Cc s's ,ui,c- beyond franklin"
GEoxcx II. TnoNss.a
.... sa 100 Major Gsucral.".
"iIaau2.s hsr,atsryr ~ CcKrExL.Sp.'
" NzAg fsAAKLlH. TsyN,,. t;e. II. SIP NJ.
- We have pressed the enemy to-day be-
vani grarkiin ra;tcrlHg l;{s hospitals. cnn-
aiming over fifteen ar';,!r'I of wound II and
about QUO hundred aud Fifty If eYy wounded.
IN addition to tie above tefiyral NriI-, COM
raaaling division OF cssair, drove ths
enemys rear guard Through fr-rkiin to-day
capturing about two hundred and f;iy PRISON.
ers, and five battle Tags, with terry little loss
on gar side citizens Of PraskIin represent
!iools army as completely lenoralized.
. In addition to the captures ON YESTERDAY,
reported in my despatch last night. have
the honor 10 report the capture Of General
Eucker and about twl hundred and City pris-
oucrs Of the er,emys cavalry. in 4 62ht that !,
occurred last tight, between Gen. Euchcr
snd Gen Hatch, If our cavalry.
{" The enemy has been prrssei to-dat. both
in front and on both tanks. Brigadicr Cen 3
JOHNSON succeeded in striking him on the flank
jusg beyond franklin, capturing quite ,num-
Der of prisoners numhtr not yet given. My.
csvalry is pressing him closely aud am very
much in hopes of getting many more prisou-s.
c!5 tomorrow. -r II r. s'-. - ST
GEORGE II. TnoMAs.
Major General"
Other dispatches Standardization Nash
VILE state tina; one Thousand prisoners we're
captured by Wilson. and that Gon. 5kossrxu.
at NUrfreesboro reports Forrest
killed. ard fifteen hcndre1 of hi. men cap
turcd. The Superintendent at Nashville rec
pprts:hat TIE railroad from Nashville win Be
open to Franklin tonight, aud will rapidly
follow Thomas. thus furnishing him with sup
plies and enabling him TO push on after Hood. /
EpwiN " STANTON. i
Secretary Of War.
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u | T.. -.

DEy &c non In this city on "Wednesday Nat, Nr
: TnoxAs 'pE>g,aos in Il e Ssh year 81 li's age
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Unofficial Actdaat.

"NA.urILLE. Tenn, Huc. 16, p. NJ
During last night Hood withdrew his right
wing from the river and took new position,
covering the Hillsboro' ;, Granny White and
Franklin pixies, which line had been carefully
prepared for just this contingency. H.. was
driven from the first line easily, but the sec
onl was very stubbornly defchded, and at last
heavily assaulted three times before succeed
ing. 1t was carried, however, and twelve
pieces Of artillery and two thousand men, in
c,u1ng General Jackson, with the remnant
Of his division. were taken The ctcny we're
forced back two miles. AMI his army broken
into two par,s--ouc on the White pike and
the other on the franklin. with range Of
blu!!y hills between them Stedman and Wood
pursuing down the latter, and a. d. Smith,
Schoicld AMI the cavalry down tie fbr,ncf.
Small arms lay as thick "a the c,ntcst6d line
rs the Rebels that had stood there 81 .--' /
" Hood cam 1t make another such day )
fight. willis; Thomas is in COOL condition to
press lt':t. We captured more wagons. can
not gay the number. E,'rybu ly-,white and
blaes--dii splendiJly.' r.r I..-.
Eurr VI ST,<Tnx. o..
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ENDORSEMENT OF .CHE PRESS

The MANY thousand cured st TIL. establishment
within the last twenty years: and the numerous ina
iort,nt Surgical Operations performed by Dr. John
sion, vi messed 10y the reporters Of - The Sun
and many ether PAPERS Notices Gf whicb have up
peaira ag>in and again before the public, besidt
his standing rs g-n,lcUan of Character and re-
sponsiIty, is sufficient guarantee TO the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASE SPEEDILY CURED
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-22

Major General Stedman. commanding
detachnents of the different Armies of The
Military Division Of the Mississippi, most no
bly, supported Gen. Wood'e left and bore
mos. honorable part in the operations Of the
day. II
~ have ordered the pursuit 70 be continued
in the morning at daylighs. AlthonE hf lhe
troops are very much faiigaed, he utmos!
enthusiasm prevails.
II must not forge. to report the operations
of Brigsder General johnson in successfully
driving tie enemy, with the corporation Of
the gunboats under Lieutenant Commander
Fitch, from their establish ID batteries on the
Cumberland river below tls4 city Of, Nashville.
aud of the spccess If Brighter General Crox-
toms Brigade in covering aud returning our
right and rear, in the operations of yesterday
and to-day. Although have no report Of
the number of prisoners csputed by Johnson's
and Croxton's connand,, know they have
made large number. 90 49, F, an
IL AN glad to. be able TO state that the
number Of prisoners captured yesterday
greatly exceeds the number reported by tele-
graph last evening" The woods. fields and
entertainments are strcwn with the enemy \
small arms, abandoned in their fctrcats,
In conclusion, am happy 10 state that
ill this has becn effected with but 4 very
small loss to us. Our loss. probably "a does
10! exceed three hundred. and very few killed.
-, ....... -.. ''GEonsE II. TnolAs,
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MARRIAGE.

KTri.d Psrso,is, or young men concnil latlns
ru,.r.Iagc, aware Ut Physical Weakness, utla.Ic
DrhilIi,, Wasting Of the Ursuns Deorn..tirs, &C.;
shou.d .Iir!! immediately.
lie whv places iii,nse,f under the care Of Dr. J.
MAJ rrIi siuus. cvuudr IN his honor gentle nun,
anu corndeut.y rely upon his sEIll id sIcDn;
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Dec. y, lfss4s T ,Hss'
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS, IMPoTENCY IMP
MENIS To MARRIAGE.

Member q tkf Royal college u Surgeons, Lon
iur. tt,dtate ir,iu oil iAust ,iilarni Coll, e
tn. ucd States and lie sic'; or PAT OF who's
ale has been sprhtIn the hospitals u t. ncoi.
r..r, !hllt.s-I. hi and ELSEWHERE, has eilcc,c son
ii the host unIshnig that were ever hnUwi
..Iau. troubled will ,iul my i'll The h,ad and .af
wilc!. as,, great Nervousness. lie ALARMED sud
icn ruunds, tnt>h.u.ntfs, With frequent b.t:shi.
attended sUIucins with dc. acn.e nj vi tie li.d
~ rf. o. al IIII;..SIiI;ilt i ------
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-22

The yellow fever was abating st last date
at St. George 10 Bermuda, but is still raging
IN Hamilton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-22
rs gGHyVApZ SELLING QUT}

zyTHY Nary / was up At Sch p,ar2s st re snd
W bought s>1:le q the be5C 0aTgalEss ever
had since he
Way Sally 5o12e sag he ain: going AWAY nor
sell OUT?
VOL Mary it don't make any difference whaE
lls IS going 10 a., che goods 5ad prices sre 81
care for; ne certainly sells goods % cents
less Ghan can f1 Them any where a!sei 50
iu5t 70 and try hita ana tell him you colIae ~
see The urice list thai viii 5l4"w you the differ
ence-tbat'a 90 YOU will suy seq 27--tf
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COAL FOR SALE

rE1O arrive from Pha>7alnhia, cargo Q! 70 E
L BERRY RED ASH and 4 NJ ! i5,l y
WHITE ASH, expressly for family use 4h5s
Coai is c nsldered superior to any that comes
to market Also Two carsoe5 OF BALTIMORE Co'5
Eco and STOVE. ell coal sold BY n1e i
weighed and warranted
JNO, LEATHERLAND
oct "a w No rs, King street