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PORT OF PORTLAND.


Friday. .....................Fe br unry ~.
ARRIVED.
Br steamship Britannia, Meiklereid, Glasgow, Jan
10th. Reports delayed several days in the ice
and has been short Of coal, Brings 70 passengers.
Brig Armandale, Jones, from Havana
Sch Eliza Ellen, Blaisdell, Sullivan for Boston,
Sch falismaD. Grindle Bucksport for Boston
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood, New York
Steamer Lewiston. Knight, Boston
CLEARED
Sch Fred Sheeror, Sheerer Alexandria II I Ma
chin.
Sch Edwin Reed Allen, Alexandria III T Machn
Sch Julia Newell. Trott, Philadelphia T. G Willard
Sch Ruth liodgdon, Hall, New York, X g York
& Son.
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Portland Society OF Natural History.

A public meeting of the Society will be held at its
Hall, No. $50 Congress Direct, Monday Eyeoing,
Feb 18th, at n O'Clock.
Members and their families are invited 10 attend
By order of the Council.
febll DIT GEO. l.. G00DALE, Rec. Sec'y.
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Lost.

DErWEEN No Free street and the Inrerna-
ID tional Bank, roll of bills eontaing Sixty Dol
lars Any persod finding II W Il receive a reward of
Five Dollars by leaving i at No. 4 Free street.
Feb. Is, 1864. div
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Dg- 1t is said Reverdy johnson will sus-
tain, in speech, the resolutions of Mr.. Sum-
ner in favor of an amendment Of the constitu-
ton abolishing slavery.
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Reward.

A liberal reward is offered to any one who viii re-
IA turn to the subscriber diamond pin which
was, on or about the Gath of November last taken
from me by young lady ON Federal street by the
force of arms. Any returning the same will do
me great favor, aud shall have the pleasure of
making her acquaintance. febl3 d2ts lie.
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GLASGOw-Per steamship Britannia 1853 bales
mdse, Wyman Arkley. IL bales do, NJ Bailey, %
bales Wick, Agt Grand Trunk Railway, IL boxes
mchds, bales do, ii pkgs Wool, A Dickinson s Co,
pkgs mchds. Dredge Wilson
HAvANA-Brig Ansndale $50 hhds Moasses, 81
tres do, Chase Bros 4 Co.
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sB-A house and barn, belonging to the
heirs of the late Hollis Brown, in Brewer
were destroyed by fire on Wednesday last.
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R-lf you are going to the West, South. or North
West, procure Through Tickets at LIrrrRs Union
Ticket Office, No. 81 Exchange Street, where you
may have choice of routes at the lowest rates OF
fare and obtain all needful information.
Nov. 2, 1868. TuThS&wtf
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BAD BnEATH-The greatest Curse the human
family is heir to- How many lovers il has separated
how many friends forever parted. The subject lie
TOO delicate; your nearest friend will not mention it,
and you ignorant of the fact yourself To effect
radical cure, use the BALM or A THOUSAND
FLOWERS'' as dentrihce night and morning. 1t
also beauties the complexion, removing ali tan,
pmples and freckles leaving the skin soft and white
Price 80 cents. For sale by H. II. Hay, agent for
Maine, and all druggists. nov25 coda eow3m
To CONFERENCE.-The Rev. E. A. Wilson Q
Remedy for Consul npu, Asthma Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
together with pamphlet giving the prescription and
short history of his case can be obtained of
II. ii. HAY. Druggist,
Junction of Middle and Free sts., Portland.
janl d. Win
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tf 10 cure cough, hoarseness, or any disease of
the throat and lungs use Howes's Cough Pills. Sold
by II; II: Hay, Portland, and by druggists generally
jan2J d& w3ms
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PASSENGERS.

In the Britannia from Glasgow. l. Aiken. Ed w o
Dizer and lady, ii A Mckay. Thomas J Marshall
Charles Bartlett, and 60 in the steerage.
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M. e., M. A.,

q An adjourned Meeting of the NJ. G. NJ. As
81 ISOLATION will be held at the Library Room,
TVon Tuesday evening, Feb. 10th, al y o'clock.
W Business of importance will come before
the meeting in relation 10 delinquent members sc.
iebl3 st M. CARSLEl, Secretary.
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HOWARD'S
CANCER AND CANKER SYRUP
CANCER AND CANkER SYLUP

s,hPhSscs Wt hHoWH AenedfcS
Sarpdsses all ka0UR Remedies
FOR THE CURE or
Cancers. Canker, Salt Rheum old Sores
Cancers, Canker, Salt Rbeum, old Sores
Erysipelas. Scrofula. Tumors Ulcers
Sold by IL. IL. Hay, Druggist, Agent for Portland
and vicinity. dec3l eod& w3m
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1-Consumption and Catsrrh and all diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by IsHA
LATIoN. BY c. MORSE, NJ. D.,
auls62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
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The Patent BELLE Monte Skin.

full assortment of this style Skirt at AN.
pERsoss Hoop Skirt and Corset Depot. under
MECHANICS Hail. decl9 d3m
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COpartncrship.

COpartnership.
TINE undersigned have this day formed cOpart.
Il nership under the name and style Of
OR O S MAN & CO..
for the purpose of transacting the general Apothe
cary business at No. 20 Middle street.
C. \. CROSMAN,
Jan. % 1864 DIV J. W. &. MORRISON.
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SPEECH OF MIR. GOODWIN.

On the Resolce for the Remordi ofthe Seat of
Gocernnlcnt, ia the House Of Representa-
tees, Feb. 4, 1864.
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Feb g. no lat &c. was passed steamer, supposed
the HibArnia from New York for Galway.
Feb 10, no lat &c. was passed steamship Australia
sian. from New York for Liverpool.
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was entered and robbed a short time before.
sy- The Courier makes a great fuss be-
cause the morning papers condense sum
mary OF its Geographic report Of the legisla-
tive proceedings, and do not give it credit
The boot is on the other leg, now. Last win
ter zoe published Geographic reports of the
proceedings at Augusta, which the Courier
copied from, and in no case ever gave credit.
We believe we never found fault with them
for SO doing.
Furthermore, the same paper, daily, con-
denses all the locals in the morning papers
without giving credit for the same. Perhaps
our neighbor will say that the condensation
is his, and therefore no credit should be Civ
en-. Be it so. Our report of the legislative
proceedings is a condensed one, and, we
think, a more correct one than the jnmbled
up report as published in the Courier. So
confused and mixed up have been the legisa-
tive reports in that paper, that, AS we were
informed, the agent of the Associated Press,
who wished to telegraph to Boston some of
the proceedings, was unable TO make them out
from the published account in the Courier,
and was obliged to send to Augusta Tor an
Ineligible report.
The Courier says "it will have justice of the
morning papers," SO far as the Press is con-
cerned it has got it, without saying anything
of the impudent proposition of the proprietors
of that paper to the Argus and Press to pay
for dispatches which, necessarily, would ap-
Ia, 10 Iaf ha
morning papers go to press. As well might
they ask us to pay for their Geographic dis
] patches from the South.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-18

JOE PRINTING
OF every description, szssateG on atsaHA Presses In
he BEST style, and At reasonahle prices.
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-"JeWsIs irOIsA an AntI-LIncOIn
Circular" 90 sN's

Under the above heading, the Cleveland
Leader (Ldue6lu AbeRton) says another cir,
eular has come iato its POSSESSION, "in which
su attempt Is made 70 undermine popular con.
fdehce in Mr. lincoln in time for the canven.
uon at Jane 7tht so IQ1gTE ~ ~ II w
The Lsadrr fgriher ssys that ibe. people
may see the malienity OF these Tnot aCap-
p,rheads, but Chase attacks, it gives '.Air q
Chasss friends the benefit OF the Italicized
portion OF the Circular which il quotes as
follows. a ~ srr.tr VIA 10 tr .-a.
The one term principle Is a part of the
political faith Of the people Phs people
hars lost all confidence in his ability 10 sup.
press the rebellion and restore the Union. I'm
"VdsciliatiOn GRd iadeeision hare been ne
real cause @hy our reH appointed ayBtfSss
haSa NOT succeeded ia The dssTHett0R Oflyks
rebellion sr.
"TAe cant s6onf Honest Oa Abe ,eds al
nrst afHusiAg, it fAcH becdR,s aridieilloas o.
out nop it is absolutely criminal" st., 1s i,
The Leader adds that Ief Davis is spoken
OF in the circular "bslR man Of Gne powers
AS compared with LpColn,' y Oplv ll.isk read
er OF Chasetes comparing JEFF Davis and
Abe Lineoln What will the rhdleal Lincoln.
tss do ebpnt II -lStafssmGH. sii 1ffia ~.
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Dpeing SPOUSE.
Lost,

Il OsT--All persop' sre hereby cautioned sgainst
\ negotiating for note drawn y me, dAted Febru-
aTy L. 1854 for four hundred and twenty two dollars
and 4 cents (S49a 10Y, thirty days, and payable at
first National Bank, Nineinnei 10 tie order OF o.
W Rowland said note has been loa' rnd sll persons
are oanhened Aot 10 pHrohAss or reeeiyethe same.
JOHN A MlNlcK,
Mr.JoHH A. MINICK Tue note alluded TO AbsVe
never reached me hy mail or otherwise, ald n no
longer valid a. against you on nv account
o. W, ROWLAND
o'aslansu. February 10, issa-lslldf n
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FOR SALE BY

Wn Weasthsh apd " " Stewart, Daytsn; 6eorse l.
Boyer, hamisburci Isise Slayer, nBlen; q nder-
son. osAfetFille; Myers. New Lebanon; " Jacks
ChRnhFTshuTe y y Bauer, Harrisburg; D divine,
SIN Ner West balumorel Rookie 90, Germantown,
MURPHY, Nandaliai Niekos, Liberty; y kees,
FarmFrsville, HeFarling Herr salem; W PVfninnt,
Williams sNauer, Wet Baltimore; Parker BFo
Col RAEkeIshVTg and hy DruGgists and Merehanta
eeasrAilJ AEonGno tho Uahsa States and cAnedha.
aea staIdIY
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MphoINtRrp.
CHARLES RAsOBkE,
GENERAL UPHOLSTERED,

OHIO BLOCK, THIRD STREET (MR sIrTBLL,s
Old STAND DAYTON, OHIO.
A Ill knds OF Uphelaterng, such a. S0faa, Chairs,
"A Stools, Mattresses. .Ae, done TO order Carpets cut
and htted, window curtains hung and all kinds oi re-
perni done ~ The shortest noHes aud mott rsasoha
hle terms
RqsrSas''--stsysr Gillespie and Barney, Parker a
Oe .. a..
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lApNs.l.qIsIaa RATNs.

many years saEes and dupeA scar obed fer the
''el xir OF lite" ann when whisky vas discov-
cred II was hailed as the great desidernbuni
aud called aqua rite, but alas, il has turned
out TO be the water uf death to far TOO many
errng mortsla The elixir Of lie, however,
is sii an tusmoring topic, aud louis Fieuier,
a French author, has lately pnbhshed an art
Gle in L aimee Scienti69ae iu winch he I'd,
vances the claims OF coffee as n means Of pro
longing human life. With respect 10 its ben
efcisl influence be cites iacls 10 proof OF his
position.
Quoting DR. Petit, of Chateau Thierry,. .on
the subject, he says .U
"LeI US transport ourselves 10 the frontiers
Of the Department ui du Nord to the coal
mines Of ChsrlerOi, there where thousands Of
/ men buried every day for twelve hours 70 tho
bowels ui The earth for the purpose Of extract
ing the enormous masses OF oal required for
feeding the furnaces Of our factories We
there see vigorous workmen, whose exterior
Indicates robust health and the ereHest mus.
cular development, aud yet their food is Meth
er substantial nor abundant; three or four
cups Of coffee "a day, aud potatoes and Que
pound Of meat IL the. week, is all the nourish.
rnenl sqpphed to the wol lkmen ~ the coal PITS
OF Charterol These iasR can live on QUE
quarter ot the TODD thsts necessary 10 keep
up the force Of other indiviiuals
IN the neighbarbood oi Riesenberg, in BIZ.
hemia,iiu the midst OF The Krapaek mouniRluS
there ex,sts a. race of poor people who almost
All follow the Trade II weavers For lyesrs
their food had seehalpgesher insuiic cut bt- d.
ing composed solely OF potatoes; they were re-
ducrd TO such state OF wreichedness as TO
become TO some extent Degenerate. Forta-
natey the medical men Of the county con,
eeiyed the idea of placing them upder course
OF coffee. The trial Succeeded BEYOND all ex.
pectatiou, aid the weaYers OF keissnbeIg E have
no longer cause, to itpyy The health and
strength OF the workInen OF other countries =
For the purpose OF facilitating the =, 10istidaf d
OF that sautary substance of the loor uudu-,.
laueers, The Austrian government have r.
GENTLY abolished the duties that used 70 De-
levied on the importation Of coffee C6fIe,,. q q
say NJ de Gasparin, renders the elemsnjs OF,
our organism more stable. 1t observed
that under the influence Of coffee, the produce
of the seeretious is more fluid, the respiration IS
less active, aud, consequently, the loss under
gone by the absorbed substances less rapidA
d'minuton OF animal heat has even been
observed under similar circumstance. r sg.Ls
This last eonseqqenee helps us to, under
stand the utility OF coffee In hot countnts
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Mrs. A. called and gotons dollars Woreh of
TWELVE GENT sWoAE, At MISioK'A.
The incest kind. .... Z.
Mrs, b. got one dSAar's worth OF tAs incest kind
FoURrBEE CENT SUGAR. AT MINIOKs
Mrs, Q. got Sns dsIIafs WSrtA Of rhS sAssass qasi
NJ OF
srxTRHN cHNT SUGAR, AT NINIoK's
Mr.. B. says that he got the best quality Of TeeA
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINIoK's,
That ne ever dNnG. and Mrs B. says she got the IN
Osi OF tEHh 20 .'u...
GREEN TIA AT }. A, MINIUKs. .4s
while every body aSlls gets some Of that eKeellen
ExOELsIOR SYRUP, AT ]. A. MINIOK
Mr. M. rays he purchased AhSlf barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT J. A MIHICK's,
Decidedly the rest he ever used while the supply o
NO. 1 MACREREL, Az J. A. MIHIOK's.
Both tor sire and quality, eannet be exeeled this
any other market ..
pect his stock OF
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
O0FFEES AND TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries to be seen
in the city. HIS large eatshlishmentls on the
Corner OF Market and Jenerson sts.
auIsv
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Coffee and the PrOIOnEaIion of
Life. r

la the days Of the old alebemisis, a noiion
prevailed that some substance could bs OLE
tanned in natare that would prolong human
life and render man almost immortal For
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Wo=partmersblp.
piggolNlion.
DISSOLUTION.

FIlHE 60 plrinRFghip hsretaOFs existing Miller 4
J. Cha. Oh, In the dArihsnt r rglorng Bu.iusss was
dss0 we'd by mutual consent the iirst day si Feb
rlrv, slant, The books are In ths hands OF Henry
Miller who will continue thA bus the old stand
Huston Buldng. coruer Third ana Jsaerson str etc
Those Wis haFs claims against the firm wilt present
Jhsm for payment and those no Indebted TO tho
urm are expected tS call and settle Ihsr accounts
~ithodtdolay, az ths bn'iusls must b. ele.ed !,
fesdsw s.GH iRcH
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Trunks, sc.
Aeatber StorE.
NEW LEATHER L STORE

AuAM WEiNaAATMEM, Ht
as Third street,
LYEEPs espstsntly on hand All kinda Of I.sathsr.
N such ns sole upper; kip; ealEskip and rnorosso
Also harness and bride lea her shoe nkFtnai shoe
bindings, Ac.
-. HE bighes. priee 10 sash Isld for Hidss and
LeaiaeE y ue roneh. ~ itdan
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A boy in the Maiden Mass posi Office Fs-
Gently struck part OF the wall where niece
OF brown paper bad been pasted Il. Rayey
way and diseloses that ihslalhs bad beea cut ;
9ui and the hole tilled With shayines ready for
firing This was the Office 81 the Abolnion
POSTMASTER Who pardeted young convssae,
p1 Peas elsfku st,dE u ysw sal CT gsit asa
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nd6~ ~Conneetieuts share Of The public debt,
State and Natiouai, already amounts 10 over %
eighty million of dollars Ss0. .0O0, ,0O0)l Abo1s,
hton Lincoln in Washington and bis Con.
leeticut BuckinghAm, at he State capitol viii
DO their best IN the ensuing year. 10 make Il
Sl0000OOO0l, Farmers, mechanics, iansi B
soEEngRen' yiu you perPstnAie this Buck b
ingham- Lincoln rule another year. aud make
yourselves the willing slaves ol debt and
atiOu Bridgeport Former stohas 81 ~,
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IininlRntun.
WORTHY Of the EINETEENTH OENTU0Y.


IN. n. CONWAT's
L i N i M T. NTU M
Fer ths speedy aud sneotuAl euFO of
, r Fl Il U M "A II I g M
TN presenting the 'I.1imentuu'' to the public ~
i enc ef the best and most curatiVe medicines .
the day, do nat wish - BE- und6rstsod a. riafninl
forltthe powered Performing uHheard Of oures but
l d. dom thAt for all the purposes OF FAMILY
LINIhkNr, Il has no SiaAL fks ''IAAimsntun'
hA Hs u
Never been known To Fail.
IL aHy ease Of RhsurAahsu, ne matter Of how lens
standing, whore tss direeisnn were oArefaiy follow
ed, aoTI indeed 10 the case 81 any disease for wheh
u 10 recommended,
In eAsss Of nsaFs ga, pAlns il the back sids, aud
ehest crampa 10 the storaaeh, sprAins, spinal rrfA-
on aud weakness, ehrsne sores burns, Boalda most
ed feet and hands, tesShAehe, headechs, &c II -
ike aeharm.
rhs "Li0ixeutau is the result Of many years
perseterinG experiment., and eom0nes Smoug ia rafe
eHoelleneies the pa. amount virtues Of
AN EXTRAO eDINARY PRNRTRATIVE
POWER,
which other unirn 4nt es, and which 10 the
secret or the unparalleled ouessas which meets the
"IAnimentum" whereverit 10 used
TRY 1T ORoR, AND YOU WILL NEVER BE
.fhle WIrKOUf 1T.
ltla put up 10 ss cent, 50 cont and 81 bsttes with
tull directions for use, and manufactured only bv
Dr. < CONWAY, Pronriesoi
tf.f.f No. toa Third b.. Dayfon ohio
ssI.ssy sSS s1I: y '''A'1'' sAa druggists sYsyEasrs
snFlia fFrF ..l
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-19
List of Letters

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
the Postotlice at Cumberland, State of Mary
land, 10th day of May, 1861.
20 To obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must call for 'adrertised letters give
the date Of this list, and pay one cent for ad-
vcrtising.
Ft7- '.If not called for within aar month,
they will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
GREE DELIVERY of letters by carriers, nj
the residence of owners, may be SECURED by
observing the following RULES:
81. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number. as well as the postotiice and State.
-. HEAD letters with the writer's post
office. and State street and number sign them
plainly with full NAME and request that an
swcrs be directed accordingly.
40. Letters to strangers or transient visitors
in n town or city, whose special address may he
unknown, should be marked, in the lower left
hand corner, with the word Transient
~. place the Postage stamp on the upper
rioht-haad corner, and iedrc space between the
stamp and direction FOX post-marking without
interfering with the writing.
~. B.--A REQu EST for the RETURN of n
letter to the writer, if unclaimed within 30
days or less, written printed with the writer )
name !postogice and STATE. across the left-hand
end of the envelope on the face side, will be
complied with at the usual prepaid rate OF pos
tagc payable when the letter is delivered to the
writer-Sec. %, Law of lSG3.'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-19

we think, Of 1854. At the outbreak of
the war he was lawyer in New York,
in successful practice. He became Ad-
iutant of the Garibaldi Guarl, but when
he found the influences predominant in
that regiment he resigned. He was
then appointed by Governor Morgan
Lieutenant Col of the 44th New York
Volunteers, bette; kEovnas the E worth
Avengers. During the Peninsula cam
paign he was promoted to the position of
Colonel, and last Spring was. ut the re-
quest of General Meade, made Briga-
der General, General Rice was a man
of intense correctness of purpose, with a
strong religious bent, which his war ex-
periences had deepencd. His courage
almost amounted to rashnesss. He
leaves wife, but we believe no children.
He has family connexions at Albany.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-19

REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for Allcgany County, us n Court Of Equity.
the subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at 10
o clock, 4. NJ,
On SATURDAY,, Tie Al dag Of Juar, 1864,
at St. Nicholas Hotel in Cumberland all that
lot of ground situate on Front street, in the
town of Cumberland adjoining the dwelling
of the late Hazel S. Butt with the improve
incnts thereon, which is described in deed
from George l. Thruston, and Elizabeth. his
wife, and Charles b. Thruston, TO said Hazel
S. Butt, which is recorded in Lbcr II. r. No.
II, folio 323 and G, one Of the land records of
Ailcgany county.
The terms Of sale will he ono third Of the
purchase money to be paid on the day of sale
onc-thrd in ak months, and oncvthrd in
twelve months from day of sale, or sooner Mt
the option of the purchaser. The deferred
payments tn bear interest from the day of sale
and to be secured by notes with security 10 be
approved by the trustee.
j. II. GORDON,
NAV PTS Trustee
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ADVERTISING RATES :
L O G A L .

ALLEGANY County BANK.-As our
readers will perceive from an advertise
ment in another column this institution
has recently undergone reorganization
in its management. 1t now processes its
readiness to do not only domestic and
local banking business, but also to fur
nish and deal in exchanges on distant
points, and presents as favorable terms of
eastern exchange or redemption as any
other of our Banking institutions.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-19
TIC L.
vTHE ALLEGANY COUNTY BANK

L is now prepared TO do II general Banking
Business, such as Discounting Bills of Ex-
change, and, also, selling Exchange on Balti-
more and New York. This Bank will allow
interest on deposits if left specified time.
The Board of Directors will meet ON Wcdncs-
day ofcach week. The bills of this Bank are re-
deemed at wainwright Co.'S, Bankers, Balti-
more, ut onc-half per cent. discount.
J. EVERETT, President
WI. ". APPLEG ATE, Cashier.
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SHIPLEY HOUSE.

This well-known stand has been taken by the
Undersigned, and is now being
RENOVATED AND REFITTED
in a manner to make it n pleasant Home for
Boarders. and transient soiourners.
His Table will ut all times be furnished with
the BEST the market affords.
The old Patrons of the House. and the new
friends of the proprietor, may rest assured that
nothing will be left undone to merit full share
of the patronage.
His Stable is ample, with a careful and at
tcntive nostler.
nprilI-3m. JACOB SNYDER.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-05-19

COUNTRY SAFE.-We understand that
a number of sick and wounded soldiers
arrived here on Tuesday morning, among
the number was one who was with Gen.
Sigel, beyond Winchester, he says one of
their pickets was fired on by "Jush-
rrhacher," the "chivalrous" +. +. V was
captured and brought before the Gener-
al; his order as soon as he learned the
case was cup with him and don't hunt
the second tree to do it on" As soon as
such orders are given and executed
promptly we may rest assured that the
"country IS safe"