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Ey Williamson &c 20, facts,
mo. 1879 Main st, bet 9Th and 10th.

III Williamson e 10, Aasts.,
mo. 1879 Main st, bet 9Th and l0th.l
ZINE Furniture,
" Fancy Articles,
Fine Gold Watches,
Glassware, ~,
at auction.
On "Wednesday, the 9th July. commencing at II
O'Clock A NJ, We will sell at our ssiesrOoms, No l9
M Ain sirest, large assortment OF Furniture, Fancl
Articles, &c, consisting OF the following aud othe
articles
Jenny Lind, cottage, and Other bedstssds
Mahogany extension end other dining tables
Cabinets, wardrobes, wsshsta ds
R:sgrss, sofas tote s-tetcs, lounges
Rarior, cane SCAT and windsor chairs
Fine tapestry and other carpets
very large French plate mirror
Blankets quilts, sheets
Feather beds
Hair and ahuck mattresscs
Plates, dishes, cups and eauooEs
Knives aud forks, table linen
hijebGsrts, tin safes
Fancy articles
number Of line gold Watches
pair Fairbanks platfo: n scaies
Dry goods, ready made clothing. &c
jefg WILLIAmsoN co, AGcts.
By Slaughter j. 60, 14cFs,
tiS9 aain street.
WE will ssil ut auction, On Tuesday, July 9th,
w large and desIrst's lot CT Blockade and otLe
foods, con sistins In part OF
1000 psira cotton cards
400 papers cut tacks, No
POO pairs English meriao drawers
1908 lbs cotton yarn, No 10
bales cotton csneburgs
500 yards wocen kersoys
Black cloths, cassi meres, mougiines
Melton cloths, aipaccas, lawns
BieaELel cotton, Irish linen, hosisty
Spool cotton. buttons, towellns
CaiTJEins, isdie; CATERS, NC,
e2e-6t SLAUGHTER Il co, Aucrs.
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fda Tor Hsas-fa aDy qssntity sad a aif houss.
% Ssh -, nsav 6posswood Il Nsl, q 10 cents pr
Evss6 Nv .4-6s1 WI .c0R,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a. SPECIAL Notics.--I iuvit. particular ct
teUtion 10 my extensive ssie If handsome
Psrlor aud chamber fuenieuse
Elegant rosewood risao
Patent fire pooof slf'
ALSO.
An assortment of dry goods,
THE day, at 10 o'clock, st the residence of Mr
Roaeb b siIh.
Sec advertisement, ES PLEASANTS,
Jy4--it Auction eer.
-
III les, Lee. for a.s.-Csn he had In suy guam
tty, al all bo6rs Of the day, at tha American sta
bEes, cofne: OF 10th and Cary strcets
% It's dattH.
AMUSE MENTS.
Maw sIousVSD IrEArha,.
~ Corner Of I.h and Bsc,a SITS
.csin. and .ssgs ssnsscr .......,>....~BD CsdA
MONDAY EVEHIRa, JuIg 1884.
TWO NEW PIECES.
viii be prsseated for the lrst time, an elegant
Comedy, -Ut'tiea
OBEDIENCE TO ORDERS.
For Cast So bills Of ine dry.
Selected Piocos,
BY n rs blanche Middleton.
To conclude with, tor the fret tim, the ex ,eed
iuRiy funny Esros, never kofore played in this
country SEALED the
POST OF HONOR.
During the evening will bs sung, by request, the
grand
SOUTHERN ANTHEM,
By the entire Company, with b~auIlfu
ALLEGOklCAL TABLEAU.
Eg special request, the
Il III OST
will be presented tomorrow night
xa-ICE Water
The patrons OF the Drofs CGcS WI bBd L srge,
msgn| iicent, siive- C"oier Of ICE WATER IL the
RECEPTION ROOM, FREQ ot charge
EorICs BOX oaics cpen fIola 8 X a n to Do /,
9hen seats may he secured.
CHANGE OF 0PxSIaG NoU1.--oooTa open ct half past
O'CLOCK: performance 70 commence Sc half past
precisely. jy lit
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DALM Leaf Hats, .,u..s
)usi received, large sseofi msns ~ u"
how, r, ala, teal Hass: will II eos low .. s..y
AIsa. good ss-vrlbsu Ct oar e@a ~AA'
keis llsta ..ts 5r,Sss,1.
Aiso, due lei Of Chewas SID sa'osips "a yss
All the above Al DO had how a. snu ''"'~N
FACTORY, 81 Main st, Eiohn'9aj, u,yw&gp.
10 .y~Dl Ata'e" :"
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y.1ux a,,ss,s,sa Hail "Mssegps," iofnSy
',srsi hx Knhu : Ksr.ia, can be 'caa1 90 - Il
cadence. on the Williamsburg tarnS,As AZ. slaa
No y bs.sssy. Cows sooaid DO er"s,a'
o'clock VI and aI,er four O'clock .Msc,sss,asR.
ie &-imf " -
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IDEA NJ Is, W ashing Soda, &c.
% bags pea nuts
bbs washing soda
s kegs cooking soda
% feams wrapping paper, &c.
For sale by EDWARD McADAA,
18Th st. near Cary.
WANTRD.-Taliow, damaged candles and soap
grease jy4-3t
, 1864-10-30

feterate Government Indeed. I do NO
doubt, from -the circu1nstansial. avkeac.
: (s1thou2h do not know Tho Ast), that theEs
Ia already secret undeHstandisE between
JEFF. Davis and Napoleon the Tnih tafecog'
! nize the independence Of the Sonth up1a
, the election Of the Chicago caadidsses. ..
! Why wait fonF N onths until the 4th Of Mar eh
next, when The eAmerican people, By endon-
Ing the Chic,go plstforu, shall hayo decisEsa
for peace. With the additional announcement
In that platform, that the war for tho sup
PRESTON Of the rebellion has failed?
II. indeed, rhst wsr has failed, snd Ne c1n
not thus suppreas the rebellion, 1t Heuld not
only be the right, but upon the pfinclPlaA OF
international law the duty OF avery foreign
dsnce. Thus is IL that the Chicago 4cClaF
Ian platform invites recognition. What u
the meaning Of the recognition OF tho fnde-
prudence OF the South by France pudsr 8nch
ctrcnmttancss 1t means war. It neaes.
In the tkst place, commercial treAtiea st3pu-
lafipg great advantages in favor Of France,
and perhaps other Powers, It means, of
courae, the overthroE OF the blockade, 90 -
to carry on these treaties. It means conAi-
tions Destructive OF our intersats, and f.
voEable to the recognizing Powers
There will be no recognition Of tho inde-
pendscce Of the South By France or Eng.
land, or any other Power, II Abraham LIZ
coin should be re-elected in November next
The American people will then have loudly
proclaimed through the ba1lot-hox, that
they can and will suhdne the rebellion BY
force Of arms; and that they wilt continue
to negotiate from the mouths Of Of our can
non untn the Southern armies shall hAve
been dispersed and vanquished- Upon tho
news OF The reelection Of Mr.. Lincoln reach
Ing Europe, the Confederate stock, now walt
ing the success OF the Chicago candidates.
will fall like Lucites, 10 rise no more
American securities, including thoso
Of the Federal aud Loyal Stats Governments,
Of RAILROADS and other companies with. real
capital. Will all be- immensely appreciated
The difference IN favor Of our country, in
Gliding the rise in greenbacks, would be-
equivalent in few months to hundreds OF
millions Of dollars. Nor Is 1t only our slocka
that will rise at home and abroad, but the
national character will be immensely eI-
aItGd
, 1864-10-30
DR.. EAsTERlY,s PAIN KILLER.

ThJa Medicine ls an HnfAllIble cr1rc for
Bruises, sp1ains, Headache, Tooth.
eche. Sofs Throat, Collie, Cramps o.
8p4,&uk, Dysentery or Bowel Coz
plaintz, Nervous Affections, Pala in
the Face, Palnter's Colics Pains In
the Breast Side, Back and Limbs,
Cholera. Eho1eAA mofbua, and In
fac& wherever 1t In applied Pain can.
mot euats
II Ia nseE INTERNALLY sud EXTERNALLY Rno
u = perfect AkT1]0IK for ALL PAlR. TT II ye
afflicted.
Medicine Eso7t, ~ Nxdison ST.. Chicago. III.
, 1864-10-30

pEEFl BEEF !-Pr . sails in
- eapncata VIII b. :. ce,ved from drtt han u. AID
non ctuten. loyal = the sorerlment of the untad
s:s, osiT ii SsfF e.. s e. I'd
,ot - Qn!ted stkses Troopl in seoduaky C1:T md
~ 81 @ 81 81
1ch lsss time - he q nEa,gary aesealmay erect,
saa esena e. h =: a., q
Sid Eee. be s.eesa mot eul, s:aes, He ferz or
rssT 81 ca 4D vss
nd nd g. haas
er e e,s sa
@ usmass.y o. Astis.rt csnmss.ry - ra1 y sao..seses 4
he's vi
81 sapl. ence ssFEtne st tee Pot tor which ,orus
= Esep Aren't Win sat,aient tnrpj oi Bsefcas'
m SoSG y s neaF III I'll s ftoa,e With tvo eo,d
suesss. whose iar tSssb5ys
rhe Governme: 1eser xe. ne t1Eht 70 pay II 1seae
81 bids III II Be- es .he rut in by .naty
pss y + H. Il ss1s q
@ Il
q; f FEE
Ds,psiase ape,r foT which toiml VIII osf1s1 naed
% pc o. g.. e Il
fo5 gs s ~ y Ssefsa - N ,hs + a + sa
Ss ~ 1o spo r. q I'd sfsn &c
advertisement sns'' p Ss5' q !he F;MHknR
md and Jo6a1oe's @ lI:ssd. ohio. COS v1zi7t
DROPoSALS FOR SUBSIsT-
l. ENCE erORRs.
Boo. i Il: i e4nRE4r hhoeK. sSars 81.
~ 81 =, q; t.ra,1ad nv
, 1864-10-30

On the day Val]andigham spoke at Mon
mouth, some Of his frienos from AcDonough
county crossed the Mississippi with stolen
horses, On their way to join Price. Whether
1t WAS concerted plan between them that
they started while he was in the vicinity, is q
maIter Of but little moment. The fact i be-
yond cavil, that around Monmouth and IL
entity there are large! number OF the Sons
of Liberty; and they have obligated them
selves to help the rebels recruit n our lines.
On account Of his many adherents in that re-
gion, he went to Monmouth to open his cam
phgn in Illinois. He being the chief of the
Organization. and. anxious that his "south-
er1 brethren should succeed, 1t Ia but just
to presume he ordered on such a. were ready
to move, to join Gen, Price's army In MIS-
souri,. The fact that they went with stolen
horses is the more efgnlncant, because theft
from Union men Is . portion Of the unwrit-
ten rules Of the order. We expect to see re-
c1uits 60 from this city to the rebel army IS
soon as the election Is over; provided Grant
does not make the Confederaey unhealty for
such men before that ttme,-Roria Ir1nsrips
Oct 20.
, 1864-10-30

Three Thousand Col0Fea Citizens
Wait on Gov. Andy J0hnAoa-E1ts
speech to them.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Oct. 25.-Last night
there occurred q novelty, which must have
been about as heavy . dose as the rebels
here have had to swallow for a long time
The colored population, to the nun1bsr of
600, held torch-ltght proc ssaioa, with ap-
propriate notices, u Of a patriotic caarac-
ter, and paraded the streets for an hour, at.
ter which they stopped in fro ut Of tue Capt.
tol, and were addressed By GOV. johnson He
told them that they were about to assume
all the duties and responsibilities Of freemen;
but that while 1t Was their duty, in all things,
to act with moderation, 1t VAS their right to
defend themselves whenever their i5erttea
were ass allied. BE had oftee when his mouth
was closed by the e1a7eholdiag aristocracy,
1onged for the advent Of political Moses,
who would dleehthraIl the blacks and the
poor whites alike, neither Of whom were re-
garded as other than brutes BY the artsto:ra-
Ct. a voice" We ask You to be our de-
-llverer."l EYES," was the response Of the
Governor, TT will be, and will eta1d By
you. and protect sou, In an the rights to
which you are entitled
, 1864-10-30

O'Hrine Thomas 0'Brlen Wm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .Ioan
0su ,rna Henry Qkhrd Michael
OTHefl j j OKren Wa
O'RsIsa James 0'NeiI Vim
Otlsobert onJ nJohn0'Donoboe M:hl
Oliver j s O'Qon1ell Cor
O'sniI1YanJohn @ ne1lus
O'Mallar Jonn 0'Dnnue1 John
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES En-
, 1864-10-30
InftfAf9.

Tausts J4mes a. Yapt william Young F. ssaEAn
Yetl1 George Youpg Chs Yest albert
, 1864-10-30

It IL the boast Of the Confederate lesders
IN Europe, since tho adoption Of The dat.
form at Chieago, that upon the election NJ
their candidates, without waiting four
months for the Inauguration in March uext.
Napoleon Will AZ oAuA recognize the Coz.
, 1864-10-30

Fyuan J "a
EorfonEathanls1
Nichols Chs1 "
Nichols t.has M
Nash Eha8
Eey DAVID n
Fettleth'p 4
Noble Ronert
NewsomeKpht'm
Ht1son ! E
, 1864-10-30

4NE "AU0
MrRlfdy caphlAI
AecGrant l'kuIck
MtAyoy Patrick
Mclaughlin F a
1ftDcn1ld Patk Z
ally Patrick
Mckenzie capt,
Peter
McReadtpR TevCE
McCarty Ch4s
NcMehau SAIL
McAnulty James
N c {Non Ja1
McPheteou Irving
MclIoe j l.
Mcfabe Jamea O
McCA key j q
-NlckItch1eJamGs
McLAne JameaAf
NcK eCneJ JIG
MCMILLAN ]
:.NcDentld',Iaa 8
1IcCgne James
McDnt feel L
HlcI4onc Jar es
McIlvalpe j d
b4cEannnn3AUc4 &
McDu1aIt jacob
, 1864-10-30

Letntpe GkH rnrH
1ekT.tt Tfo1J mrs
LtthI d t1uellA uiss
Leo Matilda s mfB
LtUh A1yL g mn
LemlS EEchR mrs
Leonard Ann Ullss
Emts MTy Ana Ers
IeNia z & mis5
, 1864-10-30

President or Secretary Jousneymen Coaehnax1s'
Asscclsuon- ..Agsnt Of the Hszz ard Povd,r Co..
g Il u Ia
Curling Gl1o... Aken. Carter Lonsrd.:. r p5awer
e:47.::: Boz 4:s8... George, s y Y Il r.. .Ws,
, 1864-10-30

pOMee open from 1st OF Ap:N to 1st OF Noyeu-
her from q, m till p. NJ From Noyem Der lat TIL
April 11ts rom q. N. TILL g. p. -tund on sun3aJg
trcm a. N. to 1c;l5 a,In.
J. L. srRIeP3, Pm
, 1864-10-30
EprrlH ~.No1uES.
DIR. Btse1ow.

Confidential Physicinn,
Can oe consulted ~ hts once 1fo sonth Clask street,
corner OF Monroe. Ch1elSo.
Hall nlocl hum tne Port O6ce IN al Chronic nts
ate1, &no Oneke*t ot private and nelicRtt uAtQre
" ootn fG1ee: Fh'cn he iftA With Unparalleled
nuectts: Nooc senArste ~hsre Ladies and UeHtle-
mtn can co0tult tic D. e or with tea stricsett pY
Tacy. umct hours tfom A A.so8P, NJ pur6efs
1qto u!;s = 4; u Cos mu. !csttons eonad@ntN Can.
tnNatop 5rec. Afdrtes Po6t once bcT IL, III :los.
tive stennt and get Lis euils 10 Hesl;h.
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list Of Letters

LETTERS REMAINING INC A'"Ep in
The Pos.Lsfce at Cum er'and, Sac Vi Ma =
lani ols d,r Of A pril, 1865 s......
10 To obtain an o. rNese letters, the
applicant must call for 'adetrised let.trs Civ
the date of this list, and pay one cent for ad-
vcrtis'ng. ~. ~ "a hl
~ 'fIf not called for within one nlonh
the will he sent TO the Dead Letter OH
FREE DELIVERY Of letters nv errrirs nj
the residence Of owners ma lie SECURED by
observing TIE following RULES:
~. DIRECT letters plainly TO the street AMI
number, as well as the gos' Office and State.
o nEAH letters with The writer's post
office AM SITE s'ra and nam'r SIN them
tllin'y with full name. and request that an
sw rs le ii. cc;ed a'cordinglf.
- Letters TO strangers or transient ria :
in = town o. citv. whose special add .ass MAY -
untaown, $40 II he marked IN the lower lef .
hand corner. with the word Transient
a. PIace the POSTAGE stamp On the nIr r
ytght-trni corner. and isars snrce Ne'wecn The
stamp and direction for pos'-msr;in3 without
interfering wi' Tho wri';nr.
IN B.-A REC uEST or the r TURN o a
letter to the writer, If unclaimed within 3.
dl-s or less writton or printed with the writer
n7ne pos'ofice and SAFE a ross the left-h tn4
end o. the envelope on the c,ce side. will be
"om ,licd with IT the usu Il p.e1lA rate Of pos
tape, parable when the letter isde.ivcred to :hc
writer.-Sec. %, Law o. ls63.'
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GARDEN sEEDSl
......sI.a Of GARDEN SEEDS {.
Just received from
sr DAVID LA1DRgEH & SON.
A fne collection Of ag
EaEsU cARDEy SEEDS:
II. LsFEVTE & Co.,
Druggists.
md,lT-ly
,,NITED STATES INT sKNAI
s1 REVENUE.

rTnE attention of taxpayers is hereby
n Cd 10 tl'e provis- pns Of the UAiled Sit
TX ise Law re q we 10 the assessment Of anEu
.4Acs.
b. te sixth section OF the act OF Julrl 1892
it il IN de tic duty ofar persons par'nersh :,
firms, associations or cor, 'orauonS mate ha Dlt
o any annual dutr, License. or tax, on or De-
SORE THs FIRST MONDAY OF MAv IN EArE YEAR,
to make Il list or return 10 the I. ssIs'an' hssea-
,oc Of the Distric; wle!e located g inc amoah'
5f annual in romc the articles or Oh 'ects char
eli with Il special tax, and the lusine-S or oc-
'upaton lial l. TO pay am license.
Eyery person who shall fill to make suc!f re-
urn bv The day specified, will hc liable 10 20
,sscssed by the Assessor according TO The beq'
nlorn ,tion which he can obtain; and in sui
use The Assessor is required to add fifty nc
entum to the amount Of the items OF such lis
Ever person who shall deliver to an Asses
;or anr false or fraudulent list or statement
with intent 70 evade the valuation or cnun"rH-
lion reruiret, by law. Is snl iect TO fine Of fr
hund ed dollars and in such case ~" list wiz
We mide out BY the Assessor or Assistant AS
SCISSOR, and rom the valuation ana Enumeration
so made there can lie nc appeal.
PAYMENT Of the annual taxes except thoe'
for licenses, will not lie demanded until the
thrticth DAY of June.
The appro ,riatc blanks on which to m,k'
return and MI nccessar~ Information viii nc
furnished by Henry D. W'nccw. in Cumbcr
hand henry 3. ELin, at Film, Stone; FermHn
| Ham nm, at Lonaronin- George Charles
# Grlntsville, and Ralph Tha~er at Oakland
I'll Of whom are Assistant Assessors for Ale
am county, to whom the returns should lie
le!ive ed on or before the first Monday of MAJ,
II their respective OF ces,
ELIAS DAVIS.
U. s. Assessor 4th District of MARYLAND.
BoOSsDoBo March T. 'Gf ---marlo-St
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I Cumberland ii ,rkct
Il tcFcs.irg $Cnllrrr New.


The. M,Imtl6 l,inil,r, Anil 1Ith
says: t.u.1
Tae movements Of FORGET. until he is
again within ol- Inns. will necessary be
the attraction in ,hc West The public
Speculation maps out for this gallant and
advantur )us c,milanl an extended field
ofop ,rati,ns andiiup ,rtaut suits. Some
fuppos, Nashyilt,gl,y be tn, object. while
others lmagin, L ,rrest's certain capture
OF Memphis before he returns IN his origi-
nal base OF operations. But this, of
course, is. all conjecture. His invasion
OF Tennesseo ami Kentucky my b,
part Of a general plan Of CAMPAIGN, in.
volying other imp ,rtpnt movements. or il
may b" entirely independent of all con.
nection with the movement of all other
armies and commands.
There was rninor y 1s.erday tina, Burn.
side was landing tro4ps Mt Newport News
1t was not c1pirned at the wa: Depart
ment, and we do not know Of any raaso IN
to treat it as probable
THE SIEGE or CHARLESTON.
The Charleston .Mrcny, of April 81,
says: A new embrasurb for Il three hun
dred psunder parrot gun. bearing on
Fort Sumter, was opened on Friday
morning. During Thucslay nigh. fpa-
shots were fired from Gregg at Sumter.
all Of which struck n, fort. On Thurs
day the Yan,ee working .pirtics had raised
a gin for The purpose Of hosting a gun
into position. when suddenly our batteries
opened upon them, causing rather hasty
i,wering of the gin and dispersion of tn,
blue coats Since then a Sow disult6rv
fire has been Kept up against the ensmy's
works from few of our guns.
We hear that of late tho encmy's gun
boats have been amusing themselves by
shclling johns Island.
REBEL TORPEDO eokr DAVID SUNK.
The Petersburg Wa } Express, April
9th, says: 1t is believed at the NAVY
Department that Lieutenant Dixon and
his little torpedo boat, the David lie sile
~ side With the Uousatonic, at the bottom
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nFFlCIAL NOTICE
TO
TAXPAYERS!
Office Of fi,eraal Re,en,w,
Euuhnrlnnd MnYch Ii. 1861

J
TIE Assessor for the Fourth District OF Ma-
rylaad has this day returned 10 he the"'An-
nual Collection List" provided for by the act
Vi Congress, approved July LIST, 1862, cont.tin-
ing the .ssessnent for Licenses, Carriages, Biz
Lud Tables, Plate, &C.; aid hereby give no.
ice 10 TaA-i'ayers in Alegany County, that
ST. du.ics are due and pa ale, aud that n. S.
frost Esq, Dcputy Collector VI n;ernal Rev
nuc, vii! attend daiIy teXce!t Thursddys) a
has oti &c in tn cit, 10 receive the same, Until
ht l3,h dly Of April neat. .....
Persons, negIectins or refusing TO pay the
du,. . and taACs assessed in the Annual Lioi on or
,c!orc the I'D day Specified become liable TO
.ay the the pcn,i o. ten Per eeH:um additional
Dpon the ;.nlo! nj thereof, which viii Le cxacicd
IL eases of d :IinQuencJ. The law also pre-
.ec:6cs il penalty, ". ere persons carry uE am
."de Or nusu - without the requisite License
Jrhr,e times Tie amount Of the License, and In
sr!soHaleM iot Two yclfs After said ~ b ddy
Vi y ril payment Of the Taxes an penalties
.!oresa.d will bc enforced 10y Dist liut Of the
Real and Pe,sonol property Of dclinqucnts ,
aud information Of parties nceleciing 10 take
Lie, nsc will he Laid before the .G.and Jlry o.
The Unilcd States District Court.
cmlnd is also made for the payment o.
outstanding Taxes on Income for 1852 within
ten DAYS after publ alton of this notice af;el
which Ereper cen!Gm will he added 10 assess
ments remaining upsii, and coilescions cniu.-
,cd. .'..
I'D Excise Taxes must be paid in Federal
money.
FREDERICK SCIiLEY,
Collector, 4th District of Mar.linl
n. S. Frost, Dep. Col. 81 Div 4th District
Nd. March 2i-.t.
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
lnsolvsnss Notice.

Hugh MIX nay. nlLCArUN 81
s.. ilr IS il 'ay
l,i. C..lir.'s Ar,,. 1861 u,
h,r-rn"t tr-i ~ .r,la, " q h" er 1854.
that Il"gh NJ X ny YES ,rtre =, hi r."
1t r, .i~ ssan >ur.tr- that ih" Ii Non
dN no i"ttI ,.xi !. fixed iur he ~ iiu. Il
VI k'nnN t. "pi"ar it, ti' tn,ul Cent Iin
Al, r,I,h't' n,,t T. ans rr ~ II intrtr,pg IL,
ir- IS 'is. rrit,is end ,>crs aud s,ii,.t rs ~ !,
l,.,i",>.. ~ .,ll-.r against hiu; a,d hat II
copy at this 'rd,r II" rui'iish'I in = ne
"rw -I,aIrr printed u Ii.r it, 81 Cn,nb rl.n!
,c- = week thtrr sir ,s-Iv- IN niis prl r
l.. tue lat Monday Il a. t.ier next ~ such
tu,tise.
T-st-lI. RESIEY.
Amil 81, 1861 Su, Clerk.
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From Narth Ca7o!ina.

NawpEns, April 12.-Thc rebels have
appeared in large force on the Cho"sn
river; probably for the protection OF 'h-
shad aud herring fisheries.
Cap Lookout isht now burns as bright
as u.ual.
The Confederate censcr'ption is fus-
pended in the First Congressional Dis
ir;ct of North Carolina, and amnesty o.
f.red to al, North Caroluians who are. o.
have been, in the United States service.
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NOTICE TO .s..
MERCHANTS, TRADERS,

All persons and bodies corporate or polite,
in Ale M coanty, wlo are Of shall lie excrci-
sns o; pursuing LnJ business, OF shall be doint
.nJ act OF him, .: shall be in the ocr pa ion
.! any house o. place for any purpose for which
4. license is made nec.ssar, by the Laws OF MAR
land, are hereby warned TO obtain . Licel5e or
renew thesa same, .D
On Or bsftrs The lat day Of II,y ensuing
uniei the penalties prescribed W said laws for
the inrf.ction thereof. .....
Those interested are notified of the following
requirements OF the License Laws:
TaADERs LIcEssEs.-The amount to he paid
by traders for n license, 1.-THE amount OF stock
al The principal season Of sale to he given ua-
deI OATH is os follows # the applicants
stock in trade does not exceed 81 900 Sl2 90
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seven

The "CxIoS" NEWSPAPER. The last
number of the Union reached us in tn,
form of half sheet, and containing the
announcement that til, proprietor w's
compelled to suspend the issue Of his
paper for the present for tac wan. Of
luuEs
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L O u a l. .

Coal TRApE.-During this season and
UP to and including the 18th inst, 2So
boats cleared for Georgetown. carrying
for the different Goa! companies 81, us
tons coal.
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tons coal

RrLlorors NoTrcE by Divine per
mission. the Rev VIM: Ellis will preach
in the Baptist Church en- Sabbath next,
the Oath inst. In the morning at ha +
past ten; in the evening at half past
seven
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SllIPLEY HOUSE.
y y L | G. ID,

n q L G T.. ...
ASSISTANT QGAgT&uMAsrER' OFFICE,
Canii'e. Lind, Md, March 81, 1854.
A LII DEALERS in Dru IS, Hardware.
"A IRON, 5.etl, Lhmhc. Leather, Harness
.nG SAD iierr, arc requested 10 send 10 this Of
ii,c. on Monday. o. cm,h week, sealed pros
sal list, IN duplicate of the articles they are
pre-. ard 10 furnish to his Depot at short no
iirc. with the prize Of each marked in plain
fguieS, so that, in case the exipcncics OF the
service require it, the article Or articles can lie
oil tanned without della, aud NJ helowcst price.
Dealers Wishing to sell to this Depot will he
rerGlrtd ,"rEish the list punctually every
Monday morning.
GEO. W. HARRISON,
Captain and Assistant Quar,crmaster,
... Depot Of Cumberland.
mar3l-tf
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COM MISSIONERS NOTICE.

| HE County Commissioners are hereby
notified to meet at tlri.' ci.lce in the city If
Cunt e'and. OF. the FIRST MONDAY IN
APklLNEAT, az the hour OF 10 D cioel. A. NJ,
VI the purpose of hearing APPEALS, making
rans'ers, and attend ng 10 such other business
IS MAJ regularly come up
JACOB BROWN,
March 8, l3Gi-it. Clerk