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SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII REOErvED by the Tres4 4arsr
Of ths United States, at Washington, the several
Assistant Treasurers and Designated Deposits drisa
snd by the
First National Bank Of CEeVeIaBd, O.,
Second National Bank
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country viii give further iniorEla.
ion and
;AFFORD EVERY FACILITY T0sUBsOBIBERs.
lsep3OI69l
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CLEVELAND 4 ERlR RAILROAD
"a. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1854,
On and after Monday, Nay I5th, ls9i, Passenger


On and after Monday, Nay eth, lssl, Passenger
TrAi1s viii run Ha follows, Sundays 6xoegted):
LEAVE CLEYELAND:
5:{4 A M.-DAY ENPHESS TRAIN-Sfoppiur =
MiiiOughby, Painesyille Geneva, AshtabCla,
OOnneaut aud q .rsrd only, and arrive at Ere 81
I:l5 p. ~ Dunkirk 30 P. NJ, Buffalo 10 p ~
3.90 z. M--CIN0INNATI RESS-StOppinq AZ
Painesyils, Ashtabula and GiraTd only, and sr-
riTes ct Erle6-zl P. ~ Dunkirk S:2i p r., Buf-
$50 P. M NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
stopping az all 5t9tions and arrive At Erie at
l:la P. M.-NiaHT EXPREss TRAIN-stovpiur a,
Palneaville, Ashtabuls and 6irerd only, and
arrives At Eris ~ lZ;42 A. n, DuntiTk 2:t8
A L, Buffalo 4.lu A. \.
EEAVE ERIE.
IsZ5 A. M.-HiaHT EXPRESS TRAIH-stousinr
At 9irbrd, Ashtabuia and PsinesFilie only and
arrive at Cleveland at ). 20 A. N.
500 A. NJ. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TRA1H-Stopping at all stations and arrive a
$50 A. N TOLEDO E&PRESS-Stopping at al
gtatiOAB except SwGnVille, 5aybrOok, Unionvflle,
Perry, Mentor and Wickli1e, and arrives ak
a:se P. M-DkY EXPRESS TRAIs-stoppipr AZ
Girard, Conneaut, Ashfabula, and PainesVflla
only, and arrives IN Cleveland at 20 ?. \.
- second OlAs- Oars ara run on al through
Trains.
An the trains going westward connect at CeYsla nd
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, CsncIn-
natl Indianapolis, 81 LOuis &c; and all through
trains going eastWBrd connect AZ DunkirE with tie
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad, and g. Rui-
fl with those Of the New fOrk Central 4 Bulillc =
New York CITY Railroads for Now York, Albany
Boston, niagara Falls &C., and At Erie with tfsiTa
on the PHILADELPHIA a Erie Railroad.
80 Day Express, East and West, connects a.
Girerd with Trains on Eris Pittsburgh Baiioad
UisgsIsnd. MAY 10Th. Isss.
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Selling Out! Selling out!

IN CONSEQU UENCE OF THE
l. realty advanced prices Of Goods. and the
settled state of tho market, have determined to
close out my present business, and will therefore
this lay commence Offering ray entire stock of
Goods at such prices will insure their spe dy
sale. l cannot, in the brief pace Vi An advertise
mont, enumeTRte ths articles in the stock. but il
comprises tine stock Of Linen Goods, FlRnneis,
Blankets, Dress Goods, Black Sdks, Balmoral Skris
Shswls, Ladies and Gents Handkerehi5fz, Oott N
and Wool u Hosiery, Bombszines, AlPacas, White
Goods, EmGroderies, Lace Curtains, Table Cloths
Napkins, Velvet Ribbons, and q full assortment Of
Goods usually kept by me. All goods viii positive
iy be offered Is low, and many articles even at
les price, than they can now Dc purchased for in
the Easier market The public, es well as cOUn-
try merchants, win md this good opportunity Of
lenishing their took very advants sgeous
terms. All are inv lee to call and some OF
he bargains. 5. HYMAN
b ep2O Cor. Superior st. and Public Square
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E0si -e55gEGE Ttas- Gatis,
1854, sHnlmcT irraHgom6nt 1854.
FOX THE
AgRITA AED CLOSING OK NAILS
At THE
CLEVELAND POST-UFFI b,

COMMENCING H0SDAY, aAT ls-E, 1864.
bz5- Mails wil 70 OpsBed and ready FOX delivery
ole hour after arrival Of tTsiEB.
81 All Esiis Close gHs b0uT before daPsTtus. u
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aIEE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
NLEVELAND. OOLUMBUs 3 ~.

HLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
OOINNATI AILROAD,
1854 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT IB5A
list TrSin-5:25 A, M--CINOIHNATI EXPRESS,
stopping st Grafton, wellington, New Lon.
dOn, Shelby, Crestlids, Gallon, Gilead, Car
dlngt0n, Ashley, Delaware Devils Centre end
W0ethingt0n.
ID Train-2.z5 P. M.-AUCJMMODATIOH.--
al all stations, and arriTas IN Columbus 81 20
P. n, Cincinnati 80 A. 4.
d Trains-7900 p. M--HlGHT EAPRESS-StoppinE
AZ Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New LONDON,
SHELBY, Creattne, Gallon, eilead, OardingtUn
Traius leave Columbus at 30 and Il: 20 A. NJ p p
arrive at Cleveland ys29 A n, $50 and
OOEEECTIOHSi
S6olbF-Sandusky, Mansfield Z Newark Railrond, %
Mansfield NJ Fernon. Newark, zsnosvins,
0restiino- Pittsburgh, FORT Wayne Chicago Ball
road, Forest Up2ar SsEdusky, Dolphos, Lima,
kOrt Wayne. LapOrte, Chicago, &C.. West and
East Tor Mansfield, Wooster, mhsdillon. sc.
draitOu and Bellsontaine Railroad Liue or ARripu
Beieiontaine, sidney, Union, Nance, Indian
apOlis. Terrs HaGte, Vinoennes, ETArsvils,
Louisville CAIRO, ST. Louis, &c.
DeiswRre-Wit Springfield Branch for Sprinqfel1.
OoiuEbu5-LitIl8 Miami y Columbus, ana Xe iia
Railroad, for 1enia, Dayton, indianEpOs,
Terre Haut9. 3. Louis, Morrow, L0Veland, aud
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Miasirsiupf
Raiiroad st ClnciEnAu for Louisville, Egafs-
VILE, Cairo, St. Lou5, and ali points o. The
Ohio tsiver.
Oolumbus-Oantral Ohio Railroad for Newark. Zsaes-
vile, Wheeling Sc, Columbus, Piqua q In.
diana Rsilroad for Pigua, Urbana, &c.
8-fOr Tickets 70 all points aud information apFly
3. the Passenger Station, and ct Union Ticket Ofc5
l47 Superior street. y. 8. FLINT,
Cleveland. May IA. l86s. sHDerinkandsnt
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DILL OIL OIL!
kLBXAN6R8, SC0FIELD s. 20.
REFIRSSs OF
Extra n etrOleHm OIL, BenEOle and
HaehiHBTT Oils,

Va rsv nsrtsoula attention 70 packages, thereby
saving ouT ongtomers' much loss by leakage. We
gusranfee our oil to & perfect sstIfaetion, and
IS good as any made In the Elty- Aho' Se pay par
ticul8r attention &c putting eJ,rzor-
EaHa NAPTHA Oh BkbhOhEst
s9iTaDle for Varnfsh Manufacturer or Fsintersi
use. On hand and for sale
300 bbls extra refined Petroleum OIL.
100 bbls Eeodorzed Benzole t8quRl to T1TpentiEsl
100 bbs No. LubricRting OIL,
which We yin sell ct lowest market pr1ces-
OTrlcE-IOS ST. Olalr-st, formerly occupied p
VIM. O. sc06eid %.
JoHs ALEnAHpEH
WE. g. scOPTrIp CLEVELAND, o.
BEATHEw WuanE. apri!2
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Spectal AdVantages OfthIS LOan

In addition to tho very liberal interest on the
notes for three years. this privilege of conversion B
now worth about three per cent. per annum for the
current rate for $50 Bonds is rot less than rie ~
cent P'eHsii:a; and before the war the premium OF
six per cent. Z. 5 stooks was over twenty per cent
1t Wi be seen that the actual pToht this loan.
at ths present market rate is Ices hal ssn por
cent per snnum.
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o. S. 7-sO LOAN.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that
subscriptions viii be received for Coz pom Treasury
Notes, payable three years from Aug. l5Sh. 1854,
with sei-annusl interest at the rate Of ssysn aud
thrse-tenths per cent. per Annam-prinoipal and
interest both to be paid in lawful money.
These notes VIII be convertible at ;he option of
the holder st maturity into six per cent goldbear
ing bonds, payable not less than five more than
twenty yesrs from their date, as the Government
may elect They WIN be lssued in denominations Of
$50 500, $500, 900 and $500 and all suhscrlp
tons must be for hfty dOllars or some multiple Of
aay dollars.
The notes will ne transmitted to ths owners Tree
OF transportation charges a. soon after tho receipi
Of the original Certificates of Deposit as they can
be prepared.
As the notea draw interest from August Is, per-
sons making deposits subsequent 70 that date must
Psy the Interest accrued frO date of note to date
of deposit.
Parties depOsitiBg twonty-hTe thousand doIlars
and upwards Tor these uotes at any one time will b
allowed commission of One-qusrter of one per
cent.
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2a limits.


" and 1ftar Monday, Nay l6th, ITS Pssssnrs1
5.as 5ains VII leave Cleveland IS ioi0Ea .saHdaIs
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into Six Per Cent 30 Gold
Bond.
its Exemption from STATE or .sEu-
nici1,9f Taxation.

Bat aside from all TIE advantages we have emu
Icratcd a special Act Of Congress cXcmpts ali
,ond. nrd Treasury notes from FOCAL taxation. On
he average, this exemption is worth about two
per cent per annum according to the rate Of taxa
don in various parts Of The country.
II is believed that no securities offer so great in
duccmcns to lenders rs those issued by the govern
icnt. In all other forms of indebtedness, the faith
or ability of private parties, or stock Companies or
tparatc communities, only. is pledged for pay
while the whole property of the country is held to
secure the discharge of all the obligations Of the
United States.
While the government offers the most liberal terms
for its loans, it believes that the very strongest ap
peal will be to the loyalty and patriotism Of the
people.
Duplicate certificates viii he issued for all icpo-
sits. The party dcFositing must endorse upon the
original certificate the determination of notes re-
qured a.ld whether hey arc 10 be issued in blank
or payable to ORDER Wntr go endorsed 1t must be
left with the officer receiving the deposit, 10 be for
wardod to the Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by
the Treasurer of the United States, at Washington,
the several Assistant Treasurcrs aud designated De
,usita1ics, aid By the
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! 800 U.I.NMlE - !
l GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
roaporEp FLUID ExTRAcTBUCHu, a Positive
ard Spe,,i6c Remedy fop diseases ct the BLADDER
kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsical Sweiiings.
7hts medicine increases the power Of Digesuon,
and eScite the Abborbents into healthy action, BY
which the Wstey or Cacarecus depositohs, Ghu
Ill Unnatural Eniargements are reduced as wen u
Pain and inflammation.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Weakness arising from Excuses, banaLs Q,
Dfsslpation Early Indiscrttion OF Abuse attended
with the following symptoms -
Indsposition to EzeEtiOn, ioss 1 o. ,T%ur'
Loss o. Memory, DihcuIty ei a'fe"iu.hs'
" cak Nerves, Itemulhe'
Horror Of Disease Nake'u,i'eI9'
n;nress Of Vision. Pain in the Back,
Universal Lnssitudc Of the Muscular systef1b
10, UouJs Flushing of the Eodr,
n.rreps ,f the Skin rrup,ions on the Face.
Paid Countcnnncc.
Those symptoms, if allowed 10 90 ON, which tins
this medicine invariably removes, soon follows
IMPoTEycY, fAft!rY, EPlLEPYlC FITS,
In one of which the Patient may expire.
Who can say that lcy are not frequently Followed
bv those - Dreu Discasts -
"iNsAyiri AND CONSUMPTION"
MANY are aware # their suffering
Brr NOSE WILL CONFESS TIE n*coRps oF THE iNstSf'
.ssyLtHs,
lint Ncy1nt6ory EIitAs 6y Consumption bear ample
witness Of the ruth Of the srr'oh
ne Ctnii uion oncc gNdciea ici't Organic HcdEHess
requires the aid Of incici,re ~ strengthen and m
EAf-l Hs.sso,ps EXTRACT BtCHt 1Hvar'atiy
aofs.
A trial will convince the most skcptital.
FFMIES-FEMAIES
In affections pec.liar 10 Ftma'es the EXTRACT By
cHu is uncguallcd by any other remedy a. IN ohio
Spnurcssion Of Cust.mtrv Evuc'intiohs, liberated
or Scirrinous state of the Utcras, l;enchorihra or
Whites Stcriiitv ari for all complaints incident TO
the SEX whether arising from ihdiscretioin bahis oil
Dissipation, or in the ..,,1,i.. roy,
Take no more Palscm Mrcwry or uHp'edsa' !hediT
cincs far vrn'e's'r' and dangerous disease: -
UELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIlC AND M
PROVED ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES
r, al, ,bcs, STAGES At little expense,
little or 40 change in Pet, re Fa'ehNNhiep'''
And TO Eapo;t-e
II causes frcrucnt desire and gives strength TO
t'rinnte thereby Removing Distractions Prevent
no and Curing Structures of TIE Urehra, n'laEin'
Pain and IndamRtion, 50 frequent in the class o,
diseases and cxpc!ling cy Poisono', diseased and
'oOTpoW Hi"i''r.
TuoCstvps rro. THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BEEN THE
VICTIMS or Qu,cAs, and who have paid hc"rg t"'
t, cared in a short time, have found mat 'ho'
yvare drrciyed and that tn" ''PtlHlN hn"
.I,n use Of "pawertrr asrpyGrsrs" been dried n
in the system to break o,tt IN ~ aggravated form
md gsrfapS gft'r m'rri'Js.
Use HrtNpot.p's EXTRACT Buctr, for MI affections
md diseases of the URN AIRY oNiANS, whtthcr
.xisti,rs IN VALE or FEMALE, from whrtEr,
rausc originating and no mattcrot HOW LpAN
STANDING.
p',,s.., # tho,c Orgars requires thca:i Of pl-
r-rUgtf, NM Npnrr - EVTp ACT Hf'clIT T.
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III, s. 1880. LOAN.

The Secretary of the Trcastry givea notice that
subscriptions will be received for Coupon Treasury
Notes payable three years from Aug 18th 1864,
with ecm-onnual interest al the rite OF seven and
three ,enths pcr cent per-annum, principal and in
terest both to lie paid in lawful mohcr;
These notes will be convertible ct TIE option OF
the holder at maturity, into Six per cent. gold
bearing bonds, payable not less than FIVE nor more
than twenty years from their date, as the Govern
ment NAV elect They will be issued in acnomi-
nations of $50. 500, $500, loo and $4,000,
and all subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or
some multiple of fifty dollars.
The notes win he transmitted TO tin owners free
Of TRANSFORMATION charges as after the receipt of
the original Certificates of Deposit rs they can be
prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August l5 per-
sons making deposits subsequent to thatdate must
nav the interest accrued from date of note to date Of
deposit.
Parties icpostins twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time VIII
be allowed a commission of onc-qnarter of one pc
cent. which will be paid by the Treasury Depart
ment upon the receipt 81 a bin for the amount Ger
tilted 10 by the officer with whom the deposit was
made. No deductions for commissions must he
made from the deposit.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGE OF THIS LOAN
ITsA NArloS.L SAYINGS BANK, Offering higher
rate of interest than any ether, and the best secu-
rity Any savings bank which pays lis dcpositors
in T. $. Notes considers that it is paying in tie
hest circulating medium OF the country, and il can
not pay in anything better for its own assets are
either in government securities or In notes or bonds
payable in government paper.
1t is equally convenient TEMPORARY or per-
nancnt Investment. The notes can always be sold
for within fraction Of their face ami accumulated
interest and are the best security with banks as col
itcrl!s for discounts.
Convertible into Six Per Cent $50 Gold
Bond.
In addition to the very liberal interest on the
for three years this privilege Of conversion is
now worth about three per cent. per annum, for the
current rate for 500 Bonds is not less than nine
per cent premiu,a and before The the premium
IN six per cent U. S. Stocks was over twenty per
aent. 1t will he seen that the actual profit on this
oan, at the present market rate, is no, less than ten
cr cent per snnufr,
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BELyipERB Hail. Mr John I Raymond
and his famous Dramatic Company arc still
giving nightly performances to large and az
prcciating audiences. Mr.. Roymon4's com
pauy is an attractive one, and we ale certain
that those w,s attend their exhibitions, come
away fully satisfied with what they saw ats.
heard To-morro@ night is for the benefit ..
Miss VI. i. Gordon, on which occasion a
splendid bill will be announced, and GOO
treat may be. expected.
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IIOME AGAIN !
Dr.. J. W. EWING

Respectfully informs his old friends and the public,
thai lie has Al ain returned 20 his old stand IN Cum
hcrlaud, BALTIMORE STREET OPPOSITE THE
POST-OFFICE, where hr is associated wit, Sir. G.
b. McLAUGI II in ms old business, tic
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART.
BENZ prepared to execute all kinds Of work IN he
fines, siyIo Il III srt No picture allowed 70 leave
the gallery unless Of the beet quality.
aid wife parent child brother, sister friend,
~ who love some dear, distant departed friend,
what would You not give to gaze again upon the
features Of the lest LOVED one Come then while
YOU have the opportunity and get good pictures at
ow prices, the value d which will he incalcLiabIe
your friends Years 10 eorne. Remember delays
re- dangerous Jan !, foHf
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SALE OF CONDENSED IioRsEs AND MCtFs 1T
New CREEK, WEST NA.-Capt. Geo. W
Harrison. Assistant (lnartermaster at thu
post will sell eighty horses and I" . mules
condemned property belonging to the United
States Saturday morning next at u
o'clock. All josirous of getting cheap hor-
SEES or mules. should attend the sale
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GEO. L. WEBSTER,
IDEAL ESTATE =. OkfR,
IL FREDERICK, MD.
Has Tor ssls number # VERY VALUABLE

a. ikEDEklth, MI.i
Has Tor ssls number # VERY VALUABLE
T A II VI s,
Situated in freicrick county, Nd.
No. /, contains sos Acres of iirs,-quality land.
Nc 9 contains 2iS Acres.
No 3, contains about 800 Acres. Beautiful Y
SITUATED Elegant improvements Land in II high
estate of Utilization.
No. a. contains $50 Acres. Il one Of the best i'm
proved Farms in the Count. very desirable
home
No 5, contains 10 Acres OF hr,-quaity Land.
New House and Barn, complete out-Iiouses. New
Fencing.
No 6, contains 2lO Acres, 10 miles from Ike city.
Good Dwelling and Barn, at $40 per Acre.
No l. contains 65 Acres, 3in!Cs from Frederick,
Price $40 per Acre
No. g, contains 10 Acres, miles from Frederick
$4,000 for the place
No. s, Aouse ara Acrcs Of Lard 3 miles from
Frencrick, and will be sold for $1,000.
No. 10. a frst-cAss Dwelling, in one Of the most
pleasant parts Of the city.
49, Capitalists wishing to make investments. or
PURCHASERS des,ing Homes Viii do well to examine
the Real Estate offer.
GEO. F WEBSTER,
Real Estate Broker and General Business
Agent, No.,s, West Patrick street. Frederick.
Oct. 10. l864--it.
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Thursday Morning. November 10, 1864.
PUBLICATION OFFICE on BALTIMORE STREET
IN Necklaces 8 STony BLOCK, OVER
Hams Dhf Goohs STORE.
Tuy ELECTION N CuMHERLAxp.-Contrary

The ELECTION N CUMBERLAND.-Con tru'y
to gcncfal expectation, the election passed off
very quiet only one or two disturbance oc-
curing at the polls. From the nature OF the
contest, and the expressed determination OF
the Copperhc!As to vote at all hazards, it was
anticipated considerable excitement would en-
sue. whicl, might lead to bloody scenes, but
no hndrancc being offered, beyond the oath
the Copperheads deposited their ballots, taking
the oath without any eompunclion OF con
science on their part. There were men who
subscribed that oath on Tuesday last who
have been known as secession advocates and
have been heard tocxpr9ss their SYMPATHY with
treason. Do they not stand before High
Heaven as pcrjured men !? Most assurcdiy
they do. We know Of no depth of yillainlS
OF infnmy that is too low for such mca TO de-
ecend to accomplish their pnrpose-a purpose
to assist in any manner possible to aid IN the
overthrow Of this Rcrubic. Every Copper
head in Cumberland gave his vote to Me-
Gelbin, believing that he was giving at the
same time vote for the recognition of the
independence of the Southern Confederacy.
Do one doubts this And yet, notwthstard-
the binding nature of the oath, they swallowed
it knowing it to be in direct conflict with their
opinions and sentiments.
However, in spite of I'LL the trickcry, knav-
cry and falsc-swearing, we have beaten them.
Right and purity have tliumphed over wrong
and perjury We have to day the gratifying
pleasure of announcing to our readers the
glorious intelligence of the election of Abra-
ham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson to the
Presidency and Vice Presidency of the United
States Oh Maryland has declared for Lin
coin aud johnson. The whole State Ticket
is elected.
We cannot withhold our eagle from Mount
ing to our columns and herall;ng the glad
tidings of glorious achievement that
will tell with mighty effect upon. tho already
fast waning hopes ofrebeldom, now struggling
for ray Of light fom tlsier alIies,:a the
North. Disappointment is Their doom. The
Young Napoleon is politically buried so deep
tadi nc VIII never W hho"h ESit'''e' -"
leader OF u political party. His delcst can be
attributed to the want of re-intorcc'acHts.
KILLED DY THE Cas- - Charles Warneky
a German, was killed q. Hcdnesda. tycnin:
last by Tie cars. IT 1scc,e5 that lie attempted
to get through the train whioh was standing
across Baltimore StreC5, and IN crccy.il. uu-
der tho cars he was caught by tie wheels be-
fore he could extricatc himself, aud most hor-
ribly nanglca. lie was beyond recognition
save by some papers found upon his person
which led 10 hts Identification Coroner
Strong lvld al inquest over him and rendered
verdict III accordance with the facts above
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n II IHUN. NVIo1I VI -tFhVh'JT'
Oct l3, 1S64--3t.
EyTATE on DANIEL SAVIOR

u
rl,HIS is to give notice That the subscriber hath
obtained from the Orphans Court for Alegagy
County in Mar land. Letters Of Administration en-
the personal estate Of
DANIEL SAYL0R,
lntc of said county, deceased. all persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby varied
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof lc
eailv authenticated to the subscriber, on or before
The i4th day Of April next; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves Indebted to said estate
arc requested TO call and make Immediate payment
Given under my hand this Ith day of October, 1864
~ A. NJ. l.. BUSH, Administrator.
Oct 49, l364-3w.
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El-s.-s-<..S.Ax<@s.sso.a<,

Coat TgADs oN rug i. Il o. RAILEoAD.--
The sh.omcnts Of coal over this road for che
week epding Saturday, N,v 9th, amoantcd
to ,0i3is torn.
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First National ESanTk
OF BALTIMORE.
Second National Bank

OF BALTIMORE.
and by all National BANKS which are deposiarics Of
public money, and
ALL iEsfECTABLE BANKS ASD BANKERS.
throughout the country will give further informa-
ION and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Augll--3m
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REPORT OF THE GRAND jury.

GHiYp ,traY Room Oct. 22d, 1861.
II he H.AoTIJi. Cur q 1Rsgniy Comfy:
aN.E GRAND INQUEST FOR ALLEGANi
l. .Ol NTi, composed VI the Grand Jury assem-
blcd, respectfully beg lea'u 10 remot 10 your Honor
that they have visited THO County Jail Of said county,
and after vicTing and looking into Ut "Fe:sl de-
par,.ucuts Of the's5t J,l do say aud report, that
thcy have fonnd all If Il in good condition, rooms
clean prisoners well taken of, and as wen pre-
yi4td ~ " the amount allowed by law will admit
If nd that is most satisfactory to the Grand Jury.
Also respcc,fu beg leave to report that they have
visited The Alus House Of said county. and after
carefully sXaminng into all the departments they
find the number vi paupcrs to be orty-four, and that
they are All well cared tor in clothing and provisions,
and every necessary comfort for 'heraceommodation.
\ ID yhc Grand Jury also further beg leave TO say
that in their examinations OF said County Jail and
Aims House and Farm attached thereto, due praise
IS 10 ue given hose persons who have the said de-
pirtnieu;t urder tlI,ir charge.
The Grand Jury would also recommend the tearing
away OF the old dilapda,ed log bnilding on The
northwest side Of the main building and the erection
OF Il new and substantial teicl building il its place,
rs it now Is Il erdGngcrs and EXPOSES TO damage the
other buildings and improvements by fire.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Oct ~ is5i-5t. p. HAMlLL, Foreman.