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CHOLERA, or Iiarrhps, or FIX;
DyScntcry. Crampr. nnd Spssua-
Bilious Choic, or Oast't,s;
Searlct. TyphrH, or other tevcrs
Inflenz1, Coughs, or Colds:
Inflammation of Tho S,Op,arh or Iownis
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THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains ~ pages OF songs duets and chorusrs for Etee
dom. Among the choice pieces would nnrne. ''Fnir
Frecdoms morn.n % let my people go' Over the poun
tain" "Fhry worked me all the day. &c. Price cents
single, 6o cenls per dozen 80 per oo postage cent
each. .H.
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QuicK CuRE.--Y Young ladies who faint
On beins proposed To- z Gao be restored /,
eopsuio1snsss 81 just whispering ia thsir
ses thns yeu vrss cpl, Jskias I
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RUTH: A SACRED CANTATA,

contains iel rage,. Words by Rev sd,.y Dyer musi,
By Prof Gull This is excellent book for rs oi
the young. Prices paper covers 90 cents SIS per IO
bound 90 cents, $50 per 100.
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains 70 pages OF tunes and hymns designed Tor ~
val, prayer, and conference meetings. Price il, panel
covers single eopes 10 eens 80 per 100 Mailed The
retail price. T1 u..- ~
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.

.. SHOULD RE TAKEN INTERNALLY.
One dosa will stop the pain Its continued will, In
row hours, cure he patient.
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PREVENTION BkiTER THAN CURR

When you first feel pnin, thcR tnko to,spoeniui
o. OF the READY RFII =. in water; or apply II 10 tie
paris whsro you isu the discomfort ~. .......
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ID ALWAYS READY RELIEF.
THE GREAT EXTERNAL AND IN.
IERNAL REMEDY,
ST0Pe TIN NOT tXCRCClATlNG FAX
IN A fkW NlNUrRS.
RAPIDLY cURIs me PATIENT.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF


Proves ia snpc ioiy a all other Medicines at o, e.
IFS IlR INllCATlUN ID.
sh rciiovo the sufferer OF PAIN, no matter from
What cause il may originate where Il may 10 seated.
II In tbe Head, Face, or Throat; ..r
lin the Dsek Spao, or Shoulder;
. lin tic Arms, breast, or Side
I'm thyloi,ts, IAr,b,, or Masc'es
lin tie Nerves Tooth, or gers ...
Or In zHy other part If the body, Its application /, the
pat paris whsrc the PAN exists will afford mmadi.
ate rolleL .-...l ..s ....
IF SEIZED WITH PAIN
In tho Ntsmaeh, Bowels, or Kidneys;
.. .a In ,Ic Bladdsr, Spleen, Or Liver;
In the Teeth, Ears o. ThrnM
Ia the Braiu or No vons Syscm
Oao tsaspnnfJ OF .RApwAY's REAlY RELIEF
80 A wmrgiass of w,ttr w, IN few minutes, 70
store thu paiio't : 10 ca.o aud comfort =
... II Lane, Crialr ,ur Iiol ridden
.. II lai.e I. &c ldcd, or Burned -. ..
If Bruised, Wounded, or Cut
..... lrSirnned, Injured, or isabihi;
II sun "trOsc, or seized with F,s
q . II WaIk ia the sIinc ur Back
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-02
Medarys Three Years. sickness
--EBe Hath the "War', Demo-
Crat On The flBrain. VL.-.

We clip the following from Medary's
sccesh Crisis Of last Wednesday:
"PEAoEA AND WAR DEMOCRATS. Some
two or three Of our exchanges talk of soue
unnamei Democrats as peace Democrats,
and Of others aswar Democrats. We are
slck of such trashy'- Holmes County
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To this Medary saws.

''So arc we sick of it, and have been for
three years past We hope every Democrat
who hereafter saysthat he is War Demo
crat, for war PLATFORM, or in favor Of a
war candidate, will be voted into the
Abolition ranks, where he belongs aud let
him 60 by that name"
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boos .sTIlTTJIrTCss 1Oi hoGcf
LxNk asas pss~VaS ~ sssaaahly, call o.. Isli
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THEEHoRACE WATERS MoDERA
IMPROVED OvERSTRUNa AssB
Full Iron Frame Pianos

are built Of the very best and thoroughly seasoned
materials and will stand any climate The tone s very
deep, round, full and mellow the touch elasuc Each
500. H. ..... r...
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gIGSs OF SICKNESS.

ar give warning Of their presence, and II met prompt
ly before they become securely intrrnched within the
system, will be readily expelled
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TESTIMONIALS.

"The Horace Waters Pianos are known among tn,
very best. "-lEvmgalist
We can speak Of their merits from per.onol kocwi.
edge. "--[ehristiar ihtclligenoer.
"Waters' Pianos and Melodeons challenge compari.
son with the fusst made anywhere. "tHonie Journal
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puE HORACE WATERS MEloDEoNs AND
-. HARMONlIIkIS. IL

Tuned the Equal Temperament with me Patent Divided
swell Prices from $50 10 $500. ALEXANDRE Oh
CANS from $500 TO $500
LJ-A liberal discount 10 Clergymen, CbsrohsA Sab.
bah Schools, Lodges, seminsriss, and Teacher
HORACE WATERS, AghL
No. 4sI, Broadwey, NY.
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$2o5-NEw : OCTAVE PIANOS, Of direren,
makers, with carved legs for sylO Second hand Pinn,
and Molodeons u, s4OsSO, So, s7s si0o sii5, si59
si6o, and $780,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-17

prisoner the Rev Menwether Winston, plous ara
highly esteemed minister Of the Baptist Chusens
after stealing his small supply Of family stores.
In the meantime, aboub6 O'Clock r d, thetf Sevcis
wers broken In upon BY Conion's brigade, Whlcn
appeared In sight, and opened the ball In bcauuiai
style. The Yankees hpd ono Paryott piece y
Biackbnvn's on the Mountain road, adjoining Mrs
Hopkins; Mrs Aliens house oceupylng an lnter-
mediate pOsltl0n between the two 6Ie3 The
WYetches, regardless OF the life of The ladies at
Glen Allen, sheled the piacc; the missiles bursting
oil ground the dwelling, but happily un0body was
hurt" They nls8 occupied Hopkins's and Rowe's
houses, firing from the windows One minnie ball
from the Yankees passed through she window Of
DR. McCahes chamber, and buried itselfin the wall
Of the closet, smashing email quantity ef glass
ware. They finally moved dawn the Mountain road
20 yards the Yellow Tavern, and the rest Of their
movements you know.
The verdcions officers announced the defeat Of
Lee by Grant, the taking of Petersburg by Butter,
the death Of Longstreat, and similar lies.
Provldenttally, DR. b1cCabe was IN the city at
tending TO his duties, or he too would have had 10
share the fate Of the Rev Mr Winston. God grant
that the news we hear from Gen Lees army may
be. without abatement, a fact. II SD we may thank
Him, and take fresh heart Tor the conflict.
!. RespxNr.
PSI omitted to s:ate that the pillaging pro-
cess was principally conducted by the negro sol'
dfefs, about fiffy of whom were with the party at
Glen Allen The out houses bear the marks of the
minnie balls fired from Mr. Rowe's and Mrs Hop
kins's farm. A tree In the yard near the dwelling
was partially skinned by portion OF a sheD, the
fragments of which are preserved "a memorials Of
the visit of sour Northern brethren" -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-17
Losses In the I'd Co. Hewiize1s.
CAMP 2p Co HowiTzRas, I
May l3th, 1894.
10 tie Editor a. tho DsspaseA:

TO t~s Huseu5 v Vs0 VusPutSWs
Our battalion sWstsonsJ lost all il Asld e1lesn,
either killed or wounded. Col Brown, killed, (6e.
Mayer David vassen,s morally wouadei Up 70
this time seven pivasesg In this COMPANY afs
wounded, but none killed, via: c l. Anssian, -
Jos. Cooke, severely; -. raeai, severely q ID
Blrny, slightly; Geo MoTdecai, Islishtly ThAss
casualties all look place during me dsht o. Thres.
dey. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-17
g AesIrs We sincerely t,us. hts uegroship may

seahc aesiss We sincerely trust his uesroship may
Many of ihs Yankee troops who ,,oruea omr for
uaca!toee calne tnmbling over the works, cunIug
our men, who foumd them 60 drunk that they did
NOT khoW what they we're ahout.
Numoeu Of the sober on.s who were N tho ad-
vance nad sheJs knapsacks on, and ater being made
rasouefs were eske0 By out ifonps, show lld yOu
expect 70 hSne such battle - this encumbeseA by
- spimt: I'VE meant 70 surrender at the Afst op.
rnssMassys aad we brought our ksapsaeks along BE-
cause We wanted to have our plunder."
THR CONDITION o, ass. loxasTarzr.
II viii be grateful news tn the public 10 know
that Gen Lonsstseet b rapidly Improving. We
hear Gom Lyachbrrs that be was sitting up on Sat.
urday, and hls Surgeon erpects that he will he In
the saddle again BY the st OF July. Ills right arm
IL partially paEslyze but It's expected that time
will restore to the limb the usual vitality and
power.
TINS LOSSES IN 01M. LHE's ARMr.
Our icsses up 10 Saturday night last, In the bat
ties between Lee and Orsnt, commencing on
Thursday. 5sh OF May, wess comparatively slight.
The Charlottesville CAycatcis understands that Dr.
0ill, Gen Lcs's Medical Director, Instructed on,
authorities n Orange II, not to approve Of any
telegram which should estimate our loss up to Sat
Mrday night at higher 6sa,e than SIX Thousand In
k;'lsd, wSandea unH nissin2 and The fsctor Said
thai he felt convinced that forty five hundred would
cover cur whole loss up to that time. We have il
from high authority that Gen Tee himself estiaated
the enemy's loss at full thirty thousand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-17

8 Y n 4 l. d q = q r @
~~~~~>S-r-<-0-r-<-~ <-~~~N~>rsr@>~~
fa1soara o. 1ID pnn0n AaooesAxJCS'
Catered according 70 acs Of Congress n the ysss
lss,3, by }. 3. TnRAsnsn ia shs CiAsa'e s1Acs 81
ne District C6un al the COAtsdesass 0taies iss
the Northern MstSIct Of 0e0teta.
-~~~---~.~c~INoe~-~~<~--~r~ -
CHEERING NEWS rRON 1IR SHEXaNDO-
All Y.dLLEY-x1GEL'S COLUMN DkEGsr
70 WfzW HEArY LOSS.
loFrIcrAL DrsrATcHl
New MARKET, May l6-7A. n
10 Gen. s. Copper:
This morning, two miles above New Mar.
ket, my command met the enemy. under
Gen. Sigel, advancing up the Valley, AND ds.
feated him with heavy loss.
The action has just closcd 1t Shenandoah
river. The enemy fled across the north fork
OF the Shenandoah, burning the bridge be-
hind him. JHo. e. BascxINR1p0s,
Major aencral Commanding.
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S-T-186O--X.
Brakes Pianta ton Esidfers.

They purify, strengthen and invgora!e.
They create n healthy appetite.
They are an antido,o to change of water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and4nte
hours. ... ....
They strengthen the system and enlven
the mind
They prevent masmatic and intermittent fe-
vtrs.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach. ..
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera
Mofbus.
They cure LiTer complaint and Nervous
Headache. ..
They are the best Bitters in the world. The
make the weak man strong. and exhausted nay
lures great rcstorer. They are made of pure
81. Cr5ix Rum, the celebrated cn!isnya Bark,
0ots and herbs. and are taken with the pleas
urc of n beverage. without regard - ago or
time Of day. Particularly recommended to
dclicate persons requiring gentle stimulnnt.
Sold by all Groccrs. Druggists, Hotels and Sa.
looms. i, II. Drake Co. 202 Broadway,
Now York
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Fn1porrn,si IL EHRscs!

DP. HhRVEY's FEMALE PILLS have n'v-
IL or vet failod removing difficulties arr
sing FROM obstruction. or stnppage OF nature
or in restoring thv fTstem to perfect health
when suffering from Spinal Affections, f"olnP'
SUP. Utefi, the Whites, oF other weakness OF The
Uterine Organs. The pilsare periec ~ harm
iess on the constitution, and mry be ta.cn by
tl,oina.t delicate female Without enus'n5 dis-
tress-thc same time they net like charm ny
s,rencthcning invi Grating and restoring the
system to n healthy condition, and by bringing
on the monthly period with regularity, n" mat
ter from what causc. thenbstructon may arise.
Tbcv should, however NOT he taken during
the first three or four months Of pregnancy
Though Fafe Mt any other time, aa miscarriage
would be tho result.
Each box contains co Pills. Price SIX
Dn. HARYEYS TREATISE on Diseases OF
Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriage and Barren,
nees, SteriIity, Reproduction. aud Abuses OF
Nature, md cmphaticolly the Indies Private
Medical Adviser, Il pamphlet Of fi pages, sent
free to any address. Six cents required topay
postage,
The pils and book willie senthy mnil when
desireI, securely soulcj. and prepaid by
J.BRYAN, 81. H.. General Agt.
No. 70 Cedar ST., y. y.
Sold by all the principal druggists.
Nov. %, lSG3--lv,
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PREMIUMS.

New Subscribers to any two .! the Peri
odicais ror 1904, will receives premium their
choice OF any one of tho fur Reviews for
1868. Subscribers to All Ave will receive
their choice Of any two OF the four Reviews
for 1863, Subscribers 20 any or MI tie works
for 1854, II ay procure any Of the four Re-
views for 1853 to which they may net be
entitled rs premiums, 81 year each:
EG-The Third Edition of the September
Number Of Black wood. containing All article
by All English officer who WAS present ut The
Battle Of Gettysburg, is now rcady-riice
IS cents.
Remittance and COMMUNICATIONS should
be addressed to
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No. 80 Walker Street, n. \
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS
~ FOR COMPENSATION
FOR ENLISTED SLAVES
] T. y : n 7 E3
IN NiARYLASI

a
FOR ENLISTED SLAVES
IN MARYLAND
THE BOARD OF CLAT will hold its
es natNo.l IL SOUTH STREET, Baltimore
here otical copies of all mastering rolls
and recruiting lists will be fled and open for
discrimination of claimats.
II. Claims must be presented within ten
days of the fling Of said rolls, viz: on or be-
fore the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1901.
Ill No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who is or has been en-
gagged in rebellion against tho Government Of
the United states, or who, in any wny,ha
given or shall give, aid or comfort to the emo
mics of tue Government.
~. Loyal persons who have offered their
slaves FOR Culisiment or whose slaves have en-
listed without their consent, may file an appli
cation for compensation such application to
be acco npaHicd by a certificate Of enlistment
from the recruiting officer, IN oath Of niiegi-
Hucc in tho form prescribed, and satisfactory
proofs Of ii:'e; also = valid deed Of munumis-
sion and release Ol s'ryico Of the partiet
claimed.
In proof of title, the claiman. VIII bo re-
CURED 80 present an affidavit of ownership.
in which Husl be stated the time en- he or
she became proprietor Of the slave. and If for
life or iur term Of years; accompanied by
the sworn testimony OF at least two loyal cit-
zcns, residing in the ncighbGrhood and not
members Of Tue Same !diu!lE tNbSth 1llHllHE
the fact of ownership n of public not0rety.
The following oath will likewise be required.
Il do sUicmnly swear, that hart not purchaS-
ed or otherwise obtained the 81 ~ for whom |
now cllim compensation, irrm any Icrscn or
persons disoyal to the Government OF tbs
United States, with view Of obtaining COM
prnsaton for same aud further, that have
no agency for Cbtniniug coupcnsstion for any
person or persons bat such rs, to my kCU"l-
edge, are loyal citizens of the United Sthtcs.'
For tn" present aud until the law of the
state prohibiting manumisSon hall have been
repealed, pledge to file such decd, when cal.
led upon by the Board. accompanied by a re.
lease Of all claim to service Of such :laYo,
will be required.
V. The Board viii proceed to examine, in
order, the applications, with certificate Of en-.
ljstnent, oath, and proof of title: and il these
shall be found satisfactory. viii award com.
pensRtion not exceeding three hundred dollars
for each able. bodied slave enlisted, TO be paid
provided valid deed Of manumisson md 70.
lease of service shall be filed by the inimant.
VI. Said deed Of manumssion and releasc
Of service having been filed with the Board
and approved it will issue to the claimant
certificate, setting forth the facts, and stating
the sum awarded which, ON presentation 10
the Chef of the Bureau of cnlorcd troops, at
Washington. will be paid by him.
VII. Blank forms Of application can he
obtained nj the Office of the Board.
Published by order Of the
SECRETARY OF WAR,
S. T. SrREETER.
President Eourd Of Claims.
JAM, lSGi-tlM
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Stephen w. Dovvney's,
Government Claim and Law 0f,ce,

WASHINGTON, D. G.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS AND OF
FICERS! Attention Widows of Sol
dicrs and Officers Attention Fathers,
Mothers, Sisters and Brothers of decd
Soldiers and Officers Attention Off.
GERS and Soldiers who have had horses
and equipage lost in the Military Serv-
ice of the United States Attention
Officers who have recruited for the
Service and have unsettled accounts
Attention farmers whose grain has
been taken for the Armies of the U
States. Attention all who have claims
against the United States
NOV is your time TO have them
i collected or put in proper shape SO there
will be no difficulty in collecting them nj come
future day. DO not deer the matter until the
evidence necessary TO subslanliate oar claims
cannot be had
Soldiers wLo have served two years are en-
titled to Slo0 Bounty
Soldiers discharged on account OF wounds
received IN battle arc entitled to Si00 Bounty
and pension of So per month. The heirs Of
deceased Snldiris are entitled TO The same.
Officers discharged The service on account oil
wounds aud Tie widows and children of de-
ceased Officers are entitled to pensions rs fol-
follows viz For 1t. Col. and all officers of
higher rank $50 per month. Major S25 Captain
$50. LIST 1t. SI7, 2ui 1T. Sl5.
Epeciot attention given to Courts Martial,
and officers under charges should not fail to
1pp'y for counsel
The Undersigned respectfully calls your at
lention TO his great facilities for collecting
.i"ius against the ni,ed States.
The collection of Bonnties, Pensions, arrears
OF pay. &c, promptly attended TO.
The heirs OF deceased Soldiers will find it to
her advantage TO place their claims in my
hands.
Call nt my office in the Columbian College
Law building on Fifth street Yves, between d
and f streets, Washington City, d. c., or nd
dress me through the Pnstoifice
STEPHEN W. DOWNEY,
Attorney at Law.
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SILVER WATCHES +!

Fnst Glass Hunting Tlme-Picccs for accura-
cy of movement. beauty Of material. aud
above all. hcaprcss in price, these watches
must insure unIv,Iun appreciation.
An imitation 50 faultlcss that it can hard
ly be detected by the most experienced
judg,s. The material being Of two metals.
the outer one fist quality Sterling Silver,
willie the inner one is German Silver. it
cannot he recognized by cutting or heavy
engraving, making it, not only i'll appear
ancc. hut in durnl iliy the est resemblance
OF SOLID STERLING SILVER in cxstcnco
Tie sale Of the Watches in the Amy il
source If cn'lnrus profit, retailing, rs
they very readily do, ut S25 and upwards.
Many hundred dola"s can he.maae in sim
Gle pay day by any one of ordinary bus.
mess tact.
Eg- At WHOLESALE ONLY. In
heavy hunting cases, beautifully engraved,
white enamel dial. and fancy cut hands. in
good running order, hy the half dozen, S72.
Sold only ty the case Of six
Upon receipt Of two dollars, MS guarantee
nf good faith, we will send watches by cX-
press to any part T the 'yal States. collec-
ting balance of bill on delivery. Ills en-
surcs lu,crs against fraud, giving them
tlcir watches before payment is required.
Soldiers in me disoyal States must remit
cash in advance, MS the cypress companies
percmptorily refuse making collections in
such dangerous localities. Remember, cash
in advance from within the army lines in
the rebel states ! We guarantee the cafe
delivery of all Watches, whether they are
sent by mail or cX rcss.
HU 6BARD BROS. Sole Importers,
III Broadway, or. Curtlandt ST. n. !.
Feb 25 'G4-lm
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Lyon's Kath akron.

Katbairon is from the Greek word 'Kathro,
or 'Kathairo,' signifying to cleanse, rejuvinate
and restore. This article is what its name sig
ni6es. For preserving. restoring and beauti-
flying the human hair II IS the most rcmarkn-
BILE preparation in the world. 1t is again
owned and put up by the original proprietor,
and Is now made with the same care, skill and
attention which gave i. Il sale Of over one mil.
lion bottles per annum.
II is most delightful Hair Ercssino.
1t eradicatcs scurf and dnndruT.
keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Itprsvents the hair from falling on und
turning grey.
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values hcRuh
ful head of hair should use Lyons Kathairon.
Tits known and used throughout the civilized
world. Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEMAs s. BARNES CO. Projectors.
Sent. 9, ls63.--6m. NE'V YORK.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. /. HUMMELSHINE,,
ID Ei MT IST

DESPECTFULLYinfo forms the citizen of Cur :
~ berland and the public generally, that lie
has removed his office to his residence, on the
corner of Baltimore and Liberty Streets, over
Read 4 Brothers Store, and immediately op
posite Campbells Drug Store, wncrc he is pre-
pared 10 attend to th.practic. of DENTISTRY
in all It's departments.
Feb. !, lS6i--y.
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Insolvents N office.

Hugh McKenDy, ! APPLICATION CAT, n. on y,
vs.. the 18TH DAY oil
His Credito,s. April, 1864 Dis
charge on the first Monday Of October, 1864,
that Hugh McKenny G yes notice to hi, ere.
litors, eudor-ersand sureiiesthat the LIST Mon.
day Of October. next is fixed Cor the said Hugh
McKenny to appear in the Circuit Court tor
Allegany county to answer such interroeato-
ries as his creditors, ensfsers aud sureties may
propose or allege against hing and that a
copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in the citX1 Cumberland
once week f,r three successive months prior
to the LIST Monday. OF October next as such
notice. ., 97'
April 81, ls64.-3m. Clerk.
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EDISRURG MAJ
TERMS
POSTAGE,

The postage to all part Of the United
States is now F.fly-sia Cents a yea. fur Me
Whole Fire Publications.. viz -twrrly four
cents year for Blackwond and on,y Eight
cents gear for Rerie.c. Postage is pay
able At TIE Office where the uumt ets ara re
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Hotel Property for Rent
and Furniture for Sale.

THE under .igncd will rent the Revere
l. llunse adjoining The D. q. r. Il. Depot
on baltimore S:LeCt. tor Il term ct three years.
commencing Oh the list lay of April next
~ furniture, Bedding &C., belonging to he
house WIN he sold 10 the person or persons
renting the house.
Here isa rare chnncc to make money, for
one who understands the business, and is will
ing TO devote his whole time TO il. The ras-
scneers from four trains stop ut the hous'
daily Except Sunday only two 'raias) lc
meals. None need apply unless he or the.
have sufficient means to purchase the furnt
lure aud make II handsome payment upon thu
purchase and can give ample security Tor ih'
balance. Certificates of sobrieiy and indus
try will he required.
The Bar and Restaurant will he rented viii
the house or if not required will he rente1
separately, the location ia the best one in the
city. | will also rent the Room now used as II
barber. shop. for II Store or Confectionery, po-
ses lion given on the first OF April next.
For terms apply 10
Jan.lI,lsGi NJ. TRElBER.