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EDITOR Wv Hmm.
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WORTH 100000.
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION !!
5oS BROADWA n Y

Among those who have acknowledged the receipt
from u.s. of Gifts valued ut over 500, drawn du-
ring the month of January 1865. the following
kindly permit their names to lie used.
Rob't II. lIo,chkiss, New Haven, Conn, Mclodeon
value $3.50; Mrs. Happen, IL York ST, Brooklyn,
Gold Watch, value SD; Miss L. 7, Dickerson,
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Mrs Jcrusa Miller, Scranton Pa, Diamond Ring,
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Springfield, H., Melodeon, value Sl25 Dr. J Van
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Many persons throughout The country who have
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names published or we might extend this list.
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/ CARD TO INfAllDS.

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ESTRAY NOTICE.

STATE of MARYLAND, AHegaHy County, TO rh:
THEREBY { Gritty, that William x. Porter, of
| Alegany county, brought before me the Sub
scrber a Justice of the Peace in and for the said
county. this 18th day of February 1865, as estray
trespassine on his Enclosures red and white Cow
with st in left ear star in forehead, supposed TO
be nine years old, Appraised by Joseph Lihbe's
and William Folk at $500.
Given under my hand and seal,
The owner of the b. We described Cow is requested
to prove property, pay charges, and take her away
VIZ. J. PORTER,
Living about miles east of Frestbnrg, on the Rose
Meadows Farm.
Feb. l6, 1865.
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BALTIMORE, MD.
CTEPHEN w. DOWNEY'S
10 GOVERNMENT CLAIM
| AND LAW OEFIC

- GOVERNMENT CLAIM
AND LAW OFFIC
TASHiNGTON u. G.
T7ENTION SOLDIERS AND OTFICERS'
Attention Wiioms IF Soldiers and OFFERS! At
ten,im Fathers, MtMc,s SISTERS and Brothers
Of dscd S,iiers anil OFcers :, Ah,n OH
GERS and .Sotiiers who hace hat hors and
eguipage last in tie Military !Semice IF the
LItei ISiaies' attention oHccrS cho hare re-
crHiteI J6r The Scrrice and hare uns IHed ac-
counisi AHsiai,m farmers tcsoseg ain has been
taken for he A'utics Of tie Uniied States A.
teniion all tcdO hare eiai1.s against Tie Cnifca
States.
Now is your time to have them collected or put
in proper shape there will he no difficulty sHeo'-
leclinr them Mt some future dav Do not deer the
matter until the evidence necessary to subsiahhle
yolr claims cuun0t be had.
Soldiers who have served two years are entitled
to SlGO Bounty.
Soldiers discharged on account OF wounds re-
ceived in battle arc entitled I" Sl00 Bounty and
pension of SO per month. The heirs oideceased
Soldiers are entitled TO the same.
Officers DISCHARGED the service on account OF
wounds, and The widows aud children of deceased
Officers entitled to pensions AS follows, viz: Fo'
1t. Col. aud all officers OF higher rank $50 pei
month. Major S25, Captain $50. lst It, Sill End
It, SIS.
Espeeial Attention given to Courts Martial, and
officers under charges should not fail to apply toI
counsel.
The Undersigned respectfully calls yonr attention
to his great facilities for cuec,ing,lnims ngaihs
The nired States.
The collection of Bounes Pensions arrears Of
pay, &C.. promptly attended 10.
The heirs Of deceased Soldiers will find it to their
ADVANTAGE to place their claims IN my hands.
Call nj INV Office in the Columbian College Law
Building on Fifth street west between and +
streets, Washington City, ID. c., or address me
through this Pustuli"r. --
STEPHEN W. 00WNEY,
Falr I6 t3f5 Attorney ut Law.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

lIpERAL DoyATIoy. We have been IN
formed by w. r. McCulley Esq. President
of the Poor Association, that the . CoRsolida-
ton Coal Company" has made another dona-
ton of two cars of coal to the poor of our city
This makes eight cars or about 50 tons OF
coal in all that has been given by this liberal
company to this benevolent object.
The Company furnishes the coal anu trans
portaton, and the miners the mining thereof
free IF cost.
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Coal and Farm Lands Fol
Sale.

4 LARGE TRACT or VALUABLE COAL
n LAND, in Western Virginia, containing about
500 acres.
Also, TRACE OF LAND in the George : Creek
Coal Ficl containing abunt 500 acres.
Also, u FARM or the Western slope OF Dan
Nou iain, containing nearly 500 arfcs. with about
200 ,crrs Under fence and tract oi wood land colt
taing ! 30 acres.
For description and particulars see tic subscriber
ANY or all of the above Lands can he bought on
reasonable terms.
WM. BRACE, Agent,
Feb. o-lm tuupsr,,nd, Md.
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FASHION PLATES.

Having made special arrangements With hrne-
DENotrsr, Alb Broadway, New York, for conirba.
tons TO our Fashion Department, @e call the attef-
ton Of The Ladies' to the say'c, and commend our
Monthly to their n6tre 80 containing iuore infur-
nation in regard TO Ores. a1G the Toilet than any
other Magazine published.
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Discovery cr OIL NEAR CUMBERLAND. We
understand that Mr.. Patrick Stanton living
some two mile cast of this city had the good
luck to discover Il coal oil well on his farm
l, uppears that the oil was first seen III
Il spring GU the place.
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CUMBERLAND THEATRE This popular place
of amusement is still open nightly with first
class Dramatic Company. Those who have
not vet witnessed the performance OF this
company, we would advise them to avail
themselves Of this opportunity, as Il splendid
Bill is announced for tonight.
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OF

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WHISPERS Those wishing fine set oil
whisicrs, nice moustuchc, or beautiful head OF
glossy hair, will please read the card OF liioMAo
F. CHAPMAN in another part of this paper.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WILLIAM MATTHEW'S,
Edward F. Somcrkamp and Samuel Stein.
No. l347 In the Circuit Court for Alcgany
County as a Court of Equity.

YINuE object of the Bill OF Revivor in this asc is
| to rcviveugainst the heirs and parties interested
in the real estate of Edward +. Somcrkanp, de-
ceased the original BILL ana the proceedings there
under, filed in this cause.
The bill of review states that the object OF the
original bill to procure II decree Tor the sale
of certain real estate therein mentioned to satisfy
IA mortgage debt due 10 the complainanthy II
mortgage executed by one Henry j. McNamee
to comnlainant covering the lands sought to De ci-
fccted by siid decree.
That the original defendants were duly summoned
and that nm interlocutory decree was passed, and u
commission issued to take testimony; that after
wards Edward F. Somerkamp died inteState, leaving
g, widow, Sunhia Somcrklmp, and II SON, Charles
+. Somerkilnp, and the following named persons
the widow and ipf:,Dt children Of Edward Napoleon
Spmcrkamp, II deceased son of the sud Edward +.
Somerkamp Elizabeth, widow, Sophia Elizabeth,
William Fillmore, Charles Edward. and Edward
Napoleon Somerkamp.
The bill of rcvivor. states that the widow and
children of the said Edward Napoleon Somcrkamp
live in Philadelphia, beyond the jurisdiction OF your
Honorable Court.
II is thcrcupon ordered and adjudrch this 18th
day of February, l5r5 that the compartments, 10y
causing II com of this order to be inserted in some
newspaper printed in the City OF Cumberland once
in each of four successive weeks before the the 10th
day of March, 1863, give notice to tic said absent
defendants of the object and substance Of this BILL
and warn them TO up rear in this Court in person
or by solicitor on or before the goth hay q! June
1860 to answer the premises ami show cause, Il
any they hive, why II decree ought not to ptSs rs
prnyed JAMES SMi I'll.
True Copy: Test-lI RESLEY, CIR.
fcb23 In.
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