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Internal Revenue. Notice.
Office Of Collector Of Internal Revenue,
EDIEIII lISIEIL-I on N \ LA IL w

OLuUo VI SUlItCIOT informal heVeUub,
FOURTH DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, :
CUMBERLAND, AUGUST ., 1866.
RI conformity with the Act of Congress, entitled
l. IAN act 10 provide Internal Revenue to support
Inc government, to pay interest ON the public deh
ana Tor other purposes, approved June 30th, 1861
as amended hv tire act of March Sd, 1850, including
sections relating to the collection of ntcrf Revc-
nue., from other Acts, approved March 3rd, 1865,
the Assessor for the ith District of Maryland has
this day returned TO Inc the ANNUAL COLLEC-
IlON LIST for the year 1868, containing assess
ments Of Licenses, Billiard Tables Carriages Piano
Fortcs Gold and Silver Pinto Gold Watches, etc.
for the year ending May lst, 1856, and Duties on
Incomes of the year 1861.
NOTICE Is THEREFORE, GIVEN to persons so
assessed in ALLEGANY COUNTY, that the Taxes
and Duties, stated said List, are due md l.ayd-
bic; and that will attend In person or by Deputy.
at this Office daily, (rXccpt rhrrslays) until the
3lst day eff August 1860 inclusive, to receive the
same.
Demand for payment of said Taxes and Duties.
with fec OK wcnty cents ,lnd four cents for each
mile travelled in serving the smc, will be sent hy
mail or left ut the dwelling or usual place of bust
ness OF every person nc"lcctimg TO pay within the
time specified 'nd il said T tXcs and Duties and
the Ice ard mileage aforesaid. be not paid within
ten DAYS after the mailing or service of said demand
The imw prcScrlhcS that lection OF the same with
penalty of TE.N per cca!uu additional upon the
amount OF Duties (which will bc eXacted in a 4
cases, shall he enforced by Dstraint and Sale of
the goods, chattcls and property. and rights to pro-
pcrty, real and personal, of bclinqucnts. Persons
exercising carry ing on ury trade business or pro
irsSon without the requisite Liccusc, besides being
liable to the payment Of the Tax. are subject to Il,
Fine of five hundred dollars and Imprisonment for
two wears, for each offence.
40" Excise Taxes must lie paid in U. S. money.
OTEcc hours 81 II. m. to } O'Clock p. m.
FREDERICK SCllLEY, Collector.
\. S. FROST. Deputy Collector, I'd Division, 4,h
District, Md. lang. TO- 1865. At.
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Valuable Recipes.

EHitor Of Cieii.an and Teiegrqph.
DEAR Srs-With your permission, wish to say to
the readers Of your paper that will send, by return
mail, to all who wish il (free) recipe with full d.
rectons for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm, that will clfcctually remove, in ten DAYS PIN
pies, Blotches, Tan, Freckcs, and all Impurities OF
the Skin, leaving the same SOFT clear, smooth and
beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth of Lux
uriant Hair, Whiskers, Or II Mousache, in less than
thirty days.
These recipes are valuable to both old and young,
and they are mailed TO all who need them free OF
charge they are worthy the attention Of all who
prize, clear pure Skin, or healthy growth Of
hair.
All applications answered by return mail, with
out charge. Respectfully yours,
TllO.S. +. CHAPMAN
Chemist and Pcrfumer, Ne. s3i BROADWAY, NY.
49,
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PROCEEDINGS or TIE Cry CoUNCIL.-The
City Council met on the afternoon of the 21st.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys re-
ported that they had received proposals for
painting the bridge over Wills Creek, con-
Meeting Ba!timore and Washington streets,
and they produced the proposals, which were
read. On motion, the committee was instruct
ed to contract with Mr.. II. SnUck, as per
his proposal, to paint the bridge for $3.50.
The committee was also directed to have all
necessary work done on the bridge without
further instructions from the Council.
On motion, it was ordered that the Balif
have a new lamp post erected on the corner
of Bedford and Columbia streets.
On motion, the Committee on Streets and
Alleys were instructed to inquire Tito the
condition of certain water courses on Column
bia street.
On motion the Council adjourAtd
GEO. HARRISON, Mayor.
JOHN ScHILLING, Clerk.
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SOMETHING NEw.-We call attention to the
advertisement of the Duplex Elliptic or dou.
bic Spring Skirt. Though a recent invention
it has become very popular, and is rapidly
obtaining the preference over other kinds in
in use. The rods in 1t are composed each of
two delicate and woll-tempcred steel springs.
which are ingenously braided together edge
to edge, the lower rods heavier, and having "a
double covering. This PECULIARLY of con,
struction makes this skirt very strong and
durable, and also so exceedingly flexible tina
it readily adapts itself to the form of the
wearer, and allows of almost any amount
Of doubling and crushing without injury to its
shape. These skirts are unGuestionably the
lightcst, most desirable. comforts able anil eco
nnnical ever made. These are advantar, g
which ladies', who have expcrionc the dis
comforts and Inconvenience Of single spring,
will duly appreciate.
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E1-The Etna Insurance Company of
Hartford is IN institution that has been long
and favorably known to business men, and we
believe is looked upon as one Of the most solid
monetary institutions in the United States
There is nothing particularly brilliant or fast
in its mode Of doing business-those having
the management looking rather to a moderate
certainty in their transactions than any imme-
date large profit. Mr. Morse the Agent of
tho Company is now in our city and will give
any and all information regarding their mode
of doing business.
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EDITOR OF CIVILIAN:

EDITOR of CIVILIAN:
DEAR SIR With your permission, I wish
to say TO the readers Of your PAPER that viii send
by return mail to all who wish it ffrcr) frcpc,
with full directions for making and using simple
Vegetable Balm that will cN"ctualiy remove, in ten
days, Pimpcs Blntchcs Tan. Frcckcs and a.! I'M
purtics Of the Shin, leaving the sar;e soft, clear,
and Beautiful.
will also mail free to thore having Bald Heads,
OF Bare FACES, simple directions and information
lhut will enable them to start flll grow til of Lux
urant Hair, Ministers or Il MousIache in less than
thirty lays. All applications answered by return
mail without charge. Respectfully yours,
TIOS. T. CHAPMAN Chemist,
s3l Broadway x Y
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TnEArRE.-Tfe farewell engagement of
Mr.. j. T. RAYMOND commences at the Cum
berland Theatre this evening. We welcome
RAYMOND to our midst again and regret that
his stay will be so short He will introduce
new plays, scenery. &C., and make every
effort to render satisfaction. Mr.. RAYMOND
will spend only week or two with US, and
will then 60 to Savannah, Ca, where he has
leased theatre
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Apr. -, '65-,y

\ Surrnlok REMEDY. ran consclcn.
tiously recommend to those suffering from ;
distressing cough. Dir. Stvickland's Mcllifuou,
Cough Balsam. 1t gives relief almost nstan.
taneous, and is withal not disagreable to the
taste. There is no doubt but the Mellhuou,
Cough Balsam is one of the best preparation,
in use, aad is all its proprietor claims for it
We have tried it during the past week, and
found relief from most distressing cough
1t is prepared DR.. trickl. nd, North East
Fourth Street. Cincinnati Ohio and for sale
by Druggist
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To COnslIailDfiyes.

CUFFERERS WITH CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
- Bronchitis, any disease of the Throat or
Lungs, will be cheerfully furnished, without charge,
with the remedy by the use of which the Rev. ED-
WARD A. WILSON, of Williamsburg, New Pork, was
completely restored TO health after having suffered
several years with that dread disease CONSUMPTION
To Consumptve sufferers, this remedy is worthy
of an immediate trial. 1t will cost nothing, and
may be the means of their perfect restoration -
Those desiring the same will please address Rev.
EDWARD A. WILSON, l65 South Second Street,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
Aug. 10, 1865. Ct.
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COM NJ ERCIAI,.

Business in the city during tho pnst week has
bcen less active than the week pre- &C ,linG but
again gives evidence Of rcviving The weather Inns
been quite chan ealc-om excessive neat to really
coal
The Canal is again operating, the bteaoh having
been repaired to sufficient extent on Saturday las
! to allow the passage Of Loats. The arrivals have
been quite numerous and the departures since In.
weeks report have Lcen ~ boats loaded with o a3y
! IS tons of coal.
Since the LIST Of January, 1859 boats have lef;
this port carrying ls3"i5 90 tons.
Sales of Cumberland Coal At Locus. Point have
been Little dull, hut prices continued SAME at 81
to 81 -.
! The following shipments have hccn made over
The baltimore and Ohio Railroad during the week
ending August l9'h:
! By Erkhan Il. q. TINS.
Cumberland e. & I. Co .......... llG 4;
Bhcn- Avon Company. Observation-Disclosures. G3s Hj
| Spruce Hill t.tStor) Mining Conpuny..... 400 O5
IN e Z. Il. IL.
Consultation company, 1871 ls
Total, 1884 %
r0 of Gr r"n, 'ps , since lst 7s5lso2
Markets arc still ahundantly supplied with coul-
try produce, vegetables fruits, &c, yet the prices
do not decline in the least, although many farlstrs
take home withthem half they bring to market
| BUTTER brings from 40 to A cts
| EGGS are plentiful! at % cts.
| CHICKENS are to be had at SO. Is to - per doz
FLOUR'-Sacs Family SD to Sl2.5o; Extra
9ll to Sll 80; Super fine $40 to Sln.5O and dc
mnnd steady.
WlEAT'-The home supply is not sufficient to
meet one-tcnh the demand and we hear of pur-
chases of 9osa bushels Western Red at 81. 80 to
Sa.ooi and 200 bushels white at S2.lo to S. 90;
according to quality.
CORN.-Prime in good demand at 81 90 per
bushel.
RlE.-Small sales at Sl.lO.
oATS.-At Cumberland Mills ore being bought
! at Coo.
CORN MEAL.--Small sales meal at S2.75
PROV lSlGNS.-No change in price of Bacon,
since last quotation. Shoulders % cts; Sides %
cents; Hams IS to 40 cents; Sugar, refined, %
cents; Brown Ii. TO 10 cents; Moasscs 90 cents;
Golden Syrup Sl.4o Salt, G. A. So so per sack :;
Fine $3.50
WHISKEY.--steady at 81 90 for Rectiaed and
$3.50 to $500 for Rye.
| HAY Sl2 per ton
PoTATOES.-Irish Sill per bushe; Sweet, 81
with n moderate supply.
| BALTIMORE MARKET.-AuGUsr o.
CoFFEE.-Common to fair Rio may be quoted at
loa2 cents, gold, and good to prime at 20} 81
| cents. Supply and demand light
FLoCR.-Saes this morning included 300 bbls
standard City Mills Super at So 373 500 hbls very
goods City Mills Extra fancy brands at So 25, and
100 bills Howard Street Extra at So. 80 per barrel
baltimore high grades were advanced 90 cents per
Dbl. r.
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ct Picnics, fishing parties, &C., are the
rage just now, and almost every day a
party leaves the city to take the cool air and
gushing waters of the neighboring groves
On Monday the German Lutheran Sabbath
School, in connection with the several Socie-
ties, of this city, passed through the streets
with music, banners. and flags by the hun
dred, on their way to Thruston's woods, where
the day was spent in hiarity. Every ingre-
dent necessary to tho full enjoyment of a
German Pic mic was produced in the greatest
abundance
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GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
Bells Specific Pills.

Are warranted in all cases, for the SPEEDx and
PERMANENT CURE of all diseases arising from sexual
excuses or
YOUTHFUL INBISCRETION,
Seminal Loss Nightly Emissions, and Sensual
Dreams Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence elect, Sexual Diseases, SC
10 CHANGE OF DIET IS NECESSARY,
and they Can be used without detection. Ench box
contains 60 pills, Price ONE DOLLAR, if you cannot
get them of your druggist they will be sent by mni
securely sealed, with full instructions, that insurs
cure, receipt of the money; and Il pamphlet %
100 pages the errors of youth, the consequences
and remedy, sent free 10 cents required for post
age. Address Dr. j. BRYAN, Consulting Ply scian,
p. o. Box 1919. 442 Broadway, New York.
Dealers can be supplied by Demas, Barnes, / Co.,
Wholesale Agents, New York Al g.3, 1865. ly.
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AN lMPRovEMENr.-The upsightly old log,
lathe and plaster buildings which, for SO many
years, have disgraced the corner of Bedford
aud Centre streets, are now being torn away,
and soon in their places will be reared hand
some dwelling and store house This prop
erty now belongs to Mr.. PHILIP BERG, of this
city, and the improvements are going on un-
der his direction
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To CArIrALIsTs.-Therca are Mt present in
this city large number of families in want
of houses, and they find it impossible to pro-
cure them. Houses are now in many in
stances crowded to OVERLOOKING. and the in
i,abitamts compelled 70 live in the most I'M
comfortable manner imaginable, while num-
Der of persons have been compelled to send
their families away from the city, because of
their inability to procure homes for them
The increase of buildings in the city has not
been sufficiently great to keep pace with TIE
growth of its population, and we trust some
enterprising persons will take advantage of
this opportunity to make profitable invest
mont of their funds and at the same time pro-
duce good homes tor q large nan.eer of our
citizens.
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Love and Matrimonv.

Any Lady or Gentleman sending me an addresse,
envelope and stamp, will receive full directions 70
gaining the affections Of the opposite SEX, and whcl
will enable them to marry happily, respective O
wealth, age or beauty. Address
MRs. MARIE LEMOILLE.
Harlem p; o.
Aug 3, 1865. BINS. New York City
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CUMBERLAND BASE BALL CLUn.-The men,
bcrs of this club are requested to meet at the
store of HARRISON t JENKINS, this afternoon
at u O'clock. for the purpose of organizing
and transactng important business.
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.sy- TO AID YER rxsERs-T1c Circus,,io

IL, GIVILIAS AND TELEGRAPH is more
than Twice AS LARGE as That Of aHy other Paper pub
Eshed in this cry ar Cauny, and therefore presents
eattr odranqycs 10 the idrcrtisty iubiic han is Of
cred through any other medium 4 rOrd 10 The pise
IL sufficient.
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TIE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of Warn
ing aud instruction for Young Mcn-pnblishcd by
the Howard Association and sent free Of charge in
Sc ,iri clv.lopcs. Adan.ss. DR.. J. SKILLlN
HOUG!lTON, Howard Association, Phila. Pa.
bob Q 'GI.-lY
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MARRIED

August 5th, at the Revere House, by Rev s. W
Sears, DR. W. Ii. THOMAS. to HARRIET DmwoRrH,
both of Richie county, West vi gna,
. August 10Th, at the Adams House. by the same
fREpFnIcK a. WELLS, of Monongahea county, West
Virginia. to MARY McArEE, of Morgan county West
Virginia.
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Es-The Rev. DR.. SErss will preach in the
English Lutheran Church on Sunday next,
at 10J \. NJ Subject-ruE SECOND COMING
OF CHRIST
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JOHN ScHILLING, Clerk.

"E>cYLsIoR. On Saturday night last,
Mtsws. FFRGusoN & CguzEN, of the Excel
sor,' opened their splendid Restaurant, and
set a free supper for the public. Many temp
ting 7iands were spread before the assembled
guests, and they did ample justice to the rich
repast.
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EEOn Monday last, one company of the
198d N. Y. Vols was sent from this CITY n
Harpers- Ferry, and one to Wheeling, Yves.
Va.
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ORPHANS CoURT.-Lettcrs of Administra-
ton granted to ErnRAiM TnRAsuER, on the
estate of Judge JAMES SMITH, deceased.
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~ District No 2 (Selbysport) will be II candi-
date for the next Sheriffilty Of Allegany coun-
tysnLcct to the decision of the Union notnira-i4g
Convention. July 81 1861 tc
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FALSE ALARM.-Thc alarm - fir, on Sss
urtay night last, was occasioned by bon.
fire on Columbia Street.
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The CIRCUS is coming, GARDNER, HEM
MIScs & Co.'S Circus. will be in Frostburg
on Monday next, ard in Cumberland on Tues
day.
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Errors Ct Mouth.

4 gentleman who suffered for years from Nor
vous and Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions and
ton, and came ending his days in hopeless
misery, will. for the sake of suffering man. send 10
any one afflicted, the simple means used 10y him
which effected in few weeks, after the fail
urc Of numerous medicines. Send directed enyci-
opc and stamp and it will cost you nothing.
Address EDGAR TREMAINE
Station l., l2sth-St.
Aug. 3. 1865. BIN. New York City.
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NUISKERSl WHISPERS !

Do YOU want VI hisEcls or ioustlrhes? Our Gre
elan Compound Will force them to grow the
smouhcs; face chin or hair on bald leads, in Six
Weeks. Price 81 00s-3 packages for $500. Sent
by null anywhere. cos'ly sealed receipt Of price
Address, WARNhE& Coz.
Box 1879, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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SHERJFFATTY

To Tie ha6rpeu2em Voters Of AiegWy County.
I OFFER myself to your consideration rs Il candi-
4 date for Shcriil'at the approaching election If
successful, the duties fthe Office will be discharged
with impurtality.
ELIJAH FULLER
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INSOLVENT'S NOTICE.

Patrick Mulloy, nRDERED, this 18th day Of
VS. ~ July, 1863, that Patrick
Ills Creditors. J AuiIoy give notice to his credits
ors, crdorsers and suretics that the third Monday
of October next, is fixed for the snd Patrick Muoy
to appear in the Circuit Court for Alegany county,
TO answer such interrogatores his creditors,
dorscrs and suretics may propose or allege against
him. and that copy OF this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city of Cumberland
once n week for three successive months prior to tho
third Monday of October next snch notice
Tcst-ii. RESLEY, Clerk.
July l3 lSG5-3m*
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To the Voters of A!legauy Count7.

A the solicitation of many friends in various
N portions Of the County, | respectfully ar-
nunncc nrsclf as Il Candidate for the Office of Shar-
ir Of Alcsnuy Count; at the ensuing election;-
Subject to the decision, however, of the Union Nom
mating Convention.
DANIEL DUNCAN
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WHISPERS Those wishing fine set. of
WHISPERS, y,.nicc mpust,chc, or beautiful head Of
rlosay hair, viii please read the card Of THOMAS
+. CHAPMAN in another part Of this paper.
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HEREBY announce myself us IL candidate for
the next Sheriirlty of AlIegany County, and il
elected pledge myself to discharge the duties of the
Office to the best OF my ability. faithfully ard inn
partially. JNO. W. TAYLOR.
Cumberland. June 2S-te
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FATAL AcCIDENr.-On Friday last, JoHN
LAsEy, son of RoRERr L,NEY, ESD, of this
city, met with fishtful accident, which re-
suited in his death. He was employed as
checking clerk at the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Depot, and while on u train in the
discharge of his duties, he fell beneath the
wheels of car. which passed eve, roth legs
maugling them in a most horrible manner
lie was Immediately conveyed to his home on
Harrison street, betw cen Mechanic and Lib
erty, where the best medical attendance was
furnished. He was perfectly conscious and
suffered terribly for about three hours, when
death came to his relief. Young hASEY was
10 years of age, and was universally beloved
and respected by all his acquaintance He
was a youth ofexcollent moral oharac7 or, and
perfectly devoted to his parents. We sub
Join all unfinished manuscript, found amongst
his effects by one of his fellow clerks and
which WAS written only tie day prcvicsss te
his death:
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New Books! New Books :!

IVcss HeOOAS INC" uCOhs -
II ILPATRlCk and our Cavalry.
IL Uncle Toms Cabin.
ST. Phillip by the author of Eutledgc.
Hugh Worthingon by Mrs Holmes.
Mildred Askcll by Mrs Wood
Husbands and Homes by Marian flarland
Lovers and Thinkers by J. V. Gordon
Superior Fishing by r. b. Roosevelt
Looking Around by A. $. Roe
The Squibot Papers by john Phoenix
The Nations Tribute to abraham Lincoln
Vambcrg' Travels in Ceuiral Asia
The Particle or the Dooia Of the Assassin
The House Of Elmer, novel
Thco Leigh, by Annie Thornas
Tie Trial Of the Asss sln1 and conspirators
The goul G Lieutensnt'y Oliver Optic
Harper Magazine, Atlantic Monthly
Codey's Ladys Pook Lady Friend
Pcterson's Mapa&ne for August
just :cfiyed and for sale by
HALE SWARTZWELDER,
Under Belyidere Hail. Baltimore st,
July 81. Cumberland
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DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS,

DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS
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impaired Constitution.
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