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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE s hs.by given to all whom It may con
~ Germ that the undersigned Exss.nisslp will 20
upon the premises. ON the 18Th day OF February
next FOR the purpose Of cuquirng whether the pab-
lie will be benefited by the erection u 4 bridge
across Castemsn's Mver, OF the 'FrcnchuIan' :
Ford" about two miles and ss!fIou,h VI Grants
Vile, in All>ssnJ county.
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Ill NEGOTIATIONS at an End.

TFrcm the Washing;od Republican,
The President and Mr. Seward returned to
this city at ten O'Clock this morning.
The latter had an interview with the Rebel
Peace Commissioners off Fortress Monroe.
1t lasted four hours.
The Commissioners would not consent to
any settlement that did not recognize the
Confederate States" as distinct indepen-
dent nation
Mr.. Seward would not consent to negotiate
peace upon any other tcru's than the rcsto-
ration of the Union of all the States as a
basis.
This put an end to all negotiations
The Commissioners returned to Richmond
amidst the thunder of Union cannon against
the citadel of treason!
The Rresiden. and Mr., Seward left for
Washington
The crn,y and the nary rib soon bring
peace to the nation! Il is war to the knife.
Fill up the ranks. aud forward
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DISSOLUTION OF pARTAERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing under the firm
of Lowndcs & Cramer, conducted in Cumberland,
Nd =, was dissolved by mutual consent on the Cad
inst Tho Books and papers of the late firm will be
found at the store, and all persons knowing them
selves indebted. rm call and ;,7y their r.spertiep
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DELvIpEgn HALL.-This place of amuse-
mcnt is becoming quite popular of late. 1t
will be opened on Monday night next by n
Dramatic Company from Baltimore. under
the management of Dir. Charles L. Howard Of
that place. The Company, we have been
Informed is first class troupe, and we are
certain will meet with success
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FiRE.-The alarm of fro on Monday night
last was caused by the burning Of the tool
house of the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, situated near Payne Spring. 1t was
undoubtedly the work of an incendiary.
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TuH DRAsr-OUR QuorA. The following
is the full qaota of Allcgany County. as az
signed to the different aub-diatricts

Under this apportionment our city will be
required to furnish 102 men, which is but u
little below the actual quota assigned under
the previous call of the President for Eve
hundred thousand men,. Both Districts of
our city filed their quotas before the draft
came oiT, but it is evident that they will not
be able to do so under this call, yet VIC be-
lievc, if we had our proper crs3its, Cumbor-
land would again he clear Of the necessity of
. draft No Is will have to raise 60 men,
No. 6, AZ; Fros,burg is put down at "A,
" lille under the previous quota it was G3.
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A. NJ. G. CRAMER

In retiring from the late firm of Iowndes & Cramer
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SHow.-This section Of country WAS on
Tuesday last visited bya heavy fall of snow,
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Cumberland, Jan. IL. 1863.
uNEW EIRM"

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by Rev. A. J. Weddcll, Mr.. LEVI BLAsKESsHIP Of
Va. 10 Miss ELIZABETH GoopRicI, of this city.
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U. S. CHRISTIAN COMMISSIONS. A general
meeting in behalf of this noble institution
will be held in the First Lutheran Church in
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We hope our citizens will bear the announce
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LECTURE AND CoNcEET- IL Sa bath
School of the First Lulsra1 CT urch o. is
city VII give Colcet N T urs lay evening
at Il . loo;, c, stin OF ssere and
patriotic ieces. The Pas or, Rev. A. j.
Weddeil will deliver . lecture on thu subj :, t
of the Revelations of til. Great Stone Book
or the Wonders of Geology. Mr.. Weidell
is good lecturer, and we have no dou t tia:
his lecture will be very interesting The
proceeds are to be devoted to the purchas. Of
= Library for the use of the Sunday School.
Admission SO cents children % cents.
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