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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28
John r. ELVANS L CO.,
" 81 Louisiana ave. and sos G street,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
DBALBRs IN
IRON AND STEEL,

IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRoN-ordinary siI...
RRFlNED IRON.
BAGNALL's, DO.
HORSE sHoR IRoN-Mi,r., ..
oVAIs AND HALF ROUNDS.
y. B. NAIL RODS.
7. Y. y. do.
NORWAY SHAPES.
SPRING STEEL.
T ToE CORK 81 STEEL.
HoOPS-GAlyaniIsd
SCROLL IRON.
EXTRA PALL RIVER RODs-ROuad and
square, charcoal plate IRON Puddlsd
SHEET IRON-Amerieani American ''osta-
raTai'' Belgian; i'm. Russia Russiai
saUiRs CAST sTEEL-saadsrsOA'.
oCTAGON CAST STEEL.
SHEAR sTERL-SandersOn'G
GERMAN STEEL.
FLAT CAST STREL,
BLISTER sTEELs-AmeTieAn.
KouSD srkAL-CAst; mAshinSry.
III W IL A MI TON
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS. AND BUILDING MA.
TsRIAL GENERALLY,
No. 652 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Centre Market,
motif WASHINGTON, D. C.
WOOD 4 KEHART,
w FASHIONABLE HAlR,DRBsslNG AND
SHAVING SALOON,
Just opened at
c, e. wILLARD's EBBITT HOUSE,
Near tho corner Of Fourteenth and y streets,
uoSlS-lR WASHINGTON, DC,
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Auction sALH -

-. = - ---.I = = L 4
GALE OF AN ARMY RANGE AT ALEX.
" 90 fAHDRIA, VA. t.-IGrE1- u j
mar 49, H#... rF.H p
uoHIkp ovARrRRs lsrER's orrrcr, D {
r.y 49, Il. DEPor or wAsHfSoroN,
WIN" AHINgros, ID. 2. Nov. Is, 1875.
VIII be sold At public auction, under The
mrec.on o. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J, O. q,
Lee, a. a., at Briggs' Barracks AIexRudria
on TUESDAY, December 8, 1895, at ! O'Clock
ONE ul ARMY, RANoR, ..is. a.
"nch ls no longer required for public use.
,erlns-Cash, In Government funds. ...
c.py order OIL Brevet Major Gen. d. II. Ruoker,
Chief ouArternaster, Depot Of Washington.
os 80. .... CHAs, II. ToMPRINs,
no9S.hd Brew. Col. aud auaftermastcr.
A LOTION SALE OF REFUSE wooD
- CHIPS, &c. ALSO, A LOT OP sf'pAp
LEATHER AND IRON WIRE BOARDING NIT
...a TlNGs.
UNTBD STATES NAVY YARD,)
,,, WAsHfNGfoS, November Is, 1861
nlll De sold At public auction, to the highest
700 al IL o'clock, m. at the Washington Navy
4 LOT OF REFUSE WOOD, CHIPS &c.,
LOT OF SCRAP LEATHER, and
r LVp OF IRON WIRE BOARDING NET.
condemned as unit for public usa.
Terms Cash, In Government funds: one. half
~ Tue time OF sale, and the balance In six days
which time the articles must be removed fr1n,
ment w '"e "''e'n
By order Of tho Commaudaut. .r
CHAS. \. LATHROP,
hV<''f ..H Naval Storekeeper.
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COMMITTED FOR CoURT.-Major Howard
wilmore, a eolored man, VINO was arrested by
= charge Of stealing over two hundred dollars
from Mr.. Alexander, while at police heAdquar
tiers, Yesterday, was identified as tho man
who stole a double barrel gun from Captain
Griffith some time ago. The officers succeeded In
recovering tho gun, and wilmore was sent to
jail for court by Superintendent Richards.
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w y,
chants, No. 3a2 Seventh street, between New York
avenue and l. stree, want the pablo nhe friends
Of the eight-hour movement included) 10 know
that they,ae one.ing great bargains In furni-
Also, wanted the public to know that they pay
the highest prices for second hand Purniture
Stoves, Carpets, and Cutlery. Auction saiss
promptly attended 10. noyl5.lm
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ARGE S A LE OF GOVERNMENT
- BUILDINGS AT CAMP BARRY, PC.

ARGE L OF GOVERNMENT
- BUILDINGS AT CAMP BARRY, DC,
HEADo Rs DEPARTMENT OF WAsHTSaTos
OfPICE or CHIEF QrARrERNAsTkR
WA4mISGToS, D. c., Nov. 20, ISIS
VIII be sold at Public Auction, To- tho highest
bidder, at Camp Barry, D c., under the dirSc.
lion OF Captain J. X. Hynas. A. @. NJ. ON
WEDNESDAY, November %, 1865 vt 10 o'clock
a. M the following Frame Buildings, Porches,
Plhtforms, Fences, &c, at that place, viz:
10 Barracks, each % by 24ls feet two storis.
high, with two porohes TO each building.
Stables, each 2iS by o. feet.
do do 2n2 by 2sII feet
do do 2ts by 90 feet.
do 81 by Is feet
Headquarters Building, a by q feet, two
stories high, with three pOrcies; also, two
wings, each SO by u feet, one story high
Guard house, 90 by 81 feet, one story high.
with one wing, 10 by 1ifeet.
story high each.
81 Sinks. Watch Boxes, &c, small size, with
enclosure fences, walks, platforms, steps, &c.
The buildings will be sold sngly and property
must be removed within ten days from date Of
sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
N. |. LUDINGTON,
Colonel aud Chief Quartermaster.
hozo'W Department Of Washington.
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JOSEPH II. sHAFFIELD's

CONFECTIONERY AND LADIES' OYSTER
AND DINING SALOON,
No. $50 SIXTH STREET,
BETWEEN @ AND sTRRRrs.
Having Just returned from Europe, where 1
have made Large purchases of
FINE coNFECTIoNRR
For the coming Winter, for supplying
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, 30.
my friends and customers now will md me at
my store, ready to receive their order and to at.
tend to them as before.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, BALLS, FAIRS, &C., &c.
Furnished stthe SHORTEST NorrCE and on most
rsason"blstsrms - 80. nOs-lms
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M EXC O.'MEX ICo!,
$50, 900, 900 LOAN OF THE REPUBLIC
OF MEXICO.
TwENTY-YEAR COUPON BONDS IN SUMS OF
so, slo", $500, AND $1,000.
INTEREST SEVEN PER CENT, PAYABLE IN
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
GOLD.
slo,oOo,OOO TO BIB SOLD AT SIXTY CENTS ON
~. THE DOLLAR,
IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY,
Thus yielding an
INTEREST OF TWELVE PER CENT, IN GOLD,
Or,
SEVENTEEN PER CENT IN CURRENCY,
At the present rate Of premium on gold.
THE FIRST YEARS. INTEREST ALREADY
PROVIDED.
THE MOST DESIRABLE INVESTMENT
sd EVER OFFERED.
Immense tracts Of Mining aud Agricultural
Lands Sixty per cent. Of Port Dues, ImpOsts,
and Taxes, In the States Of Tamaulipas and San
Louis PotOsi; and the plishted faith Of the said
States aud the General Government are
ALL PLEDGED FOR THE REDEMPTION OF
THESE BONDS AND
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TT MUST BE DONE. u"
1T MUST Be DoNB.
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
We shall sell all our immense stock Of Men . and
Boys Clothing, Gentlemeu's Furnishing Goods
ofevsry description, Hats and Caps, Trunks and
Umbrellas, &c, &c,
REGARDLESS OF COST.
REGARDLESS OF COST.
THE LAST CHANCE.
THE LAST CHANCE.
QUICK, OR GONE.
QUICK, OR GONE. a
400 SEVENTH STREET.
he. 400 SEVENTH STREET
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. ..
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
J. II. SMITH.
oe25-H J. H. SMITH.
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BOARDING..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II OOMs,
~ WITH BOARD, at No. "a Four and A. bslf
street, few doors north Of Penusylvania ay.
enue You will npd . pleasant home here. viii
the Agent OF the Representative from Beaver
county, Pa, call again. We were former resi-
dents o. that county, at New Brishton.H
no27.1wA ~ s aH 80 II. "a
R00MS AND BOARD. GAN BE OBJ.
~ tained at AS II street, between Ninth and
Tenth. A few Table Boarders car also be ac-
commodated. noy27. 9ts
DOARDINa.-TwO GENTLEMEN CAN
u be accommodated with ROOM and BOARD
at 4s7 Maryland avenue. oca7-U
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-28

THE SECURITY IS AMPLE.
Thirty dollars in United States Currency will
buy per cent. Gold Bond Of $50.
Sixty dollars In United Satss Currency will
buy u 7 per cent Gold Bond of 800.
Three hundred dollars In United States Cur.
rency will buy u per cent. Gold Bond Of 400.
Six hundred dollars In United States Currency
will buy I per cent. Gold Bond Of 81, OOL.
LET EVERY LOVER OF REPUBLICAN INsTI.
TUTIoNs BUY AT LEAST ONE BOND.
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MEDICAL PrRvRYoR' = OFFICE, \
wAsHISGrOS, D. c., November "a. Is,5. I 3D.
VIII be sold at public auction In this city,
az Judiciary Square Warehouses, FIFTH and L
streets, on THURSDAY MORNING, November 80,
10 clock, Il. m, large lot Of serVieeabl Hos.
Pital Bedding, &c, embracing
J, 900 Towels.
] 900 Dressing Gowns
A0O0 Hair Pillows
6,cO0 Pillow Cases
.. 600 Bedsacks
1000 Drawers.
0, 900 Shirts.
IL, 900 Coyerllds.
10, 600 Sheets
20, 900 Blankets
Wagons. ~ "'
Purchasers will be required to pay for and re-
move property within ave days from termination
VI ssia; 9, q. SUTHERLAND,
nov@2-a Surg. U. s. A. and Med. Purveyor.
ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
- BUILDINGS LUMBER TTMRRP Ar an
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Additional foreign news by tile Asia lias
been received President Johnson's Amnesty
Proclamation mas been received in Eng land
and has been discussed tt all the English pa
pcrs. The Star regards the terms us wise
and generous, Willie the Rebel papers de-
ndrihce item as lrufsh The Arny ahd Nary
Gazette deno.inces tile desigh of the President
az blood thirsty, but thinks that he will shrink
from executing it. The Progressive Patty
in the French Legislative Body intend to send
aa address u President johnson reminding
him that the French Republic Of 1S48 abbl-
isled capital punishment for political offences
and rccunihending the application Of the same
principle with regard to our prisoners: The
French Legislative Body had an interesting
debate on the Mexican Question, the opposi-
tiah Acprccating the expedition, and appres
bending complications With the United States:
The Government denied that there was any
reason for af'prelie4diHg secll complications.
C5rts w. Field has returned to London to
arrange for the laying of the shore efd Of, the
cable Mr. Lundy is a pesserser by tile Asia.
to get all ready at Hearts Content, New
foundland The Emperor of France has re-
turned to Paris. The resignation of Prince
Napoleon has been accepted. All the warm
ings given to the French press have been de-
claroa null and void.
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Eg" Governor Pierpont submitted mes
to the Legislature Of Virginia on Tuesday the
chief mont Of which is his recommending
that the test oath contained in the Alexandra
Constitution, excluding from voting those
who have voluntarily assisted the rebellion
since January /, 1864, be repealed, placing
those who have endeavored to subvert the
Government of the United States on the samo
footing with those who have been fighting to
sustain it The suggestion meets the appro-
baton of the Richmond press. In accordance
with the proposition Of the Governors bill
was reported in the House Of Delegates on
Tu sday for the restoration Of political rights
to these who have heretofore enjoyed them
it provides thai each and every person, be-
fore Voting; shall subscribe to tine late an,nes-
ty proclamation of President johnson, with
tho oath contained therein iii Relation TO sla-
vcfy. and the oath to support the Constitution
Of Tie United States and the Constitution and
government of Virginia as established at
Wheeling and restored i'll the city of Rich
n, md The bill was cfdefed to be printed
Yesterday large delegation of loSsl Virgin
ians visited President johnson in relation to
the policy being pursued by Governor Pier
point. A letter from General Wells, Provost
Marshal of the defenc.s SOUTH of the Potomac
was submitted, in which he states that soon
after the fall of Richtlond he became aware
that .uany of the leading Secessionists of Vir-
gnia, dcspairing Of resisting the Government
by force of arms, br the evshts which wefe
soon to mike Virginia fee, determined to DIT,
tempt by 'rolicy rhat they could not do By
force" aud Sih this purpose numbers took
tile oath of allegiance. He thinks; from Ton
siderable experience in Flfginia' that =" al
ya'.l Of allegiance is not conclusive evidetce
of loyalty" and says lie felt no surrfise thai
at the recent election persons refe elected tt
represent Il Government whose legal exist
ence they hrl positively dcnied, and for who's
overthrow some If them had Within a yea
plotted ton<pfed."
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PRoCEEDINGs OF THE
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

Tie committee Of arrangdrteits appointed
by town meeting, held on the Goth inst.'
met at the Office of Jacob Brown, ESD, IN
the city of Cumberland, on the 2lst instant
when and where the following proceedings
were had
GEORGE HARRISON, Esq, was called to the
chair, and JACOB Bncws Esq appointed
Secretary.
On motion the Chair was authorized to ap-
point the following subcommittee
Committee Of Iam'tation.-Messrs George
Harrison, Hopcwell IIcbb, 4, J. Fooae' H.
u. Bruce and Jacob Brown.
Committee on sarce.-Messrs. w. Blake
J. Percy, John Cowdcn, A Wilson, H.
Swartzweller, j. NJ Strong, John kolb, W.
Asmbrustcr William Wiclsard and l.. Smith
Committee on Music -Mcbsrs. II. Shrivcr'
NJ. Weisel and G. Rizer.
Committee on Fire Eloras.-Capt Geo. w
Harrison, II. c. Ship!cy. Harry Swartzweld'
er and D. Strong.
Committee on Piattornt.--Messrs. j. D.
Bruce, j. w. Sowlers. j. L. Crusen, Samuel
Wavs, John Lingo, T. Davis and Joshua
Steiner.
John Rhind, Esq, was appointed Ifcasi'rer.
GEORGE. HARRISON, Pres't.
JAcoB BROWN, See.
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MATRIMONIAL.

r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN; If you w!sn J. 70
| marry YOU can do so by addressing me. will
send YOU, without money and without price, val
nablc irfsrn,atioh, that will enable you to marry
happily and speedily irrespective of age, wealth or
beauty. This information will costYou nothing ana
if you wish to marry, will cheeruliy assist you
All letters strictly Confidential The desircd intor-
nation sent by return mail, and no reward asked
please inclose postage or stamped envelope, adj
SARAH =. LAMBERT,
Nav ls3m Grccnpola., Kings Co. New York.
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Ey-Wm. Hartley of Bedford has reduced
the price of his celebrated Mowers to s l40
Have our farmers given that attention to even
the economy of these improved Mowers over
hand Eork they should?
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Gg NJ. NJ. WIcKEHsHAM, Chief Clerk
for Judge Advocate, while waiting for the
Eastern train, last Tuesday evening; either
lost or was relieved, by some rick-pocket, OF
a memorandum book. It's valuable only to
the owner, and any one returning it will be
suitably rewarded
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-29

STAMPED ENysLorEs The Postmaster of
This city is prepared to supply the new stamp
ed envelopes By the schedule below it will
be seen that it is cheaper to purchase these
than to buy other envelopes and separate
stamps. Business men ordering quantity
can have notices printed upon The envelopes
without extsa charge. Samples can be seen
at the Post Office
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-29

Exy-Thc body of Eliza Buckner, was taken
from the river below the Canal Dam, on Mon
day The deceased was resident of this
city, and for short time had been in the
County Aims House, and it is supposed was
laboring under temporary insanity. Coroner
Strong held an inquest over the bcdy, aud
verdict of death by drowning was rendered.
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1265.

HOtsEEEEPERS troubled with vermin need be
so no longer, if they use CosrAR's" Exterminator.
We have used it to our satisfaction and If box
cost So, we would have it, We have tried poison,
but they effected nothing but Costar,s' article
knocks the breath out of rats, Mice, Reaches Ants,
and Bed-Bues quicker than we can write it, 1t is
in great demand all over the country. -Medina
=. . See " CosrAn'r'' advertisement in this pa
per,
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Notes of all the denominations named Will DC
nromptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven-Ihlr-
ties already sold, except the Government reserves
to itself the option of payiNg interest in gold com
at 6 per cent, instepd of a-loths in currency
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency
IN to July 18th, at the time when they SUBSCRIBE
Tie delivery of the notes OF tits third series OIL
tho scvcp-,hirties will commence on the LIST june
and will be made promptly and continuously after
that date.
The slight change made in the conditions oil u'S
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest
The Sayment in gold, if made, will be Equivalent
to the currency interest of the higher rate
The return to specie payments, in the event OIL
which only will the option to pay interest Ill "oiu
he awaited Of would so reduce and equallze prices
that purchases made with six per cent. in goia
would be fully equal to those made with seven "a'
,entIi& ner cent in currency. 1h1S IL t"o
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-29

VIZ are inf,rhod by some of the lady
managers of the Festival recently given in
aid of the NJ. 2. Church, that the proceeds
amounted to over $1,000 leaving profit Of
nearly $500
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t' YOU WANT TO KNOW.
GREAT SALE
WATCHES & JEWELRY.
S1.OOO.OOO WORTH |

pI,VOO3SSS !" -
70 be disposed ot' at ONE DOLLAR eaeh '''A-
out regard 10 ralue, not to be 1'a'a
for until yon kdoo rhat
non are to rsccire.
Nv A. II. Rowen &c 90.
(Agents for the Manuf,cturers.)
No. 36 Beekman st, New York
IEAD the following list Of Articles to be sold Tor
IL ONE DoLLR;
Each.
TOO Gold Hunting Case watcliei, Sl25.oo
loo % Watches, various styles, 1000
200 - Ladies Watches, 5000
500 Silver Watches, 2O.O0 u 33.oo
5000 Latest style Vest and Neck
o'''' Chains. 5000 to 5000
g. 500 Gents California Diamond
4 900 California Diamond Ear
f''' Dt6ns 800 to 10 90
900 Miniature Rerolvihg Pins, 500 to 1000
=, 900 California Diamond and
enanielled Gents Scarf
pins new STYLES 500 to 1000
. 900 Masonic and Emblem Pins, 900 to 1000
., 800 Gold Band Bracelets, en-
-'''' erayed. 800 to 1000
g. COO Jet and Mosaic Brooches, 800 TO lo.oo
:, ooo c.u,ea brooches 500 to 20. 90
3 600 C6ral .ar-Drtp7, 400 TO o.oo
3, 900 Ladies Watch Chains. 800 to 1900
o'''' sortmentl 200 to 1000
l. 900 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, 300 10 1910
5000 Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
in sets 800 to 1000
5000 Sleeve Buttons, plain and
engraved 200 to 500
IN mn pia;n and engraved Kings, $50 to 10 90
5000 Loekets, richly engraved 200 to 1000
Ii, 600 sets Ladies' Jewery, new
'''''N and latest STYLES, 500 to IL 90
5000 handsome Seal Rings, 300 to 800
ma scts Bosom Studs $50 to 600
| 900 Gold Pens and Cola Holders, 1900 TO $500
600 sets Jet and Gold Pins and
Ear Drops, latest styles,
very rich GOO to 10 90
2. 900 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, etc 400 to 600
N 400 aold Pens and silver ceses, 500 to 300
IN 400 Ebony holders 400 to 800
This entire list of beautiful and valuable goods will
Inc sold for OyF DOLLAR eacd. Certificates of all the
above articles will be placeh nlop envecs, and seal
ed These envelopes sent by lnail, as ordered,
without regard to choice. On the receipt Of the
certificate You will See what you are to have, and
then it is at your opinion to send the Dollar and
take the article, or not. ~ :.
Five certificates can be ordered for 81 eleven fol
"a thirty for 81; sixty=fve fro $40; and one hun
for SIS. We will send a single certificate on re-
ceipt of Is cents. Agents wanted, to whom we of
fer special terms; send Is cents for certificate
and our circular with terms.
All ROWEN Il CO,
&c Beekman St., New York.
Nav 25-6m z. D. Box 427o.
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.

May WineIand and others) In the Circuit Court
for FlieeaNy Cot1t' as
Florence b. billy 4 others. a Court of Equity
No. 1871.
GkpEfsp. by the Clerk Of. tile Circuit Court for
Allegany C8hpty, as a Cour. Of Equity, that the
sale made aud reported by Jacob Brown and Max
Wircand Trustees for the sale cf the real estate
of DANIEL SEaSf, deceased, be ratified and
be showr oh or before the sdth day Of June next
provided COPY of this order be Inserted in some
newspap r, printed in the city of Cumberland
once ig each of three successive Weeks before the
The report sts.es tie amount of said sale to be
SiO3o. co. II. RESLEI, CLERK.
True copy! -. Test-H. RESLEl, CLERK.
may 81, 1865. st. .......-....
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DIvIpENp.-Ry reference to the advertise
ment it will be seen, the First Rational Bank
of Cumberland has declared a dividend, s'1 per
cent. slos' the last half year.
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FARM NEAR CUMBERLAND
FOR SALE;

TINE undersigned is authorized to sell the Farm
upon which he now resides, situate east of and
near the city of Cumberland. 1t contains about 10
ACRES. The improvements consist of q first class
DWELLING HOUSE, built in she modern STYLE
with all the convenences appertaining for the ac-
commodation of a large family; with servants
house, Barn, Stables Sheds and other buildings.
The land is very productive. and is watered with
never failing streams and the purest spring water.
Persons desiring to purchase are invited to view
the premises For terms, SC, apply to
henry BRUCE.
cumterland, June 5, 1865. -cS.
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Es"An order from the War Depar tment
allows all honorable discharged soldiers to re-
tain, without charge, their knapsac ks. haver-
sacks and canteens.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-29

The breaches III thu Canal hatu prevented
the sending of coal by the canal during the
week.
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Aid to The Destitute,

A meeting was held in the Lutheran church
Thursday last at 4 o'clock, =. NJ, was adj
dressed by Rev. Z. tsrae, and G. S Griffith,
ESQ. of Baltimore, in behalf OF the Mary
land Union Commission, whose object is that
of relieving the suierisg families and indi-
viduas at the South who have been impover-
ished by the war: Instances were given by
these gentlemen, even Of persons once wealthy,
IF poverty and distress most affecting. The
meeting vas adjourned to the Christian Conn
mission Room, for the next Monday at 8 7.
NJ.
At this second meeting the Cumberland
Union Commission auxiliary to the Maryland
u. G. was organized by the adoption of a Con
s,itution and the choice of officers anI a board
of Managers. This meeting was aajouit He'd
to the same place, for Thursday evening, the
Goth iuatant. DIT s p. NJ. for some furthe:
action. A discourse is expected In the Luth-
iran church, Sabbath, July the 9th, at P
NJ giving facts on this subject, frolh dis
,inguishcd CLERGYMAN from Baltimore:
The b som of war has left desolatidr dino
dcs,i,ution in its track. Tic sufIerir iii thos,
,laces which have been tnc thcatfc of the
conflict is sc+crc. hay5nd otr conception. Il
ioudoun CO., Va. which suffered le"st, prop
vrty to the amo,tnt of Upwards Of 1000, oO'
was destroyed, what Must be in the Valle!
wRere it WIS necessary to destroy all, ant
~hrfG they have not the seed to plant TIN
ground, All n.r:t remember i. is more bles
scd to give than receive.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-06-29

TnE TurtrpE- BnNlrERr HhLE.-Mr.
RAYMOND deserves The thanks of our citizens
for his ndcpatigable csertions in presenting
to his PATROLS such attractions that woull do
credit to any theatre III tic country.
This week the celebrated tragediar Mr..
Theodore Hamilton Is playing professional en-
gagement. His imperscuations Ore pronoulic
ed by all to be the acme of Perfection. AS
Claude Melnttte he achieved suceess that
stamped hiu dr ;!rtist of the FIRST order. lie
has received exsclleu. support fom the Com
pany.
On the 4tll Of July two performances eill
be given -one at 2. o'clock in the afsefnoon
and the other in tile evening immediately at
ter the display of fireworks. Uncle Toms
cabin viii be produced in gorgeous style, the
latter part of next week.