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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York World Of Saturday, June sOth, says :
The money market is dull and call losns are easy a,
four to hve per cent The accumulation unemployed
funds In the city s causing heavy purchases of govern
the certificates of indebtedness redeemed by govern
ment likely to influence material advance In gov
ernment securities.
Government bonds are strong and in active demand,
the want of other outlets for employing surplus
funds pressing on the market for employ ment The
banks aud money lenders are buying freely Of the ak
per cent gold bonds seven thirty Treasury potea
Some Of the foreign bankers buying hvetwenty
bonds Of 1861 Fivetwenues OF 1862 closed at l04 do
1854 lOSf do 1885, 10s7s; tenfortes. s7<; aud
Turtles, 1035<.
The gold market was strong throughout the day,
opening at l6H at 1880 AN although sales made
before the board at 1884, the lowest prce OF the day
The highest price was 155, aud the closing 164X.
1OsH to 100 for bankers sixty days startling bills,
and 110I to 110H for three days. siqht Francs sxty
days. are quoted l611 to 1l1 and short sight, IL
to 0S2l.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, june 29.-Tho receipts Of tho principal
kinds o. Produce since last have been 1851 bbs
Flor 460 bbls and 1890 bags Corn Meal ls IS9
Wheat 394 666 bushels Corn 6,0S8 bushels Mslt $500
bushels Rye bushels Oats 6S obls Pork 40 pkgs
Gut Meats 100 pigs Lard I'll pkgs Beef 16s bbs Wills.
key.
AsHEs-Have been In demand at So rs 81 for Pots
ana Sl5 rs to 10 so for Pearls per 100 lbs.
BEEswAN-Has been quiet at former pri ces
OANDLEs-Have been In moderate request at unchang.
cd rates.
coFFEK-A moderate inquiry prevails for the princi.
pal kinds at anged prices Java at to 25Ho Ma
Laguayra at II to 18c Rio IA to 19c and st. Eomingo
to l7, cash, in gold, per lb; sales $500 bags
ly Rio.
CoTroN-Is in limited request and depressed In price.
Middngs, S793sc, chiefly within the range q b. sales
and resaes last $50 bales aganst recepts
1856 bales.
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about 40 bales disposed of at 80 cents for middlng
cents for low mddng and 26 cents per ID for repacked
Mobile Market.
MOBILE, juno 29.-CoTToN-The extromely dul
state of tho Cotton market the past week. there ben
only 400 bales sod and the irreRularity and mn
certainty of the Gold market has tended TO weake,
trade TO some EXTENT yet grocery and provis OF
dealers say that thore has been lively trudo /,
their line than has been observed several weeks past
Prices, as will be seen by the annexed tables bsy
ohanged but little and our merchants we'll supplied
with good stocks Of all articles.
The demand to-day was very light only lower grades
Offering. Good Cottons are held under limit. Sales a
60 bales wero made. The following were The closin
rates: ''
tood Ordlnary.. ...............-.........2 to
!.ow M miuuhpB.. ...'.....-.-.............2 I'D to-
oi'uuAnE. ............ ..........32 toss
oIict M1nuhnB. .........-...-.........34 to-
Soou miuillnB. B........................no nominal.
COTTON sTATEaEET-PoRT OF MOBILE,
stock on hand lst September, 1866. . bales "a 29t
8eet,e9 enis meeh. ..............--.... 1855
Received previously. sly.....................40 .402,833
- 4.7is
429oot
Exported this week. eek..................... 1,llS
exported previously 9S8, ,09S
Burned and lost. st........................ 4,085
- 9S27t
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE!
d. ". 1850. T..
THE GREAT ZTNGARI BITTEHS.


90 HIS WONDERFUL REMEDY was discov-
] cred and introduced about twenty years
ago by DR.. S. Cheopsus, an eminent bgypuah
physician. -. 20 .o,o
remedy which would strike at the ro'' ~ ua,
case, and so prevent much OF the sunhiinK y
which The human family was then competed TO
endure. .-a,.L Li. mind
Tho great question was presented to hn minn
ererv day in vivid colors as he mayea among
tbe sick and diving, and obserycd the inellg,ep-
h. v,s lead TO think and experiment ana hltef r
,sn vc.r. of s,udy and labor. he presented 10
his f.llow man The wonderful Zingari Biiers'
The effect Of this preparation 10 me preNcnu"h
and cure of disease, was 40 maFNelous Hi,u y +
tonishing that the most uatptihR mSl - ~
roy.I favor were bestowed upon him WI" n,s
,areted it, His name was placed upon ~
RoN of Mobiles and a gold inedm WIN w l"'
lowinS incriptiou--Dr. >, Cheopsns' the , w"llV
Benefaetor-was presented 10 him by the 'ioe-
roy. =. .r,i
The preparation has been used ~ Er'cIa,
epidenes Df cholera, BON as pr .,,,"..,
cnratiye measure, aud with such great snccs"
ahst II has been introduced into nearly a' u''
S,.n.rai hnspitAls 6f the old world
The old saving thar an ounce oi neNcnu'n
Is worth a pound Of snre, applies win mh,'y,-
1ou, force to cholera, and therefor" e'iN 'r'',''
that will protect ~ against this trFis'e u'Ne'7'
should be freely and perrstcnhy Es.d.
All nathologists nov agree dIat the chnl'Ia
,,oi.on .ris an fhr system through ihc biooa'
and that any combination when aew pu ~
ercrctsry organs, and keeps them IN "pihihR
order, must prevent s"hclrnt 80, ,"lh"'"',l'
orr,r,sw. This l. true not only Of chnlera' but
of nearly all 9th r mslAiics, especially me III
ferent forms Of frYcr,.
The Zingafi Bitters II lntsuch f"heuE
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DIR. w. II. WitmOr,

Has been in succcssful practice for number
Of years, with the experience ot the uiHr'.h'
hospitals in Europe, also member oi the An
s,Iyiical Medical Institute of New ! ork. cnnun-
cs To attend to all professional eases at hiS OF
flee No 92s FiIbcrt Street Philadelphia.
No patent Medicines are used or recon-
nended; the remedies administered are th"se
which will not break down The constitution but
renovate the system from all injuries u has rnS-
tained from mineral medicines and leave the
system In healthy and perfectly cured con
diton. cu
DysPyPsIA that distressing disease and fell
destroyer OF health and happiness, undertn'n-
ing the constitution and yearly carrying thon-
sands to untimcy graves, can most emphauca''
~ be cured. 80.
Melancholy, Alteration that state Of fAlicna-
tion and weakness Of the mind which renders
persons incapable of enjoying the pleasures or
performing the duties OF life.
RuguMATIsM in any form or condition, chron-
ME or acute warranted curable
EpuFpsY, or falling sickness, all chronic or
stubborn eases OF
FEMALE DISEASES,
radically removed Salt Rhcnm and cycry
deseripfion of alterations Piles and scroiulous
diseases which have balled all previous medical
skill, can be cured by my treatments and DO
say all diseases. (yes COEsUNPuoN) can be cured
by wearing my Medicated Jacket, which Is a
protection to the lungs against all changes OF
weather in all climates. nhNlhE lIiFehhs"t.e"iu iui
wears the cause and character Of intermittents
lfever and ague) in all parts of the United
States win cure permanently all crOnic or acute
cases of apue A nervous diseases in few days.
Cancer Cured bithom The knife or DrdTing
Hood .
Tame Worm that dread to the Human Family
for wears, can be removed with two or three
doses ofiny newly discovered remedy, warran,-
ted in all cases Consultation in the Engllfh
and German Languages free Of charge. viii
make visits any distance If desired. May be
addressed by letter (con6dentially) and Medi-
cine sent with proper directions 10 any part OF
the country.
OFFICE-No, 02s Filbert St Phia.
juno 7,-1y.
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UNITED STATES
Steel Pen w orks,
Factory, CAMDEN, n. j,

II ESTERBROOK g. co. Steel Pen
X. Manufacturers Warehouse, 403 Arch
Street, Philadelphia, AZ John Street, New
York.
These Celebrated Pens are of Genuine
American Manufacture, aud comprise every
leading style in the Market, and are equal IN
finish, elasticity and fneness Of point to the
best imported. They are, therefore, sure to
gain the confidence Of the American public
Samples and prices on Afpticat(oH
Lots Made to Order, of any pattern Or
aa stamp required
! Hea For Sale to the Trade at the Manu-
jGacturpr's Warehouse, as above and at
retail by all Stationers, Booksellers and
: News Dealers in the United States.
Il, ESTERBROoK d 20.
' my10r1y
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fhHtftNfWF arg ff'' 'ffifH W . '''' l.'i.tfHs
Lime. and i.o5 per cent. ef iHmoris.
IT should be borne ia mind that The Phos'
phatc Of Lime IN this article, being Oh
tanned exclusively from Raw Boues and d
true Bird Gusno, there il no part oi b. iaop'
eraiiyc, a. in the ease uf Sapcr Phosphate
made from Mineral Gusuosi but beng en'
tlrciy Soluble ~ the Soil, continue t9 iHFari
it. fcrtili2ing qualiliesto the crops for Yrar
The remarkable success which has alton
ded ia uscin Maryland and part, ~ Virginia,
is a sufficient guaranty 10 induce those Hhu
havc not tired 4 tu DO 20.
The Grain crop IN Ills State, where dis
Fertilizer has been applied, Is supposed 10
have been Increased from - 10 80 per cent
by ia use; while for Tobacco aud Grns,
Lands its success has been equally decided.
The Baltimore price is uniform Niih The
Manufacturer Factory Pricr.
GEORGE DUGDALE,
Manufacturer Agent,
No IO5 Smith Wharf, Baltimore Nd.
For sale by BOWERS & GEHR.
aug 9,.3m Westminster,
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IRON, STEEL AND
Leather Store +!


TEHE Subscribers inform the citizens Of
Carroll and adjoining Counties, that
they have just opened Mt their new Ware
house, near the Depot, at Westminster, Md,
full and complete stock Of
Iron, Steel, Leather, Hubs, Spokes,
Fellows, aud everything belonging
to the Carriage BUSINESS,
and all kinds of Blacksmiths Tools
and heavy Hardware generally; also a com
plete stock of
SHOE FKNDIN
all of which are offered at fair prices.
The attention of consumers and dealers
are invited to call and examine our stock,
in quality and prices .,
REIFSNIDER d co.
sept 10, l866-tf
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-.rz,- WESTERS -
1li;;....l-. MARYLAND .,ig,...,.
RAIL R 0 A D.
Change Of Time.
SUMNER ARRANGEENTs.

On and after MONDAY, May 2lst, 1866,
the Trains will run rs follows:
Eastrard Leave Union Bridge at I.45
A. NJ, A. NJ. and 2. 10 p. NJ
Leave Westminster at 5:i0 A. NJ. and
Q. IS A. NJ, aud 2.57 p. NJ.
Hesirdrd. Leave Baltimore at 9.l5 a.
NJ, $50 =. NJ, and 80 7. NJ.
Arrive at Westminster At ll.i3 A. NJ,
600 p NJ. and 500 =. VI.
Arrive at Union Bridge at 1927 j. NJ.
6. SO p. NJ. aud S.i2 p. NJ.
nfa- Freight Trains daily each way, tex
cept sunday
H2S"A Express Freight Gar leaves Cal.
vert Station daily, Except Saturdays and
Sundays, at $50 p. M--but all goods for
that car must be delivered before 300 p. NJ.
For any information in regard to Freights
or Cars, apply to the undersigned at West.
minister.
p. II. IRWIN.
may 24.tf Supt.
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In extreme cases Of Debility snd Ttrotcno
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY.
CAUTION!

The ah1vr Remedies bare now been before
lbe public mans yfArs, nod theif pfsst sarress
~ 'ha slirvlzti3a ~ human misery, has rtriied
The cnpidiiy II serefHi parties, Nha usc tic
Bamc 'rPyciG1 Fills copy mf lsbgls, cifru.
taFs aid adFeTtisrinruit. r5aIft,mss word fuT
patd, and pot mp woTihl ssmt.1pna, that
dirappoint tLe just expectations " tAr pprehatrF
n yuu cannot purrhasc UftL'a Srarigsr Rfx.
ra5es ~ s0uf DrHrHist. take DO other. bot frAd
tha muhr. direct b.
D.. JAWS BRYAN.
t.rrgiIiHg phgaHsa.
sl1 hrnabeaf, sos York.
aBd yuu viii feeoifr lirm vs. rriprn ~ eaH.
post PAID, AHd ffsg from ohfersain
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TIE Wonderful Flcxibiity and great com.
fort aud pleasure to any Lady wearing the DU-
PLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT will be experienced
particularly In all crowded assemblies, ope.
ras, carriages, railroad cars, church pows, arm
chairs for promenade and house dress. as the
skirt can be folded when in use TO occupy a
small place as easily and conveniently a SILK
or muslin dress, an invaluable quality In cIino-
line, not found in any Single Spring skirt
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, com
fort, and great convenience Of wearing the Du-
plex Elipuc Stocl Spring skirt for n single day,
viii never afterwards willingly dispense with
their use. For Children, Misses and Young
Ladies they are superior to all others.
They will not bend or break Ike the Single
Spring, but viii prtsrrvt their perfect and
graceful shapc when three or four ordinary
skirts viii have beon thrown aaidc as useless.
The Hoop afe covered with double and twisted
thread and thC bottom rods are not only double
springs. bat twice o. doublcl covered. preYen-
tiBg them ft0m wearing Out when dragging
down Ft1ups stairs. sc.
The Duplex Elliptic is great layorite with
all ladirs and q universally recommended by
the Fasliou Magazine as the Standard skirt of
The Fashionable NWlI
70 enjoy tba follow lug iacstmable advantages
Ia CfiHulpr, viz. superior quality, perfect
manufacture. stylish shape and tlnish, ilcxibili-
Isl. durability, comfort and economy, enquire
ior !. " Be&pltFs DrrLg2 Elirrc of Double
Sptigg rki5t and BE- cure yoa SCI thc genuine
afHcie.
CAUTION. To euor1 against Imposition be
particular a. notice tiai kirts offered ~ "br-
FLNx" have the r-d ipk stamp, viz, ~. W..
Bradigys UuplrE Lllipte atal SPRING. upon
ibe Na.. fbRU> -UagO oth.rs are EruGine. Also
Notice that tysrf Hoop sili admit PIN being
ras.ed through tha rguiFe, ibps revealing Tie
tsn t0g d.ubl sFriHEs lsaid IL thcr thcfe-
in, which s. the steres of ihcir laribllity and
atfrfgth. and "a CON- .Lial iua not o. le found IN
ans o,..r ~kiEL
fuR sAfEin aH Sttrs whore fret oass
skirts aFg sold ihFuu. hoDi tbs Uaitsd States aud
tses here.
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the
Patent,
VESTS. BRADLEY 4 CARY,
" ChaMltfs i iss4ie Sta, n. \,
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For Sale or Rent.
TyHE Subscriber will sell his FARM,
i Qate DIR. Eichelberger' containing
SG8 IA ACRES OF LAND,

OVo 4ASAsh<J va AEhLsDs
lying in the South East corner ofthe En-.
mittsburg District, and bounded on the east
by the Monococy River, about four miles
from Mt. st. Marys College. A county
road runs east and west, dividing it abolt
equally. 1t is an attractive place in good
and beautiful neighborho0d, surrounded by
churches, schools, mills and stores, and the
proposed route of the Western Maryland
Railroad within two miles. There are on
this tract from 100 TO l20 acres of
PRIME TIN b Err.
The remainder is arabic, ITS natural quality
OF soil inferior TO none in the neighborhood,
and watered.by never failing springsrunning
through every field, except one
The farm will readily admit of division,
there being two sets of buildings thereon
each with abundance of fruit, and will be
sold entire or divided, and on terms almost
wholly at the option Of the buyer. A first
class lime kiln Of
1900 BusheI Capacity,
was built last year, and system Of lining
commenced Of 1000 bushels per annum, with
a liberal application Of bone dust, and other
improvements.
lf not sold before Deer lst 1t will lie for
rent For further particulars, applicants
for purchase are referred 10 Dorns Croft.
Esq, Double Pipe Creek Post Office Carroll
county, or 20 Josiah Duttercr, merchant a2-
joining the farm on the wcst-G Grnccham
Frederick county Post Olicc, or to the un.
der,igncd Those for renting will apply on.
ly % The subscriber. Possession given on
The lst Of April ueXt, perhaps sooner if de
sired. JOS. BAUGHER.
scp8-u Frederick, Nd.
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Notice TO Soldiers.

I am now prepared to make out the papers,
and collect thebounty for Soldiers, under
the late decision of the War Department,
and the Act Of Congress approved July 2sth
1866 No pay, or charge made, until
collect the money from tho Government,
aud pay it over to the Soldier | have re-
ceiyed number of blank forms from the
War Department and am now ready to
make out the claims and collect the money.
RICHARD MANNING,
Office Frizel & Manning,
Brokers, Westminster, Nd.
oct ll,-tf
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THg DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE
jos. N. PAnKE, Editor and Proprietor,
No. 3 CARROLL HALL.

The Advocate is published every
THURSDAY MORNING, and furnished
to Subscribers at
sa.5O per Annum, I'm Advance.
mr. not paid in advance Two Dollars will be
charged. No paper will be discontinued until
all arrearages are paid, except at our own
option.
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UNlE undersigned has jnst returned from
the city Of Philadelphia with the largest
aud hc-t selected stock Of Ladies' Misses
Children aud Gcntemcn's Boots & Shoes
ever brought to this market. My stock con.
aists IN part Of Ladies' aud Misses 80
Cnstom made Glove Kid Balmornls, KMA
Lasting Caters, Morocco Balmorals, EaA.-
Polish Boots, Oil Goat Balmorals, aud Chill
drcn's Shoes aho Gcntlemen's Boots and
Shoes, such ~ Mems Calf Custom made
Boots, Congress Caters, Lace Boots, Bro.
pans, Kip aud coarse Boots 4 Shoes of all
kiudG Being an experienced Manufacturer
myself have had all the above stock made
to order, and for the express purpose to
suit this market by celebrated and well
known Boot and Shoo Manufacturer of
Philadelphia, which for style, finish, dura.
bility, comfort and elasticity TO the feet, are
superior to all others and are the best fitting
patterns that can be found.
| have taken great care in the getting mp
Of my stock, and can warrant every article
to bc what It is represented or the loss will
bo upon me. | therefore invite the especial
attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Westminster and Carroll county to my stock
Of Goods which will be sold at much lower
figures than the same goods can be had
elseVArre.
COME one, come all, and examine for
yourselves. No charges made for showing
Goods.
oct 4,-tf T. S. ECKERT.
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WOODLAND,

and 'hr farm "a well Wa;rrcd. Bear Brmcl
running through H. 1hofe is a fine Apple
Orchard of the best fruit, and sn abundance
ofotber fruit trcca, such as Peaches, Pears.
Cherries. Apr3co,s So. all cnDtgily selected
and iu hearing condition.
The attention of pnrchascrs IS specially
directed 10 ihis property az il Is seldom ,hat
any ~ gpleBi,ily improved, and iD such
good condition q Offered,
Those Wishing 90 yieu tha fbrn vill please
call cp She tenant Mr. BWgooRi or On Mr.
levi Evans Tho alase property will be-
sold luw. For terms and n'hor pafiicular-
apply 90 Mr. Levi Esaus, my agent, nt
Westminster M ar adJre the undersigned
~ parkcrshurg West Virginia,
Possession given April 4. 1867.
Oc1.ff HENRY W. IiElnD.
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No. 1l.-Joint resolution abolishng the sixth
section of the eighth article Of the Constitution.
Re1oipod blythe General Assembly Of Nary
land, three fifths Of the members elected to
both houses concurring,) That the Consultation
be, and is hereby, amended by striking out the
sixth section of article eight
BY THE SENATE, March 18th, 1865.
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sixth scction Oh afuCle rlRHts
BY THE SENATE, March 18th, 1865.
ATPiRsATfvE
Messrs. Bililinnslca of Landalc,
Carroll, Maekall,
Billinrslea of st MHry's McMaster,
Carroll, McAeal,
Davis of Caroline, rhiipob
Davis OF Washington, StePhehson'
Earle, Trail,
Harwood, turner, -,
jenkins, WateFs-lT.
NEGATIVE
Mcssrs. Holton, Ohr,
Maund Tome--A.
BY THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, March,
10, 1865.
AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs Frazier (speakerl Lusby,
Agnew, Malone,
Angel, hcCauloy,.
3artel, Ss,.enulloSgh' a.,
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NOTICE.

THE Special Term Of tho Circuit Court
for Carroll county, which was to be held on
the End Monday er AUGUST. inst linpur-
suancc of an order from Hon. Peter W..
Crane, Special Judge is adjourned aud
postponed until the regular NOVEMBER
Term next. Jurors, shuitors aud Witnesses
are hereby notified that they are net required
to attend ON the 2nd. Monday Of August, inst.
BY order
AM. a. MCKELLlP,
Clerk Circuit Court for Carroll county.
nug2tf
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| Miss NJ. Lou Furlong, NJ. i. J..
Miss Mary v. Manning
Mr.. VIM. $. Grouse.
| MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. FanniG X. Munroe.
Miss Kate N. Gear.
lTHIS INSTITUTION will commence
the FIRST SESSION Of its SIXTH
| scholastic year on WEDNESDAY, SEP.
TENDER 9Th, 1866 Pupils will be re.
ceiyed at any time, and charged from time
Of entrance
AS A BOARDING SCHOOL.
Its number Of Boarding Pupils during the
past year was 20 females. aud l5 males
The Principal receives only sereH females
into his family number Of others may
board with approred families in the town.
Those wishing 10 occupy the vacancies
not yet filed, will please make carly april.
cation.
The accommodations for Boarderg are
hco separate buildings, built of brick That
for the Male Department is the residence o(
the Rev. JoNATIIN MrSEoE Father of the
Principal1, whose phtcrnal care viii bc over
his boardors; that for the Female Depart
ment is occupied by the Principal. There
will not be any communication bctwccn
these departments. Each will be considered
az n f,toilg, aiIofdineahome 70 SIS boardcrs.
As 4 DIR SCHOOL
Number Of Day Pupils, during the past
year, o6, making total Of l05 PUpils.
Accommodations are Gye commodious
rooms, viz: The young meus study room
the boys stady roon--iheYoung ladies study
room-ihe Primary room, aud lhe icciUrn
room.
Departments Primary, Preparatory nnd
Collcsatci thrce grades Of classes 10 each
Dcpar,mcu,--lu Music, French and Ger.
man, superior adyantagcs Latin taught
grutuitously.
Eyeciai attention given 10 aH eiemeafIrg
principles; also 10 Penmsnship plain ana
fancy ! % Book kccping, 20 Spelling. Read
nag aud Elocnuuu.
Six grades Of Tuition, from 81 up 10
Sl2p"y quarter Nrw Circulars just iuafl
For lhcs tallrrsa
REY. JOHN 4. NrNR0E,
July 3. Principal
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

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Insertion 25 cents square three months
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WESTMINSTER MD. THURSDAY NOVEMBER, 1866.
@TATE OF MARYLAND,
~ OFFICE OF TaE SgcRRTARY Oh STATE /
ANNApnLIs. Anpnst goth. 1896.

AssAPoLIs. August 30th, 1866. ! .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
General Assembly, at It's January session, 1865,
having adopted the following resolutions pro-
posing an amendment to the Consultation OF our
State, said amendment will be submitted TO the
qualified electors of the State, for their confrr
nation or rejection, at the election for members
of the General Assembly, to be held on the 9Th
day of November next.
BY order Of the Governor.
John NJ CARTER. Secretary Of State.
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Valuable Farm at
Private Sale.

TIVE subscriber, finding It incunvenicnt
10 manage his two farms, offers at Pri.
gate Sale his FARM, adjoining the one on
which he resides, in Taueytowu District,
Carroll county, Nd, about miles s. W. Of
Taacytowu on tho road leading from said
Town to Frederick BY Double Pipe Creek,
containing ah.ut
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Valuable Farm at
PRIVATE SALE.

THE Subscriber, having determined to
remove from the State, offers at Private
Sale, the valuable and highly improved
farm, wheroou be lately resided, now occu'
pied by f. l}urgoon, situated in Carrolleouu.
ty, 8 miles North OF Westminster Md. and
half q mile from the Gettysburg turnpike ut
lluifs Hotel containing