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GOVERNMENT SALE.
The Property klowR az the "Goreynmsnf
faanery and Steam Sdw MI,- rih
!Sereaty.fre aeres Of land, near
San Iptopia. T,yas

Tttehty1Fre dfTe 81 land, near
San ARtoHia, Ts5as.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE.
Dwil be reostved up 70 the FRS, day OF March
1877, for the purchase Of Is acres Of Land more
o. less) together with the buiIdings erected
thereon, and the appurtsnaners apperfaining.
that istO say: ~ IT, : s'
ONE TANSERY, containing ~ Stone Lime
Watts. Fifty.two Wooden Watts Seven Stone
Pool.. and capable Of tanning IS0Do hides per
anrum-
ONE STEAM SAW MIL. capable Of saving
900 feet Of lumber daily.
ONE SMALL STONE BrILDIyG.
The abDSe property 10 sitaated about two
miles above San AntOnia. on the San Antonio
r1ver, and the water u conducted % the estab-
A.hne.t By race u hcwn stone Laid In cement.
The land vas purchased, and fmprovsmenfs
made ky the izts so-cailed Confederate Govern.
Dent, and ars estimated 70 hayeeost sl;e, oggin
: The property has been under l.ass for the wear
le66. &c monthly renf $500, payable IN ~.
vance A secured title In fee sfiuple wa q vir.,
by the United States Gevernment
Proposals. Win Be marked ~PfDpoauIs fo~ Co..
eminent TanDery and Saw Nh. sni sdiress-d
20 .. b KIDDOO.
Erevet Nj. Gen. Ast Con. Baurssu = y. 4
Al Gs ealrsstsu, Tszns.
49,
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BEAUTIFUL ALBUMS,
GRAND
Dis,r;bution of Premiums,

roo AID IN THE COMPLETION OF ST.
4 MARTINS CHURCH, corner Fayette and
Fulton Streets. Baltimore. BY permission of
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. the dis.
;tribution will take place on EASTER MON.
DAY APRIL 22d, 1867.
Certificates fifty cents, emitting the holder to
q photograph of st. Martins Church, and one
among one thousand very valuable Premiums,
including among others: very superior horse,
laggy and harness; 4 magnificent Piano Fortes,
octavcs. rosewood cases, from the celebrated
mandatory of knabe & Co.; setts Of very
handsome chamber furniture, sets of silver 1
most improved sewing machines, yeTS valuable
gold watches 4 superior hunting case silver
watches, 6 silver ice pitchers of beautiful de.
SIGN, splendid clocks with bronze ornaments,
sets of Biblical Works of Most Rev. DR.. Ken.
drick, sets Of Works Of Right Rev. DIR. Eng.
land. sets Of Works of Most Rev. DR.. SpaldiRs,
10 highly finished photographs Of the seven
Archbishops Of Baltimore, 10 highly finished pho
tographs Of the present Metrop6litans Of the
United States, and so other valuable and at
tractiye premiums. The Distribution viii be in
charge of q committee of responsible gentle.
mon. The successful recipients 81 premiums
will be notified in the Daily Gazette and Catholic
Mirror of the Saturday following the distribu-
ton All certificates must be signed by the
Rev. Pastor Orders for certificates with money
enclosed must be addressed to Louis Brand,
Catholic Institute, No. lsa y. Howard Street,
baltimore or 70 Rev. John Foley, No. ~ Hcl.
lins Street, Baltimore. febIs-e O d 81
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: State Or West Virginia,
OHIO Comfy c;scaa Court, Jss.sry Rs.'

psess an is.ass ,s9soa q svs.s 49,.
AID MAry Ann Stephen, his wife, and Ears
Jane Stspheps. Kate n STEPHENS Ard Elisb<o
sssPssIs, infAnts IN ehancsry.
The object q this sait \ 70 s<iI tks ipt<s.s.
Ss I ssI y s,, - y se css q
Edvsrd y. stsphsss = net 3 pss<5sst q th,s
Sfs1e. - Dotkea - tbe cswplszasns. by ~
counsel q Il srdscsd ~ - slpe1s ksss vfths
s:s .s::::.:. - 8 {. llslEs3ss:s.
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st&se Or wess virginia.
OAio Comfy Cireva corrf, Jssrnrs Esl"

1867.
samnd Fie5ds "a TbAuas n. Evan. ssd B>s
)amln y. krsns. partners under the Arm n.'ss
q 4. ii. Eyans Co. and the First SaiiOa.
Bank u wheeling Aitschmsnt In Chlso'il
The object Of this suit IL 70 recover o. the ~
iendants, i. II. Evans q Co. adsbt due By tss.
20 The complxinanfs amounting IN thu ssS q
sl1a,2 With interest from the frst day 81 Apa
~, and cots o. suit, On sftsehBsept baElss
neeu issued herrin, snd ssrved By copy " W
First National Bank Of wheeling
And u Appearing from an sfkda Tit DIED 10 ~
cause that the defendant, Thomas II. ETas, =
NOT resident Of this stsl~. on the motion d 10
s"mplsinant IS hiscouasel &c 10 ssdsr-d that =
aPpe.r scrs sjfhia onf meath amer tss tesi-
weekly Publication AMI M dee posting Of is''
order, and attend % bis isfsrst IN this suit
-t NCHAEI. J. BREfSlG
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL !. BREISlC.
wheat 4 FORBES, for complainant. cIsrs
feb5-o VT ~
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ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 2a.-Gov. Fletcher
brought suit against tho st. Louis Even
ing Dispatch for defamation Of his
character. The damages are laid at
100000.
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THE REGIsTER

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conviction. rather than slayish BY dicta,op az
win labor TO disseminate oniy such vi,E, M. !,
current questions ~ bear the stamp Of r,, :
and the seal OF truth.
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THE TRi-WEEKLY

Il published every Tuesday. Ihur,!a, sd 81
ur,iay, and contains, besides The 'nutcUis II ne
preceding Issues Of the Daily. msLl rdahL'
Items prepared especially for hi. pu'!io'u"a
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Es.9 aos , '...sals ls;.a CHICAGO, Feb. %.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet and firm;
9 2oa2 81. y Corn firm; 76a762. Oats firm
| e ale. Mess pork frm ut 1900 Lard
firm ut 12c. Dressed hogs firm; easi.
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To Steam Engine and Ma.
chine Manufacturer.


THE TRDERSIGNED. HAvISG Oh
L. tanned Letters Patent from the United
States Government for improvements In the
Rotary Engine and lie adaption 70 certain par.
poses am DESTROYS OF entering into company OF
TO sell this enterprise in the city Of Wheeling
am theoretical and practical engineer hav-
ing constructed and bailt great nVnber OF low
and high pressure steam engines, = pattern ma
ker and draughtsman by trade. therefore see the
necessty and demand Of the rotary engine. psrtie-
ulariy fer propelling Of vessels, prupeifing car.
riages 90 common and turnpike roads and work
ing all quick motions The advantages for
which a. follows:
Cheapness. Diminishing Of weight. Ore.
coming dad centres. Ease Of reversing and
handling SimpicSy sf adzptiou. Not effect
ing the stability Of vessei Popularity Of eondens
ing and thereby less danger Of gogeing the con
denser. Adoption tpateBtedl for carriages On
common and turnpike roads. whereby Ia the en-.
hne forms a part % the driving wheels, The
driver has az his command. With ease and by the
power Of steam to hack surn. or advance.
ANY person DESTROYS of further information
or wishing 90 enter into this enterprise
Address MATTHEW FLETCHFR
No. 52a Market g., Louisville. KsutucEy.
feb5
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Rivef apA Weasher.

a lcIxcrSSArr, Feb. as.-River fallen s
inches; Is ~ 4 inches in the channel
Weather cloudy; thermometer 50.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

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made up Of an important news "i The Eo''
telegraphic reports. Transactions In ih" M'fkri'
Agricultural Column, special correspondence
from all parts Of the Stale, choice Literary i's
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fully prepared miscellaneous rrading -uiisbsS
all Glasses OF the community. Ia .hori, Tie
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 ~ i''
best Family Nsrspaper ereT Iubli.h'd N D"
ktdts.
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: TRANsp oRTAT1oNI,,
Baltimore & Ohio B. B. Co.
WINTER SCHEDULE.

or,,cr R.1T1MoRE & ONO RAILROAD Co.,
O ~, WHEELING, JAN 5. is6I'
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLIN,

VIII contain the latest and most reliable mNlH
IMPORTS from Wheeling and all prominent La.
erii and Western cities.
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The Circulation OF the Req.
lister,

Larger by far than that Of any Other papa Is
the State. makes II the best advertising usdiEs
IN West Virginia.
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l. ZANE. =. r.
G. L. ZANE g. CO.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES and
Liquors, Manufacturers of PURE Caiawba Wines
Quincy Street. between Main and Market Sta,
Wheeling. W. Va, keep constantly on hand
Brandiss, Scotch and Irish Whiskies, Jamaica
Runs and Cortlials, choice Old Rye and Bourbon
Whiskies. sep2D
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J. &G. BAYHA.

ID bakery, Market Street, opposite the
Washington Hall, few doors sboye Monroe
Street, keep constantly on hand fun assort.
ment Of the above articles.
tT Their wagons run-constantly 70 all parts
Of the city Sth Bread, Crackers, gusks Cakes,
etc. - sspzD.
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w. Y. HOGE,

w. v. hS16,
A TToRNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL
"A Land Agent, Wheeling, W. Va, VIII prae-
tice in the courts OF Ohio ana afvoinfng y
psrtIcular attention given TO the collection OF
Claims Office on Main Street, over che HANK OF
yybselfpss. YT"sT ~ l,- jan36In
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Farmers, Merchants and Cat.
tie Dealers

VIII have their interests specially unn.uiItd u.
the preparation Of this column, and uo In.tnsl
man In West Virginia should hesitate to a,,l
himse of its advantages.
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C0MGRk ssh OVAL.
IW . IIgI WesHssna, BshsSS

INV . IIs1 MssHssGa, Bshsac
Y oMr. Tfhmbdii called up the bill to es
tablish q Department of Education. AL
pending amendments were voted down
/ Ind the bill possod saaalsa 9saJS 1Hty'
lanM Mr. Summer, from tine committees On
sssiasP 5sasisss Saas
'oftKe Navy Fox, and other officers OF
the Miantopamah and Augusta, to rs
cent presents ffofh the Emperor 81 Rus
these pfeSehts f1m duly.
tAd3pted and the resolution passed.
Mr.. Wilson reported from the Military
adversely on the House bill
TO reduce the pay Of officers Of the army,
which Tas, be Said, ialreaiityIs hill to
inorease the pay of navy officers g. much
rs s., 600 per year. The committee was
DISCHARGED from further ceusid eration.
The Senate concurreaj i'm the House
amendments TO the bill 70, temporarily
increase the pay Of officers Of the army.
Mr.. Buckalew entered q motion TO
reconsider the vote by which tho bill
establishing tss .f Rfsssftp5see}Jof Edu-
The miscellaneous appropriation bill
was taken up.I The question was upon
the amendfasht Of Jfhet Finance com
mittee to provide for payment of GER
tain assistant assessors in the Southern
States.
For this Mr.. Edmunds offered sub
stitute, calling OH the Secretary of the
Treasury to send the Senate list OF
persons employed as assessors without
tskirx kthe ostby Vhat erYee thy
isdedie and hsE 80 YAs Pr TO-.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26
Teaching Drawing.

Mr., W Is one Of our' ,aoss popular
artists and teachers Of drawing. The
other morning. while busily at work, he
was interrupted BY rgi..s looking
customer.
@Iic yen or. " J, slse raipssrss
81 am. sir"
"You teach creeters.J believe p,
ayes, sir, replied the artist. who
fsneicd his visitor some wcalthY old
farmer "do you wish your daarhter
70 take few lessons r. fsg
''No, sir, not my daricft
"Your son, perhaps Z"
"No, not my son, neiEkcy.~ y
"Who, then. not yonrselg | l,ers ~ -
"No, not myself, but somebody q
duroed sight inore dIiIicult a ioay
year old heiier mule / bought the oihsr
day. Learn i TO draw, and durn me ii
| don't out with The pewter and give
yea the biggest hundred dollars YOU
ever seed. ss
The countryrnan went down stairs
with . hop, skip and jump, closely
followed BY an old psir Of boots. meers-
ehauni pipe, and snndry other morcs<
bles. BE-
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26

There was a weddipgin church IN
q village near Chicago, recently. which
was attended BY large crowd Of pco.
piee, Inc bride being a iamous belle ii
this section, and the bridegroom late
nrmy eiheer. There isa story about
hun that was revived with great effect
at the wedding lie was in tho west
ern frontier service, aud one day ESQ
the story goes hewert out to hunt
bear; lie haa been away from camp
iew henrs' when lis voice was heard
family IN the distance exclaiming,
s'H-e,r-e zee eosle Z fass
IN q little time the same cry was
heard again, but nearer; then il it was
repeated at intervals, nearer and louder;
when iinaliy The bold captain emerged
from a bit ff1woods near the camp,
ruhnlbg at The top Of his speed. without
a coat, hat or gun, Ia he came to camp
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26

u
ClRl.s BgwAaE .--GiTls, beware Of
transient young men. Never suffer the
addresses Of n stranger. Recollcct that
one good farmers boy. or industrious
mechanic, is worth oil the fsatiBg fcps
in the world. The allayemcnts of
dandy Jack, with . gold chain rsund
bis neck, walking stick ia his paw,
three PENN cigar IN his month, Or some
homes, tailors cost on his back, and a
brainlcss, taough fancy skull. never can
make up the loss nf a good fathers
homo, a good mothers counsel, and the
society Of brothers aud sisters; their
affections last, while that Of Hsch -
youag man is lost in the wsnc of tho
honeymoon.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26

r5-With what elegant circnn.locu.
tion il is possible to call man liari
inas be scen in the following little pas-
sage IN the British House Of Lords, IN. !.
which 4 aoble Lord bhudly says 70 >
noble Dukes -
= beg 10 YAH the attention or my no :
bic ftsead, the Duke, 10 no observation
which my noble friend. the noble Dnkc.
Is reported 70 have made. and which my
noblc friend, the noble Duke, viii ind,
upon rehcctioB, 70 he inconeistcnt with
strict scracity.s j
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26

rsa.An Irish seryant girl IN Roches-
ter has discovered new mode ef cook.
ing eggs. The girl had been sccus-
toned 20 boil eggs, as she stated, all
the way from threA tp nine minutes, to
suit the ta,tes Of different members Of
the family On taking her new sittsa.
tion she wis given . sandelass which
ran for three minutes. and was told to
boil the eggs hy that glass. She did
not unaers,and iho uso Of tho glsss to
indicate time, aud literally ehe5sd her
orders By putting the glass into the
letsle Of upter ~ the eggs. She had
used che pass "a this manner for three
days before w nsthod Nas discovered.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26

ns5ron one occasion gentleman vas
relating painiul story ol little buy,
who was called from his play to 90 Is
q peighbor's for some milk Az he
was returning from bis efsand the cars
ran over him, killing him Instantly. -
The gentleman was very pathetic, and
q the close Of his narrative there was q
dead silence IN tho room, broken IL
last by one Of Che ladies Of che company
asking gravely, .And what hccane of
The milk y
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26
Haunted HcuSc at Walerlown,
a Gnosr STORY.

I
Gmor, mor,,l.;ntores,;o.n,,.o,.,i,J :, ~.
nD,., 49,. a. San,SSdlap,
! t;tlcJ tho nu.nn,o1 ITo,sa1 >, W..
town" ws tpow tbat ,novrls;n.Jv ~
| Iars oconro1 a. Ea,rar,h -, -
tb,t s,yaroo ro,r;I,, ana o.hor :.,,ar;
fe.t,tionsS have b.nnoned q rar;ons
.oes ami IocoIi,,os. *, tbo alioood H.
fnrb,nces =, W,,sr,ax,n NJ Laro w.. -,
srth bsvs ,IroaJs hoon ,toso,;had - !,
tbo Rcs,on J.sJ "a ,Lat ~ 49,. h.
many oc ,bn eor,narts III ocs salas a,V so,.,.a : a
or nIcnomena Lnt n. ae.e'o,inn 80 ~ ~,
It's .c,nceslmor,l-b,s da,J,loss ana
h,cd no s,,6or % ~ m 80, hi.
i,nay;n,,ioh vh,, i. wanld H. a.,
lieye is the resnlt AZ ,bser,a,;n,, ,rIa
article il too long ~ be t,,nst.'r..a - =
oar columns hui The followinp aby;d.,s,
mcpt will he found ;ntaras,ins
The house ow.roofea raml,i;no
structure. half hidden by a Grove oi
son,brc homlocks stands NOT lar from
the main road in Watertown Mass
II had bean inhabited lor twentv ve, rs
hut NOW bcars tb,t loot ,f na.Is.i a,J
decay which is Characteristic of bann.
ted houses AZ least ne aescriLsd hy
Tom uood and others lis orig;nal
owner was a member or onc Of the .tirgt
families or Massachusetts who aTter.
dissipat,d life in colle,,c nnnarcn,ty
reformed aud married n daueiyter of
one of the Sunreme Court .J1idges or
the State He lived onietlv 81 tbc
/ bouse for n number nf vaors IA hecarc
the nnreu, of two or ,brrc children
/ An element Of di,eora IN tho shane of
pretty poyerness Al L.st came ma tbe
! household. Alice. for sunh WAS hor
name was \ handsome ornban o.na,.ial.
| " noticeable L r bcr dark dreamy cyc.
and hrxuriant brown hair som tbe
wife Of dc Colonel The titlS bv which
the master of the house vts tn,wn--
had occasion for ieaiausy IIp, hus.
baud and the nrstiv ,myerne.s rrcu.
too Intimate They rodc ont .imost
every ait.rnoon and were freoneutlv
soie ,, au'', "'.u.,s''' t Nugp tney 1Oalp ~,
ops" ,'.e Hoo' WIN ! ia'ea'svy, a,a ','e
her black .ilk d,oss-vbich sbe ,lw,p.
"ofq as'',ng McEs 'Ne ss1,rs y sne
e9eyU"'u, us WIZ @ oore , her lll1soAnu = ;
~ nss,es. = WIN eAemP,afy pa,'spce' hoping
ior pet'ef aays az hSe tne 'nan grew
hoo''y, and usep uelanehoiy seemed %
aa's so'zep us pafanoaF' She iast
rssn' ana wen. ',e, aeS9' me heaSe ils,,ng
ASc's'op' me .Vionsi finances be-
came s,na embarrassed, ana ne became 'd-
dlc'ea 10 gross inioz'cas'en. lie was
once heard TO say, III seems TO me. that
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26
Great Inducement
to buy Clothing.

NyoU can bay at BpSBy's, one Bows Suit.
j for 3.2S, aud up to $3.50.
fou can buy Mans Snit Of good Cassincts,
for 50. 50 qpd up To $1,000.
You can hay CLOTH Salt, which will bs
warranted. for Sl250.
yon can buy a splendid cAssIMgRE Suit
for SiN.75. FE
I You can bur a splendid assortment of SUM
mer, FAN and Winter Goods, A r COST
J have also constantly on band a large Stock
Of GENTIEAENfS f4 Nh VI 49, n.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26

ev6r heard tie rumors prevalent ,,nepe
tho neiphbors Of the house being ham.
ted. The Kings wcre very tirsl and
4 slept so soundly thst they heard n,thipg
during the night. Their female a,,est
was disturbed. however. by loud yips All
around her room the house seemed 10
I creak ss II shaken by n strong wiril and
! her doors opened and shut. and were
found open 10 the morning. The next
night Mr. King wae Awakened by
pounding on the door OF ,lewoodhouse
/ as ii by an az. dc thought burglars
were abont. bnto eoipe d tbe nl,ee
found all safe. and the ,ouhds SOM
ceased. He Thought that he might
! have been deceived "a to III locality Of
| the noise. and went 20 an oat. house TO
see II the sounds proeeeded thenoe. bnt
could discover nothing. A he returned
waking. softly in his stockings, he dis
timely heard 4 heavy tread following
him step by step until he reached his
chamber door. About midnight he vas
aroused by hie wife. who saidshe heard
the front door bell ring. He vent dSsn
and onenoa tbr door and InaI inr ,bo.,
sav.or ,horah, H. .s,r y ,hs 49,
moonl;obt ! corr;,,e dr,v,n he q ,sh;,s
horse ss.nd;ng ~ ~ ,loar 4 snddan
gns, ee wind blew a,,, ~ lonn ;,s, !,
,his moment ue,uyned 10 reentsr M
honse when son bnnd ws, Isid on H.
arp, and an unseen form gl;ded sw;tlly
bv with \ rnstliur sound - ;fos beayyy
siIk brnsbin~ aosinst some sal;a s,b
stance II ran;dly .see,doa ,hc sts;,.
woy mast h;s avn cb1n,her ,ausinc ),
the door Of a remote room Which es he
followed om;cLlv he conla zoo svin,,
omen M i tonsh,d hv snn, ;nvis;hls
hand The roo,S boaever w,s emnty
Ills vita wbalav rwake thsnob. iL9t
a fsr m;nut.s Later lie h..,d ! Iona
ran At tbe;r rom ,door ,yFbo IRA vo,w
sbe exclaieed 4 low ra,tI;ng aad
yet mu,;c,I l,noh ,ros Tho anIv answnr
I Mr King ;umred from ,be bed ana
wen, IA he ,loor AZ hs d;d 40 H.
wit,, s,,daenlv cried opt kJt,s ayo;as,
tle wall--,s xomau IN = sak drcss md
mnntillas . Her hnsbaad saw po,h;ng
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
.is.....;..si.. ..!.e. .....s... =. L.t

- - l-7'1 TX
nN aud after MONDAY. May 7ih, The
~ trains leave Baltimore 81 $50 A. VI.
aud $50 T. NJ, Leave Cniup Bridge l.l5
and :, 80 \. NJ; arriving in Baltimore at <. Is
A. VI. and 1880 i. VI.
Leave Cnion Bridge al .. 20 p. NJ; arrive
at Baltimore at 600 p. VI. Leave Baltimore
at 5.n Z. NJ; arrive at Uilion Bridge at
$40 Z. VI.
Stage connections a, Glen Morris Station
for Hampstead anil Manchester on arrival
Of $50 \. NJ, tmin. and for Union,own,
Taneytown and Enmitrsburg on the arrival
Of the sane train at l-inwood Station at
il.S5 A. NJ.
RlSrNo trainson Sunday.
LEWIS LoGUE,
nngl'H General Superintendent.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26
Building Timber
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber is prepared to furnish
and deliver at Westminster, or elsewhere,
according 10 order, on reasonable terms.
for cash, all sorts OF Oak and Chestnut
Lumbar, suitable for frame buildings, also
Scantling, JoistS, Rafters. Laihs &c. Per
sons wishing tn be furnished with lumber
will please leave their order stating the kind
and dimensions. with the subscriber living
miles from Bird Hill Y. o. and 7 miles
from Westminster, on the Deer Park Road
augs-.m J0HN 4. HILL.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26

RusssA ixrHE EAsry-~0ur 1qsxnl
purchase Of tsrritosy from Hszsia u =
now spid, is partly % be paid for y * +.
irop.clads, aud II is j angular lscl (ksl a
4 French news paper Of tho Slit y a y
gust counsents thereon, aud s1ys ~
lropeiads may be used by Russia sgei>st4 /
fnfkey in I pepdiue ~. 3. x
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26
Trustees Sale of
Personal Property.

rTtHE Suhsctibcr as Trustee Of Robert Mori-
son, an applicant for tho benefit Of the In
solvent Laws, IN insolvency, will .eIl at Public
sale, on the premises now occupied by the said
Morrison, on the road Icading from Manches-
ger Ia Black Rock, imiles from Manchester aad
u mile from Grave Run Mil, on
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 27th. 1867,
at | o'clk. :, Y. tss fallsxing personal property
Template Stove, iieds 4 Hetldinr, 1 bureau.
Sink, l CLOCK, Tables. 8 Chairs. Rocking
Chair, Chest, and lot OF barrels.
TER5iS.--Ail GUMS Of Ten Dollars and under
cash; on all sums above Ten Dollars a credit OF
siy months will be given, the credit payments
TO bear interest from the day Of sale, With such
security rs the Trustee shnll approve or
CHAS- T. REifSNIDER,
sept l2,-,ts. So, Trustee.
The Democratic advocate., 1867-09-26
Furnishing Goods,

consisling iu part Of ZINE SHIRTS, iatss,
style Neck Ties aud collsTs, aud Suspenasrs oi
every description ~
Give me cali and esamiaofor yorrselros.
CATiiARISE BrsBy.
Near the Depot, Westminster, Nd.