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CANADA

IoRoNrO, Dee. 1.-THE Giobfs Ottawa CORE
soudeH says: N0tcc Ws given M the House last night
that the following resolution would be moved today:
RceOrcd That IN the interest Of trade II II cXpedent
enact that in futurc Amcrcnu silver bc legal tender Ht
tho dollar ON Tie various coins OF that
ny"
QuiInC. Canada Dee 8.-Ihc ships Straharon and
Canada were considerably damaged 10y during their
pasragc from Montreal The strHtharon viii Winter
here and Canada at Three Rivers. The steamer Lady
Head which was dispatched 10 tow the lghtshp Ia the
Trttcso 10 tbs port. after cutting through immense
fields ~ icl, was Obliged TO abandon the tash.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

TIE BOSTON i-MrEACHMENI NtEIlND ~
DEFINITELY POSTPONED.
Bosrok. Dec 3-Tbe Anti Impeachment Meet
INC which Was 10 have boon held az Fanenil Hall 10
morrow night Il postponed because the sentiment OF
New Ecand is 10 unanimous That 10 Seems needless, and
becasc hs press has fully expressed that sentiment
Thc movement was controlled by earnest icpubicsns'
such AZ Gov Bullock. the Hon. A. II. Rice. Garducr
Erewer and William Whiting II necessary, the meeting
viii ne hed aud will be a monster gathering.
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SVttial nOtitts.
Anna T.. Dickinson
A, Cooper In,t,u,s, TUESDAY EVENING. DC TO-
nnI.r a III .clrras .rI M.ollrra

Anna Il. Dickinson
At Cooper Institute TUESDAY EVENING DC. 10.
See particulars under head Lectures and Msetnn."
DIR. schencps Mandrake PIs-A Substitute for
Ca0mel.-These Pills composed Of various roots incl ding
cophn Mandrake the pound having the power
Me Of the liver promptly and eeetuAly blue
pill mercury without producing Of those agreeable dan
gerou effects which oneu follow the Of the latter.
In all bilious Pills may used h confidence they
promote discharge vAted bile and those obu
from hillary which the Of bilious aG
In general
shenei. Mandrake Pills erpe AarieI sestwOrns which
Ioroube,Ons many persons producing Piles Fus DyonIs and
other Dsininl Disorders
shenehs Mandrake Pills sieA Headache and all Disorders Of the
Liver Indicated BY saor su e,ed tongue eoveness dowsnss
aud general feeling vsanes and slde showing that he liver
q q torpid or obstruced condition
In short P be used with advantage ia al when
curative o Alternative medicine Is required
PIens consult him professionally At bis Rooms No y Boid
EeWYok every TUESDAY from IN. 10 All advice free Of
charge thorough examination With bis ResPirometer e.
Of the Pumone Syrup and seAwed Tonic each 81 80 hottie
or 81 Mandrake Pills. rs eeat per box Sold By
Druggists everywhere foil supply always be obtained At his
Rooms No % Bondst. Ne~-Yotk
DEMAs BARNES Co, No. 81 Parkrow New York, General
Agents
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BrOcRtelle Curtains, Satin Damsst FlaB Satin CarSn'
Trimmed and Hung Tapestry Piano and Table Covers a. wen n "a
Plain Embroidered Cloth Shades Painted made oil fl
Holland order Lace Curtain, the most beeuhl STYLES AHrnca
hom The Pl Exposition o designs Gode iad booA ir lie
eenherl Family Linens Ishugs Quilts ent Bnket A. "LHA
yEys UPh0Lsir Goods and Linen Warehouse No 90 brosara
hes-i0rk. No. no Che,tnut-.t. PHILADELPHIA
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TvsNl>G SESSION.

IfFNlNts SESSION.
The Convention met go O'Clock and proceeded la thr
consideration OF she rc.cu nt the Committee con -
nance Tho pending que ton related Ia The assessment
ana taxation of rcn aud personal property. Attcl "a
lengthy discussion q vote taken upon the following
amendment:
Issat o upon real estate and peuoa property Boz Do Sac
shall be- tlal ft uniform s such IofuF nos exempt h1 h
Tho vote was taken los Yeas ana Nays, ana the CLERK
aIUiuuuccd the result - follows; Yeas. Go; Nays TO-
The PRESIDENT stated There WIS not % quorum pre-
el and asked what tIc pleasure oi tht Convention
Mr. COZ I'D moved q all 0f the tOuN'iui"H.
The noiiun lost, and the COM clnion then al
fs.f
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1fAERIED

Church Cfcenvcl Cogn H. H. re- WIN Hatfield assisted by
the Rev DR. Clara Aus H. Cooke Martha T. Close daughter Of
Jonathan Close. esl. OF GreenWich Corn
GERRY-LyNGsTON-A Trinity Chapel TUESDAY. De-, by g.
Rev + A. Hoffman assisted by The r. Res. Bishop o.! NAM, ~
bridge 7. Gerry 20 Louisa NJ Liy.Igiou
THOMAS-vINCENT-Iu Prospect n on THURSDAY Nov ~ BY
tie Rev j. George. T. B. Thomas Of Brooklyn L. D. ~ Miss susie
NJ oay remaining daughter 81 the late pr y g. Nne,Ht
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TIE CHARTER ELECTION.

JOHN T. HOFFMAN RE- ELECTED MAYOR.
NEARLY TWENTY-TWO THOUSAND MAJORITY
OVER BOIH WOOD AND DARLING.
We give below comparison of the vote for
mayor yesterday with the vote for Sheriff last month
The polls closed at 1888 p H.. the general result was
known nj $50, and the complete vote in each Election
Precinct Was received at TIM TRIBUNE office by $3.50.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Mit. DICKE

VIZ DiCKESs's SECOND READING.
BoSTOy. Dec 3.-Charles DickCns's second
readings tonight were equally attractive and
mi a. the first The selections read were extracts from
navi1 Conpcrfeld end Mr. Bob Sawycr's Party" from
The P,ckwick Papers. The large audience quite nee
in bestoylnC applause.
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THE CHINA's MAILS.

BosroN. Dec 3.-Thc steamship China. Capt.
Uocflv from Liverpool Nov arrived here At O'Clock
This evening Her mail. and the dispatch aud
Daper bag the Associated Press were forwarded by the
nghf Train and will arrive there about O'Clock
morning.
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ELECTION pAN--~CENEs AND INCIDENTS.
An election disturbance occurred early yesterday morn
ng IN a." TVott second Ward. ending Ia the rough
handling ~ Collector Callahan by party ~ professional
-trkrfr' something went wrong ~ the polls ana thr
party, about n n number ret upon Mr. Callahan, luus
ing inn rry about the head aud face. but tnnctinc
d. believed very serious permanent Injury. The
mob WIS quickly disIcr-ed. and Collector Callahan fc-
irasrd Durug the remainder ~ tho day special De
tarhmrut of police maintained order ia the district
ONLY ~ per-Ou- arrested, Yesterday ia the entire
city. Tor attempting fo vote Illegally
Marur Hoffman u1dc tour of tht lol-i }c,itruaE
morning, aud sa- ven received.
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE MEETING Ar sfIACusE.
SYEACI.,T n y, Dec 3.-ticOr.e FrtnriS
Train Mr. Elizabeth tady Stanton. and Mise Anthony
smoke her, to ght to large audience on tie cau-, 81
W0mcu'- Iig hia
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NEW YORK

TIL STATE OFFICIAL CANVASS.
ALrASY. Dec. 1.-The Board of State Can
vas,cr met herr today and after examining the various
county returns declared the following official ooinrs:
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5sS Milo.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
RUNNING wBsT PROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
ARE NOW CONPLRTKD.

This bring. The line to the eastern base Of the Rocky ssdh
expected that She tack viii be laid thirty miles further TO Ersus Pss
tie highest point the January The grade from
The foot of the The eighty feet 20 the s.
Nhe that many hundred Work 10 so
rocuis he slope will through the Winter spi
there doubt that ts eutre Gand line the rseso
sll BE- open for business 10 1870
The provided construction o. this great National work
ample TIE United grants Per Cent Bonds
ohom T6ooto $4,000 per mile or which
secnr7 aud receives payment large fall of
en services These bonds tseniT
Haed and after has been examined by United
pronounced be al respects thoroughly sup
Piled sb ipot' repair shops ssaos ani oil the nesssuy o1s
stock other equipments
United 800 screaof 70 N.
r,e which will be Of large COMPANY Much Of
lard 70 he Platte valley among fertile Toe ~oSl ana
e,he large portions covered a forests s0l '5ound in
cra. o the best quality
The Company also ,uhor,ei Mortgage
10 an amount sa1s Of Government and Tho
Hon D. Morgan Oake. tic Bond
Loie deliver The Bonds 20 e Com only The worn
gr,es obey always represent actual and productive value
The Authorized capital Compa1y One Hundred Million Del
lars Of which millions ben pad upon the work already
EARNINGS or THE COMPANY.
Atp.ut profits Of the Company are derived os1 from .Io
rf h tins already much than sufficient thr l'iees
Bonds tic COMPANY can issue II not another built
completed through tr'o 81 ID.
only line connecting M Atlantic sld illc States all be l.rse bsJsat
precedent t there all bee eowluta n can sE'y no dose al
profitable r1'es
Irwin be noticed a, III. u1on P,e-e Railroad is in fact
10 e the supervision Of Gaveent oeers s#ttss
large and beads iauss
direction. It bella tia, similar secai
carefully goaded certainly based upon gas
- able pmperg As che Company
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
re offered M the present At NINETY CgSTS OS THB DOLLAR tL
cheapest security Tie market bng hiS u
lover United STATE. s.ocls 1her par
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD.
or over NINE PR CENT upon S1rpoaa sn be
received Company Oge No 20 N'a A. 'ui by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No F's.,ua.
CLARK DODGE 4 Co. Bankers, No 81 Walst,
JOHN J. CISCO son, Bankers No 90 ws'-s,.
HENRY CLEWS Co Birkers DO. y Wallst,
HRDDRN WINCHESTER Co.. Bankers. No 81 BrssdssJ.
Companys advertised Agca throughout tho United ssa
Rul,snce he nsdc dra Other ut' par ia New fOt
a.l tIe bonds Of charge by express
ANEW PAMPHLET ASD MAP showing Che Progress Of Che wSt
Resources Contraction sad Vain. Boats be obtaa at the
Corpsnys advertised Asea ~n Be seat free ..
pic4uoa
JOHN CISCO Treasurer New Yoh
N,re,iar ian
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THE HON. ROBERT DENS1sTON
SALISBURY, N. Y, Dec. 8-The Hon Robert
Dcnnision late State Controller diod a. his residence
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rHE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION.
REPORT OF THE III SINEss BEFORE THE CONyEN
TION-THE COURT OF APPEALS.

REPORT OF TIIE ~ SINEsS BEFORE THE CONYEN-
TION-THE COURT OF APrEALS.
ALBANY, Dec. 3.-Thcre was more than a
quorum OF members in attendance upon todays sessions
Notwithstanding the noticeable absence Of almost the en-
tire Now-YOrk City delegation. Mr.. Eiastus Brooks
DEM Bchmondl called FOR q report from the Secretary
upon the condition Of the business Of the Convention.
From this document appears that the reports OF nine
committees have been considered and adopted. three
have been placed upon special orders. hire have been
referred 10 the Committee OF the Whole and three
mtteca Of minor importance have not yet reported In
addition 70 the nine reports already considered. siA
others VIZ on Finance Canals Powers and Duties Of the
Legislature, Judiciary, Intoxicating Liquor, aud Onca
Corruption, have been fully or partially under eonsdcr
tOn. and are iu various stages Of completion.
resolution asking for daily rolctu, ANA requesting
the President 20 withhold the certificate of attendance az
abseutces tabled II viii cuue up again for discus
Sion. aud viii be strongly pressed.
In Committee of the Whole uuon the Judiciary ques-
tom substitute offered 10y Mt cooke O3ep. Ulstcr 60
create q court Of nine judge four Of whom with The
ChIC Justice should Doe quorum, was defeated after
protracted discussion. The debate drew out brilliant
defense 81 The majority report 0f the judiciary Commit
the hands of Judge Van Cott G;cp, kmC- Judge
C0nsOck DEM Ouuudagll, and the Hon. Charles An
dItWs tIcp OuOudugil.
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THE PROCEEDINGS or rur CONVENTION.

4 number OF petitions were presented, pray
inc for the abrOCation Of the Board az Regents.
Mr. SMITH ncp, Iuitonl prc-cutcd the petition ~
Hcrlmcr sternherg Tor temperance system OF medical
theory and practice
Nh GOULD ORep, Columbian offered % resolution. that
hereafter the roll of mcmbers e called a ~ aud that
the President be requested TO withhold the certificate of
attendance from all members who do not answer to their
names. Tabled.
M. T. BROOKS Dem, Richmond presented the FOL
loving:
fooed Tbs. the Secretary report ts Convention 80 the 1rc
practical moment hc condition o. Ore lun o . tuHtrlirn
app ile Journal n proceedings ue ai number OF
reports bc acted upon together rl is reports which have been
sdrc1 plT and those which before Oh, toumue ou hc
The Convention then went into Committee Of the Whole
uppu the iepor of the Judiciary Committee. MI e. q.
Dwight esp, CayugH iu tie CHAR.
The 4, ling question beng upon the formation Of the
Court ~ ppoala,
Nj. COOtE dRcp.. Ulster proposed q substitute by
which the Court of Appeals b. 10 Doe composed of
Judges one OF whom shall Doe Presiding judge or Cm.f
Ju ti.c four of whom. together with thc ChcfJuscc,
would max, quorum. ana four 10 Do su eut 90 render
q decision.
A prohactcd debate crsnci and vote being taken
upo'i Nr toohca sUL-ututc.H was loss l} decisive
vote.
1hc hour ~ having arrived r. recess taken 900 this
point A quorum present this morning, uotvifh-
standing Tie Tact tiat uu-r NJ the Ncu-luiA ,tt
hrrs absent u consequence OF TIN Mvufhty cleo.
ton. The following ia the lot Of absentee FROM tnr
ffTI IIff = Inn
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Po.,Omcs NolioeThs M, los tae ysl.sd kaSee AID .ss
Ca,tss. - steamer AdBRiCA VII
so.s :, az ' s aa TaV RsDAY bee at ~ aud at ibe
oses. a" tlo.s stations aud u. liza Stations g. D.
'"''f "'S' VI '""' JAsiBS kRlLl K II,
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Of The United States. st the next ensuing election:
ALEXANDER T SrRwAEr. HAMILTON TSn.
WILLIAM u. Aston NOSR9 r. GRNNtIL.
MOSES TAYLOR ROBERT STUART.
h. ". BONN.i g. YANDkkBlLT
HFylN K B6GEir. JOHN COCHRAER
Wal l. DODGE. J. y ASIOk,jr,
%iliIAMa whDp nS ,gi y y r TAgEg
WILLIAM !. BLODGEr wIIAM sCOIr.
J0HS J. PHEIPS PhfI sPOPRORD
JOINS T. WILLIAMS K n NccGRDY
join C. GREEN. EESGY T. DAVIES.
JAMES JAMES TA hoosEgFlr G 56A k AEIEs
V Wy II c 5STGE %h 5SES snbLi
HESE;ii T. INFESTED 1oIiS Z GRiDLRY.
WILLIAM b WHITE EuNrHORNB TOMrKlSS
IOHET R0ftNAN ISAAC :. OLIVER
SOLOS HUMPHREYS ELISHA SNIFFBN
GEORGE b BUTLER JOIN r cOSOyBa.
and several hundred oth'Is
aumber Of distinguished speakers have been United sud I'll be
pre'eat Of which uotec will be given
The following eminent aTi aad S pOii
e, .4I,,, a. meeting at Cooper Iaass o. WEDNESDAY gyBS
no. ia nror ofCea. GRANT Tor Precedent:
Hon HAMILTON FISH
MsiorGon. JOHN A. LOGAN
Hon FRANCIS b CUTTING
Hon. LYMAN TERMAN
Ms.orGeu. DANIEL, = SiCSL8s.
Hon. HENRY HILTON.
J.
Gen JOHN COCHRANB
Hon WILLIAM r. DODGE
j. CHlrTESDEE eel.
Hor y ". BONNEY
MOSES n. GRINHBLL eat.
col. ETHAN ALLkN.
) D. CHlTrBNDRE esl.
lion. HENEY NICOLl.
The osihs distinguished guests have been invited and hopes are
entertained ihsi tleF will be present
Lieut. Gen. ". T. SHERMAN
MaorCen r. H. SllkElDAN
C0l A. J. CCETiN Of Tenusyly,s.
cor " L. WARD q NesJeret.
Hcn JOHN A. BINGHAM ofObo.
Hoa L. q. WASIBUGSB q Iiiaois
Oia--rafe o. Speaker, will appeir heraine-
Grant Meeting, "wednesday Evening,
COOPER INSTITUTE
The officers az ,a, Who bold platform lcls, s present them
selves At the south building Ssgehbt At y
O'Clock
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OFFICERS ELECT
scHo0L COMMssIONERs.

I..f l.. nuryHac A..Willam X Ur-er
/ H. hesrsr Vest Tsi 81 Ni..Thoulas Hall! Tam ~
Il.WI.u o. ra fai. NJ WI. .JOln Jasp Ep 81 a ID. T.
| N..Frst0.sN A.. tfr.e. 900. s. NJ
/ iIicolore io'.-r. Req. i 81
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31oliticaI aOtius.

FASHIONS Jubilee has Commensurate binqHet AID
sumpuou every description viii render the present
;hf brilliant known in America; and fragrance
indispensable element Of reduel enjoyment e Rie.o tie NIGHT
BLOOMING CEREus" the delicious perfume distilled from
aoser is in universal request PHALON son Sea.Yors
Sold bv al duiygsts
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Nomination Of General Grnnl
BY the Merchant Bankers, Mechanic aai Workagmen " NtvierA
CALL FOR A MEETING OS WEDNESDAY NEXT.
EEa. YORK. Nos. p 1867.
The undersigned citizens Of Nea York teols Of promoting the wei
fare Of he country respectfully invite a'sembsg Of all who honor
distinguished aud pathetic services the Nltona at Cooper In
sti1te WEDNESDAY ib Of December al O'Clock 10
present the name ofGen ULYSSES GIANT the oe o. prea
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WASHINGTON.

RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IN
CONGREsS-THE IMPEACHMENT QUESTION IN
THE HOUSE-SENATOR THOMAS OF MARY
LAND TO BE neutrality-suspicious. FOR
VACANT OFFICEs-THE SALE or TIN II;Lol-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-08-02
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DU Pick ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE SPRING.
SKIRT

TNHE wonderful lexbty and great comfort and pleas
ure TO any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded Assem-
blie Carriages, Railroad Cars Church Pews, Arm
ChaN for Promenade and House Dress the Skirt
DO cfed when in to occupy small place easily
and conveniently silk muslin dress, an invaluable
quality in crinoline found in any single spring skirt.
lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and great
convenience OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic steel spring
Skirt for single day will never afterwards willingly dis
penso with their use For children, misses and young
ladies they superior to all others.
They will not bend break like the Single spring. but
will preserve their beauty and graceful shape when three
or four ordinary skirts will have been thrown aside
useless. Tho Hoops covered with double and twisted
thread and the bottom rods not only double springs
but twice Tor double covered, preventing them from
wearing out when dragging down stoops, stairs &c.
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with all ladies,
and is universally recommended by the Fashion Maya
zines the Standard Skirt of the Fashionable world
To enjoy the following nestmable advantages in Grim
one, viz superior quality perfect manufacture stylish
shape and nsh hexbility durability comfort and econ
omy enquire for JW. Bradeys Duplex Elliptic, Double
Spring Skirt, and be sure you get the genuine article
CAUT1ON.-To guard against IMPOSITION be particular
to NOTICE that skirts offered as DUPLEX" have the
red ink stamp, viz: ~. W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic
Steel Springs" upon the wastband-none others are
genuine Also Notice that every Hoop will admit pin
being passed through the CENTRE thus revealing the two
Tor douhle springs braided together therein which is
the secret of their nexbility and Strength and combi-
nation not to he found in any other skirt.
For sale in all stores where skirts are sold
throughout the United States and elsewhere.
Manufactured by the sole owners of the Patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
my31-3m] OF Chambers and 70 & 81 Rcade sts, N. Y.
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TAILORING
GEORGE KAUFHoLz

IA Respectfully informs the citizens of Bel
Nh Air, and surrounding country, that he has
IL established himselfin the tailoring business
in BEL. AIR, and solicits share of the public pat
ronage. Having a large experience in the bust
ness, he does his work in the best manner and
style, and with dispatch
Securing Machine Stitching and Repairing,
will also receive his attention.
~ Whole suits Of clothes made from $3.5
to So. and satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop over the Store of r. Z. Bouldn, oppo-
site the NJ. P. Church. Bel Air.
D~'Give me call mil
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JOHN S. DALLAM,
REAL ESTATE AGE nj,

Bel AU, Hartford Co, Nd.
~" Persons desiring to purchase or sell Real
Estate, may gain useful information by giving
him call.
nEFERENCEs
Stevenson Archer, Esq, lion E. Fl Webster,
A. Lingan Jarrett Z" " John u. Price
R55- Mr.. D. has just published his CIrcalar
far 1867. embracing large number of valuable
Farms, Mills, Shops, Houses, Lots &c, in Ma
rylond. Many Of them are really cheap and on
easy terms.
by an arrangement with Mr.. J. l.. ITALIA
FERRO, Real Estate Agent, Fredericksburg,
Va, the Circular embraces number of Farms
and other Real Property in Virginia, at very low
figures and on very easy terms
Those desiring Circulars and applying to Mr..
D. will be promptly furnished with them.
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B. F. MINNICK.

A1s - LII Mn
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Hickory P, O., Hartford Co.. Nd.
OFFERS for sale Farms, Building Lots Coun-
" try Seats, Shops, &c.
Farmers and others desiring to buy or sell
Real Estate OF any description, would do well to
call on or address the undersigned. No charge
made unless sale is effected
Persons wishing TO view any of the Properties
offered for sale by the subscriber will be convey
ed to them free of charge.
Circulars are now ready and may be had upon
application.
D.F. MINNICK, Real Estate Agent
febl5 Hickory P. o., Hartford Co., Nd.
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OLD STONE HOUSE.
GAY AND FRONT STREETS, BALTIMOl

GAY AND FRONT STREETS, BALTIMORE.
JOSEPH ROSE,
CUCCEssoR TO JAMES GETTY. at the above well
- known aud long established Dry Goods House, in
returning thanks for the liberal patronage for the past
twenty two years, respectfully solics continuance OF
the same.
Having recently refted this POPULAR OLD STAND
the subscriber Is amply prepared with large aud well
selected stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
recently purchased at New York Auction Sales Mt
greatly reduced rates. to meet The requirements Of 10th
TOWN AND COUNTRY CUSTOMERS.
which he pledges himself 10 dispose of terms that
Cannot fail 10 command the attention AMI approval of
Buyers either wholesale retail.
In addition to every arliclt usually found in well
regulated stock Of the above nature, the subscriber will
IN future make a specially OF
NOT lONS,
Such as HOSIERY. GLOVES,
CoRSETs. HOOP SKIRTS,
HANpKERCHIEFs,
PINS, NEEDLES,
SUSPEND ERs, &c., &C
We will mention some of our prices;
Ladies' Gents and Childrens
HOS IERY! SIERYl
Alto, 70, Is and 90 cents and upwards.
Hoop skirts and Corsets, at 81, IS aud rs cents.
Kid Gloves, the best qualify, at 81 LOO, each pair
Also, GOOD PRINTS, at 10, 19x and IS CENTS.
Beached aud Unbleached Muslin, at 10, II, I21 and
10 cehis.
complete assortment of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
comprising 50, Cd, 81, 1914 and 49, Blpached and
Brown SHEETI\GS, White and Colnrcd COUNTER
rANEs T NEN ANS 81 S Ne win sE@gdd line of
will always be fund, and which the att alton oil our
country friends Is especially invited.
JOSEPH ROSE,
Formerly James Getty,
Oh ID STON + HOUSE,
apl2-6m Corner Gay and Front streets, Bait.
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Total, $57,428 90
/ hereby certify that the aforegoing
statement is true copy of the Levy for
the fiscal year 1867, taken from the re-
cords and proceedings Of the County
Commissioners for Hartford County.
JOHN Il. SPlCER,' Clerk.
g. The figure at the beginning of each
item signifies the District in which the
amount is placed for payment TO the re-
spectiVe parties having claims against the
county. JOHN T. SPICER.
july l9-4t
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A.

County Commissioners per
diem SAL On
3 Clark Barnett examiner on
=, road 4 90
2 Chesney James R for cof-
~ fins. ! 90
2 Charshie John C magis-
trate / %
2 Cooley j H Post norton ex-
ination M
2 Crawford & Jones for Stat
ford bridge $500 90
Carr Jesse for culyert over
Green Spring Run 100 90
Candles c G constable 30 90
] Carroll P E general super
visor of the first dis
trlct 81 90
2 Cecil county for removed
cases 4l6 80
2 Carsins Vim sheriff 3.13S az
2 Clansey Margaret out pen
sioner pay j A Hop
! per 20 90
3 Comfy Jemima out pensioner
pay JH Bull 20 90
8 Curtis Mary out pensioner-
pay John Moores 20 OOl
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