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FOREIGN.

Foreign.
The worlds Exhibition at Paris is
getting attractive Multitudcs, are in
attendance but tbs great attraction
seems 10 be the various crowned heads
and grandeesof Europe. The Char Of
Russia has been there quite lately, and
was received with great show He was
shot at when returning from grand
parade in the same carriage with Ma.
poloon. Neither of them were injured
The would be assassin who is said to be
a Pole, was instantly arrested by the
crowd 1t made quite sensation
Among the amuscments was great
horse race on Sunday, attended by large
numbers, The Prince ofWales, though
very anxious to attend did not 10 so
GU, Of Difference to his mother, Queen
Victoria, who is opposed to horse racing
on SUNDAY She is expected to visit
the exhibition this Summc Also the
Satan Of Turkey, aud all the celcbri-
ties.
The Mexican Minister at Washing.
ion has received a letter from President
Juarez officially confirming the fall Of
Querctaro and the capture of Maximil.
ian. The letter says nothing Of the
Presidents intentions in relation to
Macmillan. Unofficial adyces via
New Orleans narrate the immediate
cause Of the fall Of Qucretaro and the
capture of Maximilliau and his army -
1t appears that General Lopez sold cut
the entire Imperial concern for forty.
eight thousand dollars in hard cash, aud
the work OF trca;heFy was arranged 50
completely and carried out SO success
fully that Maximillian and his entire
force were handed over to Else; bedo.-
Maximiliau, however, acted his part
heroically lie scut his sword to Esco-
beio STIMULATING that he should not be
subjected to insult, but awarded the
consideration due to prisoner, and
that if any Que must be shot he should
be tho first led to execution. tpto the
latest adyiecs no executions had taken
place,
MaXimiliau issued a proclamation on
his surrender in which he is very severe
On Napoleon for DESERVING his cause
He seems to expect death, aud disposed
to meet it heroicaIly but we think he
viii be spared,
The attempted assassination at Paris
Of the Gar Of Russia has elected con.
siderable feeling in France. Several
towns have been illuminated in honor
Of the escape of the Gar. The Polan-
der Bergouski, who was arrested in the
act of making the murdcrous attempt,
shows no signs of repentance At st.
Petersburg there have been services iu
all the churches in recognition of the
pruyidential escape of the Car, aud
even at Warsaw the inhabitants and all
the notablcs ofthe town left their names
with the Lieutenant Governor, whilst
the nobility met and resolved to send n
deputation TO Paris.
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nS- Among the many murders Of
these times, one that has caused some
sensation is that of the deliberate shoot
ing Of Mr.. Hiscock, member of the
New York Constitutional Convention
now in session at Albany, by Gen. Cole,
OF Syracuse, N. Y. 1t was on account
OF improper intimacy which is said
p have existed between Mrs. Cole and
the murdered man, ,aomo time during
the Eve years absence Of her husband
N th araiy; and which he had but
lafely discovered. lie came to Albany
AM 'lelilssateiy shot Mr.. Hiscoek in
d hc.ld whilst eonyening in public
ree.a % ho.el Mr.. II lived but a few
INITIATES Afterwards. Gen. Cole sur.
n'ndersd 10 the officers, and acted yery
Fs,plly about the matter. snd seemed q
ti'i,k himself fully justified by che cir.
saA.stanees. he appears to haze acted
Jls2=r full beliefof the facts rs parfated
. l.im by his wife. II seems 10 rescm
be The ease Of Gen. sickles who Shot
T \ Key Esq il Washinetoa.
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PAINTS for FARMERS
And Othcs.--The GRAFTON Miner
al PaiIl Connnny


Are noS manufacturing the Best, Cheapcs, and
on, missed with pure I.insccd Oh, viii last I'd w
~ years. IL IS ola light brown or bran,irni
chocolate color, and can he changed 10 rrrrs
lead, stone, olive, drab or cream, TO snit m.
taste OF the consumer. IL is valuable for Hon..
6, Barns, Fences. Agricultural Ir,le,aa,'i
Carriage and Car-makers, Pals and Wood",
ware, Canvas, Metal and Single Roofs, (itbr.
lug Fire and Water proof, Bridges, BARI,
dases, Canal Beats, ships and ships' I,ot,.,n.
Floor oh Cloth., lone Manufacturer hsying
used 5000 bSls. the past year, and a. a pain;
for any purpose /. nn-arpas-rd for bod. a.,.
bility, elasticity, sod adhesivones., P,ice AZ
per bbl., Of 500 lbs, which will supply "a
mcr for ycars to come. warrantcd In sll ,s.,,
as above. send Tor circular, which give.
luil particulars. None genuine uhle.s branded
In trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint. "A
dress DANiEi; BlDwELL, Proprietor, "a
Pcarl-.t., New York. innrli 4,
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Base BALL-A match game be.
tween the Excelsior" Club Of Fredcr-
lex, aud the "Patapsco" of Westminster,
was played on the grounds of the latter
in Westminster, on Monday afternoon
last, in the presence of very large
crowd Of interested spectators Of both
sexes. The Excclsiors were the yictors
by "a runs There was some very good
playing, aud the match was about sven
until after the seventh inning, When the
Patapsco boys, who were younger than
their competitors, seemed to tire out, or
became in some way careless about ma.
king much effort.
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GRAND MUSICAL CoNcEpr.-On
Wednesday evening June 18th. the
Third Annual Exhibition OF Our
Own Club of Westminster will take
place at Odd Fellows Hall for the
benefit of the Westminster Library
which is equivalent to saying for every.
body's benefit, as the Library is indies
Pensablc to the city. That the perfor-
mances will be attractive, see advcr-
tsemeut
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rJThe trial of John Ii. Snrratt
was commenced on Monday at Washing
ton but it is still doubtful whether il
will proceed, though both sides profess
to be ready, because the Counsel for the
prosecution have objected to the man
ner in which the jury was summoned.
The mode of summoning Jurors there
seems to be very much like the new
Jury law in Maryland.
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CARROLL LUMBER CoMPASY
mons the many promising enterprises
of the day is tho one advertised this
week by the above new company. 1t is
home concern, though designed to o.
crate abroad in field that is very invi-
ting. Parties well known to our eiti.
zens have charge of the matter, and
full faith in it; aud We suppose there
fore that our capitalists will at once ia.
vestIgate the project, and, il pleased,
take hold of il.
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Third Annual
GRAND MUSICAL CONCERT.
AT
Odd Fellows Hall.

THE members Of .OUR OWy
I'll a. Of Westminster. will give their
Third Annual Concert, for the bcneii, Of the
Westminster Library, on
.hs''''es'ity Eecni,,g, june I9M. 1867.
The entertainment to consist Of both Vocal
and instrumental Music, Piano and Violin
solos and Duets, Comic and Sentimental
songs, Solos, Duets, Quartctts, aud Che
rnses- ihs performances will be inter.
'persedi with few interesting and apprc.
PIRATE T,.blemlx. -fr'S
Doors open ut u O'Clock. Admission
% cts. Children Is cts. iunsIa
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teS- As you like it. No, l don't like
1t, said the great man cautiously. But
you must like it, replied the physician
we have to do great many things we
don't like, five would be as we wish TO
DC. You mnst take the Pills. III be
hanged i'll do, said the patient. Then
die and be hanged IL you will, said the
physician. No, no, said the patient ;
that will never do, doctor, | knock an.
der,-give mo the Pills. The physician
smilingly, gave him box of Bryanls
Liie Fills, tobe taken rs directed the
great man was soon better, and eyenta-
ally recovered. Juno
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THE BOOKS or THEBIBLE. Showing what
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4 work Of patient research. diligent study and
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The great amount Of time consumed
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their hair must make nay article which
would lessen their labor particularly
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mited, cleanses the scalp from dandruif
and all humsrs, aud prevents badness !;
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Book Agents Wanted FOR
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sA very large party from the
various States, East and West, are on
an excursion % Fort Harker, the Tes-
tern terminus at present, of the Union
Pacific Railroad. The road is progress
sing westward about two miles per dry
Fort Harker is several hundred miles
West of Leayenworih, Kansas.
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NEW ApTER TkSENENT.S.
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The PATApsco BUILDING AssociA-
rIoN, of the City of Westminster, is
now fully organized by the selection Of
the following officers:
Pfosident--pavid Fowble.
Vice Presidcnl--7Jesse Reils uidcr,
pirectors--Samucl L. Myers. DE-. j.
W. Herring, Denton Gehr, lla,blhish
lluines, W. \. McKellip, Joseph Shaec.
fer, Ira T. Grouse.
Treasurer-Edward Lynch
Sccretary--Aug. y. Sohaeifer
Solieitor-Chas. T. Reifsuidcr.
The Association meets ou the first
Tucsday Evening of every month
All the shares are not taken as yet,
aud are offered to those who wish to
subscribe
by order.
NIFfF N con HIsrEt, =
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NEW ADVER TYsEuEyT.s,
Are Won Lame, Crippled ar
DeeOrmedf

Or have you, or your hrighb1rs. bny nr e1hs
lame With contracted lin,bs OF curved spine. q,
crooked feet, or weak or laralyzed iiinbs ar
ankles, or who are entirely hcIplu,s. 81 wi a
are obliged To creep, or To vain With efatch, a.
or Whose iimos arr shorL'nr,l. or crooked, o.
drawn ur, or who walk on The toes, or Who.
ankles Toll over ar turn inward. NJ who ha,. :,
crooked knees from white swelling, on sc,oful,
or who limp from hip dihcultiss To sa,.
such from life Of misery will yos not write !.
letter, giving thc prominent points Of the case
aud receive Ia return, free Of charge, a cir Gu
lar, which may be the mcans Of saving them ?
II 80, address Dir. J. L. MANN, I33 West al,
Street New YORK
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rey"Thousands have boeu Changed
by the use Of the Peruvian Syrup "a
Protoxidc Of FROM from weak, sickly,
suffering creatures, to strong, healthy
aud happy men aud women, and inyal.
ids calinot reasonably hesitate to give it
trial. For Dyspepsia aud Debility ii
is specific.
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED, to caurs.. Crr
ID Chas, W. Eiliou's new work, REMARK
ABLE CHARACTERS aud MEMORABLE
PLACES OF THE HOLY LAND. The couni.
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mingr, u. D., LII d., Pres. Of Wesleyan Univ.
RI. Rev. Tbos VI. Clark, Bishop Of X. L., &c.
Agents are meeting with astonishing surccss,
selling from $50 to 800 copies each per monih.
II has no equal. Nsa- For full particulars and
terms address the publishers,
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Gas LIdHr CoMPASY,-All persons
DESTROYS to subscribe to the Stock of
the Westminster Gas Light Company,
Incorporated last Session, are informed
that they eau do so by calling at the
First National Bank, Westminster /;
W ere also copy of the Law can be
seen.
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N o I'll G. e.


TuE Examination Of the Pupils Of WEsr.
MINISTER SEMINARY viii commence on Non
dgy neat he 17th itst., and eontinne until
Wednesday, 10Th. Hours each day from D
O'Clock A. NJ. to IL NJ, and from Ia to 4
p. NJ. The patrons and friends of the School
are respectfully invited aud earnestly solici.
ted 10 attend.
The Anniversary Exercises, consisting of
Declarations, Recitations, Dialogues, fab
leaux Niyant, Music, &c, will take place al
Odd Eeilo,es' Hall, on Friday erening, 2Ist
inst, commencing at 8 o'clock. Abundance
70 eeuis; Children under ~ years of age,
10 cents. Proceeds over aud above OK,
peases, to be devoted to the Western Md.
College.
f. r. BUELL., Principal
june is,.2t
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LOG HOUSE,

rough casicd inside and outside: Wash
iionsc, with the water right at the door, 10
be got without going IN the nip, Is by 20,
story and half, large enough Tor a ha,nily
TO live IN; Spring House aud never failing
spring near the dwelling house; two Uos
Houses Carriage Hoasc; Bake Oven
Meat House Wood House lien rHousc
Wagon Shed two Corn Cribs sheen Sta.
blei Barrack and Lime Kiln. Sums Greek
runs through the iarr. Limestone can be
got within one mile Of tho iarn.. The farm
has been lined over twice.
Persons wishing TO view the property will
please call on the subscriber.
mnei5-u JACOB NtSBArM.
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Local Intelligence.


BEwARE or, INroSroRs.-Whhiu
the past two or thtel weeks, couple OF
neu were around among our substan-
tial farmers. selling stock iu company
said to be engaged in making some IA
narkable machines for loading and un.
loading hay, manure &c. Their plan
was to gct notes, (goucyally Tor $500
each } payable to james NJ Hunter, or
bclror, aud sell them at once to brokers.
Ofs establishment IN Westminster has
notes to the amount Of Sll00, against
GOOD parties, endorsed BY u Burton,
without redress" We haze heard Of
notes to the amount Of $1,000 taken in
this County, aud there lDay be more.
Il Is possible that many have been vie
timilod IN Frederick aud Washington
Counlios, as they have been there also.
1t IS said to be complete swindle, aud
some Of the victims here are advertising
ihc public not To purchase their notes
They left hastily III the direction of
Fcnusyyanih, where they have been fol
lowed without success.
A. We learn from the papers parties
were yietimisel by this swindle about
the same time in Montgomery, wash
ington, Cecil, aal We presume other
counties.
The Paicpi Hay Rake SSlndIe.
Some Of the parties Implicated 10 the
pltent hay rake ,windIe were committed
TO Jail in default OF BAH al Mildletown,
New York How these swindlcss opera.
ted is thus described by the POUCH
keepsio Et3is.
TIE moin opcraah of the parties
was as follows; Arriving in The county
they separate, taking different towns,
and circulating among the hard listed
FARMERS, offering the most tempting iu,
duccments, aud usually succeed in sell
ing right to sell, &c, George y Pal.
r,cr's hay rake and tender combined
for 500, They represent the machin.
cry as selling at retail for SS5, aud tina,
it is SO perfect that no farmer can afford
to be without it; that the purchaser OF
the right can procure the rake los S35
at the manuiaetoryt anl sell at profit
OF 500. 10 show that they have un-
bounded confidence III the enormous
profits accruns to the purchaser, they
offer 10 take bis note for one year, and
10 case the buyer dues not make 600
profit IN that time, without counting
Que machine for his own use they agree
to take back the right ot shares
Tree OF charge. II the farmer consents
under the above regulations, Que Of the
aWnd!rrs draws out u note IN blank
form, which Is filed up properly, and
then, IN order 10 make the buyer feel
safe the swindlcrr IN some case, turns
the note EVER and endorses on the back
mot - be used until the cnd Of one
year, and then, IN c' { hr.-------t using
the name given y the note) has not
made 500 iroT she sale OF the article
tins note TO br returned aud not used at
all, or words to that effect, which the
sNhdler signs aud the parties separate.
Once oat Of sight the swindling opera.
taking from his pocket pair of scissors
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RECENTLY REMOVED To \ MAGNET.
CENT New COLLEGE BumpINo,
erected at a coat Of sl25, 900. Acknowledged
To be the best aud most complete business Col.
lcge ever established.
ok-krePiDg, Commercial Calculations and
Correspondence taught IN an interesting and
practical manner. Banking Houses, Mer-
chants Emporium, aud fifteen Cuisines, Office.
IN daily operation. 4 thoroughly organized
department ofNercantile Law. PHYSICAL Cul.
ture under a skIiiful gytnnast penu,apsbip
taught by masters OF the Art students ear,
enter at any time M pAi ticular degree Of adj
vanccment required. Ladies aud gentlemen
prnsccni, their studies together, aud eDiny
equal advantages, Graduate. have averaged
over siS months in completing the preiet bed
course OF study, and, As result. seven eighth,
of them have readily secured lucrative ritua
tons IA business. Strict attention given To the
moral and social welfare Of students
Fort SrLENptn fEt.ls, of So, will be pre.cu.
ted Dec. ?jth, lSG7, 10 tie fnur Erhduat,s who
shall haVc cnt,rc,, college from Fcb I,t 10 IL.
" 9Th, 1851, and made the bcs, Improvement in
Book keeping and business Whiting Partic-
ulars ia College Review, jus, Issued.
SPRINGFIELD !. situated in The beautiful Cns.
Hsefieui Rirer Valley has 5000 inhabitants.
i city Of grca, husiucss activity, aud The mo.i
healthy aud delightful place Of residence In
New England.
CoLLnuE RRVuw, CmcuLAhs, etc. giving full
particulars relating to the course of study, ex-
pcnse Of board and tuition may be had gratis
Persons IN pursuit. Of the most complete Edueg-
tiouAl facilities should address Lotus W. EuAN-
NAN, President, Springfield, Mass. june Co.
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CRY AFeAus.--The Mayor aud
Common Council met at their Office.
wednesday evening, June 9TH.
The further consideration Of opening
alley ia rear Of Long, ShaelIer & others
was indefinitely postponed
The consideration OF petition for cx-
tending Centre Street to Main, deferred
from meeting, came up regularly, when
the Commission previously issued was
auuullcd, and the COUNSEL instructed
topreparea new Commission for Messrs.
John X. Longwell, Jacob Reese and j.
j. Baumgartner to lay out aud condemn
said Street to its connection with Main
Street.
0rdered--that Commissions in blank
for the condemnation of all streets aud
alleys opened by the Society of Re.
demptorists, aud by Geo W. Matthews,
Esq, be prepared for final action at
next meeting Of the Board
The Clerk was instructed to have
bonds prepared for the Treasurer, Clerk
Baillif aud Collector.
The Bailiif was instructed to prompt.
y enforce the Hog Law.
Board adjourned TO meet "Wednesday
evening the 18th June.
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E''Joseph the Second and His Court;n
The Merchant Of Berlin;" Frederick the
Great and His Court - "Berlin and Sans.
Sonci by L. MuhlbacIs Each so. Pub
hshed by ID. ApPLErox & Co., New York
Sent by mail, free, on receipt of the price.
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DEATH OF MRs. MAuLsBY.--W We re.
greet to learn that Mrs Emily Maulsby,
wife Of Col W. y, Maulsby, died at
Hagerstown, Nd, gu tho 4th of June
inst. She had gone there on a,yisit
from her residence 10 Frederick, aud
was taken suddenly very ill--her hus-
band having been notified thereof on
the 18th Of May, last, whilst attendi,. g
Court in Carroll County II was hoped
that she would again recover, but the
disease was too obstinate for relief. She
was writer Of considerable cmincuce
in the literary world. She was sister
of the Hon. NJ. Nelson, and leaves, be-
sides her husband, three children 70
deplore her uatimaly departure.
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DuNKER MrErIsG-Thcre is a large
influx Of strangers in this County az
presept from all Ports of the scountry
attending The Annual Meeting of the
Quaker or German baptist Denomiua-
tioH, Ut Pike Crock Church in Union.
town District. Many Of their preachers
oiheiated laEt Sunday at ihair various
Churches. Ssyeral VI thsir ministors
attended b, iuyif ton at Che Methodist
Prot. Chafcll in Westminster, where
The Reg. Dir. Sharp, OF Lancaster Co,
Pa, preached op Saturday aud Sunday
nights, and Rev. Mr.. Mamma, Of Viz.
gina, on Sunday morning in an able
and ilieresiihs manner,