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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-08
BY E. A. j. Clopton,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.

VERY NEAT FRAMED COTTAGE
v RESIDENCE, ON BETWEEN TWEEN
TY-NINTH AND THIRTINTH STR EE T 8,
CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Il
will sell at auction, on the premises, on THURS
DAY the 9Th day Of October, 1903, at o. clock P.
NJ, the NEAT COTTAGE as above located, con- ON
necessary out-houses The LOT fronts forty feet
on y street running back one hundred and thirty
feet 10 an alley eighteen feet wide.
TERMS: Made known at the time of sale. s-'
DC E A. j. CIOPTO AuctiOneer.
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NOR RENT, a PORTION Of that a
IT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE corner offasa
Twenty-sixth and Franklin streets, Church Hill
Separate kitchen, bathroom. &C. Apply on the
premises or to JOHN +. GLENN,
oc 5-lw ..@s l0l5 Main street.
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EOR RENT, the TOBACCO FACTo-lG::
II RIES occupied at the present time oyE -
Thomas G.. Williams Il Co., situated on south slGS
Main between Twenty. seventh and Iwenty-el Entl
streets. Possession given on the LIST OF January
1862 For tie, ms apply to nDcnovp
oo'e oodst at factory.
TOR RENT, very desirable BRlCK a.
0wETTING. corner of Grace and Twen-E Eel
tveighth streets containing eleven rooms; kitchen
with four rooms, stable, oal-hoIse, well Of fine
THOMAS J. HARDGROVE.
at factory, Main and Twenty-seventh streets
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DOWEATAN sTEAMBOATagNa
4 COMPANY.-STEA N Z K s ssss,,ssssRs5sza -
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUTE 70
BALTIMORE, SAvANNAH: BOSTON, AMI
THE WEST LINE TO BAL.
TIMORE, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION
WITH GAMERS TO PHILADELPH1A.-NC
CHARGE FOR Y ARFA Z, DRAYAGE,
MENT or GOODS BETWEEN RICHMOND
AND BALTIMORE.-Leaves Baltimore every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY.
Erelgh. received every day Except Sunday up to
7o'clock 2. II. These steamers have excellent ss-
looa, stateroorn, and passenger accommodations
Fare, TWO DOLLARS; meals and s.ateroor
extra, For freight or passage apply to
HARVEYS 81 WILLIAMS, Agents,
au 10 Commercial Block.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAL

BY S. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.
TOR SALE P RIV TELY, THE
IL LEASE AND FIXTURES OF THE Eli
MOUNT VERNON GARDEN (late Goddn's
Tayern). The fixtures are all new and consist OF
BAR,
Two TEN-PIN ALLEYS.
Two SHUFFLE-BOARnS.
and all the other fixtures necessary for pleasure
ground.
This is regarded as one OF the most delightful
spots about the city for such purposes. The build
ing contains large ballroom and ether rooms,
with gas throughout.
TERMS: Moderate. Apply to
s. \. DAVIS,
Real Etate gent and Auctlonecr
oc6 corner Main and Eleventh streets
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

Markets. Remarks and Quotations Pc
q ters5ug Corporation Notes Presentation
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RICHMOND AND PETEHSBuaG RAILRoAD Co'i
RICHMOND, VA September Y isSs; )
THANGE OF SCHEDULE To PElbk0-
" SURG.-On and after the 2cth or September
the A. vi. train to Petersburg will be discontinued
on SUNDAYS. 49, }. *. WO0DCUCh,
Sc io-Im General Ticket Agent.
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NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after The
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1865, the passenger Trans
will run as fo!lows s,
aAIL TRAIN between Richmond and staun-
ton daily Except sunday aud between stanton
and foyiugton tri-weekly-yiz., Leave ltlchmo,i
st 7.l5 A. Il. and arrive II Stanton at 3?s J., NJ
Leave Stanton at s.s5 A. N. AID arrive at Eich-
O. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
leave Gown ton at 10 A. NJ, and arrive ~ Stauli,
ton at s.I0A. NJ. Leave Stanton at 3.S3 T. d. anu
arrive st Coyngron at 7.55 Z. NJ. ~
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between r Men
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS tp-
NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leave Chr.
lottesv.ue at { A. ii, and arrive Mt Richmond ~
$50 A. NJ. leave Richmond III 3.a9 2. NJ. and az
rive at Charlottesville 1t 2. 81.
re Mail Train connects NJ to- uolS'lDc al"
Charottes Win trains IN Or"b G. me1 1Esii.
ard Manassas railroads for ALEAAhDhia'
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA MN f uHn,
LYACaBURG, KNOXVILLE, SHAIInNWgmg'
GA, MPHIS, NEW ORLEANS, MON,tt-
GOMERY, MOBILE, &c. At staunt z y. .., WIN
stases Tor HARRIaONBURG, WINGHE5TEiE,
&c AT Goshen, with stages for hEAlM ,S. y.
NATURAL BRIDGE. &c. At Millb0ro, WIN STA - -
for BATH ALUM. WARM, HOT, aeo hEALin w
SPRINGS. At CoytugtOn, WITH stages no LOT
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, LEWlsbyho'
JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
ca % General Ticket Agent
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~ GORGE A. AINsLIE, MAN U c%HR,
w FACTURER AND DEALER IN eaa2StssH
LIGHT FAMILY CARRIAGES. BUGGIES And
WAGONS desires to call the attention OF Che
public to his large stock, among which can be
found some Of the most convenient riding vehicles
now In use Sc 9--daYim
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T0R NORFOLK. PORTs-a,.Tsu

EOR NORFOLK, PORTs-eaTps
u MOUTH, ANDAL LAND1N GSEasGas.Esis
ON THE JAMES RIVER.-The fast and elegant
steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain q. 9. GIF-
FORD, leaves her wb2r! at Rockets FOR above
named places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and
FRIDAY CT q O'Clock A. N., and returns on Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday.
connect with steamers FOR BALTIMORE and
POINTS NORTH.
TRAIN leaves CITY POINT for PETERS
BURG on arrival OF STEAMER.
Fare to Norfolk, csc.
FREIGHT
received up to p. n TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, for NORFOLK,
PORTSMOUTH, BOSTON, BALTIMORE, and
BAY, and ALL LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
st reasonable rates.
Freighss for vSay-landings must be prepaid.
Letters entrusted to purEer OF steamer must bs
enclosed in Government stamped envelope.
Apply to L. B. TATUM, Agent
mhcl Once, steamers wharf.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND seRega
L AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIPs%sa1ASsasssS
LIN .-Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
CITY. composing this line win leave Philadelphia
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken Tor Norfolk, also for CHARLES
TON, SAVANNAH, snd NEW ORLEANS, and
bills oflaGing signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals snc
steteroom, 80 ". z. PORTER, Agent
nri~o No. rsGs the Dock.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

TIME STOCK OF A DAIRY FARM, EN-
BRACING TWENTY Mich COWS. LOT
OF HAY. MILK STANDS AND MEASURES,
AND ONE MULE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
By request Of Mr.. John B. Crenshaw, who Is about
disseminating the dairy business, we will sell at
from the city. on TUESDAY, lsth October. at 70
O'Clock. twenty fine'MILCH COWs-some of them
Of superior breed all giving milk and four of them
with Young calves. Also. lot of HAY, TIN
STANDS and MEASURES and one MULE.
TERMS : Sums under $50. cash over that
amount, sixty days credit for negotiable notes
SATISFACTORILY endorsed with interest added.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
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/ GCH00L CIRCULARS printed at short
~ notice, In the beet style of the art st tie Dis
PATCH PRL&TINa-HOUSE,
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LYNCHBURG LETTER.
CORRESPONDENCE OF The Richmond Disnatch.

Farming OperGtions-Freigkts for Nor
.fok-Approaching Conpention Rcli-
gi0as-P olitics, DC.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF LANDS IN
"A TEXAS.-Ou THURSDAY the 18th day OF
October 1885, by virtue Of an order Of the District
Court Of the United States for the District Of Vr-
at - O'Clock on that day in front Of the custom
house, in the city of Richmond, shall sell at pub
lie auction. the interest Of said Joel B. watkins In
SIXTY-SEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED
AND NINETY-EIGHT ACRES OF LAND IN
Western Texas, in the counties of Llaro, San Lo-
ba, Gillespie, etc, the same being one-twentieth
part OF said 81, 69s acres.
T1.p,
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VXTINTER SCHEDULE.-RICHM0ND
wv AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD.-0a

wv AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD.-0a
and after FRIDAY the 9th instant the trains over
this road will be run as follows
Leave Richmond at A. ID. and 1915 T. NJ.
Leave Petersburg at 1885 A. III. and $3.50 L. d.
RECONSIDERATION TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily (SIndayi
excep,ed) at 4:lo p. NJ:
The IA. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on Sun
days and the $3.50 P N train Will not leave Peters
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:2s 2. NJ.
train, running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked through.
Passengers for Clover Hit VIII take the A. NJ
train on Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting q:
Chester with coal train, returning TO Richmond
same days at lilo p. NJ. K. II. GILL,
OCT Engineer and Superintendent.
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A UCTION SALE OF FARM, CROPS,
"A STOCK. AND HOUSE FURNITURE.-On
THURSDAY the 18th instant, tif fair, If not, the
next fair day.) will sell ut public auction the
FARM on which reside, located four miles from
Ashland, Hanover county. containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY-SEVENA CRES-one hun
bred acres cleared balance in woods. The build
ings are sufficient for small family, and in order:
Immediately after the sale of the farm VIII
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
CROPS OF CORN,
OATS, FODDER,
POTATOES,
VEGETABLES,
Two fine COWS.
Five FAT HOGS, &c.
Possession given at once.
TERMS Accommodating, and made known at
sale. -
ROBERT Il. II NI)Lff.
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ROBERT a. MAURY, .JR.,
Assignee OF j. Is. Watkins.

ALSO,
The contingent interest Of said Watkins in the
HOUSE AND LOT at the northwest corner OF
Seventh and Leigh streets In this city, embraced
In the deed Of the lst of APRIL 1885, from Joel 3.
Watkins to Claiborne Watkins, trustee.
r. II. NJ, JR.,
Assignee of j. Il. w.
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, huctionee-. sc %
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AUCTFON SALES.
rUTUgs DAY.
BY Wellington aoddin,
Auctioneer and Real Essa.e Aesnt.
COMMISSIONERS, SAFE or psr.,

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ESTATE
W AND INTEREST IN GROTrED Az
FRAMED BUILDING on ALLEY BETwnveg1
tenth AND ELEVENTH STREETS. ri IN IN
THE K1NDLING-WOOD EsTABLIsHMS ~
OF D. =: WATKINS, Eso.--By virtue OF A N.
cree OF the Circuit Court OF The city OF Richmops
rendered on the 18th day OF May, 1862 In tbs
signed, commissioners thereby appointed Win
seiI as public anctfon, on the premises, on mon.
DAY me sth day OF October, 1893, at haIf-past
being the Estate and Interest OF Andrew Mnlan-.,
ney In the ground and framed building aforas,m
on an aiiey between Tenth and Eleventh street,
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance AZ ,-.
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes w.
terest added: title retained until all the pnrcb,.
money be paid and conveyance directed nv ~
court. X. =. HOWIsOS '""
T. P. AUGUST.
COrnmissionar-
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FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES

TNDELLIBLE.-On receipt of sixty cents
securely put up In a boz, a NA5lE-PLATE, brush,
and indellible ink, for MARKING LINEN the
ink warrant not to fade.
When there is no postage to pay the price is ffty
cents. Apply at @. SELLENOT'S
Brand cutting Establishment
au 31-5m itlo Main street.
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CHERRIES sALE.-Will be sold ON
~ FRIDAY the 9th day OF October, lses. on ,hs
premises. at II O'Clock NJ, the WOODEN BITIIn.
ING lately used by V. j. Clutter as a carpents-
shop. situated on Cary street between Third Ana
Fourth. Also five WORK-BENCHRS. lot ~
WINDOW-SASH. and small lot of LJNREP'
TO satisfy distress warrant in my hands In faYo,
Of HaIall against Clutter
The ground upon which the building IS erected
can be leased upon application to William n
Haxall, ESQ.
+ Sc 30 JOHN w, WRIGHT g. g.
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Tia above sale is unayoidably postponed NINTH
SATURDAY, october 10th, 1888, at h,lf pas, I
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AUCTHON SALES.
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auct,oneer and Real Estate Agent.

FUTURE DAY
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HOMES WANTED FOR FOUR CHILL
-k1 DREN OF q respectable widow lady OF this
In his seventh year; the others are girls, aged
nine, twelve, and fifteen. The most satisfactory
references given RS to character and social posi-
tion. Homes desired for them in city or country.
Address tWIDOW,n at this Office. &C 2-lWs
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CcneralAsscmbIy Maryland
.[0nArrka l7a.l


AN ACT
To repeal section seventeen. Article
City three Of the Code Of Public Gen.
eral Laws, entitled Landlord and TcD-
ant exempting certain articles from
distress for rent aud to rc-cnact the
same 50 nA 10 fe d as follows
See. ! BE i enacted BY tho General
Assembly Of Maryland, That section
scvcntecn, Article fl1y-thrce, Of the
Code Of Public General Laws, entitled
Landlord and TENANT, be repealed and
re enacted so as TO read as follows:
Sec. IL. Tho following property shah
be exempt from distress lor rent, 70
Wit, cvery spinning wheel, loom, b sew.
ing machine. which may be loaned oF
aired 70 the tenant, aud every horse,
carriage aud harness, whip and robe, IL
any livery stable, or which NAV be at
livery OF stored with any keeper. of any
livery stable, or IN any other place. out
house or barn Of tie tenant. and an
property Of any boarder o. sejourner al
any hotel, tavern, public or private bard.
lag house, and a9y sehiclc not the psop.
crty Of theieuans, 10 amy shop for repairs,
every sfassc, oyery piano or other musi
cal instrument, rented OF hired or loan.
ed 20 the tenant where ihe coBtrnes of
renting Or hiring, or Icndiug Is 10 wri.
ting. signed BY the parties thereto. aud
acknowledged before . Justice of the
Peace of the county OF city wherein the
parties reside. and she justice shall ca
tct ufoa his docket The subssan 8 of
tho contract, and that the parties ae.
knowledge che same
Sec q Aud be il enacted, That this
Act shall take eiicct frcm The day of iss
passage.
Approved March 20 iSGs
THOMAS SWAMI.
Governor.
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Bridge NotIce.

N0TIcE Is heaeby given that appliea.
IN ton VIII be made by Petition, 70 the
County Commissioners of Carroll county,
q :, the'r iirst meeting etter fhifty DAYS from
the date lefsof' iof siie purpose Of having
Bridge built ecross Big Pipe Greek, we're
James y. Dodrefs, formerly Groves Mill, }
in Myers District in said counly.
JAMES u. D0DRFR,
ap2-5t and AZ others.
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PHYSICIANS.
Dir. VIM. s. ShipIey

8nFFERS hisprofessionnl serric 4 10 the
" ibe eltizensof Westminster and vicinity.
"a 0grIcEt-adjpining Farmers' aud Mechan-l
ics National Hank, lately occupied by DR..
]. L. Wariield. After =. ". II not pro.
1 fessionally engaged he can he found at the
residence Of his kltlier, adjoining the Cath.
) solic Church. apa.6mo
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CR0UT Il REIFSyIDER.

A7T'ORNEl5S. 1TLAW md SOLE
CITORS IN CITANCERP,
WrsTMISsTER, Mn.
WE have formed copnrtnership In the
w practice Of Law IN the Courts of
Carroll and Howard Counties, and will
promptly attend 70 Ill business entrusted 10
our care. particulnr attention paid 10 Col
lsctions and procuring DEGREES for the sale
OF Real Estate.
AlsU, Applications filed for Back Pay and
Bounty due heirs Of deceased soldiers.
0iIiee adjoining the residence Of ciiAs.. T.
sliHpsxiDER. aoJO-if
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MD. THURSDAY, MAY /, 1868

tofore levied upou remains ii III hands
unsold for want of buyers. Or thar the
defendant has satisfied thc pIaiutiif or
his attorney the dobt or claim or any
part theFeof mentioned In the said pro.
cess, the said plaintiff or his attorney
may apply 70 The said Court for ! rule
on the said Sheriff Or late Sheriff Il the
case may be, 70 bring the said money
into Court. or before Judge thereof on
d day TO be named 10 tils said rule. or
show good cause 10 the contrary. and
upon tho failure Of the said Sheriff or
latc Sheriff to bring tho said money into
Court, OF before tho said Judge, Il the
time mentioned 10 the said rule, or on
any other day 10 be named By The said
judge the amount Of the debt, damages,
Intercst and costs TO be asceFtaincd by
the plaiutiff or attorney, on such other
pfoof ~ the Judge may require. the
said Court or Judge 10 the recess, may
cause judgment TO be entered BY the
Clerk against the said Sheriff for the
plaiutii's claim, interest and costs IN
favor Of the plaintiff without stay Of
execution, and without the right of the
defendant 70 sqperscde or appeal from
the same, provided. that the said Court
or Judge thereof shall be satisfi ID that
the said Sheriff has received the said
debt, interest and costs az any part
thereof from the defendant In the said
process, and that his said return OF
process i false and untrue; and that the
remedy under this section shall not
prejudice The plaintiIT's right TO proceed
against the bond Of The Sheriff By suil.
Sec. 8 Aud be aaaotod, That this
Act shall take effect from the date Of its
passage.
Approved March rs, 1868.
THOMAS SWAMI, Governor.
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[cnAprEn 1877
AN ACT


TO amcnd tho seventh Section Of the
eIrltccu,b Article Of the Code Of Pub
lic General Laws, providing for the
paylnept of public monies BY Clerks
Of Courts.
See. ] 81 itsenagted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the sey.
cnth Section of The eighteenth Article.
of the Code Of Public Geaeral Lava, 81
aud the same are hereby repealed and
Fo.ennctod as follows:
Sec 7 Each CLERK shall on the frat
Mondays Of March. June, September
aud Dscensber, 10 each and every year.
pay % the Treasurer, all public money
which be mag havc rcesisad, aud OH
bis failure 70 Do 50 withia thirty days
thereafter, bis bond may be put 10 suit
ior tho use ofshe state, ID which suit,
recovery shall br had for the amount
appearing 70 be due the State, with in
tercst al the rate Of ten per cent, per
annuu, from the date or dates when The
same became payable as aloresaid; aud
. failure on the pars Of any Clerk 20
nlaks such payment, shall amount to a
forfeiture of the commissions to which
be would otherwise bo entitled, and any
recovery on the bond Of CLERK for the
non payment Of public money received
by him, shall be evidence OF a misde.
meancr 10 Office, for which upon cenyic.
tion, he may be removed.
Sec. 2 And be It enacted, That this
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snR r. g. 1fOFfMEIER, having settled IN
IL Wesfminstrr, respectfully offers bis Pro-
fessionai services, as homeopathic Physician,
to the cinze5,sAX VrNn,inster and vicinity.
Office Win IN. !. s. Swsrmstead. liz can
be consulted 10 the Gsrman language.
= sfeb25i1g
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Dr. DanI. 4. COOnan.

<iateiy With DR.. Tios. w Wells, Hampstead,
nFFRRS i,ls professional services 10 The res.
Y idenis of Wcstminsts.r aud vicinity. Of
fee aud residence Litttestown Road, few
doors above Union Street.
dec2B-6m
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fenArrna 1901

l'HAfAbk icVsI
An ACT
To repeal SECTIONS seventy four. seventy.
hte. seyenty.six. seventy seven and
seventy eight Of Article rs, of tho
isde oI Public General Lava. cntitled
lleadiags Of Practice ani Process,
Sab tifiu l,emesalof Causes. asemend.
eli by tle Act VI Assembly "a eiRh.
teen hundred and sixty fse. chapter
one handrsd aud eighty seven. aud
= snart the following ~ substitutes
tliereior
See | lie il cuacsud by the General
Assembly Of Maryland. That sections
scgcnty-ioar, ssseny-Gse, seycaty slx,
seventy seven add srvoaty eight If Ar.
iielc -, Of the ode og poblle General
Laws, cnliiiea ssIissdisgs, prsclice and
Process, subtitle Ramoyal o. l'anses,
a. amended by tho Act Of A@enbly,
passed u the January Session of cigii-
Seen hundred aud nixly FIVE. chapter ons
hundrcd aud eighty-sascn, be aud the
same are hereby repealed. and that tho
following aections be substituted there
for.
Sec. ~ N all suits or actions AZ
Law, issues from the Orphans Court
or other Conris sitting 10 equity, aud
~ all prcrcntmcnis OF indictments now
pending, or which may b. pending at
tho time Of the passage Of this act, OF
which may be hereafter instituted in
any Of the Courts Of this State, except
the Court Of Appeals, having jurisdic.
tion Thereof, the Judge o. Judges there
Of, upon suggestion 10 writing. IL made
BY the States Attorney, or The prose
culor for the State, or upon suggestion
10 writing supported by aiIidayit made
by any Of the parties thereto, or when.
ever any purity 20 such cause or the
Counsel Of any party shall by other
proper evidence make Il satisfactorily
appear 70 the Court, sach party cannot
have fair aud impartial trial 10 the
Court in which SUCH suit OF action, Il.
sue Or pelitiog, prcscntnent Of indict.
mont Is padding, Of when the Judge
of said Court shall be disqualified undcr
n arv sngh mi, se,;,a $3.50 ~ III ~
,ian usesen,mea, - ;.a;s,a., = I'll, su
3: der aud d;rrcs ~ ,ar",S 81 ,sa,a''i s"~n
;..s a 4, -" "a saso. '"s .sSo's y p'oceeaf
tion. preson,men, ~ InJ;r,a,sa, " = ps,. ,a
,rs,.,n.,;s,Ss y, sa,,,a sa - %''..' - ~ y,
of i diiicfeut Circait if tho party apply.
lug shall 50 elect, having Jurisdiction
ha..'a ..a ,...., $3.50 WIZ" sa'u sou,' shAii
ss asa' w ,s uy's''H'"e ~, ''e SANG W ''ke'n'a'
ass ~ y sucn sur oF action, ISSUE OF pc.
ai'o", PleAsn'nsen. of Indictment had
ossn pl'g'na''y inss1ut = therein pro.
uossp war slsh suggestion shall be
hsAps neiore pt pufinR tne Tune ~ which
'he Nsue q issues 'nay DC joined 10
said SUIT or action. lBHUfH ucfiff0u f,ra.
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pR. IlERNARD MILLS.

H<abt- HIstHs IttfnNf1fuNfHf, ND.
lDrPoslfg Tng WARRINGTON RnAD.
NJ MILLS has returned TO Carroll for tho
IL purposeH fesaming the PRACTICE or
NED1CIN Y In all It's branches except Surgery.
Diseases II lre,neH aud Chadrca Treafed
RiA Especsn 4Cnye dse-H
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nRS. n. BUTLER and w. X, FRIyGER
IL having this day associated themselves 81
the practice of Medicine, offer their pfofcss,
ional seryicesto % their friends and tlse public
IN general
DR. BuTLEn isy;pg been long time engaged
in an sytensiv6 practice IN Obstetrics and Sar-
gerry, feels confident that be can give Eatisfac-
fion to all~mho may be h need Of medical
assistance.
Lewis Trumbo, East End; aud DE-. BurLRR's al
his residence At the West End, Westminster.
jan23-3m
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4. 3. NORM EMIT,
Attorney at Law.

HAVING located In the City Of WcstmIn-
il star, Office % Court Street one door from
Main Street, respectfully informs the citizens
'of Carroll, and adjoining eounties, that be will
give prompt attention ~ aii business eutfnstrd
to him, both before lhe Court Of this State and
the Departments Of the General GoFernmeni at
Washington ID. q.
Practices In the Courts ~ Bankruptcy.
KEFEEEyCES.
Rev. >. T. Ward and John Smith, Bss.,
Westminster. "a il-t4s
t'hade. Abbott, Esq. and De. rhoms, Eel
neur, Baltimore.
Samuel Norment Esq. snd Res. U. Ward,
Hashington, u. G.
B.R. ". iiatlsy, Esq., Register IN bank
ruptey, Frederick City. Nd. noyii.Iy