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FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1868.
"PopuIarizIng Loans" in France and
the United states.

A WASHINGTON dispatch was recently pub
lished in morning contemporary, from which
we make the following extract
"The last war loans asked for by France were
in lS54-55, and they were taken by the people
without the extraordinary watering that our
war debt has had To suffer, Without the inter-
vention OF ousd brokers, or the payment or one
per cent. com ssion. the regular Government
officials transacting all the business. Toe fol-
lowing table shows how well IL Was popular
ized" without the aid of commission Drokers;-
WAR LOAN OF FRANCE.
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time the war commenced, and which DO not
exist in any other nation to an equal degree.
The despatch gives not only the amount OF
the loans contracted by France, but the NUN
Der of bidders, viz.:-To the loan of 1854
1876, 900; to the loan of January, 1855, 354, 900,
to the loan of July, 1855, 634,OOO; in all
1,1s4,OO0 This is large number, certainly;
but it falls far behind the number Of sub
scribers to the loans of the Government OF the
United States, for they are estimated at three mil
lions. AS an illustration of the unprecedentei
degree to which the financial cooperation OF
the entire body of the patriotic people of this
country was secured, we append the issue OF
the7 30 bonds, negotiated by Jay Cooke, viz.:-
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THE "REACTIoN."-Judge Alexander Rives'
of Virginia, has declared in favor of General
Grant for President. Artemus Ward would
have called him a .,carpet- baggern
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nl95~ WRIGHrS ALCONATED GLYCER(N
S@ Tablet OF Soldihed GIycerin tends preserve
the skin from DRY ness ana wrinkles, lmparJs q
aerfu degree OF softness and decacy the COM
plexion, and whIteness to the skin; is excellent
dentiirce. grateful TO the taste and tonic to the
mouth and gums imparts sweetness to the
breath and renders the teeth beautifully white For
sale by all druggists. q. d g. A. WRIGHT, No, ga
CHESNUT Street. 24S
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Amount asked by
GoVeTnunenL..........
Amount Onered........
Amount offer ed It.
Paris and from
other couutrles.....
Amount offered II
the Departme ents..
The whole DumberU
subscribers. ....."...
Subscribers In Part
and in other coun-
lTlbSs..s.,...........,..s.
Subscribers in In
Departm ents. .........
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HI- IN REFINED SOCIETY, A PERSON
- using the ordinary ptriumea OF the day Is AZ
snee set down as devoid taste and since
ne Introduction OF Phalon's new PERFUME. "FbOk
DE DE MAYO" the scenis formerly en- vogue have been
abandoned by the world aud this delicate
and reTeshing floral extract has replaced them,
eOld oy all druggists. 1t
t45- WE ARE GOING TO "SEA" OLD
- - TEFTUNE5 WASH BOWL.
Will you 20 and be a "dipper2'
EXCURSION
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,
lie SATURDAY, AUGUST a.
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Loan of loan OF Loan OF
1854. Ian. 1855 Jdly, 1855.
Francs. Francs. Francs.
$50. 900 600 600 COO 900 7s0 0O1. COZ
457, 900 0OO 2 La, 5,IUJ,' 90 3 653 QUO 900
n4,o1O,ooo | ;Ss 900 .Ooo 1884 OOo, 900
.5s oCO, 0 777.OOO,oOc Lilo .Ooo,OoO
0s,OOt III .oOr $4,000
2s.cOt 81 90 80, 100
Ys,m 1zs,OOl 9S7 900
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"The second loan OF 1855 attracfe no less than
237 0O0 bidders in the heart OF France, without
including Paris. These results were obtained
Without watering the bonds or pay Ing one franc
commission, the whole business being trans
acted by the regular salaried officials. Tue
American people are not less intelligent or pa
triOtic than the French"
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Thad. Stevens and the Bonds.

The bill for funding the public deb
being under discussion, Thad Stevens
made the following remarkable and zig
orous speechs m
Mr.. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, declar.
ed himself 10 favor of a funding bill
which should reduce interest. If nc
person choose to fund under Il no harm
was. douej If any person did choose n
fund at lower rate of interest, then
the Government would profit by it. Ha
Thought, however, that the lowest rate
of interest should be four per ceut. lie
did not thiuk they could get money
cheaper. lie thought 1t the duty Of
the Government, with the accommodating
gold, to expend one half Of il 10 redeem
ing the iiye-twcnties 10 advance of their
falling due; after they fall due no one
could object to their redemption. He
had understood the gentleman from II.
iinois (Mr. Ross) to say that the bonds
shoald be paid, according to the New
York platform, What was that pit
earnl!
Mr.. Ross.-To pay the frc twenties
in lawful money
Mr.. Stevens. What do you call law.
full money!
Mr.. R1ss. Greeubacks. That /.
your doctrine aud mine, you know,
laughter
Mr.. Steyens.---I hold to the Chicago
platform, and as ] understand il on that
point, to the New York platform, thu
those bonds shall be paid just according
to the original contract.
A Mewber--The law, Mr.. Stevens,
according to the law
Mr.. Pike.--The spirit and letter Of
the contract.
Mr.. Stevens What was the law
That the interest should be paid up TO
n certain time, at six per cent, in coin.
After the bonds fell due they would be
payable in money, just as the gentlemen
from Illinois Ross, } understood IL; just
as he (Stevens) understood IL; just as
all understood il when the law was en-.
acted just as il was explained on the
floor dozen times, by the Chairman Of
the Committee on Ways and Means.
If he. knew that any, party in the
country would go for paying 10 coin
that which was payable in money, thus
enhancing the debt one half, If he knew
there was such a platform aud such
determination GU the part Of his own
party, he would, with Frank Blair aud
all, vote for the othcr party He would
vote for no such swindle on the tax
payers Of the country. lie would yctc
for no such speculation III favor of
boadholder, aud millionaire. He re-
peatea (though il was hard 10 sag I'D
that eveu IT Frank Blair stood on the
platform cf paying according to the
contract, and If the Republican candi-
date stood on the platform Of paying
bloated spectators twice the amount
agreed to be paid to them, and Of tax.
ing his constituents to death, he would
vote for rank Blair; even IL a worse
man than Seymour was on the ticket. |
Much excitement aud sensation.
Mr.. Ross The Democratic doors are
still open, and the gentleman eau be
'mos in
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Facts for the Poor Man.

A barrel Of -four used to cost ~ to
IS. Black Republican legislation hus
enhanced IL three fold This il tax
upon the bread the poor mans children
cat!
When the poor man wants TO kindle
his fire he takes n match from bcx on
which there is Government staRp.--
He pays for that stampl
The rich man may possess million
in bonds, but they are not taxed. The
poor mans house, however, is taxed
aud if the LAKES arefnot paid the house
will be sold attax sale over his head
The money got from that sale finally
gets into the bondholder's pockets, IL
the way or interest on bis coupons! z
H If the laboring man owns no house,
still he pays taxes on the one he lives
In, 10 the way Of enhanced rents, which
are the result Of class legislation
81 The poor man used 70 get 50 80 or
SO per day 10 gold or silver. Now be
gets about the same in paper, worth
about 20 cents on the dollar However,
hespays more than twice as much for
the food his family eats. This is the
ty.he levied upon him BY Z loilty.e
~ The rich man Is getting richer and
3 the poor man poorer. This is the prize
the poor man won IN tho Black Re
publican lottery. e
Houseless poor mao, that uptaxed
bondholdcr has your cot IN his pocket.
1t is the maturing coupon GU tho end Of
his bond. ~.
1.-THE best government 10 the world
means one where all the Legislation is
10 the interest Of higgers and boudhold-
ers, aud where Western poor white men
pay tribute to Yankee Nabobsl
Mexican pconage is the slavery Of
delinquent tax-payers. who are sold for
0 term OF years In America the peon.
age is voluntary and perpetual, plhe
Mexican poor man has the moral adyan-
tage of the American aea Als
The hindoo Of India secures redress
Of grievance by taking cupof poison
or q dagger, and sitting in dturna on
the door step Of his enemy. lie has
some advantage over poor man 10 this
country. for duyn bit Of attention does
he receive atsthe bondholder's door, be-
yond the ORDER" Leave, you poor
scalawaSw
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be Il enacted and ordained By Tho Mayor
ana Common Council OF lfestininater, THAI
section Of Ordinance No. IL, be and here.
py Is r,epcalsdi and be !, recIIacted and 81.
"a BY The Mayor and Common Coancil
nat any person or persons who shall viii
Inlly disturb tho peace, order and quet ~
any citizen or citizens Of westIniuater. ~
d.hruhkennesSl hallowing. or rioiiga 10 any 81
me streets, lanes or alleys, or any where
Within The limits Of the Corporation. or by
assembling or collecting together IN my
r n Or tunnliuoas meeting whatsoever.
snA'i 'e,leit and pay sum not exceeding
hve dollars nor less than one dollas.
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~ y enacted and ordained by the Mayor
and Common Council Of Westminsler. Tint
section or Ordinance No. B, 10 ana here,
~ IS repeatedly aud be il reenacted and or
daIned BY the Mayor and Common Cornell
q Westminster, That there shall annually
be appointed collector OF collectors Of ali.
taxes imposed BY the Corporation Of West
Minister, or by its authority, who before III
or they enter upon the duties Of The Office.
shall give bond 70 the Mayor and Commoa
Council OF Westminster, with security. ~
be approved BY the Mayor, IN the penaI spn,
Of one thousand dollars conditional far De :.
true and faithful performance OF de trnst -
posed y them, and that Sections y. 4.
2, |! and 3 shall be construed in accordascs
with the intent and meaning Of Section l;Sst
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ORDINANCE No. IA

Be 4 enacted aud ordained by The Mayor
ana Common Council Of Westminster. Ihat
section Of 0rdinace No. Ii, 81 aDd here.
by IS repealed aud be IL reenacted aud ~.
damned BY the Mayor and Comsnoo Council
OF Westminster, That Il shall not b. lnwfai
Tor The owner or poasessor OF any bitrh b.
permit the same TO run al large IN any on the
streets Of The city Of Westminster. gndcr a
penalty OF three dollars for each ard every
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ne i enacted and ordained by the Mavo,
ana Common Council Of Westninster, T ~
section OF Ordinance 5, be and he,cbv =
repealed and be il recnacted and orda,..d
" me Mayor and Common Council Of Wes,
munster, That the Mayor shall be he S,r nss
commissioner, whose department shall IN
elude the iuending and repairing OF the
streets lanes, alleys, bridges and sewers ne
snu contracting with any person OF persons
70, 10y; material Tor the purpose aforesaid. and
WIN as many woEkmen as he NAV ;.dgo
necessary to be employed from time 70 ,I ,;,S''
IN aud about the same, and that SECTIONS 30, .
~, 3, Gland Of Ordinance 8. and 49,
that all the Ordinances ana ~ .sa 's s s'sv
TONS n thereof 10 which the Office N 4 s, 49,
commissioner is refored to, shall 10 co M
sIrnea ~ accordance With ta,e iuien, "a
meaning meaning OF This Sectlcu isi of The said on.
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u NJ ON
agricultural WOrkS
Westminster MA.


WI. n. HARMAN1 CO.,
TAxE this method 10 acknowledge thej,
Kind regards 10 generous public for he
very liberal support they have received. h
has far exceeded their expectations. They
now assure the public generally, that. with
enlarged facilities for doing all kinds 81
work generally done in the best Foundrv
and Machine Shops Ia the whole country.
they arc ready 70 furnish every article III thesrl
llne--anch ~ part, as
THRESHERS,
HORSE POWERS.
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAkES, PL0UGHS Of all kinds and
variety, Including the Ohnstend Patent
Revolving Lard Side Plough Corn Shell
lersr and Agricultural Implements generally,
at prices ~ moderate "a any other establish.
nleui can afford 70 furnish The same, guaran.
,eeing at OIL times all Machinery nannfac-
turod by u.s.
Having just completed d new and very
extensive Foundry, We are now ready to
supply CASTINGS of al Kinds, Of superior
quality and finish n nliogt notice.
by prompt attenlion 10 baainesa, and n
determination TO maintain the standing aud
credit Of Dur mandatory. we hope % merit
and receive continuation Of the trihlic
Iayof heretofore 50 generously given.
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RoAD NoTIcE.

NOTICE Is hereby given hy the under.
IN signed, thai application viii be made
othc County Commissioner fof Cnr,,lI
county, at their next meeting aftrr lhir,v
days from ihe date hereof. 10 open ! nublis,
road 10 said county, commencing al a uoint
on the county road leading from The Plank
road 10 Edward Desilhias Msli. nnd near 10
The Dam Of said Mil, AMI on or near ,he
division line bciwcen Daniel Rinnckrr ana
the said Edward Devilbiss. thence gstwecu
the sald Edward Dcyilbiss aud John Hss.
son, thcece on or neaf Ibs bod offle I'D
mill road until i iilserseeis The land OF John
Myers, thence on " near The division line
bclwcen David koonix and David weat
thence on OF bttwecn said wants and Sam.
nel young, thence on or near The bed III the
Old mill road through the land of Samuel
Lawyer until Il intersecsa the land az Jobu
Miller, thence through said Mlller's land n
the land II David Waaiz, thence through
said WANTS land 70 the land Of Mary Du,.
roe, themes through said Dutroe's land 10
the land Of VIM. Bish, thence on 81 ncaF
the division line between eaid VIM. Bsh
and Mary Dniroe, Peter Bankert and Abra.
ham Geiman. until II insects the land 81 i.
Henry Hoppe, thence through aud between
the lands Of the said Hoppe aud David Gel
man 10 the I.ittiestown Turnpike al a noit,
between j. Henry Hoppe aud Frederick
FRANCIS n oREvDoEFF.
July lgs@-5s II and Others,
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Stone Castle In R0ckbridgc
County, Yay


ID \ direntionof the last Wiilof William
I'D Moi1ett, deceased, shalt, as his Exc
cutrix, sell at Auction on the premises, on
Saturday, he 10Th day II august nert,
that yaluable estate called Stone Castle. q
which VIM. MoHest died seized, containing
3a6 ACRES, N POLES,
situated in Rockbridee county, IA. on On
pain Valley road. II miles South West 81
Lexington, miles North DC the Natural
Brlagc aud miles from the James River
and Nee Canal The soil Is rich Mnlatto
OF southern exposure; in high state OF
CULTIVATION IN good neiglborhood and
convenient to Churches, Schools and Mills.
About 100 Acres are heavily T'imbered. The
cleared land Is divided Unto 5 fields, with
good fencing apd water il each Geld, and
shout 20 Acre8 Of It Is good Meadow. The
improvements are large aud commodious
STONE DWELLING, IA
Kitchen and Smoke House. Ths I'LL
dwelling has 0 sooms besides JAZZ
basement and garnet rooms. There "a aI-o
Tenant House and Barn, 100 So faal
with sheds and stabliug nisd al necessary
eout-buildings, all ~ good repair an excni
lent garden and Orchard Of good fruit are
upouit "'s
lt Is seldom so valuable an estate 4 In
market, The title is undoubted.
Terms cash 10 hand 10 the amount Of
per cent ON tho purchase money, and Cor
TIE resldues on credit OF one two and three
years, 10 equal payments, bearing Interest
rom day OF sale, the parchaser executing
Bonds therefor with good security, and 4
ueed made within thirty days after the sale.
retaining ON its face, A Won IA axcnr. ~.
ae'eFed payments. Cash however win H.
excepted n lieu Of Bonds aud scourity.
POSSESSION given on The 10 day oE Jan.
aary 1860 sale 10 gross and not by the
acre Inc purchaser eau have the privilege
Address ]. y. Davidson. Esq., Lexington
Va, or the subscriber 81 Natural bridge
VA, who viii show the property.
JANE MOfFETT.
ksecuirix ofswm. MogIct deed.
july PTS
The Delaevotic adrocats, Avsaisnlnsse for.
Nd, viii pnblish above til day Of salc.
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NOTlCE.

H1HE undersigned having been appointed
Collector Of State and County Taxes
for tho Seventh Election District ~of this
couaty, hereby gives notice that he will be
at the Court House, Westminster, on Mox-
DAY ofeveey week, for the purpose receiv-
ing the taxes, commencing on Monday,
August 3D., 1868.
JACOB HOLMES.
july is-~st
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Collectors Notice..

dOLLECT0RS Of County Taxes Cor the
~ year 1857 and tpfmer years. are hereby
notified 70 meet the County Commissioner
at their Office on the lst Monday il August
next and pay over all taxes due the counts
n their hands to that date. and 10 proceed
rom said date to close their accounts a
speedily az possible Those failing 10 re.
speot this notice win havo their bonds pul
BY order,
81, !. ! JAMES nLIzzARD,
July Io--Zt RI Giorl
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OanixANcx No 10

be u enacted and ordained by the Mayor
ana Common couacil Of Westminster, T1,at
u shall not be lawful for any person or per.
Sons to hitch or tie any horse or horses 10
any pailing fence, or So any shads trers
within The Corporation limits Of Ws.,Inio.
s.ei' under penalty Of ono dollar Cor each
aud every offence.
- DAVID FowBLR, Mayor.
july East
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IN THE UNITED STATES.
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Revised Ordinances.
ORDINANoe Nal

Be y enacted and ordained BY The Mayor
ana Common Council Of Westminster. Ihet
BY is repealed. = $50 ~ =
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WESTERN mn. RAILROAD.


las
ON and after Monday, May nth, 1868.
~ the passenger trainswi run as follows:
Leave York Road Station daily al e.4s
A. M. and |. ~ p. NJ, and on TUESDAYS aud
Wednesdays al 4.25 A. III.
Leave Union Bridge daily ct I. Is aud .. 20
A.. NJ. and 1.6s +. N.
Leave Westminster daily at rs and 0. So
A. ~, and q As P. NJ
Leave Baltimore daily at $40 a. M. and
$50 I. M. For York Road Station, intorme-
date Stations, and foe Union Rsidca and;
intermediate Stations at 8. so r. III.
Stage connections for Hampstead and
Manchester at Glen Morris Station on srri-
sal Of the :. 30 "A. NJ train from Baltimore,
and for Uniontown, Taueytown and EnA;sts-
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Station. No trains on Sunday.
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