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SENATOR THOMAS.

On Wednesday Of last week the
United States Senate finally refused, by
vote of 20 to 81, TO admit Hon. Philip
Francis Thomas to his seat in that
body. Thus, after an almost intermina-
BILE debate, this affair has ended as all
could divine from the beginning-in a
refusal to allow the sovereign State Of
Maryland to have a representative Of
her own choosing admitted to the Con-
gress Of the nation. After the vote Of
rejection was announced, Senator Drake
Of Missouri, whose frantic antagonism
to everything opposed to his political
ideas has rendered him conspicuous,
offered resolution (Which was adopted
by a vote of 27 to 2O), as follows:
Resolved, That Philip +. Thomas having
voluntarily giyeneid, counienanee and en-.
eouralgement 70 persons engaged in armed
hostility against The United States, he ia
Nv ShNAiOu 70 buhe kHe pttn OF ONCE rs q
Senator Of the United States for the State
OF Maryland, or 10 hold seat in this body
as such Senator.
What action our Legislature will
take in reference to this additional out.
rage heaped upon our already heavy
burden has not transpired, but the sen.
timent Of the Conservative press Of the
State is that Mr.. Thomas should Al
once and unanimously be reafirmcd a.
tho choice Of our people. He is pure
patriot, an eminent statesman, aud ha.
the undivided confidence of the greai
mass Of citizens of his State. Il i,
useless to send another gentleman il
ms stead, because no opponent of th,
Radical policy will DO admitted. w,
may as well make up our minds tina
this State will not likely have anothei
Senator allowed of her peoples cboos
ing, unless the voice of the country, ut
tered at the ballot-box next Fall, shall
announce to the Radical party that tn,
hour of their downfall has at last ar
rived.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27
A RADICAL sQUARnLE.

Ihere IS an interesting little squad.
BILE just now being carried on in the
very small Radical party of Maryland,
about who shall be their candidate for
Vice President. Several journals Of
that persuasion whose editors favor
Chase for the Presidency are so vehe.
mently opposed to Cresvell for Vice
President that they are veutilating any
number of uppalatablo truths concern.
ing that rather notorious persenage
This has had the effect of awakening
the ire of Crcswells friends aud the
consequence is that the "trooly loilg
factionists are at each other by the ears
IN earnest One Of the Creswoll jour.
nalists tells his readers that '.the sian.
derous aud uncalled for attack upon
Hon. j. A. ]. CresEoll is made and
re-echoed. by few hungry Office -scckerslo
and that IN certain Radical quarters
"Graht has been DENOUNCED as an imbe.
cil' and a drunkard p
Another Radical paper, in the Chase
interest, goes SO far as to nominate
General David Hunter, of New Jersey,
as its choice for the Vice Presidency.
Hunter is well remembered 40 the man
whose UNANIMOUSLY wanton destruction
OF property, and brutal treatment Of
helpless women and children, in the
Valley of Virginia-whilst RANKING
away from their natural protectors
obtained for him the merited execra.
tons of Christian people It seems
hardly credible that the Radicals cop
have the efrontery to unearth this
ghoul of the unhappy past. But we
can well understand that such man as
he would truly be fitting instrument
to perform the behests Of the reyolu.
tionists who are striving TO aim fatal
blow at the life of tho nation, that they
may gorge upon its yitals.
AS far as either Hunter or Crcswoll
IS concerned, each is sufficiently unpop.
ular among the mass Of our people to
insure the defeat Of ticket that bears
his name by even larger majority
than that BY which Radicalis,n was de.
molished in Maryland last fall; and the
only result Of this muddle is likely to
be a yerlfcation Of tho truthfulncss Of
the trite old saying, that "when roguss
fall out, then honest men viii get their
due !" K
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The National Democratic Committee
held meeting in Washington on Sat.
urday, Hon. August Belmont, Of New
York, presiding. After considerable
debate the committee agreed upon the
city Of New York as the place for
holding the Presidential Nominating
Convention, and the 4th Of July as the
time. The only other action taken was
an agreement to give this announce.
ment, accompanied by an earnest invi-
tation to all the opponents of Radical
ism to unite in this movement 10 select
anti-Radical candidates for the Presi.
dcncy and Vic. Presidency of the
United States. The proceedings we're
harmonious, and the result, it is under
stood, meets the almost unanimous ap-
proyal Of the members Of the com.
mittee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27
A BioodthIrsty Governor.

Geary, the bloodthirsty marplot who
is Governor Of Pennsylvania, tried his
hand at adding fuel TO the excitement
in bic popular mind, by sending the
following despatch on Friday;
The news to-day has created profound
sensation in Pennsylvania. The spirit Of
'6l seems ngain TO pervade the Keystone
State. Troops are rapidly rendering their
services to sustain the laws. Let Congress
stand firm.
This fellow presumes thus To speak
for the people of a State who at every
election held within her borders for n
year have shown their appreciation Of
the constitutional course pursued by the
President, aud have as alphabetically ex-
pressed condemnation Of the revolu.
tionary acts Of a usurping Congress.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27
THE DEVILS MORTGAGE.

Mr. Conness informed the United
States Senate on Wednesday that Eat
the beginning Of the war the devil had
a mortgage on the whole State Of Mary.
land" that "the mortgage had been
foreclosed," and that the present condi-
ton Of our affairs was the sesult OF
such foreclosure, Now we had not the
remotest idea of the existence Of these
facts, but, presuming Mr.. CONFESS to
have more intimate knowledge than
we possess Of the business Of his Sa-
tanic Majesty, We accept his statements
as true. We may add that We are not
at all disheartcued by the intelligence,
for since the beginning Of the war VIC
have never been at The mercy Of Sc
liberal aud respectable master. This
estate is now being managed very salts.
factorily. Our people are no Longer
bullied, imprisoned or robbed By bailif.
like ScnEScK aud FISH, who, having
domincered over us during the war
subsequently retired, the one TO Con
gress, aud the other 10 penitertiary
We are no longer harassed by the
thought that at any moment ou'
judges may be dragged, bleeding, from
The bench, or our wives and chill
dren be subjected TO some intolerabl,
outrage by brutal ruffians DESTROYS o
proving their patriotism. We are n,
longer the political Helots for whom
despicable minority makes and executes
laws. We are in the enjoyment Of civi
freedom and constitutional govern
mcnt here in Maryland. II all thes,
things are the work Of that grim per
sonage, who, according 20 Mr. CONFESS
virtually owns this State, We canno
lind IL IN our hearts to quarrel with hi
foreclosure proceedings. And We sin
cerely trust, moreover, that he viii
never dispose Of his interest Do an,
such abandoned imps Of darkness as il
the years gone by cursed this Stat,
with their presence al,o. Gazette
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FINANCIAL EfFEcr or THE Wash.
isoros ExcITGNENr.--A special dis
patch from phiIadelphia 10 tho wash,
iugton Express Gays:
Ontside ofstocks and gold gambling,
fears are entertained that the unsettled
state Of the political horizon will aot
with darnagipgeiiect on the spring trade
about 90 cpen.s The Presidents inten.
ton Of testing the eons,itationality Of
the civil tenure bill in court Is under.
siood here By The thinking fewand they
chaekle al the act Of the rsdicals IL
Congress iDeosruisiBg the couptry.--
The reaction, i is thought, viii be dam.
aging 70 not few'ofihe over ambitions
genticmen 10 the House.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27
READING.

Democratic Victory-A Gain of Over
Three Hundred and Fifty Totes Since
October.
READING, Feb. 15.--Thc Democracy
OF this city won great victory ycstcr.
day. Their candidate for Auditor DR..
Hester NJ. Magic, was elected BY ma
joriiy Of 1886. Judge Williams major.
ity last 0stober was 10. This is a
Democratic gain in four months Of 1855
votes. The Democrats have also cleo.
ted Matthias Mengel, Esq, Alderman,
and Captain w W. Diehi, Constable in
the South Ward Both branches of tho
City Councils are largely Democratic.
The Democrats elected three out of the
four Select Councilmen voted for, six
out Of ten Comm on Council voted for,
and seven out Of the nine Assessors.
The Democracy Of Resding fred a
grand salute over their victory on Sat.
urday, and all we're jabilant, as they had
abundant reason TO be.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27
Republican Conycntion.

The Carroll county Republican Con.
vontion met in the Court House on
Monday last, aud was very slimly at
tended. There was an entire absence
Of the negro element, which the chief
Radical organ feared would force IT,
81 II upon their party, ADD that journal
may now quiet its fears, for woodward,
Snowden, Miner, and the other "sullud
gemmen' have been entirely ignored. ~
The following delegates were chosen to
the State Convention, which meets in
Baltimore on Saturday next. the 29th:
John u. Smith, Jos. L. Haincs. Jonas
Ecker, Jacob Campbell, Thomas +.
Shepherd.
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ANOTHER VICTORY /
Triumph AT FREDERICK
[Speeial o lhe Democratio Adtoenl,

Especial TO the Democratic Advocate.
FREDERICK, February ~, 1868.
At the corporation election to-day the
entire Democratic ticket--mayor, alder
men and counciImen--was elected.
The majority for mayor was one hun
dred aud six On the general ticket
Tor aldermen the average Democratic
majority was one hundred aud forty
The following Is the ticket elected:
Mayor--Valerius Ebert. Aldermen
Lewis NJ. Nixdorf, John d. ZeiIer.
John Loais, Lewis Bruuer, j. Alfred
Ritter. CounciImen--Joseph IJurk,
VIM. II. Bradshaw, John s. Burucker,
William 8. Ban.z, Philip b. Kuukle,
James Carlin, John Lambright.
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M ARRIED.

On Wednesday, i7fh inst, at Ascension
Chureh. Westminstsr, BY Rev. Dr. Rich, Rev.
ytHEs ". kEsaR 20 ". PsrIixs PEaaT, both Of
this CITY.
On the 10th instant. at the residence Of
the brides father. I.inganore, Frederick
county, by the Rev. j. Gafnsy, wIl.ilAM
I. boLlSD, Of New Windsor, Carroll Co, to
EsNA g., daughter Of Thornton Poole, ESQ.
On the 9th inst, at the Methodist T..
Parsonage, Westminster, by Rev. j. Edwin
Amos, MArHns McMAxN 10 TAaAssA g.
PARgER, all this City.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

IMPROVING RAPIDLY-The national
debt has cen increased twenty millions
of dollars during the month Of January.
This Is almost million day. 0urto.
tai debt is now about thirty millions
moro than it was on the FIRST day ofDo-
eember last. How long win the people
be blind enough TO stick TO party who
are thus daily sinking the nation -
We pause for an answer. 92rf5.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

THE FATUIrY or RADICALS. III
Marvin Of Florida, concluded nm excel.
lent speech before the 9Th Of January
Celebration, by this quotation
The brute finds out where his talents lio,
The bear will not attempt to fly;
The foundered horse viii long debate
Before he tries the five barred gate;
The dog, by instinct. turns aside
Which finds the ditch too deep and vide;
The Radical is the only creature
That, led by folly combats nature,
Who, when abe loudest cries "keware,p
With obstinacy fxos there; VtN
Who, where his genius least inclines,
Absurdly bends his who whole designs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27
Reported Expressly for the AoyoeArs BY Thos
y Nollsrs ia
wnoGEsALs PRICES.
WEDNESDAY, Februa
BALTHMORE MARKETS.. SFmm
f TUssoar, Fcbsuary 25lh.f Dc
Gold closed at 1929.

Notu Clostu NJ it<s.
Flour Howard Street Super and Cut I IN
Ertra9 50hS 10 o. do Shipping Extra 10 75s
sil, do High Grades II SOaSIi rs, do gsisa.
Family ~ 50aslS Ohio Super and Cat
Extra 25aS0 30, do Extrn f0aSi 75.1
City Mills Superb ~ asl0 90, do Standard
Extra 10 75aSi1 Baltimore High Grade ~
Extra - J0a$i4. Rye Flour s 0BaS6 2a,--- IS
Corn Meal SO. BackWheat Floar5 60a$6.
Grain.- Wheat was in moderate supply, If
and market firm white, 81 2Dforcomnon: n,
OF rcd report sales. viz 800 bushels CHOICE !, 81,
Virginia Valley at So IS; 800 bushels prime sss
do at 81 50; 800 bushels medium Maryland ss,s.r
1t 81 90; $50 bushels prime Maryland al saiss,
80 b5; 1000 bushels do at So 63s COO bush
els good at - so; and loo bushels commons .hslss
ut ~ 90. Corr-market was moderately
active, particularly for yeow; we repof. : IS
salos Of 100 bushels white mixed at SLIP;
412 do at 81 IL; 1000 bushels fair do al 81.
10; 1900 bushels do AZ 81 lB--720 bushels
yellow at 9 rs; $4,000 bushels do n I7a
81 V per bushel. 0ais--3s00 bushels III z y
fered, with sales at 7saso chs pcr bushcl for
fair to good Penasylsania- s. 4 y ". a-fa
Observation-Disclosures In very brisk lie.
mand, particular Bdik Meats and Bacon, the sloc
orders for the latter from the South are very 40 o
heavy, aud dealers are only Abie 70 replenish at
their stocks at advancing prices. Bacon-sl- ~ ~
Shoulders Y cts; Sides IA cts per ID. lard esi
10 cts per ID.
Sssds.-cIover 2oass sia Tia.oshs Do
50 70, and Flax 50 80 per bushel. .. 49,,
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. !
February rs, 1868. anJ syllT
Beef Cattle.-The offerings at the Scales ~ i6
during the.past week announced to 1914 htad.a zAs,
Prices ranged as foliowsa Old Cows and wan,
Scaawags at 4 5oaS5; ordinary thin Steers, eiSa
Oxen and Cows bass 20. fair 10 good Stock .-,,
Cattle CAST; fair quality Beoves 75a$775, = =
and the very best Reeves saSlo per 100 lbs.z 4vs,
the average price being about SO as gross q
Sheep. Prices ranged IS follows fair 10, 4. 8
s s,rcss - 'i S'A''' anu ~ pnf y l8kA
H9gs. The market is well supplied, but ~
chiefly with still fed Hogs. Prices have Va.
ried but little from those Of last week. tho
market being fairly active at II so 70 SIN fss
per 100 lbs net the latter rate for only good
cora-fed Hogs,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

An Illinois editor proposes to board
round with his non- paying Subscribers
We think it would be a good idea for.
the editors Of Annapolis. what say
friends Cotton Of the R,pn5tican aud
the Rileys Of the Democrat 70 tiEc prop
osition Y--Annapolis Gasene.
For our part we would say that flour
debtors gave us as hardlack as are their
looks when bills are presented, we fear
Il would be necessary 10 purchase n new
set oftecth.--Annapotis Demoerut.
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CALDwELL's HrnD BIrrrns.-p.rr,,,,vho

CALDwELr's HERB BirrERs. -Psrsons who.
viii allow themselves now to suffer from
rheumatism, neuralgia. CONT. dyspepsia,
crnmps, stiff and swollen joints. running
sores, ulcers. cancer. fevers. headache, or
any other disease which has its origin In 4
disordered stomach, or impure condition of-
the blood are considerably behind the age.
DR.. Caidweifs Herb Bitters, sold by Mike.
sell q Shipley, Agents, Westminster, VIII
furnish imnediate relief and effect q perna.
nent cure in all of the above cases. Try Il
and be convinced
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27
MlIds SoIn-Mf. 2. II. Busby has sold
his Mills, one mile From Sandy Moust, to
Mr. Elias Bollinges, Cor $1,000.

''Time may scar ard bIaDeh your
brow" but 1t cannot silver yonf hair, if
you use that excellent rcnewer known
as "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restora-
tive" to the absolute exclusion Of al
the vile compounds with which the
market is fooded.--Porfsmonh Jouy.
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The excilemepL boz abaled
Sympathy Tor the PresIacnt

TREsroS, N. j.. Feb. 2l.---Bolh
houses Of the Legislature passed sesolu.
lions this evening, Of which the follow.
ing Is the substance.
Rsaotrcsi. That the President Of the
United States Ia bis struggls agsia,t
the cncroachmen,s Of iho radical major.
isy Of Congress b a our hearty sympathy.
and We hereby request the joint commit.
Tee on federal relations TO prepare sub
stantial resolutions 10 be submitted al
the earliest moment ia both houses Of
this Legislature, expressive Of our feel.
ings ia regard 70 the sIigency oFpublic
aifairn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

Those who suffer from coughs, colds,
bronchitis, Group, influenza, or whocp.
Ing-cough. will find sure relief in DR..
Wistar's Balsam ofWild Cherry, which
has now been 10 use for nearly half a
century, and still maintains its long es-
tablished reputation as the great rene
dy for all diseases Of tho throat, lungs,
and chest.
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Radical Exlrayagance.

In a speech delivered in Congress on
the Och of January, Hon. Samuel s.
MarShall, Of Illinoia, brought TO light
some astonishing facts to prove the
profigacy of the Radicals, who appear
to act on the principle that
"a little thieying is dangerous art,
But ihievng largely is noble part;
lis vile TO rob hen roost Of ahen,
Bnt stealing largely makes Us gentlemen. {"
Mr. Marshall said the Secretary of
the Treasury asked for appropriations
this year as follows
For the War Department. ,.,..... 500, 900, 900
For the Navy Department.a.... $4,000, coo
For the Civil Service .............. 81 ,O00, 600
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

One Bates bets that he win 70
through the Southern States with an
American flag aud without a cent
Butler beats Betos. He "wentthrough"
q section of the South with an Ameri.
can flag, aud lefi the section without
cent. N Y. World
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Total. ]. .... Sls2. 0Oo. O0O

This is e.rcinsipe Of Bowties, Pen
sions and Interest on tie I'SJlic DEBIT
Ho said there can be no doubt that the
actual demands on the Treasury to
meet the extrayngant appropriations Of
eopercss will greatly exceed the esti.
mates Of the Secretary Of the Treas
uryi for whoever. heard of Congress
10 these days without series Of def
cheney billsy The whole expenditures
OF The Government for the same SER
vice 10 ! 1860, the last Of Mr.. Buchanau's
administration, were---
For the CivilI.ist.. ... "a ar 0oo
For the War Department. Coco ID. 500 900
For the Navy Department. ,5l4 900
Difference between the estimates for
1865 and actual expenditures for the
same items in 1860, $147, sf7 .000:---
Thus it is demonstrated that the ordi.
nary expenditure of the Government
under Radical rule is more than FryR
TINES AS GREAT as it was under the
last Democratic Administration
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bias twonty.four sonn kiLn

-fsfis has twcnty-tour soup kitch-
ems supported by Government for poor
whites, and the Taxed people of the
United States are supporting over 900
soup-houscs IN the South for negroes,
while the Radical Congressman get So
600 year by way of pap, but not q
soup-house is given the white soldier,
who lost his leg in the service.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

TmE W. NJ. Il. n. EnislrEs. John
wel,y, Esq, one Of tho Directors from
Washington county in the Western Mary
land, has returned from meeting OF that
company in Baltimore TIc states that tho
most cheerful feeling IN regard to the pros.
pecss Of the road exists among the author
tiles Of Baltimore, and that in . few days Il
Is thought arrangements win be made for
meeting the estimates now due contractors.
As to tho raising Of the necessary funds
for the completion Of the road, there are
several sources from which they can be
obtained with the greatest case. The only
difficulty apprehended Is in arranging terms
90 that The present controlling power in the
road may rcuain unchanged. --Hageraorn
Mail.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

neS- Malice and error stalk through the,
halls Of Congress, while truth and good.
vail are not permitted to enter 10 refatc tho
calumny.
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DEpIckrIoS. Sunday morning last
the beautiful new cdi6ce erected by the
Lutheran denomination 10 this place was
solemhiy dedicated to Divine worship, aud
the church, at morning, afternoon and
evening services, vas filed 10 repletion. =.
Rev. c. A. stork, Of Baltimor approached
the Dedication Sermon in the forenoon, on
which occasion nbeat 81, 900 was raised. -
In the afternoon and evening Rey. DR..
Butler, OF Washington. conducted services,
aud i was announced as the intention to
bold series Of Jubilee meetings during
the week. This handsome structure reflects
credit upon those by whose large minded
efforts ], was constructed. Is a monument to
the uniiring exeriions Of the pastor in
charge, and an embclIIahnent to our
growing little city.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

szg- Mr., William Coon adyertises a
splendid assortment of goods in the Paper
Hanging line, which he offers as cheap as
they were sold before the war. a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

HOUSES kllLED. --We understand that
Mr.. Israel Norris, living near McKinstry's
Mills, lost his two wheel horses, on Mon
day last, by the rough lock chain breaking
on descending hill, and the wagon rush.
ing over them. Liberty BanHcr.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

p<T- We call attention to the advertise.
meat Of the stock Of valuable Drugs, Medi.
cines and Fancy Articles by A. Ii. huber,
whose enterprising business qualities are
well known 70 all.
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PIagaing the Inyenfer..

The authors aud Supporters Of negro
suffrage are alread begiDning 20 feel tho
discomfort Of their position The Bal.
timore Amerioan, one ofthe moet per.
sistent adyocples OF negro franchise ID
the whole country, complains that the
executive committee Of the city Repub,
lican convention, By omitting the word
"yotersg 10 is call for meetings on the
29th inst, is thereby Inviting the nc
groes into the primary assemblies, -
The american feais that If the negroes
are admitted, the delegates sont TO Chi.
cago from this State will oppose the
nomination Of Grant, and ondeayor 10
create strife 10 the discussions Of tho
convention, upon the platform Of prin-
ciples.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

Dictator Meade has informed the
Georgia black and tans that he will
give them 100000 by the 10th of March.
He has already given them 5000,
Oyerthrowing States and bolstering up
tho "cullud eusses" who can't read or
write, but who make constitutions" for
white trash at $40 day, is getting TO
be costly business.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

HoTRL solD.-- Mr.. zachariah ii. Busby,
Of the Fourth District Of this county, has
purchased the Taylor House. in Emmitts.
burg. Frederick county, from Mr. John
Taylor, for $4,000. NJ Busby designs
opening the hotel ia the spring, with bis
son in-law, Mr.. Daniel G. Adelsperger, un-
der the name of the Western Maryland
Hotel 2
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-27

THE BArd--The Military sad Citizens'
Dress Ball on the night Of the 10th inst, ut
Odd Fcllows Hall, was pleasant affair,
and the arrangements reflected much credit
upon the gentlemen concerned, who spared
no effort 10 make il frstclass entertain.
Ineni. The managers respectfully return
thanks TO the kind friends who favored them
with their patronage, and especially to the
ladies who lent the acceptable aid Of thor
presence.