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The New York herald., 1868-05-06

were quot. "a As Ii0x 11oh; st three days. 1loK
iloH; cammercial bills. l00K lo9x. Bills on Paris
a. -xty days, GlsXI ct three days, e.l2h'
fhe earnings Of the chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cinc Railway for the month Of April were s2sss7oo'
against $3.50 2ss for the same month last year. show
ing an increase Of ss,4l7. Those Of the Cleveland
and Pittsburg for tho second and third weeks III
April were $llA,7ls against $llo, ,224 for the same
period last year, being increase OF ihoso
of the Michigan Southern for the month OF Apnu
were $45Nsss, against $4os PAT for the same month
last year. showing an increase Of $4o,7Sd.
Mr. H. J. Messenger, banker and broker, OF 2S Mas.
sau street. this morning notified his creditors Of his
inability to meet his payments He Is president Of
the Bank OF Ontario, Canandaigua, OF the Bank of
Canton and Of H. J. Messengers bank, ct Cortland,
an Of which did business under the State laws. How
rar these institutions viii be affected by the suspen-
sion In question is not known.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances in the Subreasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
follows:-
Custom House. --Ssb- Treas,t,-N---
IA Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances
May $3.50 562 $3646,37s $8, 446 $l0l, ,566, ,l5s
May 3d.. $4,000 1,l33,7o0 2,SS3,2S8 S9,s66, ,62s
The value Of exports exclusive Of specie) from
New York to foreign ports for the weeek ending to
day amounted to $s,lss.e2l. against s4l7o,77s the
week previous.
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The market for wheat depressed free
prices further Declined &C. Sashei The sales S COM
81 ',iSai ~
oE Sos and a. Rs sassa for sSs ..paf ~
better Continue very sat'i sS The
f wssf isG % $ ss.ss aSs 6 90 sSed n f sS
Si :Ss
ss1 By s q sS 20 e . o s ais:
se Rys wa. as win sales :'S5f a
dull and Nominal barley malt was ss%ise etSf dS
FRrIemTs were moro active and higher rates were OBJ.
snsd in nstances The charerihs business erhib,ed
r. at sSs ssrPsS S S
:iss @ :ss ss;s'; e.: = I 't e.
s,%: g R;.nr :ss$.. ss:ss. sss
:sSs P,s. % s ?: sS. as: 3: oSs
sna s''G: soS. sssa sssa ' scSds
S if s%s''sss sis ss
sss.7. sSrs." . sSoS q. Ssa..s:n.ss Ss. Pc
sS:ass ssSSs Ss%SS;s r. SsIS
S%S% sSsar g. American sssoossr USis y.
bacs wh 81 c Two vessel. 70 the south side Cuba and
sSs s .sSS sS sss.s': Hs
sa pss,. ssS spanish Main back
ss1 SsssT 5lSsn Sass Ts.. ws. SSs Ss sss ss
sS.ns s... $ SS. Prices
qss.,. s1sS, e s.r%. r9s.0 qSseo ws 1890 rs
sle gold ses Monte HGS::vS.o y r.: VI sYc 'S
G$S'::s: i IL &Sss sssi,i.sS;s m s g.. e.
Ny iss 1885, sss. sss r''a Se iss sasl
foI 1857 crop Gss E Ryses so wsrs srs se
HEnP.-Msniia was ouie, bu, .,,,-.,-
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LOST AND FOUND.

ROG LOsT-A SMALL, BLACK, STRAIGHT TAlRED
Slut white crooked streak face, named Lo Liberal
reward for her delivery at 30 Bond street 'l ~
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HORSE MARKET.

There was very large attendance of persons more
or less interested in horses ct the auction mart Of
Johnson Van Tasser yesterday, upon the occasion
OF their regular biweeky SALE large proportion Of
whom appeared to be there In the character Of pur
chascrs or rather seeking 10 become such. large
quantity Of stock was offered for sale and bid on
pretty lively excellent prices being obtained through
out The following are particulars Of yesterdays
ealee:-
By JOHNSTON AND VAN rAssELI-
dark bay horse, 10 hands high, eight years
"A black morse, III hands high, seven years DID,. 200
S0rrel mare l6h hands nigh, eight years old. AIS
bay mare, 10 hands high, eight years old -. 862
blask mare, l5k hands high, six years DID,. 100
ysasS c.."...o,.,.........,........4 @ .... n 80 400
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sAy horse, 1sx hands high, seven years DID,, coo
dark by colt IAN hands high, ave years oid. 10o
bay Lorse l6k hands high, nine years oid::.. 40
A dsrk bay horse, 1914 hands high, seven years
0,d, together with Q no top coal box wagon an
A crav mara IsE hands bjch six wears old. 80. $50
A bay horse Is hands high seven years DID,: XVI
A gray mare 16k hands high, eight years oio:
Of Single harness su' Wy .o.. 11oo
Two cart horses, IGN hands high, seven years am
oid, ,i toi, WV
A dark cream horse with black name ana tan' ,.o
16 hands high, four years old. .............. Aoz
BY JOHN L. vANDEwATER.
hav horse Ihx hands hiqh seven wears old -. 410
A hay horse Ia hands hirh sx wears old 49,. $40
brown horse, 161z hands high, six years DID, 2S0
A hav horae NJ hands hiuh six wears old. .... 395
A dark brown horse ...,.,.. 265
The New York herald., 1868-05-06

EoUND-N H0B0kEN NAY !. Req AND WHITE
pey and paying expenses Apply - the Eysan Fields Ho-
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QY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCT1ONEER.
- salesroom, M Nassau street, opposite the Post once
RY JAMES N. MILLER,
ID THURSDAY. Msr7.

At12 o'clock, at the r. &. r.. III Broadway,
Under the direction Of w. W. Robinson, Esq., referee
No llt Suffolk street.-The lot Of Land, with the improve
Fyfourth seeCne lot Of Land, south side Firyfourth
street commencing $50 feet east Seventh avenue.
Nap and parisyINs at the once.
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Ordinary fossip sas duli and nonns, q . w
m:sss: x.. sssr.blz .::v.
;ss'ss !: I. 81 $s' ST.. 81 Ssa. W. a.
se do. 0.iiofns heavy, IS. s; "a n MidSs' SSss &c.
;s, nSss;; Sssi;z q e. Asa' hs; w. d. MAJ HI 69s:s
!ssss HI 81 sS Ss ss sssps.s i s:.sS o.
f.. s. 81 a. sas: ES g. 6 &C. &C.
sSs' sn.s yns, wscS r.tS heavy While toSs sS.s:
% gss: p. !: a. md ss::
EsSsas sS q Sse We quote Cube %u.sovado 4sc &c. DO
English 81 ss gss e. ssosi ssS sssI
SS 9hds cu6s, sS do Porto Rico and $40 DO. English
ss
psrnsy ssa n.sfs. closed quite steady
There ws,s salss Of $ bbs = 60 and 50 DO sw YSr.
:s' :ssaa'1s e So e ssefs s'as ~
. ~ 20 sSo good % : J '?s
Gs ! = s.: & ): q 8 IS =
% WI. a ssd ns
$1a 81 is in casks. s.ss within the few Day. Of
sasas fss s:s ds's; H. .'i$
oil, ~ 80 while palm sn va. uncSanssa SSa ,sas M srnde
whale whale being held .ss: SisssSss .s:s5 sss;
DURING ~e:s 10
% :ss .. $
% 4 ssn51: s, PRIV. ss:,. s
sas as
1ss: 20
quoted snS regular s0:s .'v w.s
and Ga s Ly. q fSs Soss ~ess
.ls 70 :s a s
%. steady At $ 50 for Plain ps.: and $So @ 2
= sboa. sss : sss FOR prime %s:. and s4S q sas
% sed @ ss'sS So $ for snf as
s ;ss
&C. ~ ao' .'f
excited BY s rsSa @ Tsa aGsss ss
doc sSs
d. =. ~ ss sst Gsss:. .as %s as
soc Crude bulk Tie only
but hs % %srs ss, was s S1s Ss g @
a: sss
ss in ssss % esg
Isl Isl. s ss & sess
10.
Ss.s sss ;sas s "a
9s " s' s"' '
as :ass At n as ss!
sss $s.sslSs a9
Ss :ssf s.'sss nasT
STly.,,s terms, So sSoS for 5Hns
a9 the 1s aissr e July and
PETROLEUM BARaEIa-salcs 500 empty refined as they
a sry ssvs
ts%
s d Hsa' g. ss for ss Sss s e 1s:
ssoss % YSs:s' ssansa @ m active
u Ss sas I IS s1 yfs s;ss. raw
SS dsSe9 s.f: S y s9a aoSy STass S SqsIs We au0e
,ssSnE Sss.s ;S 4 ?as :ssss
ssS Marshall:
@ s:qa
spELIEn siiesan was DUH Small sales =, ssc gold.
ss Ss$ " & s%sS ss
5000 iSs damaged, sold
sS ''r sea xs;' Sa9.'' cruz &
faya s so eaP:eo. c % Cap. 20 s So
and
srrARrsr was moderate request Sales 5000 lbs,
fosAcco~For Kentucky the marke. was moderately ac.
ye the N and being mainly fSs % Se low ss SEED
l7c loa stato seed leaf at 7c loo Con
nectcu on private terms and " bales Havana at u os
- Heavy wess~
Lugs per lb.. .............. &c. 74c. &c. 9Hc.
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T .osT-MAY g. IN COMO FROM THE FOLLOWING
and 9Th and the 42d street Broadway Broad
9Th street. 70 st. AIMS church. thence to Mr. Mc0reg
10 s3d street, $50 street 9th h avenue to 18th
irss Sh street 70 0resnwcn Greenwich e
Robinson 70 Church street to Notes Of
Traders Bank Az payment 10 stopped the finder viii be ber
ally rewarded by returning 70 JAS HESLIN, 429 West Thr
ty-soyenth street.
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'In all <5-64, sold 10 different parties
The following transfers Of vessels were made in
March, 1858, by F. j. Campbell, for estate Of Jonas
Smith, for Nancy Smith, Of Brooklyn
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Phe foreign exchange market was strong but dull,
sne demand for bulls for remittance against coupons
swen as from importers being light. Al the close
nhaken :. plla- % ~ England y axy DAYS
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10y HENRY b. HERTs, AUCTIONEER.
- PEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE STOCK
OF ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,

he,r, NJ n, LIE sALEsKvUms. . W ~ Is ,
Sixth avenue be sod positively without
queuce Of the retiring from business The s
wood inad walnut and other Paror and Chamber suts
every variety solid walnut Bunets wardrobe Bookcases
Tables, workstands, Extension and Dining Tables HALL
really hne furniture Catalogues now ready and goods
hibtion q above.
The New York herald., 1868-05-06

MARINE TRANSFERS.
~>~~O~~~>~eY~>~~~~~~~Y>N~
The following list includes all transfers OF vessels
from May / to date:-
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pY HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIoNEER
- Saesroom No. Cortandt street late 81 Nassau sree)
uorsrpo, - Art % Gallery, sis BTcsdysx; v,,vo,s

r
H p MINER BARKER win sell st auction on wednes-
day. May g. Al i0k O'CLOCK at their salesroo, No. Cort
land street. genee Household Furniture, consisting Of Eng.
lab Velvet Brusses Tapestry and Ingram Carpe French
plate Pier and Mante Mof varous Sizes rosewood and
black walnut Parlor sus In brocael and reps rosewood
Side and Centre Tables black walnut and OAK Extension
Dining Tables and Chair black walnut and mahogany Be-
eteadA Bureaus Bunet4 Werdrobea, Washutands, Book
cases. Lounges and Chairs Hsr hatresses Feather Beds
stair Carpets and Rods Dining and Toilet Crockery Glass
ware, Kitchen Utsnals Ac.
= OFFICE FURNITURE, .lrL III.
consisting OF black walnut and oak Standing and Sitting
Desks Counting Room Desks, Raings and Chairs
RY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER.
salesroom, 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post once
,RoBERT SoMERviLLE win sell By auction this day MAY
at 10y O'clock the salcsroom, 81 Nassau street. aarge
assortment Of Household and 0Rcs Furniture consisting q
Brussels and Inain Cass Pier ana Mane Mirrors BLACK
cloth oak and chestnut Chamber sus carved; black wax
nut bookcases, Wardrobes marble top Bue Centre and
Side Tables, Dressing Bureaus Ladies' Secretaries and Writ
Ing Desks osk Extension Tables black Hat 8AndS
Sofas Lounges Chairs Hair Maresse
Bcsters and Pows; also Once Furnors great varety,
oak and walnut Desks Tables ReYoving Chairs Stools Iron
sales, Glass show Cases, 40. Ff1I 1In
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

The Democratic Soldiers and Sailors
Convention on Monday adopted resolu.
tons endorsing the Amnesty proelama.
ton and the general policy OF President
johnson, recommending General Han.
cock and Mr.. Hendricks as candidates
for President aud Vice President to the
National Convention, but plcdging their
support "a whatever nominees the Ma
tional Convention selects.
A misery old merchant IN Albany
aged eighty six, aud worth a million
and halt, keeps his own books, drcs-
scs worse than shabby, and was never
known togiyc cent Tor charity.
A letter of Schuyler Coliax Is pub
lishcd, telling the werId how to pro.
nouace bis name. IL wont be much
pronounced il November. - Prentice.
A jackson, Miss, despatch says that
returns from all but five counties OF that
State give Democratic majority Of over
ii 900 against the Constitution,
Il i thought the wheat surplus Of
California for export this season will
reach three hundred and ifty thousand
tons.
l. q Baker, who acquires consider
able notoriety during and since the war
as Government detective, died a. Phil
adelphls on friday.
A man is under arrest for bigamy in
Cincinnati, who Is proved 70 have mar.
ried eight wives.
A French gardener has produced o
rosebush with 500 blossoms.
California is producing Strawberries
weighing Ave 10 the pound
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MARYLAND FARMER. This fayorite
agricultural monthly for July is received,
and Is stored with a variety Of useful
matter TO the farmer and plaster. IL
contaius;--Grecn Crops--Italian Rye
Grass Farm Work for JuIy-~-Garden
Work for July Timothy and Glover
Improvement Of the Soil, &c.--Potash
Lost In Wool Growing Fencing Coal
Ashcs-Cultiyation Of Fish South
and Vest Manuring Market Gardens
- Manufacture and Practical Use Of
Stcan Flowing .sacI,ines--Grasses for
the South --Lcspedcza Strata, or Bush
Clovcr-Drilling 10 Wheat--To Make
Good Cider---StalI Feeding--Ox.E Eye
Daisy-Co Common Errors in Farming
American Hay Tedder--Law Of Sex 10
Breeding Grain for norses--Pleuro-
Pneumonia--Botts in Horscs-Useful
Recipes--0n Poultry--Dairy-- Horti-
cultural, aud Ladies Department. Pub
lishcd By s. Sands Mills & Co, Balti-
more, Md, at $3.50 per annum.
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STATE Teachers Association
THr Second Annual Meeting Of che stais
Teachers Association with be held Ia ths
City Of baltimore, On Wednesday, July Sta
and the following DAY.
The attention Of Teachers, School Officers
and al friends u education IL tha State, il
respectfully called 70 the following exiracI
from the School Law, passed by the Gene
raj Assembly Of Maryland, ~ ia Iast session.
Tile II, Chapter Nv, Section I. 'sDis.
trici, Ccuniy aud State Teachers' Assoesa
tons ara recommended a. an important
means 81 elevntinK the standard Of public
education b. mutual conference. Interchange
Of vicws, and suggestions ~ 70 systems o:
teaching and discipline.
Sec. Z. an shall be he care Of The c0pnfy
Examiner 10 aid ID Tho Organization Of these
Associations, 10 enconrnge allendasca, %
socire competent lecturers, and 10 ifnpaa
such informnssan "a win encourage inmrhers
In their work and TT them fsr lllc perform
ancn Of theit dasits."
Arrangements have been made bg which
teachers coming 10 the Association on gho
tollo~ing lines and paying fsli fare, wsll be-
returned frcc y the same roafe liAltimDrc
and Ohio Railroad, Noubera Central Hail.
road; SIaagsicfs Line Of Steamboats,.
"Cbenter" and sstieofge Last" The Inei.
gidual Eoterprisa l.ine, sfChAnpiou. 2
Highland Light and 'sSasnaei ]. r.asS:"
Iilghman's i.iae. Balloon aud Steam
boat ''Sue."
Tbs ComHiiisee arr caseavotinK. wish n
reasonably assurance II enueap, 10 rgecare
for fhr lady teachers Who inav aiisha ths
Association, entertainment 10 the city, with.
out expense. Iagics who may depiro 70
avail themselves IL this hospitality, will
please give notica II tl,esr intsnlioa 10 Prof
baird, Hallimpfe City COLLEGE, OF Prof
Newell. Ssate Normal School, before tho
10th of Issly.
A fall afseadaace ~ ioaelnrS ord tho
frieadH ~ siacasion i enfnesily requested.
THOMAS y. HA1Illl, Chaifmaa.
NJ A. NEWEl.,
MM ELLIOTT. la.
II. w. u. TKAiN0iI,
jolly 2~~ti Executive comtrIssaa.
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Godey's Lady's Book for July, COM
mences new volume and contains 10
overlooking new attractions 10 the way
ofstccl engravings, patterns and fashion
plates. The illustrations ia this mum.
Der are very fine. The publishers spare
neither pains nor expense to make il
what it really is-the leading magazine
of the day.
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DIR. cALDwELL's
Celebrated Herb aslfterx

eorrect and kecn pure he essific ,aces m ~,
ston'aeh, expel acids aud ~ iluparitles. eiv,
lone Ana sss ,s % TAI organ and thus pre-.
sovereign remedy fos ~ dlsreses ha,lpv the;r
origin 10 an impnrity 81 The blend. sseh :.
HAtepa'ism, Nsaraigiss and Kindred atlli.iion.
Bsuvk9as Bysssfsrg, cAelsra hsFbas. and All
affections o. ihs stomach and boueIs. PIE,
ts-Fsr, aers. aie's< ssa ffs'eis1 Saf<4. wa.tinr
loss o. power and mntnaFy, srs III rrjsvna
medicine. anu
ssner no more rain and depression. but use
tsfs,esf. Uerb Bhferss They ara esr.aIu
earefor aimostcvcfy discase tiist fiesh Il her ~.
kKCii a FREY.
MssrgactrREne, York. Pernsyiver;.
In MMKsstL A Hnigasp. AGENT. w, carra,I
Aa'' -" ssa Counties, spis-em !.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-09

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT oF THE
1 UNITED STAT So For THE lis
TRfcr or MARYLAND N BANK.
REPfcY IN THE MATTER or HEN.
m KPANf;I. Eif. BANKRUPT.
This Il 70 Este notes thai reiilien haa
bern presented 10 tho Court this 10th day
&c JuHn, 1863. by Henfy NphnKieF, ~ ihe
eDausy 81 Carroll, State " Maryland, and
district sfateaaid, lnakFups, praying IhAi
he may be dcrreed 10 have . fali discharge
FROM all kis delsis. prcvable under The Bank.
fupt aci. aud af,na reading said pesllieni Il
u nrlrrod 81 he Cont that hearing be-
had apon the sanc on The 18th day If laiy,
1898, b,fof1 the Coart, IN the city OF nalii.
more, IN said district, a 10 O'Clock A, NJ.
ard that ncgirp thereof Do yahlished IN The
WustsalnNsss Demoevmfix Adracsfs and the
Aeyyfapd Pre- ffesa, newspapers printed
10 sn,d district, 0ncr . week los three weeks
tefora thai day, ard that ~ cYeditnra who
have proved their debts, and other pcrsDns
IN Interest. mny aF'fsaF "a said time and
place, and hbpN eAisfe, II any fhef hasc, Why
The prayer 81 said petition ahaald tset b.
eraHlod. JANIS W. CHEW,
Clerk 81 niasfict Court Of said District
June 25~fl
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Notice 10 Tax Payers.

TEE Citizens of Westminster are hereby
notified that the City Taxes fof 1888. arc
now due. and tho same can be paid ~ call
ing on the Collectors, Denjamin Wiiliams.
Collector Tor thc District East of Lingen
felter's Hotel. and Charles W, Matthews,
Collector fns-,hQ District West Of Libgen
telteT's Hotel.
DAVID FowBLE,
jane 25-4t ~ Mayor.
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u M 10 "
Agricultural Works
Westminster Md.

WIN. HI. II ARMAN& CO..
TAKR this method 10 acknowledges tl,cir
kind regards 10 generous public for lbe
very liberal support they hese received, ii
has FAR exceeded their expectations. They
now assure the public generally, that, with
enlarged facilities Cor doing all kinds Of
work generally done IN the best Foundry
and Machine Shops IN the whole country,
they nre ready 70 furnish every article IN their
linr-such IN Part, az
TnRESTTEFES.
HORSE POWERS.
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES. PLOU0fIS Of al kinds and
variety, linelndsnq the Ohnslead Patent
Revolving Land Side Plnalah,) Corn Shel
lcrs. and Agricultural Implements generally,
At prices a. moderate rs ans other establish
meus can afford 10 tarnish Tic same. guaran-
lceiag at all iilaos all Machinery manuian.
turcd by Ne.
Having Just completed q new and very
extensive Foundry, We are now ready to
supply CAS'ffNfiS 0f all kinds, of superior
quality and finish ii short npticr
Ey prompt attention 10 bnainess, and y
determination 60 mainsain the standing and
credit 81 our mandatory. chope 70 merit
and Erceite q continuation Of The public
favor heretofore 50 generously giyea.
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TRUsTltE's SALE
SAW MILL PROPERTYsAND|
REAL. ESTATE.

m 40 - M@
DY virtur Of a Decd Of Trus; from Henry
vi TAYLOR nnd Nile 70 the undersigned, /
WIN a. Irussee, sell q, Pnblir Sale, TO the
highest bidder, on Sotgrdav, Tho 1874 day
Of July merit, at o'clock, =. NJ, At I.augef
4 Bash's Store. pasapsco Station, Western
Md. Rail Road, the following Real Estate,
70 wit: A Tract Of Land containing
AL ACRES, MORE one LESS,
upon which Is erected com.
49, Portable two story Dwelling
,4.E.s House, Spring House, Gran.
g ary, Hog House and Stable {
q due p9ffion Of the land i heavily covered
with TIMBER. On this tract u SAW
MILL, lately built, with abundant water
power, and capable of doing q profitable
business,
This property was lately ID the oecupancy
81 HearF daylors ard Is about miles from
Nedtmlnistcr, on the North Branch Of Pa
tapsco Falls, II miles east Of pasapaco Sta
ton on the Western Md. Railroad, aud ad
joins the iand Of Elijah Taylor, John David.
son, and Others.
Also at the same time and place win
sclIa parcel 81 land called Harper Ferry,
containing % acres
CLEARED AxD TIMER LAND, 1s.axxA
upon which there Is no improve &
ments. This tract "a alao on the &f#4#
North Branch Of thc Patapsco -.
Falls, one fourth OF asnilc east Of tlae ia.
tapsco Station, and adjoins tho lands 81
Jabcx Bush, Salem Martin, and oihers.4v
The superior advantages Of wateg power on
each Of these parcels ~ Iand presents great
Inducements TO capitalists.
Trans OF SALrs--Onc. half cash, tho bal.
anee In twelve months from The day of sale:
the credit payments 70 bear interest from
the day Of sals with approved security.
CflAS. Il. ffEIFSNfDER,
Wostniinsiaf, Jane 25--ts Trustee.
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DY virtue nfa coAnission msued IL ns
I'D by the County Commissioners Coz Car.
roll county, 10 examine and determine
wheiheT he pailir convenience requires q
road beginning a point on the Washing.
ton road, ahont two HUNDRED yards FROM
where the watfcld's road intersects said
road, and running thesis on or near the
division line between William Loasue and
Yaieniine EtuntE, "a the land Of Thomas
Jacobs; thence through said Jacobs land 10
the bed % the Deer Park wond.
This is therefore 70 notify al persons,
whom i may eoHcorn. that tie undersigned
will meet on the premises, on ssakarylag, fAe
1afh dry If JAlt aeSts % execute The irmat
reppsed Ia uS 81 said commission.
DANIEL 3. HIRING,
NfMROD GARDNER,
WILLIAM MILLER,
june Is--si Examiners.
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AsIgnees Notice IF Impeachment
n fs< Diariei Chart u s1e tai<f slafss for
tks Dfstsset n Narylands n Buakrspfey
In the matter of yAHzs Srxss Bankrupt
70 wtpas II may couccrn The under.
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint
!, nsnt q Assig,sss e 'e estate e James
osssoi 4 ss;d bis'riss' aaa M who o wss u
vii, in the ifih day Of April, A. u. 1868.
adiadrsd n&akrurf npon ire petition Of
siinscIf hy he said District Courf
Dated Al baltimore tho 6tb day ofJnne,
= JOHN s. TYSON,
iansif--af Assignee.
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NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Feb. l3.--Rcharis us par
aiine works in Brooklyn exploded last night
and Jas. Bsough was burned 10 death ana
two others were seriously il mol 'a'a"y
burned. =,
A Washington special Gays: 40 oincia'
a;s,,.ch b.a az vet, been receivea from
| HANCOCK ,enderiug his resignation.
..a.;,I s.ys Thnd Stevens has pre-
- strong report recommending the
-. s.,,r.nt Of articles Of impeachment by
~ u.use, which he says be is determined
10 push through. At the meeting Of the
Impeachment committee to-day. one Of the
Democratic members Of the committee ex.
pressed he opinion that Mr. Stevens report
would be agreed TO.
BlsouANrroH, Feb. l3.-The charter
election OF the town electors of Broome
county and Of this city took place to day
Jabez L. Rice Democrat) was elected May
or Of Binghampton city BY l55 majority.
The vote on the other city candidates was
more evenly divided. the Democrats having
! . majority on tho assessor'e vote Of about
80. The city gave a majority Of rs for Nc
Kcsn (Republicsn) for Secretary Of State
| Ia Nov ember last the election in the town
| Of Bnghampton showed Republican ma
jori,y and Republican gain. Osher towns
voted as follows
Barker. Chenango. Cole.vills, Fcnton,
Leslie. Maine, Triangle ard VII dsor went
Republican, aud Kirk wood, Union and Pes
IA went Democratic or divided. Three 9th
or towns are Jet TO be beard from.
Eawix, Feb. l3.-This town has JUS!
| elected A. J. Fox (Dsmocrat) Supervisor
This town gave Fsnton 90 majority IN 1893
In 1867 Nelson, Democratic candidate To-
Secretary Of State, received ID majority
. gain o. G5 in one year in . total veta o
only 3s7, and now Supervisor Fox is elect
ed by % minority gain Of ten more.
O0DgnsBuRG. Feb. 49, The election her
resulted In Democratic majority Of 70,
gain since the last election Of over 500.