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Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
Jtne II, lSGS-3w -i'->' hHi LEA' I1',

a OHnl NANCE fixing the rates Of II.
"A cemSeS for MenagerieS, Circuses Side
onoWs, Theatrical Exhibitions, Travelno ny
pehserS Of Medical Advice and Mcli.ine anJ
AuctioneerS. """
:, oEcTloN /. BE it enacted and ordained bv the
Nay M'yor ana Council OF Hagorstown, That no
Mehascrie Circus, Side-Show, I k4atrical Evbi-
pl'!o"' or snow OF any kind whatsoever, shall
be permitted TO exhibit, nor. no Provsli,o III
pensers OF Medical Advice ana Me,ljci7c or A1c.
toneer', be permitted to applr their Y zen: ion
Wltcln IL Corporate limits of Hare~srown or
lis ADDITIONS, except Il License theref; he FIRST
had ana obtained as hereinafter provid, d nader
Il penalty, forfeiture or fine Of Fify Dollars
(i53O co., for each day such Menace ie Cir
Gus or Show, or Exhibition shall exbihit or
such travelling Dispenser of Medicine or Mndi.
GU AGEice or Aueiionecr, in deflult Of ray-
N nnt nj OF oi,i suo line such Paries to be dealt With
SEC 2. BE i enacted anf o.dtined That tLc
owner or owners having charge of or conduct
ing any Menageric, Circus, Side-show. Thca;ri-
cal ENAihl'l"n, or Show of any kind or any
Musical ASS ciatiun or Entertainment s,y travel
ng Mu:l:lans Or Performers, sha nav for everv
Mtnager!e or Circus the sum of SIS license for
each and every days performance for every
1iie-Show or other kind Of exhibition or enter
ta'nthen', the sum OF % for etch and every DAYS
PNt'oI PNt'oIil'nSIG il'SG eA","l'ioh for travelling Dis
pensers OF Medical Advice and Medicine, 20 for
each and every day tAey shall ply their voc,-
ton; and every travelling Auctioneer Shall pay
the sum OF 81 Tor each and evcry- day.
SEC. j. lie 1t enacted ana ordained. That a1v
Ordinance heret 1t3re passed by The Mayor and
Council Of Hagerstown which is inconsiste,
with this Ordinance, be and is hereby repealed.
SEC, i. F'c ii enacted and ordained, That tht
Mayor, or in his absence, the Clerk or any one
OF the Connci!Ten, is hereby authorized to issue
d License Ill acc"rdance with the second section
Of this Ordinance
Passed this 9th day of JuHc, 1863.
Test: WN Al TICp, N,vor
" il. SM,LL, Clerk.
june | IH6Q--2,y I'M
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

TXCITENENT on THE POTOMAC.
p. LIGHT LFMEN,
has just receive a fresh supply of Goods at his
Store-rooms in w Transport, and their
QU4LITY AND CHEAPNEtSS
has created an
INTENSE EXCITEMENT
along the Pot om2c. From every direction are
the people focking in to secure, before it is
too late, portion ofhiS large stock of
Groceries. Qreers, and Hardware,
and other neccssaries and luxurics in which he
deals It is only necessary TO advertise the
people taat lie has made arrangements to accom-
mediate the throng, and that all shall 90 away
satisfied, not only with 1he attention shown
them, but with the bargains they have secured.
1t is the determination OF the subscriber not TO
be undersold w any one. This he is enabled
to promise as he
BUY s FOR G. s II
and thus avoids profits charged credit purchaser
4 ND sell L s FOL @ 4 s II
and thus avoides losses on credit sales.
For these and other reasons those who have
the cash to spend will find that they can get
more for it at this establishment than any where
else in the county.
IF All that is asked is that you may try me and
prove this fact to your satisfaction.
Williamsiort, April %. P. L. LkMEN.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
WILLIAM GOOD, and others.
WILLIAM COON ond Io5r.u coon

WILLIAM GOOD and JOSIAH GOOD
County, sitting as Court of EQUITY. vi
., ohalDERED, by the Clerk of the Circuit Caurt
lLls 0h DAY OF June, 1868, that the sales made and
reported by William T. Hamilton here;nfHrs AN
pontId trustee for the sale OF the real estate in IT,
"a 81 thi5 cause mritionyd b, ratili d
"'u cohHimcf. unless cause to thc cnnt!a i, l.,
SHOWN To the Court, on or before tie lItb div -
July next provided a copy OF this order be insnrt
e. e, In some newspaper Published in WaShinotoo
county, at least once week for three successiye
weeks ,S; before the slid last mentioned dav.
eo5 Ie report S'aESS Inc amount of sales to be S.
011'4'' True Copy-Test
June II, lSGS-3w III ~, ~,
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
TNsOLVENTS' NOTICE.

In the matter of the application of John SNYDER
1nsolvent D sebtor, for the benefit Of tie 18th
Article, Code o. Public Gen. Laws of Maryland.
No. 24O5 on the Insolvents' Docket in tie Circuit
Courtfor Washir gtou County. 0ii 'o''
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for WASHINGTON
County this 8th day of April 1868 that tha first
Monday OF OF the July Term of this Court next sue
eeedlng the date OF this order be and the same is
hereby fixed as the day for the said petitioner to
appear in this Court, and answer such interroga-
tories or allegations as his creditors, endorsers and
sureties may propose or allege against him; and
that said petiioner by causing copy of this order
to be printed in some newspaper published in
Washington County once week for three success
sive months prior to the said first Monday in the
next July Term of the Court, give notice of the fix
ing of said day for the purpose herein reeited. ~
True Copy-Test
VIM. Nick. KEPPLER,
APrli 0'-oiho. Clerk.
We are requested to state That the above John
Snyder is not John Snj der, Justice of the Peace OF
the Sharpsburg district-"Ed. Free Press
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
j une II, 1868

N oTICE.-BElL's WHITE OIL bavinp
7r nI Ju51y acquired high reputation in the couR
aftNiMENpS af of the day, has become the sDbiect
tonn rtann i bon manufacturer of speciel pr
s nons IN n Baltimore disregardng the common c@nr-
SsGT OF the trade and taking advantage Of the
mepced mpaiy tbe 1r BaLLs WHITE OIL, has COM
mutation OF the original, and is now pamin~ + eff
upon upon 5ne public The public are hereby fore- l
o m%rneu against IN this imposition Be particular to
sively by Ai"H'tae'4peq "a ng1 exciu-
June IL, 1868. Uaoar.toni,. IL. nELh L.,
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

N the matter of George Kohlsr, of unsound
mnd.-No; l949.-In The Circuit Court for
ag aasnlngton County, sitting as Court of Eouity.
this GF1bhED stb d 6y the Clerk Of the Circuit Gouf
port and Account, No. T. fled in the ahnop Re
ias Ie mail! ratified and confirmed by the court mn,
less cause to the contrary thereof be shewn On or
f oe1Gre ore the llth day ofJuy next provided @
d and Opf oe inserted m in some newspaper print
three successive weeks Before the said last eot
toned dag.
True Copy-Test,
Nlu. Mex. KEPPLER.
"N'-S ! 4coo-oW (,1arE
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
The undersigned has just opened for ne in
specion OF his customers md the public zen
orally, 4 complete and hal dsome Stock OF
DRY GOODS. CONSISTING OF
Ladies Dress Goods, Poplins, Jaspe
Clothes, Repps, MOhairs, Angalise.
Alpacas, Delaines, &c Also, a
complete stock OF Silks
ST Il &C AL iTY:
M0GrninS Goods,
Grenadines,
TamiSe,
Aipacas,
POlOnaise,
BomJaZine,
&C, &c, &c, &C
Our Stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS consists of MUS.
LIN, saEETING Table Diaper, Hickory Stripe.
Denvires, Cottondades, Jeans, Checks, 30
CLOTHS AND CASSLNERES
The above Stock was selected with care. and
we feel assured On examination viii not fail to
please in styles. quality and prices.
MS-No TROUBLE TO SHOW GooDsBN
April %. S. E. SCHINDEI,
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

ST l. A l. Il
y AND
KEEPING PACE WITH TIE TIMES.
MILLER &c BREWERS
First Arrival of
SPRING DRY GOO D s
JUST OPENED!
A new and splcndii stock of Goods as cheap as
the market will afford, good Cilicoes aud Mus
linS at II cts.
Shceting and Pillow Muslia all widths,
IS to 100 per cent. cheaper thar = year ago. -
Usnaburgs and Tickings at anie-war prices. We
purpose to Offer
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in Long, Square and Breakfast SilAWLsf also
DRESS GOODS
cheaper than ever. rhe largest and chcTpeS
stock of Hoop Skirts in This market. i full
line Of
MEN AND BOYS WEAR
which, if desired, will be made up to order
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES AND NOTIONS,
full assortment,
LADIES' SAQUEING CLOTHS,
so per cent cheaper than earlier in the season.
We keep constantly On hand the best CARPET
CHAIN in the marker. Closing our Carpets re-
gardless of cost. Call in before purchasing else
where and save money. ..
April 2. MILLER h BREWER.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
OHOICE LIQUORsl
- WALKER, MIL d; co.

WALKBR, VIII % %.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries, Wines, Brandies, DC.
4av. lust received another importation of
Roreion LIQUORS, which for purity, fine flavor
ana eReapness, cannot be surpassed in the State
They Will be sold in quantities to suit purchasers
Call and Judge the quality. June L.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

- NPAEN OID AESNE IL
- OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS
AT
LING & EARIC s
EAST CORNER PUBLIC. SQUARE.
We would announce to our customers and tht
Pubic generally in want of GOOD GOODS anC
CHEAP GOODS, (Which is our motto) to give u!
a call as we hay. again filled our Store with tn,
largest rs Ill as the FINEST and most D ESIRA-
BILE STOCK of GOOD in WESTERN MARY
LAND. Tho Stock was selected by experienced
buyers with an eye to the wants of all WHO
WANT CHEAP GOODS, at low prices. = Oar Stock, a.
heretofore is comprised of all the latest styles o
DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS, y
WHITE GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
CLOTHS and cAssIMERs,
MEN and BOYS WEAR,
CoUNrERPANEs,
PfQUA's,
NOTION, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, TRIMMINGS,
HOOP SKIRTS, CogsETs,
PARASOLS and
Sun SHADES,
FANS, large assortment;
FLOOR and TABLE
OIL CLOTHS,
Straw MA. TGNGs,
Gents GAUZE
SHIRTS,
| Ladies Gauzc
VEST,
&C., &c. &c
All of which we can afford to sell at Low PRICES
OUR STORE EXPENSES light compared with 9th
| ers. So give US a ca and examine for I've
as no pains will be spared to please all
N. b. Country Merchants Can It what good
they may want to ili up between-scasons at Ne,
York prices, and no HUMBUG.
May I, 1868. YINGLING & REARICK.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

THEW THE BEST
7 ! and you will find it in the end not only
the most agreeable but
THE CHEAPEST TOBACCO,
and when Yen wish the best, reeollect that at
W. II. WINDER'S,
North Potomac Street, next to the Franklin
House, Hgerstown, is the place to procureil.
1t is the place TO get. not only Tobacco the
best and the cheapest, but also Tobacco of!ower
grades tos nit the taste and purse of all classes.
W. =. Wlndsr is prepared to accommodate
not only Chewers but Smokers with
CHOICE CIGARS
manufactured from both native and imported
leaf, rs with also the various brands of
SMOKING TOB1CCO
and with
PIPES AND HEERSCH1U UHS
of every grade and price, and likewise wi ith
SNUFFS from the most approved manufacturers.
Let all who in any way use the weed know
tha at Winder's is the place to get just the
article they nee. and that will suit both the taste
and the purse. April %, 1868
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

OF
GEN DR. Il SIS GOOD S Z.
JAMES A. FISHER
Fashionable Merchants Tailoring Establishment,
WASHINGTON HOUSE BUILDING,
HAGER.STOW WN MARYLAND.
New Stock of Spring Goods.
an daily receiving fresh supplies of the latest
patterns of
GENTS DRESS GOODS
and as buy from old dealers Of the eastern cities
am enabled to sell at corresponding reduction of
rates.
My Stock is full and Complete.
all desire is an insp cton of my Goods.
AL! Glasses of goods usually kept in first class
Gentlemens furnishing House of the
TEST STYL ES,
constantly on hand My mott, is ..Cheaper than
the cheapest, Better than the best" Civ. me a
call.
May Il. JAMES A. FISHER.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
TTENTI ION, ADMIR- T. r
a OF GOOD STOCK
a-TDnTy1 y1DAI Lr|fTTDCr

The subscriber will stand this Celebrated Horse
the present season commencing On the lst day OF
April and ending the lst day of July at the fol-
lowing places
On Monday and Tuesdoy of each week at the
stable of Iii Little, City Hotel, Hagerstown; on
Wednesday and Thursday at lae stable of William
Taylor at the Taylor HOUSE, " illiamaport, and on
Friday and Saturday at the ,hRb.e of the subscriber
in SmitAsburg, upon the mglyate
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

GOAL! COAL! ..-..,y,
~ -. .t ....
The undersigned would inform the public .
that he keeps OF h;,nrf an,f is prepared TO fur
ush st rs low gnfsS rs can he haa snywhere
/ -. .. else p. .....f.
An Kinds and ehrTltics Of Coal
and he wouid especially call the attention OF
farmers to his large stok Of T. -
LIME BURNING COAL.
Tie also kcc1 on hand PATAPSCO GUANO,
whirh is said TO lie superior in quality 60 any
other fertilizer.
Call at his Warehouse, Cumberland Valley
Depot. Hagerstown.
April lG, 1868. j. B. THIRSTON.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

EF you want prime harvest WHISkEY cheap, Il
I 3. CLARK'S is the place to get it
June IL.
DRIME NEW ORLEANS MOLASsES at
4 Y. B. CLARK'S
June II. Opposite the lutheran Church.
DELME SYRUP at IS cts. per gallon, at
H. L. CLARk'S
June IL. Opposite the Lutheran Church.
DRIME SYRUP at 90, at
u. B. CLARK'S
June IL. Opposite the Luther an Church.
EA BARRELS OF WHISKEY, Manufactured
w EXPRESSLY FOR HARVEST USE, in store and
for sale at Wholesale and Retail at the Store OF
June ii WALKER, MILL d co.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

4 TTENTiON, EVERYBODY.
The UNDERSIGNED is now fully prepared to ac-
with an elegant stock of
I'll 0 THIN @,
the material having b-an selected with the great
est care, and with a eye single to the wants of the
people.
In connection with carrying on the Tailoring
business in all its branches tbs subscriber has in
store an extensive variety OF
Gentlemcns Furnishing Goods,
including every article that might be called for in
that line. 1t is my purpose to conduct general
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE,
such as will prove an accommodation to the public
as well as credit to the town. My long experience
in business is sufficient guarantee thai whatever
work may be placed in my hands wall be made up
in the most satisfactory manner-a2d the stock of
Goods on sale will be offered upon the most invit-
ing terms.
Mza-No pretension is made that he will sell or
manufacture lower than be done by others in
the same line of business, but an investigation will
convince any one that he will be content with
PROFITS As SHORT
at least as will afford comfortable ivelihe od A
trial is respt ctfully requested all those who may
desire articles in his line, when. he doubts not,
thew will be convinced tt at it will be found to their
interests to purchase.
Ma. Place of business, opposite Walker, Mil &
Co., South Potomac Street.
M Nav US 28 JAMES KRIDLER.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE
ID AT THE T.
NEW BCOT. AND SHOE STORE
GEORGE w. HOWE,
In the Seibert Building, corner Of p tomac and
Intietam Streets IIagcrstown.
Come without delay ifyou would buy Chill
dren's Shoes at 30 cents per pair; Ladies' Con-
grcss CATERS at 81 so eel pair and Mems Boots
and Shoes at prices corrcspondingly low.
lie will also manufacture TO oldcr, of prime
material and by tie mos; reliable workmen all
descriptions of
G G1ntlemen's, Ladies & Children's Work
at the lowest rates.
Being pra ctical workman of many years ez
perienc, the undersigned 1iatters himself that he
will be able TO afford all who favor him witt
their patronage entire satisfaction
-1pril l6 G. W. HOWE.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
GROCERIES,!

A y
u
The undersigned having taken the Stock
D. ARTZ {: SON, will continue the business q
.he "Oi,' Sard," where the public will find
large aud well selected stock Of
CIR oceries, Qaoensware, Cedarwase, &c. u
in part.as follows:
CARS of al. qualities.
MOI.ASSES AND SYRUPS Of every kind,
COFFEES S full assortment,
together with general assortment, to make up
a good Stock of Groceries A complete line of
QUEENoWARE and GLASSWARE
will also be found here, with
Cedar, ware, Buckets, Brooms, Brushes.
Twine, Rope, &C., &c.
FISH, SALT AND OILS
will he found ar3nng the leading goods in the
Stock Ali of which the Public are invited to
examine before nurchasing elsewhere, either at
wholesale or retail.
Feb. IS y. SAMUEL ART.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
COUNTRY MIGRANTS,

COUNTRY MIGRANTS,
DAIRYME FARMERS,
ND OTHERS,
caIGN YOUR
ASHES, BswAx, BEANS,
BUTTER,HEBsE, EGGS,
FLoUaND MEAL,
FLA,coTToN,
FURs AND SKINS,
DRIED AND GREEFRUITs,
GRAIN, WOOL, Gan,
POULTRY, NAVABTORES,
HOPS, G1NSENGFEATHERs,
HEMP. PR0V1DNs, OILS, LARD.
TALLOW, TOACCo, SEEDS,
SORGHUM, MoLA5si, &C., &c.
JOSIAH CkPENTER,
General Comsntion Merchant,
442, 444 & 446, Washington Street
NEW YOk CITY.
And receive his weeklYRtCH CURRENT of Pro
duce and Groceries the ist complete Price Cur
rent Published in the UniSStates. ....
SEND FOR A Pap CURRENT,
Marking Plates and Cabs
Furnished Free.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MpE ON CoNsIGNMENTs.
Established, Ab41st, 1860.
FIRST CLASS REFERENCES GIVEN WHEN
REQUIRED.
April 2, 186s-1y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

krxRcouass wrun Pr. Bxsr9s
THE CoMINs SgAsog. ~ We are in
formed Wells, largo & Co. are ma
hing extensive ar'TaDgemehts for the
express and passenger business
over the Fort Bentul road the com
ing season In css3es &C. meet the ut
mast demands ef baaiRass in that
direction and EXTERNALLY sllenee all
opposition. The Eessk OF last years
Business and the prospect Of the
present has induced Ghe ennpany 10
purchase the best ua American hor-
ses and stock The rssa 80 pa to run
adoabie daily and i tfi-weekiy line
over the road. This will furnish
two coaches each way every daY.
and three coaches three times a
week--certaialy aufscient tb supply
all needful deTnaads Of passenger
and express trafssportatioa. The
principle stations on the road be-.
tween Helena and Sun River are
Diamond Springs, Wolf creek
ranch and Bird Z AiI Ssatlaa, Most
of the stations are or win be under
tho control ofthe aosa any guar
antee of the pubiid htsirsg well serv,
ed. 1t will require just such an IN
yentive genius u Gov Poilinger.
to manage SO complicated a piece
of machinery as the RepSan line win
be the coming season. -Heiena
MontaRa) Gazette.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12
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