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THE MAYORS OFFIcE.-Two policemen are
but all remains quiet thereabouts. Mayor
Bowen Is actively busted in making him.
self acquainted with Corporation affairs. He
has recently appointed VIM. Muirhead, Of the
Fifth Ward, measurer of wood and coal for the
Anacostia or Eastern District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

DIED SUDDENLY.-Mr. Michael Fitzgerald,
residing on G street, between I'd and Sd streets,
died very suddenly last night, and II is said
from cholera, but it is most probable that his
death was caused by the extreme heat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

A PLEASANT PLACE to spend an evening this
warm weather is at Odd Fellows Hall, where
delightful Masonic floral and strawberry
festival is In progress. A portion of the Chi
nese Embassy was present last evening and
promise to be on hand with others of the Embas.
sy this evening, when they will favor those
present with some specimens Of Chinese mn Sic
The festival is for the benefit Of the new Ma.
some temple, and is worthy the liberal patron.
age Of our citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

TIE MASONIC PRESENTATION TO Warren
Lodge, No. 8. A. +. A Masons at Harmoniai
Hall, Woodward's Building, on Wednesday
evening next, will be an interesting occasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

CARELESS SHooTING.-Last night, some
party fired pistol on Massachusetts avenue,
between 4th and 5th street, and ball PASSED
through a dwelling on the south side of the
street where a family were asleep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

POLICE 1TEMs.-Wm. b. Furry charged
with committing an assault upon John III .
BROOKS, was fined 50 by Justice Tucker: and
Elizabeth Coleman. charged with assauiting
catherine Tuel, was fined $3.50 by Justice
kean.
A sailor named Ransell Hanson. was fined
$40 by Justice Clark for being drunk and dis.
orderly. and committed to the workhouse in
default.
Charles Mathews was fined Sl0 by Justice
Clark for being disorderly. and was committed
to the workhOuse i'm default. =
Gideon Hoover and Daniel Hughes were
before Justice Morsell yesterday afternoon.
charged With assaulting Conrad Soule and
were required to give bail for court
John w. johnson and John Patsey both
colored boys, Il and Is years of age, were before
Justice Thompson yesterday, charged by Jos
Shaw with highway robbery. They Were
committed to Jail for court.
Julia &. Brown alias Sarah Jones, colored,
was yesterday changed by &. Il. Boss with petit
larceny OF clothing. The case came up before
Justice Thompson, who commit the accused to
Jail.
Samuel II. Wright came MP before Justice
Smith, charged with the larceny of SlOI5 from
}. w Coombs, and was required to give bail
for hearing.
Bernard Dasenbroek, charged with commit.
ung an assault upon Emanuel wilkins. and
with being disorderly, was required by Justice
thompson 10 give security 10 Keep the peace to.
wards the complaLa ant, and pay a fine Of -
for being disorderly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

ROUND TRIP TO NEW YoRK-In order to
accommodate parties who may wish to attend
the Convention in New York on the 4th OF
round trip tickets from Washington to New
York at Ss.35, good from June 25th to July
18th inclusive, which will be sold at the new
Office Of the b. and y. r. r., No 4O6 Pennsyl.
yania avenue. Capt MacFeeiey, agent, land a;
tie Baltimore Depot, (NIr. Pagels. agent.)
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CITY ITEMS.

BLUE FLANNEL SUITS for Gentlemen and
Youth, well shrunk and color warranted, 81
George Q. Henning's, No. 5i1 eth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

The CHINESE EMBASSY are showing our
citizens how TO keep cool, while Saks & Co
are furnishing American requisites for that
purpose, at 5I7 9TH street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-19

HoTlThe last three or four days has pro.
badly dissipated the fears Of those who thought
we would have no summer weather this year.
The thermometer at TIE store of Franklin the
optican ut ! p. N. to-day stood at 20 in the
shade.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

FOE MouHr vHRNoH.
s, TIE svin, seEnod,ses "a ss.saA P....nr~
tf S.I ;:s' :; s.;.s:s .,i: -:
Pvo eHiy, lsundays sxceDtedD Tor MOCNr
kEkx9Sb,siif To ok q y wosesS@i.sss1 .
v.sh,v e., nessSrnins, the Steamer viii arrive 80
Isseeneers Who yish 10 leave The city the same
South. " w. mo
Fare 20 Mount Vernon and return, .,pel.e,ns
admission 60 the Mansion and oreunds u.s.
S Sr sale st al the principal Hotels, and
The Arrow can be chartered by private p.r,i..
Tor Expansions on the Potomac, leaving Yer vssrr
AIS oeiSek pm Apply on board, OF %
yAnkS evKEe. General euPertutendent,
20 an Once, WtllArds' Hotel.
TIE srrAnfI coLUnBIA be. reelned her
' IMsTSS and EAiTisSAS S s.s; 49,
DAn MOBN1k9 at6 clock and Bsltimore every
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4 oelock she
viii STOP ~ ali the principal landings on the river
for passengers and freight.
For further particulars inquire 81
THOe. W. RILEY d SON, Agents,
Riley o Wharf, 81 the foot az
mnA-T6fm Eleventh street
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BLESSINGS on the heads Of Harvey &c Co,
who, with due regard for the labors OF editors
and reporters this hot weather, sent TO our
sanctum to-day n freezer OF most delicious ice
cream, which quickly disappeared down the
parshed Threats Of the STAR corps Our reader.
who wish TO try a really pure and properly
prepared article should call at the wholesale
and retail establishment OF this firm, No. 2s9
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and tn'h
streets, south side.
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SALE OF PRoPERrY.-Yesterday ]. r.
Wheeler i Co. sold AZ auction. for the Treasury
Extension, frame buildings, machinery. der
ricks, LUMBER, refuse iron, &c, il the lot south
very large, bidding spirited, and prices good.
They also sold part of lot :, in square s2i,
fronting ON Attn street east, near ID south, at rs
cents per foot; Miss 5. j. Bradford purchaser.
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STHE ABOVE PROPERTY, III NOT PRE-.
vously sold at private sale, will be sold at public
auction 70 the highest bidder, on the premises.
O'Clock 2. m.
Terms made known 1t the time OF sale
jes eo6ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY, june 50, 1865, ct same hour
WIN ID. CASSIN,
VIM =. WOODWARD,
sH.eoSds fHos. DowLING,n i HSes.
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az mn -wANTHD TO BUY-An kinds Of
yCsUUO: 0entlemenb and Lsdies' second
TURF, for which 8 fair price viii be psid. ct No
~ Bridge street, GEORGETOWN. fels-ly
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bers Ct The Boards OF Aldermen and Common
council from entering said City Hall, and as
sembllng In their respective chambers IN said
building; and did, thereby, nnls=slIiy oh.
struct the entrance 10 the said Chambers ard,
oy force and wrong, did prob bit and prevent
the memo ers from assembling as aforesaid, in
me discharge OF their official duties; and did, bv
IoIce, ana without the authority Of law. and
ssainst the peace Of the city, exclude them
from said building to-wit, on the day and
gear aforesaid.
CHARGE II. Unlawfully and corruptly CON-
bIning and conspIring with Sayles J. Bower
and stheTs. 70 prevent the lawful assembling of
the members of the Board Of Aldermen and
Board OF Common Council for the transaction
of official business, and IN the discharge c<
Sreti fcoti,n.-ln this. that the said Ricnssas,
MAJOR and Superintendent as Aforesaid, Clio, on
the Iltn day of June, 1-es, and on the days fol-
lowing. unIawfully and eorruptly combine
and cCnspirc with one Sayles j. Bowen, and
others, Cunknown,) 10 hinder, delay, obstruet.
and prevent certain members OF the Board OF
Aldermen and Board OF Common Council
fknown 10 the same Richards to Be such) from
assembling in their respective and lawful
places OF meeting IN the City Hall. tor the
transaction Of Official business, and did then
and there, by the aid OF the police force under
him. COR a portion OF said force,) knowingly,
fOreIbly. and corruptly, take and hold posses
sion of the chambers of said bers, and did
expeI and exclude them therefrom. and did
then and there unlawfully prevent the said
members from assembling as aforesaid-all in
utter contempt arc disregard OF law, and
against the peace and good government Of the
city Of Washington
CHARGE III. Conduct prejudicial TO the
peace and good order OF the city Of Washing.
ton
Sp.etfcct,oa-In this, that the said Richards
Major and Superintendent as Aforesaid, on the
lin day of June, Is6e, and on divers days sub.
seQuently 10 that time, unlawfully, knowing
Iy. wilfuIly, snd deliberately, In abuse OF the
Authority vested in him, and TO crafty a win
diefiye and partisan feeling, with portion OF
the force OF his command, did exclude VIM. w
Moore. Pr ssident Of the Board Of Aldermen
VIM II. Naliey, President of the Board Of
Common Council; Messrs. Lloyd, Taloert
Morseli Fenwick, Sardo Dalton, and others
members Of said Boards, from the said CITY
Hall, and did by force, and unlawfully pro
hihit and prevent said members from meeting
40 their chambers IN said City Hall, for Ii,
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

THIS Il a wcll raiablislied and entstelg
reliable Company. Il is tho only Marylnnd
C0mpans. Such has bern its marked sue
cess that Il declared and paid IN cash ~ larrs
aDisilend she oldest and largest Compan
res III the United Staies.
les Directors are arm ofknoalf integrity
and commercial ability 10 whom the Fuhlic
can look ni nll iinaea for Just and careful
supervision o. Is affairs. II muts be clear
20 every Intelligent mind that. II We woala
secure the lafgtss prosperity 20 oef State
aud people Individually, Va must haild np
our own institutions hy keeping capital II
hpnae. The lass pfuade, srif respect ard
fclf iasefust c0nbiar 70 mako ihis The
Company fos MARYLAND
DfHEGTDRS.
Hamilton Easier. Ailen A. Chapman,
George i. Thomas. Hugh Sisson, hisaiB
Woods, Gsoree II. Miller. Thomas cassarl,
William DovFics, Charles Webb.
MEDIcAL KXA HfSERS.
Pr u. Nilla, Nesiminstes; ~. Ianakee,
Union Bndge Dr., Waters, Wnlsrssillu /,
Dr., boone. Aiddlehnrgs nF. Cornell, Ia
Reytowps nr. BuiiihRton, ~ New Nindaar,
DR. Henrv y. Behs, ~ Manchester. nf
shaw. o. unioniowa De J. ". Steele, 81
Freedom.
Persons desiring Va insurc their lives will
do well 10 consult he above.
ANDREW ., MYERS,
State Agent,
win travel through Che county datsng lie
Summer, aud attend The Courts, 70 iraasac,
the business Of the Company.
Now, EcHsicmep. yoa,hase the chasce 80
insure Ii COED. taic, aud cheap Company
without nendinr your mosof out on the
State. ApsU-.u
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Mas. r. Il. ElCHELBERGER AND Miss A. Z.
HASs0N, PniKpIrAGs.


The location selected for this School il n
an agreeable, healthy aud frfired part OF Tho
city The building. furnished with all the
modern improvements, such "a water, gas.
baths, &cs. aud having large aud well
shaded yard attached, u admirably adapted
10 the psFfle q al fse Ias6tation.
The School rooms win BE fitted 40 in The
most modern style aud every Arrangement
viii be made TO secure the comlssrt and ad.
sancemcnt Of the pupils.
TENS FoR BoAhDixG PUrILs.
Board and Tuition Ia Engl,sh, French aud
Lasifls...s4s. .............s. ......... 500 ~
No extras except Pew,rent and Washing.
Each pupil il required 70 be furnished
with towels, table napkins, fork, spoon and
napkin.ring all 81 which, As well al wearing
apparel, must be marked with the owner' !
nnmc.
Teans ron DAY Scholars.
Tuition 10 English, French & Latin SIPS 20
Music aud German at Professors prices.
Use Of Piano 50 90 per quarter
The School will continue in session from
the 10Th Of September 70 the 25ih of June.
A recess Of ten days will be given at chrift.
mas and also az Easter. Payments 10 be
made strictly ~ advance, The bills viii BE-
rendered semi.annually, q, the commence.
ment Of the term, or on entrance, aud on
the LIST 81 February. panciual attendance
at the opening Of School Il especially 70.
qnested. Pupils may enter ri any period
Of the year, bni they will be expected 10 re-.
main 10 the close 81 the School yeas, and IL
removed before that time fall payment will
be required.
RRgEREseEsf
Rev. James Graham, winehester, Ia. /
Rev. 4. W. Dosh, DO Rev. Wm. Ersie'
ston, do. II. NJ. Brent. Esq, Do. Robert
II Wolfe, Esq, DO. wm. b. Baker, Eco,
do. o. N. brown, Esq. do, Hon n.
Mccullough, Eiklon, Nd. Rev. II. Ma.
iiiews, Do, Rev. Z. u. Sadilor, d. d.,
Lu,hcryille. Md, Rev. y. Bilile, Ronnoac
College, Va. Prot. G. s. Wells, do Rev.
). ]. Miller, stanton, Va. CO.. George
Baylor, do Bakef Bros, do. J. T.. Ilisc,
Esq. Niddlciown, Va. Mark Bird, Esq.,
Woodstock, Va. DR.. j. r. Dunbar, Bali.
more, Nd VIM, NJ Basey, Esq, DO. II (.
Vandcrford, Middlr.own. Del.
peN.tos further information apply al Ibis
Office. jaly IL, lev
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Stone Castle i'm Rockbridgc
County. Va.

E = - p = 49, - = - y - A%bINs
10y direction Of the last VIII Of William
I'D Moneit, deceased, shall, as bis Exc.
cntrixi sell at Auction ca the premises, on
Saturday, the 18Th day IF August goat,
that valuable estate called Stone Castle, 81
which Vim. Aoifeit, died seized, containing
826 ACRES. ~ POLES,
situated IN Roekbridge county, Va. ON the
main Valley road, IA niles South West 81
Lexington, miles North Of the Natural
Bridge aud miles from the James River
and kee Canal. The soil Is rich Mulatfo,
Of Southern exposure; Ia a high state 81
cultivation; IN q good nei9hborh0od and
convenient 10 Churches. Schools and AIfsls.
About 100 Acres arc heavily 1fn,befed. The
cleared lind IL divided into s fields, with
good fencing aud water Ia each field, aud
About 20 Acres Of Isis good Meadow. The
improvements are large and commodions
STONE DWELLING, pna
Kitchen and Smoke House. Tho 'aTf N
slwelliilk LES y tooiAs besides W
And pssflei ftidnls. ,flIssz n go
q Tenant House and Barn, 100 K so feet.
with sheds and siabling aud all neccssnrs
oatbuilsiings, all III good repair III, excel
lent garden and Orchard Of good fruit are
upon Il.
Il iscseldom so valuable an estate 4 IN
market. The title Is undoubled.
TERMS Cash IN hand 10 the amount or
. per cent on the purchase money, aud Cor
the residue, on credit Of netwo aud three
wears, 70 equal payments, bearing Interest
from day Of sale. the purchaser executing
Bonds therefor with good security, and 4
deed made within thirty days after she sale.
retaining on rs face, q lieu 70 secure the
deferred payments. Cash howavcr will 81
excepted j. Iien Of nonda and asduFily.
Possession given On The isi dag OF Jan,
naFy 1859 s1loin gross aud not BY the
acre. The purchaser can have tlle privilege
Of seeding.
Address J. y Davidson, ESQ.,, lexington
Va ot she Subscriber AZ NstblAl Bridge,
Va, who viii show the property.
@ANE MOTFETT,
Execntfix of WI. Molfeh deed.
ialy pts
The Democratic Adcocafe, wssiminster.
Nd, viii publish above till day o. sale.
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Two millions Of dollars wore repre-
secuted 10 the crinoIine that rcceotly oc-
cnpied e&air on the piazza Of . Sara
toga hotel.
More cottages have boon rentca At
Newport this season than ever before,
and Some Of them as high as 81 600 for
che season.
There Is less sickness in Arkansas
this season than has boeu known for
several years.
Hon. Vim. H. Eyarta has been con-
ffncd as Attorney General BY the Sem
ate
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DIR, cAI.DwELLs
Celebrated Herb Riffsrs.

correct and keep pure tho gastric Juices Of the
stomaehs sxpel acids and al Impurities, give
tone and strength 10 that organ and thus pre-
serve heslth and prolong life. They are q
sovereign remedy for all diseases having their
origin IN an impufily Of The blood. such AZ
khsHaafisss. Neuralgia, and kindred Affections.
Diarhwa, DgssHisrg, CAoiesa Morbus, and all
afcctions 81 the stomach and bowels, Piles.
Cancer, Sere(afoas and Rasaing Sores, wasting
away 81 the tiesls and mascels, general debility,
los, Of power and rnennry, are an relieved aud
easetually cured BY thiA nariTallcd tonic and
medicine.
Seller no more pain and depression, bat use
Cstldwsfs Ifsyb Bitsrs. They ARE 4 certain
cure for almost every disease that eah is heir 10,
KECH A FREY,
ApN MigkzKLs 6nirtnf, Agents for Carroll
and Howard Counties. apig3m
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RoAD NoTIcE.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under
IN signed, that app icaiion will be made
20 the County Commissioner for Carroll
county; ~ their next meeting after thirty
days from the date hereof, - opea a pablie
road ID said county, commencing NJ Il point
on The county road leading from the Plank
road % Edward Dcsilbiss Mill, aud near 10
thc Dam OF said Mill and on OF near The
division line between Daniel Rineckog and
the said Edward Devilbiss, thence between
tbs said Edward Dryilbiss ard John He's
son, thence on or near tho bed OF the old
mill road until il intersects the land Of John
Myers, thence on or near the division line
between David k0ontz and David Weniz,
thence on or between said Wcntz and Sam.
uel young, thence on or near the bed of the
old mill road through the land 81 Samuel
Lawyer until II insersects the land Of Jphn
Miller, thence through said Milers land 10
the land Of David Waniz, theuee through
said Wnntz's land 70 The land OF Mnry Dat.
roe, thence through said Dulroe's land TO
the land Of Vim. Bish, thence on or near
the division line between said VIM. Bish
aud Mary Dniroe, Peter Bankcrt and Abra.
ham Beiman. until u insects the land OF ].
Henry Hoppe, thence through and between
the lands OF the said Hoppe and David Gel
man 10 the Ltilcstown Turnpike III n point
between j. Henry Hoppe and Frederick
Bycrs.
FRANCIS II. oREND0HFF,
july ic,--6t aud others.
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Caution.

TIME pabilc are hereby notified and caution
"a not ID pnrcharF 81 Negotiate pr0mlsofy
order. f0r two hundred dollars, bearing date
May ~, 1895, payable six months after date, a.
no consideration has been received for said
note by me, and tho name hag been fraudulently
received from me. VIII not pay said note Of
any part thereof: ~
Porlor's r. o., Carroll county, Nd,
iniy 2--4ts
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- 4Aft ~ * r. N41 AZ A44
--6 Co.
Al EUckasc}sNia III jgxlsfcnfii1 the Orphan
Duh6hf<ts ~ he Sgiifh.
-
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- volume IL ~ espes. f2mo.. pFinled 81 n.
kiematfc Hri,s,fisf.e1e ~ ghrnnnrd ~ yarl6ns
are ana 3sncrb Ii1dinfs. AZ 81. $40. ~ snd
81 Der c.,tsv 4 tcl.nnd. r..rised. aria enlayE "A
edition 81 IA
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collected and Arranged
ny MISS EMILY VI. mAHDN
r.-.s -, = ..., -, y ~ !.
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49,. ST n " Wy. " a1e pnpno scpono
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$3.50 yss, ..9 y II " " enhance ne M
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zm 80. A 49, 11s ne k,nN reception
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spn IN 1ne Resefge4 90 Hhlfh be. ihas
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
4 UNITED STAT -, For THE lis.
TRlCT OF MARYl.AND--lN BANK.
RUPTCY I'm TIlE MATTER or JAMES
SYKES. BANKRUPT.
This is 10 give notice that nctiiion has
been presented 10 the Court this lIIb day
Of Jnly, 1908, By Jamns Sykes, Of Che
county Of Carroll, State Of Maryland. and
districi aforesaid, a bankrupt. praying that
he Iaay be decfeed TO hare f,sll discharge
from al his debts, proynhie under the Bank
rupt act. aud upon reading said petition. II
IA ordered By tie Court that q hearing he
had upon the Hafnc on The 9th day Of August.
1883, before the Court, ii The city Of Baitl.
more, IN eaid district, II 10 o'clock A ~,
and that notice thereof be pulsiishad ia the
Westminster tl@a6cfatia askpeatc and the
baltimore Gdscifs, newsrsfcra printed
In SAID district, once week FOR ihFrO weeks
before thslhi2ys aad tAas ~ estlsfurs s~ho
have proved their debts, and other persons
ID interest, may appear ct said time and
place, andshow cause. u any they base, Why
ihe prayer 81 said petition should nal bc
granted. JAMES W. CHEW,
Clerk Of District Court ~ said District.
july I6-5t
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PRIVATE SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale Ito
ACRES on LAND, 20 Acres IN
WOOD. The arabic lannd is in q fine state
Of cultivation, having been lined within d
few years. Good BRICK DWELLING,
Barn and other ont buildings Situated on
the Baltimore and Hanover Turnpike, ]
mile from Manchester
JAMES BOsLET.
june l8-~Smx
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NT0TICE N. WARsEn has Just received
y IL addition to his Enc well selected stock
81 Dry Goods, &c., full stock Of Quernsware.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
II WIN pay you. july 20.
A NJ Warmers stock OF Dress Goods for La
IA dies, cannot be surpassed BY any II fiiis
clty u price and quality. july 2s.
4 4ALDwELI'S Herb Dilters for aaIe al
" Gully 2a.l a. y. Warner'a.
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h mo District Cowt II tie United
States for tic District 81 Mayyiand.---
IN Bubhrgpseg,-~-Ia he matter Of
Richard pa, Bankrupt
BY an order Of the Hon. w. +. Giles,
Judge Of said Court, The undersigned, As.
signec OF Richard Dell, Bankrn1t, hereby
gives noboeto the creditors Of said Bankrupt,
that o general meeting Of said creditors will
be held at Westminster. on Friday, tie slsf
day Of July instant, af ~ o'clock, A. NJ,
a. my office, before Il, r. NJ. Hurley, ESQ.,
Register in Bankruptcy,
JOHN Z. SMITH
July los-2t Assigaee.
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IT NJ 10 M
Agricultural Works



WM. II. HARMAN& CO,
Takg this method 70 acknowledge their
kind regards 70 generous public for the
very liberal support they have received. Il
has flsF exceeded their expectations. They
now assure the public GENERALLY, that. with
enlarged facilities fSr doing al kinds Of
york generally done in the best Foundry
ansl Machinc Shops Ia the whole country.
they are ready % furnish every IN their
line sach il part, IA
TiIRESfIER9,
HORSE POWERS,
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAKIsa, PLOUGH 8 Of al kinds aud
variety, flnclading the 0hnsleah Patent
Revolving Land Side plongh.l Corn Shell
lera, and Agricultural Implements generally,
a prices AZ modaFate any other establish.
uient can afford to furnish the same, euaran.i
tce;ng al all times al Machinery manalhc-
fnred b rs.
Having just completed new and very
extensive Foundry, we are nov rsady 70
supply CASTINGS Of all kinds, Of superior
qaality and luish II abort notice.
BY prOWpt attention 70 business, aud
determination 70 mainsain the standing and
credit Of our manuiaciofy. we hope to merit
aud receive continuation ~ the public
favor heretofore 80 genefunaly given.
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CIlatSworth Hin School.

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