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SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER
As an advertising medium, offers fsciities to Mer.
chants. cru Rists, Ma-hiolsts, &o., OF ,extendiuR
Weekly. ISL -
It's circulseon is fast becoming general. Real
Estate aRents end parties interested in the purohnse
or sIle OF real estate. will dnd Il their advantage
to consult Its columns and advertise therein as We
are eneoing arrankement. by which our pal er win
circulate Largely among Northern ca,ttalisks,
Information tending to the development OF our
mineral manufacturing and sgrtcuiturai resouroea-
descriptive Of climate, soil Il .-solIcited and thank.
fully received from any section. ~ \
ssadl1 yee.; copy Gratis s .9 e o apy SsSn Sns
Rates OF adys..:5---s uoeral Address -
(, W. J. MoKRKRALL.a
. 0uiy 10 -. }lt t1tlt, i.ls Harisn,. g g,
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TOal aIIas q q .iss nAN..l

'Y.si.-, !. .rhE SIMULTANEOUSLY, pTthss
Ks. PVBLiSHED At SUATER, q.
lis OH 0FsTHR BEST PAPrtB IN TaE.6P.
COUNTRY; has largo circulation, and anorda su.
pefsof edyantages % an eds ertEioR mediums Isrms
~; T.sss.aSsa SSa, DARA : ossrKes. s1oDI,s.tc,..
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EyALL AND 3NINTER IMPORTATlo.

4 " '"'AftoS'
i. 1ses.
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS
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ssw9l ittfsnd 80 Renting and CotisSsfda or Rent,
and a, pgscetss g % lgd ssts OF stoeks, Bonds dold
& - S'pS S9sfSl Afao 80 2 s' ~ i}f
4 70 70. .ss Purchase 81 Coed. sor parties
HEonoI Z nodNKs:ss!....h htxKAEDKn EAtShik.
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SR.MpooIhGs.Anu Hal ND 5asT IA 8.

LADIES AND RlLDhzN ast
atenfed st ther,sesidencos promptly and at reison
=, able ratea. sS
Send orders 70 w.EMARsHALl, Barber.
g Apsu A Ne u Rrtad4lrset zap staiea,
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CHANGE OF TIME.
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
II El E.s... q J -


ON and after Monday, April 26th, 1869,
" the passenger trains will run as follows:
Leave York Road Station at 900 A. NJ,
and l2.18P. NJ.
Leave Union Bridge at f,i5 Am. and
9.l6 A. NJ. and Los p. NJ.
Leave Westminster at 545 A. NJ, and
1000 A. NJ, and 30 P. NJ.
Leave Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, and $50
p. VI.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival of
$50 A. NJ. tain from Baltimore at Mid
dleburg Station for Taneytown and at York
Road Station for Emmhtsburg on arrival
same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday at $3.50
=. NJ. Light freight and parcels can come
by this car il delivered before 800 +. NJ.
Freight train leaves Baltimore ut 500 A.
NJ, daily, Except Sunday,) and arrives ut
Westminster at 1000 x. NJ, and York
Road at 1900 VI.
Except Suuday,) at 200 NJ. Union
Bridge at G. 80 a. 81. and 100 Z. NJ West.
minister at 500 a. NJ. and 200 Z. NJ, nr.
irving in Baltimore the same evening.
PASSENGER STATION. The Depot Of n.
G. X. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
AMI North Streets
Office Of General Freight and Passenger
Agent, No. 1873 North Street.
Office of President and Superintendent
No. "a North Street, Baltimore.
z Ii. IRWIN,
ap 29.tf Superintendent.
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TnE PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-At Prom.
ontory SUNNI I, Utah Territory. on Mon
day the walnut tic and the silver rail
we're laid, and the golden spike was
driven, which form tho connecting link
of the Central aud Union Pacific Rail.
roads, aud the great intcroeeanic route
is completed, binding the shores Of the
Atlantic aud Pacific in indissolublc
bonds. The point Of junction is 1896
miles west oil the Missouri river. and
600 miles east of Sacramento. The
connection was made ut five minutes
past three o'clock in the afternoon, and
while the last strokes Of the hamm,r
were falling the telegraph was simulta-
neously repeating them in all the large
cities of the country. In New York
the great event was commemoratpd by
the firing of salute aud jubilee SER
vice in Trinity Church Mayor Hall
sent congratulatory despatch to the
Mayor Of San Francisco, and similar
messages passed between the Chambers
of Commerce in each city. In Chicago,
Philadelphia, Boston aud other cities
and towns, similar rejoicing took place,
Vice President Colfax delivered an
address at Chicago upon the Importance
of the occasion. The distance by rail
from Sacramento City to Omaha is 1877
miles; to Chicago 2,22l miles; to Bal
timore, the nearest point on tide water,
3,0i7 miles, aud to New York 3,1Sl
miles.
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FARE BY THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
In expectation Of the consummaticn of
their connection on Monday, the Cen
trail and Union Pacific railroads had
made due arrangements to accommodate
the trade aud travel across the continent
The first thing upon which they had to
agree was, Of course, the rate of pas.
sage. The respective officers of the
companies, after consultation, have come
to a temporary understanding that the
fare from New York to San Francisco
for emigrant and second class passen.
gers should be SIS, and for first.class
passengers sl75. Concerning freight
nothing definite has yet been arranged.
II is expected that tho trip from shore
to shore can be made in from six to
seven days. For the present the time
of running will be rather slower, as the
track is new and needs ballasting. The
Union Company, as also the Central,
have each, it is stated, over 1000
freight cars, and while the first has over
$50 locomotives the latter coau is 100.
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Transfers and Attachments.

TIME County Commissioners for Carroll
Il county will meet at their Office in tho
Court House, at Westminster, on NON
DAY and TUESDAY, 9Th and 9th Of April,
and every Monday and Tuesday untilthe i7th
and 18th Of May, TO make transiers and
attachments.
An persons interested win attend, a. no
abatcmeuts or transfew win bc made aitss
the 18th of May.
Persons making application fhF transfers
Of property will be required 70 o0ulply vitl,
the following sections Of Article 81 Of the
Code Of Public General Lawxs
Section IS. Whenever any person shah
make application for any allowance or de-
duction on account OF the sale, transfer,
alienation, loss or removal Of any properly,
or the collection or payment of any public
or private security for money, the County
Commissioners, or Appeal Tar Court, ukaf1
interrogate him on oath in reference tnsro-
to, and the disposal az the same, and espo- 4
cially inquire Of him 70 whom The salna|
has been sold or transferred, and ~
amount Of purchase Inoney, OF the money|
collected, and how TIE sAns h. been a.
vested.
Section 10. They shall slsc intsrsoeale|
said person on oath IN reference 70 any ~
QUESTIONS or investments made By him|
and not already assessed, and the smcunt
Of all such acquisitions and investments
shall be added to his assessable propor<y.
and IL he refuses TO ansver, no i3lowsno1
or deduction shall be made az his assenn.
by order q the Board,
JAMES BLizzARD,
mar 25--St (to~k~
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Stopped his Paper.

The following aneodote of the late
Mr.. Swain, from the Philadelphia Press,
is not without its moral in other lati-
tudes than Pennsylvania:
"Many years ago, Mr. Swain, then
editor Of the FaJhe Ledger, was hailed
at the corner of Eighteenth aud Chest.
nut streets by very excited individual,
who Informed him 10 the most emphatic
terms, 81 have stopped your paper, sir"
and proceeded to explain the why aud
wherefore, all the time gesticulating
wildly. "My gracious, sir, you don't
say 50. Como with me to the Office,
and let us see If we cannot remedy the
matter. IL grieves me that any one
should stop my paper" Down Chest
nut street to Third the two proceeded.
Arriving at the Office, Mr.. Swain said /:
why, nay dear sir, every thing seems
to be going on here as usual; | thought
you had stopped my paper Then aud
there the excited gentleman, whom the
long walk, by the way, had partly cool
ed, said that he had stopped taking his
one copy of the Ledger. Mr.. Swain
was protusc in his apologies for having
misunderstood the meaning of his late
subscribers words, aud regretted that
he had given him the tramp from Eigh.
teenth street to Third, down Chestnut.
The gentleman went on his way home,
a wiser If not better man, marvclling
at tho stupidity Of editors in general,
and of Mr.. Swain in particular. BE.
fore he left, however, he ordered that
the Ledger be still sent to his address
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Quick PAssAGE.-The steamship
China, Of the Cunard line, running BE-
tween Liverpooland Boston, via Queeus
town, Ireland, has recently made the
quickest passage on record between
Liverpool and Boston. The China
sailed from Liverpool on April 9th,
and took her departure from Queens
town at . p. NJ. on April 2Sth. and
entered Boston harbur on the afternoon
Of May 9th, after an unprecedented
run of only scucn doys and hocnty.tpo
ind a hnf homS Her greatest speed
on any one day was 375 milos, and she
averaged fourteen knots "a hour all th c
way over.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The natural result Of exhaustion Of strength
by excessive labor or action, Is a feeling Of
weakness, dizziness, heaviness, WEAKNESS, lang
uor of body or mind. &c. Persons Of a weak
constitution, or whose habits are sedentary,
frequently complain OF this relaxed condition
Of the vital energies; and when persons Of n
nervous temperament are thus weakened and
debilitated. disease inevitably follows, unless
II is at once checked and overcome. All who
suffer from these causes alike require remedy
which will strengthen the system without ex-
citing It, and awake feeling Of true enjoyment
50 that life NAV become source Of pleasure.
MISHLER'S HERB BiTTERS has won It's way
into the confidence Of thousands Of this class Of
persons who warmly indorse IL as the best in
MIGRATING agent and the most potent and ge-
nial Of all tonics and alternatives for strengthen
ing and restoring the physical constitution.
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LUTHERAN SYNoD.-The Genera
Synod Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, about to commence in ST. Paul's
Church, in Washington, will be com.
posed of some two hundred or more
members, clerical and lay delegates
These gentlemen come from as far west
as Kansas, and represent the Northwes.
tern aud Middle States chiefly. The
churches Of this denomination in the
Southern States have Withdrawn from
the General Synod aud organized n
Synod 10 the South. This large body
represents largely the progressive and
liberal school Of Lutherans, SO rapidly
growing in the United States.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-05-13

SMALL BUT CosTLY.-Spring bon.
nets have made their appearance They
are smaller than ever, SO small that
some of them cannot be seen with the
naked eye. The price does not fall of
with the size. The less bonnet weighs,
the more it comes to. A cabbage leaf,
trimmed with three red peppers and a
dried cherry sells for s35. II is called
jockey. Has one great advantage
can be eaten rs salad when the fash.
ion changes.
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Notice 10 the Stockholders Of Tie Frederick
and Ptmylcania Line X. II. Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that after thir.
IN ty days from the date hereof; o.wit
on the I'D day of May next, the second in.
stallment of twenty per cent. of all stock
subscribed by the stockholders Of the Fred.
erick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad Co.,
will be due and payable At the Fraklin Sa-
wings Bank Of Frederick-and stockholders
are hereby notified to pay said insiallment
when the same shall be dne as aforesaid.
Stockholders who have not yet done so, are
requested to pay in the one dollar per share
on each share Of stock held and subscribed,
as required by the charter.
l5y order Of the Board.
JOHN LoATS, Pres't.
JAS, McSHEsEY, JR., Sec'y.
ap 23.4t
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HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract
SarSaparilIa

ERADioArEs ERuPrlYH aud LUCRATIVE DISEASES
of the
THROAT, NOSE. EYES. EYELIDS, SCALP,
AND SKIN,
Which so dis6gure the appearance, Purging
the evil effects of mercury and removing all
taints, the remnants Of Diseases, hereditary or
otherwise. and is taken by Adults and Children
with perfect Safety.
Two Tablespoonful Of the Extract OF Sarsa-
parilla, added to pint of water, Is equal to
the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle Is equal
to gallon OF the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, OF the
decoctons as usually made.
An Interesting Letter Is published in the
Medico-C brurgical Review, on the subject OF
the Extract Of Sarsaparila in certain affections,
by Benjamin Travers, +. II. s., &c. Speaking
OF those diseases, and diseases arising from the
excess Of mercury, he states that no remedy Is
equal to the Extract of Sarsaparilia Its power Is
extraordinary moro so than any other drug am
acquainted with. Ii l., in the strictest sense, a
tonic with this invaluable attribute, that II Is
applicable to a state OF the system so sanken,
and yet so irritable as repders other substances
of the tonic class unavailable or injurious.
HELMDoLD'S
Concentrated Extract SarsdpayiNa,
Established upwards Of Is years. Prepared by
II. T. HELMBoLD,
aprilS-2m b94 Broadway, N. Y.
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Estate Of Barbara Bi.rler, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
IN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Of Admins
tration on the Personal Estate of
BARBARA DIXLER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased All
persons having claims against said Estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested TO
make immediate payment.
PETER BIXLER,
apr 20,-it Administrator.
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A destructive fro occurred in St.
Louis early on Saturday, destroying the
livery stable of ii. b. Wilks, with forty.
five head Of mules aud horses; loss eli, :
600. Dr.. Pope's Medical College was
badly damaged, and the Museum of the
Academy Of Science, containing $780,.
900 worth OF anatomical, geological aud
other specimens, was damaged to the
extent Of $4,000. A number of tene.
ments in the vicinity were also more or
less damaged.
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Bonlsg,s Quarter, I,aItimere Co. va,

Bouley's Quarter, baltimore Co., Nd, I
Horsmbsr 81, lsCs
Mess. o. p. MERnynAs 4 Co.
GgSTLENEs The Raw Bone Phosphate |
bought Of you last Spring, applied 10 Corn
by the side of Peruvian Guano In equal guam
titles, and II there was difference at all, Il was
excellent, | applied it also upon Oats and Po-
tatoes with the most satisfactory results.
prefer it decidedly to Peruvian Gnano from the
fact, that whilst the Guano spends itself upon
the growing Crop, the effects of the Phosphate
can be strongly seen in the Crops following
Some that applied to Potatoes BY the side Of
Fish Manure, made a splendid yield, tho Fish
turning out an ABUNDANT Crop Of Vines, the
Phosphate the Potatoes. | have used II this
Fall upon my Wheat, aud at this time il looks
rs well as | could desire.
GEORGE EDWARDS, 0verseer for
DR.. VIM. II. Keener.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby giveu by the under.
IN signed that application will be made
to the County Commissioners for Carroll
county, at their next meeting after thirty
days from the date hereof, for the location
Of new county road commencing ut n point
north of Big Pipe Greek, near the Otter
Dale Mills, on the county road leading from
said Mill to Union Bridge, and running
thence across the said creek through the
lands of James Bostian, and to interseel
the aforesaid road.
ap22-5t and others.
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A serious riot occurred. at Hudson
City, New York, on Saturday evening,
between some English miners and Irish.
men, ia which number of persons
were injured, one or perhaps two fatal
y The cause Of the riot was the re.
fusal Of hotel keeper to give liquor to
tho parties. Al large mob attacked the
house. tearing down the shutters and
smashing the windows.
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e The Very Rev. j. M. Lancaster, ad
ministrator Of the diocese of Coyington,
Kentucky, died in that city on the 3i
instant, after lingering illness. He
was fsllew student Of Archbishop
Spalding. of Baltimore, in tho College
Of the Propaganda. asd for thirty Eve
years had been a Jealous missionary In
Kentucky. ai
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Bark Wanted.

400 CORDS ROCK AND SPANISH
HUI OAK BARK, for which $l.0o
per Cord more will be given than the es.
tablished price in Westminster.
Black Oak Bark also wanted for which
Sl.00 per Cord more will be paid than the
established price in Westminster.
The Bark to be delivered at the Shed Of
the Tannery, 2 miles East of Westminster,
on the line of the Western Nd. Railroad
EDWARD Z. K00NTZ,
my6-2m Agent
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I2,h pi.trie,. Ballimor. Co. Va.

I2tb District, baltimore Co., Nd, !
Horsnbsr lib, 1868. !
Mss. o. r. MERRraAS a Go.
GESrLENEs 81 applied the Raw Bone Phos-
phnte purchased OF you last Spring on my
Corn, side by side with one of the most popn-
lar and expensive Fertilizers In the Market,
and could sec no difference; yours was fully
equal to it. l also applied 1t to Turuips with
perfect success. 1t gave such entire sstisfac-
iion that used nothing else upon my Wheat
this Fall. l sowed the most Of 1t the latter par,
Of September, and at this time Il bids fair 10
make ss good Crop as | ever produced by
the use Of Peruvian or any Of the expensive
Guanos, have every confidence in Il. Il Ii
Gully TO he tried "a be appreciated.
Yours Respectfully, JOHN E, WILLIS
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Over 10000 bushels of wheat we're
received in st. Louis on Monday from
the Upper Mississippi, and it is sal !
that contracts have been made for 100,-
900 bushels from above Rock Island,
to be delivered at 81 AZ per bushel in
Liverpool, aud shipped via New Orleans
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RAPID GROWTH OF MgTHoDIsM. -
Perhaps the strongest proof that could
be adduced to show ,hc rapid growth of
the Methodist Church in the United
States is the fact that statistics show
that here is one church dedicated every
day in the year,
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Last week President Grant presented
his sac black horse nJeG Davis" to
Gen Caprcn, Comm issionerof Agricul.
turc, as . token Of friendship,
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r1NHE undersigned announces 70 The prbli@
Il that he has tnken the above Hotel. n
House Is new, and fnrnishcd throuehout M
New Furniture Beds. TO-, and Y preparsq
bosrdsrs, The Table VIII always he snpplfc
with the bcst ID the market, and tho HI 49,
ed with the choicest brands Of Wines, Lionof1
Ales, Segars, AZ. Tho location l. vfry 1salr1|
bic, being. only lev ysrfs fran ~ Dara7
JIG stabiing & large and ample, md al>sa1lv|
aug ~ = I'sosriassr
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Ablind beggav Of New Orleans lately
became security for a freud aud swore
to tho possession Of $4,000 worth Of
property.
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The Murray Silk Mills in Paterson,
New Jersey, we're destroyed by fire on
Monday afternoon. Loss $3.50, 000.---
No insurance, u
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Estate Of SumeeL johnson, deceased.
NJ Office Is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, letters Of Administration on
the Personal Estate Of
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same within ak months
from this date, otherwise they may be excluded
from all benefit OF said Estate Those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON,
apr 29-tt. Administrator.
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Some Of the New York editors have
their esidences and offices connected by
telegraph lines.
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Examiners Notice.

" HEREAS a commission having been
w issued to us, by the County Com.
missioners for Carroll county, to meet ON
the premises, and there TO examine and de.
termne whether the public convenience
will require change to be made in a part
of public road No. IL, or as more generally
known us the old Baltimore Road. The
part to be altered, is that part of said road
which has heretofore been changed, hy
Vim. Yingling, Benjamin Fowler and Jacob
Beaver, Examiners. The present change
proposes to go further down the turnpike,
to the grounds belonging to the Agricultural
Society, and thence by astraghtline through
said grounds, and parallel with the original
alteration until it intersects the original
road No. 10.
This is therefore to give notice TO all
whom II mny concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises, on Thursday,
the 10Th day Of jane aert, to execute the
trust reposed in us by virtue of said com
mission.
JACOB ZACHARIAS,
JACOB MYERI.Y ofJ.,
MELCHoIR L. ALGIER,
my6-5t Examiners.
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MccORMICK,s
4, MOWER AND REAPER,
ALSO AGENTS ron
H@ GEISER'S @0
Patent seIr-RcsuIating Crain
Separator, Cleaner & Barror.

AT time like the present, when labor u
very acarce, 1t Is important that Farmers,
who are isterested, should give attention 70
this Improvement, which Will considerably
reduce the expense Of Thrashing Grain II
the cannon way. This Is now considered
the best Separator befhse the public. II i
particularly adapted to FarmeFs Cor their
own use, and win apply to Lever o. Railway
power, and win 1hfosh and Clean from 100
to 100 Bushels per day, using fhur 70 siz
horses and as many hands,
may %, 1S6S-1ly
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Mass, o, 7, MERpYMGs 4 Co.
GEsrLgMks i-In answer TO your enquiry as
to what think Of your Raw Bone Phosphate
purchased In July last, allow Inc to say--1 gave
1t n fair trial on Cabbage by the side Of three
other Fertilizers of acknowledged merit and
found 1t equal II not better than the other, and
at less cost. am 30 well satisfied with il,
intend 10 use II the coming Spring.
Yours, Truly, REIN HAMMOND
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NOTICE.

rEHE undersigned hereby give notice that
the Accounts Of thdfirm of Herring L.
Billingslea, may be found with DR.. Herring
ut the Union National Bank Of Westminster.
All bills unpaid on tho LIST Of July next,
will he placed in the hands Of a private Col.
lector for the purpose of closing the affairs
Of tho Copartnership.
J. w. Herring, NJ. D.,
J.. Ii. BiLLINGSLEA, NJ. d.
api6-G
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HOSIERY, Gloves, Handkerchief,
III Ribbons. Stamped Aprons, Spool
silk and Cotton, Corscts, Buttons, Hair
Nets, Ruches, Linen Collars aud Cuffs,
striped and plain Paper Collars and Cuffs,
Zephyr Wors,ed, Needles, Pins, Working
Cotton, Velvet Ribbons, Grape, Brushes,
Combs, &C., &c., for sale by
apl Hrs. A. =. ARMSTRONG.