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BOLD sW,NollNc OPERATION.

From the Hartford Courant, April 26.l
man about thirty-nve years of age, giving the
name OF a. w. Mason, anI representing that he was
connected with wholesale house IN Dey street, New
YORK arrived at the Allyn House on Thursday, and
made friends about town by his sportive tend
encies. He cut wide swarth at the hotel kept
late hours, drank champagne freely, and by Satur.
day evening had run mp bill Of forty i've dollars,
ms'cn Se oered draf, for nII ane a@onn, se on
the Dey street house aforesaid, bearing the In
dorsement Of Andrew J. Carson. question aris-
ing an TO Its value, he tore up and left the
house, returning again at midnight. In the mean
time II was suspected that he would leave town, and
several persons who knew him by sight went 10 the
depot to watch the midnight trains. No one OF the
party saw him mp 10 the time OF the arrival OF the
train TO Boston; but just before the train left an
Allyn House porter arrived aud Informed the vigi.
lance committee that everything was all right; the
man had paid his bill and was already In OF the
cars This was satisfactory of course and Mason was
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Connecticut.

NEW HAVEN April 20, 1869.
The Odd Fellows OF Connecticut celebrated the
semlcentennia anniversary OF the order this city
to-day in very imposing and successful manner.
During the forenoon lodges arrived from the cities Of
Hartford, Middletown. Meriden, Waterbury, Bridge
port and from the villages OF Norwalk, Stamford,
Milford, Birmingham, Naugatuck, Essex Haddam
and Seymour and at noon, together with the lodges
in this city, they formed into procession on
the public square. The procession consisted OF
twenty lodges being all but two LII the State, two
encampments, one grand encampment and one
grand lodge. II moved at one O'Clock, and
marched over route OF three miles through the
principal streets OF the city, which were thronged
and waving handkerchels. Many houses and stores
were handsomely decorated Tor the OCCASION and all
over the city tue national nag greeted the eye. The
procession marched TO Music Hall, where the mem
bers, numbering about 1900, took seats on
tine main hoor, the galleries being crowded
with ladies. The meeting was opened by u
short dIres5 by Mayor Spering and after singing
and prayer, Rev. DR.. Wells OF Boston, delivered an
interesting address upon the subject OF odd Fellow
sap. After the conclusion OF the exercises az the
han the members marched to the StaIe House,
wnere they were served with refreshments, after
which toastS were proposed by Mr.. A. W. Phelps,
members OF the Order present At nalf-past ive the
lodges dispersed with three rousing cheers. In the
evening a grand promenade concert was held at
Music Hall, which attended by very large com
pany, and IL proved very brilliant ailar. Tne DAY
was very beautiful one, anu the celebration was
one OF the finest civic displays that has ever oc-
Cured in the city.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Uosatia (NG, Ehers, Ham5ury-Kunhardt
Co.
Steamship Chesapeake, Bragg, Portlan III Amei.
Ship Eunquan Dormio Cousins, ST john NB-Ne3mith &
Sons.
Snip Arnold Boninger G s.eenken, Baltimore &C Lu!ins
& &Co.
Bark Oskar Georg (Rls) Runsrom Cork for orders via
Dolby ,ia-Funch, MeincSe Z Co.
Bark svan (Norl, Ferguson Crons.adt- Mencke
4 Co
Bark Caro-, Beas, Cienfucgos n r Buck Co.
Bark Blanche (Br), Anderson, HaiiaY-J F Whitney Il
Co.
Brig Glendale Mcintyre Cab,ren-Sllter & Liverrore.
Brig Louisa t3r) Simmons, Bucto iche, NIB II Buley
Brig Hermann, Hichborn, Portland Me-Walsh, Carver
/ Co.
Bri; Whitaker, Look, Boston-Snow & Richardson.
Schr q A G ark, kedoe, E.eathera-li Vessels.
Schr Carrie Davis, Woodhouse, BrlzJs-Souhmayd Il
Ruid.
Schr W Holmes, Ward Baracoa-J Douglass.
Schr K Atwood. Doane, Matanzas- B j Weinberg
Schr Emma, Anthony tieor getown SCI Gager.
Schr Mary Louisa, Gaskell Washington, NC-Zophar
Mills.
Schr Mary Mines. Parker Phfnielphia.
Schr Mauna Loa, Talbot, Philadelphia-J Talbot Co.
Schr A X Wetrnore Bogart, Newark.
Schr Chloe, Hamilton, Portland, Nee Hatch
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Boston.

BoSroN, April %, 1869.
The procession OF Odd Fellows to-day mum oered
about 5000 men, composed OF Massachusetts lodges
and several encampments and lodges from Rhode
Island. Numerous buildings on the route were
elaborately decorated. The services in Music Hall
consisted OF an original hgmn sung by the vast
audience to the tune OF 'America;' Introductory
address, by l.. f. Warren; prayer, by Rev. ST. John
Cnambre: Grafton, by Mr.. Henry F. Carey, OF Balti-
more and an original poem. by b. p. Shillaoer. The
ebration closed with concert and levee In Music
Hall and banquet IN Bumstead Hall. During the
day Faneul Hal, BoystQn Hall and Odd Fellows
Hall were kept open for he reception and entertain
ment Of brethren OF the Order Tie ceiebfation was
grand and interesting affair aud all lis details
were carried out with entire success.
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Tennes sec.

NASHVILLE, April 20, 1850.
The Odd Fellows seml-centennal celebration took
place here to day. The brotherhood were out In full
strength, and their numbers were augmented by
delegations from some forty lodges In Middle
Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. The pro-
cessioa was the largest aud the demon
stration the most imposing OF the order
ever witnessed In Nashville Masonic Temple was
crowded AZ early hour In the afternoon and when
the procession entered the hal scarcely any Mlni.
ing room was lett. The Grafton was pronounced by
Rev. A. J. Bliue, AMI was exceedingly aole ana elo
quent. Tonight q grand banquet Is In progress at
Masonic Temple.
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TIE CELEBRATION ELSEWHERE.
POu9hkeepsic.

PoUoHKEEPsrE, April 26, 1902
The celebration here this evening Of the lftieth
nversary Of odd Fellowship was a fine AFFAIR. At
seven p. NJ. the following lodges assembled at the
rooms Of Poughkcepsie Lodge, No. 21, In Liberty
street:-Rhinebeck Lodge, Of Rhinebeck; Park
Lodge, Of Hyde Park; Lafayette Lodge, Of wappin-
gers Falls; Evergreen Lodge, OF Matteawan; Sloan
Encampment No. 80, and delegations from different
points on the river together with the Daughters OF
kebecca, all In full regatta. TDey then marched TO
the Colingwood opera House, where y. o. y. q. r.
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IFtIusHs
ALEXANDRIA. April 26. 1869.

ALEXANDRIA, April 20, 1862.
The Odd Fellows Of this city, with the LOudon
Lodge, OF Leesburg, Va, celebrated the day by q
grand procession, after which they listened to an
Grafton on the rise and progress OF the order BIZ
Grand Chaplain McCabe. Tne visitors are being
entertained TINS afternoon ana will return TO their
homes tonight
RICuxOSD, April 90, 1889.
The odd Fellows OF this city celebrated their SEMI
centennial anniversary to-day at hermitage PARK.
About two thousand persons were present, including
seven lodges and two eucanpnl snts. Railroad
tran has bsen running to the drK every ten minutes,
aud was crowded sc every trip. An address was de-
Iivcred by Judge W. W. Crump.
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Portland, Me.

PORTLAND. April 20, 1869.
The semi-centennial anniversary of Odd Fell
lowshp was celebrated here by a procession and
dinner, concluded with q ball in the evening. The
visiting lodges were received at the depots and pro-
vlded with breakfast The procession, under charge
Of General George +. Shepley Chief Marshal, moved
at eleven O'Clock TO Odd Fellows Hall, where q nag
was raised and an address delivered by Mr. J. II.
Drummond. The procession then passed through
the streets to Congress street church. where
an address was delivered by Judge Kingsbury The
procession then marched to the hail. where dinner
was spread FOR 800.
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Weather Along the CS1st.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL rs, 1889.
Herald Packages.

Captains of Vessels arriving at this port VIII
please deliver packages intended for the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press ID not now
collect reports attend tbs delivery of packages
will be seen the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meetin., hell March 8 1885,
Resolved That after April 1888 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection or siip news II the
harbor of New York. Passei unanin)usy.
rz,- The Office OF the Herald yachts JANE9 AMI
JEANETTE whitehall slip. All c)mnunic t.ions from
and the masters OF Inward ooihi
sells VII be forwarded free OF charge.
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Indiana.

The semicentennial anniversary celebration by
the odd Fellows OF this city ami state to-day was
grand success In every particular The procession
was the largest AMI most imposing ever witnessed
In thls city, numbering about forty subordinate
lodges aud encanpmcnts an1 the Grand Lodge and
Grand Encinp nent OF the STATE Mr.. Robert Dale
owen delivered the orafion. Wee President COlIax
came here on Saturday to attslt the ccebrati IN,
bu. was called away By sickness Ia his family soon
after his arrival.
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Missouri.

st. LOUIS, April %, IS6J.
The celebration OF the semi-centennia anniversary
OF the order OF Odd Fellows here to-day was grand
affair. The procession consisted Of ninc divisions,
embracing forty lodges and encampmcnts inclu1
ing the subordinate Olyes OF 80. LOUIS The Mis-
souri subordinate loiye3 visiting the jursd,c-
tons OF the Grand Encanpment OF Missouri
anu the Grand Lodge OF Missouri The ora
ton was delivered b. the Hon. william Wallace
OF Indiana. This evening there was q grand reunion
banquet al tue southern HJte
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Illinois,.

CHICAGO, April 26 1859.
The Odd Fellows OF Illinois to-day celebrated their
emi-centennial anniversary at Peoria. The attend
ance was quite large, about $500 persons being pre-
sent from abroad. After the procession was con-
Guided suitable exercises took place ut Rouse'5
Hotel, which were followed In the evening by pro-
menade concert, ball and supper.
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Nyai,cliSster, ". ii.

MANCHESTER, April 90, 1859.
The ffteth anniversary OF American Odd Fellow
ship was celebrated in this city to-day by about
twenty lodges and encampments gathered from the
different parts OF New Hampshire. There was pro-
cesslOn Grafton by Rev. A. A. Miner, OF Boston;
dinner at the new Longdon Mill, and levee In
Smythis Hall.
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Martin. OF Jersey City delivered address on odd
Fellowship" grand banquet followed IN tne iarse
dining room OF the Opera House, when the peasure
seekers again marched To the man moor, where uli-
der the Inspiring 81 aims OF ID. L. Morgans East,
man College band, dancing was commenced anu
Kept up Till early morn. rhe galleries OF the opera
the city and the scene tnroushout was joyous one
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Delaware.

WILMINGTON, April 20, 1889.
The semi-centennal OF Odd Fellowship was COM
memorated in this city by procession OF the Grand
Lodge OF the state and its subordinate lodges.
Business has been suspended and the streets crowd
ell with people. Inc public buildings and pri-
vate residences along the route vi the procession
were gaily decorated with flags.
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Northern IOyva.

CHICAGO April 20, 1869.
The ODD Fellows OF Northern Iowa had their semi
centennial anniversary celebration at Dubuque to-
day. After the procession orations were delivered
in the Athena Im by Rev. j. D. Hanson and Professor
Charles Krctychemer. A grand banquet followed In
the evening.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 27 SHEET

allowed to depart in seace. But here Is where the
JOKE comes IN. On re<Irnlg % the Allyn House 1t
was ascertained tha% the payment Of the 6il was b
draft as pronerej N the evening. the endorsement
tins time being " H. $. Briggs Upon calling In Mr.
Briggs, however that gentleman prolouaced MS
name to be forgery.
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Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, Apri &C. 1852
The nftieth anniversary OF Odd Fellowship was
duly observed here. Twenty lodges including those
from Troy, West Troy, Cohoes, Schenectady and
Hudson participated in the parade. This evening
all were present ut concert and lecture.
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THOMAS r. AGNBS, $50 URBsSwIOH srHsEr vvn ,on.
ner Murray street, New YORK, Offering barga'n' For
In res Corcrs, Sugars Molssses Syrups, Mrckere
and all kinds Of Groceries AID Provsons one ''cc '~
house
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SAILED.
A bark, unknown

HBM slcop Sobe for Halifa., Ms; brig Pen. Kingston,
Wind Il sunset w.
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CAEprsAs, April lsArrivei briss Ad, Carter, Kcnney,
slork sch!: Geo BAKER weSber, ba.more: @ Aaiia 's
Il1: By Josaon @ SSs Hdsas wass A%ss
do Warren Arr, Hartman do Albion Dr. Purse GLASGOW
bi;s Ma,iid, Dix Proyiiesee Noses Bay Loai, port
rs pSa iss, Dsy6rsix sscs ss port Of H..rs
pUsGESEss April i-oi, George Johann, from savan.
piSrzio, April ezsared Albert, Erickson New York,
monl fo SforE is Moonlight, des for do do COeore re-
o. .sGow April l2-ArrIvei, Columbia (S, csrnayshar,
Nlork
GasS2gE s APril ll-Arriyei iMnne,o,a Lavcrck, sa-
saei from the Cyde I'm IIpataT Biork IvIst, Nyors
NYork Cand clcaFei eh for Genoa saa Persiya Mes,
sa, % ad c wSH nas sc
eeszE ycA March ssIn por, bark zInsarcra, for New
aarsxbA, March 25-Arrived, W Roberts, Thomson,
hsysS Apr IsArrived cela clcadc' London and
HAvaSh, ,s April cArrved bark Esther Merrill, NYork;
ih, big cste, tBr,, Wilson, NYork; sch, Everett,
5Sns ssa s2 f Es Sss.s R sSw ee''rs s"s
Emery, sos.on s5h, steamship Cleopatra Philips, NYork
'O Sailed 18Th bark canny SEQ, Orb Webb Portland; brig
hSa%. Manssn Aas%s Gaparsn iss steamer Janss ose
tfrom Phiaiephia New Orleans bark W Holbrook Pol.
sy & 's Sass f EGI s"% Ssw xS
more orlcans brig Maud Porter tBr Shields, Caibs
Cleared leh, bark blanche Hove Inger.on New YORK
Nyors; brig Emma q Hsi, Bisnchsrd, do.
HALIFAX, April 3-Arrivei, schra Agility pye, aud Vic
tory Thomson, Baltimore 9th steamer City OF Manchester
Deamote, Liverpool and sailed for Niork morning OF the
2thi; brig Flectving, Park, NYork for Port Mcdway
Sailed 2Bl. steamship Etna Jones (frJm NYorkD, Liver
pool schr Hunter Philaie pbia
LtvHnPoct, April l-Arrived, Patrick Henry, Herbert
Penssooa lsth karsris starks, Galveston via Nor
folk Eche, Kassebohn, 81 Marks lth, Electra s, Fuller
sailed 18th, Baysria Smith, Nyork; Clifton, Williams,
Chareston 18Th, Puritan Knowles, Boston Great western
Cunningham NYork; Lady Hulse, Robertson, san iran
CISCO 49,.
Cleared I2th Daniel Marcy, Ross, Nyork 18th, Godfrey
Taylor NYork Denmark s), Cato, do.
Ent out 12th, City Of Limerick o., Phillips, Tor Nfork
Prussan s), Duon Quebec; Arrlla Ellis, Boston Bessie
Young Armstrong, Savannah 18Th. KANGAROO t Hslcrow
Alex Marshall, Gardner, do Nova scoiian ts) Watts Que
Lospos Apri 1s-clcared, Mary whitrldse, Cutter Car
II Entered out 18th, America, Bartlett, Nyork.
Sailed from Gravcsend 18TH Abby, Ryerson, Nfork tant
left Deal lihI.
IReoRs April s-In port bark Sofia Pote dta), Ardro,
san for NYork, lig; and others ~ before.
MEsstS "a, April 4-Arrved, Lemue, Ifowcs, Boston.
Sailed 6th Veteran, Could NYork Dorchester, Reynolds
Boston,
MArASzAs, April 16Arrived barks Zulma Zerlina)
ewett, Buenos hyrcs 18th, Merrimac, Nichols Portland
Henry Lord, Pinkham, Baltimore brlgs Merwa Water
house, Portland; schrs Coqucc Rogerson Bsvannah Jon
johnson, Mcbride, Havana; Izeta, Smith, Philsdepha
18Th, barks New York 0lbbs NYcrk Risto (Br Smith 60
Arthur kinsmsn Means do brig Victoria B, ra,dy. a. %
s..9 ssh Snra william tBr for sssus; .chr Abbi
Davis Phiafepha; 1sth, barks Aberdeen Treat, NYork
sureps, for Csbsrcn br'gs Fearless tBf stewart Sf~k
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4 EAf23f III about No ACRES, 3 acres
~ il Mood. chiefly white oak. There i
ID Acres of superior meadow land, through
wb;ch hrsnck of PIPE Crcek runs; the
balance Il lail on into i iielda. vol waisred.
TIM - * this 1.,apevty Ill been lately
i'm 8 j. ven I5rE1|nc<ixe There Is an
Az ~ Er,:t 'frpes d ~ kinds and
If th5 ||I|1lI@; AIN vines aud shrub.
NV N 9asIhiy. Ihe DweiIioe Il largr.
conrc1|J 8 1a'Hstcd. luished II The best
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Remedy for Piles.

-. IiE subscribers are now making ut
Westminster Nd, an Ointment which, after
long and extensive experience, they conf
IDENTIFY pronounce o sure and pleasant cure
tor that distressing complaint known as
Hemorrhoids or Piles. From many eerti.
hcates 81 persons who have been cured by il,
they select the following.
On receipt Of Sl.00, box Of the Oint-
ment, with full directions, will be sent. pos
tage paid. through the mail TO any address
FOR sale in Westminster, by A. II. Huber,
Druggist, No. 2 Carroll Hall, and by the
subscribers at the West End.
FRANCIS BUTLER, NJ. d.
LEVI EVANS.
(. FOCTz. ilG franklin street, Baltimore
is Our General Agent
nugi5-tf
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INsoLvENT's NOTICE.

INoOIN f'Nl > NOIlCE.
Ephrain Nash, ORsDl. r., R E !. p, this this,
His Creditors ~, 1863, that Ephraim
NASH give notice TO his creditors. endorsers
and sureties that the second Monday OF
May next is fixed for the said Ephraim
Nash TO appear in the Circuit Court for Car
rol county, to answer such interrogatorie as
his creditors, endorsers and sureties may
propose or allege against him and that a
copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Carroll county once
week for three successive months prior 10
the said 2nd Monday Of MAY next,
as such notice.
Test; JNo, b. BOYLE, clerk.
ja2s-3mS
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l2iA Diaries, Ba'iiaoys Co, Ma.
November ilfh, 1865.

l2ik Diaries, Ba'tiaoye Co, Nd. l
NorePbsr ilh, 1865. !
Mass. o. r. MERHrnaS a Co.
GsSrrENtS 81 applied the Raw Bone Phos-
phnte purchased Of yon last Spring on my
Corn, side by side with one OF the most popa.
lar ind expensive Fertilizers in the Market,
and could see no difference; yours was fully
equal 10 ii. also applied II 10 Turnips with
perfect success. II gave such entire satisfae-
ton that used nothing else upon my Wheat
;his Fall. shwed the most Of II the latter part
Of September. and at this time 1t bids fair to
make SIS good Crop as ever produced BY
the use Of Peruvian or any Of the expensive.
Guanas- ] have every coa6dence IN IL 1t is
only TO be tried to be appreciated.
Yours Respectfully, JOHN L. WILLIS.
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Borisg's Quarter, Baitimers Co., NJ, I
Nsrsnbsr n, ls6s.
MISS. O. p. MEhKTnAs 4 Co.
GENrLEnEN The Raw Bone phosphate |
bought Of you last Spring, applied TO Corn
BY the side of Peruvian Gusna in equal guam
titles, and if there Was difference al all, Il was
Ia favor IT the Phosphate. Ny Corn Crop was
excellent ! applied Il also upon Oats and po-
tatoes with the most satisfactory results.
prefer il decidedly n Peruvian GaAno from the
fact, that whilst the 6uano spends itself npon
the growing Crop, the effects Of the Phosphate
can be strongly seen in the Crops following
Some that applied 10 Potatoes BY the side Of
turning out an abundant, Crop Of Vines. the
Phosphate the Potatoes. l have used it this
Fail upon my Wheat, and at this time il looks
rs well as could desire.
GEORGE EDWARDS, Ovcrseer for
FWf DR.. VIM. II. keener
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MORO PHILLIPS
GENUINE IMPROVED
Super-PhOSphate Of Lime.

SlANDARD GUARANTEED.
For sale at Mdnyfadmers' Depots,
No. p North Front Street, Philadelphia.
AND
No. % South Street. Baltimore.
And by Dealers in general throughout the
Country.
The S0MBRERo GUANo of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, land OF
which he has sole control for the United
States, contains fifty per cent. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore il is
more durable. The addition Of Ammonia
gives it greater fer,ilizng value.
Over seven years experience has proved
TO the Farmer that il makes heavier grain
than even stable manure, and is not only
active but lasting.
Price 500 90 per ton, 1000 lbs.
Discount to dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
marl2-9m
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Tyron Gettysburg at swessmihstcr. con.
1 meets with the Cars II Westminster.
For seats apply to zacharias' Hotel, West.
minister, or Keystone Hotcl, Geitysbure.
sop2i JOHN sPALD1SG, Agent
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Clocks, Watches, JewcIry,
Looking Glasses and
Sewing Machines.

TNllE snbscri-
Il Der hasopen-
ed a Store near
the Depot IN
Westminster.
NEARLY opposite
P. b. Mikesell's
oldstand where
he will keep on
hand a goc d as
sorlment OF the
above named
articles togctli-
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ARae 4rHsdsl County. w..
AL.-..L-. lnA Ilca

ARae 4raadsl Comfy. w..
November lOh, 1865.
Mss. o. p. MEeRIaAN A Co.
GKSrLgNFS lin answer to your enquiry as
TO what think of your Raw Bone Phosphate
purchased in July last, allow me to say--I gave
1t far trial ON Cabbage BY the side Of three
other Fertilizers of acknowledged meri, aud
found II equal IL not better than the other, and
al lees cost. ! am 50 we'll satisfied with IL, !
intend to use Il the coming Spring.
Yours, Truly, REIN HAMMOND.
For sale at Manufacturers price (the cost
Of transportation added by
LYNCH 4 DTLLAR,
feb ls-3m. Westminster, Nd.
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er with all the different kinds OF .,redles,
silks, Threads, &c. for the use of Sewing
Machines, and is prepared to give instruc.
tons in the use Of the same.
Having secured the services Of n CONNIE.
tent MATCHMAKER, | am prepared to
execute all wor K entrusted to my care, with
promptneSs and despatch, and warrant en-.
tire satisfaction.
feb lift +, A. WAGNER
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BOUN TIES I!

II am still receiving all classes Of State
i Claims. for Collection, upon my usual
Commission Of tempe cent. NO CLAIMS
BOUGHT.
no Charge unless Succession.
Notwithstanding the recent Limitation
Act, it is believed that provision will be
made for the payment Of the large class Of
lust claims still unsettled.
Papers entrusted TO my care will be kept
in Fire,procf pduh, specially built in the
office for the purpose.
All kinds of s. Bounty, Pay and Pen.
sion Claims still promptly collected by So.
WIN. B. Hill,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
N. Il. cor. Fayette &. ST, Paul Sts..
sepl7-ly. Baltimore. Nd.
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CHANGE OF TINE.
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.


WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
E. $50
ON aud after Monday, Nov. sotb. 1865,
" the passenger trims win run as follows:
EASTWARD.
Leave Union Bridge at 4.42 A. NJ. and
Westminster at 5.s6 A. NJ, and arrive in
Baltimore at 9. 30 A. M.
Leave York Road Station at G. 40 A. NJ.
Union Bridge at COS A. NJ, and Westmin-
ster at 1888 A. ". Arrive in Baltimore at
l0.I5 a.. m.
Leave York Road Station 100 p. NJ,
Union Bridge i.2i P. NJ, and Westminster
2.2I Z. ID. Arrive ia Baltimore 40 p. NJ.
WESTWARD. 4 y
Leave Baltimore at s.e0A. NJ. and $50
7. N. Arrive at York Road Station al
u N. and 7.I2P. NJ
Mail Train connects at Glen Morris Sta.
ton with Stage for Hampstead and Man.
chester, and 81 Mddiebnrg with Stage direct
to Enimittsburg.
p. II. Irwin,
dec ST Sup't W. H. r. Il.