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~ ~" RATH COUNTY. va.

,rl,s celebrated wa;erlng-place VIII he open on
g.. IA Of June Tor tie reception OF visitors. The
,,.ry IL grand and beautiful the clf ate de-
rr6. sslrbriDue. and highly inyigorat1ng.
'tt.rraitr- have been known aHdsceiobrateu Ior
'i,,r curative VI. tues for nearly aceItnry.
hoard: For day, S2.75; week, SlI.5o; month'
,..utn bv railroad to the Mllboro' depot on the
r,..a,s,akc and ohio railroad, thence by stage
"' ctIcClsys containing full account OF these
...rhiI
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Rift.mond lispahh.


THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TUE CONFINED CIR. CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. -.a Z.
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", III. McDANNALD, Agent.

since This announcement have msde arranee-
,,,|i.io Uid in the management or the warm
.,,tngs this season. My connection Win ana
,Ym.rlnent OF the Healing Springs for three sue
go .ly.. seasons win, trust, DC guarantee 10 NY
..,,'i. or n cordial and hospitshle welcome. Tie
,g,Iic generally are requested TO try once more
u, 80" o., JOHN l.. EUBANK.
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.9t4tS = s8s E0A1BaMG. .slsss .Sss
s.,.s..
sIo0ARDENGi. g Several Roc ~ yssy sas
- fkn as6sEIE NOuHE, Nc. eoJ s9AsA stsSca
~ sssass 80 s,s fSeSn Fyfsh and StStA ssEesd.
NTRs, CONWAY, on tioFeTnog strees
IgaassEse m sE ' :: 81 S8Y sdsls 3 s:
ssssa 81 81. ! D s.ss y
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rREDERICKSHALL.-This Weii.Snown

rREDERICkSHAL WcII.SnoWH
n"m' nm dsTnt on the ChcsspcaEe and Ohio rail-
,n.rr there Is telegraph and post-oti is
IY ~ orcn for 9nARDERS. This is one OF me
,r',',&rt 80 ,"n,ntains pcrs Jns living In Richmond
I'D Wishing to place their Families n I county, hay
.b.rc ti'cy can obtain GooIy BoakD , and haSe ave
a" "it viii ilad ,his 30 be ryAdestrahie place
r. arc passenger trsinsonc ntxE ar; anu ,a, one
-. .r,tu over this road, and freight trains witn
! !sriI.cr cars attached. Tickets for three months
F'> Ne Obtained OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
,i Company for ais, cnsit!nS tne noiaer ~, NJ, 90
,"" on ihs road 10 and from Rlchrnond 10 this
.Vro A. often rs he p.caso$.
rT.hMs: $40 per month; children nndeT tweNe
-. al arc and coloscd servants, xio. w hlte ser
',"i> cSn,'"' an, 'e n. w. HARRIS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r. OST, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF IL
IL and l O'Clock on Tuesday the e6h Of July,
somewhere between. Alieu's hat store, on Main
street, and the Old Market, Il GOLD-FRINGED
BREASTPIN. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at Gibbs's photograph
gallery. ~ 2IE*
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old EEs
T. Dominion Steamship Company's .,x&AS
elegant side-wbcel steamship NIAGARA, Cap
tain BLACKwoOD, will leave her wharf at Rock.
eLls on FRIDAY, July Goth, at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
Freight received until 3 Pm. Fare, $l2; steer
ge, rs; round-trlp. tickets, $50. For freight OF
pA''"st' S'f't'. 'pt'' " JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
. tv Of at No, (foyerIor street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY 81, 1870.
Sun rises .,,,, 4.58I Moon rises. ........ 3.59
Snn aeis ~ 702i High tide ~ 3.27
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r,,s pELTGUTFUL Ry,SoET Is now open Tor
80 recommendation Of visitors. magnihcent
i.nrI. .-RATH. unsurpassed IN the world ,IX pX
r,T Supplied WITH EVERY 1yAUhI,
h'S ine REST OF ACCOMMODATIONS, are OIL
;'. .r ~ attractions 10 visitors. The wafer Is !"
,o>t powerful tonic. ss, nor
TERMS: IS pSr day; $ls per week @'' 'o'
nonih. fv1s-2w
yigls JoxrnGf copy. ~ - 80"
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GTATE LICENSES.-Alfp persons whose
y business requires license from the State are
hereby notified that we Will be nt the following
places on the e7t 2sth 18Th, and so.h Of July, for
FiksT iii Isl DISTRICT, E. B. BOUTWELL,. q. No.
ltai Main street next door to LYME C Brother;
SECOND DISTRICT, O., c.. JOHNSON, at she-
rHfRD fns SSs ri ~ aEosGs Ep
Persons falling 70 obtain their licenses liable
commissisneI q 9gsHSsffhi ss!ssas fiis. District.
Comm issioner Isl ReveSae Second District.
!, Jrs, tSrNTING GEORHE. wv! !DUESBERRY.
f,s Commissioners Revenue Third District.
Aeollector VIII be &c eaeliof The aeoye;mention-
'ahss y % assessed GSsesol Sas III Il sa HaIss
e6 600 AND 5000, or 10000, 70
,SC.VtIUl loan for aye years at . per cent,
! ire v whole ( q pass p Of q desirable BUSINESS
oksacs X sss. FOR Bent 1. Ape Agent:
EoR TOBACCO c0NIsTs A ane +, article 7, I q ]
OH aLlMO My Oh OH w &Isil NJ sts-
ssEss 81 ibssssis sssstEs and bad
An ELEGANT and new assortment S i q
~. ,fns ro9I. .EF and PtEn EnBDxEhssINFANFSs
usHEs T0l4 ct and "a NOV IS aoons gene
retsy y yss--a.. DRUGGIST. sixth aud Rsosd s.Isssa:
1TOTICE.-e Captain JOHN H.tPARKRR
mlsee 20 collect money and notes for tho Virginia
and fsesss ~ Rf9se ne n
Il as-eoas. q z ''s''3 = 8 III aTsssasssr.
jYYIsTTFNH CARDS PRINgED q rae
isH pMRAgaH sRgBTIG psa a s'ss4
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

JULIUS sYCLEs's,
3. ses Main street, second door below Ninth.
He now offers hts entire stock OF SUMMER
DRESS GOODS regardless Of cost as he is deter; ter;
early and procure some Of those handsome ,
sTkiPED and PLAIN I.ENos at 200: worth sec.;
FkESCH St;f o oGRGAND1Es at SOC. worth DOC;
PeiNTED rSKcXLEs at issc.:
MouENaNS G01Rss sspseisity And nr,css
PACAS-from IS to 50.:
Very goSa GRAPE CO GSLnARs fSd GEFHs HhNp
KERCHIEFS-in variety;
LAWNS 1T 1esc. worth 2oe.; 80
Great bargains in BLACK SILKS;
HIHfcKAbSGk IHISK SGk R1 T%wEs at m is,c c. worth soc
PILLnW.CAsE LINEN; ~, o,ru ra oil
Wits HE anS and from sse mp
M Mayk Es Sa MHsEn and sGSSS AtLh DA
EISsS EIIESirTkE sTd Go5TSs Ss8SkK. kRlArEhs s,s
have also a full line OF GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. such as
LINEN sHiRTs-very cheap;
HH3aENlbHKEkcH1EFs
HALF-HOSE.
TIES and GLOVES,
Good LINEN DRILLING at CSC. and upwards;
SASH, NECK, and TRIMMING RIBBONS In va
SILK, LlsLE, BUCK, and KID GLovEs-all
all sizes;
LACE COLLARS,
RUFFLES,
EMBROIDER1ES,
HOSIERY and N NOTIONS OF all kinds.
Many other articles TOO numerous to mention.
Call early and be convinced. ,.
The following gentlemen are with me, and would
be pleased to see their friends
JEWS W. BURWELL,
JOHN j. TURNER,
j. WEINBERG,
GEORGE SWAbACHER,
WILLIAM 3. POWERS
X. s. SMITHERS,
G.. j. MCRAE.
JULIUS SYCLE,
tyls 9e3 Main street.
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SHIPPING.

dor PHIL AID DELPHIA.-f fEss
-E Tie steamer NORFOLK, Captain saH4ikA&
PLATT, will receive freight for the ABOVE port
I'LL THURSDAY the 2Sth instant, at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Norfolk ut moderate rates:
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
ty 27-2t .,. No. 2425 Dock street.
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~ r E A II r u S Fl

REAT hU " S HI
Since the commencement OF
OUR sEMI-ANNUAL CLOSING SALE
we have disposed OF number of
DESIRABLE GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES.
We have
MARKED DOWN EVERYTHING
in order to
CLOSE OUT ALL SUMMER GOODS,
prelerring to give customers the benefit Of buying
dry goods
BELOW THE REGULAR PRICE
rather than carry the same over TIL the next
season. Without enumeratlng articles,
we will state that we have
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT,
and shall continue the CLOSING SALE for the
remainder OF the season.
A CALL Is SOLICITED, AND WE INTEND
TO SELL AS ADVERTISED.
COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS
sOl Broad, corner Sixth street.
Tvs Rroad-Street Dry Goods Emporium.
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ttUSI NKUNE Il, .,,
! GREENWOOD DEPOT,
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
. apcn for visitors For hea'thfuness, Rood
'.r' &c II Is unsurpassed In the mountains.
ryrys =? per day. 80 per week, $50 per montn:
,,itIG:eu under twelve years and servants, 1 nstt
.rjrr reductions for parties srending the sum
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sUMMER nEs0xTS.

-,,,wFFT CHALYREATE SPRINGS,
- AfLEGHhSY COUNTY, VA.
- ,,yrp1S KNOWN AS "GED SwEET."o
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A suitable response was sent by. Union
Station school to the above communication.
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DRY GOODS.
nUCKWALL s. ROUss,
: NO. 1913 MAIN STREET.

Just received BY the steamer Isaac Bell hand nd,
sorne shipment Of BARGAINS bought at haig the
usn raj nrIces and Will be sold accordingly.
Good PRINTS at atc. tfast coiors);
Pretty GAWESat &c.,;
BLACK ALPACA as 4oc.-cheap atboc.
Our whole stock marked down TO correspond
with present New York market.
/ Selling our stock of shoes at cost /; Domcssics
at factory prices Trunks ut factory prices: ~
Mating Mt 25c. worth 4gc. many Dress Goods at
less than the cost Of Importation. ty2o
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DISSOLUTION OF C O-P A RTN E T.
~ SHIP.-The co-partnership heretofore ex
istIpg between the undersigned in the name and
style of ROBERT +. WutLiAM5 4 co. Is this
day dissolved by mutual eonsent. Etther partner
will use the name Of the firm In liquidation. its
: (Signedl ROBERT +. WILLIAMS,
II o[T@'tls Lloyd j. BEALL. SO
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FIEST-CLASS AGENTS s.ss.s ~ lsssses-
VIII be appointed In every county IN shA State.
G.yy ~ LIBERAL yTERMS,s, aifg,-r-T'p ~
and all applications, personally 6r by, letter,
promptly anEwereds idiGif1ljt ~ lily yisssm
MUTUAL AssU RANCE SOCIETY OF
lN :,I gs..GY, VIRGINIA. aff.stfysi 5ifYr,19Yt q i
CHARTERED 1894. -. sslg55f
OFFICE CORNER Sii TENTH XND BAHK SfREETH,
] IyIflAM a1JnfvA tET5t,sg. ~
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Darn OF MICHAEL LEIB Mr.
Michncl leib, an aged and hiyhIy
respected citizen of Paradise township
met with an accident, ON Monday after
noon last, which resulted in his death
lie waS'on his way home. accompanied
by his dlnghtcr, when his horse becam,
frightened, aud not being able to man
age him, started and ram away. throw
ing both of them out of the bupny
almost instantly killing Mr.. Leib anC
lnJuring the young lady to such do
gree that poor hopes of her recover
are entertained The sad occurred
took place on the Gettysburg turnpY
about six miles west of this borof |
The deceased aud his daughter webn
a vlSlt TO Lancaster county. and " ire
told that his horse also ran off the
vicinity Of Wrighlsville, aud II he
was thrown from his buggy aud Thlred
a compound fracture Of the arti This
topk place only few hours pt hous to
the above sad occurrence ych de
Privcd him OF his life lie man
highly esteemed foe his yues, aud
his untimcly end is universal Eamented
Icy the whole community (Which he
resided IoTk ( Pa) Prey
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A dispatch from Titusvillc Pa, No
Vember the 2lst says \ few minutes
past one this morning, the watchman at
Stewart & Voa Sickle's refinery, discov
cred fre bursting out of the treating
house, and, 10 few moments, the build
ing was in flames In about ten or
twenty minutes the treating tank, which
contained 1000 barrels OF refined oil.
burst, and the walls of the building fell
Tho FIRE then extended to the kienogenc
factory Of Mcssrs A. X. Murray d Co ,
where were five wooden tanks, contain
sng about 500 barrels of prepared oil.
which was consumed. Three small
dwelling houses we're also destroyed
One poor woman, living alone, lost all
she owned, and barely escaped with her
life, About halfp past two o'clock Won
Sickles' benzne tank exploded, The
refinery of Messrs. Stewart aud Won
Sickles was not destroyed The loss was
confined to the treating tank, containing
1000 barrels Of oil, aud the bleaching
tank, containing small quantity. Loss
about $4,000 Mr.. Won Sickles, the
sole lessee of the refinery, is the prin-
cipal loser, Mr.. Murray's loss is csti-
mated at $4,000.
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LOTS At PRIVATE SALE.

TENlE undersigned will sci at Private
Il Sale, two lots of land, 4 hated within
one mile Of the Washington load. on the
Warfeldsburg Road, and adjns the lands
Of Henry Ditman aud others bud contains
ID ACRES, MORE Of LESS,
one Acre is Timber. the balate nder cul-
tivation, has been lined, and well fenced;
there is an Apple Orchard o3t
The other contains
10 ACRES, MORE OF Hess,
situated on the WarfeldsburgEoa adioins
the lands of Vim. Stoner and lhers. About
3 Acres well set in Timber, / stream of
running water, is well feucd and has IL
variety # Peach Trees.
Both of these lots are wei adapted for
country residences, are onYiently loca.
ted, and will be sold at a rebnabe price.
For terms &c, apply to
JEREMIAH l.. jUEEY.
nov 3--tf Mor4i's Valley.
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The New Governor of Missouri.

Hon. Grat2 BFcWa the liberal repub
iiean aud Anti test oath candidate lust
elected governor Of Missouri. over Me
Clurg, radical republican, made u speech
at St. Louis few evenings ago From
a sketch Of his rcmnrks We take the fol
lowing:
We have gone through this contest.
We have made no appeal TO party, We
have made no discrimination gain.t
men, and yet We have made distinctive
appeal to the common sentiment of our
common country, in behalf Of the right vt
every man to exercise the right of fran
ehise ola free man, we have won upon
chat principle [Checrs ] Now have
60 say to you, without any hesitation,
that have TO thank the Democratic
party Of the State Of Missouri Ichecrsl
DOR the cordial support chat they have
given me ia that position; aud / say
furthermore that no party has ever
shown mace perfect command of self,
morc perfect disregard of past traditions
more pefect devotion to the patriotic
welfare OF the common country than has
the Democratic party in the last election
ia this State of Missouri lChecrs |
can say to you frankly, my fellow ct
zens, that am the last man 10 this ia
tioA to disregard the obligations under
which stand, and that in this election
l recognize that my obligations are in
the largest measure due TO the Demo
cratic party ct the State of Missouri
IChccrs.
Now, my friends, let me tell you
another thiss. ] recognize the Tact
that the Democratic party of the State
OF Missouri has done this tkiug-it has
elevated itself upon higher platform
than it ever occupied before; it has
gone for the rights ofall men, and in 50
doing il has made an Initiative at the
future that viii! 20 through all the
States OF this Union. IL has cut itself
loose from the formulas and the uLstruc
lions OF ;ae past, aud il has male Il
platform upon which the young men of
this nation can stand cheers l-apltt
form where they eaa stand discmbar
raised Of all the anteccicnts that have
gone before them; dscmharrassed oi
all that retinuc of party machinery that
has K pit them down heretofore, aud
where they eau move forward ia the
spirit and in the light of pure demo
crazy, advancing to Il 4 conquest of the
future. [Chcers
Fellow citizens, 50 for as this question
concerns our own State, desire to say
60 you that | recognize this us the
triumph Of new ideas that | recognize
tllls as the initiation Of a reconstruction
OF our State from the bottom upward
Icheers that reconize it as the inl
tiatiVc OF a new convention To reorgun.
iEe our fundamental law TProlonge
cheering
And accepting il in that light, wish
you all good cheer in the future, hoping
and trusting only, ia addition to that.
that the lesson which has been tuught By
this election to the nation at large, will
be received and accepted. and that the
na ionul representatives who have been
sent from the Western country. when
they understand the force and sigaifi
canca of all your votes. will understand
that it is proper for them to coalesco
and combine, aud cOnsost with any.
body and cyprvbodv that will rcd,.., =,
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There 10 a nice divorce case going on
in New York. The mother Of Dir
Peek offered him $50, 900 ii he would
gel rid Of his wife. The wife, 10 order
TO get the money, agreed to make no
opposition to the petition, provided that
FIR. Peck would marry her again. The
divorce obtained, the husband is not
iuclned to resume the chances, and the
divorced woman petitions to have the
decree anpulled.
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sist OF large two story frame weather.
boarded House, beautifully A ysA,--S>
situated oman enfnence. com. rssA--lc
mands a fine view Of the Ilfp nIAA.
country for miles; the house
is 64x28 feet, has four rooms 10 the first
story, and FIVE in she second; the attics well
finished and contains two rooms; cellar mn
der the house aud kitchen; large Switzer
Bank Barn, y0S45 feet, two shreshins floors.
and stablint for sixteen horses andten head
OF eatilei there is large shed IN which the
horse power can be worked during wet
weather, near the barn; lar-e wagon shed
with eranary above, corn crib attached to
wagon she'd corn house, carriage house with
loft above large enough for six tons Of hay;
running water in ebsrn yard, which is sup.
piled by never failing springs Ct pure soft WA
ter; spring house with excellent spring in it.
large cider mill shed, which can be used hs
wagon shed; chicken house with basement
and.twO stories above, large and eonve-
niently arranged hog house, basement
underneath, q ere is work shop above il,
and there IS large store room above the
workshop, smoke house, NC, ice house and
pond; water is conveyed to the house by
means OF q Hydraulic Ram, from springs Of
never failing water.
house. in which is great variety of choice
small fruit, grapes, &c. Also large or
chard of the choicest varieties OF apples,
peaches and cherries. ! he fence is mostly
post and rail, with some worm fence, all Of
which is in good repair. The farm Is laid
OF into convenient fields with running water
in each.
From the proximity Of this property TO
the rifv pf Waef,,ipefoe .,A IL No,,za...
Md. Railroad, it offers especial inducements
to persons who reside IN the city and are
DESTROYS of purchasing country residence.
About So Acres Of this property are in fine
young Timber, consisting OF oak, chestnut
and hickory.
Also at the same time and place will be
offered n Lot containing 10 Acres of Land,
more or less. II adjoins the home proper.
~, is improved by two story To- weather.
boarded House, with back b1iding attach.
ed; land highly improved; excellent well of
water in the yard; fencing good, and an ap.
pie orchard of choice {. nit.
Persons residing IN Baltimore. desiring
information of the above property are re.
quested 10 call on Truman Cross. Esq,
Cashier Of the Farmers and Commercial
Bank.
The property will be shown by John D.
Powder. who resides thereon
Terms Of Sale. One third part Of the
purchase money shall be paid by the pur.
chaser or purchasers to the Trustees on the
day of sale, or upon the ratification thereof
by the Court and the residue to be paid in
two equal payments, the one TO be paid in
one year aud the other in two years from
the day Of sale. the credit payments to he
secured by the purchaser or purchasers
notes with approved security bearing inter.
est from the day Of sale.
WIN. T. SMITH,
LEWIS GREEN.
Trustees.
I'm. S. Brorn, dacfioneer.
SMITH & MckELLIr, Attorneys.
oct 20-ts
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a civil suit, relative to verbal co n
tract. went through its eighth trial IL
Toledo, Ohio, last week. The plaintiff
was awarded damages to the amount Of
$3.50. lie win owe his counsel about
$500
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WILLIAM MOORE ,
Practical Watch Maker
and JeweIler.

rYNIlE undersigned would respectable beg
i leave to inform his friends and the
public that he has taken the store adjoining
Mr.. y. X. Gernand's Store, for the phfs
pose OF conducting the
watch, Clock and JeyseTry
business, and hopes by strict and faithfaI
attention TO business, 10 merit liberal share
Of their patronage. Persons wanting fine
WATCHES for their own use or for pres
ents, will DR. well to give me a call, as BY
long experience in the business, viii be
rble to select them IN article which viii
give entire satisfaction, and at low prices
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry win be ro-
paired in prompt and Efficient manner,
and warranted.
oct22-tf WILLIAM MOORE.
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The Parkersburg brid over the
Ohio Mt Pmkersburg. VIA, connect
in the Marietta aud Citunali Rail.
road with the Bnltimurejd Ohio Rail
road consists of thirtyE spans, and
is 4 100 feet, or n littIFer four ffIhs
of a mile, long. Mind the spans, or
9j2 feet of the length ,je on the Ohio
shore. The six chanrF stretch over n
space of 1871 feet. On the West
Virginia shore the5 arc twenty one
spans covering a spaiof 1920 feet.
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Dividend iOee.

rEHE Stockholders of thu arroll County
' Agricultural Society Fe declared a
dividend OF (7) Seven per d. for the past
year, payable by Richard lnning, Treas
urer, on and after the LIST bnday of De.
cember, proximo.
The next regular meetinbf the Stock
holders for the election Officers for the
ensuin year, will be hel lat the Court
House, on the LIST MondaPd day of Jan.
uary next. 1t is hoped thl here will be a
full attendance, BY ort,
". A. kELLIP,
nov l7-3t Secretary.
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Wante,

4 Lady reduced in circu hnces, wishes to
N obtain n situation in d mily az Seam
tress. and will take the cha iof several small
children not under the age ine year; under
stands all kinds Of plain sew and embroid-
cry. A limited salary will acceptable, il
necessary, ms good home \ e principle OBJ
jet. Please address Mr.. II. Vanderford,
Westminster, Carroll counMd. sep 22-2m.
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Estate Of Joseph Gardner, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby iven to the creditors
IN of Joseph Gardner, late Of Carroll
county, deceased, to file their claims against
said deceased, properly authenticated. in
the Office Of the Register Of Wills for Car
roll county. on or before the LIST day of
November, 1870, preparatory to distribu,
ton of the assets of the estate Of said de.
ceased now in the hands Of the undersigned.
as Administrative of said deceased, TO be
made among said creditors under the di.
reetion ofthe Orphans Court Of said county,
on The 9th day Of December. lS70-after
which last named day she will be prepared
to pay into each Of said creditors their re.
speetive dividends according to said distri-
hutton, al her residence, in Hampstead
District, in said county.
EMILY GARDNER,
Administrative Of said deceased.
nov st
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A Chicagoan, plying the miscries Of
b achelordom, has invented method Of
unaring pautaloopl without buttons.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

THIS is to notify Tax Payers that the
Mayor and Common Council Of West
Minister, have made their levy for 1870, of
10 cents on the hundred dollars, aud that
the Taxes are now due, and il not paid be.
fore the expiration of thirty days of said
notice, the Collector will proceed TO collect
the same according to Ordinance No. 3, of
the Laws governing the Corporation Of
Westminster.
REUBEN BOWERS.
nov l7-3t Collector.
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Domestic Goods.

THROWN aud Bleaehed Muslins at man
ID uIaclurers prices, also Ginghams, Tick
ings, FlAnnels, &c, at
apt u. L. Norris& Cos.