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Examiners Notice.

EBY virtue Of commission issued to us
I'D by the County Commissioners for
Carroll county. to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires
public road to be opened CONN encing at
point on the public road called Bowman
Road, on division liuc between Josiah
Lawyer and David Leppo, about fifteen
perches north Of the place where the creek
crosses said road coming down from Peter
Humps saw mill, and running thence along
Il post and rail fence through the said Lep.
pos land until 1t strikes the division line
between said David Leppo and William A.
Leppo: with said line across said creel, until
it intersects the old road running past said
David LeppO's house, at or near SAID David
LeppO's new gate; then running with said
road and on, or nearly on, the bed Of said
old road until il iniersects the Hanover
road at the mouth of Yeiser's laGd at the
foot OF Iciscr's hill.
his is therefore to notify all persons.
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet ON the premises, on SATURDAY,
the I'd day Of July next, to execute the
trust reposed in us by said commission.
j. WILLIAM EARHART,
EDWARD L. MATTHIAS,
JOHN MOTTER,
june 2-5t Examiners.
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Public Local Law.
Passed January Session, 1870.
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.
CBAPrER POS.

CHAPrER DOS.
AN ACT
TO DfSTRIBUTE TIE ACADEMIC
INU,HIGH SCHOOL FUND OPCAR-
ROLL COUNTY TO THE IVES.
TEEN MARYLAND COLLEGE4ND
MANCHESTER ACADEMY, IN
CARROLL COUNTY.
Whereas, There appears 10 be IN the
Treasury, and due 10 the said county for
Academic and High School Purposes ioT
the years Eighteen Hundred and Sixty.
Eight and Eighteen Hundred and SIXTY
Nine, the snm Of Twcnty Foas Hundred
Dollars, therefore
Section /. Be it enacted by The General
Assembly Of Mary land, That the Comp,rol.
Ter OF the Treasury he and he is hereby
authorized AND directed to issue his warrant
on the Treasury IN favor Of the Board Of
Trustees of the Western Maryland College
for the sum Of Tweaty. One Hundred and
Eighty Dollars, Of the sum due for the
years Eighteen Hundred and Sixty. Eight
and Eighteen Hundred and Sixty.Nine,
and TO the Board Of Trustees Of the said
Manchester Academy, the SUM OF Two
Hundred and Tveniy Dollars, Of the sum
due for the same yean, and in each and
every year thereafter, 10 pay to the said
Trustees of the Western Maryland College
the sum of One Thousand and Ninety Dol
lars, and 10 the said Board OF Trustees Of
the said Manchester Academy, the sum Of
One Hundred and Ten Dollars, said pay
ments to be made on the First Day of April
in each and every year.
Section :. And 10 4 enacted, That the
said Western Maryland College shall receive
and give tuition, free OF charge, to at least
one scholar from each Election District IN
said county, in each scholastic year, the
said scholar to be appointed by the Board
OF School Commissioners Of said ceanty.
Section 3. Aud be Il enacted, That the
said Manchester Academy shall receive and
give tuition, free of charge, to at least one
scholar in each Scholastic year, the said
scholar to be appointed as provided for in
the proceeding section.
Section 1. Aud be ii enacted, That all
acts OF parts OF acts inconsistent with the
provisions of this Act be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Section 3. And be il enacted That this
Act shall take effect from the date Of its
passage.
Approved April 4, 1870.
ODEN BOWIE,
may 1864 Governor.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, /
WESTMINSTER, MAY SOlh, /

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, /
WESTMINSTER, NAY 3Oth, !
TENHE County Commissioners for Carroll
Il county, will meet ut the Court House,
in Westminster, on Monday, The sch day Of
June nert, nj 10 o'clock, a. NJ, for the pur.
pose of passing accounts for the Levy of
1870, and other general business.
Persons who have accounts against the
county, will present them at this meeting,
if they fail to do SO, their accounts will not
be placed on the Levy Of 1870. The follow.
ing order has been passed in regard to
Mortgages aud Mortgage Bills of Sale:
OHpnRED, That the Clerk Of this Board
is hereby authorized and directed TO give
Public Notice TO all persons having Mort.
cages and Mortgage Bills OF Sale, standing
upon the Assessment Books Of Carroll cuun.
ty. to appear before this Board or their
Clerk, on or before the 9Th day of June next,
to have the same stricken from their Asses.
smeut, and that the Assessment Books will
then be closed, and no attachments will be
made thereafter for the year 1870.
by oraeF,
june2 JAMES BLIZZARD, Clerk.
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Sy ordeF,
june2 JAMES BLIZZARD, Clerk.

District Cont Of tie Uaiied Steaes for The
District Of Mdyiould, in he matter of
Jarrett Shduck, bankrupt, in Bank.
ruptcy.
DIsrRIcT OF MIRrLASB, IS.
yHNHIS is 10 give notice, that on the 18th
Il day Of May, 1870, warrant of Bank.
ruptcy was issued out Of the District Court
OF the United States for the District of Ma.
ryland, against the estate o: Jarrett Shouck,
OF WOodbinc. in the county of Car.
roll, IN said District, adiudged Bankrupt,
on bis own peiitioni that the payment Of any
debts and the delivery OF any property be.
longing to said Bankrupt, to him, or for his
use, aud the transfer OF any property by
him, are forbidden by law; and that a meet
ing of the creditors Of said Bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and to choose Que or
more Assignees OF said estate, will be held
at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
Westminster Court Hoase, before b. f. NJ.
Hurley, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy for
SAID District, on the 28d day Of June, A. ID.
1870, at o clock, A. NJ.
EDWARD Y. GOLDSBOROUGH,
june 2-2t u s. Marshal for said District.
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NOTICE.

VNHE members of the Pleasant Valley
4 Building Association will meet on
Saturday Evening. June 18th, 1870, at @
O'Clock p. NJ, and all persons who wish to
have stock in said Association can get the
same by calling on either one of the officers.
BY order,
j. WIN. EARHART,
june ~ Secretary.
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Estafe Of EizoLeM Arthsr, deceased.
NJ Office is hereby given that the snbscri.
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Carroll county, letters Parliamentary on
the Personal Estate Of
ELIZABETH ARTHUR,
late of Carroll county, deceased. An persons
having claims ag ainst said Estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same within six months
from this date, otherwise they may b. excluded
from all benefit OF said Estate Those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment.
JOHN X. L0NGWELL,
june 2-lt Executor.
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Business Locals.
Notices under tbs head TEN CENTS
Der line for each Insertion
FLANDERS INDIAN VOCAL TROUPE.

FLANDERS INDIAN VOCAL TROUPE.
This troupe of educated Indian Vo.
calsls will visit our city and live an
exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall, this
Thursday evening. They gave an Gu,
tertainment here last winter aud all
who saw them were highly pleased with
the performance. Admission 30 cents.
Reserved Seats so cents, Children %
cents. 1t
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PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE

fNANKIIN ST, BETWEEN PAoA & GREEN Srs.,
BALTIMORE.
bSHlS Hotel has recently undergone
i t orough repairs, end having newly
furnished il, take pleasure in inviting the
travelling public 10 give me a call, as ! shall
spare neither pains or expense to make all
comfortable who favor me with their pa.
tronage. Terms S1-h0 per day.
WIN. DELpHEY,
formerly Of Delphey House,
may 2C--om Franklin Street.
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Local Intelligence.


Orphaas' Coart Proceedings Levi
huntington, Esq, Chief Judge; HANSON
A. Webb aud Ira L. Grouse, Esqrs.,
Associate judges; Joseph NJ Parko,
Esq. Register Of Wills.
Monday, May %, lST0.-peter Davis,
administrator Of Amos Davis, returned
inventory Of goods aud chattels; and
obtained orders to sell same, and to
notify creditors.
George aud Henry j Ililterbrick,
administrators of John Hilterbrick, re-
turned list Of debts snd inventory of
money.
E,holinda Bowers, Administrative Of
John +. Bowers, returned list of sales.
David Burdett. administrator Of vii.
ton Burdett, settled LIST aud fnal account
join Thomson. guardian, settled final
accounts for each Of his wards, Albert
G. Forsythe, Samuel Roger and Jesse
Roger
filed AGAINST peter Bixler contestinr
his claim apainss estate of Barbara Blk
Ter deceased aud Courts order TO issue
subnnpa returpable June 9Th.
Pnesdav Nav 81 David b Ear.
hart and Micbnel Dietz Executors of
Pbilip Dietz returned list of sales Of
personal nronertv and report sale Of
Real Estate and obtained order of rat.
iication nisi of sale of the latter.
Peter II Sbriner guardian to Ann
Rebecca Englar, fled petition to be re.
lieved of guardianship, and order passed
by Orphans Court for the purpose. to
take effect as soon as wards mother
Hannah Haines. now wife of Reuben
Haines, shall have filed an approved
bond as guardian in his place Also
settled his 9th and fiual qua. dian ac
count.
George Everhart. Jr., executor Of
George Eyerhart ST.. settled his 9Th
administration account.
Base BGR-The second of series Of
games of base ball was played on the
old 0lympian ground, on last Thursday
afternoon, between the Sensim and
United clubs of this city The first
game of this series resulted in favor OF
the Seusim- This was gained BY the
United, therefore third game is neces
sary, before either club eau claim the
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uNIronM DAY on ELECTION. IT is
proposed to FIX uniform time for the
election Of Representatives throughout
the United States. The bill 6xes the
iirst Tuesday after the FIRST Monday Of
November for such elections. 1t is
% take effect in 1872. The design
Y . prevent the frauds arising from
feling BY persons who migrate to the
great cities and from State to State
~ dat purpose
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$40 Reward.

II EFT the subscribers residence on Wed.
Il nesday, the l1th of May, 1870, my
bound boy Charles Edward Mackey, about
IA or 10 years old, has dark blue eyes and
black hair. He carried of his clothing in a
bag. A reward of $40 will be given for any
information that win lead to his recovery. y.
All persons are warned not to trust or har.
Dor him, as ! will pay no debts contracted by
him, and will enforce the law against those
secreting him.
DAVID II. FEESER.
Silver Run P. o., Carroll county, Md.
may 2G-3t#
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The entire Democratic Judicial ticket
was elected in Memphis on Friday by
majorites ranging from two to four
hundred.
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EygED.

In UnioHtown District, on the 23d ult. =,
after a prolraeted ilness, Mary g., iaugh.
ter OF Charles aud Matilda Habbs, aged u
years, 6 months and 70 days.
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The CAPITOL MOVERS AGAIN "A
call has been issued for National Con
vention, to be held at Cincinnati on the
10th instant, to make another attempt
for the removal Of the Capitol from
Washington to some point in the West
The Convention is to be comprised Of
three delegates from each Congressional
District, six from each State at large.
three from each territory and three
from the District Of Columbia, to be ap
pointed by the Governors Of the States
aud Territories respectively, aud by the
Mayor Of the city Of Washington, II
for any reason the Governor Of any
State or Territory shall fail or refuse to
appoint delegates, the appointment shall
be made by convention called for that
purpose Il will be remembered that
during October last Convention for a
similar purpose was held at ST. Louis,
at which not onc-haIfo Of the States were
represented, and which entirely fell
through.
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Ten thousand tons of iron are pro.
duced annually at Erie, Pa, by one
furnace.
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Fly enthusiastically /, Norris |,
Wright |, Babylon 8, Ward 4, Walker s-l3.
United--Shriner 4, Thompson ., Bixler |,
Knight 2, Perkins ], Baughman ILL Um-
pire, Mr.. Waniz of the United. Scorers,
Messrs- Given and Grouse Of the United and
Sensim, respectively. Time of game, three
hours.
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DR.. j. J. Vanderford,
DE MIST.
NO. 81 SARATOGA STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.

REFERENCES.
Hon. II. G. s. Key, st. Mary's CO., Nd.
Hon. b. G. Harris, :" {"
DR.. +. G. Neale, ."
Joseph II. Key, ESQ.,, ."
Hon. j. I. Biggs, New Castle CO., Del.
Rev. John Patton, d. D., - ("
Rev. John Collins McCabe, d. D. "
Hon. Hiram Mccullough, Cecil CO., Nd.
Rev. Henry Mathews, " "
Hon. Geo. Earle, late Asst Post. Gent.
may 26-tf
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The disastrous spring freshets are
succedcd bya drought throughout Maine.
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"A BILL OF THE PLAY, SIRT-
Mr.. Boutwell, and his associates say
they want the following nice little sums
for the next fiscal year
Civil service nad miscellaneous sec, 600, OO0
Pensions and Indians 30 900. 900
War Department $4,000, 900
Navy Department Il, 600 900
Interest on the public debt /. l27 900, 600
Total sol ,OOO, 900
The Senate Finance Committee wants
SlS5 900 600, gold, in foreign imports,
and $3.50, 100000 internal taxes or.
according to some of their number, only
SIG, Al, $40. This is a nice little sum
to handle, and if these men can spend
all they want, and get all they want, the
people may as well despair of reform
short Of a total change of Admiuistra.
ton. The above items of estimate are
simply shameful, extrayagant and wick.
ed.
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ol, Thomas s, Martin, Of ST. Mary's
: candidate for The Demo.
nlioo Is tho Fiji Couafss.
Maryland
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Nep Freedom Railroad. A meeting
Of all persons interested in the con.
structioa of this road, will be held at
New Freedom, York county, on Satur.
day next, at which time the Chief En-.
giueer, Joseph S. Git, Esq, will read
his report. The contemplated line of
this road will run from New Freedom
on the Northern Central Railroad, to
the Chestnut Hill ore banks, Baehman's
Valley, in this county, and finally to
this city The length Of the road will
be fourteen miles, aud the route as sur
yeyed passes through rich and fertile
country, for six miles, thence down the
valley Of the Gunpowder to Groves ex.
tensive lime quarries, where it crosses
the Gunpowder creek, aud following il.
passes a number of mills and ore banks
to the Hanover Pike, near the foot Of
Dug Hill, the dividing ridge, thence
through fine region Of country to the
extensive ore banks belonging to the
Chestnut Hill Company. We hope to
be able to lay before our readers next
week the report Of Mr.. Git, together
with the cost Of construction &c.
Observation-Disclosures is called TO
the advertisement OF the County Com
missiouers, in another column, IN this
issue. The law passed by the late
general Assembly exempting MOrtga.
ges and Bills Of Sale from taxation went
into operation from the date OF its pas
sage. Persons owning this species of
property who wish to avail of the pro.
visions Of the law must apply to the
Clerk Of the Board of Commissioners.
to have it taken from tn. assessment
books between this time aud Monday,
the 9Th instant.
C.lte,pi1lars.--These pests have ap-
peared this season in large numbers.
and are playing havoc with the apple
and other fruit trees The most ef-
fectual way ef disposing Of them is to
saturate rag with coal oil, tie it to a
long pole. set Ere to the rag, aud hold
il under thenest untilthcyare destroyed
Locust Blossoms We have read
somewhere that good corn crop fol
lows an abundant yield Of locust bios
SONS. II this is SO, a larger crop Of
corn will be gathered this fall than has
been for number Of years past.
Money is said to be plentier, vet not
withstanding this fact. we have a long
list Of subscribers and advertisers who
do not seem to DO aware that il requires
that article 10 run newspaper
David L, Feeser, Esq, has been ap
pointed Postmaster at Union Mills, vice
Andrew X Shriyer, declined.
D. Preston Parr, Esq. haa been
elected Secretary aud Treasurer Of the
Western Maryland Railroad.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
Nav n. 1870


Beef Cattle The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted 10 $50 head.
The prices ranged as follows; Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 00aS5 50 ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 8 50aS6 90; fair quail.
iiy Beeyes 6 O0aS7 90; aud the very best
Beeves at 00aS9 80 per 100 lbs the aver.
age price being about 81 90 gross.
Sheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep at Ala
81 cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair TO
good fat Hogs II 50aSlS 25 per 100 lbs
net.
Wool. -Coarse unwashed 20 to 80 cents
do. Fine 26 TO u cents; tub washed 40 TO 40
cents per lb'
Ledthn.-City Slaughter 40 to ~ cents;
Rough Skirting 80 to 81 cents; Spanish Sole
80 to Ss cents Country Slaughtered 81 to
80 cents.
Hides. City Steer at IL to III cts; Cow
10 to l04 cents.
Hay. -Pennsylvania baled Timothy at
23aS25 per ton.
Feathers-Quote at As TO so cents per lb.
for common to prime live geese.
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MARI HE'D.

Marriages or Deaths inserted free. II thew
eTceed fee iiHo' they miR be charged far at he
rate Of nvE GENTS per line
In Manchester, on the 2Gls ultimo. by the
Rev. J. W. Hotlmeicr, Mr.. John W De.
hoG and Miss Louie T., second daughter of
Mr.. Adam Shower, both of Manchester, Md.
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A full line of White Goods Mar.
settles, Piques, Organdic,, Nansooks
and Trimmings, very cheap AT +. X,
Gcrnand's. 2t
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LeHor from York County "A cor
re pendent at Hetriek's, York county,
Pa, under date Of May "a, says; For
the past week our vicinity has been full
ofstraggling vagabonds, (probably horse
thieves one Of them, who made himself
particularly conspicuous by his feigned
insanity, was arrested BY several OF cur
citizens on the evening Of the 25th
instunt, aud placed into the officers
hands to be conducted to more suita.
Bile plaee-the Asylum.
Some of our Sunday Schools, only re.
Gently organized, showed their valor by
having an Anniversary on the 10th in
slant Ascension Day) Union Sabbath
School No. /, known as Bressler's Sab.
bath School, met aud formed at the
house of DR.. Albaugh, aud marched to
Sticks school house, where they were
met aud welcomed by the school of that
place, and where highly interesting ser.
vices were given, which consisted Of
singing, a lesson from Acts, chapter l,
Y. 8 II, by Mr. Seitz of Glen Rock
followed by some highly interesting aud
Impressive remarks by the Rev. Mr..
llartzlcr, of Glen Rock. All seemed
pleased with the exercises of the day
The crops are all 10 fine growing
condition, especially grass aud wheat.
Deaths are more numerous than mar-
riages in this section Of country, at
present.
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McKEEDRY WEAVER.

Arrestcd.-Sheriif Tracey arrested "a
man named john Welch, on Thursday
last, on bench warrant issued from
Baltimore city. Welch visited the jail
in Towsoutowu for the purpose of seeing
some friends, and on being refused Gu.
trance he assaulted the Sheriff and
Watchhan. lie was arrested aud gave
bail to the amount of 5000, but left the
county prior TO the sitting Of Court.
Sheriff Tracey returned him on Friday
last.
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Death By Suiciae.-About eleven
o'clock on Sunday morning last, the
citizens Of New Windsor we're terribly
shocked by the announcement that Mr..
McKendry Weaver had committed sui.
eide. For sometime past considerable
apprehension has been manifested by
his friends for his safety, as he had
been unusually melancholy. He used
u single barrel pistol which was found
by his side; on the bed was found sew.
eral cartridges, knife aud the follow
ing note:
''HoRRIBLE CASE OF acknowledgements
desertion Of friends and want of employ.
ment. No more will Kenny be seen walk
ing the streets of New Windsor. As to
young ladies used to say how are you Kenny,
but Kenny will be absent"
Mex EMMY WrAvrR
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BAfNTS. Oils and window Glass, in
u hzeo supply aud u low figures, al
june lm ~ 4. Demands.
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Glass Fruit Sets-ncw and beautiful
designs, at T. X. Gernaud's. 1t
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Farm ISotd-Mr. VIM. d. Frizzel
Of Freedom District, has sold his farm,
containing 100 acres, to Mr.. Joseph
Slack, at Sj3 per acre.
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srnAwREanY rrsrINAL.

lIhd Honddy, lime 6h, 1870, at O,hi
Fcliolrs' HtH Westminster, M
\ Strawberry Festival will be held
at Odd Fellows Hall, Juuc 9th and
7th, for the benefit of the Methodist
Protestant Sabbath School Doors
open at > O'Clock J.. VI ON Whit Mon.
day, and will continue open each evening
The "Quito llat"-ju,t out. Call
aud see it, at Il. X, Geruaud's. 1t
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Tubledur Owing to the inclemeney
Of the weather on Friday and Saturday
evenings the tableaux for the benefit OF
the NJ. Il. Church were postponed until
Monday and Tuesday Odd Fellows
Hall was filed to its utmost capacity By
an attentive and appreciative audience
to witness the performance. 1t is sell
dom that anything Of this kind takes
place here, and ON this occasion we
think that the ladies and gentlemen
displayed excellent ia tie in the selection
OF the different scenes, aud also in ar
ranging the respective actors. The
intervals between the tabIeaux was eu.
liyened by music, and the rendition of the
solos, duets, choruses, aud the airs by
the Carroll Brass Band were loudly
applauded. Only one thing occurred
to mar the pleasure Of the evening, and
that Was the conduct Of sumo newly i'm
ported Choetaws, who screamed, wills
tied and stamped as if they were pre-.
pairing for a war dance In the future
our city police will be called upon to
arrest all such offenders. 1t is an easy
matter to show your appreciation Of u
good thing without disturbing the au.
dience.
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accidentally Shot.-A negro man in
the employ OF Mrs. Cook, near New
Windsor, was accidentally shot on Fri.
day last, By her sou. The man was
eating breakfast, aud the boy was in
the act of placing the pistol ia drawer,
When it was discharged. The ball struck
the man on the head and glancing off
entered the ceiling. The wound is not
very serious one, yet he made mar
row escape from death.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Lfdln. = Wheat = sales OF 400 bushels
white at 81 So; l500a2000 bushels red al
81 so. Corn-sales Of 1000 bushs at lea
81 20; 1900 bushs yellow at 81 ~. Oats
5000 bushs offered, and part sold at G2a6s
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Bark.--Largc Quantities Of bark pass
through our city daily, and is sold at a
very remunerativo price to the tauneries
in this vicinity.
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PURIFY YOUR PREMISES WIN Carlo.
LATE or LINE,
1t will prevent Chicken Cholera
For sale at John J.. Rcifsnider's. 1t