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The New York herald., 1870-11-06

Ar WALLER McsoRLEY's NEW STORE,
24s Grand street, between Bowery and Christie,
win exhibit all the new styles In
Cloaks, Suits aud Dresses.
Tie rchcst and elegant be found in the city.
Rich silk and silk Velour Suits in stock and TO order
Black Al.p.ca Suits at go, $40, sls.
Popln Suits, ~ and upwards.
Don, fan to see our 81 Shawl and Dress Suits
Lyons Velvet Coax. from $40 to sizs:
''. .0'a vave,: s vsvssseas % and fa.s.sp n ap"'ra'
os G.SS al @ Il ~ s 70 .xs
goods fully s5 per cent under price.
500 fin. qualify shs
s extra quality double sreche shawls at 3ao worth Ss
sa,S ii
the new styles and at prices hat aoy dsiy competition
We ca. particular s.,snssn 70 81: the largest
q .,ss sfa Al. sss.a ssss. !. @ worth s
Merinos, Empress Cloths, Plsids, &C.
Heavy Gro. Grain at 81 So, s. wo1.a a' 50.
5ssa psada Sas oes ssn xoss $500
Better quality % equally ea,slns as cheap pr,.
Blankets. Cloths. Cassimeres, Fapnes. *.
general stock Of Dry Goods cheaper than
Eew store, new goods ard popular prices.
Strictly price, AZ s''ew i.Efa
2l5 Grand street.
A 7. STEWART co.
French: ..aI,f' Ens.s' ana Sa'iSnS Domestic
Cassimeres, DC,
Back s,Ss and s9ns sesrsa s,dss. Beavers
for LADIES' suits
White a1s sepslsyus.. 1saGy c0Atl'ss'
In plaids, MIXTURES and plain colors.
silk and Cashmere Vesngs.
Taors' Trimmings, dc
Men: Men,. UInd1ergamsan.', IS1g a.a,
Hosiery, Gloves, scars.
Necktics, Smoking Jackets,
They respectfully request The asnsn Of gentlemen 70 the
Broadway, ,s,s Fourth ,s avenue, ys. e .,-.,,.
"A. WIN open on Monday, November 2.
splendid assortment of
Drap GEt., bIsp ds F!sne. siK Wool EplnsIlne,.
S oo su dSs
Diagonal SUI Plaid roplln., Ae ...,..,.
GomDr,n: the largest richest and most desirable stock OF
Npanic closing out prices.
Sf''dsSiiss Nah rsssh ssa a,S,s aSfn'ss streets,
"A. win orer on Monday, November =,
Plaid Tycoon Reps ss pep yard saIe: rsae
az and Chm. hSpi1: SSs yard formerly so
Pain serss paia. vide Yard s value ssc cc
Coored Empress Cloths double wiGth.
Coored Alpacas, Basket and Diagonsl Ptaids.
silk and Wool Epinglincs. Winceys, Ac. Ac
Tho above VIII be exhibited the section, Fourth
side.
Customers, strangers residents OF the eastern part
OF city, aud those of neighboring cities,
spectfully Invited TO examine them.
Broadway, Fourth avenue,
Ninth aud Tenth streets.
Al THE
Downtown Retail Dry Goods Store,
NO. IL NeScy street, next to the Astor House,
1rand closing out sile every day.
Grhnt fePenishing OF Stock every dgy
Lots or big bargains every day.
Sai every Iay, and every day you will find
lots OF New Goods at prices which
enable US to have every day
grand closipg out sale.
A LONG OR SQUARE CAMELS HAIR SHAWL, DONE
"a up 10 elegant coax FORM be accomplished 4, ha
an hour from time OF leaving II.
j. X, ssELL, 80 East Twentieth strcct
NY LADY WISHING TO PURCHASE A WHITE
a Lace Shawi poia npplque, at a moderate price,
SHAWL Herald Once.
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A LTMAn BROS. 4 CO., SIXTH AVENUE AND TWEEN
"A yhres street Have opened for the
lowest prices.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

A LTMAK BROS. 4 CO, SIXTH AVENUE AND TWEEN
a Wes street Rich black satins. el 80 and VI 7H worth
" snd 200 pieces coored sasas ~ 90 and o. worth
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

ExTaAoRDINARY BARGAINS IN
II Carpets
OF every description
Alxo In Housekeeping Goods, viz. -
Lnens Sheetings, Damasks fows ngs, Fannss Banksts
Quilts, CounerpanSs Bleached and Brown Snrngs, Sheet
fngs, 3c &c.
And In
Upholstery Goods, viz -
Satin Danask Brocstces, Rers Tapesresi Lace Curtans
&C., &c.
Please call and examine.
A. T. STEWART 4 CO.,
Broadway, Fourth avenue,
Ninth and Tenth streets.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

~ ARPETS AND oILCLoTHs,
" wholesale and Retail.
Save ~ per cent; buy for cnsh Of
J. W. DIMiCK, sto and 27o Canal street.
iust broadway,
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cox REWARD WILL BE PAID AT 25l WEST STREET.
C--C Tor Information TO where Schooner yarnrs.
town. with ties, aud Capt icnaett may DO found; wac
iowei away from opposite Jersey Ferry asu A. M Gst.
urdsy contrary 20 lstructons without es re Of On nee
oil cargo. Vcssc supposetic oe tn hnrbor.
O.xER. 25l W, st street New York.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

DErEuTlYsS;-oNLY EXPERIENCED OPERATIVES
- iurn'sncd by cox 4 KING, gnccessors 10 arm.
mabsc co. y broadway. Refer the leading buainesS
buses ~ 10 hbhity sauuia. and ressonsb ltre
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

RRIDAL wREATHS, WELLS AND TROssEAUx,
- from the lowest price TO the hAndsom0st I'm ported
0arnure for dresses Psrurss for balls and weddings
Bridal, Ball and Party Drssses 10 order.
The finest French Flowers Fsahers Velvet Straw and Felt
Hats.
Lace Flowers noveiy Tor couture and ball dresses
Drcssmakers supplied portcrs 30 East Four
teenth street, west Of University place.
j.. IS. COLBY, Importer
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

MYERS POPULAR sl KID oLovEs
IA. Myers' Two button Md 0oves, 81 IS and nj r.
Myers seamless Kid Gloves, 81 IS
Myers' Marguerite KID 0ovss. ~ rs and q AZ
Myers MaIquise Kid .ovcs. 81 rs and 81
MYERS FRENCH AND ENGLISH JET JEWELRY,
MYERS FANS, aILT, HvSRY RND PEARL
Myers Laccs. Ladiea' ndcrgarmens and Corses.
Myers Dress Caps and Headdresses.
MYERS HUMAN HAIR GOODS
Cheapest Ia the city.
Tao Broadway, Tenth st. opposite A. r. Stewart CO
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06
Death Of Judge Grier.

The venerable Justice Gricr, late of
the United States Supreme Court, died
ut his residence, in Philadelphia. on
Sunday night September the 18th, at
the advanced age Of seventy six years,
having been born in Cumberland couu
ty, Pa, March 5, 1894. At the aye Of
seventeen, he was sent to Dickinson
College aud graduated in 1872 with the
highest honors. lie then studied law
a1d in 1917 was admitted to the bar,
and commenced practice at Bloomsbury
Columbia county After remaining
there year he removed to Dlnvillc.
and soon obtained largo and lucrative
business. In 1888 he was appointed
by the Governor to the position of Presi.
dent Judge of the District Court Of Al.
leghany county, and removed to Allcgha.
ny City, where he lived until 1913 In
that year he removed to Philadelphia,
and continued a resident until his death
10 1916 he was appointed by President
Polk an associate justice Of the United
States Supreme Court, to succeed Jus.
tice Baldwin. As Circuit Judge, he
also had charge of the circuit embracing
Pennsylvania aud New Jersey. In this
capacity he presided at the celebrated
trial Of Cashier Ilanway, in Philadelphia,
under the fugitive slave laws In poll.
tics Judge Grler was always a Democrat.
Ills health had been failing so long, that
on the 10th Of December, 1869, he re.
sisacd his Office, to take effect January
5lst ensuing.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06
Who is Responsible.

The Radical press is trying to max C
little political capital by parade of
figures which seem to show that it cost
more to collect the revenue under An.
drew johnson than il does under Grant.
The New York Tribune says,
1t has cost less, under President
Grant, to collect, under reduced tariff,
1924, 725, l39 II Of the customs, than
it did under President Jol nson to col.
lect 1921 ,973, 708 10"
Andrew johnson was nominated and
elected by the Radicals, and because
they could not use him just as they
wished, they bound him hand and foot.
They deprived him of the power to re-
move corrupt and thieving officials and
appointing honest men in their places.
Thleving officials, some of whom have
since been sent to prison, were kept in
office by the action Of Radical Con-
grcss, Congress was run in the inter
csts Of the men who were plunderng
the public treasury and the President
whom the Radicals elected and then
iettercd is charged with being rcspon-
slbIc for frauds and wrongs which he
was prevented from checking by the
action ofthe Radicals themselves. Had
Andrew johnson been left free to make
his own appointments he might have
been justly held responsible. Congress
took all the responsibility off his shoul.
dcrs, and became answerable for what
was done. As the Radicals had two
thirds majority, the people can easily
tell which party is to blame for what
occurred.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06

The SPIRIT OF THE DEMocRAcY.-
Not since the days Of Silas Wright has
such degree Of enthusiasm been nwak.
cued in the Democratic ranks of the
State Of New York as that which salu.
ted the denomination of Gov. Hoffman
at Rochester, on September 2lst Not
only were hundred guns fired in the
place of his nativity-New York city
but all over the State the thunder of
artillery aud the sparkle aud glow of
fireworks proclaimed the endorsement
OF the people. Gov Hoffman, has
therefore, splendid "scnd of" 1t is
somewhat different with the Republican
candidate for Governor, Gen. Woodford,
who heads ticket that is received with
icicle GOODNESS by even its own support.
ers in the interior Of the State. Hotf
man has the inside track, and we have
no reason as yet to change the opin ion
We expressed some time ago-namely,
that he will be re elected by 5000
najority.-N Y. Herald.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06

a HORRIBLE EPISODE OF THE WAR
IN FRANCE.-rhc conduct of the Ba
yarian troops in burning the town OF
Bazeilles on the day Of the battle oil
Sedan is the subject OF severe comment.
The Duke dc Ftzjames, whose state.
nents, it is alleged, are confirmed by
the correspondents of the English jour.
mails, says that when the Germans were
advancing on Bazeilles the inhabitants
put on their national guards uniforms
and fought with the French army. TIE
French were driven back into Baz lilies,
and the Bayarans formed circle arouna
the village aud set it on fire A large
Ruhser OF persons who had taken re.
fuge in the cellars were burned alive,
and out of a population Of 1000 onlJ
300 were saved 1t is asserted that the
Bayariaus drove the women aud children
back into the flames, aud shot those
who succeeded 10 breaking through
The atmosphere around the village, it is
reported, is pervaded with the smell Of
charred flesh, aud the charred bodies Of
the inhabitants are lying around
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06
C0nStable'S Sale.

p1 virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Facins isspad
ll by Abner Neal. Justice or the.Peaee
Of tbe State of Maryland. in and for CarroIl
county, at the suit of Edwin j. Crumr;no
use OF George w. Cook, against tho goods
and chattels, lands and tenements Of fbJ;al
W. Becker, and to me directed. II have
seized and taken in execution ali he r;sb,
htle, claim interest and estate al law snd
in equity Of the said Abdiel w. Becker ~; IN
and to all those parts Of a tract of lana
called New Market,'i situate in tha ,own
OF Manchester, Carroll county. he;ns ,,.rts
Of Lots No, IL and 40, frontine ~ - ~ 3
Main Street ~ feet. running barE ~ I.a s'.e
Showers land, themes with mia iarJ IT, ~
Julian James lots to- Main Street ana a
thenee to the beginning; subject "a q, az
naal rent OF ninety Ave cents. being Nv
same property conveyed 10 said AbJ;e, NJ
becker by George Shower, by Decd d.;
1oth OF March, 1850, and recorded 4, ' W.
Land Records Of Carroll county n y NV s,e
u. r. VI, No. 26, folio 5l7. ~ - a''oe.
l hereby give notice that on WFnxrs,,.,,
the 10Th day Of OcroBra. 1910 's = ,s' a ! (
hour Of o'clock, y. n. ri IL Co., ,us. ~ y lne
door, 10 the cry Of Westn,;ns 4's Io s';,i
oner the above property, SO seized snsl IL. IL,
y executions nf Public Sale. ID ill., h;sls *
ssn 90 REUBEN W. STEM,
Constable
&1HAWI,S If e;,,.. -, Z. - e ~ =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06

A RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT. - TIL Q
English papers report that in an actio n
brought against the proprietor of Lioyd's
Paper, for damages for not inserting a
newspaper advertisement correctly, the
verdict was for the defendant, with
costs, on account of the iliegibility of
the writing. Some people app EAR to be
of the opinion that printers can read
anything, and that manuscript which
they send to them that they cannot read
themselves when it gets cold, is bound
to come out all right in print Printers
spend great deal of time in trying to
decipher bad manuscript, and they
sometimes fail, but far less often than
they might be expected to, and this
decision of tho English court is no more
than justice to them.
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A WILPUL LIE The Cumberland
CipiiidH Of the oath ult. saws:

"The $4,000 per annum President Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal swears that he will
discharge every man engaged on til at work
who does not vote for John Richie.
We pronounce the above a wilrul,
unmitigated, deliberate lie, and the
editor knew it was such when he peuned
it. lie never heard Mr., Clarke max c
use of any such language, nor has any
one else. In fact, he is u gentleman
who never makes use of any such intern
peratc language. 1t is a miserable lie,
concocted for the purpose of making
votes for their niger candidate for Con.
gress, Jno L. Smith. If Mr. Lowder-
milk's health has not been no better re-
stored by his recent trip to Europe than
his veracity appears TO be in this case,
We advise him to try again or allow Tom
Pepper to tell his lies for him op
sontown Journal Of Saturday.
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STATEMENT
OF THE
EXPENSES OF CARROLL co.
FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending June 30th, 1870.

DUBLlSHED by order of the County
Il Commissioners in pursuance of Section
of Article %, Of the Code of Public Gen.
eral Laws which provides that
'The County Commissioners shall make
out and publish, in at least two newspapers
published in their respective counties, if
their be two, detdile,i, minute and aeon.
rate statement of the expenses of their said
counties, specifying therein each particular
item Of expense, and for what and to whom
paid, and shall also deliver to the Sheriff of
their respective counties as many copies of
such statement as there are Election Dis
tricts of said county, at least ten days before
each general election, and the Sheriff shall,
within six days after the receipt of such
copies, set up one of them at the place of
holding elections ia each Election District"
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Fall & Winter Goods
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!

VHNHE undersigned respectfully informs
u the citizens OF Westminster and yicini
ty, that he has just opened the largest and
best assortment of -
BOOTS AND SHOES, vi
Hats, Caps, Trunks and Va. "ee II 80
Uses. ever Offered in this CITY, t.
at the Store Room adjoining the First Ma
tional Bank. at the Railroad The stock
comprises all the latest styles of Mems and
Boys French Calf and Heavy Boots and
Shoes, and choice variety of Ladies,
Misses and Children's Black Lasting Gait.
crs, Morocco Boots and Heavy Walking
Shoes
We have purchased our stock from the
best manufacturers and guarantee is given
that they are as we represent them or no
sale
Hoping to receive n share of the patron
age of the public, and by selling for cash ut
small advance on cost price, we earnestly
solicit a call, as we will take pleasure in
showing the stock
j. FRANK BRINKERHOFF.
sep %
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NEW
Fall & Winter Stock
lvDvtiE subscribers have Just received
IL large and wei selected stock OF
FINE DRESS GOODS
direct from New York and PhiladeIphia|
comprising all the newest and prelties
styles, viz:
Dress Goods.
French all wdbr Satin, Paris Psa,dt.
Paris Brocadcf Mohar Poplin, Mourpin
Mohair, Tannicee Cloth, Black French ReI
Empress Cloth, Australian Grape, Tycoo
Reps, Black Velveieen.
shayyIs.
Watervliet, Angora, Bengal, Saratoga
Plaid Long. Pacific Long, Greenwood, Tod
mordeg, Stripe Dunder, Arab Stripe, Dou
BILE Paisley.
fringed Cloth for suits, entirely new.
GENTS WEAR.
French Cloths and Cassiniercs. In erca
variety and OF the first water.
Hatssofthe lateststyles, Cashmere. CLOTH
Wool and Silk. A large stock cf Boot
and Shoes, oil grades.
Notions Of every description and Doinc{
tics Of all kinds; also full line OF
FAMILY GROCERIES. d
We ask an inspection Of our stock befof
purchasing
HOOD & MACINTOSH.
sep %.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.
By the County commissioners for Carroll County for 1885,

Assessed Value of Property the First Election District 903
Assessed Value of Property the Second Election District 1853
Assessed Value OF Property the Third Election 1161070
Assessed Value OF Property the Fourth Election
Assessed Value of Property the Fifth Election District 1882 500
Assessed Value of Property the Sixth Election District l94r23
Assessed Value of Property the Eleventh. Election 3703502
Assessed Value of Property the Eighth Election District 620SG
Assessed Value of Property the Ninth Election District 1l9762
Assessed Value of Property the Tenth Election District 95396
Assessed Value of Property the Eleventh Election 1915
Total for County Purposes S17,S 0j160
Bank and other Stocks deducted that Tax 72500
Total for State Purposes s17O8O159
County Tax on SIT sos 100 at As sO12322
State Tax on SIT $50 1859 l9t Cents in 32S7030
Total sl7OO252
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06

A Massachusetts, firm manufactures
cabinet organs at the rate of 10000 a
year, and cannot supply the demand at
that. What becomes of all these in
stru ments.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06

Within the last ten years, Nova
Scotia has produced nearly four million
four hundred thousand dollars worth Of
gold.
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SnnII Rridges.

Amount appropriated for repair.
ing and keeping in order the
small bridges in the several
distriets-estimated .........
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06

The San Francisco butchers use TO
ice for their meat and need none. In
that dry climate meat keeps long
time.
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NO. 1859 EQUITY.
Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Jnhn MAJ. a.. Tna,L I'll -. -

John Maus vs.. Jacob Erb ct. ais.
ORDERED this 9th day of September.
" A. d. 1870, that the sales made and
reported by John j. Baumgartner, Trustee
for the sale Of the Real Estate in this cause
decreed to be sold, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 10Th day of October
next; provided "a copy of this order be in,
serted in some newspaper published in Car
roll county, once week for each of three
successive weeks before the 22d day of
October next
The report states the amount of sales to
be $i3, 1888. &c.
JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
sep 29--3t JSo. Is. Bowie, Clerk.
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Collectors of Taxes.
For Public Roads.

Amount appropriated for repair.
Ing and keeping in order the
public roads in the county for
one year-estimated. ..........
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06

cred Mt the Court House
Juries in the cases OF the Sths
John Thomson and King vs Eby
james Car, for Is cords wood delived
at Jail be
John u. Taylor, for removing snow
drifts from the public road on
which be Is Supervisor "a so
Charles N. Hess. for blasting rock
and other work on public road so 10
Costs paid Witnesses in the case OF
the State va egg, removed to
Howard eoanty 80 Is 90
Costs paid witnesses Ia the case Of
the State VS.. Bell, removed 10
Frederick county 48 90
Costs paid witnesses in the case Of
the State vs.. Croft, removed TO
Frederick county 80 90
Thomas d. Gist, late Sheriff, for pub
fishing lisenee notice in Democrat
for 1868 and 1863, and for printing
handbills of same 50 26
UriRh Il. Christ, for use Of room for
the Election held In 1865 5 90
j. j. Wilhelm, for one bottle of Ink 025
Total s7ssll 2lSS
-.
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Colorado viii apply for admission into
tho Union al the next session Of Con-
gross
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IssoLvEsr,s NOTICE.

Estate Of Stephen Rosenbeayer. dscea see
NOTICE is hereby gisen that the subserf,,.
IN have obtained from the Orphans Gamer
varroii county, letters Of Administrator {
the Personal Estate az : : = Z
STEPHEN R0SENBERGERs
late of Carroll county, deceased. ali ,.ctssi
having. claims egaipft said Estate, az Hercf
warned 10 exhibit tie same wit1iin al r,,,,1|
from this date, otherwise they may b. Il, cind.
from all benefit Of said Estate. Thosr indrfir
are requested 10 make Immediate paymonf 9
J0SEPHUS A. ORENbJRFF, n
TliADDEuS ROSEN BERGER.
sep 1s-4t Adninistfnlnrv
Estate IF Wi,iam Haises, deceasa|
NOTICE is hereby given that the Aabsol
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans (;o1:
q Carroll county, letters Testasnqatasy =
the Personal Estate Of
WILLIAM HAIsEs.
late OF Carroll county, Deceased. All uer.6
having claims against said Estate are hor.5
warned TO exhibit the same within six taf,sI
from this date, otherwise they may be e. elnIz
from all benefit Of said Estate. Those io,lsh<i,
are requested to make Immediate pafmcnt.
seq 15-iis Executor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06

lady fedncci IN circumstances, xis6c>a
IA obtain a simatio3 IN fain1Is a Hs<.
tress, and will take The charge u zavefal x.ol
children not under he age o. one yta1; uni.z
cry. A limltcd aaisrr will b. arccnss m "a
necessary, ~ good home "A tl;e n.f5c}slS "a
jet. Picase address Mr. W. Il W.. ~ {.
Westain il<s, Carroll caaasy 'd. ~ 7}'5
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Aims House Purposes.

For the support Of the inmates
in said institution for one year
estimated.................. ........ 5000 =.
Amount allowed the 0verseer or
Steward as salary for one year 400 g.
The services of a Physician to
said institution for one year.. 100 -.
Maid Hire...,.. ...,..........".."". "a -.
Services rendered on the farm by
regular farm hands ............. 500 So.
Deficiency in the appropriation
for said Farm and Aims House
for the year 1863, ~ per Aims
Housereporthereuuto annexed SS425 40
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TEsr:
JAMES BLIZZARD,
Clerk to County Commissioners.
Sept. 2sth, 1870
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Aims House Report.

BY the 9Th Section of Article Of the Code
OF PublieLsws, the County Commissioners IRE
required Il tie fine of making their Annual
Statement Of the County Expenditures, to pub
lish statement Of the financial condition OF the
Aims House.
DIR.
Per Granville Wilson, ESQ.,, Steward
to amount levied, for said insutu-
ton in 1863 s2Osl 90
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For Liquidation
Amount appropriated for paying
apart Of the principal tn ereof 5000 -.
For support Of Public SchooIs

Amount appropriated for the
support of public schools, be.
ing 10 cents on the 500 val
nation of assessablc property
OF the eonniy............... ........ 1885, 1G
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Index.

To Abner Campbell for his pat.
ent system Of indexiug for the
use of the public Offices in Car
roll county ....,........
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hAMLS Of sizes aud qualities. =
~ sep y 1agIiags \ Ssn's
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06

~ ., Abraham A. Albaugh SO 90
40, William Valentine. 40 81
al, jesse lambert ....... Al 90
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Due Other Countie,
Justices or the Peace.

For amount due to Howard co.
as per statement rendered..
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Interest on County indebtedness.

Being one years interest on
County Certificates oulstand-
ing and unpaid, amounting to
$50, 625 ..........................., 1887 5