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The New York herald., 1870-01-27
GENERAL GEaRCE II. rloNas.
He Declines Honors Bestowed Upon Him by
the Legislature Of Tennessee.

the Lcxl10ture OIL tennessee.
Tne fact has been published that General George
II. Thomas had offered TO remove his picture from
the State Library at Nashville, Tenn and refund to
the state the money expended to procure It; also
the fact proposed to return to Tennessee
gold medal presented TO him Dy the Legislature Of
the state In 1856. The following Is hts letter, max
ing known his intentiOnH:-
SAN FRAscIsoo, Cal Dec. 81, 1869.
Hon. d. A. DUNN
DEAk siI your Of tho goth yeteray
Of your friendly feeling toward take great
pleasure in giving reasons for Offering refund to
OF myself ordered painted by the Legisluure 1866
from the library Of The Capitol Of your State
viii premise stating although regretted the
Legislature of ls66 had ordered by joint resou
portrait be painted and placed IN the State I'll
bary, being convinced done through motives Of
passed without knowledge felt natural deicacy In de-
Ginning a compliment unexpected assured nv of
the sincerity act From that day until the extraor
dnary proceedings had In the present Legislature han
been led 10 believe that the act OF the Legislature OF 1856 had
been generally approved throughout tho state On being
proper appreciation of the act OF the Legislature OF
1906 required that should relieve the members Of the pre-
Legislature from the possibility OF seeing dsagreea-
bio every they went into the State Library The
tmpeled me to inform the speaker that
shall return the medal as get 10 New York,
had deposited last spring. before leaving the East
to duty this coast. Now, let that
taking the have, discain intention whatever
reject the compliment extended TO by the Legislature
1856, but Simply wish to return to the Legislature which
saion what they to consider perpeAtcd
by Legislature the people OF the State in
half / am, ve,y truly yours. GEO. H. THOMAS
Major General United States Army.
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consulting Pienipotennary with Colonel Frayre.
consented to the measure, and II the other South
American representatives arrive In time we viii
have, it u hoped the declaration OF y formal arms
sary no one can doubt; but the question arisea how
VIII this measure Affect Cuba, and what phase VIII
now assume The cuban Minister here u greatly
exercised at this step OF the Peruvian government
and considers tnat Peru has not fulfilled the promises
made to Cuba when tue independence OF that Aland
was acknowledged.
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Chill e.

rhe Political Campaign-Tho Mediation of the
United s5fntcs-Gsnerai Matters.
VALPARAISO, Dec. II, 1862
the past fortnight has not oeen proouclve u
events that would call the attention OF eAci'c 'uo
interest Of the readers OF the HERALD. Inc ac'lvo
,o,,,,c., camnaien. already fully described in my
sr.v,ona communications, steadily progresses, and
~ popu,ar mind appears 70 b. thoroughly awakened
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THE MONTHLY COAL SALE.
The Spectators ssDOwn in the I0uth''-
Marked Decline In Prices.

EHTKeu DcC.EH0 IN TE1CcSs
The regular monthly sale Of Scranton coal TOOK
place yesterday at the Delaware, Lackawanna aud
Western Railroad Company's salesrooms No. 20
Exchange place, J. H. Draper, & Co., auctonecrs.
Seventy five thousand tons were offered and sold at
prices considerably lower than last month. Several
attempts made to bid up the price, particularly
on the stove coal. but the tendency OF the market
was downward, ana the scheme did not succeed.
The following bids will show the market a. 1t now
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The Interest Of tho Colombian People in
the Proposed Canal Through
the Isthmus.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN CHILE.
Great Railway Undertaking Across
tho Andes.
Disastrous Landslide in
Ecuador.

The steamship Arizona, from Aspinwail January
Is, arrived in tas port yesterday bringing US the
latest news. The purser VIII receive our acknow-
Judgements Tor iavors received.
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The nrst bid offered on stove coal was 81 SO, but
none was sold at that price, higher price being bid
Immediately. Notwithstanding the effort to keep
up the price, all the various grades sold lower,
the average prices or last months sale being
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Q y 3 A..
Serenade to Mr.. Seward by the Volunteers
Of Havana.
Mr.. Stewards Response to an Address Of
Welcome.
No Expectations Of an Early Termination Of
the Revolution.

Tho steamship Columbia, Captain Van Slice. from
Havana on the 22d inst, arrived at this port last
evening.
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MARINE TRANSFERS.
Date. 4 Cidss. Mann.

The following Is a complete list Of marine trans
fers from the I'D inst. 10 date
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REVENUE REFORM The House Of
Representatives, some days ago, passed
the following resolution, introduced by
Mr. Kellogg, by vote of l6I yeas to D
nays:
That the true principle Of revenue re.
form points TO the abolition Of the internal
revenue system, which was created as n war
measure to provide for extraordinary OK.
ponscs, and the continuance of which in.
wolves the employment, at the cost Of
millions Of dollars annually, Of IN army of
assessors, collectors, supervisors, detectives
aud other officers previously unknown. aud
requires the repeal OF II at tho earliest day
consistent with the faith aud credit of tho
government, and of all stamp aud other
internal taxesi and that properly adjusted
rates shall be detained on disilIed spirits,
tobacco and malt liquors, so long rs the
legitimate expenses Of tho government 70
qulre the collection of any sum from inter.
nal taxes.
The Baltimore Sun very aptly 70.
marks that this is all correct enough us
general proposition, in response TO
what has been the tendency of the pub.
Tic mind since the war, but il is nothing
more than an expression Ct opinion by
the House, aud has no legislative force
There can be no objection to a dceara.
ton of public policy so entirely in &C
cordauee with common sense, honesty
and prudence But what the people
look for is that their cry for relief shall
have a practical answer IL is every.
where felt that the present system op
presses industry and rstards trade and
prosperity, and there is general sense
Of injury and hardship resulting from
it. The required reform involves, Of
course, the entire Abandonment Of Ihc
inquisitoral income taxa tax not only
inquisitorialand uni lst, but ia violation,
it is believed, Of the public faith, it
having been stipulated when it was
first enacted, that il should expire at
the end Of 1863 Yet this law, which
Congress had promised not to continue,
it last year deliberately re enacted, and
now the Senate committee has reported
against all bills pending Tor its repeal
The eTiseneies Of the government must
Of course be met, but il is certainly
reasonable to suppose that the time is
near when the bulk Of the burdens Of
present taxation may be removed.
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The War.

The delay 10 the bombarAmest OF
Paris is said to be eaased by the insnf
6cicney Of ammosition 10 the German
camps, aud by the siege guns not yet
being 10 position. A large number of
horscs are to be seat Immediately from
Germany to place the guns IN the
trenches ready for use. An engage
meut is reported 10 have taken place on
Thursday at BIsis, on the railway half
way between Orleans and Tours, 10
which the Germans we're repuIsed Oh
the succeeding day the French we're
driven out Of Vendome, forty miles west
Of Orleans. Dispatches from Bordeaux
say that the Germans are retreating all
along the line Of the Loire, and that
the French have been reinforced and
preparing for simultaneous attack
fhe Germans are concentrating at
foetot, twelve miles from IIavrc, to at.
tack chat city a despatch from Lille
reports a rumor OF successful sortie
from Paris, and the surrounding az the
Germans at Versailles by Troeha's fore.
es This is nneonGfmed, but the general
spirit Of the dispatches from about Paris
represents the city as being able to hold
out three months longer, and that mean
while an offensive movement in strong
force viii be nude against the beseigers.
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IN ne District Court # ne United Sfdie.
FIR The district If Mdryirnd. IN Hanl.
rupicg, in The mdiier qf jarrett Siduek,
HnaktpH.
hliDERED this 9Th day Of December,
" 1870, that Tho sslps made and reported
by William A. Mekellip h Charles Z. lieir.
snider, Assignees Of Jarrett Sbanck, Bank
rupt in the above entitled cause. be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause 10 The contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 4th day
Of January next; provided a copy Of this
order be published IN the Democratic Adro
rais, q newspaper printed IL Carroll county,
Maryland, aud lbg baltimore 1sm,icon,
printed in Baltm city, once in each Of
four successive weess before the said 4ih
day Of January, 1871.
The report states the amount Of sales 10
be siG,e48.OG.
WILLIAM +. GILES,
dec i5--4t Judge.
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Ia addition Z, our Liberty lob Press, We
have added a Iargs number of nav fonts Of
fancy Iob Type. to our former stock, aad
We are now prepared 70 print Visiting Cards,
wedding Cards. Business Cards, Tickets or
Cards Of Iavitaiion for Balls. Pie Nics or
Soeiahles, Bill lfcads, Ciruulnrs, Ceriif
eates. Manthly Statements, labels, BlaHka
II every kinds, Letter Heads. &C., IN as
Rne slyie as can be produced anywhere.
Printing done iu gold, brouze, or coiored
iaks. as cheap and az well as itcan be done
IN tho ciiies
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Congressional.

Within the past week several new
bills have been introduced and referred
to committees. In the Senate Mr.. SAILS.
bury offered a resolution inauirins Of
the President the occasion Cor the send.
ing Of troops to Delaware at the recent
election in that State. Mr. Schprz Of.
iered a joint resolution for the general
removal Of political disabilities. Mr..
McCrcery offered a joint resolution ap-
pointing joint committee Of two from
the Senate and three Of the House TO
inquire whether the late General r. T..
Lee had any right or title to the Arliag.
ton es ate, which made IL liable to for.
fixture by his participation in the late
war, and whether j; was not the property
Of Mrs. Ice and her children. aud ifso.
TO adopt such measures as will restore
the estate TO MIS- Ice, with componsa.
,ion for damage done the property; and
to inquire into the cxpediency ofremov.
ing the remains Of those who are buried
on the estate; and also to consider the
propriety of restoring the Washington
relics to Mrs Ice Mr.. Chandler in
troduecd bill relating to commercial
intercourse between the United States
and tho British North American Pos.
sessions and the Republic Of Mexico,
which was referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
In the House, Joseph II Rainey Ono.
gro) was admitted to scat, as Repre-
sentative of the first South Carolina
district. A bill repeating the tenure.
Of office acts was passed under sus.
pension Of the rules. A resolution was
introduced aud referred to the Commit.
tee on Foreign Affairs. authorising the
President TO appoint a committee Of Ave
persons to negotiate treaty with the
authorities of San Domiugo for tho ac.
QUESTION of the territory of that Govern.
mcut, with authority to report the
result of such Investigation as they may
make and the Information they may ob.
taiu. A resolution to abolish the pre-
ssut internal revenue system aud to 70
duco tcxation was introduced by Mr.
Kellogg, and passed under suspension
Of the rules, with but five negative
votes.
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Gratd Vocal aud IasfyHmcRfaJ C0acsrt
at O,id FsilolrS HaA, Hes,aias,ey,
on secoad Ncie Kear's essaag, jan.
HaTy 81, 1871
The Choir OF St Pauls Reformed
Church, OF Westminster, assisted by the
'' Amph ons, together with distia
guished Performers and Vocalists from
Baltimore, viii give a Concert inter.
spersed with Tableaux, for the beueit
Of the Sabbath School connected with
said Church. Doors open at 81 o'clock
p N Admittaaee Is cents, children
Is cents
WV 3 THoNAs. SecretarY.
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Senator Casscrly has introduced a
resolution, demanding, substantially the
Prasidcnt to farnish the why and tho
wherefore Of the Interference ofthe array
aud navy in civil matters, elections, aud
the like The resolution is very search.
ing, and It complied with, viii bring
together a mass Of very curious doca,
ineutS.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
WEDDING PRESENTS

/ AIDES Fine Gold Watches and Chains,
Gold aud Silver American Watches
Gold aud Silver Chains, 0uld bracelets,
Stem Winding Watches. Heavy ~ ut. Plain
Finger Rings, Solid Silver Ware. Albatn
Forks aud Spoons, Fine Table Cutlery,
Silver plated Ware, Silver Thimblos Sc.
w LLIAM MOORE,
Matchmaker aud ,lewcler, has Just opened
nice stock Of Fine Goods suitable for
Wedding or Christmas Presents. Persons
in want o. articles IN our line are invited to
give us call, as we are sure to please you
with our stock and low prices.
WM. MOORE,
Practical Matchmaker aud Jewticr,
dec lb--Bt Mpnttninsttf, Md.
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MUNICIPAL EGRcTIoNs al an clee.
ton 10 Boston, Oh the l2th instant, Gas.
ton, Democrat, was elected Mayor BY more
than 3,00O majority. Newbucyport and
Lowell, ia the same State, also elect
Democratic Mayors.
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E.lale o[Jgln RoLerl.. decen.ea.

Esiate NJ Joha Robcrfs, deceased.
vGHIlIS is to rive notice Iha, the snbscri
beers have obtainei from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, in Maryland, let
tors of Administration on the personal es
tate Of
JOHN ROBERTS,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having clhims against The deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with tho
vouchers thereof legally authenticated 10
tho Subscribers on or before the first day Of
July next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefits Of said estate,
Given under our hands this 18th day Of
December, A. u. 1870.
DANIEL II. ROBERTS,
CHARLES u. ROBERTS,
dee l5-it Administrators.
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TnR PnrLapErpaTA OCEAN SRA

THR philadelphia OCEAN STEAM.
SHIP LiSE-The entire stock Of the
Ameriean Steamship Compauy of Phil
adelpaRl, has been subscribed for, aad
double the amopar required was offered,
Offers have also been made lorthe bonds
to be iss=ed on the security Of the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company
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District Court ofthe United States for the
District Of Md,glaad, IN Bankrtptcg, in
the matter Of nR1idm n. H. Gedftg,
bankrupt.
Disrnicr ~ MAINLAND, sst
4 Warrant IN Bankruptcy has beeu issued
"A by said Court hiRinst The esiaie OF
William II. II. Geatty, Of the county Of
Carroll, and State Of Maryland, IN said
District, has been duly ndiudeed Bankrupt
upon petition Of his creditors, and the paw
lnent of any debts aud the delivery Of any
property belonging Is said Bankrupt, to
him, or to his use, ard the transfer Of amy
property by him. are forbidden by law. A
meeting Of the creditors Of said bankrupt,
10 prove their debts aud choose one or
more Assignees of his estate, will be held
at a Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden at
Frederick, IN said District, Oh the 2ath day
Of December. A. d., 1870, at 10 o cloek
A NJ. at the office Of b. 4. NJ. Hurley, IN
Frederick city, Maryland, one of the Reg
islers in bankruptcy Of said District.
EDWARD Y.9OLD9BoROUGH,
Y. $. Marshal for said District.
dec s-9t
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By a number at ladies and gentlemen,
for the benefit OF &c. Joseph Catholic
Char"',, Sykesville, Monday, January
"a, 1872 at Owings' Hall sykessills
Ticket 10 cents Children . cents.
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Est0te of Edr0rd Myers, deceosed.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the sGbscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll comfy, letters Of Admin.
tration on the Personal Estate Of
EDWARD MYERS,
late Of Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
in SIX months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested Ia
make immediate payment
WILLIAM P. ANDERSON,
dec 15--ft Administrator w. A.
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NO HOG EQUITY.
Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Joshua Bosley VS.. BERNARD MeGinnity,
Mary N. McGinnity.
'nRDBREb this 18Th day Of December.
" 1870, tha, The sale made and reported
by John J. Baamgariner, Trustee, appoint.
ed to sell the real estate in this cause de.
creed 70 be sold, be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 18th day Of January
next; provided copy Of this order be in
serted once y week ia each Of three success.
sive weeks before the last named 18th day
Of January.
The report states the amonnt Of sales ia
be S22j0.0O.
JN0. .. BOYLE, Clerk.
True eopy,-rest:
dec 1854 JSo. d. BoYLE, Clerk.
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NO, loet EQUITY

NO, 1901 EQUITY.
Circuit Court for Carroll Couaty.
Daniel I,eppo VS.. Catherine Leppo 4 Others.
nRDERED Ibis 18th day Of December,
" 1870, that the Audit Glcd in thls cause
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary he shown on or be
fore the 31st day Of December instant; pro
vided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Carroll conn
~, for two successive weeks before the last
named day.
JNO. y. BOYLE, Clerk.
True eopy, Test;
dec 1874 JN0 b. Boyle, Clerk.
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watch Repairing.
MoTlcE..

VNHE 0ficc 81 the Board ~ School Com
n4issoners VIII hereafter NJ open an
ton Of business with the Secretary, Treas.
nrer, and Examsner.
i, NJ NEwS0N,
Westminster, feb l0,-sff Secretary.
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NOTICE Is hereby given thAt anplicA
N ton viii Ne made - the Comfy Com
inissioaers 81 Carroll county, 81 thcIF next
meeting thrtr days from The date thereof
for a county tonds said road 10 run from TIE
old Baltimore coanty road 20 the Gorseh
county road, where the Western M. Rail
road crosses said county road. n commence
at the end Of said Old county road which
extends 10 John d. Powders land; then
through the said Powders land an
III IL inte,seots L. r. Cr6ut's and Jacob
l.oekard's lands, then with the division Bne
through said lands nniil II intefsecls VIM
Loekerd's land; then through said land 10
James W Hooks Ia 4; thea through said
land TO James 7. Tawney's land, then
through said land to Peter Sehloss.rs land;
then through said land 10 Jesse Long
land then through said land until Il inter.
seets division line between Jesse Long and
Lewis Beaver; then with said line antN n
intersects division line between the said
Beaver and Lewis Green's land; then with
said division line until II intersects the said
Beavers land; then through said land 10
the 0orsuch county road.
JOHN d. POWDER,
nov 2i-st and others.
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TtAIds ead zee my Gns hssoftmenf Of
" Freueh Cloths, fsassinsres, sod Goods
Of al grades and kind, a. Philaieiphia
prices
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PRIVATE SALE.


Y>HE undersigned, having removed 10
Y Mestminster. will veil his 81 4 residence.
on the DeeFpagk Road, 2 miles east II the
Deefpal.k Chapel, 1 ACRES with the i'm
pSovemenis, 81 more land e desired
The above land is improved with two
story DWELLING, Btanary,
Meat House, s,aSle, Hen IN ~
House. and an excellent wen
81 water in the yarA. 49,
The four Acres are in Apples. Peaches,
Pears, Qninces, Grapes, and in fact an the
fruit that family can wish.
The above will be sold very low and on
reasonable terms
II is good opening for one wishing TO
Keep store or COT any mechanic.
For further particulars apply 70
A. j. WILHELM.
opposite Carroll Hall, Westminster
feb ~, AZ
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MecasSicsvn4s axb Fisksstae ToRSrikg.
A GCORDING to a resolution passed al
IN the last meeting Of the Board Of Di.
foctors Of the Mcchanicsvile and Fi8ksBnrg
Turnpike Company, The stockholders 81
said company are hereby noti6ed that theis
ID, an, sth, eth and tn inaallmeRts Of
81. 50 on each snd every share Of capital
stock by them subscribed, will Ne due IN
snceession on the let u December, 1870
and on the la of january, February, March
and Arrii 1871, Those who have not paid
list and ID miscellaneous win please pay inn
mediateiy.
JOHN r. sT0cKSDALE,
dec S-3t Secretary.
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TIVE subscriber, d Licensed Serivenef, IS
I always ready, On short notice and rem.
scnshle serns to write Deeds, Mortgages,
Bias Of Sale, Boads,. ReleAses. Wals, a..
~ p. SAYL.ER.
Double Piee Creek, Nd. aosr 10
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a CHOICE assortment Of fac Black
"A AipacAs; also iow pficed and fancy
coiors, a.
SOP ~ ". y. Norris 4 cs's.
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NO. 7ss EQUITY

NO. 7s5 EQUITY.
Circuit Court for Carroll Comfy.
Francis Matthias and Nancy his wife. vs..
John y. Boyle, Executor Of VIM. A.
Matthias, deceased.
ORDERED this sth day Of December,
" A. D. 1870, that the Audit filed in
this eaase Ne ratified and confirmed, unless
ca Sc to the eontrary,Ihereof he shown on
or before the % day ofJanuaey, A. o. 1871;
provided a copy Of this order be inserted
for two successive weeks in some Newspaper
published ia Carroll county, before the last
named day.
JN0. q. BOYLE, Clerk.
Tfue copy,--Tesi:
dec IS n JSo. B. BoYLF, Clerk
NO. 1893 EQUITY.
In the Cireaif Court for Carroll county.
The Manchester Savings Institution Va.
Elizabeth Riley and others.
NOTICE is hereby given this 9Th day Of
~ Of December, 1870. ID the creditors
Of Thomas Riley, deceased, Ia 6le their
claims properly proven and Authenticated
with the Clerk ~ this Court. on or before
the 10Th day Of February next.
A.. NEAL,
dee st Special Auditor.
NO. 1854 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John 3. haumsartner aud Charles T. Ref
saider, vs.. Jacob ". Houck and Others.
NJ Office il given this sth day Of Deccm-
her, 1870, to the creditors Of Jacob
~ Houek, who were saeh prior the 18TH
day Of August. 1870, to fle their eiains
properly proven AID aatheHticated with The
Clerk Of this Court, on or before the 18th
day Of February next.
A. NEAL,
dec l5--4t Speciai Auditor.
Defnesstcs.
NUSLINS, Llnseys, Prints, GinehnMs
! WI Sc. Se., very cheap, At
4 mar 3 ". X 2RkNANDiS.
I OURToWS TOBACCO ANrID0TE,
1 ID for sale At
A.. N. HUBERS,
dec 10 No. q Carroll Hasl
4. resi- Rasins, Currants aud Gisroa
II just received and for sale w
dee Crimes a iSoafsr.
-l---l-a-44a--a-.sal-..A--s..la --a-aa.sl
a FULL line Of Sash Ribbons an shades
sepl Hoos a Maceisrosa.
w ATeR Prcof clcsAs At u Yngiiug
w sons, al eolors. Hoy "
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brown and Bleached Mdslins At masi
~ aflesarers pfinas, also fsiAghnns, Tee
inGs, FiANnels. Ne "a
ap7 ~ i. NsTf9s& fb'ss
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Dental Notice .

IlR. eE0. 5. F0UKE, Denfs, offers III.
services at lis rooms IN Westminster
every Mnnday, Tuesday and Saturday, Alec
One Day In every month at the following
places:
Niddlebnre, LEI Thursday Double Pipe
Tabeytcwn, Ind Friday; Ubion Bridge, Sra
Thufsday New Windsor. sfd Friday; En-
miitsbufe, 9TH Thursday Mechanicstdwn, Str
Friday. Oct 20
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Seasonable articles, 10 prose aud verse
on the first page