davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-05

war1antee leeds conveying city aEl suburban
property within sven nlil',s f The Court fInuse,
letl TOT record on Thursday, November J:
Ii,titut II, t CUE. OF r'acknu 4 tt, " I, 50
wsiis,a, sss Il Of E.:h ., i, ssxi; LID :"
s'ean s, 100 It of Sosis 81. Is I. s;zis; r.: ~
Sos. +.......: 1,cc"
leesss'; IT; Oct s>..:.....-.. .....-... 1000
loo It, with ssSi2s # III Peterson ST: ss1cr.
re Il. Il I: oi Pannas,, IT, M1:u II; ~
Du,, Side 1t. 1s: i; ri Ta.u,y-s,ni' It, NV
,e:xl1A It, with buildings: Nos. 1...... 3s59
s's,:i ." St. lso ftc OF F.anAlln 1t, + {, Sex
- It: NoE: l.-...:.-:. e1,soo
y: s.!"f'; Ssp: II, 1ss;; coo
us!s,ss ss, = Il s 81 St. i, SKIS, II; 1'''a
Sns. e..:......:. -.;..-...:-...:.... 1,aoo
vi, 4:xsso +: Utt 2......,-............. 1880
oIa;esqd ."na; a II y # SOL Addison aF'w mn
On greet between asr,'s,:a IA aud Rsubcn s..,
mtve.e go fsfi,-frst and Flfty-secoad s's,
r,s"s: i ~ W. ~ cosntr % Of sx;7.irz; e..w ''0
1s6 !; x1G'at Il. win ether luss tn sane
ra,ss.ts1ss an,aris's', i, osi IS ., W:n;xo;ia
I. lsihx1Sl Il: &,c,. .1l.-................... 100
s!St,rtH 81. sfs.l I, T. VI Stewart nv, II. ;ax
Kas5s I; 4 ! IS =: q iiit;:=scana St, ~
Jcns:,tL i. htsween t;fose aad OK sts,
y I. aax1s'. It; Aur. 81. 1900
F:uttten ~ lot. u q faaie Z, sashstss Sub OF
strks.1 sv, !sS It n Of forts-seeoaa ST. 49,
A WEST or OLD CITY llxtTs.
eLts r. n !. 1ces:eesE #: Nor. s--.-..... 1,s01
wa1raustc reeds, conveying city aud suburban
rsorrtiY, within seven miles ri the Court-uopse,
Fled for record on Friday, Nov. i:
Mohawk st. Of Glsoourn a@, 1. sssxl26
1isc,in AZ. ii /, Of webster a. i,ef, :"
Di.Eel u, les It . Of ccarrc It. i. 4sxla5
n: a!so. centre q, 5, $40 Il = OF Dayton
st. !. 81 3-1fxirt +: aug. '2......::.... 1,sot
lcr IT, i, - :i-,opxlto s-io II: Nov 49,. 100
Dists,,.n =, se # OF sttgw'eA 81, d I. AK -,
rearsn s., j ii E 81 maistsi st, u I. ssx7do
1aa; III svs; 81. iii i; Il i1a;as s., t. ssx
ls5 .-lu It, with building: Oct 97.-.....-. 1900
julian u, 3O6 II e OF y oo.i ST, 8 I, 4sxlco IT.;
c1,t.s i. - Il West i1aian4 ST, az
slasn II. * ne IT So'.is 81, n i. s:xiss II. '
with bul'attR: Sept -. ........-....... l,n
| NIi~ an&t't Av+ sSo II u \ vi EAfEeutet q. n
ef, e1x19| #: Au.. .s1......-....... 80. $50
strau 81, aaa 1t { vi Eoete ST. IL I, .sxIs3 It.;
1 Gt. t.St.-,....-.--.-.-..~ =
lEG taLa ar. Ii cur Of Twen!y fourth 81.
! i. u aA,:sG, It. Nnv L.. $3.50. -. 10,
l.owc ~, st4 # ; II Douglas place, " (. tx
| 1s3t.pu: uct- -25............... .......- ii
:i,rIlitH" mr., ~ Il n Of Twenty-lfth St, CT.
| GVAl26 II; Uct e6...........,.. .......... II, ~
| stE1H Of Cl1T LIMITS.
0.C1ttsRe Grove sr. 4lt G-l" II 4 u Forty
s.cund It, c I. s:S'91 Il: Oct es.......... So!
WEST uf OLD elTr LIMITS.
Mozart ri, 1<.A It l. ot N0r.h Nv, y (, s0x
| Ito Dc 1x........-.-.......-.-.-..* *
| sicxalt RI. 193t7 II L vi Notth az, I, :t1
II Il: U,'. l3........,.-.-........... .... 81
a;si t.: ~. ....,................... s,s
| L .kc ST, y Vi Sinun.oa 81, y I, GA9s It. Nos.
] &-.-
| tn street. a:a II n Of ~ .ffn 81. and ss& its
Of Fnaf;h n, " (. s.sS:!ss 4; Ott is.....-. 1.a
Morton -. fis It OF Fourth II. { I, :.Sif9
| u: OGt. l......... ~
, 1870-11-05
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Interesting Base Ball Statistics,
No Game Between the White Stock
ings and the Reds. -
The Turf.
Base Ball.
TuE WHITES ASD RHpS.

No response has as yet len iccciFcd from the
Ned Stocking managers with Reference 20 toe
counter proposition made BY the Whites 70 play
the l4 ST Sat.e ot the rev sertcs IN Chicago, aad
the I. cunu tn cioclr nAu. Some Light l. thrown
upoa the matter By paragraph IL the Eaqxirer,
10 the effect itat " Arrangements could not be
made SATISFACTORY to ali parties, parity owing TO
III. mt apLca> Of Individual mcnahe.s Ut the Ct:.-
ciunsu Giut-"
TIE STANDING or CLtE5-
The following tab Z kncws I Z tat2I number OF
ealb, rck ulaF pIAc ice assl, exhibition, lust BY
tie leading Professional e1uns during .n= kt3ssn
Of 1s7u, up ip .tate The recarl IL rUmplete. win
the exception uf the hro.e vi ihr game walca the
Fuest Cltys. Of R1ckfEa. lost 10 The Athletics On
the nccahon of their EAstrfa trip rar1y IN the
summer, aud the precise .uf.s Of Wh!cn TIE can-
not recall:
, 1870-11-05

F.. Scfr!tj jfcr i s;t. ~ trf $nn Fran.
cas.s3 l'u.e California Dranay. hare great SAL
fsct =: tn !" tag allie 10 :. cumme,af tas bsaEuy
10 E7y net.cal tH eth:en as a pure vine t. asly,
ftee flUIn ulI authorizations ann sut>tttnttnnS VI
p.Ier sp1rtA Ut 14yn,tugs CHAs. T. JACKSON,
SGate .A.saSef for Massachusetts
HANrt U. ScnNtDT l. CO., 3o Bearer street.,
NGWI T0tE, a1le ERslein Agents.
, 1870-11-05

SUBURBAN real E*TATE.
L'oR sALt-Ar HARLEM, THIRTY AlSUTE>'
r.Ec .Inm Wct.-.t Dtpat. eA nc. .rs..icucr lu.s
&c f.v,:.! sesH T. I..se ,uskas t.vtor. .c,tas..
, 1870-11-05

TO nENT-..t Ns:;i SuMF. LiHt;k KESIDHv vt,E,
IL tnF-t.kc los:e. anh "a: t.uts, hAn.t-
.n rls s.n::. 1t. d D. sral. location. the ~s.t
oitts l.et.i 5. ~ t3.s to = Surni tFnnns. - .
"A III: lck Hfsli'E>. i:a!> WESi vAN buren,
IT., With ttAht: honer coHt.trs III Heat, 4sN.
Apply IL jUhS a. xLi. II y ankAh-av-
, 1870-11-05

Yesterdays ftf.n.
An n!arn from G9x No. ai5 at hulf-psst o'clock
ysstcstla5 1nosnlny, was Caussd ny the partial .t,-
117 and l49 West MonEoc street. oxueei by Moore /
E1tng. LDta ab Ut .3at1: IN .uret Tor Fluid The
causc of the tire Is attrl0ut-l 10 tnceRuI 1r IN.
1esday morning, was ocrasfonat1 hy The discovery
III trr IN fratne cottage. Ma IS Srlg vlck s,rees
1wDrd and occupied ty 1eElrrsou GltIurr. Loss
11n,n9. Cau5s, 2 defective nue.
, 1870-11-05

Ercu &. +. !. Colbnrn, Doctor nj
Dtrtri Surgery, Sewask, y. 1.-THE popular
lcLtllEcs. kIbWp as Su10dnDt, .ttslt3es b1.ug a
very nj! s-ar, addition 10 the :".ef, coM'atns IT,
Rrrtlrn +. itaI. II used accOrcin1 to tue AlreC-
iints. will prove 0f the greatest utility u the
hraiah Of the north AID teeth.
, 1870-11-05
AGEe rs WANTED.

t - -.
A E:nE3 " Ar &r-At-<i1 4 uAk ~ MAl4A A-D
= f'Iaait axtnt,t u trEut:sc ts- BuE.3EfR Eis
SHttFlLE sEWleG MACHINES s:i:et Alike
I'D IN the Gatssd s:ste- t9s is4. st4n So y
nlents and the rc!te- ahte p1eetc1to7
All u:::tat. tluttt A13tr-: II. - 4f-
, 1870-11-05
DIED.


HFPSOS-Nayen,ner ,, Nellie Nay. iaf.ct daushtE
Of Htnsy o. aud rlfzatcth Bct,on. aset II months.
MUsS-tn this city. November ). Nrs. Peu1n4 W.
wife Of ". T. 3t.-e, .1r-
Ftir.as nrc Invited to attrnA her funeral from No u
Graas tlace. SATURDAY, Snyesubes S, Al o'clock.
r.
RICHARDN-At the rrsidrucc al his rarrntt. No. ia
Abe1d, tfr et Friday. Nosenttr I. Of crur VAL
10 1. tnIs Gf ANArd Il. and Msrr Kich a1us.
aera years md months.
Dnr nutier o! thu funr rs1 will bc given.
, 1870-11-05
AfkEN,S Ml!SEE,l,
DEARBORN THEATRE. .

DEAKBUkX THEATRE.
MANNING'S MINISTRIES.
IRaSD MATINEE THIS AFIERStM,s. ap2 M ri.
evening last two Of The excellent bill to'
ths week, &he vefy 1ankhshe .krsen
THk OLD EHMk
TWO TO Uyk. THE TWIN RR0IHEHS.
THE COItttED BELL:
Mondss entirely new bill Revival, by 1cneTnl re
cuF,t. Il the errst MCTNSx TRIAL vii suun b.
f1ttucrd. Ike TRIP AROUND THE WORLU.
, 1870-11-05

IkB I'd o., The Illicit lsixRillcric~ OF the
Fifth WlArd- 6'llc fkGEesalts officers
>tsipustrA By 1%0uU lutIcd sta Ge,a
l1oopA-LollkslOns sTtsh klAc Mob
A l-nrEc Number OF DlAtil2rrtcs
ftrDA en- Tn.
, 1870-11-05
The Turf.

TUE EECkkfE N0NS6 FAtR-
CIAG1SSA71. Nav. 4.-fhc @as = XoI attcud-
ant4 lt-sIuy AZ t1- l'cck+ 81 tfIssc Fstt For 1ne
1ipcfs Ia u"es Eta1lion. Eze. style, cd, AID ac
zion tons!detetl. the ttr=t p1eRlun ~As a*anlesl
10 General Ynrx's lockwood, Fears OLD: second,
to G. A. Scotia Aleck Farest, EeatH Old. For the
Lncst pair 0i road horses, ~lehDut te1ari to 5cx,
color, Ut owner, sar d It FTrmium was awArsietl
to Captain BnHhrt's GEaYs; seecnas 70 Charles
kshu'a tIsys- .
The rScipE resulted as follows:
, 1870-11-05

N1.sIATCNE ALMANAC ...-
| CnI.Asso Nov. s, ls.o.
Sun Is Mo r.-s. 3:a5 p.
Sun - >. Mo. n+s........ SO i, III
, 1870-11-05
"sral.D,SGs GIrE,- With brush, ready 70. usc

ftnNriCk Removed nNd tisc skin
made smooth By using Juniper Tar Soap, manu-
tacrurei By casweft, Hazard Il CO., New YORK
Rnp-r EsnnvinEs mud Window
Shadvs-la1est stale pninIs, oils, glass and
brushes, at F. f, Rlgby's, 50 Randolph Street
, 1870-11-05
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE..
ESGAGEMEST OF
THE GREAT L!NGARD

With biz EF:W YORK CONVERSATIONS. Including
Ai-a j LICE DESa1AG, Mis- u IL ~ AHl,, Eir 1cau
N se:.lr, ttr thcr !rrt Hyrr-rsEct II Ehse :n Gc0
u; B1AlFAEE, th~ rcrunr yenEr artar. and hos: 81
stf,rte sasrt in r"ed1er vAIdrsi!its. dFssss' 1nd
sioufias and Tuesday evenings. Eov. nuis
tAlAr btAk At:SkH MnS FAIR LAnH.
F{@GAEl II Ht~ CTR At SKETCHES
To Toc,rcIudr with L,tr 1lubLEklss.
Adu,ttlb, Is crnt.; reserved seats, alr And Sl.el
, 1870-11-05
NJ ARRIVED.


DLGul.TF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the rreaIns Of Nj
x.mler J. ~ tke hnuee Of tht bEd'. fathef. u !! p
.Sitr, eAslIr rf the lndiatta arrne tAnstfati0ual
t'lnnl', Sc!eon Def;oycr. ksq.. aud Miss Lausa Us
Goiycr-
ALRt,LI- MCCORMICK - November =, ut the
Jesuit Chu. cf hy Rsv. Father AcidessoE. Mr 1ahu
Carrut Ct Utica, NJ T., and Mas Lizzie AcEoglutck of
GhfcaE,.
IL Utica papers plea>e copy. .
rFElNG-wEuELr-iVn 7tur.dAr, November }
Mt the Of the bri tea father the RcF- Or
Hatfield john q, FeEiuE nnd Mary K. Wchrle beta Of
chicago. M cards. -
:4- LnustEilt. tky.l and bloomington tfud.) paper
please cupy.
ruv vAs-cOwLFs-1n this city. Sov-rnbeea. BY
the Rev. A. y. kitr,dse,,f. Ed@nfd Dowus and Mis-
eft1y =, C1wlte. 40 ca1rlS.
, 1870-11-05
BOARD WANTED.

DOARp-ASD ROOM ~ AN AMERiCAS FAM.
u lily. Would pIrfeI to tse Cou1s Hone p,ee1-
liz AdaE,ss, u ie::er only. H, Geut.sl Horse.
R0AKp-AF.NIi.Tu uF THREE DtstRE RpAR
- sotsh tf tt1y rnl 81, and wislio thtts hoka
e Fai1sfew or oakland stations. Address j. B.
OWEN. fs4 Vast HanGult h.4t.
, 1870-11-05

waited TN they hid enough rqu!p t~s cdn,ent. I'd
S.:ss@ i IL Ill: = al 3 I
:, III ;6. .s ass Ut '1Ra r.
~ %Ss s:$ fsss: ssi
E'ss fSes W; sraet Shtes VIZ msit sets.r ths
5 sa "a: G ~ o Il .hs n, u sh:s .s
h = N; s : shr Il .ns fs. ri; sss
'nu,tsI In 11e 'aH'' why. ce nel. ss,r nn{,
At ss nith your r saas,as ont .he sanao At
Ss~ IT s.n1sa. nd - for sI.t IN tae
%ay ~. .as Si.,s fe, II x.st ~
,.a III .isow u sa pFt.@as she bill IN shi. way.
susis mud iii tad shsTr ita you sht Price .. iay
sas .a
."u to e"ussa Z them wcrhy Of. Such 'trns tcon
i'm ::Ss iii. 'aS's and ea'*fS
orAnrsn4..:s! !sssss;? !: Gx,4.rasyr s ,ss
*e..7. Cooley and ts'1si;. t1i'e3 cSsese "4'A.
en t. Ga. ~ II g Z
tss Che1Es Ttss. .s.in.s sou- tor my sssaatuF Is
tGst s,n sht - ., IL pant. : nd 70: n.at
.es14al % 1smsa:ton es tne r, h e"Pcssu. qe,1 qe,p
!. III. .Iusn and noilinF alter NJ IL Ia
Il e"s e'
dtnaud. M.v nsAttsnl- In m{ ab-eneet t1b nit
Is, A LINT ~h Il e,s5,tSs :astsseu.9 /, 's:ss.
Iht. ,aln.,ttt dreiaed th.t uosht t. rsea!e
tFt % III .'n .aed e r. ts.s Il h.re no
W fhs s;s,s 'as ,as a 'sts' va
se1o1dly. ~ ka1da yeu Letter of june Is 1851.
Ss - 1T .. IT, statement 10 ySs ny
5bc is1tcr .poken of sbo.e w.s received Wills
lkfp r
, 1870-11-05
SEWING MACHINES.

/ 1tK>' tStsI>EA, P1KTARLk Gi.nfaAtSC
~ and hcfA.t-E (, to rlhosse power; hAInasrs
II tTtnaAE's petale bnF1 Eans ntA; et4Aa<arts nt4t
trx r. 0{1s ISE EATnE. -ept. IN Eon+h Ca -
, 1870-11-05

GOVERNMENT GOODS DEPOT,
l.s and le. w..hiuetan..s.. ChicaTo.
FOR SALE-Hn.nt... SAdtes, Nrdlcs, ff.itts.,
GGrt, Kifce. Hs,ttsacts Bla!sA.te, Rubber Glulu<,
Er
, 1870-11-05

rila.le.curptE str Improvement pu1sh nt Twenty.
SVkIh SIDE ;;ee.S,sk hoa*e eaa s;. e IN seea
Fstsx %:;1srei,ssa Il sssie<; B'ss*. No.
TOR sA1.F-nouSE Avn LUNG LEASE On
Tssiiii:y %i;fSLE sfss isS.: Il: Sses. Sss foot
Fur ,sALE-wABAsu:Ay7 NORTHWEST COR.
F. M az !'s
ESAIAs wA KEF n. is ueaztosuss.. Ktrln,i.
EoH s.ty-saAIrsL ftEr .ts SoETM IF
IT,: III - III; x siR ss:sa esss zs:
EoA s.1e-stic,i1e 1e91.4v.-M0usE ( Sn Ior
tssfAs S1 3s ' a,sf sn f!tn J.
F"Ee en, e., MAnHsnsS i,n H 1t. SS,H H. S'gs t.
!i:, 9ss '.j* .1sis 's.sia s:s
Room !.
FUR RsALR-1Ep1ASA.Av.,7 IS rEFT SOUTH pF
ttn:li. plasr u hirt{ n'th.ti RxIs.s ttrt ea.s
t rFopri.s ~ ID r III doss rv.s
:s wSkE' .:li. i. ut: Il, f,s !it's D.
[,oR sAIE-SuRrH s4Dk PHopERTY. OS
Eas ;:, TIT 1os tsy
sssnss r i ye.!,: ecnt inlefs';t rs q,
s; e.
For sALr-GRRAT .nARGAIV. 80 FRET or
w ~ s: lsa:in on Ta :aniss !; ssa'f sLG & t
GIp1sGai, is Il ssls.st.
| FOR *sLF->K ACRES CORNER Of RobEr
.na H.T.e. E.a bt h.at L i~!ow T. s,e y1s4;
s.l!t u ,sso per iaai- Es.y s4szn'. l. r. LINN,
| EoR sA1E-ExrRA, iSpCcEMEXIs:,-
e..h talans .aonh, Vt su.i's1ly A1S g T. thf
without ttrtrisu.t- when dt+srr,a, No .nch chsnce.
, 1870-11-05

TArlKF sEW.S1 HAGnISR u, ,a5k SOUTH
ehine,. I'D naaehirss rspaued Apd m4de eaed ls new
, 1870-11-05
HOUSEHOLD GacDs4

{3ART1ES HAVING HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
o. Gcre3 andise nf IN, kind for saIe, will hnd \
:.h 1sEEnA4sr hs cAll1as ox adzesaaDs a. LOWRY.
, 1870-11-05
MACHINEAY.

ID US1 CAL &Nf TT CMEkTa,
TOR sALF-A StCuSnHA. D ROSEWtS,D Fl
ano. Can be eeen 1t ~ W&hasa-ar, after p N.
ct e<foEe { =.
, 1870-11-05
NIcYlCkER,S THEATRE,

DIcYlCkER'S THEATRE.
LAST AFTERNOON ASp EVENING OF
LAT..ENEE B shRETT,
SATURDAY MATtAE-, J a'cl,cE,
THE MARBLE HEART.
psrss.. a,.....e..'....... Ia auhEtCE BARRETT.
tdrsi.,iun i. Mstinrr ~ crHtf. Saturday Estn!az
Lat. aha+A+s GTe is.FAatfc u:aH.A Of K.sE.-
HALT: Ut, luE kIri.E lt..i-i. Eli.: Cry. iaa-
rru<r itrrrr:t Mnntay-3lAt.HtH MITCHELL IL
the fEAHL 4F SAEut.
AtkEN'S lIUSEEM,
FRANK E EAlkEE....,..-. Proprietor aSs Haoaker
Saturday. Gov s. twu Grand P45 ,r,u,asrs: G7saa
Matuer stcE. tstaias at.:H Enlse9y snd 1s1:1s
The rvstpftt;an'-c vii! e'r,t nee -tsI
DUS CESAR DE- B.aztS.
Nr. Frack r, Aiken ua..,......,.....D Den caAar
To conclude Eth thr WILLOW C.tPSE.
Mot day. after n.nths If pe'rs :atian the FrtSt-t
Eov. IL Il thr teAs.n. Ho,eis suits KAPPAKnE: or
the Treaty nj tls,tstrk. Eyeryth: hfa-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-04-28
State of Maryland,

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF SrArr.
;, ANNAPOLIS, APRIL 7th, 1870.
To all tohom IL may concern
IN has been made to the Governor for a
pardon in the case of the State VS.. John
Dulaney, convicted in the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, at November Term. 1867,
OF Larceny, and sentenced to the Peniten.
tiary for Ave years.
The Governor will take up the said case
for final decision, on or after the Both in.
slant, until which time protests against the
said application will be heard, and the peti.
,tion in the case open to inspection, at the
discretion Of the Governor.
BY order of the Governor,
R. c. H0LLYDAY,
lap l4-3t Secretary Of State.
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state of Maryland,
OFFICE OF THE SEoRETARy OF STATE, !
ANgApnt, Aor.l z,l tozn

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
:, ANNAPOLIS, April 7th, 1870. J
TO all whom IL may concern:
NOTICE ia hereby given, that application
IN has been made TO the Governor for a
pardon in the case of the State VS.. Henry
Cremer, convicted in the Circuit Coust for
Carroll county, at May Term, 1869, Of horse
stealing, and sentenced to the Penitentary
for five years.
The Governor will take up the said
case for final decision, on or after the 30th
instant, until which time protest against the
said application will be heard, and the peti.
tlon in the case open to inspection, at the
discretion of the Governor.
By order Of the Governor,
Il. c. H0LLYDAY,
ap l4-3t Secretary Of State.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given to all persons
IN and bodies Corporate or polite, whom
il may concern, that they must obtain
ENSE
or renew the same, on or before the FIRST
DAY OF MAY, 1870, according to the
provision Of the Code of Public Laws Of the
State Of Maryland.
Parties interested had better take notice
that the law requires that Licenses should be
taken out on or before the 1st day of May,
and that the Clerk Of the Circuit Court is
required to present to the Grand Jury the
names of all persons trading without ii.
cences, and as the next term of the Court
commences on the 9th day of May, there is
but short time within which delinauents
will be enabled TO shield themselves from
the action of the Grand Jury.
JOHN TRACEY,
mar 24-td Sheriff of Carroll county.
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Advantages offered by this Company /.
/. 1t is National Company chartered by
special Act of Congress.
ii. 1t affords the security of paid up
capital of one million dollars, with the
privilege oc increasing it to an unlimited
amount.
III. 1t offers low rates of Premiums.
IV. 1t furnishes larger insurance than
other companies for the same money.
V. 1t is definite and certain.
vi. All polices arc nonforfeiting.
VII. No charge is made for Policy, for
Stamps or Medical Examination, and many
other advantages explained by the Com.
pany's books.
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J, W. Herring, NJ. D.,
Medical Examiner for Carroll county.
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Philadelphia and Baltimore.
A GREAT DECLINEl
A GREAT DECLINEli

THE largest and best selected stock of
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N a tional FL otel.
WESTMINSTER, ND,
NOAH SMEACH. PronrIetor.

HAVING thoroughly reGtted and other.
IL wise improved this Hotel, no effort
will be spared to insure the comforts of the
guests, and make it the favorite resort of
the travelling public. The Table will always
be supplied with the very best the market
affords, aud the Bar stocked with the choi
eest Liquors, Wines, Cigars and Tobacco.
The Hotel is within 20 yards Of the Ticket
oifice OF the Western Maryland Railroad
and Telegraph Office.
A liberal share ofthe public patronage is
requested. nov 25-Iv
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Bridge Notice.

VIE undersigned do hereby give notice
n that they intend to petition the CounS
commissioners of Carroll county, at ,heit
hext meeting after thirty days from the datd
prereGl, 70 build Bridge over the Gun
g.; S?wder Falls, on the road leading from
ouck Tavern 70 the Black Rock Road.
:. BENJAMIN BoWSER,
~ " and others.
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Select 2oetry.
APRIL.


Borne to us On icy winds,
Bnt charming half their chill away,
Weeping, laughing April finds
The season sad, but leaves 1t gay.
Child Of bleak and clustering gales,
Wed with amOrous, vernal heats,
Half the time her frown prevails,
Half her smile she still repeats.
While the suns relenting rays
Tell us Of his glad return,
She decks with flowers the lengthening days,
And lays wreath on Winters urn.
Welcome with thy gifts of Spring,
Ficklc though thy mood may be;
Whether foods or buds thou bring,
April, still we welcome thee
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FOR sMERIFE.

,y;l iaE friends of William stiner, Of Nav
windsor, in Hampstead District nrssen, Se"
nun nun as candidate for Sheriff in ISL. uh' suh'
Ject 70 the decision of the nominatins coe cop
Party. CONSERVATIVE ,,
The New York herald., 1870-03-01
lease. ana have power 10 send for persons and pa

lease and have power TO send for persons ana pa-
pers. Adopted
The consideration Of private claim bills was MADE
Especial order Tor the evezrg OF week from Friday
next. mn,
BY MIR, H,,NNEssEYz.Tbat the Commit tee on Cities
inquire inro the pr0Yfiety OF rcyokng thc cnarers
OF New York city vas companies owing " sneir
gross tvlposltiOns. LAID over under Inc iuio'
GENERAL ORDERS.
TNj House In committee disposed OF the f0lowtug
.,onierring additional powers on surrOgates; aD.
fnCrzing an exaninaton into the effects Of deceS3ed
pers0ns-t thru reading. To alter the man Of New
York relative 10 l38tn street-third readlW<.
Mr. MITCHELL moved 70 recommit to tie Committee
on cues the bill TO CONFIRM the appointment OF
Henry Smith Supervisor OF New York. Agreed to.
Charterlng lhe Manhattan Market Company OF
New YORK. Third reading.
TO provide for the construction OF roadways over
Bushwick creek Kings county. ORDERED 70 third
reading.
TO open ana grade Olive street, from Grand street
10 Metropoiitan avenue, Brooklyn. Ordered 70 q
inird reaaing.
Amending the act for layiRx out streets IN Flush
ing Ordered 10 q third reading.
CharterlnQ the St. Jonn the Baptist Benevolent
Society OF New York city. Ordered 10 third read
ing.
Relative to the care and education OF deaf mutes,
making an appropriation TO the society lor teaching
dear mutes 10 speak. Ordered to a third residing.
Amending the charter OF the Broadway Savings
Institution OF New York. Ordered TO third read
ing.
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tested against bad treatment OF very bad kind and
We do II regret our action n It has the effect of
the Commissioners 0I Emigration should visit the
island 1T least twice week ana when Lhey do yslt
1t tney shouldn't gva the superintendent notice OF
tneir intentaon Everything looks very NICE up
taere wilea they come. There's nothing like Drepa-
ration; but II they would drop up there twice
wesk ns on ey sy eh. eSanss
At the close Or this harangue resolution was
adopted that the emgrants should call In body
upOn me Commissioners OF EmIQraLl0n ana learn
whether they could give them any redress,
AN "INTgRvIEW.n
HERALD reporter interviewed one OF tbe revolt
ore, with tho following reeWlf~-
ksPoKrER-i believe at your SatQr09y nlgns meet,
ing on the island you demanded c0Bbtasasl6h Tor
yGss aoo.; waas labor labor d,d o. you. you refer To-
q. al M we thought We ought to got paid Ior i,
REPORTER-Did you nk think that, on coming
over here without money and friends, that food and
EMIGRANr-But our food and shelter 10 RAid for by
the ships money, or whatever tDey calls ~ what he
companies pay Tor so much bead, dcn't ye knowy
works that the idear
ENlaRANr lsnarply)-Nct bat OF IL. We felt we
bnt we got very ttle iood ana wanted more We
didn't yet enough, and we were wilin' TO work pro-
vided We got paid Tor IT,
termination by the emigrant beng hauled or by
one OF his companions 70 form the procession on its
ARRIVED AT CASTLE GARDEN
they requested TO see the Commissioners but being
informed by tho Ratckeeper tnat those gentle.
men were not there, tney then requested TO see
Mr.. Bernard Casserly, general agent; but this was
denied them. They afterwards, however succeeded
IN getting depuafion. consisting OF three OF the
most ragged wretcnei-o0klny among tHein, up
into the general agents otice but they were imme-
dtateiy dismissed and sent outside again. Mr.. Cas-
serly said any OF them woud be received individn-
ally, but no. as an organization. lie afterwards
gave directions TO have them aiput into the building
where they were provided win supper comfortable
quarters Tor the night and breakfast this morning.