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Jan. /.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l6.
The admission Of four ont of sew
en- Representatives from Georgia to-
day brings political affairs in that
State 20 the front again.
Various Senators elect are waiting
the slow movements of theSenate Ju-
dietary Committee. There appears
To be n applicability of two contests
before the next House. Certiti-
Gates have not been issued for the
First tor Augusta District yet. DIR.
Tiff is the Democratic claimant, and
Major Whiteley the Republican.
The latter also aspires rs Senator
elect to q scat in that Chamber
until the 4th day of March next.
Both gentlemen are candidates of
their respective parties for the pres
ent and next Congress. The Gov
ernor has not vet decided to issue
certificates, and viii. it IS believed,
set the election aside Is void. In
one county the hallot-boXes wer,
( destroyed hv mohs, and in another
the Judges were forced to sign falls,
returns Mt the peril OF their lives
In all probability a new election vii
he ordered by the Governor.
NEW loRK. Jan. l..
Special dispatches show that ont
RACES in North Carolina still con
tinue. \ gang OF outlaws. it seems
in Robeson. keeps the citizens con
tinually in a state Of terror.
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The Mar ia Eurors.

The War Ira europe.
LONDON. Jan. 1C.
A note from Bismarck defends the
German mode Of warfare, and APP
peals for witness to English ami
American reporters, who complain
about the Turcos. He also cites two
eases of the French firing on Parle-
m~entarians (?). and states that the
French use explosive missiles, burn
ships. maltreat prisoners, encourage
violation Of parole, and that the
French rulers do not wish for peace.
The command Of the Army of the
yosges is assigned to Manteuflel,
| and Worden's force is much strength
ened.
Chanzv's force is r~eorganiZed and
about to resume operations.
At Florence, on Sunday, the King
gave n banquet to General Sheridan.
The bombardment of Paris con.
tinues.
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REp MEN.-All Red Men are re-
quested to meet az their Wigwam, AT I
o'clock tonight Wednesday,, to make
arrangements for going 10 Virginia on
Thursday evening. for the purpose OF
assisting Vice Great Incohonce \.
Curry in instituting Pocahontas Tribe.
No. :, /. o. Il. NJ.
y. SAVERS. Sachem.
THE CAPIroL.-The work OF finish
ing OFT the interior Of the new Capitol
building IS progressing as rapidly rs
the session of the Legislature will per-
nit. The Governors office Will I've IN
readiness in about ten days. and all the
state offices will be completed by the
middle Of February.
SonRIErY.-The Good Templsrs OF
this city are making good progress in
reforming "the ungodly" who nave
tiocked in upon rs from all parts of
the state. Their meetings are fall %
interest and animation. aud are the
most attractive social gatherings OF the
season.
LAND PNTENTs.-The state authorize,
yesterday issued a patent for 100 acre.
Of State land dying in Esmerald:
county 10 Abram Lash. jr. The lant
i the northwest quarter of section -
township l3 north, range - east.
RFD WHEE-EB.-Tbis distinguishc,
! pioneer of Eastern Nevada made hi
appearance in tire white settlement
yesterday, and Is receiving his numer
Gus friends 90 the -. Charles.
observation-disclosures Bra,llc,
yesterday commissioned I. =. Shan
uon Notary Public ia and Tor Na-ho
county.
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cHArIE--GEo. TUrLy, PRoPRIEToR
T. spencer, Antelope.
Frank Wheeler red, Hamilton.
4 Dayton,
Mrs ~ IL Beck q child waslios.
4 NJ Parker,
Morrison, Virginia.
~ : Minn,
4 smith.
b Boiien. Genoa.
III Lebo. pincnut Valley.
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LETTER FROM COPE DISTRICT.


The Bulletins waggish correspond
emf At Mountain City. Ncy,. forwards
the following, under date Of January
lith:
II has been showing for two days
and still continues: until last night II
WAS very cold. The thermometer j.
now about 10 dcg.-still s%torniug.
Since I last wrote I have been travel
ing through the country 1on snow
shoes examining the farms. for the
purpose of disseminating knowledge.
From what 7 have seen I think beans
must be = profitable crop, for they are
not only q ftvori:e article Of diet, but
are also extensively usel As an ad-
iuuet 10 "A game called poker, which
Is the principal pa~timn Of our simple.
ruraI population. Thcir value Is al
most fabulous, for ! heard a rustic
a~k-whowl~ playing the gg.me-what
they were worth. and he answered.
'.ten for n half" and n that rate they
must be worth fully Gltr or sixty dol
lars per pound. In regard Ia live
stock-if la the spring the market j.
good for dogs, we will be pretty we'll
OIL, is We have about ten Of thcm 10
each iuhIbit5nt. and their color i
principally yellow, .thc dogs no. the
inhabitants They are. however. in
some respects. a dctrimUu. to tho COM
munity, for much time that might be
profitably occupied hy their owners in
agricultural pursuits. j devoted Ia
fumeutiu" disputes between the above
mentioned c1nincs. Yours.
ALPHABETICALLY.
That i the country Savage repre-
sents in the Assembly, which possibly
accounts for his being Chairman o
the Committee on Ways and Means.
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onrsnv morsE-c. D. rnrrn. rnornIrroI

John n Ely. Phoebe.
ct cutler, FIko.
" II bennett, Virginia.
q Whitaker,
j a H~1Fttugamp, Carson.
J T. ~~toutenburgh & WI, san Francisco.
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4 Carson correspondent Of the
Nevada State Journal furnishes that
paper with the following hirdseye
view Of the members Of the Assem-
bly,:
Beck of your county. appears to
have the most penetrating intellect
in the House-that IS, lie has the
quickest perception, and can unra-
vel and render plain an entangled
question sooner than any other.
General Williams is not bad ut the
same thing. but he will get law and
legislation mixed up; confounds
an Act 70 regulate proceedings
in civil eases in the Courts Of Justice
ii this State, and to repeal all other
Acts in relation thereto" with the
Standing rules Of the Assembly.
and is too intent upon finding a mig
ger IN the fence to allow free scope
TO his mind. Lockwood is very
ready, very earnest, honest and lib
eral in his views. Savage knows n
great deal more than he is able or
willing to communicate; he is diff
dent. but would prove a heroic and
inyincible reserve in a great emerg-
ency. Hogan is very watchful, per
haps a shade too cautious. but the
interest Of his constituents are as
safe in his hands as If they were in
their own.
OTHER CHARACTERISTICS.
Smith is the oldest man in the
Assembly, II; Delano the youngest,
%; Buckingham the homeliest and
Sayile the handsomest; Trousdale is
the most pious and Clint. Patchen
the wickedest; Lockwood is the most
active and Piper the most quiet:
Harris is the most sedatc and Ten
nant is his antipodo; Harris is also
the marriedest man (bcing a Nor
mon by e~ducation) and Mcleod the
most intensely single; Organ is the
bald-headest and Manning has the
prettiest head OF hair; Ellyson is the
best dressed member and Gray the
plainest; Dovey is the soberest look
ing and Garraghan has the most
sprightly countenance; Patchen has
the longest whiskers and mustache
and Cowen the faintest show Of the
latter.
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4 BLACK SHEPHERD DOG, WITH
neck, white on b nose. and one year old.
BY returning the same TO the -. Charles
Hotel, the finder viii BE- literally re-
vardad. iai-g
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mail aud Express.

ARRIvEs.-From the C.P. Railroad and
Washoc AZ ! ~. m.
From Virginia, Gold i'm, silver City
and Dayton az lu "a. m.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at , y. IN.
DEPARrs.-For washoe and G. J.. Rail-
road nj q y. ~.
For Dayton, silver city, Gold iiill and
Virginia az 1 y. IN.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora al
/, "A. IN.
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Estate Ofrefer Johnson, De.
ceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY III UN-
~ dcr-igned, Public Administrator, and admin
~is,rator 81 the above named estate, TO the credit
ors II and AL persons having claims against said
deceased, % exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months from tho first pupii-
cation 81 this notice, - the undersigned. At his
Office, Ia Carson City, 0rul-ly Coariy. Nevada.
III. II. RfNCE, A fministrafor.
Carson City, December -. 1870. ds2alv
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T DISPATCHES.
FOREIGN EXrELLEGEzCE.

SPECIAL T. 7HE clzs0N pAitY sTkTr REsisTIh'
II TaE wtsrrsS yNI3y uNE.
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ia. EEA
PIONEER LAUNDRY.

THE UNDERSIGNED Has EsTNB-
4 lished a
n L w LA Nd RY
At Days former Milk Ranch. on the
Prison roud. and will he prepared 10 wait
upon all customers from this date.
4 wagon Will br run to and from the
town every morningnnd afternoon, which
will receive all orders. VIII call NJ all
principal hotels and saloons in the city.
No extra charges Tor repairing clothes.
Orders promptly attended 10.
+. FRANK.
January Q. ISL. ja5-tf
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
Aaloha. 1871


Beef Cattle.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 2lS4 head.
The prices ranged as follows: Best Beeves
at S7!aS5 623; generally rated first quail
ity at 4 25aS4 S71; medium or good fair
quality at 62laS4 %; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows as 2 872aS3 ga; inferior
and lowest grades of Cattle 50aS2 S74-
general average of the market 81 %. Ex-
treme range of prices 50aS5 62l. Most
Of the sales were from 81 to 81 rs per 100
pounds.
.Sheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep at IA
81 cts. per pound gross.
Hogs.-Prices ranged as follows: fair to
good fat Hogs 6 00aS6 81 per 100 lbs.
net.
Seeds. Glover Seed SO 50ae go; Timoth by
S3a3 10; Flax 81 80.
Leather.--City Slaughter 80 to 3S cents;
Rough Skirting SO to So cents; Spanish Sole
33 to 35 cents; Country Slaughtered 81 to
SO cents.
Hides.-City Steer at Iii cts; Cow 10
cents.
Hay and Stra,o. Hay 32aS35 per ton.
Rye Straw 20aS2l per ton.
Feathers. Quote at 40 to IS cents for
common to prime live geese per pound.
WooL-Burry unwashed, 80 to 3s cents
per h.; unwashed, free IRON burrs, Al to
"A cents; tubwashed, go to Go cents; lamb
pulled, 86 to 40 cents; long pulled As to AZ
cents per pound.
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LOST on Saturday morning, the 7th
OF October, roll containing s149.75.
going from Farmers and mechanics
National Bank to WIN. Mitten's Slaugh.
ter House, from there back to Mruches-
ter road to Schlosser Tannery, on W.
Md X. Road The above reward will be
given II returned to the Bank, or 10 ths
Agent.
JAMES L, BAEH
oct 1871 Schlosscr Taunury.
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The legal war against the great crime
Of Mormouism has ended successfully
in the test case. This was the trial oil
Of Hawkins, leading Elder of the
Church, for adultery in praciicing poly.
gamy. The prosecution was brought
by his first wife, aud the verdict of
guilty, given in the United States Court
at Salt Lake City on Saturday, places
all the polygamists at the mercy Of the
women to whom they We're legally mar
ried. Hawkins was held as prisoner.
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MARRIED.

On the evening of the 18th instant, by
Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, at the residence of the
bride, Jacob Nusbaum, Of Frederick ecu n.
ty. and Mrs. Margaret Ann Matthias, of th is
city. Frederick papers copy.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Father
Gloyd, VIM. F. Quell, of Baltimore, and
Ella L. Burns, of this city.
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To Avoid the Dangers of a
Cough, Cold,

ANY THnoAY, BREAsr or Lusa DISEASE, USE
Swayne's This Great Wild Cherry Syrup.
Swayne's Wild Cherry Syrup.
Swayne's Cough Wild Cherry Syrup.
Swayne's Wild Cherry Syrup.
Swayne's Remedy Proved by 80 yrs use.
Thousands now enjoying robust health, with
all the seeds OF Consum ption eradicated from
their system, are living evidences Of the won
derfu virtues of CDR. Swsyne's Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
II soothes the Irritation Of the mucous mem
brane which lines the air passages, and which
gives so much distress, causing tickling or
rising in the throat, promotes expectoraiion,
loosens the tough matter which clogs up the
vessels Of the throat and lungs, thus enabling
the patient to breathe free and natural. II
stimulates the power of digestion, and has per-
formed very many cures, when 20 all human
probability it could not be possible.
u the bowels are cos,ive, or liver inactive,
".Sicdyne's Tar Pit." should be used In con-
nexion with the Wad Cherry" they purify
the blood and cleanse the stomach and bowels
ofall Impurities. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
4 Son, Philadelphia. sold by
WILLIAM REESE,
Westminster, and dealers In Medicines every
where. may rs
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46 Reward.

GTRAYED from the undersigned On the
y Soth Of September, 1871, axaTEN
Red Cow, with star in face, white ksAX
belly and tanks also large y H w.
Hcifer. years old this winter. The above
reward will be paid for information thai
will lead 10 their recovery.
WILLIAM STUBBINS,
oct 1887 Caledonia Paper Mills.
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DR.. swayne's Tar Piiis.

The most perfect Pursatire, Aperient, Antibil.
Eous, Gafhartie Medicine kHorn 10 Medical
Science.
Have you Headachsf try them.
Are you Bilious, try them.
"Srane's Tar Pills" will be found to possess
those qualities necessary to the total eradica-
ton Of all bilious attacks, prompt to start the
secretiops Of the liver, and give healthy tone
to the entire system. Indeed, 1t is no ordinary
of bile Is promoted by these pills, as will be
seen by the altered color Of the stools, and dis
appearing oftbc sallow complexion and clean.
sing Of the tongue.
Price Is cents n box; 3 boxes for dollar.
Prepared only by DIR. Swayne 4 Son, Philadel.
phia, and sold by
WILLIAM REESE, East End,
may rs Agent for Westm inster.
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Loose Bowels, chronic Diar-
rhNta. Cranlus.

Dysente'y, all Botrei Con,plaiats,
EVERY FAMILY SnouLp Rave "A BorrLg IN
THs HoCsE,
In case of Sudden Attack 10 the Night
SwAYEE'S BOW Ell CORDIAL.
"Swaync's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
"Swayne's Bowel Cordial"
CHOLERA IsFASruH or SuMxER CoxpLAIxr.
So prevalent with young children during tho
warm season., S,cayas's Bopei Cordial, never
fails to cure, and may be given to the most
tender infant. Full directions accompany each
bottle.
Prepared by Dr.. Swayne 4 Son, Philadcl-
phia.
WILLIAM REESE, East End,
Agent for Westminster, for all DR.. Sway mes
Medicines.
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John Taylor aud Miles Freeman, the
two colored men who wero under arrest
upon the charge of having fred the
town of Goldsboro, N. O., by which il
was nearly destroyed, have been bailed
by the radical judge in the sum Of 5000
zach.
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DIED.

Near this city, on Wednesday night, the
18th instant. Susan Ann, wife Of Lawrence
zepp, in the 47th year Of her age.
On Tuesday night, the 18th instant, near
this city, Mrs. Elizabeth Bverly, in the SD
year Of her age.
In Baltimore on the l2th instant, Minnie
Florence, daughter of Walter and Cont .
81 Roberts, aged years, weeks and 2
days.
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ALLEGANY COUNTY.

George W. Hoover, late Register Wills
Elijah Fuller, Register Wills, estimated
J. Floyd Mccullough, Collector, 1867
W. X. Getty, 1870
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NO. l227 EQUITY,

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Charles 7. Reifsnidcr, Trustee, e. Angus.
tus Hammond.
N0TICE is hereby given 70 the creditors
IN Of Augustus Hammond, who wers
such on and before thu aih day Of Septcrl.
Der, A. d. 1871, to Gle their claims propsrly
proven and authenticated with the Clerk At
the Circuit Court for Carroll county Ill
Equity on Or before the aoth day Of ~.
J. J. BAUMGARTNEIk
oct 10, 1871.it Auditor.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit C.,nrt
- for Carroll county. sitting IA Cont
Of Equity, passed in cause No 1921 Equity,
the undersigned will sell Mt Public Sale, 10
the highest bidder. on The premises, on
Saturday, The llM dry cf NoremJsr,
1911, at 2 o'clock. r. MIA Lot o. Land
containing
I6 ACRES, MORE Or LESS.
The improvements thereon consist Of 4 Log
Dwelling House j. stories 4 .>xs-->,
high, Stable. Orchard, Gar. n -ss
den, DC, water convenient llijEi5f
TO the house, &c. This prop -
erfy is situate on the county road leading
from Csrroltoh to Patapsco Station, and Is
about one mile from Pasapsco Station, nd.
joins the land Of John Taylor, James
Rhodes and others. and is the same Of
which Mary Taylor died seized and pos.
sesaed.
Terms Of Sale. -rOne Third cash on Inc
day q. sale or on the tatifcpiion thereof,
one Third IN one year aud he othcf one
third in two years from the day Of sale; tho
credit payments 10 he secured by the notes
Of the purchaser or purchasers with MP.
proved security, bearing interest FROM the
REUBEN A. SMITH,
CaouT i nrIrssiBEn, Solicitors. -''s
oct l9-ts.
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IIyLAsS, Stone and Fire Proof Fruit
NJ Jars, the best assortment in the mark
e., at John 4. Reifnidey's
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Snow has fallen to the depth Of two
inch IA Ulster county, New York.
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1ffanlters to the State.
STATE OF MARYLAND.
Treasury Department,
COMPTR0LLERS OFFICE,

WIT ItOI1IIIsItJ
Aaaopois October Q, 1871.
In compliance with Section 6, Article &C. Code Public
General Laws, to wit:
The Comptroller shall furnish each officer Of the State
whose sfeas least sixty days prior
general election full statement OF his accounts and in de
fault of his accounting for such deficiencies within thirty
dys then it shall be the duty Of the Comptroller have
published weekly Jor month in newspapers
in the several counties of the State and the city Of Baltimore
deficiencies"
herewith publish the following list which embraces the
of all accounting officers 10 default the State oil
Maryland together with the of principal aud interest
due by each
LEVIN woOLFORD, Comptroller.
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Aipacas.

AUEENSWARE. The largest and best
<ok assortment, N the county, at
may Is JOHN l.. REIFSNfDER'S. I
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TO THE PUBLTC.

RY order Of the Board Of School Com.
- missioners Of Carroll county, We pub,
lish the following resolution:
Resoiped, That committee composed Of
T. Winchester and Job Ilibberd be appoint.
ed to publish a statement Of the financial
condition Of this Board as existing M to
the present time between the Board of
County Commissioners aud this Board
Amount oflevyfor the year 1869 SIT ,s66. 70
do do 1870 1906. 16
do do 1871 l7.4o3. l5
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Amount received during 1869
and 1870 So, 1886
do 1871 14,iSi.78
- -
500, es0.14
Amount due to date S25. GA. 90
Interest due and unpaid on levy
for 1869 and 1876 to August
Sth, 1871 sg6. ID
Total amount due Board Of
School Commissioners from
County Commissioners 500, 5s1. Ii
We publish the above ST atemrnt to cor
rect an erroneous impression made upon
the public in consequence OF published
statement made by the County Com mission,
ers, dated October 9th, 1871
oct i9-at
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For Rent,

A Tenement on the Deer Park road,
IA suitable for Shoemaker, Blacksmith
or other Mechanic, with quarter of an
acre Of land or five acres attached, at the
option Of the tenant. Possession given
immediately, apply at this office.
oct 1887
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Valuable Farm
AT PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue OF an order Of the Orphans'
ID Court Of Carroll county, The subseri-
bers as Executors Of Mary Stem, late Of
SAID county, deceased, will sell Oh Public
Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, he 25h Of Aosentsr, 1871
at one clock. :. NJ. a very desirable Fafm,
situated about miles northwest CT Union.
town, and n miles from the Western Nd.
Railroad, adjoining lands Of Dan. s. Diehl
Abraham Myers and others and containing
about
l16 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
about IS acres Of Which Is excellent Timber
Land; The bnlance Is laid of in conreni.
end fields and Ia q high state of cultivation
This Farm Is well weicrcd, having several
never failing Springs Of excellent Water.
There IL also plenty Of Limestone on tho
place. The improvements consist Of one
AA&C0 and half story Log House
6plfIhzlI a good and Substantial Barn;
a3hSla4y also splendid Orchard of
choice Fruit Ttees all in bear.
ing condition, with never falling Spring
Of Water near the dwelling.
lSS- Possession given April First, 1872
Persons DESTROYS Of viewing the above
described property can DO so By applying
To either Of the Executors, residing IN
Dniontown, or to John z. Wnsht. living
on the Farm, who viii iAke pleasure 10
furnishing any information desired.
Terms Of Sale. 0ne.third Of the pur.
chase money to lie paid 10 the said Execu.
tors on the day ofsale, or npon the ratifica.
ton thereof by the cnurij The balance TO be
paid IN two equal payments of one and two
years respectively, tho credit payments to
bear interest from the day Of sale and to
be secured satisfactorily. Upon payment
of the whole Of the purchase money, n good
and sufficient deed will be given.
WM. SEGAFOOSE,
JACOB EcKARD,
Executors.
Also at tile same time and place we win
sell the Personal Property Of the said Mary
Stem, deceased, consisting of beds.eads
and bedding, q lot Of chairs, lot of tables,
z cases Of drawers, bureau, excellent eight
day clock, kitchen cupboard, ten. plate stove
and pipe, large copper kettle, small do,
large IRON kettle, churn. axe, tubs, buckets,
barrels, and many other articles too numer-
Gus TO mention.
Terms Of Sal. ALI sums Of IS and
under, cash; on sums above that amount q
credit Of o months will be given, purchasers
to give their notes with approved security,
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
WIN. SEdAF0OSE,
JACOB ECKARD,
Executors.
JONI 7. ASDEns, Auc,ioneer.
oct 10 Is.
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ELECTION OF PaEsIpeNr Asp DIREcrons.

bLEufIUS OF FHksIDkNf AND bIKEcrohs.
After the report had been read the following
Directors were elected Hon. John X. Long
well of Carroll county; Hon. Joshua Biggs If
Frederick county; Isaac Motter, John Welty
and George W. Harris, of Washington county.
The shares represented being 9,6l6, the city Of
course being the isrgest representative.
The Board Of Directors Subsequently held a
meeting and elected as President Of the road
Hon. X. T. Banks.
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CECIL COUNTY.
. wsmsley, late sheriff
CHARLES COUNTY.

CHARLES COUNTY.
X. II. Mitchell, late Clerk,
Thomas 8. Stewart, late Sheriff,
VIM. NJ. Morris, do do
John X. Murray, do do
Eugene Diggs. SITS. ATTY. for money re-
covered &c John r. Murray, late Col
lector State Taxes, tf
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GAUZE Undershir,s, at
" ap y I'm i. X. GFns4sp's,