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The New York herald., 1871-11-15
SUPREME COuai-spscll- IEan.
Complaint Dismissed Auuinst the PaciGc Mai
steausssip omrany.
Before judge Ingraham

steamship Omrany.
Before Judge Ingraham.
charles Luing et al. as. FtccHc Mail StednshiD
CompaDp.-In tins casc-tnc facts or which have
already been repeatedly pubished-thc Judge yesler.
day rendered decision. lie SAYS he cannot adopt
the conclusion canned by the pIaint ns, thaL the
money received by tue defendants, or any part Of
II, MAS received on behalf OF the paiutis. The
subscription by TAYLOR was not IN hs view, tor the
decn,lants but Tor MS own benefit, aud the cheeks
received by him from the company, now gwen as
the result vi plan 10 comply with the
statute requiring payment of the sock, and as
pay nent by tae pany OF tne stock for their own
use. lie pron0unces the evidence contradictory IN
some OF the uain aega tons IN when the plaInliils
claim but the weight OF The evidence AGAINST
the supposIt0n that the moneys We're pa u hy de-
fendants for the stOck. whether the new company
was or was not properly formed coni1 nor create
any liability on the part Of the deteadants the
plaintiffs arising out o! these transactions IL was
his opinion tna that the llaintITs iafl failed to
make out a case cniti ny them TO recover, and lie
therefore ordered disinissal oi tue complaint.
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sypams Cuga 4isea,. IesA
The hivcrSiar ark Matter.
v,,,roo Jurra n a IN md rardoys

The tivcrSiar ark Matter.
Before Judges lngraham and Card0zo.
The argument IN the matter Of tae Riverside Park
was YESTERDAY morning resumed according TO ad-
Journment. Mr.. 0'Gorman, Corporation Counsel.
haa to Bgh; singie handed number or lawyers re.
presenting various opposing IN. crest, incuilng. be-
sides large number OIL private property owners. the
Manhattan Coiege. Precisely She line argu.
meuI was gone over rs al The opening OF the argu-
ment behalf oi uthe, pr,vae pfnDerty owners and
the New York Central ami tiudsoa kiver Rai road
COMPANY, and which, having been iuy reported.
need not be repeated. After inc conclusion ol the
argument the Court t0Uk Tie paper5, rescrvlng It's
decision.
The Tay i0r W i'll Case.
The papers In this case we're submit ed without
Argument 1t understood that tae decree OF
the Surrogate would be aiirmed, ann the object of
the submission oil the papers was To allow the
10 be carried without delay To The CUur 0 Appeals.
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
THE C0UR T S.
IMPORTANT CUSTOM HOUSE SUIT

The win of Madame Jumel-The Erie Railway
War-The Riverside Park Litigation Taylor
win Case e-The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany-Militia Duss-Action Against an
Insurance Company-Ailsged SANDER
The Loss of q Leg Business in the
General Sessions The Stolen Vouch-
ers-Ths Case Of Hagerty and
Standardization To Be Made
to Quash the Indictment.
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
SUPERIOR c0pRT-GfssaAl TERM.

Liability Of u Check Presented the bay Alter
I, Was urnwD.
Tcrore Judges Barbour, Mcneil and Freedman
y StuSbr Natth toi. ~. hbrahan, u. A. M,hey.-
an, IA AN old suit which, has been In tue courts Tor
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
COURT OF COMMON Pl. .As--falAL TEaM-2AaT l.
Action for the a4css Of II Leg.
Before judge Joseph A. Daily.

Action for the G4css Of II Lca.
Before Judge Joseph A. Daily.
John p. McTenev, an haltt Us. James murphy
and Hugh SYntth-The plainiiI, a young man Of
about twenty-tnree years, brings this SUIT against
the plaintiffs the proprlcors OF the Madison avenue
stage line. under the following state OF facls:--on
the night OF the 1.th of September. 1864,
the plaintitI, then boy, was returning
esn As ana s'Gls nne O'Clock ater ecompsna
some errand, aud wnile attempting 10 cross from
the upper corner OF Fulton street 10 the rear door
OF Mr.. Burke's establishment he saw one Or the all
tson Avenue line Of stages coming up Fulton tieet
At RAPID rate. II was out OF It's ordinary route,
having gone INTO Fulton street 70 AVOID procession
whicn Was then passing up broadway. me nor
started 10 the street. aid as there were horse
and wagon between hlm ana the curbsioDe, and
thinking that by lne rapdity oil the speed Of
the approaching stage he would not nave
time 10 effect his purpose before lC would come ON
him. he turned 10 retrace his steps, and Just as ne
was stepping upon the curb. gong back wards the
stage struck aim ana broke his leg, which was
subsequently amputAtei by Or. sands, al the New
YORK Hospital, IN consequen @ VI which he Is
Obliged an artificial ley, and he sa hers acute
PAL IN the manned menuer.
Inc testimony IN the case was closed on Monday,
and one ol the jurors being sck yesterday aud de-
fendant's counsel refusing To 90 on without iul
jury, The case went over.
ui-E.iIauaea r0ce caiuu By u City Marshal.
Joseph Psanchard rs. Wai,am c. Cos-rhe plain
tiH u o Frencnman doing busmess IN human halr
In Canal street, ana hirei his premises from the de-
fendant Cot. In the month OF October, 1870, NJ.
Pianchard received two letters from Mr. Colts wife,
notying HIM Dot TO pay the rent 10 anv one but
her. In accordance wiIn this HOt ;atioa The PLAIN
TN pail her the rent ior one month. getting her re.
cept and few days thereafter on Vi Inc City LIAR
snais. ACCOMPANIED by four niell came aud e,ecied
plaintln from the premises destroying large POI ON
oi nIs property, and suniectius his "iie 20 great
suffering. One o, tae civil Justic on being mado
acquainted with the facts, came on the scele an
revoked the warrant on tle ground OF fraud, but
the Jealous marshal still insisted on CARVING 1t
into execution and was only deterrad rom uoing so
by the Intcrpostion 0! strong force OF police under
Captain Cameron. There WAS no defence, and tho
july awarded the Dlaiata 81, 500 damages.
Aciion or Ate ;.d : mnd.r.
TAoasds B,sen S0omon Rich.--rhs was an
action for siander. The plaintiff kept boot and
snoe store IN Eighth avenue, leasing irom the ae-
fendant. After he had been in occupation OF the
premises some m)ntns q fire occurred, ana he
claims thai IN consequence OF siantlerous words
SPOKEN agdnst liln by me defendant, ~ the eject
that he plaInlinl had set his store on nrc, he had
great dlicully IN sctt ing up VITA the Insurance
Companies or TO ob,an further insurance after he
had ntted up his store. Case still on.
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0OUSIS, GOJhS g., vtSr >.
AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
N TO r,n urnsied partly furnished House. IN
good where OF rent will lie
taken IN boar with privilege OF few select bosrde Ad
dress SELECT, tie aid Once
4 0.ETLLMAN. WITH TwO GROW, CHILDREN,
n wants uuturnished Rooms, including basement
kche In viii board owner FOR rent
o. wuoc house; hiencSt references. Address LAW YER,
Herald oLice.
A FURNISHED OR UNFuRNTSHED HOUSE WANT
n ed--Iosssslon, Fourteenth and Forty
streets and hirI and SIKH avenues csll Al once.
WM. n. POOLEY, n Park place.
A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED ON FIFTH OR
IN Madison must be completely ana
peroly furnished good security ant rent in advance
klNG C,I 1,2is Broodwav above Grand Hotel.
IA ANTrD-Bf SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY
w han lsomey furnished House. between Twentieth and
Torlvtn sr,cs ourth SIKH avenues nnti l August
Address, stating and location, h. box M fost oce
NAASTED--A DESK ROOM. IN UNION SQUARE, FOR
w Mnre ,nsurspcc agency and real estate business. Ad
dress fA1lflC Herald olecs
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CouaT or cOMMas aieAs-;PicAL Term.

Decisions.
By Judge t,Obason
In tAe Matter or ne Application or Loufs A..
Lew Application denied.
By Jud.s re Loew.
More Us. ROund.-Aotion granted without costs,
The New York herald., 1871-11-15

MARsliAL's SALE. BoGARr. AtcTiONEER,
NI Will soil, by virtue uf an attachment and execution. on
Wednesday, November Ia at u a oceok, At the auction
rooms No. North William street. 80 pair whis Bian
kelp, fS rray BlanKeta 10 Horse Bianketa
JOHN w. MILLlER- MarahAL
The New York herald., 1871-11-15

>Ai.ns Ar aUCviD-.
A SY 3 ALIEN nsSrr ATS1lssErs s,sna BROTHER
HENRY 1.i.5i.a.s 4 H. Ss "a. 4 MINER
sAruR A.. November Is
s ehSSSess S Ss'0is AZ :. eur ssss. s,3ss,.
entee Household Furniture removed for convenience Of
sale; particulars IN time
"A ,sa Island Property oy. WK. STEVENSON sos, a.
@ a. L oSs. an IS %s @
sroos,n l. b. ssea s more s.. aoass d and Lot 'af as
% ssss f. o. AZ ns zen as:e % HSdG q. &
cheid estate; terms to be made known a. sale
SALE or yGs
street, on Thursday, 10th inst. at IL O'clock
A RCn. JOHNSTON. AUorIoNEER. OFFICE AND
n saiesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite Posi- odice.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ROYAL WILL
'eS SfHas Ann ae oYcLofo BY LISpEMAs
Al the private resdence Of
los LEXINGTON lIaA Av sEAk E hGw GTwwesfSEIonrH ST..
ny JonssloS 1 Van TassELL.
THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY. NOV. l5, AT io,S O'CLOCK.
JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL wn, sell by order OF William
dSy soysnbsfls iu ocoes = resllenss above.
all the elegant Farnrs nEsSiS sGEpT'S dap * part as
yssy s In blue ssr:
Ss Ps ps .na so. "s @ Doa Lace
iaa. ans oh rsa,ln.s :,aynss sassrS Es..rooa
Ssss sss: bronze Stat
soa ss 0h % Ware marble %
Line h"sF'''ns' I'antsi StsAssas siys Wilton Carpets DO
... s.ss ss: IVA
4a With sA the
nS% IL S'Ss
A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNLER.
"A ONCE and 60 Sa, Ss,::u Sss: street,
JOHNSTON S%XSiS %rIySii "A. IAssSlE will ssn
at their salesroom 81 Nassau street,
n large assortment Of En- elsh. French,
German and American Chromos,
IN walnut and rich carved and glt frames
A THis DAY "WEDNESDAY.
Regular Weekly sao
SOFT nAFs psssE Eqss gTsfsE $sp aAS5ss aSops HATS
Attention of buyers is invited Catalogues and goods now
TOMORROW trHrRsDAY,
HOLIDAY eoops, rS3s 1 'ssfs Ssp DRESS TRIMMINGS
Catalogues and s'S%s;s forrsS %s's'ei q
A UGUsr MARTENS 4 CO., AucT1oNEERs.
3s West Fifteenth street. near FIFTH avenue.
u Magnificent household Furniture.
P'an9n,or.es, B%ponzes, rome ,s Paintings IN sta,uary.
and costly Works OF Art.
Rare chance for housekeepers.
The sale the
On THIS DAY wednesday. at the elegant residence
30 Vest Fifteenth Fifth avenue, commencing
ioN O'Clock, Drawing Room Suits. Ponpsdonr snd
s"yrrsd snsss ssq
Canterbury Enco,ynnres Velvet Medalun Cnrpeis Paint
ings bv eminent srsts magnificent rosewood Pianofore
Stool, embroidere Cover Rosewood walnut Dressing
Eureaas seds,ea1s wnrdrobes, Mattresses Blankets
salvers, Dinner, Tea Service; Chnaware, Linen Glass
ware, &c. Also all the Furniture Servants Apartments,
Basement Kitchen Furniture N B.--Parties wishing to
attend this sale take Fifth Sixth
cars Coinpc,en, per pack
goods.
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REAL ESTATE 70 ExCa&NCr.


RsvuLUrloN IN SEWING MACHIKEs--A FOR
sss sewing :Sd SaIl,,:s M:sSa. ,ss' S %
prsItv strength SURPRISES
I'd % s a. prS ,ass q .s 20 ger
ss ans rsasut Of sasn or
PART TO- ether with al Machinery which necessary
Broadway.
REAuTIYUL lUNrRy SEAT IN NEw JERSEY FOR
6HAST. Herald caiee
NANCE TO MAKE ss9soe By piyIsI2x ACRES
buildings rented and worth s,ocgn . co ,sa pro.,w,x
ExCHANGE-TOR HOUSE OR LOTS IN NEW YORK,
~ Brookiyn, wescheser or Hohoken, good Improved 81
acre Farm free isa s. f'a1 Rsss Ss~ Chambers street.
IIxCHANGE- TENEMENT PROPERTY WILL. 10
~ Gated and paving " per cent VIII be exchanged for
n''' s'''' Guy ''''' - jscos SHARPE. 50 pns street.
L'RoN 10, TO loto ACRES GOOD TlMBER AND COAL
Land, in ken'neky At S1 per acre with perfect !le,
81 Z Canal street, New icrE. '''
J,oR SALE OR ExcHANGE-THREE FINE FARMS
on the bank o. Rarnsn River, within three mile, o.
Jos am i ses ,ns SnSins; 81 .oO, wen ,roe. scass
SELDOM caesa w MSsaSS co. Bar
70 Mas street, 1875.
L'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FARMS, FREE AND
clear good tudincs, stock utensils &C. from u to $40
sSns @ GOOD senaenc arhs n
fsbush Prospect rnrk Brookyn and 100 city Lots be-
sides. ~ G. RODRIGUEZ, ~ Lberiy street. basement
no EACHhSo .-foR SALE OR EXCHANGE, A
compete vinetar Factory, IN ruDnins order saes AL
Sss Inquire OF A. @ Il fsrIsd q g a s
OH
"a AsTtp-A HOUSE At EIIzABLTH, cRANPoRD
nicely situated Sd"s o. on gcs asa E.s
twenty miles tran New York. A. G.. KLCk f3 barclay al.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
rvA<TFp-< r.pv or Oh ~ .,a,. -, ,,~n
w and. Address, With pr &C ana all particulars b. J
box l,ets Post once.
~ ANTED- sa0eco HOUSE. BELow TWENTIETH
w street, ncighhofhooi Second avenue. or Thirty eighth
and Ffueh streets between fiith and sixth avenues no
brokers need anwcr. Address PURCHASER feraid once
WANTED--A FURNISHED OR UNrURNIsTED
w Four story brown stone House, between Twentieth and
Forty h streets Lexington and Fourth avenues. price
10 exceed tJ,,U0 q. LESt1NASSE, 2j Pine street,
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MATTIlEw BRUCE, AUrTIoSEtR-GKFAr SALE
M SINl0G worth ut Furniture ~ Nc sold at -sscrhce
account OF alterations In the uuslncss GkEVE kRDTIi-
IkS are going 10 sell a, pubic aucon, at ber warehouse
80 Bowefy Fourth street their entire stock tnrni.
tuie hegnnpg Monday November IL, at 1888 A. NJ and
continuing nc week untl all is spi Guos win he
cu ar inspection Friday AMI Saturday, NUvee ~ and
N. Catalogues can be had AZ the store $50 Gowcry.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Desirable Dwelling First f3oh auction
X. IA. LUDI.DW co vii sell At auction Thursday,
November lo 1871 at IL O'Clock at the slesroon
III Br First avenucThe two story attic and
ment Dwelling House Lot OF Land. aide OF first
50 feet inches north Of In street. house 6xJ1
10 square LOT 1e2Exl00 feet. Maps
full thu onice No. Pine
The New York herald., 1871-11-15

IL 81 PERI PARIS GOODS
MARBLE CLOCKS, SUPERB VASES, BRONzES, BoHE
MAN WARE, CRYSTAL GLASS, TO-;
ELEGANT FRENCH DINNER SETS
BY EDWARD ScHENCk, This day. at 6O Liberty street, al
III O'Clock.
The collection OF Eronzes Is extremely large and hne
s. wEISBFRGGR, AUclToNEER- SELLS THURS
day, November III, at lUH O'Clock, at No. n Bowcrs
ladies' and chreu's Fur Ses Sewing Machines, Furntur
Holiday Gooas, Liquors, Wines, &c.
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE "YOSEMITE VALLEY" AND THE "BIG TREE
0roves OF Caiitorua"-Rev T. G, swectser lately ra-
turned from visit these great natural wonders Of the
Pscirc coast will lecture the above subject this evening
In the Beecker street Universal M church. OF Down
Ing street. and will Illustrate his lecture fine display
Siercopticon Views Admission, 5J cents Doors open At
~. Lecture to begin at s O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1871-11-15

THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE UNDERSIGNED
and Mr. Monvoisn dissolved October q 1871, and
business carried oxcusv-ly the future
the und-rrgned TBEODCRk FAvRE.
Tenth between Sixty seventh and sixty eighth sts.
The New York herald., 1871-11-15

JACOB BOGARr, AUCTIONLEH
81 THIS DAY, November 10,
Mt o'clock at the auction rooms No North Wam street
Household Furniture. Gotta SUITS Sofas, Tables Chars
BUREAUS, Wasslsnds, Bcdstcsd hair excelsior and husx
Mattresses. Looking classes ictures toosnE Rnt fsor
Stoves; also Marshals sac 200 Bankets also, Msrsha
sae ~ Clocks velvet russe hreepy amt ingram Carpets
Thursday itth h lU O'clock, of Forty yourh
snd Fifth avenue Horses aud Carriages.
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Ell. JOSEPII'S ACADEMY


YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
NEAR EMMITTsBCRG,
FPEDERICK COUNTY, ND
T'IIIS Institution is pleasantly situated
l. in healthy and picturesque part OF
Frederick county, Md, half mile from
Emmttsburg, and two miles from Mount
st. Mary's College II was commenced in
1909, and Incorporated by the Legislature
of Maryland in 1876 The buildings are
convenient and spacious.
TERMS:
The Academic Year is divided into two
sessions of five months each.
Board and Tuition per Academic Year in
Guiding Bed and Bedding, Washing,
Mcnding and Doctors Fee, S244
i. 9. for each Session, payable in ad-
vance, Tau
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
The Academic Year is divided into two
Sessions of five months each, beginning
respectively on the 29tL of August and the
2Sth Of January
Letters of inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
st. Joscph's Academy,
mar Aft Emmittsburg
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Road Notice.

TNIE undersigned, citizens and r, .i,lcnts
/ of Frederick county, State of Mary
laod, hereby give notice that they will,
thirty days after publication of this notice
in one of the newspapers printed in Frcdc-
rick county, and at a meeting Of the County
Commissioners held next after the end of
thirty davs from the date of this notice, APP
ply hv petition to the said County Com
missioncrs for a Public Road, commencing
at or near an old Ford across Hunting
Creek, on the road from Mcchanicstown to
HagcrStown, west of Jacob Lynn's dwell
ling, running thence through 4 lot of James
Crecgcr and said Lynn to a gum tree ii
corner of Waybright and Lynn's land,
thence through the lots of Jacob Stitcly
and Theodore N Eylcr to a point west of
Nathaniel Evler's dwelling thence on or
near the division line of said Eyler and
Jerry Briscoc's land, thence through the
land of White and Burlington and John b.
Kunkcl to a mountain road near Solomon
Eylcr's dwelling, and with said road to in
tcrscct the road from Mechanicstown to
IIarbaugh's Valley, between the dwelling of
Sarah Lidic and John Rouzcr, occupied by
Mrs. lIcsson. Witness our hands this 18th
day of March, 1871.
NATHANIEL EYLER,
J. WILLIAM SEXTON,
FREDERICK WHITE,
JACOB STITELY,
! THEODORE \. EILER,
! JAMES CREFGER.
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TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.

On and after SUNDAY, 25th December,
| 1870, THREE DAILY TRAINS will he
run between Baltimore and Wheeling and
! Parkcrsburg, as follows:
The Mail Train will leave Baltimore
daily Except Sundays at 8 A. NJ; return
| ing will arrive at Baltimore at 800 l.. Nj.
| This train connects with Strasburg and
lIarrisonburg.
The Fast Line will leave daily at 4:05
/ p. NJ: returning will arrive at Baltimore
at Q A. NJ.
The Cincinnati Express will leave Balti-
more at $40 p NJ; returning will arrive at
Baltimore at 10 p W.
The Winchester Accommodation will
leave at 4:lO p NJ; returning will arrive at
Baltimore at 1910 a. NJ.
The Mount Airy Accommodation will
leave at p. W.; returning will arrive at Bal
tmOre ut SEQ \. NJ.
The Ellicott'S Mills Train will leave at
d:2O p. NJ; returning will arrive at l5alti-
more at 800 p. NJ.
FOR uAGERsTOwN AND FREDERICK.
Leave at s AN. and 4:l0 p NJ. returning
will arrive at Lao A. NJ. and 5.O5 p. NJ
FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave at 3 A. NJ and 40 y. NJ: return
ing will arrive at 1910 a. VI. and 800
p. NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON.
!.ecvc at ago, sos. :. $50 and ll:30 A
NJ, and ,, $50, 4;45, $40 and 9:45 =. NJ,
FROM WASHINGTON.
| I.crfc at Gao. s and 9:25 \. NJ. and 1919
,4:lO, $40, G41, 1:45 and . p. NJ.
| FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Dali i,,,,rn of nnl len NJ
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Photographic Gallery.

lIJHIIE undersigned has recently fitted up
Photographic Gallery in Mcchan-
icstown, between Mr. G. II. Jolnson'1
store and Dr. Zimmcrman's Office, on Wa
ter street, and is nos prepared to tax"
Pictures Of Families and individuals
Art iic has the most improved apparatus
for taking good likeness, and whether
the sun shines, or cloudy weather, makes
no difference in Obtaining perfect sketch
of the features, form and pressure of the
family group or individual.
THE charge w'N be moderate and salts
fnct'on guaranteed.
The public are respectfully invited tocall
and examine his Cards and Photographs,
and Judge for themselves.
marll-6t JOSEPH BAKER.
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County Officers.

Chief Judge Of the Circuit Court-Wm
p. Maulsby.
Associate Judgcs-Jom a. Lynch, W
Y. Bouic.
Clerk of Circuit Court-Charlrs Mantz
Cricr of p. Goodman
son.
Aulitor-Frcdcrick J. Nelson.
States Attorney--Francis Brcnglc.
Register of Wils-Scbasian G. Cockcy
Judges of the Orphans Court-llrnrI
ITouck, Chief Judge; John A. Simmons
Jonathan d. English, Associates.
ShcritE-lliram Bartgis.
County Commissioncrs-Dcwitt Clinton
johnson, Joshua Mottcr, G. Kccfrr Thomas
Lebhcrs Griffith, Joseph b. Brown.
Clerk to CommssioncrS-John Need.
Attorney to the County Commissioners
C. V. Levy.
Collector of TaxcS-Lloyd II. Herring
County Survcyor-Jcrcmiah +. Brown
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VALLEY EtOT,8I

Southeast corner Of Pratt ami Eutnm St.,
BALTIMORE.
rJNHE undersigned, late proprietor Of the
Valley Hotel, Winchester, Va, would
respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have leased the above
Hotel for a term of years, and purpose
making it.
4 FTPST.CL1SS HOT.SE
Being convenient to all the dcpots of the
Western and Southern Railroads, it will
Ne found as desirable as any Hotel in the
rjtv for business men. The House has
seen thoroughly renovated and rctulnish-
rl and having had the experience OF
cars in the business, We feel confident OF
living entire satisfaction to our guests.
,~ss"Tcrms 81 so per day,
STOTTLEMYER q son,
mari le ProprictoI..
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Mount ST. Nary's College,
NEAR EMMITTSBURG


FRE'DERICK COUNTY, MD.
IiiNIIE Scholastic Year is divided into
IL two Sessions of five months each, be-
ginning respectively on the 2Sth of Au'
gust, and the 2Sth of January.
The Terms per annum are $500, l.. g. for
each Session $3.50, payable in advance
Clothing Books and Stationery, supplied
ty the College, must be paid. for in adj
vance.
The Students are always under the
vatchtul care and government Of their
Professors and Tutors, and form but one
family with them.
All are instructed in the doctrines and
trained to the practice of the Catholic re-
igion.
Applicants for admission, who have stu
died in other Colleges or Academies, must
produce certificates Of good standing and
character.
Youths not qualified to enter on the Co.
icgintr course, are admitted into the PN
,aIatory Department.
JOHN MCCAFFHEG, d. d.,
mar If Pre- idcn
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DIR. George VI. Zimmerman

TNENDERS his thanks to his Gllow.c iti
zcns Of Mcchanicstown and vicinity
for tn, lucrative practice they have extend
ed to him during his residence in this place
He still continues to prace his profession
and will give prompt attention to the calls
of patients
HIS DRUG STORE continues to be well
supplied with the choicest, freshest and best
Mcdicincp used in the healing art He has
everything ON hand usually kept in well
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SEED POTATOES.

UST received very fine lot of Northern
- Seed Potatoes at the Agricultural and
Seed Store of STEWART T. PRICE, Fred
crick, Md
Early Rose, Early Goodrich, Monitors,
Maine Carriers, Nova Scotia MERGERS, white
Peach Blow, &c.
Also, a very fine article of Hungarian
Grass Seed, which brings a hay crop the
first season. marll-tf.
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
OPEN TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ONLY SIX MILES FROM EMMITTsBURG.)
CALVERT STATION,
Corner Of Franklin and Calrert Streets.
Trains leave Baltimore for Owngs'
Mills Glen Morris, Rcistcrstown, Finks-
burg, Westminster, New Windsor, Union
Bridge, Middleburg, Double Pipe Creek,
Rocky Ridge and Mcchancstown at $50
A. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
The $50 a. NJ Train connects with
Stages for Hampstead and Manchester at
Glen Morris Station; for Tancytown at
Mddleburg Station, and for Emmittsburg
at Rocky Ridge Station.
Returning Trains leave Mcchanistown at
GEO A. NJ and 1:40 p NJ; leave Union
Bridge at $40 and 7:0S A. NJ. and lao p.
NJ. for Baltimore daily, except Sunday, ar
irving ut $40 and 1915 A. NJ. and G:lj
p. NJ. w. II. JORDAN,
General Agent.
JOHN T. RIoSEy, Superintendent.
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OFFERS his professional services to
" the citizens of Mcchanicstown and
vicinity
He paws special attention to the treat
mcnt of Chronic Disease, Liver Complaint,
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Sore Eyes, &c, &e;
He may be found when not absent on a
visit to his patients, at GILDS Drug Store.
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