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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03
YSarum Sd,ipaaer 0afeD 6afen=
Solicitor DOm gtelpzSrleanS bleibf.

g8aibin9tou, 2. 5spt. -9Sor cinigeu
Dtouaten rethte Collector Gaicp BON Nems
Orleans iein @utlaiiuu5sgeiud eiu, welhe8
nit Der @rnennun9 icine8 9tatfOIger8 in
9raft tre.en ioqte, 0ieier 8rief Ite9t bel ben
2Iften, aber e5 miro mabri9einlih teiu gtadlz
fclger eruaunt werpen, "a Die 6reunOe Der
Communication in NerusS Orleans tsiHe Ser
dnoerun9 witui6en. Ser BrditOent bat ieit=
Oem Deridieoene Brieie erhalteH, in 0eneu BET
8unid au89eiproftu wirO, oaB @aieg i'm
Amte blelbe, 0esbal6 olrO cr wabriaetuIid]
nt6t ab9eleet mcrOen.
9olittiebes.
8 BbtlGbefpbta, 2. Sept. - Die 3e=
mofrateu Oe5 4. @ongreB-0tItriftes iuboiTr-
ten heute bic domination bes Sru. QSatcr
=. Mitdell Ourdl Die liberaleu Gepublifaner.
0teie5 ilt Der 9iitrltt Oe5 2lhtb. 28m. ..
Selen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03
Sauft feline SfGhmafd,iue,

sbe Sbr Die serauidoie, iib ielbi Ulenoe . alan3s
Rub Serbei ierun8 9eiebCn, bic tohsrIrs an
dGer porsI9li1en Uaib;nen, uelde III bem &er.
auislotaIe bon &. Nj. aSIlc, yir. Is, u. 8aItlmoz
RS. n0bs 9agtrGBe, eefGuit meroen, an9ebrout Dub.
NIB. Dtai4laen oermtetbst, aasssbtiitrt urb rm@
astauic1t a4pr2, ,12Dtt1i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03

Mpbe. .Spnrna'e G fiir 6eibft mus sgsinter,
nGnuid gRef's, %irtbcum's, @iencroS', 8utterif'6 6
uno Scott'5, All haben rel
Smp5 u. G5riifth & Comp,
: orteuren nn0 Jabrifautea Don
G GhneIocrs IrtiteI
Ser. G43 3SeMe eSaltimore=. nabe Saz
(1S99t,4 7.200.3,6, 912,j,ST) noperIirnEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03

@r0te 8rlnoe Darum
Seal & 9artmann
ibrs Baaren gu ioln' nieprissn 8reiien rertaufen,
fino:
ie taufen In sro6en Guantidtcn se9en BGar9elo Elm
unb erlansen Sortbeils, welbe aiuier Gu @reoi nit
srlansen fonnen.
2Bir ba6en porrdtbia:
Strumpipaaren, Sanbihube, @oriets, 8uftles,
9amen 6enloen, rueiBe SeasHiide,
Damen=lntsrrOfe, Spitens uRb 2irrsu= 9rdgcH,
DamenzRad,ttleioe Manidettcn, 9rauiCn,
Damen=G orlet utber5iise, gSOnmaaren, Beads,
DamenzEotlctten.S .Sdte, aurSmaaren IL. I. ~.
Uton iprtGs Dor unb ipare % TroScnt in
ger. f39, aBeffs Siaifim preNr
(giai31, ,l2Nt.f) swtifeu soutb= Il. GaIpartfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03
Srutldles ,alInar,tlid,es sSuititut.

armenzalinif pom bis nbr Utoreens,
In Rr. ft4, 6anppers. srpiiei,en Spnrpaps iinS
Sarreffr. Or. Ssrnbarr Dseper (tuoirte in bies
flyer 3abnar3ne6ule) Siebt 2Gbne uermitellt reinen
2adsaies obue Sbmer6cn aus. &iHtGbe @ebiile
BON 81 5u st2. Golofullunscn bon 81 su 50.
(Rai1S, ,1S.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03
Due oeHen Sirtnf0Biru 3G Den uieDrtgs
sYpit tfSrriSp1s

F*tF NkAEtsFe
ajeien ben Der ~Goltimorer gompo9nie," bon bst
rSuIer- BoItoner @ompdenie,~
Id uer unb ralb breHnenoe 9opleu-bie befen Roblsn
auf Dem ttei9en Wartte
tu osrfauen
Earrenlabungs 81 ober IonneHDeife.
dub r9ptens' Bdaen=" unb @um6erldnber SohleE
g. +. Sigas, 4gent her
. BaltInorer aoblen-" U. giieubab @omp.A
Slreau: Vr. 2, ssoutbitrase.
9oblsnbof: Gfe Der Itprtss unb 5Hatison
StraSe. 'OH.f4.tST1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03
Npbe6 Ncben8altcr.
GrploiiOn ctue6 OdmpfFefIeI8,

9feWarf, 81. aug.-&atbariae Muluiue
lit i'm &Iter bon 105 Saareu uHo lONiouaen
ueufe bier Qeltprbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03

pie 8eperiie ginnobnteu be(iefen f5
beute auf 81 ,067 $3.50.
-Sefr. gontlpeG rpirO bemrGdit mad Sn=
biana reiieu, Inn cort 6u uIumpen."
- Die glegterung mill I'M 2aufe bteies
Monats tu69entltd fir s1,000,000 gonos
auffaufen uno slOO0,000 i'll Sob Oertau-
fen laiien.
- Sen. San 8uren tuirb 9lmerifa auf
Ser gStener &eltauSnelung Oertreten.
- Sorldufig uiro fein neuer @eianoter
an GOuo. Gurtin'8 SteQe Ha3 ct. Yetersz
bnrn aeidlift mcrhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03
Seuninss' 3ahnsSinftur.
Gine elesante, fidhere unS erfpl9z
reicf,e AHunpmGftl1c,

sum Heinisen, Seribonern uro Grbaltun9 Der 3dbne
uno oes 3apnheli1es, uro sibt Dem 4tbem einen anz
ssnebmen @sruG. gu baben bei ulen 0rosuinen in
Iuseneinen un6
n. Spnfon, Senniuas, & Comp.
(Wait1, 12Nf) Gr. 80. gtoro=& &bdrlseitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03
Sie Sr,efe 2iDinaltpne'S.

u 10 y OFT, ?. Sept. - ST.. Sobn 0is
oingltone, Der in HiaOmel, &an., mobnenp.
8rnoer oe8 beriibmten 0teiienoen, lit BON
clnem @orrcipouoenten iiber Die 4ed,tbelt Der
Sriefe ieneS SruberS beiragt moroen uuo
ia9t, er Smeifle tciuen Qug.nblif an beriel.
ben. 9letd2eItig iagte ,r, Der Dottor l.6e
cs, IT'D III iOlher QSeiie aussuNriiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03

81 Grrn Gu cine re'e 9tdbmaibire reparlrt ba=
ben m1i, 70 9Cbe auf ole SGng Su :. Is. Itcstcms
M, in Rr. A36, aScf: SapeTtesi, ake
eetn 3lpetasefddit 6efinSet ib in Sir. Is. OF
SaItimp mprez ptrabs. (2IC-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03
spe,tal : Noti3en.

6abi9e Albums nno 8ortemnnuaies,
ssubunsen beie g8odle empiansen uno bilis su
periauicH bel gB. S. gn,itb 3 Gomp., 8ut= uns
sbrsibmatertaIien 9dnoler, IN sar. f7S, sSea.
Sattimorestra6e. (Gua4, t2RteD
Grtttcr Stfrtff.
Sir GousreR:
William 3. S'Srieu
d9S-) pou ser 2. EBars.
~ Sritter GrrgreB=8r,irf.
Sir Die eemottattb ouier0otioe domination:
GbDmdS -. SplIcrs,
elm Mann aus oem Bolte, init Gem0 9 0 1T c
uno fir as . off.
(Iugl2 1WD gBabrbeit.
gsg 3. Siarift.
fitrGongreB.
N1eranoer s.. 0pb55.
Ser @ntf6eiouns Der 0emofratih GoaIerpatis
ben Gorpention, tuette am /. Sept. 1872 Suiammen.
tritt, unterDorien. t79-N
llxabbaugiger Gangrebsganni0at inn
3. 8e,irfe.
uebeTSeust, baB bassSoit TdaeGen ba5 ufiue">Spz
item, oas gum Sd1aben Ter oifeniten Q8obliabrt 10
lan9e 9ebCrrbt. eutibehen bnt, tiuhi9e i'd min oils
uuaptdn9t9en &annihaten fir Den Gor3reB in ;.
So99reR % 5trre UarQtEuo 'S,-aur Der 3nt16elDur9
ees Sulfes I'M IameECn inter Torfer, an.
(2i0-) ~ Wt. gjerser.
6. 0arO.
Sir hcn eriten stootrotbs- 3ruets:
q. &. OEamiltb,
Der gatibeibuus Der oemofrGsii4 coneroatioeH Ear
tel uItertporien. (203-)
II. gGarn.
Sir oen /. 3pei9 oeS Stqotratbes:
gSm. Sone,
Der domination Der bsmotratId conierpOtiosn
: stimmsebsr Der @arD untsr~Orisu. (203,9,l0
1S. gSarn
Sr 9lia $. SnuD niIo ais SanooGt iiir Den err
ten 3uei9 nss Siaotratbes empl0plen. (209-lO
SMreau Scbretbmatertaltem,
8ilreau>Srnfarbeiten
un0
allie Mrten eebnun8Sa
y il der,
ute 4rbeit uno mdbtpe Breiie bel
Sug9enheimer 6 EEeil,
Q0l-D Rr. 157, G3eft= SaItimoreitraGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03
anlllen linD 6ni..

Die ntebrisffeu Bre'e lps,ben INNER beretnet; elm
GROCER 8orratb INNER on 6ano Don zen berlibmtetcn
Ninen, Wie Baltimore Gpmpasuie," Spfems'
Salep, zDpomins, Snmburp urh Gumbet lant.
0eors tearus,
Biireau: gtr. 90, Sitoz@a @aloertitroBe.
(april22,1Sg) aohlcnboi: alice Irnifr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03
Jabresta9 Ser Sala6t bel sehan.

gte nag ort, 2. Sept. - Die Deutihen
oieier 9taOt ieierten beute ben SaBreStag Der
SAladt bel SeOan ourd) oeri6teoene 6eii>
Itt)teiten. iSolgcuOe SabeOepeihe murbe al
ben Sailer g8ilbelm abgeifidt: =, Der oeutidle
0anopebr Gerein bon 9iem- yorf feiert ben
rubmuouen Gag BON Seoaa uuD griiBt 8tl.
helm NPu GSipnrpi4lprt II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-03
Ste @reisfdmpfcr.

Nem Yorf, 2. Sept. - @lue 0epeife
BON Detroit melDct, 0aB Die Staot nit &aufr
boloen iiberifwemmt III, meld)e bic beioen
6uuitfdmpier Chambers uno @ouaro5 bort.
bin be9leittt Gaben. Ser Saupfplab miro
IN Der Aaf)baridaft ieiu; aui oemielben mol.
len aud 0tacc unO S'SalOmin ibre Sa1e
ausfedlten.
ytaf ctner neucrcn 0epe'de BON Detroit
iuiiD bic &eilcrei 3rpifeu &Dambers unb 60
m0ro5 40 QRelen Don bort auf cauaOiidjem
BOoen ltattfinOeu.
Bb liza oetp bia, 2. Sept. - 0e0 8,
Balowin, Der irlihe 5tieie, iuuroe heute gtaf-
mtta9 bier uerbaItet nnD muBte $4,000 Biira4
idalt iteuer, III Ybllaoelp9ta.@oun teiucu
%reisfampt uOr6unebmen.
gSeitcre8 iiber ote 8ntaftrpp!,e auf
oem Damgfer - Sienollie."
Rew s0ort 2. 9ept. - Cine poQs
itauOi9e Sue Der $aiiagiere oss 0ampiers
nSieuuille," ptl6cr III @olf pon Olerito
ucrbranntc, sei9t, baB bic 3abl Oeriel6en 62
betrug, Demua1 befanOen iidl 3ur 3eit oe8
lln9liides 80 Yerionen all 8oro. Son oies
ier Aujabl merbtn bis icst nOh Sc perulbt.
Siebcn 4erioueu ertranten, tnoem oas Boot,
ais CO BON Dem 9pfr. abItteB, feHterte uno
Hcnn tamen in Der SranOuug an Der Gdite
Der Sniel Gleutbera I'm. lian bofit, baB Die
SO III benz bis lett nod uernlBteu 8oote
9lltdltd gerettet murOeu, tpbem oa8 0aiier
sur 3eit rnbtg mar uuO ba8 Boot eluen Gours
HaAnl, auI Dem es balO Elm 9r6Bsrss 8abrSeug
tref1en muBte.
Ybila Oetp hia, 2. Sept. Der 0pir.
nYa6Oo" it bon 5apanua eingetroHen; er
brtu9t feline 9ladJrid]t bon Dem usrmiBten
8oote bes 0pfra. y 8tenuiQe."
Nan id)aet, OaB pier @aiiitenpaIiagicre
rn0 II 3p'1enoeGspaifagtere be8 0mpfr8.
SienoIae" nebIl elmer anSG9l @latrOien um-
9efommen fnb.
Die gieuuiae" mar ein Geitenrab. Dam.
pier BON 1886 8onnen unO IN 1860 uon
eawrenee & 6oulf iilr cen Stem Srleaner
nno zen cubanIiAen 1anOtl gebaut poroeu.
81 seb0rte Der 8irma 9ipiHgitoue & isOr uno
bate fplsenDe 0imeniiOnen: Qange 254 Rus,
Sreite 80 6uB 3Ou, &iefe bss 8aums 25
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Sie bsrbsTcrte pJ!nreme" aagma>
iG)iue.

Die bette WtaIdine iir teidte unb fbmere 6amt@
lieu=Rabe.eten. Sis BAT Die berii4mte riItfenbore
Spetiss uub ftdb iebt ttdenne spuiuTF=s treldjun8
unO oausrt Idnser. uIs jepe cnccrc Ntnidiue. gBuo
unter laidten 8eoiH9ur9en oeItauit i'm
8ertaufslotale 9 Der ~b lorence 81 q ! m o.
idbiner= @ei ellidb ait"
l4nIi1t loNEtfNl aSr 10 Mnra Shnricaf1r.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01

CIVIL RIGHTs AND ANNEsTY.-The
following is the substance Of the Civil
Rights aud Amnesty bills which passed
the Senate last Wednesday
The Civil Rights bin provides that II
owners or persons il charge Of public
inns. or any place Of public enIertain'
ment, for which license is required,
add the owners or persons in charge Of
any stage, eoach, railroad, or other
means public carriage, for passengers
or freight, make any distinction as to
the admission or accommodation on ae-
count OF race, color, or previous conll-
ton Of scrstude, they shall be punish
able for each oiTeuse by iue OF not less
than $500 nor more than 50 1000, aud
shall be liable TO SUITS for damages ~
any OF the United States Courts. The
Amnesty bill provides that all political
disabilities imposed by the third section
Of the fourteenth article Of the amend
mon,s Of the Constitution ofthe United
States are hereby removed from all per
sons Whomsoeyer except Senators aud
Representatives Of the Thirty sixth aud
Thirty.seventh Congresses, officers in
the judicial, military aud naval service
of the United States, heads Of depart
meuts, aud foreign ministers Of the
United States, about 200 in number.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01
Houcksvills Items.

Accidents. -0n Thursday oflast week
George Booktnan, young man in the
employ Of George Deal whilst engaged
in unloading manure, slipped aud fell
upon his left arm aud fractured the
bone between the elbow aud wrist. Dr.
Wells was summoned, under whose skill
ful treatment be is doing well.
Ga Friday last john Green, mill
wright, accident lily run half inch firm
or chisel in the ball of his right hand to
the bone, leaving bad wound.
The Crops Grass, oats aud wheat
crops arc suffering for want OF rain, the
wheat is twenty per cent. worse than two
weeks ago. Last week We had several
showers, but being followed by high
winds did very little good.
Since writing thl above, to-day, 27th
instant, at II NJ rain commenced ial.
ling accompanied with thunder aud
lightning, which continued for several
hours The fall was not very heavy but
will have u salutary effect.
Cut Worm The cut worm is so de.
struetive this spring, that many persons
have been compelled to entirely replant
their cOru.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01

THE CONNECTICUT DEMOCRACY BAD
LIZ SoLD-Seuaior Ferry, of Counec.
ticut, lately elected by fusion between
Democrats aud Republicans, says he
viii continue in the old Republican
track, aud that ito entrust these great
interests to an administration made up
aud controlled by Mr.. Greeley, would
be mere mid summer madness The
election of Ferry has been pointed to
BY fusion Democrats as proof of what
eau be accomplished by fusion with
the Greeley Republicans. How do
they like Ferry's steadfast adherence
to Republicanism3 Can they not SEQ
that they have been sold? Are they
willing to repeat the game, on larger
scale, with Greeley, and get more badly
cheated than ever?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01
Fifth Anniversary
or
WESTERN MD. COLLEGE,
WESTMINSTER. ND
WESTMINSTER, ND.

Bdccaldureafe Sermon at M p. Church.
Sunday June, l6, 100, A. NJ. --Prest. Ward.
Sermon before The Literary Societies, a
O'Clock. P. n.-Rev f. swentzel, NJ. u.
Annirersdygof Broisning Literary Soeie.
", Monday, June II, g, p. NJ.
Gloss Day Of the Senior Class, Tuesday
June, rs, ~ A. NJ.
Ordtoriodi Contest befleeen Irring and
Webster Literary Societies, Tuesday, June
IS, s o'clock, r. NJ.
Distribution Of Certificates Of Distinction,
Wednesday, June 10, l0l, A. M.-Prest.
Ward.
annual Grafton before Tie LITERARY So.
eieties, Odd Fellows Hall, 8, p. M..Rey.
Silas B. Switzerland, ID. ID.
Commencement, Thursday, June 90, 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
TO all of the above Exercises, th g public
are cordially invited.
j. T. WARD,
jane President.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01

A WoRD OF WARNINa:-It must
now be apparent, 20 the least Observant,
that the attempt to foist Horace Gree,
ley upon the Democratic party has
aroused the leODiue spirit Of the old
Democracy, which win not "down =
and, il persisted in, will split the party
into smishers. We must have harmony,
or encounter overwhelming defeat
VIII the insane policy of forcing a
detested candidate upon the party be
longer pursued 7 Greeley cannot get
the united Democratic vote, aud it is
only blind faulty which thrusts him
forward against the 6redGad determined
opposition of SO large and influential a
body of men, when We shall need the
votes Of Az to insure success. Shall
the party be split again, as it was iu
1902 The answer to this question is
in the hands Of those who are so un.
wisely pressing upon the party this
most obnoxious candidate. With them
be the responsibility,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01

EIoRsEY.-F I. Wheeler, Proprietor
ofthe Westminster Hotel, will accept
our thanks for a bottle Of Horseys
" Golden Gate Whisky" This whis.
key was shipped in 1868 to San Fran.
cisco, aud arrived back 10 1870, having
thus had the benefit of passing four
times through the tropics, with 10000
miles Of sea voyage. For medical pur-
poses it has no superior, aud the name
Of the manufacturer is sufficient guar
antee of its purity. 1t may be obtained
Of Mr.. Wheeler at any time.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01
Attention. Democrats Z Conservatives.


The Democratic and Conservative Voters of
Carroll county are requested to assemble in
Primary Meetings. at the usual places of voting
IN their respective Election Districts, on SAT.
uRDAY, the l5sh day Jane, instant, at ?
o'eloek, ,. X, for the purpose Of se,seting
Five Delegates to County Convention, to be
held in Westminster, on MoSDAT, the 18th
day Of June, instant, to choose Five Delegates
% represent Carroll county in the State Con.
ventioa, which assemblies in Baltimore, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th of June, 1871, for the
purpose Of appointing Delegates TO the Demo
cratic National Convention, which assemblies
IN Baltimore, on the 9Th day Of July, 1874, for
ihs purpose Of nOsniastins candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President o. the United States.
r. MAsslso, Chairman.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01

"a REvELArIoS."-The Bahimorc
San half sneeriusly remarks that We re,
cciyed revelation 10 Baltimore, last
week, in reference to Horace Greeley
We have also received another revela.
tion. It is this Twelve or fifteen years
ago, the Baltimore San was regarded
as the beau ideal of well conducted
newspaper. Its editorials were marked
BY signal ability, and its whole manage.
mcnt was indicative of tact, sound
judgment, and strong common sense.
Now its depreciation is generally OBJ
served and commented on frequently in
our hearing. This revelation" may
do the Sun good if it will profit by it.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01

THE BLAIRs. Gen Frank P. Blair
aud Senator Fen,on, Of N. Y, are said
to have effected a coalition Of their
friends, at Cincinnati, aud to have en-,
gineered the nomination Of Greeley,
with the view Of heading of Grant and
preventing his nomination at Phila.
delphia. Hon. Montgomery Blair, Mr..
Lineoln's Postmaster General, is now
writing letters to Induce Democrats to
support Greeley, as there is no, much
chance Of preventing Grants nomina-
tiou. The Blairs are unwise counsel
lors, aud have no right to ob,rude their
views upod the Democratic party, for
they are not Democrats, but like the
green fly they dip their bills into every
dish. Gen Frank Blair was the "body
Of death bound npon tho shoulders Of
Horatio Seymour, four years ago, and was
too much Of burden for even that
strong man to carry II the party is
wise, it viii sparu their advice, or eyon
their attempted political utilization. 1t
would be much better OF without them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01

Estate Of Samuel Clagcn, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sab
IN scriber has obtained from the Or.
phans Court Of Carroll county, letters
Testameniary on the Personal Estate of
SAMUEL CLAGETr,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All per
sens having claims against the deceased.
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
TO the subscriber, on or before the list day
OF January next; they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Those indebted are requested 10
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
May, 1872. v
WILLIAM FLEMING,
june l-4t' Executor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01
Building Association Notice.

A IL the Officers, Directors and Stock.
N holders, Except female and minors)
OF the Patapsco Building Association of tho
City OF Westminster are required TO attend
the annual Meeting of tho Association
under a penalty Of Twenty FIVE Cents-,o
be held at CENTRAL HALL, over ]. II.
bowers Store, in Westminster, on Tuesday
Evening, the 4th of June next, at 8 O'Clock
when the Treasurer and Secro,ary's Re
ports will be read giving detailed state
ment Of The affairs Of tho Association, and
an election win be held for President,
Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary and
Seven Directors to serve for the ensuing
year
A. D. SCHAEFFER,
sec'y. Of Patapseo Building Association,
may 70 u
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01

The Coed Democrat publishes a let
ter from n correspondent, recommending
Col. john NJ. Miller, OF Cecil county,
as candidate for Congress in this
Congressional District
While on this subject, We take the
liberty Of recommending Baltimore city
as the proper place for the meeting Of
tho Convention. 1t is neutral ground,
aud more easy Of access than any other
place which could be named.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-06-01
NO. 12ls EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
The Paiapseo Building Association Of the
City of Westminster, VS.. William Ii.
IL. Geatiy and Wife and others.
ORDERED this 9th day Of May, A. D.
" 1872, that the sale made and reported
IN the above cause by Charles r. Reifsnl
der, Trustee, appointed by the decree passed
in the above cause, to sell the Real Estate
therein decreed to be sold, be finally ratified
aud confirmed, unless cause tothe contrary DO
shown on or before first day Of July next;
provided a copy of this order be inser ted ia
some newspaper published at Westminster
Carroll county, Maryland, once week for
three successive weeks previous 10 the 29th
day OF June next. The report states the
amount Of sale TO be $3.50.
JOHN b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--Iest;
ju i-3t Jons b. Boyle, Clerk.
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srRAwBERRY FESTIVAL.

oAhsN W bLhNl baAAN Al
TIE ladies OF St, Paul's Reformed
Church, of this City, will hold Straw.
berry Festival, at Odd Fellows Hall,
commencing on next Tuesday evening
aud continuing during the week Fresh
Strawberries, Ice Cream, Cake, Con,
lec,ionery, &c, will be supplied IN
abundance, aud liberal encouragement
is solicited
Ladies', Misses aud Chilireu's lace
aud Button Shoes, lasting Caters, Slip
pers, &c. in great variety, very cheap,
at Liegct 4 Bcckenbaugh's.
A beautiful lot Of Grenadines, aud
japanese Stripes and Plaids, just open
ed, at II l.. Norris X Co.'S.
When you come too hear tho murder
trial don't forget TO call and examine
Miller's large aud cheap stock of Dry
Goods, 1t.
Another 10, Of those new styles Gas
simercs from New York, just opened at
II. l.. Norris 4 Cos.
New and beautiful style, s,riped and
Brocado Victoria Lawns, at L. *
Gernand's
Just received a large lot of linen
and paper Window Shades and table
Oil Cloths. at liegct 4 Beehcnb ugh's
Cloths, Ca,simcras and Cottunaios
every variety AZ loves, rates at Il. X.
Gernonds
Corerl,Ds and Quilts, y,ry cheap, at
IL. l.. Norris < Cos.
Go to j. !. BriukerhoG aud be
convinced mat A. Is tie place to buy
Hats and shoes cheap
Ir'ee sun Shades OF MIXERS, if You
want them cheap.
, Ii4ue aud rlque Trimmings, assorted
tat'erns aud Co'ors, from 10 cents up.
0'l, aDl 's' '"' u At T. Il, n d e O.
get a pair OF Dog Skin Gloves, At
IT, D. Norris q Co.
JaPane'' Pongee and China Silks,
very cheap at j. lmsllnS x Sons.
Iercales, new stock just received, at
Oi'ilers s. It
Pain, Twill AMI Striped Linens for
T'n u, anl Goats from ~ cents up, at
:" ~ "'''"'o .
a large stock Of Hosiery for Men
!, Sus" auu o"''dren' at H. L. Norris
" 80
od rua U,s N S,orN v o. Fara'os' Jas' recciy'
'' -''" LUX, az
- Ains'lng q Sons.
for Qleensware and Glassware, 90
" ~ ~ uernnna s.
Dolly warden mud other styles of
., 1S0''' at u l. Norris ." Cos
Linen and Straw Hats, new stock
a. a. - iI,'nNeIaoh 8
Fans ! Fans !! Fans ~ very cheap,
at - '"s'ns d oon $ It
Best W hlte Granite Tea Sets, &c
II I,iggSt & psoEoob,nn,,,.
Very hest Cal;coos II II
Norris & o. '''' ~ H. Il
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IMMIGRANT LABOR. - Thirty five
Swedss arrived at Middleiown, Del, on
Thursday OF last week brought overly a
special agent from Sweden, sent out by
the Middleton Immigrant Society This
Society has illustrated the feasibility Of
supplying male aud female labor from
Europe to any extent Let it be fol
lowed up elsewhere, and the worthless.
ness Of negro labor will no longer de.
press the agricultural interests Of the
country, nor need the cutlery for cooks
and wash women any longer be heard
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Gov. WHYrE's PosrrIos.--- Gov.
Whyte was recently represented by an
Annapolis paper as a Greeley man, bat
we are assured by friend in Baltimore,
that such is not the fact. Gov. whyte
is not for Greeley.
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The present session of Congress OK.
pires on Monday, and with it expires
the Presidents power to suspend the
writ Of habeas corpus The exercise Of
this power aud the act By which it was
conferred, 10 time of peace, ought to
render the Radical party aud the Grant
Administration forever odious.