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Order of Publication

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III tue Ofeuii court for Carroll cos,,
- Court Of Equity, '1 n
Deborah Warner and Emanne, !,
against Lydia Lambert, wife ~ Ia.'a s,ae
bert, Elizabeth Arthur, John w. 2
cob Warner, George Warner. -
eris, Emelia l.audy, Jacob n IL ~
MillHm !. Warner, Martin ,eata
Mary T. Warner Laura s. Warne, M
Warner and other unknown heir. w
INliE object Of this suit i Ia nb,.,s
a to sell the Real Estate. M ,rl..a asslss
Warner, late If Carroll eonntx Nh ealil
ceased, died seized 1.-THE said Heal F,,,s '.aei Y
situate IA carroll county, and divide NJ
eeeds from such sale among the partis. ~
plainnnts and defendants, IN the n,,'s. 20
in which they are respectively ent,l' l'o'aali
The Bill states, That Sarah War;.
about the month Of April, in ,he ~. y e
departed this life interstate ia carr6n ~
Maryland, seized IN fee Of ono nnd;.; sIosall,
terest In and To n certain tract ~ -
tanning tEenty.thrce acres aud CO. ~
ches Of land t2a acres, So perebes m r.
said Carroll county. That the "a 49, !
Warner died, leaving rs her only he;,. 80 80
your compliments, Deborah Warr.s =,
Emanuel Warner. Nsiding IN Inc 81
Maryland, a sister and brother az ~ q
ceased Sarah, Lydia Lambert. s;sts, " y
deceased and wife Of John l.aroher, v "
in the State Of Indiana; Elizabeth krls
another sister Of the deceased, and Jsbs NJ
ner, Jacob Warner, George Warner W;lr.1
Warner, brothers of the deceased, ali AZ ~ -
are living in the State Of Indiana, 1 ~
Roberts, Emelia l.audy, Jacob w. W..
William l.. Warner, Martin l.. Warns, ~
Z. Warner and Laura 5. Warner, chld,s. y
David Warner, deceased. brother N II.
testaic Sarah all Of which are also 800
IN the State Of Indiana; Uriah Warnsr u
other unknown heirs, who are residiug u. /,
the State Of Maryland, and in places usl ~.
to the complainants.
The Bill charges that the said lands a.. !,
be divided without loss or injury 10 the ra..;..
interested, and that il will be for he ip,s'' .
Of the parties therein interested 10 IN M
same and divide the proceeds from H. "
thereof among them in the proportion n VA
they are respectively entitled. The Bin mn,
that decree may be passed for a sale a Y, "
lands, the proceeds Of said lands 10 10 n.
tributed among the parties interested h u.
portion in which they are respectively en,1Isl
and for general relief. and also pays a. !
order Of publication against the Eon,resSds,
defendants aud the unknown heirs.
II is thereupon this It'll day Of Noyvml.,
\. d. 1872, adjudgcd and ordered that b.
compliments, by causing copy Of .his al,
to be inserted In some newspaper pahf,ks.
in Carroll county ones a week for four sueee,
stVq txsals lafnra tho Ltb Iuw - ~
next, give notice TO the said absent and 4,
known defendants Of the object and snbsisno
of this Bill, and warn them To appear Il m
Court in person or by solicitor on or bss,
the lOth day Of March next, to answer 4
premises and 10 show cause il any they h,v
why decree ought no, 10 pass as PRAYED.
JNO. Il. BOYLE, Clerk
True copy-Tcst;
JNo. b. BOYLE, clsrk.
nov at
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UNDERTAKING.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Westminster, Md.
JAMES RIppARD pinch,

JAMES RlPpARD, Principal. Sessioa
- commences September 18th
Pupils are prepared either for Business q
College.
Besides playground, completely far
nishcd Gymnasium is attached.
A Library and Reading Room.
Also a Laboratory, fitted up with an expcn,
save Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus
SYSTEM or INSTRUCTION:
Special attention is directed TO the fact Tia,
IN School a boy does not take an interest n
what he does not understand. Each pupa,
therefore, is encouraged TO consult his Teaehe,
for the prompt removal Of difficulties as they
arse, aud that an opportunity may be afforded
Tor this free interchange between Teacher and
Pupil, only limited number will be received
and those only Of good moral character.
g<D~ Pupils Of last year desiring to return
will engage their desks without DELAY.
aug i7.2m
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WESTERN MD. COLLEGE
STUDENTS OF BOTH sENEs,
IN DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.
Incorporated By Act Of GeHerai d''e"'bty
.HtrcL, 1888.

y1NHIS Institution Is eligibly located IN the
healthfal and hourishing City of West
Minister. in Carroll county, on the line Of the
Western MARYLAND Railroad, about midway
between the cities Of Baltimore and Hagers'
town.
Il is, under the special patronage OF the
MARYLAND Annual Conference Of the Mctho-
dist Protestant Church, but Is strictly free
from any seelarianisn, either m rs course OF
study OF rules Of discipline.
Male aud female students recitc in separate
classes, hnt all have the advantage of instruc.
ton from every Professor having charge OF
the studies pursued.
The Vice. Principal, (Rpy DIR. Nichols, }
the proceptress, Miss Hancc, and several
other members Of the Faculty, reside IN the
College building and have constant oversight
of the Boarding Students
TINS CnrRsE OF STvpY is thorough, under a
full and competent corps Of Instructors.
The Ninth Seai. .fHHiiai Session, will begin
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Sd, 1872, and end
JtNUAnY 8lst, 1873, embracing q weeks eN'
elusive of the Christmas Holidays
EXPENSES or SESSION!
Board Lodging, Washing, Fuel and
Itght SHu.Vu
Tuition in Preparatory Department 100
Tuition in Collegiate Department. 5000
Matriculaton fee payable on enter
ing the Collegiate Departmcnt)...... 900
Instruction in Music with use Of
instruments .,.,.........,....s.,........ Zp.Uu
Instruction in Drawing and Painting
water colorsl........................... 1000
No extra charges for any study in the Reg
ular Course.
PAYMENTS:
One-half at the beginning Of the Session ;
the other, November ilth, 1872.
Books and stationery purchased Of the Col
lege must be- paid for on delirery.
For Catalogue aud Circular containing iull
information address
j. T. WARD, PRNcIFN,
july l3-f Matchmaker, M.
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Salt as a Fertiiizer.


After the corn IS dropped and covered
and before ii is up, apply on the surface
Of each hill about one tablespoon full Of
ground salt W 81 81 f
Unless il i earbolie acid. nothing makes
worms Of all kinds squirm like salt 1t is
sometimes applied broadcast, at the rate Of
9 to 10 bushels per acre----which is also an
excellent application, just before the last
narrowing.
In old gardens, such as have bech heav
iiy mnnured aud cropped year after year,
for long period, snails and grubs often
abound, and as commonly described, the
soil seems to have become manure sick.
Vegetables do not grow as they used TO do.
Here also dressing Of salt win be found
beneficial, as restorative and also worm
destroyer The value Of salt as a fertilizer
has probably been overlooked We have
known i 70 produce great hxuriance on
pasture and moving 6elds. -Procficai
Farmer
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CHAs. BILLINGsLEA, ID. ID. \.
ANn
j. MERIKEN WELLER,
DENTISTS.

OfficE WESTMINSTER, Mn, 2n DOOR Wrsr OF
FARMERS ASp MECHANICS BANK,
YNAkk pleasure in informing their friends
II and the public generally that having IN
creased their facilities for business, they are
at all times prepared TO perform any opera.
tons IN operative or mechanical Dentistry.
Pnre Nit. Ok. Gas, ON hand Mt all times.
DIR. {. Billingslea will continue to visit the
following places;
Union Bridge.-lst Wednesday in every
mouth, remaining until Friday afternoon.
-Nelc Windsor I'D Wednesday, remaining
until Friday afternoon.
JHioHtoicn. Sd Wednesday, remaining un-
I'll Friday afternoon.
faneytorn.-3d Friday in every month. re.
naming until the following Tuesday evening.
nov 2.ly
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The whole tendency Of farm life is to
develop the body healthy and symmet-
rically, The child is not pent up in the
narrow back yard Of a city dwelling, nor
turned into the thronged aud filthy street
TO pursue his sports His eyes open first
upon green fields and fragrant meadows,
and his first footfal out Of doors Is upon
the matted grass beneath the shadowy
trees Of his rural home. He drinks health
from every breeze, and all the scenes
around him call forth that playfulness
which performs 50 important an Office in
our early trimming.
And this leads US TO speak Of the influ.
enee Of farm life upon home virtues. No
occupation can be more favorable to the
cultivation Of those qualities which are the
charm Of the domestic circle. The farmer
is much more at home than is possible
with any other men. How many there
are in our cities who only see their nmi-
lies at evening OF on a Sabbath. They
live for their business, and this, from is
location, takes them from home early and
late. How many from this same cause
forsake housekeeping and huddIe into
boarding houses and botels where the
charm and beauty of the family as God
constituted it are entirely lost. and child.
rem fall under thousand Influences thai
would never reach them at home With
the best arrangements wealth can command
in the city. it is well piph impossible :,
keep children under the influence If tbei,
parents so that they shall have distinct
family character and bear the moral a,
they do the physieal imace Of their pro
eenitors
;, Parental influence is dissinated ami,
the varied social Influences to which tho,
are subjected from their earliest davs
Then what perplexities barrass the man a
business N the eitv-bis eanital ,ften IN
vested in nro6tless en.errrise exr,sad =,
the depredations Of dishonest men betrav
ed cheated and ruined bv knaves ,nf
bankrupts From the very character d
his business. he has to trust far more a
his available means IN tho inteoritv FIJI,
fellows than the eultiyator His debts mr.,
often scattered over a wide extent Of terri
torv and collections arr nat only exnepsiv,
but exceedingly uncertain But his com
mercial credit depepds upop this uncertain
~ and he Is often sompelled to fan hack
unon nothing n ruined man
Ninetv-fye failures in hundred among
most business men in the city. tell SAD
tale Of the nernlexitv and SORROW tho cn,,
rodinc cares and nnouisb of mereant;l,
life How can father go.dal with tbos,
anxietieS fron bec;nino 10 the end of N,
year do ;ust;ce with b;s children AVIAN /;
bis business allows him 70 he with tbon
mart Of the ti,neY He il NOT in fran,
of mind N s,,ner;r,and ,bs;r ednoa,;or
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR GEO. s. F0UKE, Dentist, offers his
II services at his Office.
Westminster-eycry Monday, Tuesday aud
Saturday.
Emmiitshurg-Fourth Wednesday After.
noon till Thursday Afternoon.
Mechaniestown-Fourth Thursday Ailer-
noon and Friday.
Rocky Rdge-First Wednesday Afternoon.
Double Pipe Creek-First Thursday.
Middleburg-First Friday
Uniontown-Sceond "Wednesday Afternoon.
Ianeytown-Second Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Union Bridge-Third Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Windsor-Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb %
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Cabinet and Furniture
ESTABLISHMENT.

THE undersigned, having szurwzz~.
u bought out j. J. Lester q n
interest in the well known Is y -
tablishment Of Messrs. Shorb 4 Lester. Man
street, Westminster, West of the Railroaa,
will continue to keep on hand full and CON.
plete assortment Of all kinds and styles a
FURNITURE, and full assortment Of Can,
and Wood Sea, Chairs, Hair and Husk Ma.
trasses, Looking Grass Plates, 3e.. which
viii be sold cheap for cash. Old Cane Seal
Chairs re-seated and Furniture repaired.
UNDERTAKING.
Walnut and Metallic Collins and caske,,
on hand. Funerals attended Mt all times, \
short notice.
Also un hand Newell Posts, Balhs,ers anS
Front Door Brackets. Hand Rails workel
to order Of all kinds Of Lumber, and difIesea
styles Brackets worked to order.
All kinds Of Architectural Drawings fur
nished at shor, notice and at low figures
feb 2i-u J. J. SHORE Il son.
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gelett 9aeirg.
THE PEACH

On is soif cheek the sun did shine,
And turned is water into vine;
And he who drinks the wine shall he
Glad as the guests Of Galilee.
Y luscious orb, SO sweet and soft,
Tneed with the light that beams alolt
The blended hues Of red and gold,
Are Ike the hues IN heaven unr0lled.
A sunny half the world can boast,
A better half-has man--to toast,
A higher half-the soul can reach
A rosy half the ripened peach.
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"oUR DARLING"
Sent 70 tAem free Of Rnstnnt.

III Is A FtRFECT BiJOu1
The price OF the Chrome In the stores is 81 And
any subscriber In club or single subscriber. Who
may wish To have our Darling mounted on stiti
pIstnl g'Iu anu ready Tor TRIMMING can have II ~
prepared aud sent by ninitting . cents extra NJ the
time of subscribing ~
To the gettcr.up Of "a club Of 6 or comics We will
send, As an extra premium. a copy Of The Ofcr' nF
ne Acceptance. This In addition 10 "our BAR.
10 the gcttcr.up of club Of Il comics We win send
both OF the Chrumos-"The Oner and The Accent.
anfe, along with Our barring or Asking 4 Rl,.s
ing and Our Darling
10 the geiierup of club Of % cople. We Will send
ance" and Our Dallng"
VIII The gciien.up Of clubs Of G. and II comics
deSiTe2 "''s
The premiums arr only forwarded when the remit.
lance n sent 10 US
When the subscriber all reside. nj ,,nc Mac, ,h
premiums will all be sent TO the person who ssnd.
the club for distribution
The person sending full sutScriptIOn Of Al can
have his choice of"ihe Offer" The Acceptance ar
Our Darling" -
The money must all bc sent at one time FIR an, "a,
the clubs, and additions may be made 10 rlnhs a,
eiub rates The lAdys Book viii be sent 10 any pnst
once where the subscriber may reside and s1lfsrrfu
uohs may commence with any month In the wear
we can always supply hack number. Specimen
hI HIM, WI % seht on receipt Of . cents
HON 10 REMlT.-ln RENTING By mail a p,s,
once order on Philadelphia OF Dmf on phIladei.
phln or New York, payable 10 the order OF l. A In
usS u preferable To bank notes liza Draf ar A poyt
OF National Bank notes ' '''''H
We advise an early application AS ve avn, ,.
ny with the Inducements we offer, will reach 50 .
90 subscribers. "N' ~
Address IA cnnFv
" = Corner Sixth and Chestnut ST.. Philadslnbln
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Ribbons, Millinery and Straw Goods,
1912.
ALSO
White Goods, EmbrOideries, &c, &c.

ARMSTRONG, GATOR 4 co.
IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Jobbers
Il Bonnet, Trimming, Neck and Sash Rib.
bons, Velvet Ribbons, Neck Ties. Bonnet
silks, satins, Velye,s and Grapes, Flowers,
Feathers Ornaments, Frames, &c.
STRAW B0NNETS AND LADIES AND
CHILDRENs HATS,
Trimmed and Untrimmed; and in connecting
Warerooms White Goods, Linens, Embroid,
efies, laees, Nets, Collars, Sets, Handker-
s s, Yelling, Head Nets, &c, &c, Nos.
2SI and $50 Baltimore street. Baltimore Ma
These goods are manufactured by ne mr.
bought for cash directly from the European
and American Manufacturers, embracing All
the latest novelties, unequalled in variety and
eheapness in any market
despatch. ssp, b. a., ~"
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Prospectus for l873.---Sixth Year.
The -Aldine.

An Illustrated Monthly Journal uniyennllv admin.
ted 20 be the Ilandsomesi Periodical Ia H.
word. Representative and ChamIio,,
OF American Taste
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THE MARKETS.


nAt4rNoon nAnKnra. KAN
nlLzrlfous. MAJ 8 : Aveadsfaes = Tioaf : The
u.fsk.s ios spgI igs.L :. saIs. ~, ssress Tss sSl
Ess,. ss !. y "a iS Nv H..isrs ss a. y u fSs
reeslve vere :, - bafrele Aa.. -.
,Ess,,.Tss sa,.s % ohlgswsrs o se,ssls; y ~ n
and loo A, psiiss az 70 el,5 injiisfs y " fbsye
ss. no "a shsg,a, rood lots o Which would readily
Ss.s. ~. ! "a s :ss 3. { ~; co
W s,siol. Welssrn inissd TspSIisd' bu, We note u
A'5e " - M ss's ~ 90. 80 s.. lh better
slsbrghi WoSistn Il gtl! y, latter fOr prime,
90 ~ ~. q 4 ~, Z, ..es esa IN. m.,..
Is psims a aila q sslis, eeeaIiirl % quality.
g, .sa ss ais 80. =; = aal sg e ssSss
aeraia.i :. isilovss Fel bhseldIT fsiF csnfs, 10
sas. saa. .ss;. ~, s slisy ~ Z ssP!. re
ssdsy a Gessis for Ars1itS-S. ~ r.lli ~ rs Ind
70 5itii urn, nd az e.iss |I,1t I.iI} iron j
nd III descdpteas ~ iiri3. fs,h u b,d iln Al
aaet e,nis fsf Wesisfn aisa NJ uh MI dl1hhad, asd
ioe,lts Inr n rau9eted 80 ~ ..III.
muA W qqntg pnoss n fSll1NIi . l|pa' itY csn,s,
R sssd.,ia y, i Tses 's oss.. iiI' s.s,s.
iS IN. 9,' & Sss .sS Sss l.S
y sfssss. Z Pgls., -. - lsls.. tSs ,As i..4las
3 Ssss Sisss i WI, 40 ssas as sa
inAlt ssasa q hhda' 40 2isas esnib pef EAOn. IN
500, s.l S ~ :.sI. 4. S..:s :ss
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me soSd Y b @s,ss.n..sls hssa u9es Ihs Az:
IRON bQns, dust and other impurities ~ 70 be ".
PFC, 2 3 sI., rs:
Of the follosina named stAtons, a. saoh tines and In
;sSa :, sSs 4Sns b asssS
Ioots. Ma, foft washinEton, Nd, aud Iort Mo;
pisoss and "a sash aaanitss = the kolas zssisizni
lukstsfmAstsr thersat may direct
Tue Wood and Ooal for he RAh3uAl Uameteriea 70
The sapsrintsndsnts u each Of the oemsesries may
Poun 81 "a vii BE- furnished on application 10 this
eaes. - yell = Any .ddit9ns iHiega,te9 gsSqirsd
n iho:. ds.aidns 70 eid HFshf o. d hopo9hs;
master Third district, Department Of the East
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Proposals..
DRoroaAIs FoR suPpIIFa.


QuAlTNANANrHnn ONO, u. a AnmTl
PuftAnuLrMIMI -. ArTl 4. M7L-l
Bealad propoaar, - tripliea1a, v .arI n -, AZ
vsrtissp sut attached, IN ~ r9eelyad y lfl 80
Until ~ o'eloeh m. % THUn9DAY, MnV ~ ilftrl-r
fprnishiqa the Qusrtsruastela nepartnaat via hvs
thousand WQol gro-s tons for slfl - qaanntI a
mAy be IeqqlfedD best quality - WHIrE-A1M An.
rHhAOf1K GOAL, q suoh alfs and IN qunaiiues -
msy b otdsrgd Tor period o. ysaf IRON The lst
dag Of Julg, isT1 With The privilege n lDeFsssla the
smouat 70 Ten thouaand uooool tons should u bets-
u ush Of tbs se.l :. nay ,. required % " ssll,
cred for pse ~ the United Hatsa Arssnsa a hhfes
burn and ur.g'a FERN Road must be delivered ulth.
b.saos 70 ,. delivered % board q vs.e. ~. pqst
The coal 70 be IN rood erdes ted copditioai trcs
irow stone dus, snd sny ether apsd,is. I'D vll bs
H'P"'''d prior 70 lie r'sigs ~ ne unised s'.'s'
Atihs sans ,i9s and plsss, ia. IN b Iss.lv.d
6RS r' oha III P.gp ,,e '.sa St2ii,,,ffn
MoOD q nab. r,qsiysd e this eity, Tor ens l..r
sd Wood e ,. dsliysrsd a such timss ada sasb
places In Philadelphia - nag b directed vlfhout "a
dtlonal erpsnss V the Unitsd ntatsA
An grain 70 be o. the best quality, frss from dust
dirt OF other impurtiss Oats thirtT trtr pounds 10
the bushs corn hfy iE pounds 70 he busbsl hsg o.
the best quality timothy sraw 70 be q ne a the best
quslltyi Kind ing wood 70 BE- of the bed qaaiity.
For Of bld ui b. furnished on spplisatiea 70 this
once also the prybabls amount d forage and wood
be delivered. veil any nddiiopal Information re-
quiisd b. thoss dssifins Y btd = ,o.o..
ap2s Major and ouaftarrnastar u. ~ A.
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OFYioR or Posr OoMNIsaAHVl
BENicfA ARnErAL, GAL, April "a, iu71, !
Sealed proposals., 10 dup lioAte will be rsoslved ant
70 O'Clock N. % fRiDAY, Mag u, issa, for
iaralsblsI FIysh ss;i sad ny.ioa % The Troops
commeaei 9 July ls7a Tue besi % b q Eood
hl1d quarter meat laseLs. shAaks md tidnss tailor
for beef TO be cut % Al the fourth vertebra joint and
the breasts trimmed douni the shanka Of lore quar-.
tsrs DO OF from three to four inches Abovs the
knee ilnt And Of hind quhrtsra iron alH 10 eight
inches above the EAmbFel nook Joint Bids will DO
Teosvsd furnsh the ooar cd Al the Arsenal
With oholos cuts Of fresh beef and mutton.
Inc price Of beef and mutton for 70 the troops
aud for sale 10 oiiosfs 70 be stated separately.
Prices must Be e.Alsdln United HtAtes Eold eoin,
and written a. veil A. suppressed 10 hGuva
Payment will be made u the end Of each month, or
thereafter N funds may DO reosised ioE the
Proposals must be accompanied By proper Euaran,
tss signed b. two responsible psrsons stauog that
4 contract L sverdsd they WI sntsF Into bonds Tor
the faithful fulhlneut OF tho contract FOR de-
tailed information. appy either IL person OF b. letter
ArssaAl, oalorslA The right is rssstvsd to reject
(adir.s saysloPssi Proposal. Tor Fresh Beef and
Mutton, /" aud address the sans 70 the Post Ocmmls
sAIy At bsniOiA Arsenal, oAlierala ., ,,,,,ovr
mayl "a I4sut. u. O. Ordinances, A. o 4.
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pRorosAIs FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT
Government sales.


A UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED GOVERN.
"A MINT PROPERTY.
DEPor QuAhTEnMAsIEAl oIIIcE,l
OMAnA. Nnn.. April & ISM.
raj 10 this eitT, . qlantlIJ o. condemned 0ovsFn'
nsnt stores, oonsiltiDe In part Of
300 Old Hank forma.
go yards Mating, Horses.
~ TSnths.
Sale 70 commence At 10 a ~, May lisa
Tsrma eAsh, In 9oyerumsnt funda.
b. order Of Brlg. Gen. Ard. eond'E Dep, Platte.
spiO Asst Q. NJ. U. 8. A. D:poi oasltsiaSsisr
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NOTICE 10 CONTAGIOUS.


UNITED BTArEa kn0nlnKha OIIlcr.l
OnATrAnoooA, fnrr., April =, 1ef1 4
Sealed pro oaAs In duplicate vii Be roceived A this
Sses s3ua lo SsleSs N 90 w N,sas :. 1ak -
AZ Rossi oshsad and Tambllns Shoals, from one
70 ssTsn mliss below Tenn The spak At
colbert Shoals the Sack from one 70 miles bslow
llanooga, lean. AT Colbert Bhoals and Bee Tree
Shoals, fToa ssvsntesn 70 twenty-five miles below
FiSssnSs az n o.. h. ..u.,,l ,.r,,. of M.
s1essalio u roek both In ledge and dstAnhod he
novel o. gravel and the construction o. RIO rap dams
10 three feed At the lowest stage.
Descriptive specifications and inatructon. for bid
must bs made, may be had a tnis
WALTkh MCFARLAND,
mast Major of Enainsera
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DE-. 'OHHsToN;s ., :.
BALrnMoRn LOOK uoaPITAL.

M. JOHNSTON. !, mn
BALTIMoR1 LOOK uoAPIrAL.
Omoo soaIh eredeEioh street..
From his sItsallss pIAstes IN The GrsAt Hospltals
EaIsps n y. A. . "a: SSss1, ~ ks S n
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