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CASH SYSTEM,

to go into effect on the i4th day Of oclo
Der, next at which time will have on hand
a splendid assortment OF Foreign and Do.
nestle Dry Goods, Notions, turs, Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Grocer.
les, Oil and Paints, Glass, Drugs, Leather,
Iron, conl aud Lumber and in short a
general variety of Goods, all Of which have
been purchased for Cash, and as shall buy
aud sell only for Cash, my margin of pro.
fits will be small, md feel assarcd that
can give perfect satisfaction in every par.
ticular. All ask is to call and see me and
be convinced that You can save money By
paying cash, eyerremembering that "money
saved Is money made
GEO. EYERHART.
Manchester, Carroll county, Nd.
sept %. 1s72.Gm
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Registration Notice.

10 the Voters Of the 5th Election District.
NJ oTlCEls hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern, thatin compliance with the Act
Of Assembly OF the state OF Maryland, Chapter
i53i passed at January Session, 1870 the uIi-
dersgned, officer OF Registration ior the Fifth
Election district Of Carroll county, duty APP
pointed, commissioned and qualified, will sit
with open doors, at his residence on Monday.
the 2sth,and at ). kesyille, ON Tuesday the 2Slh
days q october, 1879, and wall rcmau In session
on each OF said days from 0 clock, a. NJ, until
o O'Clock, ,. ~, tor the purpose OF correcting
the lists OF registration by striking from the
list ol qualified voters the names OF all persons
known, Or made known To him, who have died
OF removed from said Election district. or
have become disqualified under. tho provisions
OF the Second aud Third Sections OF the First
Article OF the Constitution, and to deliver TO
any persons applying, whose names appear on
the SAID list OF qualified voters, a certificate Of
registration, aud I" strike from the books of
registration the name OF said dead, removed q +
disqualified persons, aud Tor what cause under
the t0hsiitutiDn and Laws of thus state, a. the
case may be, and to register the name of
every person who shall apply TO him 10 be
registered as qualified voter, Tho shall salts.
~ him that he possesses, OF before the day of
election next ensuing will possess, the requisite
qualifications under the Constitution Of M
United States and ihe Law made Ia pursuance
thereof, aud the Constitution of the State of
Maryland, the qualifications Of age, citizen
ship and residence, and is not disqualified nm.
der the provisions Of the Second aud 1 bird See
lions OF the First Article oil the Consultation.
SDRRATr ID. WAKEFIELD,
OCT iS-St Register.
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]st"te " ""t Lteoffcti decedSed.
NJ Office is hereby given to the creditors
IN Of William Liedlich, deceased, 10 file
their claims agninst said deceased, properly
authenticated, 10 the Office OF the Register
OF Wills for Carroll county, on or before
the 18th Of October next, preparatory to u
distribution of the balance of the estate Of
said deceased now in the hands Of The in.
dersigned, us Administrators ofsaid decd,
70 be made amongst said creditors under
the order Of the Orphans Court Of Carroll
county on the Nth day Of October, 1872;
after which hast named day the undersigned
will pay to each Of said creditors their re.
sPectiye dividends according 10 said listri.
button. ut the Union National Bank Of
Westminster
ELIZABETH IIEDLIcH.
Administrative.
Westminster, Nd, Sept. Is, 1872.
sent 2l.St
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A LARGE supply of l.aces, Jaeonet
IN Edgings and lnseriings, Infants Waists,
just received from Philadelphia, at
ap2l Mrs. A. r.. Armsfronq's.
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10 tho Voters IF The ari Election District.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 al whom it may
' concern, that Ia compliance viii, ths Act
%, A.s mbly Ol the state 81 Man iapj, Chapter
4S9, passed at January session. lSTU. the IN
dc signed, Oihcyr Of Registration Tor The rlird
Election District Of Carroll county, duiy ap.
pointed, cumnlissi'nud md qualified, viii iii
With open dpois, on Monday. the 2aih ct Ociu-
Der, 1879, atthe residence OF J,troL II. Liypv, aud
ou Tuesday, Ga, 2Jth, 1T his Rsui5Hee, ahG viii
remain Ia session un each 0t said daJs fran 9
o'clock, A. N. until G o'clock T.. NJ, for The
purpose OF correcting tho lists Of REPATRIATION
BY strkigg lIUm tho list Ut qualified voters tha
names OF all persons known Ur made known 10
hin, vhn have died dr removed from siil
Election District, or have becJmc disqualified
under the provisions ~ III Second ava rhird
scciioin Of the First Article ol the Cmstilu.
uVn, AMI N deliver To any persnns applying
Nhusg names appear on tbr said list uI 9ualt-
lied vOtsrs, ceiutcate ui registration, aud IL
ST Ike nom The books 6i registration Ihr name
Ut said dead, removed or disqualified persons
and tor what cause under the Constitution aud
Laws Of this State, as tht case may be, and To-
register the name of every person who all
apply 10 him 10 be registered rs a qualified
yutcr, who shall satisfy him that be possesses or
bcinrc the day pt election next ensuing viii
pnssess, the requisite qual cations under tne
Consultation OF the uHit,d States anu the Law
uSde in pursuance thereof, aud he Consultation
OF the State VI Maryland TIE qualiiica lions Of
age, eitiI tuslIip and residence, aud Is not dts
qualified under the provisions OF the second
and Third SECTIONS Of Me First Article of the
Constitution.
ELI IEB,
oct. u st Register.
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Two gentlemen may obtain board at mod.
crate price by APPLYING at this Office.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given to the judges
~ OF Election and TO the Qualified 70
tiers Of Carroll county, that m Election
will be held in the several Election Dis.
irieis Of Carroll county, at the usual places
of holding Elections, on
Tuesday, after the LIST Monday.
being 5th day of AOYem-
Der, 1872,

ron tbs PURPOSE OF ELpcTixo
Eight Presidential Electors. 10 east the
vote Of the State Of Maryland for one
person for President ofthe United States.
and one person for Vice President Of the
l. nlted States IN conformity to the Con
stluuon Of the United States aud of the
State Of Maryland
One person 20 represent the Second Dis
trict Of Maryland in the Forty third
Congress OF the United States
The Polls for said Election will be onened
at . o clock, A. NJ, aud close al o clock.
p NJ, when the ballots shall be publicly
counted.
GEORGE y FRINGER,
sheriff Of Carroll coLuty.
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BUILDING and Cabiat Hardware, large
I'D stock, at lowest city prices, at
ieb 10 Z. K. GERNAND'S.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

n1 yir;ue ola commission issned 10 Us
~ by the County Commissioners for
Carroll county, 10 examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires =
change in the public road leading from Ia
neytown to Bridgeport, commencin, for
snjd change at the Stone Bridge over Piney
Creek, thence running cas-, over the race Of
Henry c. Wilt, leaving the old bed to the
left; thence running through the landa Of
Henry c. VIII, William Fisher and others
TO the top Of the hill, iulerscciine the old
road near Jacob Reeds barn, it being the
road now IN common use.
This ID therefore 10 notify all persons
whom it mny concern, that the undersigned
will meet. GU the premises. on .Sdfuriav,
The leth day Of October, 1879, at 10 o clock,
A. NJ, to execute the trust rcposcd IN Us
by the said commission.
STERLING GAIT,
ADAM MOTfER,
ALEXANDER ADELSrERGER,
sept II 1T Exarribars
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this well known Hotel, and the same hay
ing been thoroughly repaired with many
improvements and reftted generally, takes
this method of Informing the cilizens Of
Carroll and adjoining counties and the trav
cling public. that no effort on his part shall
be wanting to make them that favor him
with call as comfortable as possible. The
table shall be as good as this market affords.
The bar stocked with pure and unadnltora
ted Liquors; walters attentive aud polite,
and charges moderate. A call is respect.
fully solicited
Good and reliable 0stlers speciality.
mar 16tf r. !. WHEELER.
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MONTOUR HOUSE.

rvrHE undersigned, lately from Hanover,
i Pennsylvania, respectfully infor,ns thu
public tha. be has apened the aIoniour
House " 10 this city. aud respectfully soiie.
its share OF patronage
J. u. DOSNEIL.
Westminster, dec 3, 1874 81.
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RECONSTRUCTION!
Cash Buys Cheap.

II would most respectfully inform my old
Il patrons and tile public generally, that
have adopted the
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DWELLING HOTSE.,

a good Darn, and the usual number Of cut.
buildings The soil, like the Home Farm,
is Of excellent quality and in the finest state
Of cultivation; II is also well wntered and
well fenced Both Tracts have been thor.
oughly lined
Ri0- This Property viii positively be
sold.
Tie Terms Of Sale as prescribed by The
Decree ure One third cash on the DAY Of
sale or on the ratification thereof, one third
IN one year, aud one third in two years
the credit payments to bear interest from
day o. sale. aud to be secured by the note
or notes Of the purchaser or purchasers to
the satisfaction of the Trustees.
TOBIAS OURSLER,
JOHN 7. OCRSLEK,
Trustees.
JAMES a. C. DoSp, Solicitor.
sept 2lls
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E.tate q Sauuei 3. Fasr.loa, .i,reas,.i

LsIdtc y ISdDlNfF q. THfr van, '1tceasesf
0TlCEl. hereby given that thesuh.criber.
~ have obtained frum thu Orphans Court OF
Carroll county. letters OF Admiiiistratiou On
the Personal Estate OF
SAMUEL .. uHRMAS,
late Of Carroll county deceased. All nersons
having claims against the decea-ed, are herehS
warmed to exhibit the same with the VOUCHERS
thereof legally authenticated To the subscriber.
on or before the I'd day OF February next;
they may otherwise By law be excluded from
all benefit ot said estate. Those indebted arc
requested % make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of Juiy,
is7g.
SARAH JANE FUHRMAx,
DANIEL 9. TRANSPORTER,
aug 3-@t Administrators.
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InsoIvent,s Notice.

John n. Fritz Ne. His Creditors.
ORDERED this lih day of March.
" 1872. that John n. FriIz give notice
TO his creditors, endorsers and surciies. that
The Second Monday of August next IS iixcd
for the said John y. Fritz to nnnear in
the Circuit Cont for Carroll county. to
answer such undergraduates as his creditors,
cndorscrs and sureiies may propose or al.
lego against him: and that a copy DC this
order be published in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county, once week for
three successive months prior 10 the said
III Monday Of August next, as such notice.
Test JNO. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
mar lJ-3ia
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF TWO
VERY VALUABLE FARMS
Is CRANBERRY Valley, CARnoLL Co. Nh.

Is CRANBERRY VALLEY, CARROLL Co. Nh.
vTNIE undersigned, by virtue of the De-
L. cree Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, as Court Of Equity, passed In the
case Of Tobias 0nrsler and others against
Mary 0ursler aud others, win offer the
Real Estate In said cause deerccd 10 be sold,
ut Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on
the premises. on
Saturday, HE 2Gfh day Of October. 1872,
at o'clock, P. NJ The said Real Estate
to he sold embraces two Tracts OF Land
The first, known as the ''Houe Farm" Of
the late Henry oureler, contains
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I'M ACRES or LAND,

more or less. The second is Tract Of
land containing
TWENTY FIVE ACRES or LAND,
more or less, and is adjoining the Home
Farm. They will be sold either separately
or together as the occasion requires. The
said Real Estate is siiuated in Cranberry Val.
ley, Westminster District, and lying between
the old Sullivan Road and Bachman Valley
road. This property is about two miles from
Westminster one mile from Winters Sta
ton on the Western Maryland Railroad,
and one mile from the Littlestown Pike
The Home Farm is improved A%N ~
with a large three. story Stone HTf5&s=&a
DWELLING HOUSE, istAk.I44 r
with back building; large ~
Switzer Barn, wagon Shed, Carriage
House. Meat House. md all the necessary
out-buildings IN good repair. II has on il
a sufhciency Of good Timber. and the resi-
due is cleared baud in the highest state OF
Improvement, 50 Acres Of which is heavily
set in grass. II is well fenced, there being
about 500 panels Of post and rail fencing
There Is water in every field aud a never
failing Spring nj the house.
The second Farm OF rs Acres is itnprov
ed with comfortable
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WESTMINSTER HOTEL,

G0RNER Main and Court
" Streets, Westminster, kisS
Carroll county, Nd. The ..kl r
undersigned having leased u ss.tla.
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ut Shamberger' Station on the stern
Maryland Railroad, in Carroll county, Nd.
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Registration Notice.

JOIN Z. HAINES,
Register.
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his method with such results as were seen at the
concert.
The piano music was made up of selections
from the best composers, including Mozart,
Strauss and Weber. The set of quadrilles per-
formed upon two pianos by three lads and one
young lady, all between the ages OF ten and
thirteen years, were received with great favor by
the audience, the juvenile performers being re-
waIdcd with hearty and decided encore. A
Strauss waltz, arranged for eight hands, the
overture to the "Poet and Peasant" by Suppe,
and the opening piece, overture to GA Dame
Blanche" all arranged for eight hands, were
creditably given and received with applause.
The best portion Of the concert was, however,
reserved till the last, the four hand selections,
Mozart sonata, "Coneertstuck" aud 'IuvitatiOn
la valse" being perfect gems, and the manner
in which these difficult compositions were rem
dered showed the performers, Misses Harris,
Waterman and Bronson, and Master Walter
ingalls,, to he genuine musicians, aud it is safe
to say that with experience and culture they
will be credit, not only to their instructor, but
to the city.
Mr.. Ford and Mr.. Barrett, teachers in the CON
seryatoIy, added greatly to the interest in the
entertainment by their artistic rendering of the
parts assigned them. Mr.. Ford's rendering of
Rode's air aud variations upon the violin was
marked by the clearness and delicacy of express
sion which characterized his performances at
the first concert, and was better received than
any other number ON the programme, he being
recalled by an enthusiastic encore. Mr.. Barrett,
in his vocal selections, Good Night" and "The
Wandercr," by Schubert, was favorably re-
ceiyed, and in his rendering Of the latter piece
acquitted himself with great credit. He pos
sesses a beautiful baritone voice, and bis songs
were given with freedom and purity of tone
seldom eXcclled.
Altogether the concert was perfect success,
and had ii not been for the Indictment weather,
the large hall would undoubtedly have been
filled to its utmost capacity; as it was the at
tendance was very fair, and the audience showed
by their attention and applause their apprecia-
ton of the entertainment. The second term at
the conservatory will begin on Monday and
continue for seven weeks, when a vacation will
intervene, and the remaining remainder of the
term will be completed in September.
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Foreign News.


ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 5.-rhe duke Of Edinburgh
opened the exhibition at Dublin to-day with
imposing ceremonies in the presence of an i'm.
mense ConcOuTSe.
Jan Rudolf Thorbecke, an eminent statesman
and minister of Holland, is dead.
LONDON, June 6-5 A. M.-The national re-
form union of Manchester, at a meeting last
night, adopted resolutions supporting the policy
OF the government in the recent Alabama nego-
tiations.
The marquis of Lansdowne, one of the lords
oil the treasury, in addressing a public meeting
at Bath, yesterday evening, declared that the
speech recently made by DiSraeli at Manchester,
and the motion brought by Earl Russell in the
house of lords for withdrawal from the arbitra-
non, were two distractions TO an amicable set
tement of differences with the United States.
ITALY.
ROME, June 5.-There has been a great mum
dation of the river Pc, near Ferrara, causing
Widespread des0atlon and terrible suffering,
Immense tracts ofcounlry are under water, and
10000 people are houseless.
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Mexico.

MATAMoRAs, June A dispatch received
mere last night states that CoreIla has arrived at
Allcr with few men. The telegraph line be.
tween this city and Alier was cut to-day There
is great excitement here. The national guards
are recognizing. The work on the Notifications
has recommended, and ferry restrictions are re-
established. The authorities are seizing private
arms and purchasing others. Three hundred
stand of arms leave here for Cerclos tomorrow
under escort OF portion Of the national guards
kilograms from Camargo up to this afternoon
confirm the occupation of Monterey by the gov
eminent forces. Gen. Ochoa holds that city
while Gen. Correlo pursued IreYino Overtakine
him, when severe engagement ensued, in
which the revolutiOnists succeeded in throwing
force between Corrello and Monterey, which
rendered it necessary for COrrello TO Join the
forces of Cabatta at Mier, which place he
reached Yesterday. In this movement the gov
eminent forces not only occupy Monterey but
have actually crossed the mountains, reaching
the frontier, showing that the revolutonists
were not sufficiently strong to hold any point
on the road.
The reyolutioniss are trying to break the
force OF this disaster to their cause by represent
ing that Carycllos was defeated, which is not
the iacti but on the contrary he has united
with Caballos whose forces are now securing
the country in pursuit of depredatory bands O.
rebels.
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LATEST NEWS.
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From Washington.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE DAILY sPY.I

WAsHINGToN, D. c., June g.
FAILURE.
The attempt to rescind the rule of the senate
which prevents the consideration of amend
ments not germane to the bill, was made to-day,
and it failed by so decided vote that lit will
hardly be attempted again this session.
PROSPECTS.
1t seems now pretty certain that the omnibus
bill will pass both houses by Saturday. The
fortifcation bill need not take an hour, as there
are no amendments TO it, The river and harbor
bill is in the hands of Mr.. Chandler, who will
pass it as soon as the omnibus bill is through.
TIRED OF SPEECHES.
There will be lively work Friday and Satur-
day, but the senate has plenty of time, if it will
work with energy and stop its tiresome debates.
A decided majority of the senate desire that
there shall be no more political speech-making
this session; but there is no way to prevent it if
any senator insists upon being heard.
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
1t is expected that few hours will be taken
in support of the Philadelphia ticket before the
session ends.
There has been considerable excitement to-day
over the vice presidential contest at PhiIadel-
phia. The respective friends of Colfax aud Will
son are confident Of the success of their favor
ite 1t is curious fact that both of these gen
tlemcn seem To be sincerely confident of their
nomination. Even after Pennsylvania had de-
serted him, Mr.. ColfaX was as smiling as ever,
and perfectly certain that the convention would
insist upon his nomination. Mr.. Wilson tells
his friends that unless there is treachery in
some unexpected quarter, he will have a major
ity of the convention tomorrow
SAM WELLER.
NOMINATIONS.
Tbs president has nominated John NJ. Thatch-
err, of Virginia, assistant commissioner of
patents, vice Duncan resigned. Judge Hum
phrey is appointed a commissioner TO reap
praise the ram Albemarle, in pursuance of an
act of congress
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The senate confirmed batch of nominations
tonight including John s. Dunning postmaster
at South NOrwalk, Ct, a number of ma al Off
GERS advanced in grade, aud Admiral Alden,
now on the retired list, continued in command
of the European squadron. Anumber of minor
army appointments We're confirmed and, also,
Egbert Delany Berry, secretary of legation at
Japan, and Archibald Campbell, boundary COM
missioner between the Lake of the Woods and
Rocky mountains.
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WILMINGTON, N. o., June 5.--The conscrva-
tive democrats of the 3D. congressional district
met IN convention to-day. Judge O. r. Mcars
presided, aud made a speech layoring a comb.
nation OF all conservative clements to overthrow
Grant, Hon. Alfred NJ. Waddel, the present
incumbent, was renominaiod by reclamation
for congress. Hon, Thomas G. Fuller was ap-
pointed presidential elector; Col. p. B. Short
aud Col. l.. ID. Hall were elected delegates 10
the Baltimore convention. No formal endorse
ment of the Cincinnati ticket was made, but the
delegates were almost unanimously in favor of
its endorsement at baltimore, and are decided
in their convictions that the Greeley and Brown
ticket should be ratified.
NEW York. June GA New Orleans dis
patch states that Il reform convention organized
yesterday afternoon, with George Williamson
as chairman. After some debate n committee
to confer with a similar committee of the demo-
cratic convention was appointed No other
business was transacted. II is stated that there
is strong influence in the convention for gen.
Grant.
ln the democratic convention yesterday
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Forty-Second Congressional Session
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 5.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 5.
SENATE.
An attempt was made to reScind the rule which
prevents the consideration of amendments NOT
gcfmane 10 the bill, but il failed by a decided
vote.
Several amendments to the postal appropria-
hon were offered and defeated, and the senate
took recess.
EVENING SESSION.
After the consideration of executive business
the sundry civil expenses appropriation bill was
again taken up. Several attempts were made 10
amend MIR. Trumbull amendment, but finally
on motion OF Mr.. Thurman who said the section
was nearly as perfect now as it was likely TO be
save in conference committee, the amendment
was tabled-2l TO 20.
MIR. Chandler moved TO table the bill and &c
take up the river and harbor bill negatived-ls
to 25
The question required on the original motion
to strike out the sixth section.
A motion by Mr.. PomerOy to table the bill was
rejected
On motion of Mr.. Stewart an amendment was
adopted that no one who was IN the service of
any state in instruction, or of so-called conied-
crate states, shall receive any compensation
under this section.
After many dilatory motions, it was finally
agreed to postpone the bill till Friday noon.
when 1t is TO have precedence over all unfinished
business, and the voting on amendments pro
ceeded without debate and with the understand
ing that the fertilization and river and harbor
bills will be proceeded with tomorrow.
Adjourned.