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I>IEST NATIONAL BANK
or FREDERICK

LNIEST NATIONAL BANK
/ or FREDERICK.
AT n meeting of the Board of the prcSi-
dent and Directors of the First National
Bank of Frederick, held on the 10th inst
the following proceedings were had, VIZ;
WHEREAS. Believing the pro 'pcrity o.
the community will be greatly enhanced by
furnishing safe accommodations to persons
Of limited means, to deposit their weekly
savings at interest and believing also, that
it is the duty of monicd Institutions to sup
ply these facilities when it can be don"
without loss or inconvenience. Therefore,
Resp1md by the President AMI Directors q
the First N0tonm RtnkN Frulertck, That
on and after the first day of August, 1872,
the said First National Bank will receive at
its counters weekly deposits in sums from
fifty cents to five dollars, in the name OF
any one person, and issue certificates for
the same on the first Monday of February
and August in each and every year TO tho>'
who have deposited six months, the prin-
cipal PAYABLE on demand and the interest
on the certificates scmi-annually AT the
rate of four percent. per ann'lm.
The above proceedings ofthc Board are
intended to supply the deficiency, OF a
Savings institution as far as possible, winch
every one knows is greatly needed in our
community this will enable all those who
are DESTROYS of saving a small amount OF
their weekly earnings to do 50.
BY order
THOMAS NJ MARKELL,
n,ly oO-u Cashier
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J>ON'T READ THIS !

WIGICI L INSTR / NENTS
AT SMITHS TEMPLE or FANCY.
Victims from ONE DOLLAR to $1,000;
French and German Flutinas and Accordc-
ons, all prices Guitars, Flutes, Clarione's,
Niulnccllns, Musical Boxes, from 50 to
so Bnnos, Flies Flagcolct>', Ta'nborincs.
Bone Ra,tlcrs, Ilarm"nicnns, Bass and
Snare Drums, Brass Trombonrs, Tuning
Forks, Irish lIurls, NiolnccIla, Banjo,
Guitar and Violin Strings; Keys, Tail
Pieces: Bows. Resin, sc; Instruction
Books for all lnStrrn rnts. "All 50 cheap
as never yre" Rrcollrct the place.
SMITHS Temple of Fancy,
No. 4H NorlI. Market street.
July 1877 Frederick city, Md.
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Broker and Real Estate
Agent.

yI|llN undersigned has established an OF,
flee for the purpose of rar'Nln" on TIC
Real Estate and Broker business. Private
securities bou9I, at reasonable discount.
Over due time of mechanics, lnlorrrs, &r,,
with their employers, bought nj a very low
discount. Money loaned for short periods
Of time ON receipt Of Good security. Par
ticular attention paid to tie sal" of real
estate entrusted to MY hands. Ny strict
and sole attention VIII be paid t" the aboN'
business,
n~at- Oni"c rear room, ground floor ct
Gi,ds' Hall. Entrance hy th" t"Il door.
Address. fliAN. H. .''>r1i%
apr G-.jnoa* NcthaI.ilsto"n, Ma.
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'''' 80
u,>,-,l nn
~
PRESERVING,
pI,rr,<r ,>D
CANNiNG FRUIT.
The demand h"' TN, wore XIV WI =, -" g., mn :;
nf M Kind. and 1h, cry j, how Shall We
s,y, !, for ,u,urr ,,.,.
Th;s cam h. answered ctrrciunl,v in tlt
m,nv a 80. Of Ills limo hu1 useful book.
/, - ,n.,, -, ,,n t;mr. il. n,irr
nI,,,,, n>,y >. ,,,>rc
h'N T. ''>'' '"' 10. -,
For sale at SMllll
Temple ct Fancy,
A. North Market street.
july 2o-tf FrcdrrItk, Nh
opTG Access ALE
OF
VERY DESIRABLE MILL PROPER
TN,
n, jZc U-,I,., lL,,,L,,,J p,uL,oog
y" ''' y '''' - -''>' .''''' ~
10y virtue power contained in mort.
| } gage from George Gonso and wife (,
Joshua Big~s, dated the 9th day of July
1869, and recorded in lihcr {. NJ. No. ;
folio G39. go and GAL one of the land re-
cords of Frederick county: The under
signed will ollrr at public sale on The pre-
misses,
m, YZ,,.s,L,, 1,iL lL,y oI I,u,s{ 1879
~ =,
at II o'clock, NJ, that very desirable mil
property known as 1hc ,Sa'r'la .n1''s, II"
Gated within one mile OF horhy ltdgr sta
li"n on the western Mary'ah" hi.l,roa@
ult liltk Oh Siil ltd'l 'a~S'S Nltiiln Il
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WE VERY rI'lIlNG.
TERRIBLE: rRAnGEDY!

~ G. MAETlN, If woH!G inform the
| pul lie generally Il ut l'c is now pre-
SADDLES HARNESS, COLLARS.
BRIDES. WHIPS, BLANKETS,
FLY NETS, TRUNKS, NALlSES
clIAMOIS SKINS, CURRY
COMES, HORSE BRU SIZES,
md a general assortment of Saddlrrv,
Hardware. etc. at the shortest notice and
lowest cash price, At his place of business,
= one door West Of Root s. Grol 5
store Also, HARNESS, etc, repaired
with nra1tr>~ and durability. He cordial
y invite" the pu',lict give him Il call
Il.r ll-1IM,)S
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/ 1UMBER.AND COAL, run Of mine,
! Just received and viii always keep on
hand: a full supply at $3.50 per ton. At
til" Depot. q. W. SIoCkNDA'.E.
July 34w
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INITIAL PAPER,


INIIINL TAPTR
INITIAL. PAPERS
New style Initial Paper aud Envelopes
To match also, Billet, Octave, Note, Letter
Foolscap, Lcgalcap. Broad and Narrow
Bill Paper, Tracing Paper, Drawing Paper
Tissue Paper, &c, &c, also, Envelopes OF
every size and price Pens, pcnholtcrs
Sand, Rubber, Ink Stand, Rod, Violet and
Black Inks, Bill Files Pen Racks, &c, &c
\ full and large assortment just received
from New York, and offered at very low
rates for cash, at
SMITHS Temple of Fancy,
july eft Frederick, Md
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CUCUMBER SEED D.. ..,,,,,>
~ TCRNIP SEED
Long Green or Turkey Cucumber Seed
Gherken or Burr do, White and Purple
top Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter
Radish Seed, Kale, Spinach, &c, at
SMITHS Temple of Fancy,
july o0.tf Frederick. Md.
.4nnuo1 Report of the Nccioni"stoun
Building -4ssociofloa, for TIE yer
enefng July lst, 1872.
I>O the President, Directors and mem
| beers Of Mcchanicstown Building As
Socia!ion: Your Committee appointed to
audit the books Of the Secretary and Urea
surer have examined the same and find
them to correspond and submit the follow
ing report as the workings Of said associa
ton during the past year
RECEIPTS.
Bv amount dues received from July 1st,
1871, to July LIST, 1872 $2G03,OO
Bv amount Of interest on udyan-
ce;l shares 1902 90
b. "molu, fines, transfers,
interest, &c. 1j,lo
Total seas, 10
DISBURSEMENTS.
70 anoent Of stock advanced
DURING the wear So5s5.5O
TO amount of stock withdrawn S6,GG
10 expenses 6o,lH
Total %;o1,3311 ,2S
Balance in hands of Treasurer 1913,
Income during the past year
by fines, &c. $l5o,35
TO rNptusrs GJ,l2
Total amount profits S;"l,2 %
VAN b. oSLER.
GEO. W. STO(kSDA T.,
J.. r. WAESClIE.
Committee
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Gro. W. FOREMAN, President
DAVID 5. FlHoK, Vice PRESIDENT
WM. j. BLACK, Treasurer
joins I.ANpMEs, Secretary
l.. r. WAEScHE. Director
Gro w. SToCkSDALE,
NAN B. OSlER.
CiA> f. CASSELl,
WM. WHITE,
WM J. BLACK,
.I%o r SToNEK,
july l3ll
II AN.-Good SUGAR cured hams, fresh
| l Il al, far sal, a
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II AN.-Good SUGAR cured hams, fresh
| and nice. for sale at
GEO. ". STOCkSDAlES.
july i-'f
IJEN!r SEED by Mail.
The finest tlhr and frll varieties; pr'
ounce Tee. h. "o' Ii, 81, postpaid, I"
any address. t. j. EVANS 4 co.
in,y 20 IN l"r!>, III"
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NEAND DOLLY WARDEN
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The beautiful oil painting that was
CHANGED cit CAloct!n lurE0ce, on
Saturday, til a 10th instant, was ION
Nv Thomas eJ. Coster, OF Solomon )
Island. Marv!a
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A Powerful German Orator.

One of the ablest and most instructive
speeches of the campaign has just been de-
liyered at Arondale, Ohio, by the HOE: +.
Hassaurek, OF Cincinnati. Mr. Hassaurek
WAS one of the original Reform Association OF
Cincinnati, by which the Liberal Republican
movement In Ohio was for q long time 80
~zealously promoted. Some of the members Oh
this association, dlspleased with the nolnlna-
ton of Horace Greeley, have now gone over
to the support of. Grant and corruption; Dull
Mr.. Hassaurek, although not Originally III
favor of Greeley, has arrived at different con-
c~luslons, and gives him a rational and mos!
effective support. His speech Is a model OF
deliberate argument, flashing sarcasm ana
patrlolic earnestness. He contends tnat IL ID
impossible to reform the government by main
tanning q monopoly o fpower In the hands-to
40 large an extent corrupt and defled-et the
Republican party; and he takes the only prac.
tlcal alternative In advocating the election Oh
the man whose advent TO the White HOUSE,
will, of necessity, Introduce a new order OF
things. Mr.. Hassaurek is a person OF great
influence among the Germans Of Ohio, and
his speech liz an event of Importance. We
should like to lay before our readers copioua
extracts from 1t, but are compelled by Inc
want of room to forbear.
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Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
No. 10 Broad street, Charleston, So.
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The Fight In Darlington.

Our attentive correspondent In Darlington
sends The NEWS some amusing notes OF the
convention which 'the party" held last week
In that county. Although the session each
day was plously opened with prayer, and al
though some Of the discussions we're decid-
eddy theological in their flavor, involving
every argument, from the bandying Of Scrip.
ture texts to true ''apostolic blows and
'knocks," the body, on the whole, was, to
put it mildly, decidedly inharIonious.
W%bittemere, whose popularity In Darlington
seems to be rapidly on the wane, fought
hard, but fought ;yainly, to1retain his hold
upon his former followers, while In the hot
discussions between the friends and foes oil
Moses, the idlosyncrasies of the Regular
candidate were very roughly handled in
deed.
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Cash, or Criticism

There Was quite q fiutter Ia business Cir
cles in New York City last week, caused by
the extraordinary position assumed by GER
tain banks in regard to the payment Of the
checks Of ~deposltors. The facts are briefly
these On Tuesday the Bank OF Commerce
! and the City Bank, both OF New York, refus-
ed payment OF checks, duly certified by
themselves, and presented in the ordinary
course Of business. The cashier based his
refusal Of payment on the ground that the
payee desired to draw legal tender notes,
'lock them up" and 30 reduce the volume Of
circulation, and professed his readiness to
meet the checks II brought In through the
channel Of the Clearing House.
The Clearing House Association had on
Saturday q full meeting, and an attempt.wss
made to pass a resolution approving the &C.
ton taken on Thursday by the2two banks.
The attempt, however, met 80 much opposi-
ton that the resolution was not pressed TO a
vote, and the association adjourned with
out voting on the question, bat after many
urgent expressions On the part Of the
majority OF their d%isapproval Of the arbi-
trary course Of the banks. Meantime suit
had been brought against the recusant
banks, and they found the tide Of public
opinion so overwhelming against them, that
they finally concluded to abandon their IN
tenable position. The New York Journal
gCommerce, OF Monday, contains the for
NAL notification Of the banks in question
that they are ready to pay the amount OF the
refused checks, as wen'as the costs, &C., Of
the suit which had been instituted. The
banks lay the blame OF their outrageous
blunder upon their respective cashiers.
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coed that of any previous year, the eAces1
will not prove DO great as Yves anticipated ny
some. 1t Is the opinion Of some OF Inc mos'
shrewd and careful merchants hat before tne
end of the season trade will be fully twenty
per cent. greater than in the correspondent
period last year. This expectation OF q orisk
autumn's work is based upon cautious in-
ouirles and Investigations, and will prooa.
bly be realized. The activity WILL, III
course, not be confined to New iorA'
bnt will be felt In Boston and the other
Eastern cities as we'll. 1t is satisfactory 10
learn that everywhere the prices of the great
staples have now settleadown to asafe level
and the merchants are beginning TO make
their fall and winter purchases with an aesif.
able confidence. There is q healthy demaho
for woollens, and also for cotton gooos. ihefe
Ia a large sale for all classes OF cottons, ana d
brisk demand for boots and shoes. IL ID salu
that the greatest change is noticeable III Inc
call for laces and lace goods, Whlcn Is isr III
excess of former years. The demand ior
other articles OF merchandise ID almost equai-
" encouraging, and In several OIL inc ary
goods houses, In particular, 1t Is Almost m-
possible to keep pace with the unexpected
acquisitions on the part OF the pubic. me
indications are that trade will continue active
until the close OF October:
Some excellent acting was recently
brought into the monotony Of Russian camp
maneuyre. A sham fight was arranged, ana
to drill the ambulance corps certain ones VINO
were tieketed were ordered to fall as II wound
ed with greater OF less severity. The COM
hat was carried out according to programme.
Th. ambulance men advanced and began to
plck up the sufferers. The wounds OF each
one. az indicated by the ticket attached to the
body, were carefully examined and the prop
or remedies were promptly administered. one
of the soldiers, however, received Instructions
which Justified him. as he thought, In giving
.up the ghost. Those who were taking care
of the, wounded were surprised Of finding
that he rave no signs of life. and Immediately
called an officer for consultation. The ohcer
asked the man what allied him, but received no
reply. IA physician was then, called, under
whose direction water was thrown In the
wounded mans face, but without the desired
result. Finally, the signal sounded for the close
of the exercises, whereupon the dead man
Jumped up as well as ever. In reply to the
questions which were put to him, he said that
he had done nothing but what 1t seemed to him
the severity of his wounds required him 10 DO.
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the 4th OF March next. Mr.. Davis was origi-
nally a Wing, and was n of the most init
mate personal and political friends of Henry
Clay. At the outbreak of the war he sided
with the South, and, vas one of Its few advo-
Gates on the floor of the Senate. An upright
and amIable gentleman, holding fast to me
landmarks of the past as his guides for the
present, and thoroughly earnest In adVoca-
ting such views in Congress in the face OF an
overwhelming majority, MIR. Davis Will leave
behind him the memories of an honorable puo-
lie life.
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Marion Awako!

The canvass has been opened with remark
able life and spirit In Marion County. The
Democratic candidates have gone to work
In earnest, and are following mp their oppo.
-noes--..s TN"s~nei Afai
Inns and his coadjutors on the county ticket
are old campaigners and very popular with
all classes, and we expect that Marion will
give an account OF herself In October that
even the staunch Democracy oil. the noun
tain counties will find it hard to beat
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Death Of senator Garrett Davis.

; Senator Garrett Davis, as has been stated,
died at his Kentucky home on Sunday. he
born in that State in 1901, and while yet
a boy was employed as a writer for the coun-
ty and circuit courts of the district. Begin
ming In 1888, he was tor three successive terms
elected to the State Legislature; from 1883 to
1s47 he was In the lower house of Congress,
and since 1861 he had represented his native
State 1 the United States Senate. His sec.
ond term in. that body would have expired en-
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Grant and the Regulars.
From the New York SUM-

From the New York SUM-
President Granite friends In South Carolina
do not propose to let him turn his back upon
them In the hour OF their adversely. TneJ
have been his most constant supporters; the
interests of his administration and those o.
the ~plunderers who have been robblng the
State have been considered Identical; and
now that there has been q bolt In the party
thew mean that the President shall support
the regular nominations, or they Viii kno"
the reason why. Grant has indicated his de-
termination not to take any part In tho quar-.
rels among the Republicans Of South Carolina,
regarding the difficulties there as OF a loca
nature, requiring no interference from Wash
ington. II Mr.. Grant had always acted on
this policy 1t would have been better for the
Republican party to-day; but that has nothing
to do with the present issue. The State exec
utiye committee Of the Moses faction have
sent q messenger. 70 the President to inform
him in very plain language that II certain Fed.
eral officials are not compelled to cease thell
opposition to the regular nominations, they
shall not feel under any obligations to work
for bis reelection. This is a very Impertinent
message; but those car~pet-baggers ara an an.
mannerly set, and nothing better could be ex.
pected from them. In case the President re-
fuses to obey their demands, they do not pro-
pose to vote for Greeley, but to refrain from
voting at all. They consider that they are all
in the same boat; and II Grant will not aid
L 60. "a raoaoo ubv 4hav shOuld ak
ert themselves In his interest. AS Moses Is
the representative of South Carolina on the
Grant national executive committee, the
threatened revolt begins to look serious. 1t
would be very curious If Grant, after dlsgrac-
Ing his administration by an unnecessary
proclamation of martial law In South Carolina,
made expressly to maintain the carpet-bag-
gers In authority, should finally be thrown
overheard by those ~rascals, who W their
success In thleving mainly to the protection
which he has afforded them.
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Mr.. o,connor,s Fanusil Hall Speech

We have the pleasure OF presenting to the
readers Of TIE NEWS this morning, the first
full and correct report that mas, yet appeared
In print OF the great speech delivered last
week by our gifted townsman, the Hon. N,
T. O'Connor, before an. immense Liberal
gathering In the historic Fanueil Hall, Bos-
ton. The hosts Of warm friends OF Mr..
OConnor In. Charleston will find this latest
effort Of the Palmetto orator worthy OF the
national fame that he achieved at Baltimore
in July. +
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mnni1ipal Notices.

CITY HALL,sOFFTCE OF CLERK OF
" COUNCIL. CHARLESTON, 8. O., sEPTEh-
Der 28sd872-Sealed Estimates will be received
at this office nntfl Fu8day, October i. at 4 P. NJ
for repairing the Charleston College Building az
perirevised plans and specifications In City En-.
gineer's ONCE. W. W. SIMONS,
sep26-thstu3 Clerk OF Council.