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Sale Of
VALUABLE
Personal PROPERTY.
DY ir.ue of aa,borisy vested in me
- undr DEED of Tn from Ieus
G Csnb>. bea ing date % ID February.
1869. recorded in L'ber j A. G. No
3, { Ito. $50. g.. me ~ the land rccorris
1" ST. Mary county. I will of,r ut pub
lie sale, at The residence IF said Lewis C.
Conbs, on
FIR day, TIE 26th irs' ant,
(if fair. it not. ii e frs, fair day ,hc,ca'-
"r) The iol'owi g peraoual pr p r,y, 80
Wit:
2 Bav Horses,
I b., Marc, =.
ICY Horse.
/ s ncl Marc.
/ So 'e FilIy,
y"k' work Oxen,
l Y"te Oxcn (unbroke)
! Y uuv OK,
5M Irh C"ws,
4 warnings,
z Calves.
Is S eep AMI
LIMBS,
20 Head OF H"gs.
Screw =, q,
Horse p.xcr and Thresher.
Rn,cr,
) o"g's.
2 C"itI: a'nrs,
OxL'ar',
Wacor,
1Carriare AMI Gear,
Sigh.
10 BID. and
FL: ni:urc,
! Paro,
Tails
l Sid board. 8 Carpets, 2 Sets CD irs.
l Cool il, S'"vr. ard all III" rrnain,nr
Hon>ehnIl aud Krchen Furniture aud
other ar icles.
TERMS OF SALE.
Far all suns Of Sl0 and unl'r crs',-
on ell sums aiovc that amount. croft
OF months will be gre tho pu ca
SIR giving bond. villa 'rpr'rei s"cnri,y
aud 'eariug interest fran III. iay "f sale
Sale To CON mcnce At "'cl elk, a. N.
A 7 MARTIN.
JAMES II VII ON.
A i"rucy, &c.
April 4, lS12-,s.
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I.exssrD Ave,,oxrx,.

u " EDWARDS, having qualified IS an
H. Auctioueer according TO the f.icers.
Laws of the United States gives notice ,ha, h,
VIII attend TO the sale of all real or person al
pro- sr,y that may he offered at public auction
laSi. Msry's county. ddisss, L v Edwards.
Great Mills ? u, ST Mary's county, Nd.
Jane -, ls10-tf.
Use wlNSI ow'S DYSPEPSIA Cupy
- the best remedy extani for D,.pepsis, cen
eFal debility, etc, sold everywhere.
Use kCHDOCrS ANTLBILIoIS
Odds, etc. sold everyw here.
/ 80 CASPA3'S fEOsTLOTIoS-sold
~ evervwhere.
BuRROUGH BROS.
Nholesal, Druggists,
Ligatst. near fraitst.
or
GEO. ". DAVIS,
No. las Msstrrstt.
BaiiiHcre
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LoGrding EOuse.

M n. HAYDN ana Mns. POI < ,,.,s,-
W ers of I'm L Maddox. Eser. la.
,'rohsni'o~n, Nd. having removed r., n,
S >, s':ee'to NORTH Calvsrts,r~e,. e.
81 ''ePrepsredt TO receiv. W
permanent. Traasiens and Tn
bic Bsarders.
~. Inc mousse vas formerly called 81. &
:. noaseAaa isiseatsa above sa.ara,. n
naset {, 1859 IF.
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BOOTS AND S::OI:S.

BOOTS AND s::Ors.
SPRING TRADE.
1872.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
" II OLES EAND RETAIL
IA KING STREET n
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The subscriber has now on hand au.!
! rrer,r' TO urni h by wholesale and
r tai IN vi thc l-rerst aud Lc.t ass, rl,d
stocks of
LADIES',
CENTS.
MISSES.
BOYS AMI
CHII DREN's
DoO u n ~ -
al hnr aud coarse work. ever brf,rn offer
ID or sale in tbs market, ma ufac,urcd
rom the b'>, mate rial, aud i, the nos
III all" manner. comp i>iuga great w.
ri.ty of
NEW AND HANDSOME STYLES.
Al large stock If
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRUGANS
suitable for III" conniry trad, to witch
!" clal att Nun Is inv'i,d on the rart O
c"u"''y merchants a j farmers,
All ~ WANT will Io well to call and
cxami my stock. winch can o, le
'x'tI." III iLis u shy nnik,t south ci
Nex York.
W. B WADDEY.
No II k,.g street.
March IS. 1S72-3m
An Ornament for Eotry American Home
TIE AMERICAN
Centennial Anniversary Char,
With views Of ''Trdependence Hail." "On IN.
Missamckon Greek Fairmount Park TN the
Sehu. Kill, Union League House" a Isrre
beautifully Colored Man OF Philadelphia, shox-
ing Paramount Park. where the Centennial An
nf'ersary buildings will be erected, &c. Size,
/ 10 by IS inches.
Published ia aid cftke Centennial Fund.
AsESrs waxrrp-Frcu 50 n $40 ~, H.
can De n'ade. scUd 90 ctuts Snt a snerim.,
copy and terms TO agents will be sen, by return
! mail. '''-'
T.R CALENDER l. co. Publisher,
Third and Walnu, S,s. hilad.lrhia.
April is, ls13-3t.
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slsHE undersigned, Attorney. =, raw and
Solicitors N Chsnevry. hare. t'is srsi dsv
% Jaly. lsss. fsruses eopariners IN in th-
practice Of their prof ssior. under the nsm,
sad Stale Of Combs & Downs Thew wii, prse-
tire IN the county Of -. Nary's ara the aSioin.
inz counties. and in tho Court Of Anr~als.
Esfecisi afsention "a III be paid TO the eolEec-
ton Of claims against individual, the State. o,
the Government.
Refernss gi~en, when reqai-ed. address
Combs 4 owns, LeOnaritowa, P. o., St. Ma.
ry'seounty, Nd.
ROBERT CONS.
JAS s DOWNS.
July 5, lsee-lv
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STOVES, S7Or: 81! S7OTkS ,
For COUNTY CLERK.

FOR COUNTY CLERK.
Editor Beaccn-Please armour eel FRANK
FOR Esq. as a candidate for Clerk Of Cir
curt Cent ard elbSe
Nov lS, 1871. Many Friends.
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Work w anted.

L given me, and will work hereafter at the tot
lowing low rates
Pans vests made at from - CTS. TO 500
Goats 80 cts 70 . 90
Boy's Pants L Eoundatouts 30 cts TO $50
Small boys do So CTS 10 100
Machine stitching from 30 cts per ward
Shirt b"s"ms (n,ade 10 ORDER Is TO - cts
Draws and >hITts made * 10 So cts
All work will be ready for delivery a, the
tim" agreed upon.
Thankful TO the public FOR pas, patronage.
respectfully solicit a continuation Of their favor
+. \. ARN~WORTHY
Leonardtown, Nd.
April H. lsr2-tf.
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REAL ESTATE Agency.

4 F.LAwRENCE, Of Charlotte Hall.
"a has taken out 90 sgeuev Tor the sale
Il rra' e-tats in conjunction With JO>fPH
! HAvILAND aud sAML:: n. NEAvE.
{ cha'ies cauntv. and they hope from their
xtsnsive connection. 10th in England and
in the Northern states, 70 b. sbis s cell
nv desirable property placed In their hands.
'ddr~ss snhser'bcn at HegbssviIis Psss
Office. Charles County. Nd.
Nov %. lsfl--ly.
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pills COMPANY insures on the mutual o.,
] Huildings and personal property again,
i.ss "r i,mase bv Fire. The entire prof
are returned to the polio, holders
HARRIS, President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
rrsne,s Ncals If Neale. tlsrris & c.
\ n Caughy 3" Noah Walker 4 Co
: McCuly " Pumerait & McCuIl,
Flip T Ge,rgs .. George & Jenkir,
q 6 Harris late g Neais. Harris q Co
Inn George Brent, Court of A peas.
George P Jenkins, Charles county.
George Combs. St Mary Comfy.
FL SPaLDIEG.
Gensral Agent.
N sieh Is. lscs-ly-Mar -, 1870
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
Z. LEO SPACDING.
- klEEf ST., BAL-IHoRE ND

Hk business Of the laie frm Of PorNAl.
RAT NcCUiLY. for the sale Of Pro
v.s,ea: Ces'en, Sugar, Neiasses. and all kind,
lChiekea Cock " hiskey, win 3 contisred =.
the Old stand. - L,szr Srassf. by 8. -
SeAI use under the sans Il PocuGsnAf = m
Cur.
=. LEO srALcIye.
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/ Reveaue,
arylan.i.
cry Csssty.
BY GIVEN.
&c Valuations
Inc.ac Tag Of
d the Tx on
n ; Excise Law
SIT. mSlc sni
esssrs Cor shs
nay be exsm-
I'll. II my of
b ths
Ito Oh e 30th
{is72,
>ign~i wili st-
un,s,ns all APP
icons ~ sxces-
ts ar enuncra-
sess<ses, ret
be in wrisiag,
canss. m,s.sr,
On q deciei.sa u
ssver. o ave ths
Fror comp sisel
ROBERTS.
/ Ass seos.
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r. r. r.
RAILWAYS RfAnY RELIEF

IL =.
CURES rHE TORsr PAL:y
81 freas 0r- 20 Tsressy s.irsse,.
nor ONE HOCR
aaer reading this Advertisement need aav me
s'if~r with pain.
Railways Ready Relief i cure for every psin.
u nas the first and Il
The Onfy Poia Rem,S,
that instsntiy stops the nost ex~rr~;.,;,r
pains, alisvs Infamr ATTIC n. end eurrs ca,.,ss
TORS, vte'hsr of the Lungs, Ssaasach. B,w.,s
or oiher ri1Tds or organs. hv one ap..,i~a,io.
N from One 10 Teeafy Ksxses.
10 waiter Row vio'sn' excruensing ~. nj,
,he ri esma,ie B-d-ridaen. Insrm. Crien,es
Neuralgia. or Frustrated With disease nav ans
fer.
RADWATS RE,DY RELIEF
will sFars iasfass esse.
knsswnafica efhs KiGssss. hafsmnss;cs ofsk.
Bsd1.y. Insenaasioa Of fAe Esreis. Csmoe,,;on
ef tie Isngs Sore 7zroof, DifEesn Ir,ssI;,s
Pai,itotios .ftie ne ri. Mster;-. 60 ny
fkeri0. cafcrrB. !nfne~sa, Hsadsele. rsesAsei<
Nsvre!sis, RAeEnGfism, Cold Caads, Acre
Grille
The application oft"e Ready Re'ief 10 IN.
rnr' or parts where the pain or difficulty ex-
lists viii afford ease and comfort.
Twenty dre,s in half tumhlsr Of water will in
few mons n's cure CT mps. spasms sour stomach
HcHrt hu'''- sex Deanacne, utffnea, dys.nte.
~. collie, wind in the bowels. and all internal
pains. -
Travellers should aiwsys caAsy . ho,ti. Of
Radroy's Re0dy Re'isf with :iem A few drops
in W ter viii prevent sickness or smins from
change o. water: J. better shs2 Preach Bran
FEVER IND ACUE.
Fever and Ague cured for ffiy cents. There
is not Il remedial ageIi in this n Grid that will
Eerer nd al h.
billions. scarlet, typhoid. yellow. and other fe.
ve,s taided by adwav's Pills) so ouick a
Railways Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bottle.
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coSSTABLES NoTIcE.-The undersigned.
nas'ng eeeo appointed Constable for Leonard
ioSn dis'r,ci, ~ill b thankful for asy business
,nro~n IN his way, and pledges himseif,o be
prompt In making collections and pure,usl in
pay,ns ever all Iaonies which may come into
his hands therefrom.
BENJAMIN FoxwELL.
April 18Th, ls7:-Iu.
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q V,n li,ioni
r. C,cuit
y. N'rylrni.
h Mrr,lnl
:" - Am &.
M. guar i..n
At tho Snit
hs instance
Nir.lrr F.,
I'd "hatcls.
r. f"d. r.
n AL. aud
aud taken
/ lie. clai
Il 4 '"'qmry.
l. s" ding
J.. to the Iol-
nd. | raiel in
Saint Mays
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TIE LADIES or IRE lCRED HExRT
Will op<n q BOARDING SCHOOL for
rcang ladies ~ ROSECLorT On Wednesday,
the ssh Of Septemher.
Board and Taifisn, $50 per rear.
Pes, o01, 81 In goes.
- Mary's Cea 'sy, Nd.
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neyin cash
onths credit
>ccurvi bv
'sser, with
10 Trustee.
date OF sale.
honey shall
.nf" n deed
pit di.cl'arg-
is 10 this
Y them.
kiIAN.
Trustee.
Trustee.
beers.
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Mr. Sumner Departs.

Mr.. Sumner left Boston on Tuesday in the
steamer for Europe. His health is broken
down, owing no doubt to his political
course. The cold looks and actions of for
mer friends, and the evidence accumuat.
ing on all sides that the republicans are
unmoved by his revolt We're more than he
could bear. He has left speech contain.
ing the last vial OF his wrath. which he in
tended to deliver in Fanueil Hall but was
not able to. 1t is to be scattered over the
country in pamphlet form as Democrat.
campaign document, but it will only ex
cite pity for the writer.
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be to uncover the polluted earth INA. covers
the precious dust of their loved and noble
sons and scatter it to the wind that some friend
ly breeze might drift it to some distant land,
and give it resting place in a foreign tomb,
rather than let it sleep on in the tombs that
were dishonored by country it had nobly,
bravely helped to save frop an early and ev-
erlasting death. 81
Will You ask those few honest democrats
(worthy the nancy to help in this devilish
work of taking the crown of laurels from the
brow Of the Boys in Blue and placing it
upon the rebels in gray? Do so and they will
give your answer next Monday, and in a
voice whose tones shall ring worth honor to
their names. CAEpoSHAM.
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POLITICAL.

Good news for Gratz Brown! says the To-
ledo Blade; they are making whiskey Of
musk-melons in Missouri.
There are now over sixty Grant clubs in
Observation-Disclosures by nearly one-half
than the Wide Awakes had in 1860
II is explained that Hon. Glausha A. Grow
is a "reformer" on principle. He has consid-
cred the republican party corrupt ever since
it refused to send him to the Senate from
Pennsylvania.
The Tribune, as a democratic newspaper.
is not success. II has not the ability OF the
World, or the enterprise of the Herald; and
as an Initator of Brick Pomeroy 1t is quite
feeble.
Mr.. Henry A. Reeves, who represented
the first district of New York in the Forty
first Congress, declares against Greeley, and
will not run for Congress except on an anti.
Greeley ticket.
Robert Toombs, says the Albany Journal,
calls the Ku-Klux "the noblest band of pa
trio,s seen on earth since the day that Leoni.
das and his three hundred Spartans died at
Thermopyle," all of which is another evil
dence Of the peaceful and fraternal temper of
the South.
Hon. Henry n. Rice, who has been well
known for years as an influential democrat of
Minnesota, and who was one of the first two
Senators Of that State in the Congress of
the United States, refuses to support Greeley
and has declared for Grant
The Madison Bulletin, q Georgia democrat
ic paper, has pulled down the Greeley flag and
run up the Louisville banner ard the names
Of O'Conor and Knott of Kentucky for the
Presidency and Vice-Presidency.
The Detroit Post propounds this counun-
drum; "If the Greeley party could gain
nothing in North Carolina and West Virginia,
but instead of gaining lost from sixteen to
| eighteen thousand votes. where can it gain
any,hing?"
The fusionists, says the Oswego CONNER
cial, are quick to pick up any bones that are
thrown out of the political cupboard now
adays. A short time ago they turned up their
noses at anything but prime joints. They
now hope t, materially reduce republican
majorities. Not month back they were
talking about ''tidal wave" which was CO.
ing to sweep every thing before it. Before
long the Greeley organs will give up all hopes
Of victory in November, and spend their time
in boasting over the way they have fixed
things for 1876.
The Charleston, S. c. Courier, an in
tensely democratic paper has campaign
song which now indicates tine enthusiasm of
its party in the south for Greeley. One STAN
"a of this cong is as follows:
Come, democrats, now hold the nose
And take your physic freely:
BY STOPPING, conquer all Your foes,
And vote for Farmer Greeley.
CHoRUs-linrrah! hurrahi &c.
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Down Co the Prices.
lid GlGIeS 81 Cents.

Quaker Bitters only 20 cents.
Dr. j. Walkers Vinegar Bitters " 20 "
Yegetine (The Great Blood pur6er) 81
Ayers Sarsaparla and Cherry Pectoral each G5 cts.
Elastic Cord, only cent a yard
Gold Medal French Corsets (whaebone] % cents
Nice Tinted Initial Note Pape,. only 20 cents box.
Silk Fans selling out at ABOUT THE COST.
Good Hoop skirts for 81 cents.
Fine Combs cent?, Coarse Combs cents.
Ladies White Hose, only cents.
Best Alpaca Braids e yard sticks) cents
Ladies', Gents and boys Neck Ties Cheap.
Paper Collars (Elmwood) Cloth Covered) IS box.
Niece Sa ,s nssF Note only cents qafe
% Nice Envelopes for 10 cents.
Gents Cotton Hose for 10 cents
Good Pearl Shirt Buttons j cents dozen.
Good Spool Cotton goo yards) 50 cents doz,
Twelve doz. Good Agate shirt Buttons for cents.
Lot Scissors (from Bankrupt Stock), at 10 cents
Good Quality Perfumery 10 cents bottle
Ai,cock's Porous Plasters, only 20 cents
Ayers Pills, 20 " lToloways plllo.2o
GOOD Hair Restorer for 70 cents.
Johnson's Anodyne i.iniment, y
Adaa. sons Cough Balsam, -
Atwood's Vegetable Jaundice Bi;ters, -
Hagan's Magnolia Balm for ~ "
Ayers Hair Vigor,
Knowles Hair Restorer, Is
Halls Sicillian Hair Remover, only u
Men and Boys Suspeudeis Very Cheap.
Mrs " insloW's Soothing syrup, only - %
Lad es' Wide Hemmed IPofs only6
Gents all Linen Dosoms from Il &c ts up.
Good Assortment Black and Gold Plqted Jsirelry
Cheap.
Black Violet and Red Inks.
Good Tooth Brushes 10 cts, Nice Tooth Powder 20.
Cndersieeves, Edgings Lace Collars.
The People are ineted TO trade at the Cheap Store
'chich has brought the prices dorn for them.
WM. COOKS Cheap Variety Store
Halloween.
Seco- d door above the Po$toitce.
april6 tues &fri&wlS
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Brunswick, sa,rrday evening. Sent. III.

Gen. J. Il. Haw1ey of Conn, VIII speak ut
Buckfeld, Thursday, Sept. 9Th.
Canton Mills, Friday, Sept. 9th.
Bath, Saturday, Sept
Hon. George N. Robson speaks az
Dexter Thursday evening, Sept. STD
Bangor, Friday evening, sept. 9TH.
Dover, Saturday evening, Sept. Z,
Dr. George u. LorinE Of salem, MASS Snn, MI W.
speak at Kennebunk, Thursday evening sept "'''
South Berwick, Friday, Sept. 9Th.
GEN. n. r. Butler of Mass, viii speak IN NOT
ombega Hall Bangor, Saturday evening, sept =.
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EE-Speaker Blaine will speak at North
yasselboro' on Saturday evening instead
of Thursday evening as first announced.
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Gront and wilson in winthrop
W1xrnRof, Sept. 4, ~.

WINTHROP, sept. q, *.
The Grant and Wilson club held Its eighth
weekly meeting on Monday evening, and had
the evening to themselves. They came to-
gether not expecting to hear any speaking
from the great men now in the State, but to
hear the opinions of each other. We have
had q good share of speaking fr. N the prom
inent men now addressing the people. At the
opening of the meeting, DR.. Durham occu-
pied shor, time in reading 10 the audience
''the little game" Mr.. Lang proposes to play
upon voters who might be careless in allow
ing their very liberal friends to look at their
vote and have another slipped into their hand
in return looking SO nearly like it that only
close reading oft would show the difference.
Let then. read the one returned to them and
what great difference they would see.
They would behold the name of Thomas S.
Lang in place Of j. G.. Blaine. Stealing
money is bad enough, but oh! to steal a
mans name is worthy of only ore being God
has yet created, and that liberal republican
Voters, look sharp to your vote, and look
sharp at the man who asks to see it, but don t
let him pollute it by touching it. After read
ing the whole Of that plan as exposed in
Tuesdays Journal, DR.. Durham read to the
audience Mr.. Blaine's answer to Trumbull's
charge Of his packing the committee to in
vestigate the charges against the Secretary of
the Navy, and closed by reading Iloraces
opinion Of the democrats coming into power,
an opinion given in February, 1871.
Col. Arnold Richmond having come over
from Monmouth to spend the evening with
US, he was invited to take part in the speak
ing, and addressed the meeting at some length
on the political issues generally, and gave hi:
own opinion very favorably to the result Of
the September election. Henry Woodward
made an able appeal to the voters Of Win
throp to stand by those colored men Of the
South who SO nobly helped US in the time Of
trouble. Col. C. A. Wing, A. G. Howard
and John May, Esq, made short addresses
Mr.. May showed in his remarks how keeny
he regrets the course taken by some of his
personal friends and life long brothers in the
republican cause. While he would gladly vel
come some Of them back to their old places
| there are others he would have stay where
they are or go anywhere else, but keep out o.
the republican party now it is free from them
| While a man continues with this party, op'
posing republican principles and progress, he
would treat him as an enemey to the republican
| party. He expressed his mind strongly
against republican papers allowing liberal re-
publicans to do their corresponding and
act as agents. {.
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TO the Voters Of Augusta.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
AUGUSTA ME- Aug 81, 1872.
You are hereby notified to assemble at your re-
spective Ward Rooms on Monday, september 9Th,
at 10 o'clock A Nj then and there 10 give in your
voter for the following officers, viz: For Governor
of the state, tor Representative to Congress, tor
two Senators tor the seventh Senatorial district,
for two Representatives, to the 1t gslaturc for II
County Commissioner, County Treasurer, Register
Of Deeds, Judge Of Probate, Register OF Probate,
and sheriff.
The polls to be closed ut 4 O'Clock P. NJ
The Board of Aldermen will be in open session
for the purp~se of correcting the lists voters and
of receiving evidence of the qualification OF voters
whose names are not on the lists on Thursday,
Friday and saturday preceding the day ef eection,
from nine O'Clock A. NJ. to one O'Clock p. N. ON
Saturday afternoon the Board OF Aldermen VIII be
in session from two to fo,,r O'Clock.
l.. Ii. TiTCOMB, City Clerk.
CITY papers please copy tSwtf
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Speaker Blaine
Friday Evening, the 9Th inst,
Republican Meetings.

Hons. VIM. y. Frye and n. l.. Dawes will
speak at
Bethel, Thursday, Sept. 9Th. at2P.M
Canton, Friday, Sept
Hon. A. r. Morrill, aud Hon. John II. Rice
VIII address republican meetings as follows:
mercer village, thursday evening, Sept. g. at IA
O'Clock.
Madison, Friday evening Sent g.
Cornye, Saturday evening sept
Hon. Thomas Russell Of Boston will sneak at
In North Arson village, Friday evening Sept G,
1T * O'Clock.
Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, and Hon. Hiram
hnOWItOn will speak
Ia Bingham village Friday afternoon, Sept. G, at
2 O'CLOCK.
In scion village, Friday evening, sept G. Al ~
O'Clock.
w. r. yyhitehouse, Esq, and Orville ID.
Baker, Esq., will speak
In wisdsor Town House, Thursday afternoon
sept. 8, at O'Clock.
In South China, Weeks Mills, Thursday evening
sept. 5, at ~ O'Clock.
In West Gardiner Baptist Meeting House, FRIDAY
evening, Sept. O. AT TX O'clock.
Enoch Foster, Sr,. Esq., will speak in oxford
Greenwood City, Thursday Sept. s. at ~ T.. NJ.
tsilead, Friday, Sept. q, at ~ +. NJ
Bethel Hiil, Saturday, Sept. :, at IL y. VI.
Hon. ~. l.. Dawes will speak at
Bethel, Thursday, Sept. 9Th, stzP.M
Apdoyer, Friday, Sept 6tb, at2P.M,
Hon. Jmstln y. Morrill, will speak at Var.
mouth Thursday evening, Sept. 9Th.
Cumberland Center, Friday evening, Sept sh
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Canton, Friday, septG