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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-30

TIE COLD SNAP-Another Of those sudden
changes Of temperature for which this climate
Is 80 remarkable, took place on Thursday night,
and yesterday the cold Increased throughout the
day, and 1t night was ~ severe as In mid
prevailed here was very severe at Fortress Mon
roe, and the steamer Lady Of the Lake, from
Norfolk, due here last night, had not arrived at
noon to- day. The Chesapeake and Ohio canal
and Rock creek are frozen tight to-day, and ice
Is forming 20 rapidly on the Potomac that the
river will be closed opposite this city during the
coming night, unless there is Q change Of tenn
perat1re,
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fREEkNfION BETTER THAN CCRE-"Satis-
isction saves times, money, and ex posure; and
Internal medicine. An apothecaries sell IL at
81 per bottle.
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~YounG ladies who are learning to skate
age putting more stuffinR in their waterfalls and
making other preparations for failing down on
the ice Tt9srtle PresS.
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GRRMAN-ANHRrcAH sAyrsas BANx.-D,

GRRMAN-ANRRIcAN SAVINGS BANK.-De-
Iosits In this institution have perfect security,
as the ofhcers and trustees are responsible for
their safe investment. Six per cent. interest
from Dec. LIST paid on deposits made on or be-
fore Dec. 2d. Three per cent. per annum al
lowed on average daily balances OF business ac-
counts The usual banking accommodations
afforded depositOrs. Open on Saturdays until
in the evening.
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CITY ITE MS,

FULL ASSORTMENT ladies seal sacks, prices
from SO to $50, at Stinemetz's, i237 Pennsyl-
vanla avenue.
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WARM UNDERoLoTHINs, an unsurpassed as
sortment. One price only,
GEO. G.. HRNNINe, No 41O 7th st NV
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ALL KINDS of Fish and Soups and Meats by
the use of dessert spoonful of the famous X al
fora Leicestershire Table Sauce, are made TO
taste better. and to prove more wholesome. To
be had Of all good grocers
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FIREe.-The house of Captain Williams, cor =
ner Of johnson and Lincoln streets, UniOntown,
was entirely consumed BY fire on Thanksgiving
dsy; loss 81 800, on which there Is an insurance
OF 500.
About half-past FIVE O'Clock yesterday after
noon the roof Of the heuse OF DIR. Thomas Miller,
on the south side of New York avenue, between
I4th and 18th streets west, took IRE from some
sparks from the chimney Of an adjoining house,
but the flames were soon extinguisned oy the
members Of Ne. 2 engine company.
At O'Clock last evening the alarm from box
IS (Island stationl was caused by fre on . tug
boat at 7th-street wharf. The IRE department
promptly responded. Los about $50.
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SETTLING TIE DAMAeEs.-The agents of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road company, says the Wilmington del }
Gazette, have compromised or settled most of
The claims for damages for injuries received by
different parties in the accident at ElersIie Sta
ton on Thursday night of last week. The
Gazette says" The Fritz family and that OF
ones, We presume, that have not been fully
compensated. In this connection We NAV
femark that Charles L. Fritz Is something
His mother still remains In q precsriors con-
ditiou.o
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SEEING Is RELIEVING.
Fl a BILE BROTH RS
Fashionable Tailors,
CORNER SEVENTH AND d STREETS.
liable Brothers, 7AD,
H tslA Is f5ksfh fGI % w.sS
liable Brothers, 7&D,
hsnaisstS Gsor isIIs 81 RsADT
any other made in Washington.
liable Brothers, 7AD,
Secure the finest MATERIALS
the most beautiful PATTERNS
and have them made up an q
manner that Cannot be rivaled.
liable brothers, 7AD,
Give unusual ate ntion to the man
uIscture Of BOYS OLOTHING,
sMbI ..t the finest stock for Boys IN
liable Brothers, 7AD,
claim pre- emiuecce among
Clothiers and Tsilurs f,,r the ex.
hsme louness Of their prices.
liable Brothers, zAD.
Have an unexcelled stock of
PIECE GOODS to choose from.
Ht%le Brothers, 7AD,
Have Artistic and Fashionable
Cutters.
liable brothers, 7&R,
Have an unlimited stock Of GEN.
TLEMEHB' FURNISHINGS.
MANY REAL BARGAINS.
COME AND SEE US.
A BAILBOAD
RBAL ESTATE MORTGA 0H
Combined.
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TIE DEPOSITS made with the Freedman's
Saving and Trust Company before Dece mber Sd
VIII draw interest at per cent. from December
1T Open this Saturday evening from 6k to 8.
-Four Ter cent. paid on business accounts
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BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS in Jet, plated, French
gay and Alaska diamond jewelry, with gold
Nres, rom az TO sl0 per set, received &C Prigg's
jewelry store, No. i5s Pennsylyania Avenue. nssr
Al sreetz-
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c. DRE1LRR gives instruction ON bir,, sepf,no
A. the Business College, at 8 D. m, monday.
Dec. ID Tickets for i've lessons, sIo. salts,
faction guaranteed.
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District improvements.

ACTION OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKs.
The proposition Of Mr.. G.. vsnderwerken to
furnish the stone for the underpinnIng OF the
Georgetown market-house has been accented
The contract of the Evans concrete company
has been amended % rs TO extend the sewer In
18th street from the north 20 the south side Of
New York avenue. In reply TO q letter of Mr..
George W. Riggs relative to the assessment for
improvements In front Of his premises he WAS
informed that he is entitled to q certain draw
back, and that the bluestone on the street n
has been credited to the general ac-
count CT the entire street.
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AMERICAN sterling ware, new metal, all
white, will not tarnish; spoons and forks, re-
ceiyed at the agent's-Prigg's jewelry store, No.
i57 Pennsylvania avenue.
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The NKw JEFFERSON SCHOOL BUILDING
Last night (at the invitation of the subb board Of
trustees Of the fourth school district) nut Der
OF gentlemen assembled At the jefferson school
building, recently finished, on the corner of
Virginia avenue and 9Th street, to witness the
hghtlDg-up Of the audience hall. Among those
present were Superintendent j. y. Wilson,
Trustee A. Hart, Adolf Ciuss, the architect Mr.
i. N. Shepherd, and others. The hall occupies
the entire fourth door Of the main building, and
Il pear shaped, the stem portion being on the
south side, occupied with platform or stage
The floor Is raised, and along the south front
runs gallery, arranged in q semi-crcle. The
walls and ceiling are handsomely fTescoed and
the entire woodwork OF the room, including
window frames and sash, the front OF the
gallery and the door frames are of North Caro-
Ina pine, oiled and polished; with the exception
of the fresco there Is no paint about the room
The seating capacity OF the hall Is about twelve
hundred, the seats being 8 late patent-iron
frame, with wood back and bottom-arranged
in a semi-circle. The heat Is supplied by six
DrCnZed steam radiators, placed at proper points
around the room, and the light Is furnished by
The latest style fixtures. In the center OF the
room IL the main chandelier, 10 patent reflector
the body being of gilt, deliberately chased
around the outer edge are sixteen gilt-three-
branch brackets, each burner being lifted with
crystal imitation candle. The inner circle below
the Se1ector, is composed OF twenty four plain
iects, the effect, when lighted, being beautiful
lmmedisfely over the stage is a similar but
smaller chandelier, composed of forty.eivht
lights. Abound the front of the gallery and in
the paneis Of the walls are fifteen three branch
rtkZilAr 10 tnOcc on the main chani6-
hers, making the entire number OF lets used in
lighting the room one hundred and sixty-fye.
HE several halls, the ante rooms, library, and
sub board rooRss, are furnished with bronze
fixtures Both the heating and lighting appa-
Iatus, which were furnished and fitted nv
hessrs. A. X. Shepherd & Co., of this CITY.
worked admirably. and the committee as well
as the other gentlemen present, expressed them-
selves "a highly pleased with them. ON the
stage u the recently purchased Knsbe grand
piano, tue property Of the scholars Of the tth
district, bought with funds voluntarily contrib
uted by them and the proceeds Of two concerts
given for the purpose.
The building Is now complete, and will be
formally turned over to the board OF trustees on
a. II Saturday afternoon with appropriate cere-
dulles, Among the guests will be the Presi-
- Sisa President Of the United States.
~-eisss will consist OF addresses by
md the exc. >. o-isasn.I S su, enu
Many the rsaS,ng n, etts. and the sing
lOsed by Mr.. Remand, Of tn
80 - az. $1,000 yshn,, .As Gov.
lent TO the occasion viii also be made by
Cooke, Thomas Z. Lloyd, and Mr.. W. j.
u urisgh, president Of the board Of school trus-
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NHOICE GkOCERIKs.

CHo''r sHocE.I.s.
AT our new location, No 4 Sal Tth STREET ne-
tseeh n AID v streets, the neN North -
err market, will be found q well selected -
TIRsT-CLAss GROCERIES
81 lowest each prices which We invite the .a,t.I
attention OF our patrons and the public seneraIy
Head the following price list.
B Bsst fs, SJ flSur a. sll 50 per barrel.
B B Gunpowder Te. at g perR.
Best Oolong Loo
Beef Imperial In
6 Ssss Coffee roasted At 8 cents PsrIO
Best Green Coffee, -
Choice
SHSS srG s.o Sugar /" q |:
which viii be sold st very lowest rates An ms pso.
uon Of our goods and prices vfil Day.
p. q. no WBKR q 90.
1881 7fh STREET,
noyl.n Between n and o streets.
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you CAN LAUGH at the cold weather when
you get your undershirts and drawers OF Geld
mann " Steinberg's new gents furnishing
goods store. These gentlemen have Just got in
another immense stock of the above Goods
whice they are selling 20 per cent. less than
any other store I'm til ia CITY
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LOCAL NEWS.


NatioNal TasGteT.-Augustin Days drama
Divorce
TbsGfsr ComiqEe.-COmic opera, drama, COM
edy, kurlesque, songs, dances, etc.
Lin-oIH Hal award OF gold medi, IS BY S. P
4. A.
CozoO-9ia H1U.-Conesrt by the Marine Band.
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a. STRAUS,
Ioll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Third Door from Eleventh strsss,

Store open until .. N. and on Saturday untfl
ii p. m; TO accommodate those who have no time
10 purchase during the day. poyl5-u
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1VUThe Will save tnelI parents . per cent.
II they can induce them to purchase their hats
CHILDREN will save their papa's great MANY
collars, they will coax the m to buy their little
alpine hats of Garter & Co., 424 9th e. 8
NoTIOR-KY. LIBRARY DRAwIra-Aua pen-
cies for the sale Of tickets In the Second Grand
Gift Concert In aid OF the Public Library Of
Kentucky, were required to settle UP en- yeeter-
DAY, 2Nh November, bat for tho aces mmoda-
non OF those who are not yet supplied with
tickets, L will continue to ill cash orders which
may be received at this ofice, until the evening
OF Dece mber 9th. THos. L. BRAHtKrrR,
Agent Pub. Lib. KY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, New. 26, ~.
CoRNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, b unions
ChilblslDs, Bad Nails, &c successfully treated
by DIR. White, Chiropodist, No. dS5 18th street
opposite o. s. Treasury. Established in Wash
WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street
Intelligencer Building. IO,2s
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per ct
per annum on deposits for each calendar month
TO 80 27t3 IatI6
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in a hrst-clRss manser
sent them to A. Fisher, No. 6lS 9Th street, eppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give Won
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves CLEANED
nicely ard cheap. 9,2I,3:
THEIR unErsRs and Baroneters are repalrea
snd made to order by Hemplar, near * street
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REsT FOOD FOB INFANTs.-"H. Z. Prince
ID Albert Victor thrirss g well upon it that it
isSda.r 10 Il. K: ii. The Pfineess a wales This
i fed 5sse%ess HOshsr MN r s closely ely IS pos
"Highly nourishins and easiiy disessed 81 b. Has
sal It combines the most valuable FLESH and
from other isTinsoeous food, which being quite I'M.
s 70 to in
81 e. ns i Ss.t e s
and intrsct.bis disrrS@a. No boiling or strsnins
,Msosed sSld IL R tins Prepared By sayOry
Of all Chsmsts, Druggists and stOrekeelers through
out the states sepl4-eosIt
I NITID STATES PATENT OFFICE,
tn. pstsian Of S HSE
20 % S ST dss 81 %
reed :! and other Iieaets
time for fling .Fsrmens and the EIsniner's repor,
ss s as b S he S DAY Fl
ns sssi sFssnssn
IH1HrsurbF "A oSIUssls: DISTRICT
TIE ga gay q N0se.sr. 1879 o..
Or motion Of the plaiptia, 81 NJ; Carter Mar
cause hi. to be entered hsrsin on or be-
fore the FIRST rule day occurring forty days after
:h day n ssas the cause viii be with
IN case Oh D. Ss X GARrrrR, GSisf D Jastioe &c.
noTew% R.JMrIGs. Clerk.
IN SUPREME C0uBT OF THE DIS
TRIOT OF COLUMBIA.
oa n:::1 i: .:s.' ;; ~,ss
hn IT, e.
wife. and Bepj.nin Bose, cause their aPIeera.oe
cause viii Be proceeded with = IN case Of default
5; T. + ssi; AZ S:rt
IIHITEp sTATIs PAT1HT 0Fy1OB,.
A q A' & Il Ps.s :nd
@ y Gs a:y 81 ..
mpreSen ssS IN Lamp iS SHADES. ~ ''f IN
e a.. " !? ss ns
!or Ming arguments and the Examiner report be
R Init e the nth day q Asr ns.t and hat aid
SaS ns 1B'fE:;; sai ;E: oS.a:o..
In TIE s TRiSH IF s SSgtEs ~ TIE DIS
Ths 1Sih day Of Nerembsr 1874.
VICTOR f0w IL. $50 81 9; ffs sE ROCKWELL
1s Nj inc Ss. M:
sasEss s:ss as q .:
.s ssis y shs cause Vi" Be
80 ~. oAR11a1- chisf = astiee. Re.
nov5s-tu,a' R.J. ARIGs, CLERK. &c.
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DOCTOR NADB TO PAY YoR UNszrLYuL
SuRGERr-1he wife Of q certain danes H.
Burden, Of Lima, Ohio, had the misfortune to
have her arm broken q year ago. DIR. Brice
Blair adjusted the fractured bone, but with 80
little skill that the lady was made a cripple for
the rest of her life. The husband brought an
sction for damages against DIR. Blair, and oh
tanned verdict of 900. The surgeon was not
satisfied with this, and secured q new trial The
case was concluded on the oath instant, and re-
suited in verdict for 81 200. Bungling doctors
had better not emigrate to Ohio.
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.YourHs will save their parents Is per cent
il they can induce them to purchase their hats
and caps OF Carter g. Co., 44 9th street.
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YEARS AGO, it lie said, Gen. n. P. Banks m sde
bis debut on the stage of the National theater, in
Boston, as Claude Melnotte, in the Lady of
Lyons" After the play he asked a veteran
actor what he thought as to whether he should
suck TO the stage or leave it. The actor advised
the young man TO stop and go into politics
The good advice in this case was followed, but
Gen. Banks keeps, to this day, little Of the
stage thunder in his voice.
AND Now A MISSING woMAN-Bridget
Ioul, aged %, left her home at No. Al First
street, several days ago, in search Of employ.
ment, and has not SINCE returned. Her friends
made search for her without avail. and this
morning Inspector Dixie directed police search
for her.-N. Y. Erpress. 9th.
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WIFI HEAfH PEACHES
FRESH PINE APPLE
pprSaa P64CHkS, STRATBERRLEs,
en6Sh fkAs, IONA TOES
ScIoI.oIASH, LIMA BEANs,
SALMON, JFTTfEs
NEW kRDFIELD BUCKWHElT
GOLDEN DRIP SYRUP
NV YORK APPLES.
PURE APPLE CTDKR
PRIkB NEW FORK BUTTE. de.
noNl-u 49,
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OFFIcE, - JBTFERsoN STREET,.
GEORGETOWN, ID. o..
Established 1881 premium awarded 1885, ana ID row
one OF the odest, largest. aud complets osab.
tshments Of the kind in THIS country Best pl 500 in
the District for Cleaning or Dyeng Geutlemen Z
Cloi hing Everything pc raining 10 the br soo~s
well sbd promptly executed. Ones closed dssiy q,
sunset, except ssturdsy when it viii be open until
eet y. a fcSt omce BOX TIS. ap2
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To The People Of Carroll Co, Md.
IN WHAT COMPANY SHALL
WE INSURE?
READ THE FOLLOWING;

ANA%-h1 - - -
TINE Anchor Life Insurance Company, Of
New Jersey, Is authorized By the terms Of
its charter (Which is perpetual) To loan its
assets In any section ofthe United states. And
for the purpose Of carrying out practically this
valuable feature, and giving the people the
benefits of the money paid for their insurance,
II Organizes Local Boards of Trustees in con
venient districts, aud the loans are made
through these Boards. This Is no mere pro.
fession Of the Company, but well settled
feature Of its business policy. Seeing the ben
efits and the Justice OF this plan. as adopted BY
the Anchor, and authorized by It's charter, aud
after being fully convinced OF the solveney of
the Company and integrity Of its 0ficsrs and
Board OF Management, twelve OF our business
men have organized the Board, and entered
into a contract with the Company, by which
fifty per cent OF all premiums tsken In this
County and their seeumlAtions will be loaned
In the County. This will give complete securi-
" to all insured throughout this section in
this Company, and also protect every person
ia his Just right, for Il Is evident that the
twelve members Of this Board will not see in
Justice done to any in our courts, aud their
Testimony cannot be damaged.
The money loaned IN this county, being se-
cured by mortgage on real estate, will be an
ample and permanent security for any losses
the company may sustain In the county, be-
yohd that offered BY other companies, for the
reason that it is available aud within the juris-
dietion Of our courts.
Therefore, we, the undersigned members of
the Board for the Corroll County Branch, APP
peal to ali wanting Life Insurance, to assist Us
in this effort 10 re-loan our money In our own
county, and give full aud perfect security to
every party insured.
We each hold Policy in this company for
$4,000, for which We have paid full premium
rates.
OFFICERS.
4. d. ScBAEFFtR, President.
UPToE kOoP, Vice President
JossPa W. STEEIs, NJ. D., Medical Examiner
DIRECTORS.
A. D. Sehaeffer, Cashier Farmers L Mechau
les National Bank, Westminster.
Upton Roop. Judge Of the Orphans Court.
Adam shower, Chief Judge Orphans Court,
Manchester.
d. W. Houck. Merchant, Houeksyille.
David Bare, Merchant, with Haines 4 Bro,
Westminster.
DR.. Z. ., hAnnakee, PhysiciGn, Union Bridge.
VIM. Wallace NALL, Farmer, New Windsor.
David &. Miller, Merchant, Westminster.
W. Horror, Merchant, Fiuksburg.
Johns DevilbiSe, Merchant, Uniontown.
Henry O. Cali, Farmer, Taneytown.
jacob kinehart, ". D., Fri1Hcllsburg.
WILSON r. BOYD,
Secretary of Board.
above gentlemen, or by calling at Office, AAir
Street, opposite Court Street, Westminster.
Md. july 20-tf
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CHANGE OF TINE.
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
"a s:zsII:! ID


TINO take effect June u, 1872 Calvert
Station. Corner Frsnklin aud Calvert
Streets, Trains leave $40 A. NJ, and So
p. NJ, for Owings' Mills, Reistersiown,
Finksburg, Westminster. New Windsor,
Union Bridge. Middleburg, Double Pipe
Creek, Mechanicstown, and Hagerstown.
SAVE
Union Bridge at $50 aud I 20 A. NJ.
and S,52 p. NJ.
Westminster at COS and sos A. NJ. and
i.26 p. NJ.
RETURNING,
Leave uagerstown at 5.2j A. NJ. and
1855 p. NJ.
A train leaves Baltimore at $50 p. NJ.
for Union Bridge.
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival oi
$50 A. NJ. tain from Baltimore at Mid,
dleburg Station for Taneytown and at Dou
BILE Pipe Creek Station for Emmittsburg on
arrival same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station,
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday ut 3. 80
p. NJ. Light freight and parcels can come
by this ear il delivered before : 90 p. NJ.
PASSENGER STATION. The Depot of N.
C. r. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
and North Streets.
n. B.-A Ticket Office has been opened
at No. o North Calvert street, opposite
Barnum's Hotel. Tickets can be procured
at any time during the day at all points OF
line of Road. Baggage called for. checked
ard delivered upon application at this office
JOHN 7. RIGNEY,
July 6 General Superintendent.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ruAs. RILLINGsLEA, ID. -. 81,
J. MERIKEN WELLER >
DENTISTS.
Osie, Westminster Nd, ID door Vest Of
TURNER'S and Mechanics Bank.

Office Westminster, Nd "a d"o' "eS' ~
TURNER'S and Mechanics Bank.
yINAKE pleasure in informing their friends
and tie public generally that having
increased their facilities Cor business, they
are at all times prepared to perform, any
operations in operative or mechanical Den
tiStry. lam
Pure Nit. OK. Gas. on hand at all times.
DR.. c. Billingslea will continue TO visit
the following places:
Union Bridge. list Wednesday in every
month.-remaining until Friday afternoon.
Ner Windsor Ind Wednesday in every
month.
L'nioaiolon. 80 Wednesday every month
remaining until Friday afternoon,
Tdueyfora-Sd Friday in every month, re-
naming until the Wednesday following.
j. MERlKEN WELLER will visit Me
chanicstown 2ud Wednesday ofeveFy month,
remaining until Friday noon.
ian l3,-ly
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Dental Notice.

TAR. GEO. s. FouKE, Dentist offers his
Dservices at his ohice,
westmipster-every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday. ,,--
Emmittsburg--Four,hW "wednesday Afternoon
til Thursday Afternoon.
Neebanicsiown--FourthT Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Rocky Rilqe-Pirst Wednesday Ate rnoon
Double Pipe Crcek-firsI Thursday
Middeburg-First Friday.
Uniontown--Second "Wednesday Afternoon.
fancy town-Seeond Thursday Afternoon q
Friday.
Union Bridge-Third Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New wmdsor--Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. ich 70