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New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. ........,...... .JASuARr 2

PORT OF EEw-yoRK. ....JASUARr d.
CLEARED.
Steamship Steamship s. DAVID CBr Scott IVsrpoC Hsneron Bros
Steamship F Bs Bros
Steamship BeTye Baker A.pinya Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Wilmington Cole Key West and Galveston H. Mallory
steamship Huntsville COwel Savannah Robert Lowden Co.
Steamship Magnolia Palmer Savannah William Garrison
uysnoke Bourne Richmond CITY Point And Norfolk v"
sts.nhp Sst Es' Bremen oslch, Co. N,,.D,.
Steamship George Washington. Gage New-oreans H. Cromwell
steamship Champion Lockwood Charleston H. Morgan Co
Steamship Iater Lawrence Norfolk &c. Old Dominion Steamship
Steamship Panita DO,nc Wilmington LOrlard Steamship Co.
,ssm:p + G ksh 5Ss SsnS1 GsG Ms Co.
st. Ss.is' g. Fa slps P l. Co.
s6 W.I B1Ias B5 Ma.y Llys5p2SI II s"se,I.n1 s Co.
Bsi hsola lyeE Ps.sioi A1tSsIP, Es,sS. P9eimann
BS B Clare Clare, s GSb Psrie BsrisOe Miller HoughOu
Bns Pickering TOrrey, Wilmington, N g., S. L. Merchant
Brig Virgins. Johnston St Pierre Mart, Reynsl & Co.
@ ssI RaSy nG %Ra Sa 0GS Sfa Ds%s Whitney
Schr Rohen BrandberE Jacmel Youpgs Smith Co.
r. E. Pecke Ambury Jacksonville Fla. Warren Ray Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbia r) Macay GLASGOW Jan. aud Mcvio 18th
steamship a,nh.it.n wOOdhu Charleston c.. with md'e and
Steamship Terry s.lye.r Nowben N C., days with
steamship fncOna Bragg Portland, with mise and pass to J. p
A%e. T., ,,...,.., p.,., p.,n.-,n,o =. ,,v, .,A
80 .
shr America (r CORVALLIS Ms 20 days with potatoes
schr. Charlie Cobb Kennedy. Gllabethpot for Rockaad
Schr. Daniel Holmes, Burr. Baltimore for lloboken
SAILED.
VILE De Paris for Haye; DOnau for Bremen; City Of
Brookyn France David Liverpool S;rahsa ondoni
britannia for Glsuowi Ttbee r st. Domingo; Wilmington Gal
weston; George Washington and sherman for NnOs
Huntsville for Savannah Champion for Charleston Ashland
Fenandna Qla Pania Tor Wilmington ~ o. WanOke and Geo.
b. Upton ior Notok Sc H. C. Knight for Georgetown d. q.
ARRIVED. Sunday, Jan. 2S.
Steamship Georgs Cromwell Cipp NeSorleans jan q. with
ml,e. and pan to II. D. Cromwell co.
Steamship erEan LIVINGSTON Cheeemn. Savannah jan 2S,
with mlst. and pas. 10 LAWN .ton. Fox 4 Go.
steamship United States Crowel New Orleans Jan 2 aad s. W.
Pass 2Id with mdse and pass. to Y. Baker.
Steamship Acushnet Rector New Bedford, with nde and pass to
Ferguson Wood
ship Lake Be (of MoneaD scaer Liverpool 50 days with mdse
BArk ForvnLen Swe Petersen TaragOna b days. WITH VINE
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Jan 27-Aryed steamship VIM Crane nom Baltimore
CHARLHsroS jan 2Said Ship Abot Edward for Amsterdam
Jan 2Arrved p james Janine from Llyepooli
Jesse H. Murdoch and q aoe Fish for kockand snip
sors below Cleared steamships San Salvador and Montsom
cry for NesYork ships Shador and Anna Be for verpoo BARK
Courser, for Now.Yotk. ~.
insale, aud Comet, from New-iorS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrrVSsrowS. Jan. 2Arfyed the Cunan steamship
Samara from Boston, aud proc, ele'. .
iIor --latest Sb2 Ee,cs see Fi1h Pa0e.l
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DEcIsIONS.-JAr. q.

Tr,,te3 S,rtes District Coyrt in Bdnkyppfcy-By
JSs ,rsfod-In the matter Of William Belien oahknrtso
muc The order Of 1871 oerats' Of s p"cee'
Inc, Of "a Msrcotts 4 their Judgment Is vacated
Supreme Court-Chamb1s-By Judge Barr9tt.-
stIwesthrr ct rg co ct aihe plaintiffs ar. gFaned
IA r.nt tbe new matter deensnts paPcI and ne
he heard In lie matter the petition Of H. III BUS Tor iL
Mo.ior granted Lslinee al sz, magnre -Moiion gn'eG
Common Pfas-Spcoal Tfrm-By Judge Lev 1,"l'Nt
copry St Eense. tnemoap eounfe Znp -y feseh-
tsee memoir ndun couu,eL Boes ss S d H. 20 , S
tnDe Ininnron rrancii 10 the alleged contempt he pnH
within v days from the srvice Of this Order NE neTogone" '
must within thereafter serve or answer
Superior Court-Specal 1erm.-Iy Judge oaI M III
Mar sqt denied Fowler ag Powleh-oTief denyog
motion. Bsrtlet. agt Braley.-M0tion denied
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
THE COoPERs' STRIKE.

At meeting of members of the Produce Ex-
change on Saturday decided not to accedc to the
demands OF tho coopors. Tie following were adopted:
Pesorf That the Legislature be peOnei for Immediate re-
Conspiracy law and the upea Oh the "'
and the odiOus APPRENTICE law. =, --., -,
members the Chamber Buer Ercha1le an Pofnce
Rzcnge petition explaining t1c
the bngs community these Trades CanS md As ior
the relief petLolci for
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
TIE COURTS.

THE ANTLRING GRAND JURY-ANOTHER EX-
TENSION OF TINE.
The Grand Jury came into the Court of
General Sessions before Judge Bedford ut l2 o'clock
Saturday and presented batch Of indictments OF the
ordinary kind Mr.. Comstock the Foreman, then ad-
dressed Judge Bedford follows instructed by
the Jury ask for extension OF time, that may
transact business OF Importance that has not yet been
attended to- We would therefore ask that your Honor
grant us another week"
Judge Bedford-Gentlemen: grant your request. and
you will please appear again In this Court az IL o'clock
next Saturday,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
'DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, JAN. %,
No Steamship Malls

No Steamship Malls .
TUESDAY. JAy. 20
Mails for Europe via Plymouth Cherbgurg and Hamburg steam
,hp Hols,a close at OO Sgpplen sDtary Mail, al foot
OF Third st., Ioboken, Is closed at Loo D.. m . ~,
deposited Supplementary MAILS mus be ptePA" "S
aonhle oostsge
No Pusssn Closet Mail IL sent by this noe ,, -
Mails for Panama tbs Central American ,n Sonth "a
eide Ports &c by the steamship Henry Chaunee close at O m
Mails for Bermuja w. L. By tue steamship bEee0 close a. s''
WEDNESDAY. JAN. o. a.,
r.u ~, P,,oD. VIA Queenstown Liverpool reamsh
Nevada close at Supplementary Mail on fleF NO. 10
North River is closed at 10 a.
A Ptussisn Closed Mail . sent by this Ine
THURSDAY. FEB. J. ,.
Nails for Havana aud the Indies steamship Crescent City
FRIDAY, FEB. p
No Steamship Mails
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
p1cCENC EPS 1pPTVTD

FROM GLASG0W-In steamship Collmba Jan T.Mr. Murray
Nelson Noble Wn Pde John Williams George Simpson and " in
FROM SAvANSAH-In steamship Herman Livngston jan pa
Haywood and Miss De Corys John McDermott and wife
d. L. Carpenter D. Carpenter Rcksen and j. T. Baldwin
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
CRIMINAL COURTS,

John Blank charged with passing counterfeit 10
cent con held on Saturday $500 ball BY Commissioner Shield.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Aderm an
Conan committed bernard Barns of EhEethst smAshuk
CoutsOng 2S woh musical Instruments belonging g Ioa
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
MINIATuRR Almanac

5:l5 Moon 92
bAY-As
Hook ...l03 Cows Island 1854 He'll Gate Ferry 022
HIoH WATER THIS DAV-P ".
Sandy 1884 Cows Island lll5 Hell Gate Ferry Gs3
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s,v,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "opens at ioa m-cal
eudAr callel nt II m -, c,-.. p...
10. Hers art Stewart. ld''Co.n as'' INV "'O'' $500
1ll Scott at. Society OF Tam - go .-.,.,.a
many, or Col. Orier ofS isz'' 'ApPc'on %' M,ony g
CITY. ~ biNIe,s - -, 80
%. Rice agt. uOlNster iS1' ,"a1hah "a bIo--
IO5 K!rcher ag &c eSsen sl' Lewis ~ ,s s,o,,,,bi,
IC6 Schmidt srt Levy. lH''Ihs rsc.'v ~. c., w. -,
l05. .naleolm agt Allen 20 ss| ~ '' '
10 s,r,h ss, n,clev i78. Appleton at. Warner
- w isan at gook l3,. .Gnilcrt sgt TIE Mayor,
1''''" GsSrr.r Tsps--Alleurned to Feh TO- lif2
CIHcUr-Pat la Iornei " FeO' D. IS'<.. -, q,
guyKRIoR COURT-THIAL TgRs-HARTs AND i'-AN'u'nu :"
co,yox p,vGyyzRAs rTRxE"A gourned to Feb g. 1872, for
decisions
Tpt,, Tsns-PARr L-AdOurnei for tic Term. 49,.
,,,x crnr roT,r TETs-PART I-Aljonned to Feb. lSI2
PAnT IL-Adounet 70 f,b !, l5iA
III.-AJourne1 to JAN ~ lofI
ry,rTn SrIryS DIsTRICr COuRT-In Admiralty
,n NIL, H . s.amsblp 2i The United states agt steam
W. 49, - % ship Hege;a
o,hsPpo. .hoor., q n 3, Vngrr sgt steamship Atlantic
''''In Ls~ IA. Foster ct al. sgt. Msca+
% ,oSan, "a h,k Milton lSO Thomas sgt sesmug Gen.
90 ff'tnson et a, .g, schooner VIM. McMsnn. -
J. VI. NeMllen- lJS. ..BeneIe' ag- S'e4"r'1s -'
So. DAVIS ct al agt Penferyast 49, esaTl, = -. r..
Boyle schooner Breze llBCurnFgha 0B ooP I'LL
Reel
t,n,. - ls4. .Caros sgL seautug Y. W.
a..Coaover .st sloOp J. P -. Devgs ....,.. r. -.
81. The N. J. Llghterge Co. sgt brig FmslGito; ,....
srhooner Hero. lll..Hc"letI ast bars Auuone'"o
aebnar Crene
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
Citn Real C.stete for Gdle.

A FREE REGISTER, with particgiy 4
IA 2o0O Houses a1l Building Lots fr SALE ard 10 Ec os
Ing City map. Sa, &c Apply to v. X sfE'bh'JI Asl
A -ilGTH-ST. 600 feet wide t!.ree L0i
IA near Hn.4.sye, O7eIoJkag I,ai1g 5e P1ss o. slLG
bargain. Ma sl|CLAIt y, Co. h,sS
4 GREAT BARGAIN, TO a prompt puschss
"a lie elegant fEsze 4-stoTy 70 a.soa HOUSE Na -
PoysSthst possa asson ct 5. EDDY Co, 10 Pirss
L'OR SALE-A first-ciass browu-5tonc IL
House on West ThrtyfIsrtl Z. A4o. se,e.al 5.r.ste
class tenement houses Also. f5ar los d y hist By
Cbeap Easy tern. ArPlgto J. T. HlLLAli sos, lsss
EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-Three bon.
,tone HOUSES on tie side OF oHrh 5eses E a
and Lghtg1h.sts or Wu exchange Tea ~ good sn ia
railroad bonds Irqgr. OF a. B. P..OAL. ~ bn.ea
nor SALE or EXCHANGE for SLla
Il honse large wide HOUSE on Tgcib-sti near Flge =
LAND ( WHITING, Beekmsns.
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GLASGOW FORGE ESTATE; gs cosHliII Nil -
VI 22s aerrs Of Farm LAND lame MOohxy', a. AZ =
pWRLLINGs BARNS, SHOPS. ST0NRQUARki' ~ te lss =
passed wArERPowER. In Monsomsr 70 'tsl, pa ~ .
dale railroad one mile POgstoNo on he - n rs
railroad and Iules PhiAlcrhs. NIL ee 80. ~ .
the pr, mises on SATURDAY, Fso. 1872 Al 49, Frss
power has ea and AL Of II feet on The III 1ly ~ -
uealab apply " W address AAR1Ahht npa.i,lesl gess
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A SPLENDID FARM on Chcsqpeake. y y
CARM and snlendid COUNTRY PESlDLM,
Auriion Sales OF Real SS'a!r
;sT LOTS in WUIJAMSBURGil.

DEST LOTS in WILLIAMSBURG" \.
I'D GREAT k,rATE SALE s fe So.
Fine business 20 piy~'d lots fn1uS,oS ~ ~.
Abraham Meserole decessei have directed JOhSsV n
sell All their splendid unnpIoyei prcpcrt, siaaIA f M
Sixteenth Wards Brooklyn (wlsns 'nrl oo 'o- -, On ~
Tenth.sts at aucton At Eio aagc saeVoh. s,ro, 0Rs o.
January 10 Maps row raiy II obee oi ,n,hhysoy H.
SON, No. Is Broadway, Wlhams5are6. and OF 'o'''V
IS Naasau.st., n. Y. a
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Eona JsIano Real estate for 5at

TARGE, HANDSOME. COUNTRY RN
DEYCE with 70 acres stasci the wafer, rear alfi&
ON Long lslaad for SALE EXCHANGE %. brola o. Na
property. kCLANU . "HIIISO o.--1-'
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nestebester Conntn i,ral Gsia!: fcr s

A DWELLING-HOUSE in village OF fo%
N ham for SALE EXCHANGE for Cy or Bro: = pe0psi
eight rooms Of isnd fee vs
depot; tonus essyi price So 900 H. NJ iGCB, No II 2ss
AT WEST FARMS, in the heart Of W
"A yilage-A OWELLIHGJ!JUsB ani a og0bB E.l Do-3
Hoase above STARIbnd large uneesuIed LOi al b ss
rent, for 3eO, TENS easy II. NJ PILECK j.. No Il R&
EARm OF 1877 ACRES on the Hudson, MI
Peeksll New dwelling and barn. viii, rsO ho1e an
outbutnxs for the farm. Large grated orch sud oher fu
rounn nss healthy and besuiinL Sell Whole part In'
SIbGBL 4 CHaCE 70 Gers
IVESTCHESTER COUNTY PR0PERTll
w FOR sArE-Within 70 10 miuss o. Not sTsn, yefs
Morrisanl fremont Forhin White Pains, and Re Deo;
rsnsipg from TOOl 10 S5JD0 Parties desiring 10 pare e 2
full information By applying to HUGd n CAMP l0o boa41 ~
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
SUBURBAN HOMES

-Four tracks With steel rails when completed With f
unsurpassed increase the value Of home
Central of Por information Houses, lot, Ri =
on the line, apply to A. D. HOPE l9 h1erlVsL
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couRr CALRyDARs-TuIs DAT.


srppy,s observation-disclosures "opens AT ID a. m'aE
eudAr csllei nt u m. . IT.. cioho Print.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
New- Jcrsep Real estate for Gali.

A VALUABLE FARM Of 90 Acres at W9al
IA bridge " j. untesd with the fnest quality ire Lek al
ware clay Bank, open aud ied larse bs 3l Ddss
the estate VIM Thompson deceased Sead for eiEcl
nm q
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L7e;,fh.;.

In Gre agrr>lown. ON the 10Th of May,
Mrs. SARAH \NDER>, wife "f Abraham
AnlrrS. nycd II year, 10 months and 20
DAYS She left one child.
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'nrI' ~ H. '., ,,,,,, rr ,,.,r'
%, :'',,'1S'' i''.'' ' i.' " w.. W." a,,;.liI
w ~, '',''''' ,,,,,r =, al with
her circle of acq'r'inlancr-. Her death is
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3flurLaae;.

~" Marriage Notices and Deaths are
inserted FREE where they do not exceed >
lines: over } lines. they Will he charged ,
cents per line in advance.
In Tanrvtowu, Carroll county at the
residence nt the brides mother, on Thurs
dav. the 9Th Instant, 'v Elder -. I. Nnvlrr,
Mai CHAIR Is \. DAMlTll, Of Me
chnnir>town District, To Miss llENRlET-
ia ROOT
On the aHth uItmu ai the Lutheran Par
snu,"c. in the CITY of Frederick. by Rev.
DR.. Dichl. JOHN y. JOHNSON to Miss
LYDIA +. COLBERT, both Of Point of
Rocks. in this county.
ON the Both ultimo, in Lovola church. in
the CITY of Baltimore, by the Rev. Father
Okan,, JOHN a. llAIDON, ct South
Carolina, to ALICE NJ, daughter OF the
late Jane, McShrrrv, of Frederick.
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c# (OEEINS, &.
Dissolution of Partnership.

TINIIE copartnership heretofore existing
l. between John II. Chew and George
W. Stocksdalc has been dissolved by mu-
tllal consent; to take effect on the LIST day
of May, 1872 The books and accounts OF
the late firm will be found at the Depot,
now in the occupancy of Geo W stocks
dale. Prompt payment is requested ON all
outstanding accounts, Nc. We hope tins
notice will be attended to ut once and save
cost.
CHEW Il STOCkSDALE.
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\-OTICE is hereby given that the sub
\ ,rrihrr has obtained from the Or
phan,' Court Of Frederick County, Letters
ON the E>tal" of
GEORGE. BAKER, Sen,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof ON or be
fore the ID day OF December 1872 ; rs they
NAV otherwise 10y law bccNcludrd from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted will
please make prompt payment.
GEORGE BAKER. .Ir,
lime t-4w Administrator.
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A Card.

ESSRS. NAIL Il CROOKS are en-
vi cryrtic and pcrScvcring young men.
and who are workmrn Of the first grade as
Plastcrcrs. They try to please and lo their
work neatly, expeditions ", and slll,>an-
TALLY at all times. Their fancy work in the
way of rornircS and center pieces are finely
and aristicaly executed. We take pleas
urc in recommending them to the pubic as
worthy of confidence and patronage; and
as evidences and examples of their work,
we invite the public to call and see their
work done in our new brick building in
Mcchanicstown, Frederick county. Md.
GIL .DS BROTHERS,
Nav Is, 1872. Druggists.
maylS-}w
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

\OTICE is hereby given that the sub
y scril,r has obtained from the Or,
phans' Court OF Frederick County, Letters
Tc>tamrntary on the estate of
HENRY IIEINER,
late Of Frcdrrirl county. deceased. All
person, laIing claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warmed To exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof ON or be-
fore the 2olh day of November 1872; rs they
may otherwise by law be excluded from II
benefit OF said estate. Those indebted VIII
please make prompt paymrnl,a> ! wish the
estate to be settled up is soon rs possible.
ANN II. lIElNER.
Administrative W. A.
!. +. VALENTINE, Agent.
NAV lS-4W
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MAY Is, 1872. CALL .ATID J-A;A
GjIDS' BROTHERS

Duy cmcu MtArine Paint Ok stationery and Iuncy Gooh HoN
MAIN STREET. MECHANICSrOWN, MD.
WE have from Baltimore with the finest and
w stock of Soaps, Pcrtln (oniqm and Fancy Goods connection
with Chemicals Medicines, Paints, Oils Glass Putty
offered Mcclancown We
IL Baltimore
10 Daily
Weekly papers, Monthly Fountain will
ISlw
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Ra~ Those who wish to spend a

bay~ Those who wish to spend a
pleasant afternoon and evening in
good society, on the green lawn, the
parterre Of sweet birds and sweet
flowers, among hospitable people,
and at the same time contribute to-
ward the advancement of worthy OBJ
ject, will do we'll to attend the Straw
berry Festival at Catoctin Furnace
next Monday and Tuesday afternoons
CHANGE OF T1ME.-The passenger
cars of the w. NJ. R. h. leave Mech
JAMESTOWN for Baltimore, in the morn
ing at G4G in the afternoon a; BIO;
for Hagerstown at lbs y. NJ; and
FOB in the evening.
The fare to Baltimore has been re-
duced to $2,25; to lIagerstown $ 10;
SmithSburg 10 cents; Cavetown zoe;
Chcwsville 9oc; Blue Ridge 4Oc !;
WavncSboro' Station lOccnts
sas- The freight trains to Hagers-
town will commence running on Mon
day.
ntA- Mr.. A. S. Gents, of Cherry
Valley, departed for Il trip to the
West on last Thursday morning rtn
.e ". NJ. Il. X. an lIayerstown.
THE MARRIAGE or Miss R1GGS.--
The Observatore Romano gives an ac-
count of the marriage of Miss Catha-
rine Riggs, ,he daughter Of Mr. Geo.
Riggs, of Washington, ID. C., with
Siynor Ludovico de Geotlrov, former
" French consul general i'll New
York, and who is now envoy eNtraor-
binary and minister plenlrotentlAr!v
from France to the court of ChIna.-
The marriage was celebrated by his
cminence the Cardinal Barili in his
private chapel, in tn" presence of all
that was no.t distinguished from
every country at Rome. Previous to
the wedding they paid a visit Of hom-
age to the tomb OF the chief OF the
apostles, and hal the honor of being
admitted to special private audience
with his Holiness the Pope, who i'm
parted to them the apostolic bcn"dlr-
ton. lmmellatel y after the ceremony
they departed for China.
Miss NELLIE GKANr.-Ihe honor
shown the American people through
the courtr>ies extended to Mis- Grant
hv the President of yle French he
public will BE- duly appreciated on
this side ui the At antlc. 1t must To-
a very weak or perverted mind that
cannot distinguish between her modest
acceptance of such h"-pltaIltI"s and
amy ambition 10 Il =" til" rompIo""n"N
Of titled or royal p"r>oiAH"S. 1t /, t
the credit Of \nrrl'rn lunlnai!-n
that none hut the so-raIlrl "LIErroI'
papers have joined in the Iow poti-ar
attempt to lllIrUIr and ma11n the
President hrr'n,c OF tn" p"Ili"r"S'
with which hi. daughter has been lc'
rril,,l in reign circles.
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The Science Of Health, Vol. l.
no. | for July. This is new month
" devoted to health on hygiene prln'
ciples. Published by Samuel d. Wells
$50 Broadway, New York. - pei
year, or 20 centSper month,
AccIDENT.-On Monday, the Sd in,
slant, Ida Warner, daughter of sam
mel Warner, residing near this place
cut off two of her fingers Of the left
hand while using cutting box. She
undertook to turn it. Her finger
were caught BY the knife and lacrr'.
ted as above stated. Dr. Georg" NJ
Zimmerman rendered surgical aid
The child il uow doing we'll.
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Silver Plated CastorS Mrs. W. Guy Blair
,Jrwclry Case. 49,. : James Doyle
Set of Glass .....l2 James Septcr.
handsome Quilt 10 Oscar Jacobs
Handsome Vases. Louis Parker.
Quilt. .. ...... David &. Martin, jr
Pair of Vases 80. ) David {. Martin, jr
Picture Frame
The large beautiful sugar ice crustcd
poundcakc made in Mrs Mary Schoolgirls
hes, STYLE, cost Tl2-and donated to the
Fair bv VIM. Beam, Esq, of Frederick,
was voted to Rev. Summers, ofthc Luther
an church.
On Wednesday evening the En-
mit.burs Band APPEARED and discour-
sed lively music, which was listened
to Nv delighted audience. The sales
of articles and chances continued to
multiply.
On Thursday evening the concert
of vocal and instrumental music took
place. The pavilion Was crowded by
a large Attendance. DR.. II. Dielman,
the acknowledged master Of the vio-
lin, appeared, accompanied by num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen from
F.mmitsburg,wh the following pieces
of music We're rendered.
Violin Solo--"Ncriot' by DR.. ii. Die
Flute Solo--by Louis Diclman, of New
Windsor
March on the Piano by Mrs. Mary
Cratin of llayrrStOwn.
Trio--hv Miss Annie Eichrlbcrgcr, Miss
Marion Eirhrllnr-rr and Miss Julia Zrrk.
Duet on the pano-"last Rose of SUM
mrr" bv Miss Annie EicLcbcryrr and Miss
Julia Zcck
Uulrrrtlc--hv Miss Annie Eichrlhcrgrr,
Miss Marion Eiclrlhrr~cr and Mai q. \.
lIornrr and \. Ross Hunter.
4 Sony-'ln the Star Light" on the
piano, by Mrs. NJ. Cratin.
"Fi,hrr> lIornpIc and "Brrswing and
Fish" compn>c'l and performed on the vio-
lin hy DR.. III. Diclman.
Comic Song -" .)rrrv 20 Nmhlc," by
Mai o. A. Homer 4. Ross Hunter end DR..
Djrlman.
John Howard paynr's "lIomc, Sweet
Home" hy Dr. Dirlmnn.
Limitations hy the pcaiowl'
Evening brings my heart to
thee" hv Miss Annie Eichrlhcrgrr.
Jnd,h-hy Mi S,rI!, Mcbride.
"Ilurly ,Gurdy' and other limitations on
the violin.
Sonr-"On wings that hnmrd in Glory
and tine "FnNhunlrr'> liz, closed the con
cert, a> well ~ We can rrroIIrr1.
When the Concert WAS over, tn,
Smith.bury Band. about half PAST It
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11'n2n,' ll"D"N }

ODS|1-S i -
~ VI. SMITH. Manufacturer and Deal
-. err in Furniture and Mattresses.
Particular attention paid to repairing of
FURNITURE Looking Glass plates re-
placed in old frames. All of which can be
had of the latest STYLES and for the cheap
est CASH PRICES.
-" CHERRY, BLACK AND WHITE
WALNUT AND COVERED
IS" (OFFINS, &,
of the latest City styles made to order
from the cheapest to the finest quality
al the shortest notice with promptncss.
METALLIC COFFlNS and CASkETS
can he procured on the shortest notice at
City prices.
also take pleasure in informing the
public that | have "A first claas llEAltSE,
anl am prepared to attend funerals in this
place or anywhere in the vicinity. And
kindly asks for continuance of liberal
patronage in all branches of my bust
ness
shop on Carroll street near the Depot
june -:Imus
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NvIILOW BASKETS.--A fine assert
w mrni of beautiful Willow Baskets,
of all sizes. in store, and for SAL at the De
pot Warrhou>r--cl!cap for cash-hN
GEO. ". STOCkSDAlE.
may 2l-3W
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nsA- Mr.. A. S. Gents, of Cherry
Valley, departed for II trip to the
West on last Thursday morning rnt
t .e ". NJ. K. K. an IIayerstown.