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that comes to hand, from tax collector
ship to cold in the head. IF anybody
gave him chance to steal an island. he
would be miserable because he couldn't en-
bezzle an entire archipelago or if he took
your gold watch, he would cry for q month
because nobody offered him an opportunity
to fitch the State House clock. He has
more gigantic ideas on the subject of theft
than that boy of thirteen referred to in the
papers few days ago, who iran away with
q circus --4 ii
The man who lives just back of US,
Chubbs, has yellow tom-cat whose intelli-
gence is almost human. Chubb's cat pos
sesses voice like Tuscarora Indian, and
when it gets out in the yard on moonlight
night and meets cat with different Hpoliti-
cal views, and reasons with it and INDUCES
in animated conversation and lifts out
handfuls of fur, you can hear the debate for
mile and hall. Chubb used to be much
annoyed by the continual disturbance, and
he would dispense the meeting with bullets
and other projectiles. But at last he MOTTO
ed that his circumstances had no effect.
The more soap-cups ana boots he fired into
the yard the louder his yellow tom-cat
would screech; and when he would bang
away with his gun, the cat would send out
IA wild, unearthly yowl which would wake
people within fifteen squares and set eight
or ten thousand dogs to barking. 1t SEEM
ed so queer to Uhubb that his cat always
refused to move on when hit, that he deter
mined one night to watch it. just at dusk
he observed that cat drag about twelve
inches of old stove-plpe out from under
bush and crawl into it. Then the cat in
serted its legs through four holes that had
been punched in the ron, and with its head
projecting through the end, and its body
clad in armor, it winked at Chubb, and ram
bled off to attend the mass-meeting- Chubb
says now that he wouldn't take thousand
dollars for that cat but if we do not tun-
mel under Chubb's yard some night and
blow his tom-cat into eternity with sub
marine torpedo, it will be very singular.
We admire ingenuity, but voeiferous tom
cat makes us unhappy.-Phila. Sat. Ere.
Post
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Observations by Max Adeler.

| We bought new dog this spring but
the speculation was. not thoroughly success
full. The man who brought him around
turned him loose in the yard, and then left
When we went out to get acquainted with
him he was engaged in exploring the slop-
bucket with his nose, and as we approached
he merely glanced around and growled
| We attempted to pat him on the head, and
then he suddenly dropped mouthful Of
meat, and took three or four very earnest
snaps at our hand and leg. We were afraid
! somebody would steal him, so we enticed
him that evening into the kitchen with a
BONE and locked him in. He scratched
the door and howled all night, and break.
fast was late in the morning because he
wouldn't let the hired girl come into the
kitchen. When we got him into the yard
we found that he had upset the bread that
was rising, and had knocked eight plates of
OF the dresser, during his nocturnal Skin
mishes. The next evening, we felt as il
We would prefer that somebody ,could steal
| him, and we locked him out He amused
himself that night scratching at the door to
get in, and bowling. He can howl more
effectually than any other dog we ever met
You would have thought we had menag.
erie in the yard. if you could have heard
him.. That day he killed the pet cat, be-
longing to Smith next door, and removed a
couple Of mouthfuls from the leg of Chubb's
boy, who came over into our yard after his
ball. Then he tore one of the sheets from
the clothes-line, and gamboled with it until
it was reduced to rags. When the ash
man came in the afternoon, he had dog
and our dog, after few seciable shifts, or
ganized combat with the ash-man's dog
and they rolled over andover ainoug our tu-
lips and hyacinths for half an hour, taking
tnips out Of each other and Scattering hair
about by the handful. On toward evening
he had a fit on a pillow-case which was
bleaching on the grass-plat and just as we
were sitting down to teal policeman arriv-
ed with a warrant, sworn out by Chubb, for
our arrest for keeping ferocious animal
Eupon our premises. We went around and
paid the fine; and that night our house was
robbed, and the dog kept perfectly still till
morning, although we bought him for the
very purpose Of soaring off burglars Any.
body who wants TO buy dog. may have
ours cheap. We will sell him at sacrifice.
We yearn to realize on that animal.
An English paper received at this Office
contains q smsrked article entitled, g What
has become of England's supremacy" If
this conundrum is addressed to US we are
free to say that we do not know. We have
not got it. If Mr.. Gladstone has any
doubt of the truth of this statement, he
may send man over here to search US and
to examine our trunk and bnreau drawers.
We are incapable Of appropriating such an
article, but there is bald-headed Office
holder across the street from our house
who might just be suspected of the crime.
We do. not know that he has taken any
English property, but he is man who has
constitutional tendency to take anything
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2 A ScorcH DEFINITION OF NOTHING. :"
AT Banchory, in Scotland, lately, the
parish schoolmaster, out of curiosity.
put the question to the scholars, tFWhat
is nothing" A pause ensued until an
urchin whose proclivities for turning
penny were well known among his school
fellows got up and replied, tits when a
man asks you to baud his horse and just
says thank ye-" The answer has since
earned considerable notoriety for the
youngster.
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At church collection tor missions
the preacher feelingly said, my good
brethren, let me caution those of you
who put in buttons not to break off the
eye; it spoils them for USE"
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Eyes gazing in dreamful wonder, " 2
And waving c,irls on ashen face;
The web Of life is torn asunder, r.f<
And one or two that mourn the place.
A sleep within the eyes had nestled
Star-dreams of wild and tossing seas
The glorious dreams his life had wrestled
Peered out through all the silences.
sleep, whose filmy wings were folden,
As they fold all of mortal breath,
Whose pensive calm was rare and golden,
A sleep whose placid name was Death.
/. - PARLIAMENTARY
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With the majority of mankind, forgive
ness is but form of forgetfuIness
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Death in Baltimore.

The numerous friends of the late
DIR. JAMES A. SnoEB--and his friends
in this section of the county as we'll as
California were large-will regret to
hear that his daughter, Mrs. AIDE
,A1pE D. HERMAN, breathed her
last in Baltimore, on the 18th instant,
in the 44th of her age. Her widowed
mother, Mrs. MARGARET SHORE, the
owner Of the "Clairvaux" property,
now residing in Baltimore, We also re-
oret to hear, is in delicate health.
DIED--On the morning of the nth in
slant, in Baltimore City, ADELAIDE ID.
TIERN.AN, aged "A years, daughter of
the late Dr. james \. Shorb, Of Frederick
a.oIntv,
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1Hlarriagr:s.

At Emmi,sburg, on Tuesday morning,
10Th instant, in the Reformed church OF
"lncarnalion," by Rev. A. II. Krcmcr, Rev
J. II. TlTZEL, of Western Pennsylvania
10 Miss MARY COLUMBIA ALLISON,
of Emmitsburg
On the l2,h instant. by the Rev. Thorn
as J. Cross, at the NJ. +. Parsonage, in
McchanicStown, Mr.. JAMES f. WAR
NER to Miss CATIIARlNE CRAMER,
all Of Frederick cobnIy.
On the eth inst, at the Lutheran Par,
sonaec, i'll Frederick, by Rev. DR.. Diehl,
CARSON II. MAIN to CHARLOTTE
JACOBS, both of this county.
On the eth ulto., in Tyrone, Pa, by
Elder Grim, GEORGE S. BROWN, of
Brownsville, Washington county, Md, late
of Baltimore city, Md, to Miss LAURA
o., only daughter of Joshua Kcphart, OF
Altoona, Pa, formerly of Middleton
Valley
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T,TAL .ir, IDENT. Last Frldav,a sad
and distressing accdcn' v,Turrcd OR tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, near Point
of Rocks. which resulted in the death of
Mr. William Fulton and his little son, aged
about ten wears. There a,y several yer
,ions of the occurrence, hut we believe the
following is correct: 1t nppcaa> thai the
father and son were walking down the
North track al The West rn! "t IA" 'n"i 81,
when the whistle OF Tire MAJ; lr;,n going
East Oh he South track blew, and think
tny doubtless that they were on the wrong
track. they stepped ovrrto the other, when
the engine struck Mr. Fml,"n and tire"
him into llr' c,oal. Thc character of the
injury sustained was such as to disable
him, and tho son seeing the pcriloNs cOndl-
ton Of his ia, lnr jumped into ,h~ rtnal
after him. hut he was unable to rescue him,
and both were drowned. TIr unfortunate
man resided shorl distance West "t Point
of Rock" and is said to have '"Un in
humble circumstances The bodies oflolh
have been recovered The body Of the
father was very much vm aud manglcd.
Ty,,IsrcI I}yyy1ljlpr.
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- U 3 l. | G S A l. Il
II L A L T. S II A r L.

by virtue of a Decree of the Circui,
Court for Frederick county, sitting as .
Court Of Equity, in No. 3S43 Equity, til,
Undersigned as Trustee, will offer at
pnbllc Sale on the premises, where Alb
DEL L. MAJORS resided ut the time OF
his death, about A miles South East from
Emmitsburg, in Frederick county, Mary
land,
o." SATURDAY, 30M Of august, 1878
at ? o'clock, p. NJ, the following tracts OF
land, situated in the 9TH Election Distric,
OF Frederick county, Maryland of which
the said Abdcl L. Majors died, seized and
possessed.
LIST. The Tract Of Land where the said
Abdicl f. Majors resided at the time of his
death, consisting oftiv" ACRES and two
KooDS of Land, more or less, being
part of Tracts of Land called MARY 5
Fancy and "BoSton," and adjoining the
land OF ". Crapstcr, and Tie Public Road
leading from E.mmitsburg to Bruccvillr,
part OF which was conveyed hv deed from
Francis Spaldiny and wife to the said Alb
dlcl f. Majors, and recorded in Libcr H. s.
No. 8, Folio rs, &c, one of the land
records of Frederick county, and part is
described in Il plat filed in the above Equity
proceedings. This land is in good state
OF cultivation, and is improved by
A d w L l. LIN & no T S +,
and the other necessary buildings, and Is
situated about 4 =! miles South East OF En-
mtshurg.
Ind. A Tract of Land containing about
FOUR ACRES, more or less, situated ON
the banks of the Monocacy, in the 9Th
Election District of Frederick county,
about } miles SOUTHEAST of Emmi,3bury,
and is called in deed from f. Burlington
and wife, recorded in Libcr H. S. No 9,
one of the Land Records Of Frederick Co.
The second part beginning for the second
part a, the end of the I'd outline of the
rcsurvry, and running thence with the
variations aforesaid, South degrees, East
IA pcrchcs, South IS degrees, East IS per
chcs t" tho Monpcacy; thence up the same,
including all the land to low water mark;
thence North 2,4 degrees, West G54 per
Chcs to the 2Sth outline Of said tract; thence
with said outlins, with the said allowances
for variations, South 20 degrees, West 1J4
pcrchcs TO the beginning
TERMS or SALE%-Onc-h half cash on day
OF sale, or a,iicalion thereof hy the Court;
the balance in twelve months, The pur-
chaser giving note with approved security
bearing interest from date. Purchaser at
all costs for cOnvcvancing
NICHOLAS STANSBl RY,
aug9 Trustee.
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ID U B l. | c S A L L,


L lF5 HICKS OF llGlh}f 29HSFt, r't " WIZ
ctlcy at Public Sale,
On ,Satu12'ay, tic 30M doy Of -iuC"ab
a, . O'clock p. ~, The farm owned hy 'llr
deceased. containing $50 acres, more "r
less, Of good, improved land. 1t joins the
lands of Mr., CHARLES Werlich and others
anu is beautifully situated on the old plank
road Jc;esipe from Ewmi,sburG I" Tan'y-
town, three miles from the former and SIN
from Tire latter pace The hrdsc - a
Substantial Two-Stcry Los House,
newly weather boarded, containing seven
rooms ard . kitchen, and is enclosed by a
Lawn of shout onchalf acre, which is
plau,sA IN good fr,ls bearing trees IL has
\ Coon Eo5 BARN, MACON SIZED,
}SNoHE 1lovsE, Conn CNlD,
CARRIAGE HUusE, WASH HOUSE,
and all other necessary out buildings and
has also good Apple Orchard
TEEMS uy SALE:--Onc-]iali cash IN day
Of sale; the balance in tM" equal annual
pavmcnts, with notes with approved
etrmitv, hcarMg inturrst ,roM ii dag G'
Apri. Is,4 or " hen lr,sscseic" i gwen
Pn~'lasr!I, 10 nc III expense 81 conveyance
ing a,sd sis"ai's.
r1s Persons desiring further reformation
IN regard to this property can Apply 10
.,oln G.. Allison, or }. y. Allison lNlhS CD
JOHN G. ALLISON, Agent,
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SINGULAR CoINCIDENCE.--lt is singu-
lar coincidence that Dr. ii. Diclman, now
of St. Mary's College, thirty years ago was
Musical Director Of st. Ninccnt's Church,
Baltimore, and when the new organ was
placed in that church was the first to play
on the instrument. At Father Myers
funeral in Baltimore, il was remarkable
fact, that DR.. Diclman being on visit to
that city from Emmitsb,lrg, and being in
attendance at the funeral OF his dear friend,
should have been called upon by Prof.
Tillman, now the organist at ST. Vinccnt's,
to perform the -uiserurc while the remains
were being removed from the church. This
was the last sad duty to be rendered by
the now old organ which was taken down
the following day to make room for new
instrument. DR., Diclman had thus the
good fortune astounding The first Gloria in
E,fcclsts on the old organ thirty years ago,
and now when it is to be taken down, the
Same accomplished and distinguished Mu-
seal Doctor, whose musical reputation is
national, comes at the end to sound the last
notes on the old, wcll-n 9Th worn out in
strlmcnt Gioria in Enrlyls Deo. Mmrrrc
flt commentary upon the transient nature
OF this world; first JOY, then sorrow; first
and last; the cradle and the grave! TN s
naturally brings to the Doctors mind, the
many viciSsiludcs of life through which he
has passed in the last thirty years! MAY
he be spared thirty more
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AS the fall election is now approaching,
it becomes our duty TO sclcc, the mos.
available man for the position IF Clerk OF
The Circuit Court, We would r,nm'nend
Sud, man as u G. FuSl,ugh uamHiars
known As Ern Fitahusil, Us III, ceu,rs from
the rank and Tile He is well known /" inc
people Of this connty,o be ma;,H, waTr''
hearted, generous, with unl,oHpds,a energy
and possessing adj The qualifications FOR INC
position Tirrv is no man whom the
people of this county would more heartily
endorse With him ,IcsH Is cNc'o p'H}@a
of success. ".
NAV l1-;a
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DeaM:;,

Near Adamsvillc, Frederick county, on
Thursday, the TN instant. after protracted
suffering. Mr. JOHN llEFFNER, for
mcrly of Mcrlanivs,own, aged II years :
months and % DAYS,
On the s5lh ult., in Frederick, WILLIE,
infant son of Daniel :. and Eleanor Han.
shcw, aged 8 months and days
On the 4,h inst, near Broad Run, in
Middl,4oun Valley, FRED'k GRANT,
son of John and Malinda Iiutfcr, aged :
wears omonths and 80 DAYS
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ron CLERK,
\ G A + D,

Numerous friends throughout The coun.
ty having expressed a d,,sir thai should
consent to 'r a candidate for r-nomna,
ton to the office of Clcrk of the Circuit
Court, have 'x@n indv' Cd 10 change the
purpose ] have hitherto held. and in ic'
Spouse 10 this expression of confidence in
my official course, ! announce myself as a
candidate for nomination for That V,sicr by
the Democratic Conservative Convention
CHARLES MANTI,
iHly 26.,f
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CIV + ClI OF G % y.

szy- y Grove Mcc,i.g " II be held
BY the Church of God in the Grove
Of Mr. NM He'll, near Creaserstcwn,
Frederick Couaty, Maryland, COM
mencing on Saturday, the 10th Inst.
The public are invited tc attend
BY order of the Committee
SAMUEL. SptkRlEE
August g. 1873, Pastor.
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Examination for Ead"tShip.

\ COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS
\ for an appointment to u est Point
Academy troM the Sixth Congressional
District Of Maryland, viii lr l'li in thu
Grand Jury room al the Court House
IN THE CITY OF FREDERICK,
On Yun."oy. .lUF.26, a. 10 or(&, i, u,
N, persons who desire to compete !nt
this appointment afr requested 10 he pres.
cit.
Candi,laic,. are admitted INFO Tho Meade
NV only h>iWrrn tho ages Of seventeen
and twenty-five yrars. Jhcy mus be ii
least I've f,ei in iej%lA.
The Committee viii cNaminr Che op,li
cants in Reading Writing, English Cram
mar Descriptive Geography, History ard
.Ariilhlrir.
The candidate recommended by iht
Committee sill receive the appoiulnrni
and Will be required 10 pre>r Al himself n
West Point for examination in .Iun.. 1874
Lloyd Low Nhh.r, .jr.,
" e, SIXTH DisEict Of Mary !ani.
ang 9-3W
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CROFT HOUSE,
North Market street,

FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.
vI,IIE undersigned would respectfully
inform the public, that he has taken
charge of this well known HOTEL, lately
occupied by Joseph Croft, which is being
fitted up in good style, where he is prepared
to entertain the Travelling Public With
Good Cheer and the comforts of n pleasant
home. His TABLE and BAR will be
supplied with tie best the marhc, affords
His STABLE will be furnished with good
provcn,lrr and attentive OStlcrs. Boar'lc,a
taken hy the day, week, month or YEAR
And (r5.g~ MARK THIS, his charges will
be moderate, and in accordance With The
spirit of the times.
CzH3" VIII bc Thankful for a share Of the
public custom.
july s2-U JOHN NEED.
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Orators Of tho Day:
Hons JoHN A. Kn"NS, J.. y. pE'LLlr

The ground having ltcn prepared. and
the platiorm erected by Hanson Ecker, he
of course having the only right and priv
ilcsc to furnish the refreshments for the
occasion, lie vii. I've prepared with an
abundance OF every thing that Is good 10
eat and drink And at the same time will
be prepared to f,vd IIurS,'>, and viii en-
drsvur to S,tisiy all parties who hay call
on him Nc ether party will he allowed
to sell ANYTHING on the ground.
All Knights wishing to enter the contest
src requested to give ia their names to the
Committee of Arrangement on or before
the 10th of August Zach Knight to fur
niSh his own Lance, which must n4, lac
ever o feet, or under $ fee, in length
Cos,u4uc> will be furnished by the Com
mi,tcc ;ppon,cd for thai purpose, to-"lt
Jacob Newcomer and Hanson Ecker, AT
reasonable rates.
Public invitation given to All. Ard cS-
pc, tally to the Knights, both far and near.
No ttlcrt will Re spared TO render this
Tournaracn, and Bail thorough success.
Come one, conc all, both great and small
and see what Rocky Ridge can dc, By
order of tho Committee
ts"If tho day should prove to be foul
it will Ire held ca the next succeeding
Saturday. au@9
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\ G A L D.

New MARKET, July . 1873.
| hereby announce myself as caudl,
date for the Office OF Register of Wills
Tor Frederick County, suhicc; ,o the dcci-
sion of the hmpsza'tc Conservative Con
rcmpn.
july 2G-tf r. W. M0RBERI.1.
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= OF A
\ A l. L A B L E 1 a Il VI

The subscriber intending to decline
farming will sell at public sale, his we'll
kncwn and highly valuable farm, lying !,
few hundred yards SOUTHEAST of Grace.
ham, and adjoining the lands Of George
lIankcy, Jeremiah Martin, Allen Shcalcr,
and the town lots,
On Iucsday, September Cd, 1873,
at ? o'clock, p. NJ. Tic farm contains
l25 acres of land most of which has been
recently lined therefore placing ii in Il
high state of cultivation. The farm is also
under good fencing, and has on it a young
Orchard of Choice Fruit. The improve
mcnts consist Off large
2-STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
with kitchen and attic attached; Il good
Bank Barn, G4x4O feet; good Wagon
Shed, Corn Crib Implement Shed, Buggy
Shed, and all other necessary ouibuild.
ings There is also Il never failing well OF
water near the house; also, water conyr-
ncn, for the Stock, Its co.tiyuity To
Churches, Schools, Stores, Mills and Rail
road, makes il avery desirable home. 1t
lies also within a few hundred yards of1hc
Depot, and the Railroad II ming through
part of the farm wiycS an excellent view to
trains passing and requesting. Persons in
want of a valuable farm would do well to
call and see this before purchasing else
where Also about
80 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND
VIII he sold in connection with the farm,
which lies about , miles distant, and is
well vet with young Chestnut and Oak
Timber. Persons wishing to eNan4in" the
property can do 50 Ivy calling on the sub
scribrr, as the property will fully cninmrnD,
Itself to the favorable consideration OF
persons wishing to purchase.
TEHMS OF SALE 500 within ;iyc GaNs,
after day of sale; the hila>lcc of The one
third to he paid on the iir>, Of April, IS, t.
Il, which time possession will Ice given
and the remaining tWe-thirJ> in lhTty
equal annual payments. Interest 20 to-
counted from Isl Of April, 1874; and on
the payment of the whole GOOD and >Ui?!.
cicnl decd will he given.
aug9 JOSEPH BOLLlNGER
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lie who putteth his hand TO tie
plow and looketh back is net worthy
the kingdoM Of Heaven.
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NO TIE VOTERS or
FREDERICK COUNTY.

again anRDunsr' mys"K az a candidate
for the .tefe Of SHERIFF Of Flcd"rh'k
'onnty, at ElT mex, election, ,suhlrrt to INC
'1cl SION Of the Democratic County tonNrh-
tpn.i IN, respectfully ,2i'cj' Your support
NJ = f JOyE Md
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)C BLJC SALE.

The Subscriber will s'li al Public Sale,
on ,hc premises, in Tic village OF trcagoha,
town, GA
2Hvyy}oy Tire 2SM y2wy, ,1""'st, .,
III ? o'cla,k =. ", The
HOl1 Sc AN u L Il + NJ | S + S
now occupied l,y his brother, 'loin II.
Scahook. The House is situated at the
South end of the iowa, oa the principal
street, and is two stories high, with b'>s'.
mcnt, kitchen and six rooms llM lana
consists Of
SEW ERAI TO N \ l. Q ] :,
fronting on the street, and Il lot or parcel
in The rear of said town lots, the whole
containing nearly scvcn acres. lh'r' Is
\ Vel Of W:ttor, d Good Stable,
Shedding, Smoke llottsc, Corn
and Hog House,
and other n1,e.,ary onlhnildnss on the
premises.
This is one Of the most conHrNl"nl ana
desirable pIopc.ti,s IN She village and
vicinity.
TINY, -Ono.tbil.l cash; Balance on
terms 10 be made kne"p II s;lc.
MN l.. ". NEAbRobh.
aug 2,s
sJD.E1 Z: = IIT:l'l1T g
Neatly Executed Il TIL c!..2e,
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" QUILL FIND ME
BE I " i /, \

d. Y. STAuFNlt5 < pr SC!!IEY'}.
Where in NY New store III spare no c',v.j
to merit 4 continuance Of thai liberal s!a!,
OF Patronage, which induced nc to intro
Al,cc into this market such goods III N.
line, rs ,wenty-four years ago were not t"
be hat short o.! Baltimore. ThanHi'nl IA
my patrons for my success, lhall start i"
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