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Republic Life Insurance
IN CARROLL COUNTY.
BARNHART BROWNS POLICY

"HlLE nothing is more certain than the
w average mortality of a large group Of
persons subjected to the same physical condi-
tons, at the same time nothing is more I'M
certain than the duration Of any one life
among the group. The Insurance Company
bases its calculations, and makes its premium
list upon the average, but each of its policy
holders is forced TO calculate that he may be
the first Of the whole number to die. II he
lives he can afford to keep on paying the pre-
MUM every year. IL he dies his family reaps
the benefit from his investment.
Policy No. 1886 was issued by the Carroll
County Branch Republic Life Insurance Co.
November LIST, 1872, on the life Of Barnhart
Brown, farmer, near Westminster; the sum
insured was $4,000; he was strong, healthy
man, an industrious, moral and temperate
person. In word, when examined by the
surgeon, DIR. Billingslea, upon his application
for insurance, he was found and reported to
be, in every respect, frst-class risk, super
ficially speaking, he needed insurance as little
as any man could, for his chances Of dying
were not worth considering. But, ali there's
the rub,--he happened to be the marked man
that death was waiting for; and on the 9th Of
February, 1873, JUST months and days after
his Policy was issued he was laid away in
his grave. IL came about in this way; An
old jagged and knarled oak tree, an eyesore to
him for several years, stood in full sight of his
dwelling; he determined to cut it down and
remove it, in the effort to do so it fell upon
and killed him.
Is any argument needed to point the moral
of this true story?
NJ. ROBERTS, Special Agent
Received, Westminster, May 10Th, 1873, Of
John l.. Reifsnider, President Carroll County
Branch Republic Life Insurance Company,
Two Thousand Dollars for Policy No. 1886,
on Life Of Barnhart Brown.
DAVID CASSELL,
may 24-3* Administrator & Guardian.
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Goals FOR NgwcAsTLE.-Th Phila-
delphia Telegraph says that orders from
that city are increasing rapidly for Mary
land bituminous coal, for steam marine
purposes, for which it has been found to
be 50 well adapted that il not only meets
with demand from tire transatlantic lines
running to and from that city, but that
further demand win be made for Il BY
steamers out Of other ports Philadel-
phians are just finding out what the New
York and Liverpool steamship interests
long ago knew about the Maryland semi
bitnminous coal Cunard and other Eu.
ropeon steamers out Of New York have
been using 1t for years,
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ED.

On Wednesday, the i4th instant, at Bird
Hill, this county, infant son of William and
Mary Mangel, aged months and 8 days.
lntthis city, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Naomi
Pool, aged 81 years, l / months and 20 days
She was consistent member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church for upwards of &c years.
Near Union Bridge, on the 18th instant,
Mrs Sarah Matthias, consori Of the late John
Matthias in the sSth year OF her age.
Entered into rest with hope Of blssfnl
Immortality, on May 18th, 1873, at York Road
Station, Susan Rebecea, beloved wife of Joel
Myers, aged 81 years, 10 months and II days.
On the 10Th instant, in this city, Henry
Weeks, aged 90 years and 10 days, native
of the city Of Bristol, England
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Is IT So.--In an article in Pomercy's
Dsaocrcf, on ''horses and those who steal
them we find the following
Jacob Newell, another leading member
Of the maternity, has cattle farm near
Baltimore, Maryland. He is a halfbreed,
his mother being gypsy, and his father,
he asserts, q clergyman. He is tall,
stout, respectable-looking man, Of about
forty, and has never, so far as known, been
in prison. He runs good pasture farm,
leased By the gang, and well stocked. To
his care all the younger and more yalua-
bic horses stolen in New York and New
Jersey, are sent The writer is assured
that al one time Jake had sixty stolen
horses in his pastures, ranging in value
from $3.50 to $1,000. He has already
individually made fortune, and it is be-
lieged viii shortly return to the old coun-
try TO enjoy the results Of his enterprise
and industry He is known among the
fancy as 240, Z that being his weight in
pounds.
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The New York Eseniag Ne,cs, says -
In an interview with J. Sutherland, the
restaprater, he stated that about year
ago General Van Buren, called on him and
offered him good site in the Vienna Ex-
position building to open irst-elass res
taurant, and told him he could make enor-
inous profits, adding We viii expect, of
course, that you will do something for us
IN return for giving you such a good site. :
Sutherland answered that he could not
accept the proposition.
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A new jury law has been enacted in
Illinois by which juryman must be a
resident Of the county where he serves !;
he must be over twenty-one and under
sixty years old in possession Of his natu.
raj faculties, and not infm nor decrepit !;
Of fair character, approved integrity, sound
Judgment, well informed and must under
stand well the English language and he
must not have served as juror for one
yehr For any failure AZ above he may
be challenged
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10 fhihtlCt.s.s'sss' 's'''''''
WIN. l.. TRACY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
REPORT or COMMITTEE.
To fke President and Directors Of The Far
mers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Dig Hiu, Carroll County;
The undersigned, Committee appointed to
examine the affairs Of said Company for the
past. year, respectfully report that we have
examined the accounts Of the Secretary and
Treasurer of the Company and find them to
correspond with the statement made. The
losses during the year have been heavy, which
has made it necessary to resort to levy to
meet losses.
p. II. J.. MYERS,
FRANCIS WARNER, Committee.
WILLIAM WALTERS,
may 2i-St
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NO. 500 EQUITY.

Nv oJJ EQUIT1.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
The Bank Of Westminster vs.. Amanda Skater
and others.
OkpERED this 22d day of May, 1873, tina,
~ me Audit filed in this cause be finally
ratihed and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary be shown on or before the 9th day
o. June next provided copy OF this order
~ inserted IN some newspaper published in
fore the last named day.
JNo; b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,--Test:
may 2i.8t JNo. B. BOYLE. Clerk
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Estate Of john Tnine, deceased.

Estate Of John Tnne, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
An Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters of Admins.
tration on the Personal Estate of
JOHN TRINE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having. claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the LIST day of DECEMBER, next;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment,
Given under my hand this l2th day Of
May, 1873.
JESSE l.. LESTER,
may 24-4t Administrator.
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The United States Consul at Belfast.
ireland, writes that during April 1890
Of the flower Of the youth Of the agrieul-
tural districts left that port for the United
States
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e. f. REESE,
FLOUR AND FEED STORE,
WEsTMrNsTFsp n.n

Is IN daily receipt of Flour and Feed from
Ter, Ayondale Mills.
Mackley's Celebrated Family Flour always
on hand, BY the barrel, in sacks, or BY the
pound. Corn Meal, white and yellow. Also
Feed Of AL kinds, Corn Chop, Corn and Cob
erushed, Corn and Oats, slip STUFF, Brans,
UEAN1s CASH.
All orders not paid for when given, will be
collected by the driver when the goods are
delivered.
may 2f-tf II REESE
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MARRIED.

On the 10th day of May, 1873, by Rev.
Philip Scott, John W. Deus and Mary Ann
Bordly, all of this county.
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Ths asteBsiye four mills at Cote, 81.
Paul, Canada, ospcd BY Parker \ Co.,
were destroyed By fire on Thursday. Loss
sf00.000.
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ORrHAxs' CouRr.-Adam' Shower, ESQ.,,
Chief Judge Isaac c. Bale and L. P. Slinglnif,
Esqrs., Associate Judges Joseph NJ. Parke,
Register of Wills; George NJ. Parke, Deputy
Register
Wednesday, Nay IN, ISsS.--John Fultz,
guardian to Susanna Panabaker, settled his
first aud final account.
Thursday, Nay I5th.-Thomas Stevenson,
guardian to Charles +. Nicodemus, settled
his first account.
Monday, Nay I9h-David and Emanuel
Stady, two Of the administrators Of David
Study, Of Pennsylvania, returned appraise-
ment freal estate, and list Of debts in Mary
land
George Bixler was appointed and gave bond
as administrator, ID. B. N. W. A. Of George
Bixler, deceased.
George Bixler was also appointed and gave
bond as administrator of Lydia Bixler, de-
ceased.
Thomas Rudisel, guardian to Sophia A.
NALL, settled his FIRST and final account.
A. F. Shriver, administrator W. A. of Au-
gustus Shriyer, returned report Of sale of part
Of stock, and settled first administration ac-
count.
Tuesday, Nay s0tk.--The will of William
W. Dallas, deceased, was admitted ;oprobate,
and letters testamentary granted to Louis 5.
Dallas, the executrix. Also order passed to
notify creditors.
The will Of John Carter, deceased, was adj
mitted to probate, and letters testamentary
granted TO Francis Carter, the executor.
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John A, Andrew, when Governor Of
Massachusetts, said TO the Legislature -.
g lyon undertake to rise ny salary, I
viii send back . veto Of the bin within an
h0nr.
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Salgsr's Select British Msnageris

embraces all the Wild Beasts of any interest,
among which are
The great African Hogopotamus, the graceful.
Bless Rock, the Eland Calf, the Red Stag
from India, the Horned Horse, Jerusalem
Donkeys, Hippo-Tigris, superb Asiatic Lion 4
Lioness, Great White Bear of the Arctic Sea,
Six Striped and Three Spotted Hyenas, Six
Royal Bengal Tigers, Spotted Leopards, the
Caffarian lmpoon, South American Panthers,
Cougars, Wild Cats, Catamounts, Ichneumons,,
haccoons, Guinea Pigs, Monkeys, Apes, Bah
boons, Chimpanzees, Birds Of Paradise, gor-
geously plumedi magnificent Cassawary Bird
Macaws, cocatoos, PARROTS, Parroquets-
Carrier Doves, English peasants, Mexican
Powees, American Eagles, African ostriches,
Crowned Cranes, together with large num-
Der Of minor animals Of every description
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Entertainment Afternoon & Evening.

Doors open at I aud . O'clock.
One hours time to see the Wild Beasts in
their Dens
In order to give the audience On opportuni-
~ for inspecting the collection of wild animals
contained in the Menagerie department, the
Circus performances will not begin until an
hour after the opening of the doors.
For more full and particular Descriptions
ofihe Great London Show, sec Pictorial Pos
tiers and Advertisements Of Howes' & sanger's
Combined Companies Circus, Hippodrome-
Menagerie, Pantomime, Caravan, &C., &c.
ADMISSION 80 CENTS.
Children under 10 years, % Cents. a.
may 2i-2t
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MORTGAGEE's SALE
or
DESIRABLE LITTLE HOME
NEAR WESTMINSTER.


HNHE undersigned, The Patapsco Building
u Association Of the City Of Westminster,
Mortgage, body corporate of Carroll eoun.
ty, Maryland, by virtue Of a power of sale
contained in mortgage from George I. Noel
and Mary 4. Noel his wife, to The patapsco
Building Association Of the City Of Westmin.
ster, bearing date May 10, 1869, and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records Of
Carroll county, in Liber j. b. b., No. s, Folio
sll, &C., will offer at Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on
Saturday, he IN day Of June, 4. ID. 1878,
at o'clock, p. NJ, parcel Of land consist
ing OF 3 ACRES AND 10 PERCHES OF
LAND, more or less, being the same parcel
OF land which is described in said mortgage
deed, and which was conveyed to the said
George 7: Noel by John K. Longwel and
Wiie BY deed bearing date May IL, 1869,
and recorded among the Land Records Of
Sarroll county, in Liber J. b. b, No. 81,
Folio 23l, &c. The improvements thereon
consist Of comfortable and A Js,N -
newly erected two story Frame &sHS "a
Dwelling House with Back MS fi1X,
Building, Garden, Hog Pen, &c.
lhis property is about u miles South OF
Westminster, and adjoins the land of Michael
barnitz, deceased, William Lampert and
others. 'N
Terms ef Sale. -one.half cash on the day
sale or on the ratification thereof, and he
balance in six months from the day OF sale,
the credit payment to be secured by the note
Of the. purchaser or purchasers with approved
security, bearing interest from the day Of sale
THE PATAPSC0 BUILDING AsssoCIA.
lion OF THE CITY OF WESTMIN.
olEh Mortgage.
cnAs.T. REiFsSIDrn, Solicitor for Mortgage
may Oats
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Rev. W. c. Cremer, of this city, was elected
President Of the Chassis Of the Maryland
Reformed Church, at Boonsboro', last week.
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We had good soaking rain on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, and the wheat and
grass are growing hneay.
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Mr.. Jacob Thompson is building three
story brick residence on Main street, nearly
opposite Bond
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The Estate Of VIM. W. Dallas, deceased.
THlS is to give notice, that the subscriber.
Il of Carroll COUNT, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court OF Carroll county, in Ma
rTyland, letters testameutary on the Personal
Estate of
WILLIAM W. DALLAS,
late of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are here.
by warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber, on or before the first of December
next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this Goth day of May,
A. ID. 1873.
LOUISA S. DALLAS,
may PAT Executyix.
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There are four pupils from this county in
the State Deaf and Dumb Institution, at Fred
erick.
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IarRovED.--0wing 10 the increased amount
Of mail matter received here, our postmaster
has been compelled to enlarge his facilities
for distributing and delivering the mails. The
postofice department has been removed from
the front to the rear Of the store, and hand
some case, composed of walnut and glass, has
been extended nearly across the room. The
case contains $40 open boxes, IS lock boxes,
and two delivering places. REINFORCEMENT
meets with general appreciation. The case
was made by Messrs. J. j. Shorb & Son, Of this
city, and is beautiful specimen Of their
handiwork.
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ORGANIZED new City Council held
their first meeting ut Moreiock's Hall, on
Monday evening last, having been duly quail
fled before Justice Mikesell; Mayor, Z. X.
Gernand, presiding. H. Vanderford was
elected President OF the Council Hon. VIM.
p. Maulsby, Counsel E. Lynch, Treasurer !;
A. d. Schaeifer, Clerk. The appointment Of
a Collector was laid over until the next meet
ing. Bailiffs, Thos. b. Gist and r. C. Matth-
ews. A committee consisting of Z. X. Ger
nand, DIR. ]. W. Herring end II. Yanderford,
was appointed for the purpose OF drafting
rules and regulations for the order of business
Elias Yingling was appointed to receive from
the former Council all books and papers per-
tanning to the corporation. The Council then
adjourned to meet on Friday evening, the
Both instant
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WILLIAM W. DALLAS.
DECORATION DAY!
p U BLIC MEETING


A meeting of the Ladies and Gentlemen
"A Of Westminster, and Of the county, in.
terested in the observance of the day set apart
for the decoration Of the graves of the dead
soldiers Of the nation, will be held at the
Court House, this Saturday Erenina, at s
o clock, to make arrangements for the proper
performance OF the interesting ceremonies of
that occasion. A cordial invitation is extend.
ed TO all to attend and participate in said
meeting. by ORDER
may 24-lt
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PRocEEcNGs OF COMMISSIONERS Board
met Monday, May 10Th. Present, Josephns H.
Hoppe, President; associates, George X.
Frank and Joseph Spurrier; J. A. Bush,
Clerk.
Ordered that the return Of the examiners
in road case No. 73, as petitioned for by
Christian Devries and others, be and the
same is hereby ratified and affirmed.
Ordered that Freeborn Gardner, Collector
Of district No. 5, be allowed the amount of
$3.50. IS as insolyencies, improper assessment,
&c. for county purposes on the year 1871.
Also that he be allowed the sum Of s519.sG,
as insolyencies, improper assessment, &c. for
State purposes on the year 1872.
Ordered that 5000 be refunded TO Edward
Furhman, as taxes improperly paid, on the
years lS6S-69-70.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday, the 9th inst.
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SALE OF FARN.-On Monday last, DIR. N.
Browne and Cbas T. Reifsnider, asassignees,
sold the farm Of lgnatius Gore, situated in
Freedom District, for $4,000, cash.
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TURNPIKE ELECTION an election for
officers Of the Baltimore and Liberty Turn
pike Company, in Carroll county, held on the
9th instant, the following gentlemen were
elected to serve for the ensuing year :--lresi-
dent, N. d. Norris; Directors, DR.. F.S I.
Crawford, Joseph Tenor, VIM. T. DeyrieS,
Frank Dorsey, David Prugh, Edwin NJ. Ship
ley, J. N. Zimmerman Secretary and Treas
urer, j. Oliver Wadlow.
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There was a heavy white fros; on Sunday
morning last.
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CENTENARY NJ. 4. CHuRcH.- Sunday, Nav
18th. First Quarterly Meeting, morning IOl.
o'clock. Sermon on serhe Lords Prayer
Subject, Forgive US our debts &c. Alter
noon O'Clock, Quarterly Love Feast and
experience meeting. Evening o'clock, lee
ture and concert service. Subject Of lecture,
Isaac and Rebeeea, the first speech in the
Bible, Eleazar's Journey, &c. All are invited.
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Eor Ia Demoeratie Adeoeate.

Judge Maulsby and E. Lynch sport airy
phaetons.
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FisE cATrIR.--Twenty- head Of very
superior fat cattle, fed by samuel Cover, Esq.
Of this county, were driven through Wcstmin-
ster on Saturday last, 70 Baltimore market.
Mr.. Cover Is building up reputation as a
successful stock feeder and dealer.
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REsiGSAuoS ASD AProIxTMKxr.-He Henry
B. Grammer, Esq, for several years Deputy
Collector Of Internal Revenue for this county,
having rendered his resignation 10 Collector
Bruce, to take effect on the first Of June, @.
=. Wampler, Esq, has. been appointed his
successor
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cONcguT AxD TAnI.EAVx. The hail of the
Western Maryland College was crowded 10
is utmost capacity on the occasion Of the late
Concert and 'fableaux, by the young ladies' Of
the College, Friday evening, May 10th. The
following is the programme, which was ar
ranged BY Miss Carrie Brockeit, Precepsress
ofthe Class:
Vocal Chorus M lfofiliaa The class
Mullle Nichols. May Broekett
Tahlenu-Niabe "a he Al q freictiig hef ckid Iron
'legilrs fhandgbOd, Ida Williams Ida Armstrong
Vocal Solo--The Brood Mamie Jones
instrumental Solo nPronsphl Ifika Noble Nichols
Vocal Duet ttas; BirIlie.J. wilson jamie shriver
Esiella Hayes. Fannie Grifaih, Florence Wilmer
Instrumental SOlo-Ndrcsf Ics Thnh8urt ~ Brockett
Nichols, May Rrockett
Iahleau-t Ida Williams
Instrumental Duct-sslgArise I'aila,
Vocal Trio--.Sgo,ey and Sslgg Nasic sAe'sid Fioe.
y Crunse Kitty Noel. Martha Smith
Tableall-7ScaiIaors hEsan Ida Mllliams, Fannie
Vocal Quartetie- Tuaan tiiris tfoasisg &c Sra,
j. Griffith May Broeketl NJ. Nichols. jamie shrivcr
Instrumental Qnarselte-- TAe Htuidlng March,
Josie Grfith, Lou Hooper Mary Price. G. Brockett
Vocal Chorus fae Aus Qefei The Ciass
The programme was carried through with
abundant success, and each particular part Of
il rendered with an Intelligent appreciation
and with marked skill, the audience evincing
their satisfaction by enthusiastic applause
The time observed in the instrumental and
vocal exercises was perfect; the tableaax
were exquisite, and looked like marble statu-
AIRY. The whole entertainment reflected the
highest credit upon Miss Carrie Brockeit, and
crowned her efforts with success. The young
ladies Of the class won many trophies from the
audience, in the shape Of beautiful bouquets
Of flowers, fair types Of themselves, living
bouquet from the bright parterre of Western
Maryland College.
EMORY GRovE CANP.--At n meeting Of the
stockholders in Baltimore, last week, Gen.
John s. Berry was reelected President, and
il was decided to commence the camp on
Tuesday, August 18th, and continue it until
the 22d.
SAFE or FARM.-On Monday last, DIR. N.
Browne and Chas. t. Reiisnider, as assignees,
sold the farm Of lgnatius Gore, situated in
Freedom District, for $4,000, cash.
Rev. W. c. Cremer, of this city, was elected
President Of the Chassis Of the Maryland
Reformed Church, at Boonsboro', last week.
Mr.. Jacob Thompson is building three
story brick residence on Main street, nearly
opposite Bond.
There are four pupils from this county in
the State Deaf and Dumb Institution, at Fred
erick,
There was heavy white fros; on Sunday
morning last.
Judge Maulsby and E. Lynch sport airy
phaetOns.
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s'LIsTES TO THE MocxIscBiRD. This re-
frain Of a well known song is suggested by the
daily carols Of one Of these princely songsters,
within ear-shot of our sanctum. Day after
day, from early morn till dewy eve, does he
pour forth his mellifuent notes, and seems
never to tire Of song. Naturalists tell us that
no other bird, Of all the feathery tribes, can
approach the American Mockingbird in the
variety and sweetness of It's carols.
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Emory GRovE CANP--At meeting Of the
stockholders in Baltimore, last week, Gen.
John S. Berry was reelected President, and
il was decided to commence the camp on
Tuesday, August 18th, and continue it until
the 22d
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ERaxTA.--In the sale Of house and lot in
this city, by VIM. +. Smith, trustee, an error
in the day Of sale occurred last week; itshould
have been THuRsD4Y. the i2fh Of June, in
stead Of Saturday. Those interested will
please make mole oft.
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Third Annual Statement

or The Farmrs Mutual fYr Insurance
Company or Dug Hia, Carroll County, for
fhs gear ending Nay iSth, 1878.