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weekly PROBATE business.

Judge Ray made the following ap'
pointments during the week:
The homeopathic will of Elizabeth
Cunningham was admitted to probate.
R. j. Black, administrator de bonis
non of estate of John r. McClanahan.
Geo. R. Tuggle, administrator of the
the estate of Laura A. Rutland.
Anna Waechter, administrative of
George Waechter.
VIM. H. Moncrief, administrator of the
estate of Daniel Dickens. I
R. M. Heath, special administrator of
the estate OF VIM. Wightman.
DanielL. Ferguson, guardian of Mat
tie L. and Katie Il. Solder.
Chas. F. Patterson, guardian of EN-
ma S. and Lizzie M. Davids.
The will of Jane Marks was admitted
to probate. j. S. Marks and Sam Snow,
den qualified as executors of her estate,
and Sam Snowden appointed testament
airy guardian of minor heirs.
The will of Columbia Rocco was ad-
mitted to probate and Michael Lavezzo
appointed executor of her estate RE
The will Of Sallie A. Taylor was ad
mitted to probate.
Public administrator ]. A. Anderson
appointed administrator of the estates
of BENZ. A. Jackson. james Watson and
Emma Fraser. -1s
The will of Thomas ]. Rawlings was
admitted to probate, and John L. Raw
lings was qualified as executor.
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Squire Miller had Spe brought up and
put under 5000 bonds.to.keep the peace.
Sarah also had Heary Clay the great,
arrested for assAulting her. Henry had
abe usual f1e 70 pay,C and won't strike
Susie any more because the Hoo-doo"
woman told him 10. ava nAo
> Asqaad Of awkward horsemen and a
beyy Of fair equestriennes dashed up
Main street last evening, much TO the
admiration Of pedestrians who watched
the cayaloAde, The gentlemen had evil
IDENTIFY belonged 70 the infantry service
during the war, and had never ridden
With the wild cavalry Of Morgan, Stuart
or Forrest, sr HlIlf. r.-
Notwithstanding the anathema which
is supposed to follow those selling
liquors by retail 70 the average Ameri-
can. il appears the Goddess Of Fortune
smiles on their efforts TO draw large lot
terry prizes. One Of the craft drew the
Havana prize Of half million, while
another carried of the one hundred
thousand dollar prize in the Louisville
drawing, @
At meeting Of Memphis Encamp-
ment No, 80, Thursday evening last, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term Geo. W. Smith, c. p; c.
II. Plischke, II. p; p. j. Maillard, S.
W.. L. s. Jukes, Treasurer; w. F.
North, S. L. r. Jack. j, w. For repre-
sentative to the Grand Encampment the
election resulted in favor Of A. W. New
som, the retiring Chief Patriarch.
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Lnnt nirh, or lhe sen.on

After the performance tonight White
Jefferson street Opera House will close
for the summer season. or until the 23d
of August, when Manager Charley White
viii reopen with mammoth variety
troupe of artistes which will be selected
with care from the best talent in the
country. Manager White has been most
successful with his Opera House, and
has succeeded in elevating the variety
business to point hitherto unknown in
Memphis. A fine programme has been
prepared for this the closing night.
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Death of a weII.knowa compost

r.NN W.T. D. n. j H|t
Mr., Charles j. Gray, for many years
an employee of the Appeal, and of late a
compositor in the office of the Farmers
Journal, died last evening at half-past
seven o'clock, from an attack of bilious
fever. Mr.. Gray is well-known to the
printing and Masonic fraternities of this
city, by both of whom he was justly re-
garded with high favor as an upright,
honest man. He leaves a widow to
mourn his loss. He was born in Ala
bama, where his father now resides, but
learned the printing business in Mem
phis, of which city he has been citizen
for many years. The funeral of the de-
ceased will take place at three o'clock
this afternoon from his late residence in
Fort Pickering.
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Some days ago Mr.. B. NJ. Stratton
sprained his ankle by being thrown from
a horse, and has been confined to his
room since. Last evening be came down
stairs on orutches. but in attempting 70
return his crutch slipped on the iron
stem aud Mr.. Stratton fell down a fight
of steps, again injuriug his ankle Sc
verely. He was conveyed to his room
bg a number Of friends who happened
10 be pesr By when The accident took
Place. u . Ill I'LL
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Matrimonial.

The marriage licenses executed and
returned to the County Clerk during the
week are as follows: James G. Worsham
and Miss Lizzie G. Sannouer; John An
derson and Miss Willie C. Weber; r.
C. Manuel and Mrs. E Campbell; j. II.
Murray and Miss Georgia W. Sharpe;
W. D. Hardin and Miss Ida C. Jack
son; j. l. Galloway and Miss Eliza NJ
Philder; l. Il. Holt and Miss 1. C.
Jewell.
Underwear az Barnaby's twenty
five per cent less than regular
nrfces. tl III
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The soul Not Recognized by Law

n
Recently in st. Louis the will of Leo
pold Schmuker was contested on the
grounds that among the legacies there
was one of $4,000 left to friend for the
purpose of having masses said for the
repose of the soul of the deceased.
Judge Jones, of the Circuit Court, held
that the bequest was a violation of the
constitution of the State, and added:
Requests of this kind = though in
much smaller amounts-are quite com
mon in this State, and are usually paid,
because no one objects; but in this
case the relatives preferred having the
money themselves, and the soul OF the
deceased is left to its purgatorial wan
derings. The law of Missouri does not
recognize such thing as a souA and
makes no mention of purgatory, and
consequently legacy Of this kind is
considered unconstitutional. ~
The law evidently leans toward mate
rialism, ignoring the condition of man
after death. Whether or not the soul of
Schmuker would be relieved by carry
ing out the provisions of the devise does
not enter the discussion, but it seems
evident that Schmuker had pondered
over the cabalistic words know thy
sell" and desired to put the meney
where he believed itlwopld do most
good, but the heirs thought otherwise as
to the fund. If there be any truth in
Spiritualism the Indignant ghost of old
Schmuker will yet make it,lively for the
boys.
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MAxsFoRD receives daily papers from
Nashville, New Orleans, Chicago, Louis
Vile, Cincinnati, St. Louis and other
leading points, and weekliss and month
lies representing the leading spirits Of
Europe and America. Literature to
suit any taste can be found at the corner
of Second and Monroe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Hella Ughes arrived at Nash
vile yesterday, and by that means the
Union and American man will get an
item.
The FIRST of the coal feet passed Gin
cinnati yesterday coming South.
Just for the sake Of variety the Ava
lanche man introduces into his river
column the cholera dispatches from
Nashville, and thereby gives his column
a healthy appearance.
The Bismarck is coming up with 500
tons of freight, and the James Howard
passed Yieksburg yesterday for St. Louis
with coo tons.
Mr.. VIM. Ralstou, the inspector Of
boilers, returned yesterday from Illinois,
where be escorted the remains OF his
late companion. Capt Geo. A. Clarke.
The new harbor tug DeSoto was in
spected yesterday and declared a thor
oughbred in every sense Of the word.
She viii nov take The place Of the N.
N Jones. which yin be dOcked for a
new seven foot screw.
The City Of Augusta has gone to the
hank 10 remain daring the robustness
season, and nay get coat Of paint be-
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Those in want of cheap and good
horses will be pleased to learn that the
veteran stable man, Joe Seligman, will
reach here with fine lot of horses, on
the Belle Memphis, from St. Louis, on
Monday next. Call at Joe's stable in
tina
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JOE LocKE.-Harper, Galaxy, Dem
crest, Peterson, Cooley and other mag
azines for July, and the latest novels
received at Joe Locke's news de-
pot, No. 236 Main street. The latest
dailies from all quarters, foreign papers
and periodicals of every land, maya
zines and fashion books of latest dates
can be found at Joe's. A fine lot of sta
tionery, etc., for sale.
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III II % 2 NII II IIINs
This is to certify that all cotton pass
ing through the Mammoth Press is in
sured 10 companies represented by me.
In case of loss, settlement will be made
by me direct with whomsoever it may
concern. CARRINGToN Mason, Agt.
No 9 Madison st.
AraIanche and Appeal cory ~ D
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Rev. ]. D. STEWART will preach in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, Court
street, Sunday morning at lOl o'clock.
The officers of the church request a full
attendance of the membership.
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LASDs.
To Arkansas Land Owners
MrrrHs Asp 81. LOuIs RAILEoAD.

MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS RAILR0AD'
OgFrcR. WooDRuFF BLOCK, lT5 MAIN 81.
MEMPHIS, TESG., June ~ lo'o.1
mHIs COMPANY. CHARTERED BY Ill
j Legislature Of Arkansas ana eApIes.lh.s
empowered to purchase lands, besides nv
large amounts already subscribed. will recel,Se
further subscriptions until Zoo late 70 me M
deeds by July 18th; paying therefor tne iu ~
value, with every other possible adNahsase ~
me subscribers. Land owners, II prompt, may
thereby save their lands from forfeiture nnneI
the late acts Of that State For further ini9I :
Tompany in Memphis us Main street, ana 70
NeSsrF Woodruff, Wicks, EdmOndson, Wal
dram. B. ID. Williams. A. McDonald. Mm-
Dickson, W. r. Cunningham. John harpeIt'
y &. Terry. and many other land Subscribe
The Company expects At some early day y
oerofi.te a contract with Nj. Allen and als
assoriafes. or other responsible parties, tor
.,i.st-a II. II. PORTER.
ifsi1i President and Land Agent.
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THE celebrated Lemp St. Louis lager,
in half barrels, kegs, quarts and pints,
at ID Court street, constantly on hand.
f. PFEMFERT & Co.,
cod 100 Sole Agents.
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Nn1ine 1o Co1tnn shinnern.

MEMPHIS. July u. 1878.
The Baltimore aud Ohio railroad will
issue through bills of lading on the Nam
moth Cotton Compress receipts to East
ern points. E. ID. COBB, Agt,
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There WILDE called meeting Of the
Arlington Base Bail Club on Monday,
July l4th, at eight pm. All members
please attend. ED CLARK, Pres't.
j. B. HoUCHEYs, Sec'y.
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THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.

The river is now rising at the rate OF
seven inches every tweHty-four hours,
and the rise at Cairo is about four inches
daily, while at st. Louis it is stationary.
The Ohio is falling again, and all the
lower streams are decliaing. The
weather to-day is clear and slightly hot,
the mercury standing at s9' at 8 am.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once, No. 10 Madison street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M Il M HIS,
Saturday Evening. July I2. 1879.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones. Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block.
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The best and coolest beer in the city
is Lemps St. Louis lager, at Fritz d
Georges, l3 Court street. cod 100
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Buy your wood from G. H. Johnson,
III Poplar street, near Fourth. 1887
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At 33 Adams street, where you can get
ice and cold milk at all hours III
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British half hose for So rs worth
SIS per dozen az Barnaby's. III
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oFFIcIAL.
coupon Interest.

M.Yon's OrFIcF. CRY HALL,
NrrFETs. rESSEssEE, July I. lals-j
r,Nup COUPONS FOR INTEREST ON THk
ii,.,is AZ fhe city. due July 1t. lsl2, vii
- -.-i.t i-t.-r1i. on presentation AZ this
49, - and affsr this date.
n, NJ. I0HN JOHNSON Aayef-
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BUSINESS.

The Lady Lee passed down last night
with GOO tons of freight and barge in
tow. The Grand Tower arrived about
halfpast ten last night with 400 tons;
and the Henry Ames came down late at
night and laid over until morning, add
ing ten tons of iron, which made her a
cargo of fully 1900 tons, about GOO tons
Of which was for way points. She had
also fair downstream passenger list,
and added few here. The Nashville
left for the Ohio last night with 800 bales
of cotton.
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BOATS TO LEAVE.

In the next column to the right o-day
will be found the card of the elegant
and new Anchor Line passenger steamer
Grand Tower, Captain Lennox master,
to leave at FIVE o'clock this evening for
Cairo, St. Louis and the bends. She
has recently been repaired and fixed up,
thereby affording passengers and ship
pers every accommodation. Mr.. White
has charge of the office.
The GAINESVILLE is now at the wharf
boat, and will positively depart at FIVE
o clock to-day for Pine Bluff, Little Rock
and all points on the Arkansas. Capt.
Barrett commands, and Mr.. E. W. Out
law is chief purser.
The splendid Capital City, Of the An
Choir Line, with James Lucas in com
mand, is the packet for Helena, Napo-
leon and Vicksburg this evening at FIVE
clock. Mr.. James NJ. Thompson is
chief clerk.
The next boat to leave this city for
Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans
is that commodious and unsurpassed
steamer Mary Houston, which, with the
genial Messrs. Millers as captain and
purser, will pass down at four p. IN. You
can see a plan of the cabin and secure
your staterooms to-day of Captain Dick
Lightburne, agent
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I-2--3.
b aths! b a t h 8 !

Three baths for one dollar, at Worsham
House barber shop. m
S9-ll5 JOSEPH LORY.
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twenty-five per cent Off every
cash purchase of nve dollars or over
at Il. g. BARNABY's.
III Peabody Hotel.
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Buy your shirts al Barnaby's and
save twenty-five per cent. III
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eBelow bench mark. rah
tBelow high water Of 1871.
Blank (......) indicates no report; cipher (O)
stationary; ~ rising.
IOficiail l S. w. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. u. S. A.
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81 Company z. \. HAIL Line.
UYHB ELEGANT PAsSKN6ER BOATS or
thif line leave hemrhis FOR az points On
Arfanfa1 rvar Tuesdays and sa1uE-
JOHN n. HARBIE, Arsnt.
81 OEss q FkarfboIt, f5ot c51ItIt,
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NOR SALE MAGISTRATES BLANKS,
L for Mississippi and Tennessee. A general
assortment kept on hand ard for sale cheap at
this office. 4o-I
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-A LOT WITH DOUBLE TEN
ement house on it. on the northeast cor:
ner of Vance and Cynthia streets, fronting %
feet on Vance by 1857 on Cynthia. Each
honse has four rooms and servants house.
Also, a lot on corner of Marr and Manassas
streets fronting IS feet on Mari by l4S1s on
Manassas street. For terms apply 70
JOHN W. JEFFERSON,
cot l6 Madison street.
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NOR sALE.-IAM NOW SELLING FINE
II American and Italian monuments, tomos'
headstones. and all kinds Of cemetery WORK.
at COST. THOS. MAfDM ELihhhI
29-fl No. SO Union ST.. bet. Second and Third.
NOR sALE-AT THIS OFFICE, OLD PA,
Il pers, at SO cents per 100. Inc cneapesi
wrapping paper you can get. ana goou 20 put
under your carpet 0O-l
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cod 100
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TloRRENT-LARGE FRONT ROOM. WITH
II board, at SO Madison: A few day board
ers can be accommo dated. af lO9-T
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NEw OaLEASs. July y, 1850 a.m.-cotton
1. quiet and easy. MiddlinK, lshci sales, =
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There are large number Of ladies in
Memphis who do not agree with the
author Of modern poem, thst Love is
Enough" Many other things, they say,
are absolutely necessary; such as house
and lot, carriage and pair, plenty Of
money, a summer tour, aud European
tour occasionally.
Sarah Turner went before Esquire
Miller this morning and made affidavit
that Susan Clary, her near neighbor,
vas hunting her With dou5lo-bsrreled
duck gun. and taat Sue 70 BOT stopped
in her course. would doubtless empty the
contests Of the gun into her water fan
or No. 10 hustle. For that reason
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ESTEEN MARYLAND HOTEL.
EMAITSBUE1, FREDERICK COUNTY, MD.
d. G. ADELSBERGER, Proprietor

-. ". EN-, IEO{IlClOf.
iTINIIIS FIRST class Hotel is r.
J. well provided in all its Il GGsSTTr.e
departments and apartments Al g: Is
for tie accommodation Of $SxE4sHkaEsSSak
the travelling public and permanent and
transient hoaruers. Its rooms are capa-
cious and airy, the chambers are clean, the
linen we'll ventilated all in order.
The Table always well supplied with the
dclcacics of the season.
Its close proximity to St Joseph's Sister
hood, Mt. st. Mary's College, the Monterey
Springs and the Battle Fields of Gcttys.
burg, make it pleasant place to furry in
the summer and fall season.
The house is always supplied day and
night with pure lnyuntain water cooled
with ice.
The beautiful scenery around Em,nts-
burg, it, hcnlthtulnrsS, churches Of all de-
nominations, and other attractive objects,
make it q desirable place for travellers to
spend their leisure hours.
Private families accommodated at all
times with coaches and huggics, and every
attention paid 10 the accommodation
guests.
sH- Servants polite and ready to wTt
upon the patrons Of the hou.e.
, A share Of the public custom solicited
Charges reasonable.
sept li.tf
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y,I.;A I..tM4TION.
STATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE IrrAHTMEkT.

Ey . Joint resolution Of Congress AZ
proved on the It'll Of February, 1873, pr"
vision has been nlndc ~ enable the people
of the United States to share in the advan
lnges 0fthc international Exposition of thu
products Of Agriculture. Manufacture an'
the Fine Arts, to be held at Vienna. Aus
tria, commencing LIST Of May, 1913, and ter
ninalinc 3let of Oct>her 1873.
The attention Of the citizens Of this STATE
is therefore, called to this subject. in con
formi'y with the request contained i'll 'h'
following extract from said joint icsolu
ton:
SECTION .. That the Governors Of th'
several States be. and they are hereby re
aursted to invite the patriotic Of their rc
spectivc States to assist in the proper rep
rtsentation Of the handiwork OF our arti
sang. and The prolific sources Of mater Il
wealth with which our land is blessed
.ad to take such further measures As may
be necessary 70 diHuss a knowledge of The
proposed exhibition and ia secure 10 lhcll
respective States the advantages which j
promises.
Given under my hand the cG:a
IL. $. seal Of the state at the city
OF Annapolis, on this twenty
nth dav Of February, A, y. 1858.
WIN. plNkNEY WHiTE,
By Tic Governor:
JOHN THOMPSON MASON,
narS.3i Secretary Of State
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= E.A D 7 II | S
A BOOK FQR MtRILANDERS
H,,toyT;col Record Of First Mn,y|a"o
Itu}t,N

A lo mo. volume Of 3l4 pages, contain.
Ing full narrative of the organization and
services oflhc list Regiment Col kcnlv =
and MARYLAND BRIGADE, 1861, '65
The record is faithfully presented, and EN-
bodies sketches Of the campaigns of the
Armies of the Potomac and Shenandoah
giving wider interest than its title might
sccm to indicate.
To all the Soldiers and friends Of the
Regimen, and Brigade, it has PECULIAR and
incstmahle value. 1t is highly recon-
mcndcd and would make an excellent holi-
day present. For sale in Frederick, ONLY
at SMITHS,
dec est "Tcmple Of Fancy
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fss- lIERSIA.--I5 is now demon
s;rsted that rupture can be surely
cured without suffering. ELASTIC TKUs-
srs are superseding all others. We advise
all, before buying Metal Trusses or Sup
porters, to send for Descriptive Circular
to the Elastic Truss Company. No. 6e3
Broadway, New York. The Truss can be
sent by mail to all parts of the country.
jan 2.6lnos .Nec lorf M"tI"ndchl.
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+ AMPS AND OLA fire assortment!
i i Of Lamp safety tops aud chmneNs Of
different kinds. Also the new Safety Lamp;
and best quality OF non-eAplosivc conl oil.
For sale by
nov GEO. W. STOCkSDALE.
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y O. \ O y y s.

E'"'
WUrnrAS. Charles y. ENltr ant
residents Of fivdrri"k County, Ia a..
TONED the County commissioners ~
rrirk County, To open and locate PIN III
Road, commencing al the Laurel al} Il
the cornc. of John Knott ; lot, inct T. J..
tue left OF the Pine Hill, running ~,
the woodland Of Mr.. David Ey|rr "
sccting the old bed on the top OF y
a, the corner of Lewis Matthew'S 10. JIG
to close up the old road at raid p"t 3D..
Second 10 change on said road at the tn
of the hill, through the timber land OF re
ter Rod,lv and Brother, and passin:
through Nj Hansrn-ruhcr's land to The
creek above the tording and closing tn,
old road at said points.
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(NOQuET,
y CROQuET,

wv Z III y
Every body will want a set. '1is al the
rage now, and in a charming and beautiful
game. The very thing for the approaching
season. \ new lot, common, medium and
superior finish, just received and for sale
only, at SMITHS Temple Of Fancy
sept 2su Frederick, nd
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lNIRST ARRIVAL OF .....,
CHILDNEN'S CARRIAGES

CHIIbREN'S CARRIAGES
CHlLDREN'S CARHlAGES'!!
In store now, and will be receiving
weekly, during the season, the hand
soonest, best and cheapast assortment OF
Cl.ildren'a Carriages to be found in Fred,
crick. rriccs lower than last ycal aHd car,
rj,pes better. Call ut
SMITHS
Trrnr'" of Fancy
nar1Itt HlLh,lick
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q E. q d T. Es I I,

FLOUR, FEED STUFF. HM Il,
TATOE>. SALT and SAN 50
FISH Of vi kinds Oi.N =
Brushes. tiARDW 4,
CUTLERY, SID.
WILLOW W ARE; !,
DEAUT.Fll BASKETS
Or ALL NI-iU>
and sizcs plain aud fancy
~ The best OF TORY
CIGARS Coffin Handles, Iii
Trimmings; and may other u
numerous TO specify
All Of which will lc sold, who
retail, al priIc- exceedingly 10" |
The pubic ar" respectfully :
come and look at these rLrHp %V'
GEORGE y. SIDt *, r.
NJ = e /
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-04-12

\ \ Election for Five Conmiss;o: cr,
Y Of Mcrhanicstown Corporation vii
be held on the I'd Mnnday, l4th day OF
April, 1878. at the usual place of holding
elections in said village, aSrceably to ths
charter, section ,.
L TICKING, President
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-04-12

\ OTl G T.
PERSONS having the loan Of ANY hooks,
in~tru!u, MS, etc, belonging 10 the estate
ri Dr. Timothy {. Sweeney, urrrascd " III
please return them TO the undersigned
previous w the safe.
JAMES a. ELDER, Agent.
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-04-12

CUMBERLAND COAL, run Of mine,
y Just received and will always keep on
hand, a full supply at $3.50 per ton. AT
the Depot GEO W. STnCkSDAlE.
July l3-4w