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Forsign Affairs.

The Epgj;sb Parliament which has 70.
centlv heen disaolved wss Commenced On
DECEMBER 10Th 1858 ana held of;ec far
! lourer time than M average. The onlg
reaso1 for the dissolutiou seems "a have been
the desire IN the mart IF the ministry either
a obtain Z fresh ana vigorous supnort 81
% retire sItorether Il wilI be remember.
"a that M Gladstone was defeated lat
wear On the Upiyersitv bill which he had
distinctly Announced AZ ! measure an ,rbieb
the ministry would stapd d fan The
majority that secured the defeat ofthis one
III was not houeyer komosepeou. and
D'lsrsel; refused Il ascent m mower which
Gladstone had resigned The latter then
re,umed oiI;ee but has taken ,be presept
opportunity q ID before tie pecpIs and
ssc,Irs Al exuression 81 opipion which Is
expected 70 infuse new liie into Govern
meut aiIa;u. whatever IL uoliticai result
nav Be. The House If Commons now
consists Of SIS members, Of whom 493 are
from EnpIand and Wales ca from Scot.
land ana los from Ireland The number
Of electors on the registry hast June was
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F4I /. 4.
" Holli1sssofth Whyts, aching See
ne.a.s af Ssais dnring sks illssss a. Mr.
HdllsdAy an Tuesday. delivered tie fol-
lcHing eommanicasion from bis Excellsnsy
ths GazSuer. ia reply . : joint letter
ifsm the Prcssssns If The Senate and The
Speaker q he House. Informing him q
III election y United siates Senator
AxxAFasas. Jaauars n, ls7A
Han. ypkn Les tdnxpH, Bssidesf II fhe San,
az, AID Hon Jer5e X Haas, Speaker n
~ Ha@s u D.legaiss
CnxzlKnrx II hare he honor 70 seknovl-
edge he reccipf, a your hands, Of an oiicial
notification that on Tuesday last, 20,h inst, l
was daiy elected 81 The General Asseihbly q
Senator IN the Congress ofthe United Siatez,
a represent the State Of Maryland for sin
years from the zth Of March, 1873. No CID
zeu Of MARYLAND could fail 10 estimate most
highly the lender Of this most important trust,
and he1 you 10 believe It comes 10 me
ffeighied with double honor. bearing with il
As L does. the assurance that the feeble service
have rendered my native State a is Chief
Magistrate hiss met the appreciation Of the
Representatives Of The people.
Recognising the right q ny fellow-citizens
70 tgansisr NJ labors 70 another Geld Of duty,
and eratfcd beyond expression q their par
TALLY, accept the post Of Senator. A child
Of Maryland, ! trust shall never lose sight Of
her honor, nor fail to seize every opportunity
10 advance her interests, while, as her repre-
sentative, shall hold true allegiance 70 the
Consultation 81 the United States, and be
faithful 10 the Federal compact, lending my
best energies 70 promote the prosperity and
happiness Of all sections Of our common
country.
IN accepting the distinguished position now
conferred upon me. feel il 10 be my dnty a
once 10 resizn the ofEee 70 which was called
two years ago By q generous and conhding
constituency, in order that the General As
semb9 may, in conformity with the terms Of
the Combination. elect my successor. Ihave,
therefore, his day, Sled IN the Office Of the
Secretary Of State my formal resignation Of
the Office Of Governor, to take effect At II
O'Clock. meridian, On Wednesday, the 4,h day
Of March, 1874.
In separating from my Official associates,
and from the members Of the two Houses Of
the Assemhly, cannot fereKo the expression
Of my deep regret, but shall look back upon
my connection with them with sincere afec-
ton and gratitude.
To yon, personally, gentlemen, I beg leave
to present my thanks for the Aatiering and
generous manner in which you have conveyed
70 use the Intelligence Of the action Of tbs
Legislature.
Fam, With high regard, faithfalIyyour friend
and servant VIZ. PISkykx WHrrR
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1874 ACRES OF LAND.

more or less, the largest part thereof being
part Of the tract Of the same land which Peter
Houck, late of the county Of Frederick, In Inc
State Of Maryland, deceased, did, by his last
VIII and Testament in writing, give and de-
wise unto his son Henry Houck, in fee; said
will duly admitted to Probate and Recorded
in the office Of the Register Of Wills Of Fred.
crick county in the State of Maryland, as 70.
ference thereto had will more fully appear;
and the balance or small part thereof being
part Of the same tract OF land which certain
Mr.. Smeaeh, by his Indenture duly executed.
did grant and convey to tho same Henry
Houck, all Of which parts Of tracts or parcels
Of land, being the same which were conveyed
to Edward J.. Houck by Henry Hoack and
Polly Houek his wife, by deed bearing date
the 2Sd day of March, 1871, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll county,
in Liber J. b. b., No. 40, Folio Ia, &e.. late
the property Of Edward j. Houck, seized and
taken IN execution ut the suit OF George X.
Frank.
JAMES W. GREENHoLTZ,
Jan Sits Constable.
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Look to the senate


In the better days Of the Republic. when
anything went wrong in Legislation, or an
fit nominations were made for important
public Offices, il was the habit Of the times
to Hlook to the SENATE for relief, and as
safeguard for all manner Of abuses.
. There were giants in those days, in that
bodys-intellectual giants, men Of might,
marvels Of morality, high-souled, chiyalrie,
patriotic -conservators Of the best interesss
of their beloved country, ever upon the
watch-towsr, TO guard the citadel Of liber-
~ But, the moral miIdew and blight Of
the past thirteen years, has been felt in
that chamber, as in every other place
within the boundaries Of this broad land.
1t has fallen from It's high estate, " and
i not now what IL once was. But, there
are cheering signs Of recupeation, in the
increasing number Of alright particular
stars, that are soon to shed their radiance
there, in addition 10 the few Of the 9 first
magnisude. which already adorn il. Del
aware has her Bayard, Georgia her Cor
don, North Carolina her Ransom, and
Ohio her Thurman. California will soon
have her Booth, Virginia her Withers,
and MARYLAND her Whxfe Tharp Il kcne
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OnrmAxs' CaURr.-Adam Sao4er. Eso..
Chief Judge; Isaac G. Babe, and I. p. Sling.
he, Esqrs., Associate Judges D.. HeaFs +.
Bella, Register Of Wills; Georre N. paske,
Depniy Register.
Monday, JannarE rs, 1873. Joshua Suits.
sr. administrator 81 Abraham Hilesheu. de-
ceased, returned additional list Of dehit.
George A. Fiekinger, administra,or Of
Joseph Creten, deceased. returned list Of
sales Of goods and chaitels.
The last will and Testament Of Samuel
Hess, deceased, was admitted TO probate. aid
letters tes1 amsntary hereunder we're granted
nglo Chs lss n, Hess, the execatot appoint
ed IN the will
hGtscss Of administration on the estate Of
Louisa O'Bold, deceased. were granted so
Edmund o Bold. fHff
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Yaxea
~ for the Corporation Of Westminster for
the year 1873 are now due, and THAI OF the
expiration Of Thirty 1901 Days ffnA the date
hereof, will proceed to eollsst tks- same ae-
cording TO the provisions OF tho City Charter
and ordinances Of said Corporation.
ISRAEL ziEBER, Collector.
RsS- Can be found at Myers 4 Hesson's
Store, from 0 to p. NJ. jan 24-st
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Notice to Creditors.
$50. 1slI EQuITY.

NO. 1911 EQUITY. " N
In the Circuit Court for Carroll Comfy.
Charles b. Roberts and Joseph A. Stouiier,
Trustees, Va An:rew II. Baker and wife.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 The Crediters
IN of Andrew H. baker, who were such
prior to the I'd day Of May, 1871, TO file their
claims properly proven aud authenticated,
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Car
roll county, In Equity, on or before the 18th
day Of March next H1la 3.
J. J. BAUMGARTNER,
jan 24-it auditor.
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SOACRES Of LAND.
NO. 1850 EQUITY.

NO. 1850 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John 4. Orndorif, Trustee, Va. Mary y. Orn.
dorf and Adam Zimmerman, Admins.
traitors of Peter +. 0mdorf, decd,
and Others. Nlii
nRDERED this 9th day of January, A. ID.
~ 1914; that the sales made and reported
by John I. Orndorf, Trustee, TO sell The real
estate in this cause decreed to be sold, be e.
nally ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the I'd day OF March next; provided copy
OF this order be inserted once week for each
OF three successive weeks before the twenty
fourth day February next, in some newspaper
published in Carroll county.
The report states the amount OF sales to be
$40, 292.l5. isUE 7T rl'if.
- FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
jan 3l-3t FRANK n. SHAW. Clerk.
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NO. I4O7 EouITY.'

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Andrew Snyder, ct al vs.. Henry h. Grammer,
administrator Of Andrew Grammcr, de,
ceased, ct ais. s igs7
nRDERED this 18th day Of January, A.
~ ID. 1874, that the account OF the Auditor.
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con
iirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 18th day of Febru-
airy next provided a copy Of this osder be,
inserted for two successive weeks before the
last named day, in some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
jan 24-2t FRASE r. SHAW, Clerk.
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Jersey City has established monster
slaughter house, the second floor of the
building will hold 10000 animals, and on
the first floor, where the slaughtering is
done, 2000 can be killed daily.
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A. McDONouGH.

No. ZIG NORTH HowARD STREET, BALrxoRR,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Hoofe" aud Cotton Rags, Brass, Copper,
Lead, Zinc, Iron, dc.
rtA-C correspondence solicited from parties
having such stock for sale. ian 81 .Gm
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MARRIED.

IN St. Louis, Missouri, on the Goth instant.
BY Rev. William Parks, Robert Hudson, Of
Burnet, Texas, and Julia NJ. Clark, of st.
Louis.
AZ 81 Johns Catholic Church in this city,
on the 9th instant, by Rev. Father Gloyd,
Mr.; bernard Tennison, Of Charles county,
ana AM Mas Ella Q. Lamotte, Of Hampstead,
this county. Port Tobacco Times copy.
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International debt Of Great Britain is
e3.7U0000,00O, and British maniripal
debts s5eo.o0o. 900, all held BY Engiish
capitalists. Bonds Of other nations, in-
eluding political and municipal sub-divis-
ions of other countries, are owned in
England 70 an AMOUNT equal ID the British
debtl The debts Of al kinds due 20 capt.
talists IN Great Britain BY nations Of the
East yield, il y stated, $500, 000, 900 per
aHnam, indicating At q general average 81
firm six p seFea per cent, for interest, q
principal Of s, 600, 000, 900,
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DIVIDEND.

Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, \
Westminster, Nd, Jaa "a, 1874.
HNHE President and Directors of this Bank
4 have this day declared a Semi. nnunl
Dividend Of
FOUR PER CENT.
payable on and after the 10Th day of Februa.
ry, next.
A. D. scHAEFFER,
jan 3i-H Cashier.
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And now Kansas has an Udderzook
eass. 5fcNatt and wife roasted man
named SEWERS 10 death, aud MeNutt's
wife spilled for The Insurance policy Of
5000 On her husbands lis. She was
arrested upon suspicion and pIaeed ii Jail
she made ! full confession
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Business Locals.

.. Yingling 4 Co. have just received their
first invoice Of Spring Cloths and Cassimeres.
Call and see them.
Are your children subject to the Group T?
Remember i comes like thief in the night.
II you value their lives, keep bottle Of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup in the house. The dose
Is small, and itneser fails TO effect cure
Nes Carpets just received, cheaper then
syer, at J, Yingling 4 Co.'S
A very large stock Of Hamburg Edgings
Just received atJ, Yinsiing 4 Cos.
Bill Heads, Letter Hesds, Cards, Circulars,
Programmes, Envelopes, Shipping Tags, &c,
printed Of THE A8vooArK 0FiicE
II you want the largest and best Sale Bills
printed 10 Western Maryland, send your or.
ders to The ApvocATE 0rYIcF.
FRoNIssoRY NOTES.
Persons wishing Blank Notes for Sales or
other purposes can be supplied By calling at
THK ADVOCATE 0ryIcE,
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School Entertainment.

INHE Friends Of Education and the public
Il generally are respectfully and cordially
invited to an Exhibition of the School taught
by Miss LIZZIE ]. MATTHEWS, ON n
Monday Eres,ing, he I'd Of february,
in the new ''west End Public School Rooms.
both Of which win be thrown into one. thus
afording ample and comfortable accommoda.
ton to all who may be kind enough to favor
the children with their presence. A small
admission fee will be charge for the benefit Of
the school. Adults 20 cts. Children 10 e,s.
Doors open at ! O'Clock. Ian al
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FOR SALE.

"A good Brood Mare, well broken; -
"A also one Colt Sugars old, sound0 u
and gentle and drives well. Apply ~
to John SVkEo =
Jan 3l-3tA Houeksyille. Md.
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EXECUTORS SALE
A House and Lot.

YNHE undersigned, by virtue of the la.,
l. will and testament Of Adam Bower. A.
ceased, and OF the order Of the Orphans Com,
for Carroll county, will offer that part Of ths
real estate Of said deceased, which he had AZ.
yised TO his widow for life, (she being noSv
dead at Public Sale, to the highest bidder
on the premises, on
ISdt,Sciay, hegisfiuy Of FeLrua,y, 1871
at o'clock, p. NJ. This property 4 si,ua,s
in Myers District, Carroll county, ON IN
Turnpike road leading from Westminster ~
Littlestown, about ~ miles from Westmins,sr
and miles from the Union Mills, and In tbs
village Of Fairview, and contains
TWO ACRES OF LAND, MORE or LESS
The improvements on this 10, consist of N
two. story LOG HOUSE, with A -
basement story, Stable, Spring NS
House with Spring of excel r52 ~
lent and ncver-failiug water, u:
aud an abundance of Apple, Peach and other
fruit bearing trees; the land il in a hieh sia,a
Of cultivation and enclosed with good fence
The Terms IF Sale arc as toiiocs :-One.
third part Of the purchase money shall he na;J
by the purchaser TO the undersigned ON ,ho
day Of sale, or upon the ratification theresa
by the Orphans Court aforesaid, and ,hc roe.
idue in two equal payments, the one nayabjo
in one year, and the other PAYABLE IN tvso
years from the day Of sale, and the ered,
payments to be secured by the bonds or an
gle bills Of the purchaser with security 10 ha
approved Of by the undersigned. bearing In.
terest from the day Of sale
DANIEL J. GERMAN. Executor.
J. j. BAUNGARTSER, Solicitor. ian alt.
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Owing ID ne sudden ffeezes ana shsss tbs
Water, our roads have been in Q worse eondi;
ZION than for many years past. ~. {, q
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The number of Blk introduced "a eos-
eresg .Irsady and printed d stated p b
10 lhouend.
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Next Monday will be bnsy dag in West
minister. The County Commissioners, Agri-
cultural Society and School Commissioners
meet stsf IA 4aaa
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

A Valuable Tract of Land, on the West.
"A minister Turnpike, leading to Reisters.
town, containing SS Acres, 10 or 10 Acres in
Wood. Adjoins lands Of Jeremiah Babylon,
Peter Flater and others. Any one wishing TO
purchase can call on Michael Hilbert, No. lOI
North Gay Street, Baltimore, or Peter Woods
near the property. ian 3I.tt.
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MORTGAGES SALE
ESTATE.

YNiiE undersigned, by virtue OF power
a contained in Mortgage made to him by
George Breithaupt and wife, dated April 10,
1871, and recorded among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records of Carroll county, in Liber
J. b: b., No. ., Folio "a, &c, will offer the
Land named in said Mortgage, at Public Sale,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Wednesday, the III day Of March, 1871,
at > o'clock, p. NJ. This land is situate in
Manchester District, Carroll county, Nd, on
the public road leading from Manchester to
Westminster, about halfa mile from Manches.
ter, and near the residence Of Jacob W Bor-
ing, Esq, and contains E.l
. II acres OF LAND,
more or less Tho improvements on this
property consist Of a two. story l<9A-0
Log House, Log Barn, Hog III -
Pen, Spring House with Spring ~ slA
of excellent and never failing
water, and an abundance of Apple and Peach
Trees, Grape Vines, &c. This land is in a.
productive state and enclosed with good fences.
The Terms Of Sale are Cash
JACOB BENTZ, Mortgage.
J. j. BAuAGARTSEg, Solicitor.
HESRr MoTTrR, Auctioneer. ian ats
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DKaMATIc CLuB.-A meeting Of those a.
vorable 70 the formation Of Dramatic Club
was held on Monday night, and the officers
chosen. We learn that Il is their intention
shortly after Easter to give several exhihi-
tons.
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The Taylor Manufacturing Company have
got their new engine IN working ordsr. The
engine also heats the wooden buildings BY
steam which greatly decreases the risk from
fire.
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0YsrER SuPFER.--The Sabbath School Aid
Society, Of Freedom Me. Church, will hold
an oyster supper at Mr.. Lewis Selby's house,
opposite Mr., Joshua Frizzells, Eldersburg,
on Wednesday afternoon and evening, Feb.
9TH. Doors open at o'clock The public
are cordially and earnestly requested to at.
tend. Proceeds for the benefit Of the school.
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FEsrIyAI--The ladies Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, Of this city, viii hold
festival and furnish a supper on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, the 4th and 9Th Of
February, in Odd Fellows Hall. Oysters,
poultry, ice cream, &c, will be provided.
kvery possible effort will be made to promote
the comfort and enjoyment Of all who favor
them with their patronage. issa az <
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE LITTLE FARM.

I'HE subscribers, as Executors of Lewis
u Wampler, deceased, viii sell at Public
Sale, ON the premises, on
Saturday, he sIU day Of February, 1911,
at O'Clock, p. NJ, that desirable little Farm,
lying on the Western Maryland Railroad, and
directly ON the county road Leading from West
minister TO Manchester, about miles East
OF Westminster, adjoining lands of Airhart
Winters, and others, containing about
SOACRES of LAND.
more or less. The improvements consist of
Q large comfortable two-story
DWELLING HOUSE, large AH1N-l
Bank Barn, Spring and Smoke MXlR
House, Wagon Shed, Corn L. 3s;5-
House and all other necessary out.buildines,
with water convenient, and an Orchard OF
choice fruit in good bearing condition, with
sufficient quantity Of Timber ON said farm.
Terms Of Sats.--0ne. third cash the bal
ance in one aud two years, the purchaser to
give notes with approved security bearing in.
tercst from day Of sale
LYDIA WAMPLER.
JN0. I. WAMPLER,
JAN Sl-ts Executors
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DENISE or A Coon ciTrzES.-Mr. Samuel
Anders, Of Union Bridge, well known to the
travelling community as the first conductor Of
the Western Maryland Railroad, died on Tues
day last. In August, 1858, Mr.. Anders was
injured by the breaking down Of bridge near
washed out by freshet, from the effects Of
citizen, and by his gentlemanly bearing drew
around him host Of friends. n u sst
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-01-31

CESTESARr N. Z. CHrRcH.-SundAy, Feb.
LIST, preaching by the pastor, Rev. c. Her
bert richardson, at l0l, A. NJ, subject Of SER
the Sacrament Of the Lords supper. Even
ing o'clock, lecture and concert service
Subject Of lecture, Moses; The Name Of God
Revealed; The Mission of Moses to Egypt.
All are invited.
Monday next IS Ground Hog day. Keep
sharp watch for him
Rain, hail and snow on Tuesday, Wednes-
day was real March day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-25

TOD0cCOas
ar DRUMS CELEBRATED SUBTLE
EOTwist
SO eaddies "Finxar Brother "NAvies,
30 Monitor Navy,
rs Bright twist and pounds,
In store and for sale by -
TObaCCOe,
U Half boxes Diamond Moist
Gold Leaf
c Clinton Moist.
Saratoga
Drums California Pear, Fig style
10 Golden Clean
10 Jubilee
6 Tornado,
InEtore and for.sals by