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the condition on which the exemption is MADE 10
depend is that the formula shall be published on thc
label and the Dspensatory or Pbarmacop9ia, or
Pharmaceutical Journal or other standard medical
authority where such formula is published, shall De
distinctly referred to on the label. In the second
case no proprietorshp must be claimed, ana 10 re-
move all semblance of any claim to proprietorship
or claim to have any private formula, or occult 30
cret OF art for making preparing the same, tne
maker compOuDder must publish on his labels tne
exact formula which he uses, 80 that the meuicina
article may be free and open to the trade !. they see
fit to make compound the same article. me
formulas in all cases must be pubnshed In FORM anu
in manner, and indicated by such weights ana
measures as are generally adopted in the standard
medical authorities.
Interesting arguments made before the Commis-
soner OF Patents to-day in regard TO the patent for the
quadruplex Instrument invented by Mr. Eison for mu'-
tplyiug the capacity Of telegraph wires Senator ConK
ling represented the Western Unon Company OK tne'r
electrician George sB. Prescott; and H. b. Latrope Vi
Baltimore the Automatic Company. The latter compa'
ny asserts that Mr. Edson the inventor has assgnedpo
Mr. Harrington It's representative two-thirds lhteres
all his patents while Mr. Prescott pleads the validity
of contract made with Mr. Edison IN the summer ot
1874 for the exclusive right to the quafrupc nstr
aoo one I; but when he closed, tho Commissioners OF
Patents nated that he should issue the patent to the
inventor and allow the rival companies to light out the
question ut issue between them In the courts.
The statemeut that the Louisiana Committee, who
begin tomorrow their arbitration IN New York, had ex
the opinion that the result would be to asceI
tain that the Conservatives have but meager majority
the Louisiana Legislature Is manifesty Incorrect
The full Committee have already stated that the
accounts OF the Returning Board fraudulent The
majority OF the Committee united 10 the opinion that
the Conservative had elected 20 OF majority OF the
House. Iu view OF the fact that tho Committee nave
not since their return Washington made any new in
vestigaon into the matter 1t ls plain tnat they could
have received new night on the SUBJECT, ana nave
therefore been misrepresented.
In accordance with the custom OF notifying TO the
sovereign upon Withdrawing Minister from Euro
pean Court, the President will address autograph
letter to the Emperor Of Austria acquantng him with
the fact OF Mr.. Jays retracy Minister Orth, his sue
cesso Is making his arrangements 10 leave Tor Austria
Alexander H. White exmember Of Congress from Ala.
bama has been appointed by the Attorney General to
supernteud prosecutions against voators OF the laws
OF the United States IN the South, appropriation OF
5000 for that purpose having recently been made by
Congress
Secretary Bristow will probably to morrow Issue his
formal order calling in sOOOoOOo Of Fgethiry bonds.
The numbers and dates OF such bonds are not yet known
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
WORK OF THE SENATE.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS OF NEw-YORK CITY FUNDS
THE GENERAL SAVINGS BANKS BILL

INTEREST ON DEPOSITS OF NEw-YORK CITY FUNDS
THE GENERAL SAVINGS BANKS BILL
ALBANY, March 10.-The contempt case re-
duced Legislative proceedings to narrow compass to-
day. Nothing else accomplished in the House. Ia
the seuate tue day taken up with the discussion Of
financial questions. The first OF these the b In
lation to interest deposits OF the NewYOrk City
funds. The Committees amendment, which requires
that not less than three per cent interest SHALL
be paid to tie city, was opposed by Senators
johnson, Lanng, Gross, and Parmenter. on the
ground that the city should be allowed TO regulate this
matter for itself. Senators Woodin and Dickinson
charged that the DILL merely attempt to tinker
the charter, so as to meet a special exeeDcy in the
money market. No conclusion was reached The Gene
raj Savings Banks bill was debated at considerable
length the discussion being occupied mostly with the
expedency of giving deposors interest in the sur
plus Senator Woodin instanced in is favor the action
OF bank OF which he is director which pays higher
rate OF to depostors who were such whiie the
surplus was earned,
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
NO ELECTION OF GOVERNOR BY THE
PEOPLE

THE EFFECT OF RETURNS FROM THE BACKWOODs-
$50 TOWNS GIVE CHENEY 52S PLURALITY, But
LEAVE HIM IN THE MINORITY by 145 VOTES
COMPLEXION OF THE LEGISLATURE AND con-
GREssIoNAL DELEGATION UNCERTAINTIES FOR
MER CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIEs-Tw0 con-
GREssMEN CLAIMED BY THE DEMOCRATS.
CONCORD, March 10.-The Granite state has again
shown that it is the only State in the Union where
one cannot tell who is to be Governor even after
the election The Republicans, who were at fever
heat last evening had considerable to do to cool oil
to-day; but the news helped wonderfully, and by
nightfall they were well over their cnthusi-
asm. The reason for the change in the outlook.
the Republicans say, is simply that the reaction in
the backwoods was by means as strong ~ in tha
cities and on the lines of the railroads It is pc
culiarity of New Hampshire election returns that,
as they are received, the Republican majority goes
on increasing until II O'Clock or midnight, after
which it begins TO diminish by degrees and grow
beautifully less. Last evening the returns at mid
night showed that Person c. Cheney, the Republi-
can candidate for Governor, had gained nearly
5000 over the Republican vote Of last year,
and he had only to gain 800 more Had the ratio OF
gain held out he would have been elected. Man
chester gave Mr.. Cheney more than was expected,
but Portsm outh gave 500 majority for the Demo-
Gratis
The latest returns from go towns and wards COM
pare as follows with the Gubernatorial vote of last
year, showing Republican gain of 1893 votes;
1873. lS74.
Cheney Rapl. .3s2j5 NcCutchtns (Rep). .3JAI
Roberts (Dsm) ).......S77H Weston DEM. .,.3i,5T
ssoterns @os; pSS oaa seateTng sisa%r W.o3 1908
Cheney's majority Robert, 52S; majority VI tho
combined opposition vote Cheney, 1i5.
The Monitor Rep.) claims the State-house by IS
majority. but the Democrats think they will have
as many The Patriot DEM says that tho Repub-
lcans have five State Senators. and tho Democrats
five, with two districts in doubt, and that the Demo-
Gratis have o majority in the House OF Re-
prasentatives. The Patriot also claims tho
election of Frank Jones Dom) and Bell
(Dem) to Congress- with the lid District
in doubt. The People (Deml also claims q substan-
tial victory for its party with the exception of tho
lid Congressional District, which il considers
doubtful. One reason of the uncertainty Of tho
State Hiuse of representatives is that Democrats
replace Republicans aud rics rersd. Re-
publican and Democratic Representatives be-
ing returned from towns in which it would
never have been supposed thut such a result could
have been possible. A large number Of representa-
tves will be new men. The Republicans captured
most of the Prohibition vote Adyices from Massa-
chusetts say that both Roberts tDem) and Cheney
Qeep.) claim the State.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
TIE ICE ON THE sCHUYLKILL.

PHILApELPHIA, March 10.-There has been
little change In the condition Of the schuykiIl River.
This morning there sign whatever OF freshet.
The haw during tho past two days has been slight
and has caused pcrccptibe rise The depth Of
water on the Farmount dam Is only few inches, and
the Ice above 10 intact far up the falls Pedcsri
ans cross without danger or Inconvenience In respect
10 the proposed blasting operations nothing now Is
kuown 6ome OF the mill owners ut Msnayunk propose
taking the matter In hand but they have done nothing
rs yet The danger OF ice gorge IL not imminent.
9one Of the and other Interested parties
weut up To Manayunk ibis morning. bnt t 10 not stated
for what purpose. From present appearances there
NOT much prospect OF freshet until general thaw
takes place.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE STAMP TAX ON MEDICINES.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, March TO- 1875

WAsHINGTOk WtuHcsuHJI DiHIVu ~, Io'o'
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has de-
cided. with reference to the tax upon medicines
under the law of Feb g. 1875, that two classes here
toforc held to be liable to the stamp tax condi
tionally exempted: First, officinal medicines, or
medicines made and compounded according to
formulas published in authorized standard medical
authorities, but which have heretofore been put up
in style O. manner similar to that of patent pro-
prietary medicines IN general second, medicines
unoficinal, or made and compounded according TO
unpvbljshSd fogmulss In the frst of these caseA.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March I0.-The Senate, in
Executive session. to-day confirmed the following nom

inatons:
To Edward T. Small gaDsor Ne Bgjamin
Wis; Charles H. Bn kslrigh " Z.
Collectors Of Internal ReyenuA Rsnaer Second District Of
south Carolina Howard Knowles, hhh Dsnet Of Illinois
Low. J: J. Aathess at Lyons. Iowa J W.. Ferguson
Neie Wis T. flasher at Sparta, Wis; Charles Seymour
La Cross Via Patterson at Crestpe, 0bo j. s. Hull New
PHILADELPHIA Ohio; Thomas Hammond at heConnevle, Oboi "
b. smith Mldlepo Ohio; Thomas NJ Low Jas
MulneauI at GslpO oh,O Mcclure Wooster Quo; j. a.
Canton IL; H. A. Patterson Jsmesve is; g. g.
Crawford at Brunswick Me-; T. Hamilton Biddepor, Me- j.
Martin Montgomery. AonIo Webster at OsDgebargs C.
Arm bamae N. Bepjsmin VI the ~ Artillery to
be A,ssat t.utGeasra. with the r.ai Of hsor' Majors
william ID. Whpple aud Caaneey Mekeeyer " be Assistant
with the rank OF LeuesaDCOloae Col james b.
Fry be Assistant with the rank OF coone Note
named the
that . rank 70 be determined By date VI APPOINTMENT and the
date vacancy promotion Second Leuensu H. r. Pasr
O. Best IT, Geo w. De.aer. ID r. Bumham Geo. Love.
Charles and Knssburv TO be Hs, Leueasns In
srmy Pr VIM Harper w. Van Reed Chsnd
Ter r. Esio and Joseph ssng. " Be Captains the Capt
Wm siy,y MAJOR Wm H. Iinaay from large. CaL
Ohio Geo Rousseau Of kentsesy be Second Lsaen.
apts in the aYpy.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
GEN. SHERIDAN IN WASHINGTON.


CALL OF TIE LIEUT. GENERAL on THE PRESIDENT
THE SITUATION MUCH IMPROVED IN LOUISIANA
NOT YET QUIET ENOUGH FOR THE RECALL OF
TROOPs-GEN. SHERIDAN TO RETURN TO NEW
ORLEANS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WAsIIINGToN, March i0--Lieut Gen. Sheridan
arrived in Washington this morning, ard early in
the day called at the White House, where he had q
long interview with the President, The CONVERSE
ton was principally in regard to the con-
dition Of affairs in Louisiana, and tho Lieu
tenant General is understood to have assured
the President that within the last three weeks a
marked changed for the better has taken place in
that State The excitement which was so high our
ing January has greatly subsded, aud Gen. Sheri-
dan apprehends no future interference with the
Kellogg Government. The continued presence OF
troops is, however, considered desirable as a
measure Of proper precaution. The General, it is
understood, believes that the proposed Wheeler
compromise win be fully accepted Notwithstanding
the opposition it has met, and that it is the best
remedy for the unhappy condition OF affairs IN
Louisiana.
Gen. Sheridan received q great number of calls
this evening from army officers and others Having
transacted his business with the President, he Will
leave Washington tomorrow to return to New
Orleans first visiting Chicago. He will remain in
the South as long as he deems his presence there
necessary.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
NEW-HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
PARTIAL REPUBLICAN VICTORY

PARTIAL REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
NO ELECTION OF GOVERNOR BIZ THE PEoPTE-
TWO DEMOCRATS AND ONE REPUBLICAN, E1xCTKD
TO CoNGREss-A REPUBLICAN HOUSE or REPIH-
sENrATIvEs - POSSIBLE ELECTION OF MR..
CHENEY BY THE LEGISLATURE.
The latest returns from New-Hampshirc mate
rally change the indications Of Tuesday night. bus
leave the Republicans with some hopes OF having
their candidate for Governor elected by the Legis-
lature. An unusually large vote was polIed.
and the Republicans gained nearly 5000
votes. In $50 towns Mr.. Cheney, tho
Republican candidate for Governor, has
apuralty Of only SO votes but lacks 500 Of eqnang
the vote Of his opponents. The Ist and Id Con-
gressonal Districts are reported as returning re-
spectiyely Frank Jones and Samuel N
Bell Doth Democrats) to the XLIVth Congress.
while the lid District Is said to have elected Henry
W. Blair (Rep) The Lower House Of the Legisla-
ture Is Republican by small majority. Tho Senate
is evenly divided, two districts falling to make
choice.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11

well supplied T. will be impossible to state when to
sumption will take place. Tae operators VIII nave !"
make the first advance. .,,,,
On TUESDAY evening nj u O'Clock about 100 Molly
MaCuires passed through Ashton, near bnm'nit mn,
all armed, some with ubs, others with pistols anu su
and all masked They were search OF Luxe bweeny
who, they claim, working backlee nc ~. III
several Others notified To cease work OF !akr az,
consequences. aud tney promised TO do 10 In order
20 save their lives.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
rxplOsroN OF PfREpAMP.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, March 10.-An explosion
OF 1re-lamp occurred in Baltimore Shaft No. Ns'
night Doors blown Of their hinges, nmpef'
knocked down, and other damage done to the NINE
Thomas, James o. Donnpll, and Michael McCue WEI
seriously burned and other miners were snRnS
hmm
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, March f0.-The President sent

the following nominations the Senate this afternoon
Buraham Kinsmsu 10 be u \ Distne; Jadge Western
District and Capt JOAN Beaumont W be Commodore
n ~ v. Z Nsvy.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11

PHILADELPHIA March 10.-The municipal election
In election IA Republicans
and DsIDos Coass las. Tss Dsus
ssps sIssssf Q Tpssss - Asssssss
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
THE LATEST RETURNS.

MR. CHENEY IN THE MINORITY by BETWEEN o0C
AND 200 vOTEs-TwO DEMOCRATS AND ONE RE-
PUBLICAN ELECTED TO CONGRESS THE INDICA-
TIoNs IN FAVOR OF REPUBLICAN IEGIsLA
TURE AND THE ELECTION OF MR.. CHENEY AS
GOVERNOR.
CONCORD, March 10.-Returns from all but
eight towns OF the State received at the As
socated Press office here. The footing OF these towns
aud wards 50 compare follows with the vote Of ls7+
1875. 1874.
White lProJ s7s Blackmer P'ol{ -. 2o77
These figures show a not R'puOIicau Gain of 2s27
votes but leave Mr.. Cheney 59J in the minority; bis
plurality over Roberts 49, The towns yet to be hoard
from gave last year. McCutchns Rap). 2sl Weston
Dem) S13: scattering. 70 Adding last yoar's vote 10
these towns makos the Republican net 27ss. and
Cheney's minority ga.
The footings from the Congressional districts eece
Jones DemJ by Az plurality In the Ist Bel Dem) ia
the lid District ny l54 plurality aud Blair cp) IN tho
Hid District by rs plurality.
Estimating four towns Ia Coos Couaty. not returned
10 give the same vote last year, the Rpubc,us have
O majority in the st e House. but the exact figures cam
not be given. They claim a majority OF from TO H.
The foongs of the several Senatorial districts indicate
that they stand as follows:
No. G-Repubcan. NO; ;nit-K 'puDneao'
Ut-D2mOcrat. iS-hcpuoicao'
IV-No choice. A-N'PnDllc1n.
y-Republicau. Al-D2mo'rat.
VI-DemOcrat Ail-DsmoctaI
This leaves the Senate with five Republicans and I've
ID D,mocrats to Districts having choice.
There Is no election OF Governor by the people. and
the duty OF selection will devove upon the lie gsature
which will doubtless elect Mr. Cheney, the Republican
candidate. The Democrats claim majority In tho
Couuc though the districts have not been figured upon
su u.ciently determine the suit. The vote Ia the
State yesterday Is said to have been the largest
polled
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11
THE GRADUAL FADING OF REPUBLICAN
HOPES,


TIE OVERWHELMING VICTORY or TUESDAY
NIGHT MoRE AND MORE DOUBTFUL As LATER
RETURNS ARE RECEIvED-UNCERTAINTY or THE
RESULT FOR GovERNoR-THE LEGIsLATURB
CLosE-oNE REPUBLICAN AND ONE DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSMAN ELECTED-TBE SECOND DISTRICT
CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES
CONCORD, March 10-l45 a. m.-The vote OF
1sl towns for Governor compares follows with the
vote OF the towns last year. showing net gain for
Cheney Rep.) Of Ais votes:
1873. 1874.
Cheney Rep1.. .296G8 McCutchus fkep).. 10y
Roberts tDetn). .1s,sss Weston Ncm) ...-;.
White ProJ ....l .oo 80. Blackmer Pro.D.... lN5
scattering..... wv Scattering. g.........S -
A. N-Fifty-nine townsi In she fss Disfnes rvs
whitehouss (Bep.), s,s9s votes; Jones (Demb W.
scattering 1884, Whole number Of towns 10 sne 0stnct
q. Thirtyone to~ MS In the lid copgrsssionsi Dsnes
give Pike Qsep) Ash Bell tDem)' HoeA Aesea-
er tProJ 80 Forty -nve towns 10 the id Dsssss ave
Blair RepJ 14s2 votes; Kent tDeml' 7'ossi scatter
Ing &c.
f the election somewhat making what at sn earlier
hour seemed an overwhelming Republican victory
r.,h.r doubtful Returns from the Congressional Dis
,rets are meager and insufficient to indicate results
New-York tribune., 1875-03-11

~ osvssaA SA0s
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NO. l54S EQUITY.
Ut. ~. ~

NO. 1913 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
George A. Flckinger, Trustee, VS.. George
Wilt.
ORDERED this Sd day of August, A. D.,
" 1875, that the sales Of the personal prop.
erty made and reported in the above cause
by George A. Flickinger, Trustee, under and
by virtue of Deed Of Trust from George
Wilt to him, be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the 18th day Of September next; pro.
vided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Carroll county, Ma.
yand, once n week for three successive
weeks, previous TO the Both day of August
inst.
The report states the amount Of sales of the
personal property to be Sl23.6S,
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the CT. Court,
True eopy,-Test:
aug 7-at FRANZ 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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Dividend Notice.

Farmers aud Mechdnics Nat. Bank
Of Wesimiaster.
Vsstninster, Nd, July Sfst, 1875.
YHE President and Board of Director,
Il have this day declared a semi.annu
dividend Of -Four per cent. on the capitoI
Stock Of this Bank, payable on and after
August 10TH 1875.
State taxes paid by the Bank.
A. ID. SCHAEFFER,
aug Est Cashier.
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TO VIRGINIA..

CHEAP, Pleasant, and profitable Homes,
~ in the best farming district Of Virginia,
known as the renowned Piedmont section on
the upper James River Valley, west Of Rich.
mond. For further information, address
WIN. A. PARSONS,
Sheriff Of GoochIand county, Va, for Pam.
phlet containing full particulars. je 1s-Sm.
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Building Association Notice.

THE officers and members Of Carroll
a Building Association, Except Females
and Colored persons,) are hereby notified ia
attend the sixth annual meeting of said
Association, at Central Hall, on he f?h
instant, al 8 o'clock, r. M for the election Of
officers to manage the affairs of the Associa.
ton for the ensuing year. The treasurers and
secretary's report will also be read. BY order
Of the Board Of Directors
IRA 4. GROUSE, President.
n. |. GoRsucm, Secretary. aug 7-2t
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Charles b. Roberts and Charles I. Reifsni.
der, Trustees, VS.. Stephen 0ursler
and wife.
ORDERED this 3D. day of August, A. d.
" 1875, that the sales Of the Real Estate
made and reported in the above cause by
Charles B. Roberts and Charles T. Reifsnider,
Trustees, under and by virtue of deed OF
trust from Stephen 0urslcr and Hannah Our.
sler his wife, to them, be finally ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the eth day of September
next provided copy of this order be in.
serted in some newspaper published in Car.
roll county, Maryland, once a week for three
successive weeks previous to the S0th day Of
August instant.
The report states the amount of sales OF
the real estate to be Sl35i.G0.
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge OF the CT. Court.
True copy,-Test:
aug 7.3t FRANK. 7, SHAW, Clerk.
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Grand Tournament.

THE Tournament Association intend hold.
4 ing a Tournament near Freedom, AUG.
18th, 1915, at which there will be two classes
of Knights, first, those who have never crown.
ed Queen or Maid Of Honor. Second,
those who have.
Prizes will be given to the first class, con.
sisting of PITCHER to the first Knight,
GOBLET to the second, and NAPKIN
RING to the third
The knights are hereby requested to send
TO the Secretary BY the 10th of August Adj,
mission fee for Knights S1.5O. Admittance
to the grounds free. The public are cordially
invited. Refreshments and horse feed can
be procured on the ground
BY order Of the Committee.
july302t J. W. STEELE, Secretary.
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BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, Letters 1'estamenta.
ry on the estate Of
SARAH HAINES,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscribers
on or before the First day of March, 1876;
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 I'd day Of An.
gust, 1875.
HASHABIAH HAINES,
aug At Executor.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Estate Of Darid W. Hcuek, deceased.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County, June
Term, 1876.
nN application it is ordered this Sd day Of
~ August, 1875, that the sale of part Of
the undevised the Real Estate of David W.
Houck, late of Carroll county, decd. made
by Francis I. Houck, Andrew j. Houck and
Melchour +. Allgire, Executors of the last
Will and Testament of said deceased. and
this day reported to this Court by the said
Executors, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause be shown to the contrary, on before the
9th Monday, Both day of August, infant |;
provided copy of this order be inserted for
three successive weeks in some newspaper
printed and published in Carroll county, be.
fore the said 9TH Monday, Both day Of August,
instant. The Executors report the sale OF
part of the undeyised Real Estate Of said
deceased, consisting of "a acres, 8 roods and
10 perches of land, more or less, situated in
Carroll county, sold at public sale for the
gross sum Of two thousand one hundred aud
seventy three dollars and fifteen cents. 49,.
173.15.)
True eopy-test,
HENRY L. BELTZ,
ang ~ Register of Wills.