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ORDINANCE NO. 4S.

A \ Ordinance to prevent boys and others
"A from jumping on and off Railroad Cars
IN the Corporation OF Westminster, &c.
SECTION l. BE Il enacted aud ordained Jv
The Mayor and Common Council Of Westmia.
ster That it shall not be lawful hereafter for
any boy, young man or other person to jump
reeklessly and without cause on or of any
railroad car or engine in the limits OF the
Of Westminster or to behave in
a rude and disorderly manner on the plato m
OF SAID railroad, or in the vicinity thereof
when railroad trains are passing, whereby
any person may be injured or in danger Of
being injured, under the penalty OF one dol.
lar for each and every offence, and costs OF
suit; be recovered, on conviction thereof,
before any Justice Of the Peace in the CITY o t
Westminster, and that this Ordinance shall
take effect from the date Of its passage,
Passed March 18th, 1875.
DAVID F0wBLE, MAYOR.
W. II. RrPPARD, Clerk. mar Is 4,
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Il win take soptics keen" 10 determine
which Of these officials carries the greatest
weight ofHoral eulpabilisy on account Of
the military post traderships Belknap
confessed to the Fort sin affair, and is now
in disgrace. Evidence almost as conelu-
sive as confession itself has been furnished
Of President Grants completely in other
post tnderships, BY the Presidents broth
er, 0rvil Grant. He testified before Mr..
Clymer's committee that the President
notified him Of vacancies at certain mill
tary posts, and that he obtained the ira
derships at four Of these posts for other
men, to whom he farmed them out In con-
sideratien Of receiving half the profits
What reasonable doubt eau there be that
il was through the Presidents influence
that he obtained themg There Is no evil
dence that the President shared in these
profits with his brother, but is there any
that he did not? Herein lies the only
difference between the case Of Belknap aud
that Of the President the one, we
have the positive evidence Of confession;
in the other, evidence which is strongly
presumptive. This is the only or the chief
difference. If Belknap is disgraced, so is
the President, in the judgment Of all fair
minded and right thinking men. Grant.
ism has become the synonym of roguery,
and bywOrd and reproaeh throughout
the country. The pride of the country is
humbled, in this the hundredth year of its
existence, BY the venality Of its high off,
Gals. Radicalism has done all this. Il
has placed and sustained these men in
Office, but Radiealism is not guilty It
aims to continue its sway by the selection
of other men of the same Radical type,
but Radicalism is pure, and may be trust
ed with another lease Of power by the
people Rogues are the rule and honest
men the exception, under the present Ad.
ministration, but "the hair of the dog is
good for the bite, and Radicalism invites
the people to make the application. 1t is
in no way responsible for the malpractices
which have sprung up everywhere under
its fostering care, but pure and spotless,
the party of .great moral IDEAS" and
worthy of implicit confidence Give it
one more trial-just one mOrO--and you
shall witness the magical force Of the vir-
tue of Radicalism, which viii transform
this country into perfect Utopia VIII
the people follow, where Radicalism leads,
like beasts to the slaughter? We shall
soc
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NO. 1000. EQUITY.


In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Mary Nicodemus, by David Nicodemus her
husband and next friend, Va. George p Al.
baugh, Executor Of Ann Poulson, deceased.
and Others.
nRDERED this 18th day Of March. A. ID.
~ 1876 that the sale made and reported by
George p. Albaugh, trustee for the sale az
the real estate Of Ann Poulson, deceased. be
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 2ist day of April next Provided COPY
OF this order be inserted in some nesspaper
published in Carroll county, once in each Of
Of April next -"'
The report states the amount OF sale IN be
Sl260.00. w "
~ FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,--Tes,:
mar 1851 FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE.

HNHE subscriber will sell at public nj 4
4 his residence, half a mile noAhsa Z
Houekwille, on
Saturday, the s5h day Of INarek, Aln
al o'clock, D. m., the Following A
personal property, TO wit.-0ns0
Brood Mare, nine years old; oteu 10
brood SOW and shoats, l two.horse n'a
spring wagon, buggy and harness, 2 VT I
heavy breechbands, collars, brides risdui
two-horse furrow plows, 2 doubls ibus
plows, single shovel pillow, 2.hone euhu.s
corn shelter, one spring tooth hore nh
good as new; stonebed, lot Of old iron, n
many other articles too numerous to nenhz
TERhs.-All sums OF s. and under sss;
on all sums above IS credit Of four nans
will be given, purchasers giving their ~
with approved security bearing Interest tHs
day OF sale. No property to be removals.
til settled for.
mar ls.td BENJAMIN BROW
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DIED.

On Thursday last. at Carrollton, John Mar
lin Wolfe, in the saith year Of bis age
On the l21h instant, in Baltimore county
near the Carroll county line, Daniel Hare,
aged IS years and Is days.
In Baltimore, after n severe Illness OF hve
weeks Of Inflammation of the brain, Isaac
Nelson Perkins, in the 2sth year Of his age,
brother OF J. W. Perkins, Esq. Of this city.
On the slh inst, in Hanover Pa, Mrs.
MARY NJ. Melsheimer, widow Of Rev. John
+. Melsheimer. aged 81 years, 10 months
and q days
On the stk inst, in this county, Edward ).
Garrett, aged 20 years and month.
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MARRIED.

On sunday, l2th instant, near Tannery i.
o., hy Rev. ". Mex. Hammack, John W.
Lowe and Nancy l. Switxer, both 81 THIS Co'
On Tho 10th uls., by Rev. W. Il. hetler-
man. Adam Snyder and Miss Mary Ann
SNYDER. both OF dis county.
ON the i2sb inst, by Rev. Jacob Seehler,
Jesse A. Heldebridle, Of this county. and
MIS- Frttah Croul, Of Adams county, Pa.
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Notice to Creditors.


NOTICE is hereby given that the sa' :,
~ beers have obtained from the Orpia
Court Of Carroll county, letters Ies'an"
tary on the Personal Estate Of
FREDERICK HELwlG,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. AnRS.s
having claims against the deceased arr ~ Ivy
warned to exhibit the same with the soses'.
THEORETICALLY authenticated to the saO'e ~.
on or before the l4th day Of Octops'I ~, ~
they may otherwise by law be ercluaea - y.
all benefit Of said estate. Those inden's"
requested to make immediate payment 4
Given under our hands this IAN aF
March, 1876.
JOSEPH HELWlGt,
HENRY c. HELWit,
mar lS.4ts kxeca'on
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The only Presidential candidates abous
whom there i any newspaper talk now are
Bristow and Blaine. All the rest have
not been spoken Of since the BsIknap En-.
plosion- There are about Ten votes for
Bfistov @ every one for Blaiss, says the
New York 75i5uas. What win our Ma.
ryland Republicans DO. If Blaine should
not be the mang They would an be lefi
out in the cold They had better east
about 10 time and see whether they are
not upon the wrong scent.
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NO INA EQUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll count,
Henry c. Bennett, VS.. Virginia Z. BaHe|
widow, and others.
ORDERED this 18th day OF March, y
~ 1876, that the sale made and repcnN;,
the above cause, by Charles I. Reiisaidst'
John Diehl, Trustees, appointed BY as
cree passed in the above cause, 70 ssl
real estate therein decreed to be sold, v :
nally ratified and confirmed, unless cas-. 81 !
the contrary be shown on or before The y
day Of April, next; provided . eeYy q M =
order be inserted in some newspaper PaAis
ed in Carroll county, Maryland, oaee y. =.
for three successive weeks previous 10 'hs |"
day Of April, next
The Report states the amount Of sale w
500.
FRANK I. SHAW, Claa
True eopy,-Test:
mar 1881 FRASE t. SHAw, Clen
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. Geo. W. Anderson, Of Uniontown,
having accepted a call from New Jersey, will
preach his farewell sermon at Bausts Church,
next Sabbath, 18th instant, at 2 o clock, and
in the evening at Pleasant Valley; also at
Winters Church near New Windsor, on Sab
bath morning at 10 o. clock, the 18th instant,
and at Mt. Union Church ut 2o'clock the
same day.
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FURNITURE

Of all kinds, Newell Posts, B.lu,,,n !,
Hand Rail worked To order.
Repairing, Upholstering, &c., q
done at the shortest notice. Being ma.
Cabinet Makerss and having had ses,.s ~
experience, are confident that We "a ~
all orders entrusted to US at pricestsa0,b
the lowest profit. Special indueene,
young housekeepers.
Also will keep constantly on hAnd n
the latest and most improved styles
COFFINS AND CAsKEn,
which will be furnished at the shorsa II,
and funerals served.
All work guaranteed to give ndd,s,
and at the lowest prices. A call / r,se
fully solicited to examine our stock sud y.
before purchasing elsewhere.
SAMUEL V. BANKER
WILLIAM II. FOWLER
mar ls.Sm
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll Oog M
John Henry Hoppe, Mortgage, rs p'n'
H. Lester and wife, Mortgage n
ORDERED this 18th day OF Mareh, IN
~ 1875, that the account OF the Aa- -.
filed in this cause, be finally ratihed sai y, -
firmed, unless cause to the contrary va XVI
be shown, on or before the I'd DAY o "a
next; provided a copy Of this order q 4. III. Il
ed for two successive weeks before ~ |,
named day 10 some newspaper pann'a''
Carroll county. az c,.,t
True copy,-Test; c,.,.
mar 1924 FRAsK I. sHAH' o's''- --
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PUBLIC SALE

DE HsdHesday, March %, at 10 o,s,ocl
- =. Az, OF Horses, Cattle, farm. n
n;, M implements, and household fur &C
n.n.' , near Pleasant Valley the W--X
p p.,,;en o. Frederick Helwig, deceased For
Joseph HELwIG.
ma,,s.o,. HENRY c. HELWiG.
Execufors
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No. l5s5 EQUITY.

NJ. 1000 ERtti :, .,,tt
liz the Circuit Court for Carroll eos'y ,p
Samuel Petry, Mortgage, VI. Si'noh
and wife, Mortgagors IN
ORDERED this 18th day Of Maren, . AM
" 1876, that the account Of tns e. aS eor
fled in this cause, be finally ratiiea ~, ,lLs,,d
frmed, unless cause 10 the contrary AM.
be shown, on or before the ID DAY =, IA,
next; provided copy of this orae. =, ,hs IA
ed for two successive weeks before ,:;.h,d b
named day in some newspaper PuO''''
' '' FRANK T. SHAW, cls"'
True copy.-Test: $50 c,srt.
mar 1874 FRASk ]. SHAW .'-'--.
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MILL FEEp.

y sa hand and for sal. 20 Tons Of B,.n and
{ on aIP maa, q hsnrosia Mills, Baltimore a's
m.,,ss, JOHN D. sHEARER !
80 Proprietor.
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RoR sALr

Il re- ,s,s Tons q Clover Hay a, REASONABLE.
ma, va, JANIS Riggs,
Westminster
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GARDENING.

Z ND 20 al c,hsr kinds Of day labo, don. :,
= reasonable rntes. Ord,rs 49, 49,, aYns NJ
We olles q he ApsorsTs a'ay % zen at
~. = FRANK NOEL
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TO THE PUBLIC /

YHE undersigned would most r,n..,,
4 inform the public that they Nm ~ I
chased the entire stock Of J. i gIot \
Son, on Main Street, westmin,t,, n
they will continue the business Is hsT,,.i.
and have constantly on hand and M ,
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The following extract from the annual re-.
port Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
Is OF interest to oar citizens The company )
lines have been extended from York, Pa, to
Frederick, Nd, under lease of the Freder.
lex 4 Pennsylvania Line, Hanover and York
and Littlestown railroads, covering "a miles
OF roadway. This line your company works
at cost and compensation for the use Of its
equipment. II runs through fine country,
and has already developed, in the first year
OF its operations, very satisfactory traffic
for the benefit Of your own line and also the
Northern Central Railway, with which it con-
meets at York, Pa.
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The Centennial In Maryland

THE passage Of the bill IN he L csssg.ssnsl
Il appropriaiing $l5, 900 Tor ne ~ ss a. o.
Celebration In Philadelphia enaDls s', S
dersigned TO commence me PM. pie scdIf
which, al this Ase day, will 7, Teq a,sts Nsf
effort and jealous corporation y , h,l Ur
lands representation what 4 ssoa rl, -
Ill further notice, the Office Of ne oo Z. Fxpr,s,
will be in the building Of the AdaVS,a uksr
COMPANY fup slairs), Bsltiwose,. VT s-.,,..,jou.
parties Interested will apply tos W.,
JOHN II. b. LATkssV,lpnfgR,
mar 1R.Af
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The bill legalizing the marriage of Joshua
Wisner and his step-daughter, passed the
House of Representatives on Tuesday night.
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At Mrs. Lydia Reayers sale, near fancy
town, on Tuesday, horses brought sill,
$50, and $40; one colt $50; cows ST9.50 and
$50; farming implements sold we'll
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LIxwooD IrExs.-The weather this week
has been Of an equinoctial character, a cold
rain set in this morning, (Thursday,l and at
noon the trees were completely laden with
ice, which it is feared will prove fatal to the
tender fruit.
Jonas Ebbert who recently sold his farm.
has since purchased of Jes. L. Haines, ten
acres of cleared land in good farming condi.
tion, at $50 per acre, upon which he is erect
ing substantial and suitable frame dwelling,
and other necessary outbuildings.
The extensive limestone quarries and lime
kilns belonging TO Jos. L. Haines, situated
within few hundred yards Of the railroad
here, have been rented to David Smelser.
who intends keeping constantly on, hand a
supply Of fresh burnt lime.
Farmers have commenced blowing in good
earnest, and if the weather permits oats seed.
ing will be done in ample time.
The growing grain presents an unusually
healthy and promising appearance.
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Mail CosTRAcrs. The following contracts,
OF interest to our readers, have been awarded:
--Freeland and Beckleysyille, John Whipper-
man, $3.50; Parkton and Hereford, J. L. Bull,
sl5o; Glencoe and Upperco, Z. P. jackson,
$Sis; Cockeysville and Mantau Mills, Alfred
Belt Reisterstown and Manchester, Jacob
Sellers, 1893; Westminster and Chambers
burg, y: Mcdonald, 1887; Hoods Mills and
Brookville, do, S9s3; Freedom aud Union
bridge, do. $e0ei Westminster and Freedom,
Jacob ID. Sellers, S240; Westminster and
Manchester, Adam Manger, sl45.
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The Amended Charter for this city has
passed the Legislature, subject to the accep-
lance or rejection Of the Mayor and City
Council to be chosen at the next election.
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Benjamin HalIeck has beer convicted
Of robbing she Treasury, at Washington
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the latest arrival, whose education 4 ah,.,, ~
commence IN Y. SIM. '' "
"a for Avery. safe In his prison.
y y for babcock. who should he An ht.,r
iof Colfax. Mobiiiers head man.
Deiano who swindled The red man q.
ior Emma" on England unloaded
= ron SUI that poor Beiknap explrsfes
4 iof SrAnt who Is partial 10 kneves
ior Harrington, expert in safes
Y fof ingalls, and Nm. q s watch
tor loysv, who - nice thing dia ts..h
tor NJ. kiux and bioody-shirt Nors,n
va the lAndAnlet for Williams ~ ss,ar, a..
= = ior Aarsh who 70 process q mon ~
= 4 i1r 70 one but BrfstDw shafr has,.., ~ q,
= Z for OWL. the go-between brofher
nr fierrepont conviction 10 srs,ss,s.
" The Questions that NO one snurs ~
Ihs kssponsss that keep out the iax'
y fos shepherd, his rineiter and r.ssa.,.
i I wv nv N9ose money he sauAndes
hths Nalainics that Ne delcnds.
Ne ne Witnesses hunted With ri1.,.s
= We imagination which he must s ifs,.& =.
= re le'i irom tbs nsion lRst rirs1'
the Asal tnE . new state 81 hing
II - k..fI-Nl A
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ron, 1879. Y oH'iAo,
.,
Leans and Di.,.,,,, n,lt-sooktES.
Overiraitr. '''''...,....- !.
niher 1,Drts |" n sesate CIRCULATION, N
Due nrnn oih.., ~ Ns,ti.esy rve Aeeu,s ''--. nj
Real estate. furniture AMI D .sisiislss.--..-..
Current Exncns,,' my, s ~ hxtnnss n
niiis ~ s,s,.as s Ky, ,Asii iteina. ''-- n
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wAsHISGroS, d. C., March 10, lss6
The campaign may be said to have folly
opened with the organization of the National
Democratic Congressional Committee, who
are now installed at their rooms at 1924 +
street in this city. The Associated press has
failed to give, in detail, and with desirable
accuracy, the personnel Of the Committee, and
as State and local organizations, and other
democrats all over the country, will have fire.
quent occasion to address the officers, we APP
pend, at the request of the Committee, the
following information
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SALE OF Cry PRoPERrY. Woodward
has purchased the dwelling and lot Of C.
Await, in the West End, for $500.
9. Await has purchased the lot Of Col.
McKellip, adjoining the NJ. Z. Church, for
Sl,loo, on which he purposes to erect baud
some dwelling.
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NOTICE.

VIE Stockholders Of Pleasant y.,,.,
- building Association. are hereby not;s"3
,nat an Election will be held, on III N.Y.
saturday, sta Of Apr1, 1876, AZ {, o'ci,el
w., Tor one President, one Vice pres;daap,'
one treasurer one Secretary, and seven M,
rectors, TO serve for the ensuing veay ~" N
BY order Of the Board.
m.,,s, ID. b. FLEGEAL.
Secretary
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Report OF the oa....,

" he fdrmers and M,,,a-,.a
Bank, at WssimiRstes,' . y. :, u.
Maryland, at the oIoss I, = " ~
i0ih, 1876. !" oasinssi
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MANCHESTER IrENs.-John w. Dehoff has
finished his medical course at Hahneman
Homeopathic Medical College, Philadelphia,
Pa, and received the degree Of NJ. d. /
have been informed that he graduated with
high honors, being second in his class. The
Doctor contemplates locating at Taneytown.
Mr.. Theodore J. Kopp, who has for many
years been engaged in huckstering has sold
his route to Mr.. Charles Brilliant.
There was quite an excitement on York
street on Tuesday evening, caused by the re-
port that the school house was on fire. Quite
number Of persons were there in short
time ready to render service, but upon ascend.
ing to the garnet it was found to be nothing
but smoke, the pipe having become detached
and the smoke escaping through the roof.
Mrs. Mary Roop, died at the residence Of
her son-in-law, Mr.. George Stewart, about
one mile southeast Of this place ON the 18th
instant, in the SD year of her age. The de.
ceased was the widow of George Roop, one
OF the veterans Of 1912.
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SUDDEN DEArH.--0n Monday last Mr.. VIM.
Iingling, one ofour most respectable citizens,
died suddenly. Hehad been unwell for some.
time, but seemed to be improving, ate his
breakfast and started across the room when he
was suddenly stricken down by heart disease.
bis remains were inferred in the Westminster
Cemetery on Wednesday, followed by large
number Of friends and Carroll Division Sons
OF Temperance, Of which order he had been
2 member for. a number Of years. Mr.. Ying-
hing was Go years old the day Of his death.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A a ar (afn
fA;.'r 49, Tsss- = 49, - y CO.
k,a a. F.es $500 i' 49,. N. u.a-
Rsls- Res;s,a ai' WIN. G..' II p.,Le H.
49, $500 = ms - .-''i
sR1''
1aoAaay, Ia1ea ~ g. so'o;---sainsel Aeeier;
executor OF Amos heeier, deceased, returned
rs, o. sales OF goods and chaftels and Inst OF
uen.s- ~, az
:, Rachel wilson, aaminis'ratrx W. A. y.
~ OF Abraham wilson, aeceasea' settled hrsl
ana maj account
James nenry wilson, Inc executor appoint
s s,,, ~ tne last WI ana testament o. Abraham
wilson, deceased, MED ms written renuncis'
Won as eseeu'o. 81 MoFesAlus Aho letters o. al
~ ,.,.,, WIN snneAeu, were sfAh'eu 10
tAsche' wilson =,
my lsss slii anu TESTAMENT o. Eese. Snlis'i
aeceAseo, was aomittea 70 probate ana letters
.e a.:. ssah'eu 70 HphfAl" warner
Aeqas e1see,1s. a.. v
ner deceased, was admitted TO probate, and
letters testamentary granted to James W.
warner
Singleton X, Hughes was appointed and
bonded as administrator Of Eliza Hughes, de-
ceased.
Leuers Of administration, u. .. n T. 1.
Az on the estate OF singleton Hughes, de-
ceased, were granted to Singleton X. Hughes,
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
Ann Catharlne Miller we're granted to Lewis
Green.
Ordsr OF Court passed, reyoking the letters
OF 'ohn hTohi administrator OF Sylvanus
Lppy, deceased
Tuesday, harch L.-Dav'd D. Earhart
and Ephraim u. Grouse, executors OF David
Grouse deceased, returned list OF sales OF
goods and ehatteis. =,
:. The resale OF the real estate OF David
Aoontz, deceased, was finally Eetihed.
Joseph hs,wig and Henry Y. Helwlg, ex'
ecutors OF frederick heiwig, deceased, re
turned inventory OF goods and chAttels, list OF
debts, inventory OF money, and received or
der to sell goods and chattels, and order to
notify creditors.
Charles X Waters, executor OF Somerset
X. Waters, deceased, settled hrst and final
account
~
oAioN N iI1A N ---Vh tne .Vln 'nst, Mr.
~ was oeIled IN 1ohtown;
ageo ABOUT 20 years services oy Elder DaSid
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BALIInoRE CorxTy INSURANCE. COMPANY.
The following gentlemen have been elected
e officers Of the Baltimore County Mutual
ire Insurance Company for the present year:
President, James L. Ridgely; Directors,
Pleasant Haptas, John L. Turner, Thomas
y Naflhews, DAVID Jean, VIM. II. Hoffman,
henry y Frnger, Charles Painter, William
hse.s, Joshua Yingline, Jacob Campbell,
W Thomas J. Franklin, Joshua BigRs see.
Rotary and Agent, Francis Shriver.
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TrRxPIxE kiEerios. - Af the apnpsl cleo.
eon foT sAiesFs q the HsaoYsr and Maryland
Inr.Plks Company held on tbe 18th instant,
TIE following persoBs wers elseted to serve
re ensuing year - President, Henry Writ 4
Managers Jacob Forpey, Y. e. Metzger, III
a. Eiehelberger, Reuben Young. Wm- C.. Al.
Welsh and John Bsrnitz
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Bishop Z. N. Marvin, Of St. Leuis, Mo-, Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
preached in the Methodist Protestant Church,
this city, on Wednesday evening last. His
theme was Redemption. He left on Thurs.
day morning, on bis return homeward. He
presided at the Baltimore Conference held at
Winchester, which closed It's session last week.
He preached at Frederick, last Sunday, and
enabled the Church in that city 70 pay on its
debt. While here, the Bishop was the guest
Of r. B. Norment, Esq.
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:, To ns RAFfLED.-The hog owned by H.
Haines Of this city, will be ratified OFF on or
before the first Of May, Notice Of place and
date will be given through the papers. This
hog is said TO be the largest in the county.
Its length from tip to Zip . feet 4 inches
girth, q feet inches height 8 feet inches.