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William No~hurEh, who. with Peppermint
iH' mi hlN hlfnr.. wis suspected ol h.ins COIN
n', trd with tno nond rullep n SIR = q kings Sons
oHIc wn,nrn >,d ~ uc Grand central Depot yesterday
-tto -~ss' in bond. iu. o. sion u1 Numia, -hu'-h
THAT Do, WAS l his fftN.f huu-I 81
HnN mn -tfrff. MuniAN tN,flns lUl-r
Law rtnto tfnnn Mrt w hnutu, corpus last rNtf '-.
nul Nu.ilr.h will appear ia the Supreme Court tN4,
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The New York Custom House Investigation.

WAsHiSGToS. April ls.-Twoof the three enn-
tcmen invited ~ accept the position. oi coam.-iorcts
the aniiro tt New Nurk custom House
'afc arcrf i hut unul a., t~t part, ha. aer.uiri.
fritr, Sherman declines o. -Ay Who Tho comm. pn.
t.I. Mil Doc
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PAuNprLrutA. Aprl Is. -Iumc, Rye, on trial
'or ilruurl.r n ~nl l.nln- 900 ma, ciy un tnr 3uth
H,i January, infi, ui',rrl io Irni .nil', {, wan.
.Iti. HNY lNr N..t Nl-.Htf % %, titt nnunuW.tfh
1fl II-'0.l W4, ,i, nt,d o. uupi,svnueut l,r two
N,AI,lu u.r itmuuuhrN
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WV. N. TWEED'S BONDSllELL
1ISHLfTyST GOs>iF iHoi rms fOhiH-
tOufNH HEJELifiON>.



yu,c.dxnuon In Albany 'wred 4" lie
Wines M"'tg"se !" b"''"c'' '"""'S'
AtnNNY, April is- The excitement a. TO
H.. rO..I ,i,,rI.tments hus somewhat sub
s!.lhrre though ta. greatest anxiety is -til
niI..-ttnu-. -..f.. ..nwNat tuc my.t.riou- do'-
utu.i.t .n tho po.- .--i. Of the Attorney Con
cuI r.dy coniain- Tina, official guards T.
cant.nt- with Oh, uo-i ioalous care. ana po~i-
t,rh .lin.- t1t vc,l any Of it, secrets lie
has ..~,fnlly r..l M. u, ,.utuonf and nm sat
i-n,t f,,m a f.uc..ir .--ion- dropped hy him
,hisr.rnin.. ..tNafttt.nOtwnat h. requires. in
order :. secure .., consent to Twr.i'- dis
,iAra.and inmun ,, from further pros .cution.
TInt IL contains CHARGES of the most serious
lIul u.nin.t rlti,, t.r-.rs Is l-.yond qu 81 on.
Iutt. ,rouil. i- -h'no,ritl l.. that the charges
AZ" ht u''niupant,d with specifications an !
.''' ~" s'''',''"' ,'g'' III " '','''
"". !" u WI" MI" W." an" .'7
j. way az du ug lu- hess this Will no' he
tDr,4 ling. It is said rat be- kept no memo
iNh'" .' ".' '''' ''''7 ""' ''"' ''
i'nt b" h'- h." made i- eomrllrd a.
.t entirely from memory. II this ",
,,t vu az o.u~-. hn inlro--iile
W."
for ti At Nru"y.G u'r.l 90 agr 'N g. accept oi
n..A lulou.mDut of Tw.cd's oir.uros. n- the
d. g.. D.. th" lto- "to" '- not To be r"sy win
TWrel hui T., obtain Information that wall lead
H. tl,. .,l,t..ti.n of li- tiundering asso,iut :.
,. d. .f.., %. =, Tn. H. i,,li.f la,
u'' '' ",.S ,,,,''. - ..,.',
s.'u ind Tw" hH~ not told ali he Knows ANA
hi- l.,.ahlr mat lcior" the Aiorney-G General
decide, a- to- what be- Will do Tweed Will BE-
g''n an oiiorinn 49, nov required
u'''. SUI '''',',' "'s '.'7u n7, im mtS 1'
" '' tN' A"'''"' w. ~ a. ""i "
a. .mp .nio- bic -ia.cm nt. Tweed int'mates
.n"' '' ",',' S''' "N' ''.'- %
'"' 'l ",', J." ",' =" "''
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The Roy Cyrus Oliver of thr Cnlorol Moth
ot.t Chu.,h Jcr-,1 Cr,. wa-in lioLoe,n -cne krt.
inr % l,ctui,,n luD-d.s n.ht io r,t -iran.rr whu
a.k,d him nr iw,nir q h'i- saNtnsi ht would stop ui'
ols STORE In Nu,luDai,u street tir .1.ti N,i tt,r
liu iNe money CA ti, Whg ll. -tfpia lirlli.
who TODD hm tlfi h.. trune- w'rr nt t'u Nnlrl, uut
- derot uii thr nnl"N We nDrt,d tu lHN t'r ~
pr,--niu RrINcr on'r rnf the man Il w. and waited
tNo ohuul- ia Nhln Ian his lttnfn
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Mnlihy's choice Norfolk oysters coat ln4A than
u. l0t' -.-.L ArN ) 'se - llc.,,u ia y.
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For inynlil-' IL, the Ion9ur cn,nnos nra
nl..' ndl,,t N.l's.a N '.cl ll'E,Ml = 50.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07

suffering will exhibit its preseneeby the
cries of the baby, and should Be removed y
the pro.nps use Of thas highly recoumended
pr. Bulls Baby syrup. Il Il ffee from
MorpLia. Price IS cents.
Fine Vegetable Soup to.night, at Bah
cocks Barnuu Hasl, cor. ah ard Osange
Everybody shonM 60 to Babcocks for .
good lunch tonight, cor. 5.h and Orange.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07
DEATHS.

PISHER.-Ou the 5;h las, q! Scranton,
Ps, Angeline, wife of Dr. George l.
Fisher.
The remains having been conveyed to
this CRY, the funeral will take place from
the rrstd. nee of her son ID law, MIR. Homer
Barry 5O4 ". 5th ST., to-day, al eleven
O'Clock. Friends Of the family il yited.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07
JEFFERSON DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
PICNIC.

The jefferson Club has many claims upon
their friends, and We hope they will be hon
orcd. The club win give picnic on
Thursday, the assh Of July, to Pennsgrove
An active committee viii see to the enforce
ment of good order, and viii leave nothing
updoEe to make the day . pleasant one.
Tickets are now In the hands of committees
Who win only dispose of limited number
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07
ARRIVALS.
CLAYTON HOUSE.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
r. 6. Bowers. Vermont.
John 8. Mill, Philads.
W. q. Armstrong, Philads.
]. ]. Fitch, England.
Geo. ". Carson, II.
". B. Lane, "
]. C. Muses, Philads.
]. ]. Quaekenbush, n. Y.
DELAWARE House.
Mark T. Bog An, Philada.
JAMES q Rowe, "
N. La~tou, City.
James Kenpdy, Philada.
Frank c. Plunkest, "
P. T. Collins, "
Edward N. furber, "
j. T. Mills, Norfolk, Va.
D.. Hicks, Ci,y.
d. Bundell, Lancaster, Pa.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE AT WEST
WILMINGTON. -

Another enthusiastic meeting, under the
auspices of the Gospel Temperance people,
was held at Browntown, last night. Several
signed the pledge. Dr.. Bigelow presided
and Rev. Bro. Anderson closed with prayer
Audreses were made BY Bros. Bigelow Eng
land, Day, Jones, and Mann. Another
meeting at 7.S0 on Sunday evening.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07
DsnsIatry.

Tremendous reduction In Dentistry. Ow..
NO to our great success a. iBserters oi
beautiful gum enamelled teeth, and In or
der to supply the many thousands, We VII
insert full sess at the greatly reduced rate
of 8 and SO. equal to any US set made
elsewhere Filling, Is cts. to ~. Or.
". Stoueh htonl r Bro, No. 1l22 Vttnessreet
Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07
BISHOP SIMPSON.

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Simpson viii preach
10 the colored people in the grove near the
~. E. Church as Newport At s O'Clock to
rAorrow afternoon. In the morning the KsS-
erend gentleman viii preach at Asbury.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07

Attention forward, march old and
young. those wishing TO spend ; pleassn,
hour this evening. and on The 4ih. should
not fail 10 go to Chad dsick's ice cream gar
deD snd museum, Ne. su' West An street,
ss there has been extra music engaged for
the occasion. Museum and music free oi
charge.
81 am going to Chadwick's Ice Cream
Garden and AusuI, tonight" WHY,
what are you going there for, Rosy
There will be . frn orches'ra Of music
there again: spent = pieassns evening
,berr, las, Saturday,. l. ~ss crowded With
persons from all parts of the city. Don't
all to be there"
Lock Orr FoR CHEAP SHoEs-At N
Clsney's, 5o4 West Second street, tao doors
from Washington, in Second, the cheapest
p see in the city. Shoes either ready y-nsde
f1r made to order.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07
Communicated

LR. EDIIoE -
Ina matter CT faith and morals, where
the issue ID between the Pope and the Civil
Power of the nstion, the teaching OF the
Roman Catholic Church is, that her loyal
children are obliged to take sides with the
Pope against the national authority. That
you nsy see that this is not "tbe vagsries OF
. preacher" allow me TO cite the folloEine
from the Tablet" for February 1855. This
newspaper is perhaps the sblest exponent Of
Ronanism in the British doninions." In
m able article, in review of bon Joseph R
Chsndler's speech, delivered in the House
of Representatives, Of the United States.
January 11th, 1855, the Tablet" among
other things, said
ssMr. Chardler's theme was the deposine
power of the Pope. He denies its existence
independent Of public Law of nations. l.
1t is not our intention TO defend that power
at pres nj, for we shall coniDe ourselves
simply to the examination of The reason.
which are supposed to De fatal to its exist
ence. But, before doing so, it voui ot fair
to remind our resiers that two Popes. eele-
brsted, among other sc;s noble aud heroic,
for deposing soyereigus, Are numbered viii
the sain,s-Gregory Ill, snd PiusV These
Popes did no, think, nor did those who can.
.niIed them think, ,ha. they exceeded ,heir
powers, or diverted their spiritual authority
into unlawful channels"
"The speech before Us also exhibits sno,h.
er very great defect. l; proceeds on ,ht
hyposhesi. thks = Christian is bouui IL
ro,hing bu, articles OF Path. Mr. Chspd.
dler thinks himself a. perfec; liberry to reiec,
the doctrine of the deposing power, because
tie Church has no, defined i; 10 ha Of faith
The grounds on which he relies nAy Re sal,
30 far as this question is concerned for ",
repeat tbs, We are so: defending t.: bu. i
is surely most pi.ous to maintain tbs
people are bound By no teaching save III.
of the definitions OF faith. The Pipe
appointed not only 70 teaeh faith, but II
govern Christians ss well, aid we are no. 4
liberty to reject his discipline, because b
has not pronounced it 70 bs par. of dirip
rsxsIstjon. tt
Church teaches faith and morals. sud un
der the latter head Is involved politics, tn
relations of State to State, of subj-c:s I
their rulers, contracts of merchants sd
traders, Law, politics, and trade, and b
must be an Indifferent Christian who re
fuses to submit to the received teaching {
the rope In these questions, because be bs
not defined it to be Q portion Of the diSin
faith"
Nov, Mr.. Editor, if you viii show u
when the Rom an Catholic Church renounce
the sentiments of the "Tables," SIS shev
quoted, and affirmed that 3 mans frsr ed
highest allegiance is due, not TO tie Pop
NOR the "Chuch"-bu', TO the secu' q
po.er, / will at once admit that / Law
slspdered the body of Christians. OF wbit
YOU are sorhy member, aud hasten :
make all possible (and honorable) repars
tion in my power.
Uuxtl then. sm. With great respect.
Yours in Christ,
i r NAyS
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07
DENTISTRY.

nENTBTRY. 's
". Il. 0nkyson, has taken the once
Dr. EN- er JeAeris,
e,,th the determination to do nrst-class
Wore. and give satisfaction 70 alIwhoh hvnr
him with their patronage, HiseharEs wiz
% very moderate Tho old stand, IN ana
5hipley streets. N
Teeth slo. Teeth $40. Filling q 50 and
500 Il ". n. Gi,kyson, Dentist, IN o.
Fifth and 6hipley streets, WnmlnSton'
Del t..a-sza-z
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07

Ne per-Sa ga. ..,..e iG~Ns n.-.-r- ae-
s1r4G- ~ .-:ee.s"..-. and Telsla .rhg IN
S-- yr1v. 81 IEe.r b.le: er- Lot destroyed
.- allsrA. yriS9I - che. mean. and vital
5.z.1s w4s7-@ '-.yggF me F3.ltt ~ reL4ir.
prspep.ia or digestion, Hl2dache.
I'm ID itr >si0lAlrrs- CylE-s- I.Zh-1es- ei
the Ca=SI. Dizziness. s,-F ETgciaIl"ns al me
s,1L-ca- EsI I4s'A II t1t M0C.1. Bilious
A.t3sEs PaLp.'atsgl Of The He FAR Inflammation
D. tae Ling. PAN IL the re-7las ot The kli.
Levs- AMI alrlrel O:he- TEaI1'1I symptoms
ARE .ae p1-9r.rrs q pysys- 7sla. one bottle
81. prove b=t;tr Es4r4.t5e q Es merits
t1zn .e-Csay 4iTe--ssE- -
Fer Female Complaints. II yo1rc cl
q. --A,:E-t u -.1g.e 81 tag s-zE1 0i w@TnA1-
l-..E. ~ th@ tzr- .f IL. -7es= Tg1.e Blttsrs
E.@lI a. >ssoa g-erteEt.,s
Fer InAam matsry and Chronic
II he "a I'm arism 81 G.-Ei- B-alJG.- EeE4ItE@8i
~ -2l--l.li,-n Ii F+Te--. lls<4>s> u Inc Bs0oi
LlT-E EilGeTs 2I3 ia te- tles' E!ttars have
Lo ezll,. SG1A D4ss-.es are a>a4 /! Yl:..
They are a~.iie Pursafire as well
n . Tesie. l+--@ss&nc tsse re- j. ss;4n- a.
; pyTcT1-' 4EtCi II rv-4eTI1E Congestion Cr
ia.i4Zl- 4tlr1 OF 7ae 1--we. and Wise. "a. Organs
Eli In gl-lrz. D.seases-
Fer skin Disea.e-. Eyup.irns. yef.sr,
- s1taia. B+sTc6e-- Sgs1f- Pin TEes- PcSg7.es,
Ea.s Es-o4ac.es, El1g-wur-ls. Sga.i-Hesi,
>5rs Ey--@ ETIslEsziss, iteh- s-saIss Dascss1. a.
als u The SKIN EGr1crs eCt Diseases % the
SZ-G D! wi.2taTeg name or nature. sTa liter.
s..s sirlg Y az csr-1=i c-s q tie sTsieI2 n
Grateful Theusana. p:is,-r VTNsGaE
zsr-r.., l..s .gr~, sob -@riE. lTTl-crAnE t.as
Ss-y 49, 80 -.- GAt-- >T~r.TL
Il. u. sicDONAF.D 80 co.
EFTcCl>s -! fs-z. A-ss -Ss n snGlsIa. Cal.
Z -. = Ws5..zE PM carr. Sfs-. y. 7.
[ sJLp ii a. .''f.,,,leTe 1 pEiLEE.A
The Morning herald., 1877-07-07

During the uonsh oi June sos liquor ss-
Iooo were closed In Philadelphia
Good Lunch to- night, At the Barnum Ho-
tel, 5sh and Orange.
There are as prssen. sssensy-ivo prison-
ers in New Castle Js
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-01

tiful trapnze artistic, whose actions on
the rings SUSPENDED from the centre
pole were thrilling in their daring.
She swung through the air with re-
markable easesuspcnded by her head,
at other times by her shapely limbs.
TO these accomplishments, she added
a loneliness Of face and form, and
was a brilliant feature of the perform
ance. We cannot enumerate, for
there were splendid bareback riders,
who dared to span five or six horses
in their race about the ring lofty
tumbler5 who made flying leaps, and
the acrObats who were finished and
new in their exhibition. There were
besides these a number of trained
animals which showed wonderful
sagacity in their work.
Taken altogether, Coles circus
gave unbCundcd satisfaction, and of
course had the canvass filled each
time to overlooking. Everything
about the exhibition is orderly and
the attendants are obliging to even
the fastidious inquirers who always
90 to CircuseS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-01

DIR. Coues, Surgeon L. 5. Army,
has been spending some time in Oak
land. DIR. Coues, though quite a
young man, has attained the highest
dis inction as a scientific scholar.
The re is probably no scholar of his
year in this country who is the au-
thor Of as many scientific works as
DR.. CoueS. Though holding the
commission of Surgeon in the army,
his great attachments AZ scholar
has induced tn" War Department to
allow DR.. COucs to devote his time to
the deY elopment Of general science.
air. B. Nonkapft has just come to
Oakland. lie is later in coming up
this year than usual, having been
detained by his services in the It'll
Regimen, NJ. \. G.. Now that Ber-
nard has arrived, our spOrtsmen had
better loOk our for their laurels, for
heretofore he has baggcd more game
than any other gunner around here.
Brig. Gen, George Crook, who has
been spending some time at Oakland,
on leave ofabsence, received an order
from Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, Tuesday
afternoon, to report to Fort Brown,
Montana Territory. lie left Wednes-
day morning All 2 O'Clock.
DR.. Christopher Johnson, the emf
nent Surgeon and Physician of Bal
more, was in Oakland on last Sunday
He was called heie by the illness of
4 lady who is a patient of DR.. John.
son.
Mr.. Jno, +. Howard, of Baltimore.
arrived in Oakland on Wednesday
morning. Too late for trout, John.
Try your hand on bass.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-01

Beard met Aug. Goth. All the
members present.
1t was resolved by the Board that
the schools should be opened on
Monday, the 18th day of November.
Or naGtiOn Of Mr.. Delawder the
following was adopted:
Be@JGGd, That the matter of tut
ton and duration Of the Normal
School shall be left to the discretion
Of DIR. Barns, but that said school
shall net continue over ten weeks,
On motion Of Mr.. Delawder the
following was adopted:
Resoired, That the Board takes
this opportunity, in accepting the
resignation of the secretary, SC, to
express its regrets at the resignation
Of Mr. A. Matthews, and in parting
with him we desire to have recorded
upon the Journal of proceedings, our
deep sense Of his zeal, energy and
efficiency, whilst acting as our Treas
urer and Examiner. It is, therefore,
ReS0lred, by the Board, that he
has our thanks fer the same,
1t was ordered that notes be given
by the Board for the settlement of
the account OF A. Matthews, as shown
by the books and vouchers in the
Office Of the Board,
Adjourned to meet at s O'Clock D.
m, at which time they met and
elected VIM. l.. Rawlings secretary
pro tt@,
DR.. Burns in the chair. The fol-
lowing by Mr.. Brydon was adopted:
ReSolred, That the Finance Com
mittce be allowed further time to
negotiate loan for the payment of
the teachers and TO arrange for the
renewal Of the notes of the Board
due and coming due. Adopted.
Mr.. Delawder offered the follow
ing which was adopted, {Dr. Burns
voting in the ncgatiVe};
Rcs0lred, That whatever books and
stationery this Board may require in
future, or in the next two years,
shall be purchased from Messrs. Me-
dairy & Bowers, of Baltimore.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet on the 18th day of September,
1877.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-01

Two weeks ago we published in our
local columns a short article under
the above caption, which the editor
of the Herald, in last weeks issue,
characterized as being "an unpro-
vOked, unprOfessional and malicious
SANDER of the Herald office" And
further on he says: "The assertion
that The REPUBLICAN has the only
job press &c, in the county is I'M
true" &c. When we wrote and pub
lished the article in question, the
Herdld did not have ajob press, and
did not get it until the next week,
yet Mr.. Tasker wishes to convey the
idea that he had the press at the time
Of our publication, and that we spoke
falsely. Is that what you call pro
fessional," Mr.. Tasker?
We admit the fact that the Heroli
office is now supplied with what the
editor is pleased to call a 'Job press"
1t cost Eighteen Dollars whilst ours
only cost $3.50.
Mr.. Tasker's assertion that the
Herald office can turn out work equal
to THE REPUBLICAN office, could
only be made by one who does not
know anything about the printing
business.
Again, he says: eve have in
structed our employees neither to
&e1M nor borrOW material in the fu-
ture." That is Just what we want.
We have no occasion to borrow, and
never had. The accommodation was
AID on one side.
A rather good joke on the editor of
the Hcr0ld, Is the fact that at the
time Of writing his windy article, and
even now, he has some Of our obbing
material in his Office.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-01

John Daley, who keeps hotel at
Oakland. Garrett county. MARYLAND
;s q candidoto for doorL nn,or thn
-, - o0i C- -. Wv
+ eue.ai MUSE vi nePr'oe'|'"'lVeS'
a writer IN the Philadelphia COM
mOnWealth gives Il bit Of romancg
about Johns family AZ fo,lows.
uTboro l. . hit Of noonono,,nnoo,
od itb n,iIa ~; VI fa IMAM" ,aI1
Z" I, Givn d D" amy WcIi "ol ti ~
t I,,'' 80, 90 - Dai i J." nntn" Guo o -.
,rr ro p intormoI 0nn4i"t ~ ~ V tIa
,Is't thn I'' S"hori ttic
tin'n c AMY w. ~. Todna' "HI III
,'n ,' n0t'o" Cn T oo |'.n,o
and I EoI I 0n cort oiiIi'|,a a ~ 'ON
h",t ,ijni,ht bo '', W. otT rI lo,,
Si"n Of danrnr u,oS foit ,"i pPI ~ 1r
Of Cnmfedar3t ia tr"on, na.s" l1i't thr' ~
Tho FndaraI Ina. anT aSvonr ' re-, de9rI :,
are aware rantnrnd and , "u. off
a. o''ltI'G '','u "a, i0' va
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-01
Literary,

The regular meeting Of the Garrett
Literary Society was held at the pub
lie school building on Saturday even
ing Aug. 2jth, at o'clock. A fair
audience present. The following
were the evenings performances.
The Excelsior, the Society paper,
read by the Editress, Miss Nellie
Pcddicord. This number of the pa
per was an excellent one, being brim-
full of pointed locals, each one telling
on some members of the society.
No matter what performances fail,
the paper is always ION time" for
which the editress is entitled to much
credit. Two of the pefOrmerS were
absent. A selection entitled "Be what
you are" was read by w. G. Davis.
After the usual recess, the election
of officers for the ensuing term was
held, which resulted in the selection
of the following persons.
President.-r j. Peddicord.
Vice President. VIM. c. Davis.
Rec. Sccretary.-H. Allen Ison.
Financial Secretary.-Miss Jennie
Delawder.
Treasurer.-N. b. Wayman.
Corresponding Secretary. Miss
Maggie PeddicOrd.
Librarian.-Lawson L. Loar.
Critic.-Miss Lou A. Thayer.
Editress,-Miss Ella Peddicord.
Order Of exercises for this (Satur.
day evening.
Essay, ". IL. Tower; selection,
Miss Katie Spedden ; the question
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-01
W. W. Coles Circus and Menagerie.

One of the best on the road-supe-
rior in every department-will APP
pear in Oakland September llth.
The Evansville Courier, the lead
ing paper in Southern Indiana says {:
"Our citizens anticipated much in
w. w. Coles great New York and
New Orleans Menagarie and Eques-
TRAN Exposition, and were not dis
appointed. Although expectations
were raised high, we never knew of
tent show giving such universal
satisfaction and admiration. The
day was Il gala occasion for many,
for from the time of the street pro-
Cession to the close of the night per-
formance, the streets were full OF
people. The parade in the morning,
though very much better than the
usual street exhibition, was only a
faint representation Of what was to
be seen in the interior.
The collection of animals was both
large and varied. Menageries are
becoming so common now that we
fail to appreciate the many rare ami
mails which good show like Coles
las in its cages. The species on eX'
ibition are not often brought within
the bounds of an iron cage and there
were great curiosities to the behold
ers.
The ring performance was unques'
tionably the best that has ever been
seen in Evansville for long time.
There were very many features in
Producing the skill Of man and beast,
The greatest attraction was the beau.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-09-01
Saturday, September 8, 1877,
Wednesday,, September 18th
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
WM. c. BORDIY VS.. ERNEST ". CECI
and MARY +. NASH.

In the Circuit Court for Garrett rr7Isnty, sit
ting as Court Of Equity. No.97.
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT s. TO
L procure 4 decree setting aside tls~ deeds
OF Ernest W. Cecil to Mary +. Nash, Bearing
dates Dist. day Of October 1876, and the 25t6l
day of October 1876 conveying Military 7Ots
westward of Fort Cumberland No. }Z7g for hve
hundred dOllorS and Nos. iIl9, 1881, 40, 49,
10, l4l3, 2O00, 2OlO, 30G iO3j 1885 l2U il J. l40s
l24l, l2iI, and 49, for four thousand seven
hundred and fifty five dollars and which will
more fully appear by reference to Libcr w.
II, /. NO. folio III Il I2l, &C.. one of the Land
Records for Garrett county, and which are sit -
uatcd in Garrett county, Maryland
The pin states that on or about the I7th'
day of February, 1876, VIM. c. Bordcy
obtained a judgement against Ernest W.
Cecil i'm the Baltimore city Court for
the sum Of s3olS2 with s2L75 costs,
and that the said Cecil neglected and
refused to pay said Judgement or any part
thereof, and being unable to make the same
IN baltimore city. he took proper legal steps
to have an execution issued and directed 10
the sheriff of Garrett county, and that after
sald execution was issued and directed to j.
{. Durham, Sheriff OF said county, the said
Nhcrlt seized and levied upon the aforesaid
real estate and advertised the same to be sold
on ;hc 2lSt day of harch 1871, and that the
day before said sale the said Ernest W. Cecil
filed for record in the Circuit Court for Gar
reti county, the aforesaid fraudulent and pre-
tended deeds embracing all of said property
50 advertised, to his Sistcr-in-law Mary +.
Nash, for the pretended sums hereiubefore
named. And that the said Cecil is in
solvent, and he cannot make said
money unless the the said fraudulent
conNcNanccS are set aside and that said
convcyanceS We're fraudulent and not for
a valuable or bonalidc consideration and
were made to hinder and DELAY his creditors
Ana that they We're not made or acinOW lCdg-
ed at the time they purIrort to be, but were
lrauuulently changed and altered. And that
the Sheriff Of Garrett county on the DIST day
OF March 1871, in accordance with his advcr-