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Louisville, KY. Treas.
The public is res pectful notfe that In con-
sequence OF the precedent established ny the
former compd ", and nor lshiug to make
have made q short pos pOnene or Sky ia ).
While regrettlng to ask me iniulgen t o. their
patrons even for this short perol II Is n their
account that this post pohement l. made as
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drawing should be full one
The comp my is pleased to announce that the
courts OF Kentucky have decided III. The
charter unaer which their distributions take
place is
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EsEeEIes.EI NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
n dersignrd citizens and taxpayers in
Frederick county, intend pettioning the
County Commissioners for Frederick Co.,
ut their next mrctng after 30 days from
this date, to build Il bridge across Monocn
cy River near Stulls ford, and also to re-
locate the road leading from Stull's ford to
Martins mill in Craagcrstown district,
Frederick county, Md.
JEREMIAH MARTIN,
SAMUEL BOSSARD,
ABRAHAM LONG.
mari 5W
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A FREE CURE. For Consumption,

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lung diseases. Also u sure relief ald per-
mancnt cure for general acknowledgements
and all nervous affections, by Il simple veg
ctnblc medicine, which cured Il venerable
missionary Physician who was so long II
resident Of Syria and the East, and who
has freely given this valuable specific in
thousands Of kindred sufferers with the
greatest possible benefits, and he now feels
it his sacred christian duty to impert to
others This wonderful nyigorating remedy,
and will send FREE the original recipe
complete, with fun directions, to amy per
son enclosing stamp for reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
Greedy Block, Syracuse, \. y,
GO. Box 1G,)
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, That r'r al
IN scribcr has obtained from tn" Dr.
phan's Court of Frederick County, letter,
TcstamcntaTy upon the estate ot
ELIZABETH PEDDlCOND,
late of Frederick county, deceased. ~.
persons having claims against said de-.
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legal|Y.an
thcnticacd to the subscriber, on or before
the Slh day Of September next; they mr.
otherwise, by law, be excluded from ali
hcncti. Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested ia make immediate payment.
MICHAEL &. ADELSBERGER
marS-1t Executor.
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70 the Voters Of Frederick Co.

7 } ENG incapactotcd to perform man
ID ual labor from Il wound received du
ring the late war, and at the solicitation Of
friends, hereby announce my
self as Il candidate for the next Sheritfalty,
subject to the decision of the Republican
and respectfully solicit your
support.
BOBERT BARRICk.
fnlA1Slf
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Baltzcll, whilst chopping wood had the
misfortune to cut his leg very badly above
the ankle. lie is now hobbling about with .
the aid Of stout stick.
NoTICE-Thc members Of the Dramatic
Association are requested to meet AT Os-
lcr's Hall on this Saturday evening at Z
o'clock sharp. \ full attendance is required
as business Of Importance will be transact
cd BY order,
Priest.
-Four years last March commenced sell
ING Shrincr's Balsamic Syrup; | have used
it myself and gave it TO my children for
coughs, Group, Asthma, Sc No better
medicine can be found For infants it is
superior to anything | know OF. Every
house should have Il supply at hand.
r.. S. Brown Lexington, Mich.
RoBDED.--Mr. Lcgg, proprietor of the
Touring mill at Double Pipe Creek, was
relieved of his pocket book containing
about $l30, on Saturday last. 1t was at-
forwards found on 4 man named Shrlvcr,
Il resident Of that place, who had already
spent six or eight dollars of it, The thief
was rewarded with couple Of stout kicks
and hcn allowed to depart in peace
SPRING MEETING.--Thc spring meeting
of the Westminster Trotting Association
will take place in that city on the goth,
Both and 3lst days Of May. The first days
/. f,,.t I,,,
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Saturday to engage in the tanning bust
hess with Capt. Martin Rouzer. Dan is a
good worker and will no doubt get along
all tight. lie took his family with him.
TIP Mackley made o narrow escape from
terrible death on Saturday last whilst at
tempting to board the train at York Road
junction. He was near enough to the
wheels to have piece cut out of his coat
sleeve.
JIM Hahn, mail carrier from Lcwistown
to Crcagerstown and this place, met with
u slight accident last Saturday by being
thrown Off his horse. The horse fell with
HIM and James in consequence thereof
went over his head
New SToCK.-Dr Icnshaw has lust re-
cciycd a new stock of the celebrated Car.
Isle Shoes besides Il large lot of the latest
styles of men and boys boots and CATERS
Call and see them at his new store next to
Martins confectionery.
! MIsTAKE.-Instcad Of ten lines for %
cents rs announced IN our last issue, it
should be ten words for telegraph dispatch
cs to Baltimore Even this is very cheap,
and we make the correction so that our
citizens will not be mislcd.
OUR newly-marricd foreman entered the
Office on Monday morning, when none
else was present save the "Dcyi',' and
with Il mournful sigh muttcrcd to him
SMf "IIow hard a fellows lot is, to work
on Il holiday"
MR.. and Mrs Parramorc arc now safely
cnsconccd in the house lately occupied by
WIN Damuth where the madam viii de
vote the greater part OF her time in giving
music lessons on the piano and organ.-,
Damuth has gone to the country, be gor-
rah.
TT is not necessary for the court to ap-
point guardians. Some ofour citizens have
taken it ont Of the courts hands and watch
other peoples children with more care
than they do their own. They had better
look at home and let other uroplc he.
Another GoNE.-By reference to the
list Of marriages in this ISSUE il Will lo
seen that our blacksmith friend, James
webb, has taken to AtIusctru wilaaul will
in the future reside uu Quality Hin We
extend our hearty congratulations to James
and may his troHbcs hereafter be all lilIe
ones.
REV. J. Summers did not preach his fare
well s,rl on IN last Sunday, as annaqlrr,,
by him. but will do 50 on next Sunday
week at 10 O'Clock. The Rev. gentleman
now cycuncS the house lmlonoiu,, to Ir.
Samuel kcctcr, on Main street, where he
will reside for Il few months.
AN Irish hoI.car.irr at work ON huiIl.
ing, was complaining of his hard lot: said
he: If thought ia have to carry a bod
in heaven, Id tie "A BIZ stcnc around nay
neck and iump into the middle of the say.
and stay there AS long rs | lived"
Mn, H,,xr,., on, 1ovn.o.., r 4
! Wi.rn,.n VIII, n,,,,.....,nl,. p,o,.tn., :,
T,xH, H. a,.at, ti.ur. has rcatrl his mill
at the upucr end of Main st., TO A MIR.
Strrncr of Adams cnrntv PA VIII, tool,
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LEG CuT-On Thursday last, Mr., James
Baltzcl, whilst choppiny wood had the
misfortune to cut his leg very badly above
the ankle. lie is now hobbling about with
the aid Of II stout stick.
NoT1CE.--Thc members Of the Dramatic
Association are requested to meet AT Os'
lcr's Hall on this Saturday evening at
o'clock sharp. \ full attendance is required
as business of Importance will be transact
ed. BY order,
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ton, Ohio, on Monday last to work at his
trade in large machine shop in that place.
Ed. liycrs, of the firm OF Livers 4 Bro,
general produce dealers in baltimore, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents near
this place.
Our venerable patron, Mr.Wiliam Krisc
of Rocky Ridge, called to see us Tuesday
and renewed his subscription. Mr.. Krisc
showed us some old foreign coins which he
has in his possession and also informed us
that Mr.. James +. Valentine, who was 50
seriously njurcd some time ago by Il run.
away horse, is lying in a very critical CON
dition just now and poor hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery.
A HUMoH was anoat on Monday evening
to the effect that II man named William
Green residing in the mountains about six
miles from this place, had committed sui
eide by hanging himself to IN apple tree
acar his fathers house AS no reliable
particulars could be asccr'njncd in regard
TO it we can only give the story as we re.
ceyed it. William was presented some
six months ago by a ncighbor for rohbing
his spring house and was admitted to bail
for his appearance at court but as he failed
to appear warrant was issued for him,
and IL is said that this was the cause Of his
committing the rash act If it be true We
say rcg,i esrat IN pars, William, your uou-
blcs in this world are DER.
e,,yn,v 1,e, r,.tor was hcoutifpl dov
or1 u,o, o,,;,vnd h, all I, was rather
c,,,l,, i, five ,,,r,ir,, h,t hnf,ro mann thn
s,n c,r,o ont in MI il. ,lo,,. AMI r,oln if
,,,o,.,,,, G,r ,r,,,or,l,n,, Nc yorv inn.
n,,;,,,. sor,,i,.n, ,yorc h,,l :, ,hn C,iho1;o
rhurr,, !, fine norrinr hv Rcv Father
1cuur1in Thr church inside was hand.
.,,,,,,,, lo,.,,,,,l ,,;,l, ,,,,ror, (which ron.
ror,., ,,,,. oorc,,o,fos l,,r,,,, innrc.yi,.n -
/ Pow p,arJ Of Gruv.hrr,, nro9rbrd two
worry. ,bIc sermons in the Lutheran church
.,,....,;,,,, ,,,., >..,,,;,,. ,,,,o.,,o :, ,Lo.
o.o,,;,,,, n.,, ,,,r,io,ro,,,, ro;,tol ,,l vn
Ino,o !, may, I,vo g.. ronI effect unon nh
+, ,.,,,,,, :, ,,,it. pr,. pc,r, i an cvon,.
len; preacher and should he be called to
this pIac" permanently we have liji'.
4
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| r Is GENERALLY ADMITTED, that
l. in SpeclacIes and Eyeglasses you can't
be suited anywhere better or cheaper, than
by CHAS. IL. O. FOX, No. Il West Pat
rick Street.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-04-05

rENHE GREATEST VARIETY OF Ster-
/ ling Silver and Silver Plated Ware,
and the prices 50 low. at CHAS. II. O.
FON'S, No. II West Patrick Street.
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1000 YARDS Of PRINTS at cost for
-. Cash AT
ROOT & GROTF'S.
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A JoYLEss HONEYMOON.

On Thursday night modest, neatly dressed young
woman applied Tor ana obtained lodging At the Third
precinct station house. In Jersey City. Yesterday
morning, when the dodgers were leaving, she APP
preached the desk and said to the Sergeant, 'Can
SEQ my husband now, pleases" Tho Sergeant
told her she was FREQ to go and see
him. '.But," she reioined, she is here ledger,
too'. Tho Sergeant was confounded. She stated
that her husband camo in after her, but she did not
know what name he gave, as they werc travelling
under assumed names. fhe seventeen dodgers were
marched out Tor her inspection, add she threw her
eyes rapidly along the line and said he not there.
She then into and disclosed the sccrot She
had been married the previous day by justice New
York city, and tho magistrate claimed as ices all tho
money the youAg pair possessed. They had friends IN
Ranway and tnoy travel loot, but as the
journey long for the remainder OF the day they
concluded to seek Tor lodging that night. She had
hardly concluded her story when the young BRIDE
groom entered and seeing her exclaimed, II was just
outside waiting; came here last night. and when
saw the poor accommodations Tor dodgers would not
STOP" The bridos face suddenly lighted up and alter
thanking the Sergeant, the young couple started out
to Railway and on lifc's journey.
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therefore. to take action protect the creditors an
had mailed several letters 10 that effect between tho
time OF the examination and June, 1876, but that Mr.
Ellis neglected TO take any proceeding until the last
date.
!. Fonrth-The deposition OF Mr. Gregory to the effect
that he confirms all that Mr. Floyd has stated concern
ing the acts and doinss OF Mr. Floyd and himself and
OF Mr. Ellis
The annual report OF the Bank Department, March
B. 1872 exhibits this bank possessing surplus Of
assets over liabilities OF 1872 0s (Assembly docu-
ments No. los, l4s that OF 1875 exhibits the bank
with surplus Of 50, $50 IS tAssembly documents OF
1876, No. VI, 15II Mr.. Best alleges that tho
he was appointed receiver in July, 1879,
the deficiency had reached nearly $3.50, 600
Upon these charges, and the proofs support OF
them which transmit 10 you herewith, becomes my
duty 10 recommend to you, as now do, tho removal
from Office OF Dewitt g. Ellis. superintendent OF the
Bank Department This recon mendation Is mado az q
basis Of action the part OF tho Senate and upon tho
assumption that tho dispositions annexed to the
charges truo and make out prima facie Il
Is due to Mr. Ellis TO say that uuon my invitation no
has appeared before me and made explanations which
seem acquit him OF any intentional wrong, but not
my judgment OF cupab;c negligence.
submit the whole matter to tho SENATE for such In
vesgation and action 1t may think proper for tho
protection Of the public interests /. ROBINSON.
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NEW YORK'S GOVERNMENT.

ANOTHER MEASURE TO REGULATE THE DEPART
MENTs OF THE CITY BY SENATOR GERARD.
ALBANY, April g. 1877.
Mr Gerard introduced bill in relation to the local
government OF the city OF New York, which provides
that the members OF the Board Of Aldermen shall
two years, at salary Of 81, 500 each, and extra
salary 70 the Presidents that thore shall DO no spring
election
There shall be three Commissioners OF Parks-one
to have salary Of $4,000 the others to serve without
salary. They are to have power over the parks and
the streets and avenues adjoining. but power TO
curb, gutter, pave Their power as to desig
mating the now wards IL continued
Tho Department OF Public Works has the same
powers and bureaus as IN the so-called "Omnibus BILL
except the Dock Bureau; also the Same general pro-
visions to the other bureaus
The Commissioners OF Charities are left thrco In
number Tho Commissioner having the longest term
shall be head OF the Fire Department, at a
salary Of $4,000. The Department of Buildings is
abolished and the powers transferred to the Fro
Department The expenses OF the Building Bureau
not to exceed $4,000 annually.
II abolshes the Office Of attorney to the Department
OF Buildings the attorney for Tho Excise Board ana the
attorney OF tho Health Board. all their duties to be
performed by the Corporation Attorney. The number
Of clerks and employees in the Board OF Excise and
their salary shall be as fixed by tho Board Of
Estimate and Apportonment 10 take coct August lst
1877. II aboshes the Board OF Docks, but con-
tnues the Department under ono head, at
a salary OF So, 600, subject TO the annual cxpendi-
ture, not TO exceed $4,000, for clerks, officers
and engineers, ana all other expenditures TO be
determined by the Sinking Fund Commission
ers Street cleaning and tho removal OF garbage is
taken from the police and put under one head. The
compensation OF the commissioner and tho number OF
his clerks be liked by the Board Of ApportionmcnI
Contracts may bc made for districts with
the assent OF tho Mayor The head OF
the Street Cleaning Department snail perform
such additional cleaning rs In tho opinion
OF Board OF Health necessary to keep the streets,
avenues and public places clean. Tho bill abolish es
the Offices OF inspectors and seaers Of weights and
measures their duties TO be performed by the Mayors
marshaa Tho clerks In tho County Clerks ONCE are
to clerks of tho Board OF County Canvassers.
There are some other general provisions similar TO
the socallcd Omnibus bill, except that the powers Of
Mayor and Board Of Excise are not transferred to
tho Police Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07
LARGE FIRE AT LYNN.

BOSTON, Mass April 9, 1871
fro In Lynn, Mass, this morning started in c. G.
Swcexer's factory corner OF Central avenue and OK
ford street, and rapidly spread, destroying Sweetzers
block and the shoe factory OF E. r. Bancroft The fot
lowing is correct list OF the losses and insurance.
Messrs Sweetzer Brothers, building, $23. 900, In
surance $16 500; G. s. Sweetzcr Co.. $50. 900, insur
S2S 500 +. Tyler 81, 300 no insurance; Boyn
ton Il Bancroft SIS, 000 insured; G. h. whipple shoe
stitcher. 1000, insurance $4,000 Bancroft 4 Co..
So, ooO partially insured; Josiah W. Heal, grocer
81, 900, insured Several bremen were severely In.
jured The IRE throws leo persons out of
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BUSINESS FAILURE.

ST.. JOHN, N. B., April 9. 1871
Mills Jago ship owners and brokers' Of this city,
have failed Their property will be placed in the hand
Ola trustee tor the benefit OF the creditors. Their a
bites are $780, 000 and their assets II sold at once
would realize nifty per cent of that amount NJ
Jago resides IN England
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To THE SESATE:-
have received from William J. Best, who was APP
pointed by tho supreme Court in July, 1885, receiver
OF the Mechanics and Traders Savings Bank, charges
against Dewitt @. Ellis superintendent OF the Bank
Depart ment, accompanied by dispositions and dpcu-
mcniary proof in support thereof The charges are
thai ao bank WAS :" suy 4 h so co ae
dition Of tho bank was exposed to Mr. Ellis
in september 1874, by two OF us trustees;
OF the bank; that upon such examination ho admitted
tho bank insoivcnt; that he was frequently re-
quested behalf OF two trustees to take immediate
proceedings protect the creditors and he neglected
do until June. 1876 period OF ncal y two years
In support OF tue charges are submitted
Frst--A balance sheet schedule made cut by George
N. Pratt, who was at the time general bookkeepcr Of
the bank, aud verified by his OATH showing adeh-
cheney IN July, 1874, OF SOL, OH 81
Sccond-Thc testimony Of William Floyd and
Ira W. Gregory, two Of the trustees OF the
bank, contained IN Their deposltions, that they
as SPECIAL committee appointed In July, 1874,
to examine its condiiions, reported de-
nciency OF nssots compared with the liabilities
OF $751;, 300 II, and deficiency in the annual income
OF the usual dividend OF interest dcpostors de-
cIarcd OF $1,000 10 Schedule b and Z, showing this
condition Of things now appended to the charges yes.
the trustees having Notwithstanding this report de-
cared the usual dividend, he. through 7. T. Bethany,
attorney, IN September, 1874 la copies OF tue re-
port OF himself and Mr. Gregory accomranic led by the
schedules above mentioned, before Mr. EMS,
and requested nun 70 institute p' Stso sss
to New York and In person examined The condition OF
the bank; that after such examination Mr.. Ellis ad.
mitted 10 Mr.. Floyd that the report OF himself aud
Mr.. Gregory was substantially correct ana that the
bank solvent, and promised TO take immediate
aucnty, between that time and June, 1876, urged Mr.
Ellis to take some action In the matter, but that until
the last named date he neglected TO do SO.
Third-rbc testimony Of y. r. Bclnmy, attorney al
law OF Brooklyn, contained In hts deposition 10 the
simo<acts and TO the same admissions TO HIM by Mr.
Ellis, alter his personal explanation of the condition
| no (Bcllamy) had, on behalf Of tho two trus
tees above named, frequently urged Mr.. Ellis
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STRIKE OF COAL MINERS.
= PirrsBrRG, Pa. April 6

PirTsBrRG, Pa, April 9, 1877
The miners at Conuesve, Broadford, and along the
lines Of branch roads in Fayette county, have
for higher wages They were getting twenty-five
cents per wagon load and now demand thirty three
cents They opposed to company stores and want
their pay in cash instead OF part store orders here
toiore. Throughout this region all The coal mined is
used for cooking. In tho Youghogheny district tho
miners are still at work. but strike is anticipated.
There will be meeting Of miners AZ Broadford thii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07
DISORDERLY HOUSES RAIDED.

Captain Williams, OF tho Twenty ninth precinct, last
night made descent disordcrIy houses, located
In West Thirtythird street. Twenty-Five arrests wcro
made and the houses were closed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07
THE CHARGES OF MISCONDUCT nErurrD-A

LETTER FROM SECRETARY BRIsTow.
ALBANY, April 8. 1877.
A Washington despatch having stated that Addison
Low. Of this city, Supervising Inspector Of Steamboats,
In the Southern District of New York. had been re-.
moved charges of misconduct, Mr. Low refutes the
charges by producing tho following document
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec D. 1875.
SRThe several charges made by certain parties Affect
Ing official integrity Supervising inspector Of
Vessels had thorough investigations hrst
pervsing Inspector General and subsequently BY the
lictor OF tho Treasury take pleasure In saying that
evidence adduced and the OF these officers
thereon. completely exonsrates YOU regret the citera
tlon unicundcd In the public which
makes this vndcaton OF Official character necessary
Respectfully. Is. II. BRISTUW, Secretary.
TO ADDISON Low. Supervising Inspector.
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BANK SUPERINTENDENT ELLIS.

GOVERNOR ROBINSON RECOMMENDS HIS RE-
MoyAI.-rALsE FIGURES CONCERNING THE
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK--cULPABLE NEG
LIoENcE sHowN-PATcHINd A ROTTEN CON-
Germ.
ALBANY, N. y, April Q, 1877.
The following message from the Governor was trans
mitted TO the Senate to-day
STATE OF new YORK, J
EXECUTIVE CHAMBgR, ALBANY, n. Y.,}
April u. 1877. J