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Award of Contracts for LiEe-SayfDg
Stations.

WASHINGTON, August Edwards of con-
tracts for the construction OF thirteea life.
saving stations on the coasts of Virginia and
North Carolina have been made as follows !:
James III. CaIron, OF Norfolk, seven life
saving stations on the coasts Of North Car
olina and Virginia at $3.50 each; Allen A.
Mccullough, of Norfolk, six liie-saring sta
tions on the coast OF North Carolina at
So, 24O euch. These stations are to be COM
pIeted and turned over to the Government
by the 18th of November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-05
Fatrure OF a CINCINNATI Firm.

CINCINNATI, August 3.-The., grocery
bouse OF R. N. Bishop & Co., at the head Of
which IS Governor Bishop, suspended to-
dav. None Of the firms paper has gone to
protest, but it is deemed best to suspend, IN
order to reach settlement. The heaviest
creditors are in the East.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATURDAY, August 8, 1873.
C.,unrrv Pronuce.

Country Produce.
Beeslcar: 23c. p ID.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, l6@1Sc.; fair
Corn HeaI: 80@65c. . bushel for country.
Drted Fruit: Apples. 3fG4c. p d.: peaches.
peeled. 7GlSc.; unpeeled, 3@4c.; cherries, loo
12c. q b. blacGberries. &c.
Eg0s: In barrels .6@7c. y dozeu: In crates, 7G6c c.
feathers: Prime nve-gOose, 40c.; common, 2C@
30c.-
Hay: Virginia timothy, 70c.-very dull; clov er. So
9B0c. @
oats: BaIed. soc.
PotStoes: irish. q barrel, new, 75c.Gys1; old,
5Q@60c. ..... $50
Lard: Country. 7G7hc.
Rue: Csc. q buShel
SHmnc: f5c.
Bdled Straic: 35140c.
TaLIolo: 64c, p ID.
Wool: Washed. 30@32c.s unxashed. 2O@23c
BURY wool viii bring from to SC. 2 ID less thar
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
osmen,. Rosesdale, q sc @sLs0g barrel jane
River, 81, 6O@$l,7Q,
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HowE.-Daniel Howe, before reported as
arrested in Richmond, Va, by Special Sc
cret-Service Agent Downs, upon the charge
OF being in league with parties iii. Baltl-
more in counterfeiting nickels and. other
coin, and who was locked up at the Central
police station on Thursday night, was be-
fore United States Commissioner Rogers
Yesterday. He was committed in default
OF i've Thousand dollars bail for hearing.
Baltimore Bulletin, Sd.
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ss..e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
;. Finds. ~ ~

: s tMoSTREAI, August 3D. Charles Griffin, OF
the firm OF o. s. Hobson q CO., stock bro
kers, has been arrested, charged with mis-
appfepriaung s21 900 belonging to, Rev.
James P, Webster, .oi Green Castle, s.. G.
Griffin paid the plainant dividends reg
nlarfy from the time the money asreceiYed.
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10 the solemn chorus
- We are passing away


Appointments for services on the Sab
bath day and during next week were then
made, and the congregation was dismissed,
all seeming TO regret that tue time for part
ing had come.
To mine host the venerable Father Mars
tin and his wife, one Of the kindcst Chris
tian women in this Commonwealth, l am
indebted for the comforts and companion
ship Of sweet, sweet home. Heaven bless
them! Is.
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YoIroH.FEeYcr' IN neiuI Orlenr Y.

NEW ORLEANS, August 3.-The. yellow
fever for The past twenty-four: hours sho ws
thirty-eight new cases and seven deaths.
Total cases to date, 233; total deaths, go.
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Now cation.

=; SAVANNAH. GA, August 3.--The first bale
OF the new crop Of Florida cotton was re-
ceiyed from Monticello to-day. It is classed
as strict low middling.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Market dull.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, August g. 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 1853 hecsheads and
% tierccs. The offerings auction on 'Chanse were
80 packages; Of which number i were taken Ill.,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
1910 to S7.75. g..--
We continue TO quote: '@ .."..
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, $1.5o@S2; medium
to good, s3@S4.
Leaf-Common, s4@s5; medium, s5@6; good,
SS@S10 fine, $l1@&14.
BRIGHT.
Lngs.-Common colory, S3@$4.
FIflers.-Common, $4G1S5; medium, $5@$7:
good, s7@SlO: fine, S106S13.
Snlokers-Con mon, S7@S8.5o: medium. 500
S11 good, $10@$l3; fine, S150S1S; fancy, 81
Wrappers.-Common, s12@S15: medium. s1s
mS25 good, S30@S45; fine, s60@$7c; fancy,
S75@S90.
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Bank suspended.

KANSAS CITY, NO., August 3.-On &c
count OF a.recent heavy run on the M astln
Bunk Of this city 1t has suspended.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

SALES REPtkTEp 10 SECkElAh1.
WHEAT.--White. GO bushels At o5c.; 8 bushels at
very good at 81 Os; 2O2 bushels at soc. 400 bush
els at S107-total, 1856 bushels. Red, 100 bushels
very good FultZ at 81; so bushels 1t S5c.; l62
bushels good Lancaster ut S1.O7: 40 bushels very
good Lancaster ut 81 .0S: $50 bushels common at
75c.; 100 bushels Fullz at 90c.; 81 bushels Eutz
at SCc.; 1S4 bushels FutZ ut 95c. Ito b!E helS
Fuliz al CSC: 92 bushels Fultz at Soc. 100 BUSH
els FuIz ut 72c. 15G bushels at 9Oc.; 374 bush
els at 81 20 bushels nj S5c.; AZ bushels prime
"a bushels very good Fultz at $ 124 bushels prime
Lancaster at Sl.pS; Is bushels good Fultz at 95c
2l4 bushels on private terms: 354 bushels on pri-
waite terms; 100 bushels at Sjc.: Jig bushels at
95c.: 80 bushels At CSC; 200 bushels prime Fnltz
st 81: LOO bushels very good Fnllz at 97c. 5oO
40 bushels ut S5c.; 37S bushels at a3c; 22 bushels
at S5c; 80 bushels common Lancaster ut eOc.;
"a bushels very good FultZ at 81 96 bushels COM
mon FultZ ut S5c.: 1B bushels FullZ at 9oc.: 3oS
bushels very good Futz at 81: l6 Bushels 1T 7Jc. !:
IL bushels at 75c.; los bushels common Fultz ut
SOC ZIP bushels very good Fultz on private Terms
81 bushels Lancaster at 81; "a bushels prime
Lancaster at S1.0S &C bushels FultZ 1T SSc.; ou
bushels FultZ ut SC. 80 bushels Eu!iza 81 40
bushels Futz a: 81: $50 bushels mixed at 81 ;
SO bushels mixtd at Sl.O5; 100 bushels fair Fultz
mt S5c.: so bushels Fultz at a5c.; 80 busr GOOD
Fuiz at &c.; 60 bushels FultZ at Sc: s bushels
Fuz at 9Uc.: 50 bushels very good F'uliZ on pr,
Yate terms : $500 bushels old FultZ ut Csc. oO
81 bushels prime Eultz at 81; 400 bushels mixed
ut 81 336 bushels Fultz at 81 .03: % bushe Fulz
nc 81 % bushels FultZ 1T 95c.; IA bushels tultz
at S5c.-totaI. 9.414 bushels. .,
COHN.-Fhtte, "a bushels very good at 5Sc.;. G2
bushels at 5Sc.-tota sc bushels.
OATS.-60 bushels Oil private terms: 400 bushels
at 29c.; rs bushels al 29c.-total, 53S bushels.
RYE.-66 bushels common at soc.
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80 39sCENE NTlSHE -
pEs1EIYHD At fHE
49, 4 sss4r. 3 ~ j st ~ i Is,
09-CEyT STORE:
Ssss1ezrss 49, ssts<>ss
NT01

II Z
% handsome PALM LUNcH-BAsKETs: So
More OF those square CHESTNUT TABLES;
IS s-key AecoRDEoNs at g9c.;
A few large, ACCoRDEoNs At q. 9s; i;
40 large FEATHER-DUsrERs;s 3 aa
"a sets MATHEMATTCAI.Iy INSTRUMENTS;
90 Handsome sILK-YELvET FRAMEs-card
size-at 50c.; &. 80 "a. s.s.3
ored. at sl.9s: a'sE r r.
1G.ineh al'-Iea,her yALrsEs, WITH pocket,ss
~ gross TEASPOONS at 99c. a haIf-d61en. WAR;
RASTED on white ine,al-four patterns;
gross TEASPOONS at 0oc. a dozeu-pood2 n1ase.
on nickel stock-four patterns; ja,3f'5a
TABLESPOONS and FORKS to match ether
quality or pattern; ~ - Is
Elegant 5-bottIe Revolving CASToR. yxR-
RASTEDtriple.pate on white metal, at 81 .9s.
PICK LE-STAND and FORK, SUGAR-BOWI.-
tiCAkE-STAND-sane as castor; -
Elegaat SUUP-LADLE, warranted white metal.
riple-plate. At 99c. se.ss - G..g
Catalogues mailed free to any address. 49,
jy IS. W. a. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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The post-ottice at Piney Grove, Caroline
county, Va, is discontinued for want OIL a
candidate; the papers go to Ruthcrgen.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS.. ..1.r
~. OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIA 'PESITESTIARY,A r
August z, 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received
~ ."tr ut this Office until
WEDNESDAY TIE 7Tu INSTANT, -.
AT l0s O'CLOCK y. ~. >n5
to furnish the pcrltcntary with the following
quantity OF
COAL .f @a e.
for the ensuing twelve months, to be delivered In
suc quantities. from time TO time, rs The superi-
dent NAV ortcr-viz:
leo tons tof 1000 pounds Of QUINNlMONr
COAL, 1890.
200 tons iof 1000 pounds) Of ANTHRACITE
~. EGG COAL.
so tons iof 1000 pounds) of ANTHRACITE
NUT COAL. -
80 tons tof 1000 poundsJ Of CUMBERLAND
COAL. .sg--
The Board Of Directors reserve the right to re-
;ect any or all bids offered = =. A.'SW ANN.
Superintendent Virginia PenltentIAry.,
ByC. =. GROSS. FIRST Assistant. au 3-3t
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Ap0LLsNARys WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
HIGHLY EFFERVESCENT.

APPROVED by the academic de [Nedecine OF
France and Its sale In France authorized by special
order Of the French Government.
Recommended by the highest MEDICAL AU-
TuORITIES in New York rs
"A delightful beverage"
Ear superior to Vichy, Settler, or any othcr.n
Most grateful and refreshng.'
absolutely pure and wholesome; superior to all
for daily use; free from all the objections urged
against Croton and Artincially- aerated watcrs.''
"Imprcgnated only with It's own gas.'
Useful and very agreeable"
"Healthful and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cases OF acute disease"
MILDLY antacid; agrees we'll with dyspeptics and
whe re there is equity diathesi<."
by far the most agreeable alone Or mixed with
wine; useful in Catarrhs of Stomach or Bladder,
and In Govt"
mot cnlv luxury, but q necessity"
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HsSSHE$. SHOES. &C.
- 1870
nnpT ,rTES AND GEN.
ENGINEERING.

{ 49, A 49,, - ENGINEERING
- ,be REsssELAE POLYTECHNIC iSsrI-
TUTE Troy. n. Mex! Term ees 1s s sepptsjns
uss ~ the Graduates for the past hny-two yesSass
with ,her positions, also course OF s,aay yss
menls for admlson expense; &S S, treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-05
The Congressional Committee ON the
Labor Question.

Labor Question.
NEW YoRK, August 3.-The Congressional
Committee on the Labor Question continued
its session to-day The workingmen's rep
resentatives were again on the stand. They
laid the blame OF the depression in business
to the national and State legislation granting
lands to railroad and other corporations.
and granting large interest on bonds. They
advanced the idea that the Government
should pass homestead law and throw the
public lands open to settlement, and assist
men to settle them.
W.A.A. Carsey, who said he was brick
LAYER and an editor, declared that in his
opinion the public-school system was bad.
The Government, he claimed, should estab-
lish schools where mechanical trade and arts
would be taught. He denounced the con-
tract system under national. State, and city
governments. AS q consequence it was OF
the worst possible construction, and gave an
opportunity to men to grind down the Ia
boring class and employ Chinese and others,
against whom American laborers could
not compete because they cannot live as the
former do. He appealed to the committee
to impress on Congress the necessity for
some legislation this winter which will
bring relief to the working classes. Know
ing the needs and temper Of the working
men, he felt certain, il Congress did not
step in at an early day with ameliorating
legislation, this winter could not pass with
out trouble without repetition OF the
labor riots OF last summer. A good move
ment would be the institution OF compre-
hensive internal improvements and an in
flation of the currency to carry on these
improvements. ...-ag
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST s. 1879

o. De
n sEt,E8.E. ARRIVED. 81 Essl,t ~ ~.
steamship Isaac Bel, Lawrence, New York rner-
Sn,n ohd passengers, Old Dominion Steanahfp
or Schooner Gersh Banker, Price, New York, saIf to
h3 Schooner ,n II. D. cranmer Matthews, New York,
G. K. Whitlock. ist"no' fNi"'ny' 'uhoef'
schooner J. ". Boye, Cubierly. New York. iron
pany. s' ST. 49, - = '' 1'"'- " oihS Soni
s-..gE, SAILED.
= se All 7, Aiiance, Carr, Philadelphia mercfan-
;oteaner George Fl. Stout. Pierce, Baltimore mar
Hesno,se ana passengers, u. T. Douglas, agent.
agent. -" '~o>'...1hssi'' IL d. 1atuH.
schooner s. II. Sharp, Smith, New York. came,
| IL. Storrs, agent. S@AAsi
| phhf,a MEMoRASDU1r. .-..'t
80 ar Agnes Rrppelcr, Hopkins, hence. nj
| 10 " August LIST. 81 - 1880" S
in Saw and BY Telegraph. ,t..i
LIvERPooL9 sust 3.-AIrised: Steamers Elp,-
.--.-r---~-st 3.-Arrived: Steamer Bohe-
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Great Tornado on the North Carolina
Const..- DestrMction Of Property.

Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l
NORFOLK, August 3.-Yesterday after
noon terrific tornado, surprising in fury
any blow known for years, passed over the
Plymouth section of North Carolina. ,ac-
companied by an extraordinary fall Of hail,
causing great destruction of various de-
scriptions OF valuable property. Numerous
frame houses and all sorts OF fencing were
Frustrated, the live stock killed, and great
damage done to the growing corn and
other crops. In Plymouth a Baptist church
was blown down and other houses dam
aged. On the large plantation OF Asa John
son, Just outside OF the town, ali the negro
quarters, barns. stables, and every variety
OF out-buildings were swept away, and
only the strongest and heaviest portions OF
the stately mansion were left standing. All
that section Of country. Oh the path OF the
tornado suffered similarly.
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|shanRef pss 500 Ecnd iii s,nsoss.
S sssa ae s9 yeas, WITH Light demand al
!. ssT. BoUfs LIVESTOCK saRKET. I!
9 st. LOUIS. August Cattle snunfy uot,
common grades nothing dotng; YeceiIifs 35n s.ad
Hogs slow and Unchanged; fight sliips,inS 10 hoe,
iorkers, l0e1s4. 30 butchers 10 fancy AZ an
sa %; receipts, I,500 head- Sheep auist and ny
changed none on market; receipts SO head.
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Flour,

Flour.
Fine. IS: superfne, $3.75ms4; extra. 81 500
$4.75: common family, $3.50 ; fancy braLas, So.
Market dull. .
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CHICAGO LIVE. STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. August 3.-Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head
shipments, $500 head: choice heavy, o w
ishI, S4.20@S435: mixed and rough s4SanSa ~:
market dull, slow, aud easy: shipping, S4a 90
light butchers. 3.l0@$3.6o; cows fairy a.lve a.
s2,&3@S3.5Q; bulls, $l.9Q@S2.S7ai leans W.
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Every genuine bottle bears the registered YELLOW
PICTORIAL label of the
apOLLINARIS Comply (LIMITEDl, LONDON.
inv 27-M.W&F&eowiAu27l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-05

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATs%=,,
ES5taaa.1i.lax2.
COMPANY'S
JAMES-RIVER LINE,
FOR
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE DhY-LINE,
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO WITH
II. AND ". STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT. '.s ..
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. August 3. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-HAite. 992 bushels: of which sd bush.
els were re-exhibited. BED, l2.11S bushels; Of
which 60 bushels were re-exhib!tcd.
CORN White, 900 bushels; Of which 24 bushels
were re-extibiled.
: OATS.--460 bushels.
IlSE -GR hitsh
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To be had Of all WINE merchants, grocers, drug
rists and mlncral-water dealers throughout the
United States, and Wholesale of
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
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The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
WYSpIIAM r. MAYO tcarrying United States mai),
leaves Richmond for ahOve-named places every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at
1870 A. NJ.
Fare 10 Old Point. Norfolk and Portsmouth.S 2 so
Fare round "Trip. Observation-Disclosures. 00
Fare to Baltimore Observation-Disclosures. 90
Fare to Philadelphia. .................. 33
Fare 10 New 1Ofk.......... ID
Fare to Boston Observation-Disclosures. .......... Is 35
Fare tn Boston rid VI. and NJ. line. Il 90
Through tickets sol. at Garber's S2B Main street;
Exchange Hotel. and board steamer. Baggage
checked through. .-... .....
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth :
Newb,rn, Washington. and Tarboro'. N. Co. and all
landings on Tar river: Washington, -. c.. Boston,
and ocular bindings James river. n lowest rates
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
urcly rebuilt and rcsnrniShed In an elegant and
costly manner, AMI is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many wears.
J.. T.. TATUM Superintendent.
g03 Main street and Rockets.
i w. Nice ARRIck. Api.ni. Nnrfnk. L. I
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q Hsisfcf gSzIaEas
+ By ss according 10 annnfify. =
eeiSpsaG .a L,n.mp y4fsA.25; ground; S7.50a$s,,
f daTs Large size, s3.25Gs3.6n.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-10-31
Eeap.AEA NeDE'Ed'El,.

Notice is hereby given that the s,''-rri.
bcrs. citizens of Frederick county, in tie
State of Mar, land, intend to petition the
County commissioners OF said county aiirl
the expiration Of thirty days from til" first
publication Of this notice to open public
road in SAID county according to the FOL
lowing description, that is TO say b"%ln.
ming un the old county road leading from
Frederick to EmmitE,bur%, at the dividing
line between the lands of Solomon kidrn-
our and John >nith, and running in a
South Eastern direction along with the ii
viSional line between said Ridcnour and
Smith laking half Of the roal from iii"
land of Ri,cn,Hlr and the other halt from
SMITH to the Eastern boundary of said
SmlIs property, thence Stll in n South
Eastern direction and with the divisional!
line between the buds OF the said itjorH
oar and Ephrnim Drlnplane {akiny hal Of
the 81 4 road from the Ian l. of SAIL i;!'icn-
our and bait from the sand DrMplanr) to
The lands of George McrtH. thence in an
Els,rrv direction along ANA with the Ill
vi,.onal line between George Hoffman and
George Mcr,z to the land OF Samu"l B0s
sarl taking halfth said road from the
land of said Merit and halt from iii" land
of said Hoffman, theme" Sill Easirrnit
along and with the divisional line b@'#rrn
George Hoffman and SamHrl BUSsari 10
the lands of Mrs Catherine kOpnlH (tai>lng
half Of Their nd frcm the land Of said llcH.
nnn and half from the land OF sail iil-"-
ar,ll thence slill castWa"dly along AMI Wiih
the divisional Inc hctwcnn the lands Of
said GEORGE hoffman, an | Mrs. tatha!ine
kDNniy ia thp lands of Charles Stevens
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NelU advertisements.
JNOR TIE SuERIFFALTY.

To the Voters Of Frederick County.
GENTLEMEN Having received very
tattcring support for the nomination for
Sheriff in 1877, for which | tender my
grateful Acknowledgements. l again an.
nounce myself as candidate for said office,
subject to the action of the Republican
Nominating Convention Of 1879 and re-
spccttully and earnestly solicit your sup
port. j. ), b. HARISOCk.
sep Jit
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the judges OF
Election, and to the voters of Frederick
county, that an election will be held at the
usual places of holding elections, in the
several Election Districts Of Frederick
county,
On TUca1ay, N0rem1or 5M, 1873,
between the hours nf 9 O'Clock, a. m, and
6 O'Clock, p m, for one member of the
House of Representatives of the United
States, for the Sixth Congressional District
of Mary land.
BY an Act of the Legislature Of Mary
land, creating Linganore District, No 10,
the Polls will be held at Urionville, said
District.
And by an Act of the Legislature of Ma
ryland, creating hcwislo"n District, No
20, the Polls will be held at Lcwistown, i'll
said District.
WM RICHARDSON.
oct tc Sheriff u Frederick County.
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Received tho highest award at the Paris
piiialrlphia. and Vienna exposition.
bnv these Machines direct from the
manufacturers and can sell them cheap for
cash
We warrant each Machine to give salts,
faction.
These Machines arc very simple aud
easy to understand and very light running
Also keep OH hand all kinds OF attach.
mcnts for any Machine.
Give us call aud sec these Machines
for yourselves.
G, W. STOCKSDALE,
Mcchanicstown, Md.
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s1AR ..

On The 18th instant, at the Lutheran par
sonagc in Frederick, by the Rev Er
Dichl, Cover KrIlcwcil, Of Baltimor",t to
Miss I.ottic. daughter of Michael II. and
Charlotte Halter, OF Frederick.
On the 10Th instant, at the Lutheran par
sonagr, in Frederick, BY the Rev. Dr.
Dichl, William Taylor # Howard coun
ty, Md, to Miss Layina Schul,z.of Fred
ufiCk.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-10-31
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On Sunday October 9ath, at o'clock, p.
NJ in Frederick, Mrs Mary f, Payne,
wife of Joseph L. Payne, aged II years,
months, and II days.
At Ellicott's Mills, at the residence of Mr..
Joseph Green, Mrs Catharine Stlmmel,
wife Of Henry Stimmel, formerly of Lew
isto"n, this county, in the T3A year of
her age.