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State Conventions.


The Louisiana Republican Convention
met Monday. The extreme Grant mea,
led BY Judge Beattie and Piachhack, fail
ing to secure the temporary Craftsmanship,
boiled and organized a separate convention.
1t Is said the boilers numbered only Il out
Of the 1865 members Of the Convention
Several leading Grant men refused to &c,
company the scceders. The regular Con-
vention chose Ex-Governor Warmoth for
permanent chairman. reappointcd A. ].
Dumont chairman Of the State Executive
Committee, snd elected delegates to Chi
cagO, The delegates are said to stand Z
for Sherman, for Grant, l for Blaine, and
/ who is unclassiRed. The Boilers Con.
vention organized with Judge BeAt,ie as
Chairman, and elected full delegation to
Chicago
Delaware Democrats met in Convention
on Tuesday, and instructed their six dele
gates to Cincinnati to vote aud work for
the nomination Of Hon. Thomas F. Bayard
for President. Some Of the delegates are
men Of great ability, and inclade Hon
Cove Salisbury aud Hon. w. O. Whitley
The Colorado Republicans instructed
their six delegates for Grant on wedues
day.
The Missouri delegation, thirty strong
to the Cincinnati Convention, are for Til
den
In the Kansas Democratic convention a
Topeka a resolution was adopted BY yot'
of 1875 to l63 against instructiog the del
egalion to Cincinnati The result eauno
be considered a victory for any one candi
date, as there are strong friends Of Sey
mour Hendricks and Tilden in the dele
/ CATION.
The Mississippi delegation to Cincinnati
are uninstrueted.
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THE LEoSAED Scorr PuHLRHIx0 Co, have lately
Issued their reprints Of the liinbuph and Hcsa,i,
Ter Rcricus FOR April. The general character Of
these famous quRrterlies Is well known and both Ia
the selection Of subjects and in the manner Of treat
ing them Il Is well sustained in the present numbers
In the hiiabUrlh We particularly note the article
on "Ritualistic Literature in which the writer aim.
70 make manifest that the doctrines and practices OF
the Ritualsts alien from the spirit OF Protestant
ism. Bigelows life Of Benjamin Franklin is favora
bly, reviewed, and Mr.. Blgelou Is commended
for presenting Franklins autobiography In the
shape in which 1t issued from the authors memory
There Is an interesting article on Mohammeiianism
in China indicating the possibility Of the conver-
sion Of the people Of China to the ened Of Moham-
med. Other notable articles arr Catholic Rule In
Ireland. lsll-is" Modern Horse Racing The
late Professor oliHerds Essays aud Bunons Reign
Of Queen Anne"
Among the articles In the Wesa0tetr We are at
tracted by Artistic Copywrisht' which Is devoted
b the consideration Of the meaning Of copy right
and the purpose for which ii was established; THE
Greek Humanis,s-Nature and Law" supplemental.
~ TO an article in former number on the pro
gress Of physical philosophy among the ancient
Greeks, and showing how the moral, religious. and
political creeds Of Hellas were transformed by rSa
son Of the new conceptions the new power to think
ohtaned through philosophical spoculatiOns aud an
article on Animal Intelligence in which discus
sed the problem whether the lower animals, in
sharing with man vitality and all its accomrani-
ments Of pain, disease and death do not also share
with him that iudsdnable quality or essence de-
nominated mind. The usual summary OF aContem-
porary Literature is very full
The periodicals reprinted By The LeOaari Scott
Publishing Co, a Barclay street n " are as fol
iows;-Ihe London Quarterly. Edinburgh, westmiu-
sier and british Quarterly Reviews and Black.
wood's Magazine, Price, STA year for any one, or
Only SIS for all and the postage is prepaid b the
pnhlsshnrs
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adam. County. Pm. I,sm..

From the Gettysburg Compiler, OF Thurs
day, we take the following Hon. II. J.
Myers and Joseph S. Git are now engaged
at this end Of the line, aud Z. G.. Beaes, VIM.
A. Fickel aud 5. 4. Beitman at the other,
securing rights Of way for the proposed rail.
road between New Oxford and York Springs.
They are getting along very satisfactory, and
hope 70 make q clean job OF il before long.
The prospects for the road are really eneour.
aging. Il is supposed that the route will be
from the west bank Of the Conowago, near
New Oxford; thence in a direct line Tor New
Chester, crossing the dam at Holtz's mill:
thence to Five Points or little west Of IL;
crossing the Bermudian quarter Of a mile
west of York Sulphur Springs, and taking a
direct route to York Springs borough, where
the connection will be made at the Foundry
The wheat is so promising throughout the
eoanty, that TO designate all the good fields
would be an endless task. II the elements
do not prevent, Adams county viii harvest
the coming July the heaviest wheat crop In lis
history.
A mountain fire destroyed 5000 rails and
600 cords Of wood for Edward Dick. four
miles north OF York Springs
The widow OF ex.President Fillmore will
spend the summer at the Gettysburg Springs
Hotel.
Five ofwm. T. Jobe's children, in Hunting.
ton township, have scarlet fever
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DIED.

Near Fountain Valley uniuntown district,
May -, 1850 Rebecca, wife Of John Wolf,
ST.. aged 20 Years, . months and J days.
On May 9th, lssn, at the residence OF Lewis
". w. Selby, at Freedom, John 4. Allen,
youngest sou of lscbecea Allen aud the late
John h. Allen, IN the 9Th year Of bic age.
On May ~. 1850 IN New Windsor, Joha
Starr, aged 10 years,
On the li,h OF May, a, her residence, 10
Liberty. Frederick county Mrs. Margaret
Ann Warden, ~ iae Goth year Of her age,
relici Of the late Rcy Josiah Warden.
In Baltimore, Nd, On MAY "a, ut 10
O'Clock a. tn, Mary Lerpo, in the sist year
Of her age.
10 Baltimore, May 2.lb. 1880, Jacob knrlz
in bis s6th year.
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Congressional speculatiOns.

The Baltimore Herald Of Monday last
says
Although Mr.. Talbot succeeded in carry.
ing a majority Of the districts OF Baltimore
county at the primary elections held Friday
and Saturday, 2lst and 22d instant, yet there
are grave doubts entertained by his staunch
friends and admirers whether be can enter
the convection sufficiently strong to secure
his denomination to Congress A majority
Of Democrats throughout the county are dis.
satisfied with the Talbot aud johnson comb.
nation. as was thoroughly exempli6ed ia the
Eleventh district on Friday last, aud il is
thought should HOa. Charles b. Roberts, oil
Carroll county, desire the nomination a mum
Der of the pledged delegates would even now
support him. The three Bayard elabs organ
ICED in the Eleventh district were originally
in favor Of supporting such delegates as
wonld nominate Mr.. Talbot aAd any true
party man TO the national convention, but as
soon rs il was discovered that compromise
had been effected and the interest OF the party
not consulted they became dissatisfied and re-
solved to'take the affairs into their own hands,
and went TO the polls with the determination
Of defeating the pledged delegates, which was
eifectually done by vote OF 81 to 46. There
can be no doubt but that Mr.. Talbot viii Sc
cure the Baltimore county delegation, but il
is thought Hon. Charles B. Roberts will re
ceive the nomination when the delegates con
vene on the 3ls, instant
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UxR4nklGELsn EURoPEAS EAlanasyax.--
The intelligent New York correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Ledger, ys:--The cable
dispatches announcing thBr the Government
a Aaslria- Hungary has deterszined TO pnt a
nkop 70 alnigration there Is creating ne litile
ssir smong opr foreign bern population, .es-
peeisily he Germsps, whp are AppfehensiTe
that Prinea Bismarck VII eka long adopt q
similar policy. II order that he nay keep At
horne the necessary niaisriai for Feernitipg
his ARMIES The immediate elianl Is 10 quick
en- the endeavors Of many here who are
anxious to gel their friends and relatives ont
az the country as speedily as possible. The
rensiisences on money orders Of late have
been % as extraordinary scale, according TO
the statistics Of tho Post'ofkee, and this news
from Hungary eanaet but have the effect Of
increasing them. Not Ew Of the recent
arrivals al Castle Garden have been Hnnga-
8aps, most Of whom have gons 70 Minnezzpta
and Nebraska.
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The Democratic voters Of Carroll county
are hereby requested 10 assemble IN their re-
specfire election districts, at the usual places
of aecting, between the hours Of 3 and 7, p.
M, on SAruRDAr, Mar %, 1880, for the pur-
nose of selecting Five Delegates from each
district to a County Convention TO be held in
Westminster, on MoSDAy, JuSE 7th next,
which convention Is 70 elect Five Delegates
u the State Convention, TO be held in Balti,
more, June oh, for the purpose OF nomina'
ting Presidential Electors and also electing
Delegates 10 the National Convention.
By order
RICHARD MANNING, Chairman
County Central Committee.
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The Baltimore county De1sscratic con
sentioa net on Monday, aud carried onl
ttso Talbot sahnsoo- Walker agreemept, al
published 10 the ADVOCATE two weeks
age. Tue delegates to the State eonsen.
sion wcne Instructed to support WiImol
4ohuson for delegate to tho national con
sAutiou, Patrick Walker for clector. and
e use all honorable means % secure a
Bayel delegation 70 Cincinnati Dele
gates were elected 70 ihe congressional
csnycniion, 1t The primaries last Saturday,
favorable 70 the denomination Of Hon. J.
G. Talbo.i for Congress
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mnr no11EaE REcoRD.

There will be daily paper called , ~,
CotLsag Reoopp, published a. Western ora la,
WAND College during the coming eomuif,n WI
meat. I, viii be four pages 10 SIZE; anu VIZ
be printed b. Messrs, Nanderlolgd BROS y"
the same quality 81 paper rs tue d", q, ,i
Tne Rgcogp viii give a tali account o w,
exercise Of the week, and It's coming oa'
avery day will enable large selections o. w.
various oratious and essays to be gwen II
will also contain afigiual essays poems. % SS.
The subscription price for the llye Issues WI, oe
rs eents-25 cents " sent outside OF lhs wy
Subscriptions will be received at The -idf'''''
Office. Address all communications 70
'''''e' l., Il, MEEklNS,
Western Nd College, Westminster Nd
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MARRIED.

May 25th, 1880 at the NJ L. Parsonage,
New Windsor, by Rev. G, G. Croain, MI.
Francis T. Barnes aud Miss Lanra 4. Nus
baum, both Of Frederick county, Md
Ia Baltimore, Nd, May -, 1850, by Rev.
Thomas l.. poulsou. D. D., James +. Ryan
and Clara v Nichols, both Of Baltimore,
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g. chssnsey Burr challenges Rob Ia.
gerso'l y pnbie &4bale Of the question
docs true PHILOSOPHY teach the existence
r. Gody Nj. BUR- says ethe ques-
tisn may be PIT u any other ferm Ehich
bsinsa o. q open. square debate, belwsos
she philosophy y kheism aud that af atlo.
ism. We Should ~ 70 te present Al
che discussion, for. apas fsaa he side he
4spoasss. Mr. BuFr h iasman marsi.y ii
ti.s steel q . creator tAss IageadlI.
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TINS FAMINE ~ SNRiA.-COnsul Heap, at
Constantinople, has received the following.
dated Mossoul, April 8, from the Archbishop
OF Syria The terrible famine in which we
exist kills all the inhabitants Of the town aud
those OF the neighboriug villages, who are
assembling here in masses. Their sufferings
are understandable. Finding no cereals at al
some are eating corpses, aad become III 10
consequence. Their lamentations are heart.
rendirg. Most Of them are dying, as they
have nothing to eat. Those Of the inhabi.
tAnts who have lived until now, between life
and death, prag you TO give them such assist.
anee as will enable them to live. They lake
the liberty TO present their prayer with tears
OF expectation which are nowiag from their
eyes covered with blood"
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Mn. NEsSoR PaorHesIgs AdaiS.--Mr.
Henry q. Nennor comes forward again With
bis direful prophecies Of storms, heat, cold
&c, His letter is dated at Montreal, May Is,
and 10 il he sayS;-"I believe that June will
be an intensely hot month on the whole, but
the cad Of the present month, and probably
the ''frat of IhRs, will Le ialLlike, with
trosts again. July will be q terrible month
for storms, with terms Of intense heat, but
another iall-Iike relapse, with frosts, will, in
oil likelihood, occur few days before the
10Th. fear the storms Of thunder and bail
will be Of unusual severity during July. |
must claim the yeri6csiion OF my prediction
relative TO "a cold wave, with fros,s, over .
large portion Of the United States between
the ioth and 18th Of May" The relapse to.
ward The close Of the present month will be
more severe than that just past
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NOTICE

NOTICE & hereby given to the Creditor.
~ OF David shaner, Of Carroll comfy
maryland, OF the pendeney Of proceedings n
insolvency ~ the Circuit Court for Carroll
sennty, o. The petition and application of said
David Shaifer, and the creditors 81 said Sbni
yer are nouhed 70 attend on Wednesday. I'd
gay q, June, 1880, AZ n o'clock, a. m, N
,he e'iy OF Westminster, Carroll county. Mary
snai IN The Clerk oiiee, ia said city, Al
me court House, for the purpose Of choosing
solvent, David Shafiet. "
TH0S. ], G0RsUeH.
may " Preliminary Trustee.
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amer wagon, with from two 20 SIX horses in fun srot
were arriving OF departing men aud boys huuying
n and no As 10 have the cans loaded by certain
hour; dust hying; teRmsiers noisy; station agents
worried In trying 70 accommodate every person first
enginSs switching ears frorao one trark 10 smother
presented sght that can hardly be described,
What do you think, Fealer ~ several trains Of Ii
n or Is cars loaded with peaches each car cnntaln.
ing 800 baskets Or boxes asslBgo the rad every
day1 Rather a Tsachy story, say you. Yes, 50 II
seems TO those who have never SEEN 1t but when IL
Is seen Il san scarcely he eomPpghended Takeatrip
through that peninsula anytime between the 10th Of
August aud he lst Of eptcInbeI and you viii sce ver.
lied the statement given above. Look at the mapoi
the Eastern Shore Of Alagla and Delaware. and
you viii 6ud that a railroad extends from Whining.
ton % tewes. Del. aud % Crisleld Md. from which
branches extend into every county OF both sections
and twill readily BE- thai By the time the trains
reach the main stem and mac up that the state
nent Is not over drawn. We doubt not that by
writing TO Mr. l. \. Mills the popular and eiticien,
Superintendent OF the Delaware Railroad AZ vii
mineton, Del. that excursion rates could be obtain
cd to pass over that mad dnsinE the iruIt season 4
50 Il will well repay for the loss Of time and tho
small expense Necessary, People rad these state
ments with much doubt, simply because asg nevei
saw any ching qfthe kind Equally as well NIGH
they doubt the existence Of Niagara Pals. the Pyn
nils, the Leaning Tower Pisa, the Catacomhs, Sc
/ for similar reasons
Take the trip this summer, throw away your ideli
that only In Western Maryland are good crops OF
cereals grown; travel through the section described
erigieise their farms, buildings &C. TO your heart,
content, and then examine the repors Of the hank,
and you will find that they have about as much
money on deposit we have. enjoy life as thorough
| ~ without more than twothlrds the worry aud
trouble and arr an active entcrpriSng 90 ahead
I people .
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BALTIMORE & HANOVER RAuno1n

Ariyu At Gettysburg il.g0.
Returning leave Gettysburg at i.ls.Pv
Arrive at Emory Grove at 40, =. NJ
E,if bands OF Music will be ia aues5,,.
may Cad COMMITTEE
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The result Of The Derby races, on wednes.
day. was telegraphed from London 10 New
York in less than half minute.
In the boat race al Washington, d. c.. on
Wednesday evening, Hanlan defeated Reiiley
About 50 900 people Witnessed the race.
PiensifnI rains visilea he eonntry around
Petersburg. Va, daTinR Mo6dss aud Tics.
. " greatly benehling the growing cIo1s'
The glss birthday Of Queen Victoria was
observsd in Quebec on Monday, as a HOLIDAY.
There was grand military review on he
Plaina Of Abraham, in presence Of Thousands
Of spectators, and % TIE Governor fieneyal
the Princess Louis and Prince l.eopoId. In
the afternoon there was sham battle. he
citadel beieg The point Of attack.
A cyclone struck Mitchell, p. r.. Tuesday
were killed and iodr wcdhded sty jaitihe tsb'.
beFs. Macy bailding were bowH d6.ekih
and near tie ioEg.
Itis sid thss Ameres maaas ogs -lbisa d
Tho ansiEp paper pEniuet Of the vasld Thsro
are y1z mills ~ thu eagntFy, Representing
500, Q00, goo, employing 22,00O p6fxons Ard
paying So, 555, 600 "a wages every year.
The New York Tribune has a pledge signed
BY two thousand Republicans Of that city Thai
they win not vote for third-term candidate
il he Is nominated.
Col Fred Grant has been interviewed
again, and laaaiif detiaFed tsnt lis father will
hot withdFaw'as presidential csnd idsls, sad
be believes he viii be nominated aud elected
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What viii he Nsp K1l zsibaue, Iiss.
peri H~k!y, the Bal'inlore Ap.'rlsea. NE
.1.a<iw;ais csmnsrrial, and olhsF ppre.
nsnis sf f;mnE DO when be i uoniasiaa
Tsko 8 ii,siE crow without anarnas aAd
swallow ii VIII what grnec they oan.
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IsT pF uNCLAIMEn MArr1,I,

REMAlNING 10 The Post 0niee, Al Yves,
Az minister, Nd, May p, 1850.
b,lser' Mrs. Sarah A. Sanders, Edward A.
Black, Ms. u. Smith. ,iosanh 4 20,
1 1e,l, Snar,es summers, Mrs. II.
pfoIsuee' charies 1. Thompson, John J
N s.aeNe''' =. y. w Townsend, Laura II.
Persons calling for matter in The above IL
will say Il wasadyerfised.
may y A. Il. HUBER, P. IL.
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HHE Fare will be as fellows r..
4 chanicstown, New windso, ~ IN We.
mediate stations sl.50 the Roun5 ~. ~ is''i
Westminster, Wakefield and im ,,.P lios
stations Sl.i0i from Tannsry. Fint.,s,aa's'aa'l
intermediate stations SIPS. az
Excursion Trains will run o,e, fl. w
ern Maryland aud baltimore Al ~ We 9's
yer Railroads TO Gettysburg. aga,l ha'9
cursionisis an opportunity 10 M Z,
mous Battle Field and join in ,he J,.' 'as 4
services Of the day. ''''''a'
Trains ran as follows Leave Nh.
town ESQ, A, Nj Graeehan 81, I o,'.s \.
Rocky Ridge GAG; DoabIe Pine a., 'e =.
Frederick Junction 7.Ol; Middlehs,. ~ =
Uuion Bridge 7l5i Euwuod III. NJ ~ ~
scr 7.2si Avondale 5.4a; Westmis.,., ~ !. !,
Tanuery 500; Carrollton 4. 0S. paians,,s, ~, \.
Fiuksburg $50 Retaining arrive = ~ ~ W
minister at $40, p, NJ, New Minds, ! ! e. =
Union Bddge q.05; Mechanicslovn ) h; 81
Trains will start from Mechanie,ovr
stop a, oil stations on the line Of "A, - -
mentioned roads in Maryland ior eTe n, ss','
lists
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10. 1915 goIrIry


In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Jesse X. Gosnell ct ais, vs.. Aaron Go,nell
e.. ais.
ORDERED tAis 27ih day Of May, A. d.
~ 1850, that the sale made aud repoyted
by William 4. MeKellip and Francis ". Cos.
nell, Trustees, TO sell the real estate in ,be
aboyeleniitlcd cause mentioned, be ratified An
confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary there
OF be shown on or before the 30,h day a
Dune next; provided a copy Of this order i,
published ~ some newspaper printed in Car
ru'l county once IN each Of three successive
weeks before the 2lsl day Of Juue. A. ID
1880 - +"
The report states the amount Of sale IN l.,
So0J.1O. W
FRANK 7. SHAW, CLERK.
Tue eoFy,-feSt;
may 29.3t FRASK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE
% VALUABLE
Real ESTATE

nNlIE undersigned, a. Trustees. viii .slia
Il Public Sale, On the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE "a, 1850
at ] ! o clock, A. NJ. the followins as,en.,l
property, To vii That mos; desirable p,i,si,
residence, kuovn as the Winchester pfos.,.
", situated Immediately adjAeen, % 4,
City Of Westminster, aud nov oceapjsd \,
John Z. Friaeii, E'q. This properly CO...
-
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IHE Harm TERz.~-An Official record OF
y years shows that the present month OF May
Is the hottest ever known. In Philadelphia,
"a, on "Wednesday several persons and 80
horses suceumbed 70 the heat; in New York
IA per1ons were sun struck, and the heat is
represented asbeing terrible. In New Hanp-
SHIRE q was the hottest day ever experienced.
me Thermometer ranged from p6o 10 1919 ia
the shade, the latterat Manchester. A num.
Der ottowns registered 1909 10 the shade. At
the shade.
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FAaxERs, BwARg.--We are Informed.
says the Carlisle, Pa, Mirror, that one day
last week a certain farmer, residing nenr the
foEk ROOD, in ons Of the adjoining townships,
was very cleyerly aeesed Of the sum Of saaO,
BY swindlIng operator iA lphasphaies and
guano. Tbs ssipdle vas accomplished by
means q the old tFiok-the farmer signing 4
note uiihout reading Il and making himssIt
acquainted with the manner IN which L was
drawn. For the $3.50 paid, he received one
barrel Of gaanoi Rather an expensive fertiI.
izer that
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TEN ACRES OF LAND.

a -
substantial aud convenient EuiN.a
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE IslLsIaAs
with Pofchcs, lantries, &c -
also large Stope Dairy, Brick Wash Hosis
and Smoke House, lee House Chieksa
Honsc, Hog House aud commoAious and xta
arranged Barn aad S,abline
There is also upon the property a gall SUI,
ply Of excellent water an abundance ofehorr
truii, aud a large and productive vegetable
garden.
The Lawn ia very elaborate AMI handsout.
containing Fish Pond, aud gtc,, variety Of
Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery.
The Buildings are situated upon = besuiifu,
eminenec, and ia all respects The property Is
one o. the most attractive and desirable pr.
waite residences in the State.
Immediately after the sale Of the above,
the following Lots, being par, OF ''Frizslf
Addition 10 Westminster will be sold
: lets on Green Street
2 lot, on Gsorgs Street
9 Lets 90 Church Street, aud
20 Lois on CAar1e5 STREE.
An accurate plat Of the above describel
: property may be found at the Union Nahona
! Bank OF Westminster.
T Terms " Sale, -One.third cash. one thirl
IN SIX months, and the remainder IN lael',
months, with approved notes and seeany
4 bearing interes, from day Of salo Tor dcisrrel
I payments, or all cash, A. tho option Of ID
I purchaser.
Z For further particulars inquire OF either o
I the undersigned
WILLIAM =. MAUISBl,
4 CHARLES V. wANTZ,
JOSHUA ". Herring.
\ may 22ts Trustees.
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Mr.. Morgan's joint resolution, providing
for a count Of the electoral vote, passed the
Senate on Monday. 1t is believed it viii
pass the House without delay.
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Mr. John Murphy, the well.knOwn and
successful book publisher, Of Baltimore,
died on Thursday, in the 9th year Of his
are.