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AMERICAN WATCHES,

The American Watch Company, OF "altham.
received last week an order from the British
Government for 372 WATCHES, intended for the
use Of conductors, station masters, and other
employees Of the State railroads of India. This
is the third large order received by the Com
pany from the same source, and, like the former
ones, was Obtained In public competition with
foreig On manufacturers: The London J; Jeeosisr ek
serres. in reference to this order: "The contract
for watches to be used by the officials On the
Indian State railways has again been secured by
time Messrs. Robbins & Appleton have received
this distinction, which is not barren one, Tor It
must be evident to the most pre1ud1cca M inolsla W.
yious occasions must have given satisfaction M
and answered the tests required OF them This ms
is mortifying fact for Englfshmen, especially
for those who believe that, were nlnnufacn1rers
here to show more enterprise: they would 90
able to compete adyantageously IN the manu-
facture Of all grades Of watches '-Boston Ad-
41e1tL3Er.
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r p c0GGECHAll.

Tho 1orers of art will now have their oppor-
unity: The old proyerb, HE that lives by the
sword fel1s by the sword" too often proves true
For years past Coggeshall, a successful dealer IN
avery branch OF the fine arts, and always lead-
tne buyer at all sacrifice sales, now comes to the
front the victim Retiring from the retail bust
ness ne has resolved to close out his STOCK ana
Col. Elison's orders arc, "Seu" Intending no
roaection on Mr. Coggeshall's financial cond'-
ton, which, so far as VIC learn, is unchanged, yet
We know sacrifice very unusual mus1 nero
ensue. The collection contains many rare ge"s'
and the result Of ten years work IN eatnes1ns'
, 1880-03-07
JOHN GARRlTY.

An Attempt to Get Him Out on +" "ns
Seems Very Shal1y Ball.
Hurb Garrity, the Peuitentiary graduate ana
..,,1r .rho fs wanted on three serious charges,
has ~ far succeeded in eyading the ooel1n
Denut,es. although some of his 1r1enos nase "
sfc1,thed that Hugh Is only trying 70 get pa1''
and will give himself up just as soon as ne eau
procure it. Meantime John Garrlty' MS o'o1uei H.
Nv birth and in crime, 1angu1shes III euI-
rier,s Basttle. Yesterday scratch at
tempt was made to get Jonn u.
n, what may by courtesy be considered Dali, out
,ph3ch hail fs about as worthless as 1nat ~1uen
outside states Attoqheys have occasionally ac-
cented. At Geneva the bondsmen accepteo "efo
old man Garrity, father Of the sTee1-scen'eo
pair. Mnrtin Joyce, and Mike Corcoran'
The person who yesterday marcneo lnn" ue
Office Of the Clerk Of the CT1m1na! eouA .a.1 a
made affidavit that he was possessed OF cer11tn
property is one .
BRYAN oNEnL, 4 BRIC81ATER-
rast1in1 at No. 40 Goethe street O'Ne1ll s"ore
+hot he was the owner Of Lot In BLOCK OF
Stone's Subdivision of Astors Addlton' oe1as
M a4o Goethe street, which property was worm
81 no and incu1nbcred for $3.50 only, leaving MN
xror1h $3.50. The Court was not In session anu
other tSe Sss bpond t the
The latter has 1t get, anu may Dc 'ns 70 no' '''0
end. .p,,,, fe.+ etert,ca,
i
of1o,1, bonds in general, and bonds designed 10
release the Garrltys from CAPTIVITY ~ par9t,cu
lar. visited the Recorder Office yesterday a1tef-
"o''4 LOOKED UP TIE RECORDS
o,Net1f had sworn that the deed to Lot 8 afore-
said was In bis name; and was Of ree3rS It was s
found that on jan e. 20 1S.6' 6 srydn 6lumeptha, n. hail.
covering ge enf Feet ss Of Lot In septembcE 1s8
vii William oSel and wife gave to J9seRh E. 9nf fs1f
~ 1 1n,sf-deed to the east t"ent5-n7e hGGe
e. tbe t61y feet Of hot bS s. oas Te'fo to
leleased in ne@empg %aa found Further that
eorang to the ths sast ten feet 1.S aGt
the east h4t f fes 6ad oa ies
which JOINS Inc ~ taxes since the fire, and SIX
sae t g. that II e
~. foet RI Iot and twenty feet ol 10. o. su ~
ject to the I " mo less than six liens for taxes
the f years and years. penalties and
costs ..,+od with the Recorder
office, Who Is me1a said TINT the lot referred tc
me me stated On the south side Of Goethe street.
, 1880-03-07
4 FEMALE SPECUlATOR,

NEw YORK. Marrh 8.-Miss Louisiana st. John,
who has been proved hciress to a large portion
of the ground upon which East St. Louis was
built. when necessary to cast about for the
means of livelihood, conceived the plan OF leas-
tng a large tenement, and by sub-lettng secure
a margin for herself. The plan succeeded SO
well that she enlarged her operations, and was
soon possessed Of very comfortable capital for
investment She bought lots and dwellings sold
for taxes at low rates, aud was soon IN Will
receipts t, an extent that almost drove her Wild
she was always going to emerge into daylight,
hut never did.
, 1880-03-07
PERSONALS.

Melikoh's job is understood to be Tor rent
"Gentle Reader "-Yes, it is true that life
insurance agents consider Chicago muroerefs
desirable risks.
Lonefelow gets up early in the morning,
is doing well ut bis trade and in general appears
to be rising old man.
MI. Gladstone wants the English Ia"
amended SO that breach-of-promise to marry
are evidently getting old
Queen Margherita of Italy Is reported to
be In state of permanent depression, but the
name Of the mother-in-1aw is not given.
4 fashionable New York lady has ordered
tTo bonnets and hat from Kate Fields CO.
operative millinery store, and the stock o1 the
association is booming.
Put away the blackboard wagon, y.
And the harness bright and new.
For the Rev. Mr.. Murray
Now is On the ocean blue.
Mention has already been made OF chunk
q plaster falling on Blanche Tucker IN her ne"
York lodgings Chicago people always thougn1
che would bring down the house sometime
We notice in the Nashville American an
fmpassoned editorial entitled, "Who WIN Buy
the Nashville l. Owensboro Ratlroad! why,
some newspaper-mnn, of COURSE. You diont
expect poor people like Vanderbilt OF Gonlo 10
cone along and pay for it, did you!
John Stevens, of Hoboken, who had MS
nose split open By being thrown from MS "a0on
On the Kackensnck turnpike last week. Is ner
70 the largest fortune OF any young man OF MS
age in the United States, and In vie" OF thls 1act
young ladies should be careful how they laugn
at a young man with broken nose, as Mr.
stevens is unmarried.
Miss Emma Abbott, the opera singer, nav
ing been told Of some criticism upon the "alHlln
Of her acting in love scenes responded: de-
test the conventional, stagey, stupid love-mak-
ing scenes, so often depicted by women VINO
we're never In love, and know nothing OF the
passion. think the more vivid and nfelike
the representation is the better. i have been In
love, and know what am acting. forget
Emma Abbott in vivifytng my characters. one
also evidently forgcts Mr. Emma Abbott aoout
that time.
Senator George F. Edmunds was, as
youth. fond Of the society Of those much older
taan himself. 1t is said that he much enjoyed
calling upon the old ladies Of his native sllage
OF Richmond "Uncle,'' Aunt OF "Grano-
mother was applied by him to many OUTSIDE
MS own kindred. Never during all the years
since tho young lawyer left the town 1or ms
arger career has interest in his progrees naggeo
whit The Senator goes back to nsn III tne
familiar nout-strcams with schoolna1cs VIII
nave grown grar-hcaded, welcomes the villagers
as heartily in Washington as he meets 1nen u
nome, and never fails during any visit to call on
Aunt Phoebe" and other venerable and aoSa1
1aeads and cronses.
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TBEopoEE THOMAS, being duly sworn. de-
,,oses and says: That he never, In prosperity or
sare1sity, spoke of Cincinnati as :" The Paris OF
AMERICA; that he believes the claim OF the
aforesaid City Of Cincinnati that 1t Is the Paris
of America is spurious, wicked, false injurious,
.nd lbelous; that he always has believed and
,sserted. and still does believe and assert, that
+ha original and true Paris Of America can be
+ound near the lower end Of Lake Michigan; and
further than this deponent saith not
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OYSTERS AS THEY SHOULD Be COOKED.
F7crvbody who has tried Charley keEns
steamed, broiled, and fried oysters, 1o8 and llo
Ia Sale street, says they can't be beat even on
tho seashore. He draws five kinds OF the oes1
lapera-three imported.
, 1880-03-07

THE city election for eighteen members OF
1o-,non Council Is now but a few weeks oil.
~ n0 dominating candidates it will be well to keep
lind the two prime qualifications Of an Office
u.,asr. ~ First, that he should be honest; and,
losad uoaard that be should be competent Honesty
r,+ho,t competence is only little less disas-
.".,,s than competence without honesty. An
a l.,or mint: 1t is not necessary that an Alder
o.a "as should be u talkative man, but he should
nare u.a somc business experience and some knowl-
Is,o of city finances and taxation.
, 1880-03-07

n,.r Hon. D. \. Bash has decided to enter
4aaid 40 & candidate for Congress in the First
IT, s1T;ct His success State Senator Is In his
fuaTor.-Euening Journal
. movement is on foot among the young men
=. IN storrs, who, they claim, wbuld be the
ss,est man that Cook County has sent to Con-
--aea since Long Johns time. Storrs would be
tha leader of the Illinois delegation On the Re-
.nhcan side, and would start with National
,1onntation. He would mike it lively for the
T,ricaHeT3,
, 1880-03-07

HAPpY thought: Instead of extending the
tunnel down from Highland Park, build the
sewers up. aud let the suburbs kno" what The
city Is doing The countless manufactures OF
Chicago, the Stock Yards, the glue-tactor1es'
the rat-traps, and the dog pounds are eWeurepre-
sented In the sewage.
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We would call special attention to an aaFer-
tisemeut in financial column in to-day's issue
for partner in a wholesale grocery house IN
+his cIty. We think 1t is an opportunity seldom
otrered to step into large and successful busi-
ness already established.
, 1880-03-07

THE New York State Convention at Sara
tina Sent. s, 1874 declared its undlterabk oppo-
.;tion to the election of any President for a
thfr1 term" Nothing was said about consecu"
tiye terms and the resolution was pronounced
tn be ~unalterable." The party that adopted
that resolution calmly, freely, and deliberately
IN 1s75. and revoked 1t hastily and under the
nressure of machine dictation In 1880, was not
Tise then, OF is not wise now. Which is it?
, 1880-03-07

TIE Congregation Of the Index have Issued
adecree placing number Of works On the " In
dex Expurgatorius,' the most important OF
which are The Religion Of the Future by
Terenzio Aamiani, and critical essay on the
Reyeladons by Jonathan Heyerley, OF Charles
ton, included BY Maniani in the appendix to his
Ynrt
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oo.,v.pn,e u,,slca1 WORLD FOR MARCH


ia q vary attractive number, containing, besides
OVER 81 worth Of new music and an elegant futl-
mage portrait of Emma Thursby, large amount
of interesting musical reading and all the lates1
musical news. a biographical sketch lwitn pos-
tralt) Of Frederic ". Root Is also gwen III ta1s
r,,uhor Contcs can be obtained of the pub
1;aher 1ns state street, or will be mailed to any
address on receipt Of Is cents
, 1880-03-07

Arend,s Knmy.., tt. the d %afm41e'd 31rm of OF =
1ooas a.lu o,.are1e a mild milk-wine. Nothing
PPs so repdy enhes the blood
the weak and delicate generally an6 snud aften a1tn r
it. It affords immediate comlqa qaied au To be Ind
stores health after nll else mas 1a"eo'
only at 11p Madison street.
, 1880-03-07

0Rv1s says that he confidently expects to
abate the nuisance the Ne.cs is making OF Itself,
w burn the thing up-smoke and all.
, 1880-03-07

THERE Is an amicable little arrangement
smone the Democrats of the Eighteenth Ward,
in accordance with which the swallow-tails name
the candidate for Alderman one. year. and the
hairs the next. This year it is the turn of
The short hairs, and, Of course, Aid Jonas will
be nut up for reelection. He Is one Of the least
worthy members Of the Common Council, and, IT
good man is put up against him. the combined
oooositiou will return him to private LIE.
, 1880-03-07

GIVE everybody bis due, PtoneeT-Press.
John l. Logan was q good soldier, and bis speech
against Fitz John Porter is good speech
, 1880-03-07

DR.. G1esson Pratt, Phystctsan lar SdRr5'hine SRTJdine
cea c9aye tee aad opium habt Also for
sieepessness and other habtt.1nii hp.fsasionai rooms
strictly nervous diseases Pro1ess'ol"' Ao'''''
Central Music-H Hall, Room NO. "a
, 1880-03-07

The Best Always the CheaPesr .c-~
letters. Rrr,nchial Cigarettes, invented IN l6.5
bT Perey, letters Co., To State street fthma ar
e1ualed for the cure Of catarrh colas' q To- &
and bronchitis. Price rsduced 11on1 ~ y" ~
cents-tweuty-flye in a box.
, 1880-03-07

Dr.D 'Unger, discoTercr Of the c1ucnona cutc ~,
for drunkenness, cures Ill cases. noo" -
Palmer House.
, 1880-03-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The vigor Of youth for the aged a'ao 1nnfm
Hon RfttarH.
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Maximum, Il; minimum. g.


Cu1EFSG
hto
soutt
followed AN"e DA'0A~'
rising e ncnsf~
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UnIoe Mills Hens.

On Saturday, August 2lst, Harry Yingling,
son of Mr.. Wm. II. Yingling, while attending
the celebration OF Humbert's Sunday School,
spnng hurriedly from bis buggy to catch his
horse and broke bis leg below his knee. Mr..
iingling was taken to the residence Of Mr..
Jacob kump, and as soon as preparation
could be made be was conveyed TO his home
in spring wagon. Drs. Gettier, Of Litlles.
town, Pa, aud Stoucr, Of Philadelphia, rem.
dered necessary surgical aid.
Last Saturday, as John Norris, u young
man Of this place, was returning from the pic
nc at Iaaeytown, he attempted TO pass the
Silver Run band wagon. There notbeing sut'
helent room, his buggy was upset and he was
thrown under the wagon. The wheel passed
over his left arm below the elbow, breaking
the lower bone, and grazing his head tore
large patch Of skin from the front portion OF
the scalp. lie barely escaped with his life.
Dr. Kemp set the broken limb.
In your locals Of last week, VIC noticed that
John Stansbary, of Union Mills, had one fin
ger cut OF and Two others badly cut. You
must have been misiniormed. Mr.. S. had
one finger badly cut and the other slightlyi
they are now nearly well and Mr.. $. has re-
samed work.
The net proceeds thus far Of the fair held
here for the benefit Of the Moorhead NJ. +.
Church, is about $3.50. There are yet enough
articles on hand TO increase this amount to
500. The gold watch will be drawn on Sat.
urday night, September llth, at which time
handsome buggy spread and several other ar
tieles will be offered ut auction.
Typhoid fever is still prevailing at Silver
Run.
We have not yet enough rain here to make
blowing go we'll.
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On Saturday last Democratic primary meet.
iDgs were held ia the several districts, and the
following gentlemen were elected as delegates
to the County Convention which meets in this
city on Monday next for the purpose Of elect.
ing delegates to the Congressional Convention
OF the Second District, which meets here on
the following Wednesday;
TdHeytolra Distriet-lIezekiah Hahn, Hen.
ry I. Eek, Henry Gait, Samuel Brown, c. A.
Waesche.
Unionfora Dist,ici-Dr. VIM. n. Martin
Edward Gilbert, Alfred Warner, Kurtz Myers,
David Webster.
Myers Distriei-T. Herbert Shriver, j.
Henry knipple, Gershum HnHr, jeremiah A.
Morelocky John Doose,
Woolery's Disirici--Jos. W. Sanders, Ed.
win II. Bash, John Frick, IT,, II. II. Caple,
{. W. Arnold.
Freedom Districi-J. Frank Shipley, James
A. Albaugh, Briee Shiplcy, Robert J. Ben
nett, j. 4. BcasmAn.
Manchester Districi-Dr. Henry Il. Beltz,
G. l.. johnson, John u. Walter, George NJ,
Stein, Chester b. Wenlz.
Matchmaker Districf-Robert NJ. Beck,
John j. Reese, Nelson Gilbert, Francis H.
OrcndoTif Joshua Sellman.
Hampstead District - DIR. Hanson NJ.
Draeh, Daniel Rupp, Slas Martin, VIM.
Boose, Elias Houck.
FraakiiH Districf-Robert Sellman, Jr.,
Byron s. Dorey, DIR. s. X. Waters, Benja-
min +. Selby and John II. Rinehart.
MiddlebHrg Distrief-James W. White,
Isaiah Haun, James II. Rooms, George W.
Shank, John II. Difendal.
Ner Windsor Districf-l. p. Slingluif,
WIN. 7. Smith, Ephraim Hpines, Beniah
Bowersox, j. J. Smith.
Union Bridge Districi-Hiram Davis, Ed.
ward W. Leeds, Frank Reek, George Love.
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Westminster Nd Tuesday morning, Aug ~, issO
The teachers Of Carroll county having assembled
a. adjourned In the capacity OF an Association, pro
ceeded 20 the election Of officers fOr the ensuing
year with the following results Prof N. Newson
President Mis- Meitie Miller and Mr. c. IL Baugh
man Vice Presidents Miss Laura X. Matthews
Treasurer aud Messrs. tiep. BatSon and H. r. Englar
Secretaries Amer all necessary pfcliminAries the
Association adi0ufhe until the Ont Friday amer the
meeting OF the school Board following the close OF
the Fall term.
The Association having adjourned. Institute work
Wa promptly commenced. Various subjects were
discussed. among which We note;
lis corporal punishment Necessary In the school
room and, II N, 10 what extent 2"
should teachers holdinga second gmde eertia-
cate for six years and failing TO rise higher at the
expiration Of that time, be continued on the list"'
dOnl teaching and is prc,iominanee."
Prof Newell arrived wednesday morning pr,Sid-
ing during the Institute and favored Us with
al most edifying addresses. The following expos-
ton Of the law was made by him in response 10 nu-
meruns questions nom the teachers;
"A teacher is guilty Of illegality when he holds
his school In session beyond the time requlrcd by
Law aud when he fails 10 teach the fnll requisite
time
III IS the teachers duty 10 reject all pupils who
rcfuse grade or who fail 10 bring the necessary
book fees, or to provide themselves with the proper
Upon request by Prof Newell. Prof Newson con.
dueted very spirited class dTill exercise la Gram
mar. An able addreas By the Rev. II. w knhns
greatly enliyened the afternoon session Of Wednes-
day. On Thursday. Mr.. Jas. A. &. bond favored rs
win very comprehensive paper entitled state
Education aud ifs Tendency unanimous re-
quest followed that Mr. Bond publish the same In
the county papers aud the School Journal
The music was arranged by Prof spurrier who
greatly surpassed all former efforts The presence
Of Mis- saiiie Crouse who treated Us 10 iine solo
aud Mis- Fiona Buell. who presided al The organ, dc
serve especial notice.
as with some valuable remarks
The Institute adjourned EiHe die Thursday afier-
noon,
GHO, HATsoN, secretary
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Monday, August sO.--Susan Q. S. Warden,
executrix Of Robert b. Warden, deceased, re.
turned inventory Of goods and chattels and
settled her first administration account
Elisha II. Perkins, IT., administrator d. b.
n. c. I. a. Of Joanna Jamison, deceased, re.
turned list Of sale ofBaltmore city stock, and
settled his lsl and final administration ae'
count
Nathaniel Heck, executor Of Peter Heck,
deceased, returned inventory ct goods ana
ehattels andinyentory Of money, and received
order to sell goods and chatlels.
Richard Dell and Jonas Frock, executors
Of Elizabeth Catharine Erb, deceased, report
ed sale Of real estate.
Tuesday, August 3l.-Letters Of admins
tration ON the estate Of Jesse Schweigars de-
ceased, were granted 10 john 5. Schweigart
and Alfred Stevenson.
DIR. Henry V. Bellz, guardian 10 Heary =;
Smith and John Henry Smith, settled LIST and
hual account for each.
Isaac G. Bale, administrator "; q. OF Ste
phen Gotsuch, deceased, returned list OF debts
aud list Of sales Of goods and obatsels.
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color, who are entitled 70 registration under
the preceding SECTIONS, are hereby notified 10
appear before the undersigned, * tho places
named above, between the hours prescribed,
on one Of the FIVE days and be registered
They may otherwise be excluded from voting
at the November election, BY the provisions
Of the Act Of Assembly and The Consultation
Of the State Of Maryland
CHARLES A. WAEsGHE,
Officer OF Registration Ist District.
JOHN X. HAINES,
Officer Of Registration I'd District.
w. q. BYERS,
Officer Of Registration Sd District.
JOHN PRICK,
Officer of Registration 4th District.
j. w. STEELE,
Officer Of Registration 9Th District
GEORGE SHOWER,
Officer Of Registration Oh District.
GEORGE W. MATTHEW'S,
Officer Of Registration 9Th District.
JAMES W. HANN,
Officer Of Registration sth District.
LEWIS Q. FRANKLIN,
Officer Of Registration 9th District.
JOHN Skunk,
Officer Of Registration 10Th District.
JESSE LAMBERT,
Officer Of Registration lIth District.
JOHN HARTSOCK,
aug 2l.3t
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Five young men Of Lowell, Mass, ATTENDED
picnic ut Andoyer on Saturday, either be
cause they had no money 10 pay their fare, OF
wanted 10 have nspors,r they climbed on Tho
top OF a passenger car In the train which lef
Lawrence at 1850 p. NJ. AT Spmgnes Bridge,
two miles from Lowell, all Ave we're swept OF
the car by the bridge and killed. At first on.
ly one Of them, who fell on a car platform,
and was found thore by the conductor, was
known TO be killed, bat the bodies Of the
others we're afterwards discovered alongside
the track
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GIANT SWALLOWS FRon SCOTLAND Five
large Clydedale stations were exhibited last
week IN the stables at 600 Greenwich street,
New York. The smallest stands i6l hands
tall, aud weighs 800 pounds. The peculi-
ari!ies Of these animals are their long fesloeks
and heavy names. The animals arrived on
Wednesday, coming from Scotland. The
Radmore Improvement Company, whose
property they are, expects to improve both
breeds by crossing with Normandy stock.
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$4,000 PREMIUMS !
NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
TO NJ HELD AT WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Commencing October 5ih aud Closing
October IBth, 1850.

ENlNE Mile Track and Commodious Build.
Il ings on the New National Fair Grounds,
within five minutes ride Of the Capitol.
Steam cars direct to the Grounds by the Bal
,imore and Ohio Railroad
Trotting Races October 3, 6, I, s and Q.
Purses $4,000. Entries close at II D. m.
September 81, 1880.
international Tournament, Military Prizes,
Notwithstanding Chickens, Bicycle Races,
Grand Cayaleade Of Animals on the Track.
The largest premiums ever offered in the
country for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Poultry,
&c. Liberal awards for Household, Agricul
tural Departments.
An entire building devoted TO Horticulture
Premium List now ready
Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates ON al
the Railroads entering in Washington. Lib
eral arrangements made for transportation o
/ objects intended for exhibition.
W. NJ. GAIT, President.
| EpwAGD c. DIAN, Secretary.
Address all communication to the Seere
tary, Office sos Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash
ington, d. C. aug Al
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THE undersigned having settled in The
4 Orphans' Court an account Of the Per
son Estate Of
JACOB K00Ns,
late Of Carroll county, deceased, and ascer.
tanned the balance in his hands for disiribu.
ton according to law among the creditors Of
said deceased, hereby gives notice 70 said
creditors TO tile their claims against said de-
ceased, legally authenticated with the Regis.
ter OF Wills for Carroll county, on or before
the 2lst day Of September, 1880, preparatory
to distribution Of the assets Of said personal
estate, 70 be made amongst said creditors IN !.
der the direction Of the Orphans Court Of
1880, = r. -
After The final rafifcation Of said iist,gbs.
ton by the Orphans Court aforesaid, he nm
dersignsd will be prepared to pay to each Of
saio creditors their respective dividends &C.
cording 10 said distribution.
JOHN NJ. KO0NS,
aug zo-t Administrator.