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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-20
2Sanfeo --2Hiscellaneolts.

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WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL STORE OR
w part. Address K. C. B., Republican office.
"ANTED-sEcoND HAND POOL Table,
w Immediately. Address c B., Republican office.
je20-3t*
"ANTED-EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT
MIS- NJ horns W. nten rede at I s street
northwest. lelo-SI-
uTANTED-AN ORIGINAL TUNE COMPOSED
w for the following T1 liaef: 4 TApY
(By Paymaster Rodney U. S. Navy, Navy Depart
ment)
AN ADAGIo.
Shall he, at charms so sweet and great,
To reach your favors bliss presume;
Risk pensive peace, your choice to wait,
And watch your peerless eyes for doom?
And watch your peerless eyes for doom?
Were on the coin of the land,
Your beanteous profile pro ill b bright a asa engraved
And avarice be itself enslaved-
OF many cmes he saw the fair.
And gave them praise by voice or line;
But You We aspell they could not snare
Which makes you seem 10 him divine,
Which makes you seem TO him divine.
why, this is Death - exclaimed king
Seized aud amazed by mortal thrill;
And this is Love-unlooked-for thing
The guarded hC arts surprising still! ..~
The guarded hearts surprising still! Io-5t%
UTANTED-WILCoX & GIBBS AUTOMATIC
w Tension Sewing Machine. not long in use, at a
reduced price. Address w. S. D., Republican Office.
JelIolT
UTANTED-SEVERAI. LADIES AND GEN
w tlemen, vocasts, who can sing solos and con-
certed music, for place of amusement Address,
stating address and lowest salary, MANAGER, Box
81, Georgetown. ID. {. lelI-St<
UTANTED-s45O, ON GOOD SECURITY, AND
w satisfaction guaranteed for prompt payment of
monthly notes when due. Address PAYMENT Re
publican Office. je16St*
VTTANTED-EVERYBOD TO KNOW THAT
w HowsoTi's Ice Cream, rich, pure and delicious,
is delivered in ice, per qt., 4Oc 1Oc; 81: gal,
S125: quart tins TO take home with 3Oc; 1Oc. a
plate. 1lo4 Twelfth ST., next to cor Mass ave l6tS
TUSIC-wANTEp-A FEW SCHOLARS ON PI-
lNI anO; especial attention TO beginners; Il. j.
Langs system terms, SO per quarter; reduction on
more than two. Address MUSIC, Republican office.
my2I-1m*
VXTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E.
w Beall, Room 4, l42O New York avenue, is a Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always in Office from a. m to5 p. M ap3Oly
Sosf ano SSolln0.
EOUND-A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. AP-
T OST-ON CAPITAL GROUNDS, DURING
i performance of Marine Band evening of 18th
instant, a Ladys Silk Umbrella. reward will be
paid for its return to 3S2 street northeast jelS3<
T OST-A PAIR OF LIGHT GOLD SPECTA-
i cleS in black iron The finder Will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving them at zoos street north
west. [jel6-3t*l w. A. p.
e . REWARD-LOST, a SMALL RED SCOTCH
SDL Terrier. The finder will return him TO No.
1926 K street northwest and receive reward. jel53t*
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9SanfeS--Selp.
20anfeh--S Situations.
QNanfeo--&ollses.

VXTANTED-A SIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
w or Cottage, large yard shade. fruit. SSe moder
ate rent; northwest Georgetown out where there
is plenty of cool air; give location and rent ADDRESS
MRS. B., Republican office. lele-5t-
uTANTED-JULY ], HOUSE OF OR IntOMS,
w hall and modern improvements; no basement;
rent must not exceed so per month. Address r.,
Republican Office. JelI-SI~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-20
Sor @euf--&ouses.

THOR RENT-SEVEN-ROOM BRICK dOUSE,
II bay window gas, bath, near Government frllt+--
ing Office AZ Massachusetts avenue nortnwest rent
so Apply to W. w. DANENHOWEH q s@OCN, @ tzIz
+ street northwest 1e-E2--
T1OR RENT-IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION,
II furnished House of nine rooms, for the summer,
at nominal price; or two or three rooms WI S Se
rented permanently, with privilege OF usInS tne m
whole house during the summer. ADDRESS Z; =. T.
Republican Office. geIo0t-
TOR PENTHOUSE 11S7 TWENTY-FOURTH
street northwest, pleasant LOCATION seven We IoOs'
gas and Water SIS per month. Inquire at 152 Iwenly
first street northwest. Key at southeast corner Oh
Twenty-fourth and n streets. le1o-S1--
T1OR RENT-A NEW SEVEN-ROOM BRICK
u House with all modern conveniences, gas; Datn'
range hot and cold water, Latrobe, and celiar, III
good neighborhood Apply at los street ~
rent 80. leI4-2t--
T1OR RENT-LE DROIT PARK, 4O4 AND 41S
Spruce street, SIS; sos Maple avenue, SO; all mod
ern improvements; cars near. A. l. BARBER q
CO., LIE Droit Building. lelI-lzt
TNOR RENT-SIX-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE,
H till September l. at so per month; all modern I'M
provements. Apply at HOO Third street northwest
je163ts
T1oR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE HOUSE No.
II SIS Twelfth street northwest, with fine shrubbery
and grounds attached now occupied by census once
Apply to NJ. WILLIAM, 90T Pennsylvania avenue
jel66t*
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL. RENT, OR
i Trade City or Country Property come and see the
great bargains at WILLIAM H. MAIN & BROTH
ER' ST Chares Hotel corner Third street and Penn
SyIvania avenue northwest malS-u
TOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
4 property for rent JOHN SHERMAN & &CO.,
fe3-tf St Cloud Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-20
Population Of The National Capital. 100000.

WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNE 20, 1881.
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Sor2Renf- -2niscellaneolls

nMNIBUSES TO LET-FOR EXCURSION AND
~ Picnic Parties. Apply at Office Imperial Hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-20

NOR RENT-VERY PLEASANT, NICELY FUR
Il nished Rooms; all modern Improvements. Apply
at 333 street northwest. my26lm%
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-27

ity and an early
grave, or both
No matter how
; shattered the
system may he
from excuses Of
any kind, a short
course Of this
medicine will
restore the lo>l
functions aud
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-27

Mrs. Seigfried, Marion, o., says
Thomas Electric Oil was triumphant
in her case; she used It for . severe
cold and pain inside, and VS. relieved
in few minutes. For sale by Oscar
SeitZ,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-27

Mr. NJ. F. Morse, Westboro', Mass-.
mentions to US the gratifying Informs
ton, that st. Jacobs Oil relieved him
Of a very severe attack Of Sciatic Rheu.
matism and Ii IN excellent thing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-27
Notice OF Assignee 10 Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all persons having
Ivdsmands against the estate OF 7. j. Clark, late
ly doing business in the City Of Saiina. Saline
county, Kansas, that ON the 6th. eth and >,h day
of February, A. ID. lSs2, beginning at /? O'Clock A
n, and continuing until O'Clock p NJ Of .aid
days, at the once Of X. A Levitt, Esq, l. j. q:
FarQuhArson, assignee OF said T. J. Clark will
proceed publicly to adjust and allow demands
AGAINST the estate and effects Of the said I. j.
Clark.
Witness my hand this 9Th day Of October, A. d.
lssl, At Salina, Kansas.
J. @. FARQUHARsON,
S-3m Assignee OF T. J. Clark
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-27
Free Bus to and from Trains,

WIZ Pacific House j. building and con-
Il tains the convenience -. a frSt elias hotel
spacious sample room has been otcnrd and ar
ranged Tor the Use "i travellers II j. l.. nearly
opposite the county buildings. where gs=-i board
can be obtained at all times With or without
r'-"us- Satisfaction guaranteed
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-27

This space belongs to w. II. Gels, Real
Estate Agent, and will lie
filled next week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-04-09
Business Locals.

Recoliect. we ask one price asd take the
cash, and will cat out your goods FOR nolhlng'
provided you pay us enough for the goods
No advantage taken by such humbngery. We
sell goods as cheap as any other house and
charge yoa for our worS, then y0a know IHs;
what YOU are doing: this we CHIN, Is busi
ness. J. T Auders.
Fine stock Of Saddles. Harness Whips Fly
Nets. lap Busters. Collars, Scrims and Horse
Furnishing Goods, al very attractive prices.
l. 4. Miller. next door TO 4. II. Wenjz new
jeweIry store, nearly opposite Catholic Charca.
Westminster, Nd u
Do not tribe With The affection Of youog
rifl; IL il worse than triiling sith bad cold.
Tor this can be cured by Dr. Balls Cough
Syrup.
3 cent Calico jast received a. >ssas1lssar q
Bro $.
German Aecordsous, Eiolies, Guiiars,
Flutes. Mouth HarmoHicas. Harps, Na,Ie
Boxes, Strings, &c. az a. NJ HaFaer 3.
As usual. voa can see The largest and dag-s
assortment o. SUiuuE Of iAe Latest Styles in
the market, and viii be sold Al bottom hgufe>'
and will be pat up in 6rs, class style q: gua--
anteed or 90 sale, a. J. T. Aaders-
Easter Cards, she largest assorsmca: ever
oiIeaed Ia Westminster, a. SIcilmsu g.
NgW crNT COUNTIES
lust opened Al Sfr.sba'ger 4 BS5s. Com
and see IT,
Goods bought elsta here made aHd irsmmed
at bottom figures, AZ ]. l. Aodess'.
A. NJ. Warner sell, ths Roland Chilled P.1w
aud Buckeve Reaper.
Alwavs oa hand, the Latest Styles Of Col
lara paF, Npckveir aud GfcBiatstnen.S For.
nishtns Goods ia general, al J. I. Audc-s
A large assortment OF Easter Eggs ard Or
namcais. a. Shellman News Stand.
All / ask IS, to cali and be convinced ihai
wa cas- get q hesi-cass Suii a. cheap as s1y
house "a The coaRiy, At !. i. Andess
Pas Easter E.s De, a. Sarlt-aaas-
uuEsE BILLS
Prs,ed q The AnvJckrE Ohce ai shofl
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-04-09

Can't. James MeSherry, receiver, disposed
of large portion OF the personal effects Of
this Institution on "Wednesday al pablo sale.
The attendance numbered probably from l.,
500 to 1000 persons, and COMPRISED many OF
the most prominent farmers of Frederick CO,
as we'll as q number from Washington, Car
roll and ether counties Of the State. The
railroad brought a large quota, and many
came in vehicles of various description. The
sale began at 10 clock, and the terms we're
that a credit of six fnonths would be given for
all sans over $50, aud no creditor of the in
stitution would be allowed 70 purchase and
present a bill in bar. These terms were
strictly adhered 20. The first property Of
special value offered was the college carriage
and horse. These we're sold separately and
brought 1925 The splendid team Of SIX
mules was sold for Sl,i2l, the range Of
prices being from $40 TO SOL each. After
The disposal Of hogs and sheep, which brought
from $3.50 TO $3.50 apiece, the sale Of the
fine herd Of Fifty head Of Devon aud Durham
cattle was commenced This was the prinei-
pie feature Of the sale The first COW offered
was purchased by DR.. Chas. Goldsborough,
for $50; the second by Col. l.. Y. Baughman,
for Senator Turpin, of Queen Anne's county,
(who was also pTeseut) for SIS. The third
COW, a very beautiful animal, named the
'tRase Of Manchester" was then put up and
sold to Mr.. G. A. /. Snsuffer, of Frederick
county, for Silt. The same gentleman also
purchased another COW for Sl07. The largest
single purchaser Of this stock was Senator
Turpin The prices brought we're from the
highest figure named down 10 SIS, and the
aggregate amount received from the sale Of
the cattle was S2,459.-BGiio. SuH
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-04-09

The election for borough officers took place
last Saturday. vixen the following were elec-
ted Mayer, Hsnry Ii. Keller; Councilmen,
f. A. Ganter, Emanuel Shaaer, Oliver LIP
py, Z. q. Sellers and J }. Lynerd.
The programme of exercises OF Carroll LIT
erary Society on last Monday evening was
we'll carried out and reflects mach credit upon
all participants The exercises opened VITA
music Miss Fannie G. Ross. reciIed Pass
ing under the Rod music, the little FAIR
ies, By pupils Of intermediate school, select
reading, The Diamond Ring By Miss May
c. Everhari; music, the Loved one Al Home,
by pupils Of Grammar schools Defamation,
The Bachelors Dream by Webster F.
Baltozsr; written debate, sabject-which are
preferable to society, Ladies' Of Wealth OF
Ladies Of Beauty. Affirmative, Miss Sarah
Trump and Miss Lizzie Trump; Negative,
Mrs. Nellie r. Lilly and Miss Willie Cox.
The essays were ali well written and elected
warm applause. Rev. Garrison Will deliver
= lecture next Monday evening subject. An
Evening with the Poets" The committee
are arranging quite aa elaborate programs se
for Easter Monday evening.
Rev VIM. Qeigly, the new U. d. munster,
arrived with bis family last week, and has
entered upon his ministerial datles.
Rev. +. Manages, the new Lutheran mlais-
ter, has entered upon his pastoral duties, but
has not moved yet.
Our public schools will give al entertain
ment on Thursday evening, the l4th instant,
at the public school haiidiug. The proceeds
will be appropriated 10 the parehase Of q bell
for the school house.
A fair and festival will be held AZ toe EH-
feyprise Office, to begin on Saturday, the lG,h
instant, and close on Easter Monday evening,
for the benefit Of the NJ. +. Church.
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rrom Ehlo. nnl.lmore counts. pad.

Spriag has been very backward, and farm
ers have not been able to begin blowing for
corn, oats, &c.
The late rains and SHOWS have caused
springs and wells which had gone entirely
dry. to sparkle again with pare water.
Business is enliveniRg. Several new build-
ings are in contemplation and the outlook for
mechanical labor in the liue of earpentering
is better than fos several years.
Mr.. n. Spicer, jr.. met with serious ac-
cident recently. While making ties his axe
caught in bush, and turning, pentrnted his
foot. DR.. J. s. Baldwin rendered surgical
assistance.
Mr.. Nicholas Yost has begun the cabinet
making and undertaking business stWilheim 5
stand, near Middletown.
The Middletown Cornet Band recently he!d
an oyster supper and festival in Odd Fellows
Hall. The affair was moderately Successful,
Notwithstanding Indictment weather.
The Changers Of this place have selected a
site and dug the foundation for a new hall.
The organization seems to be IN a houTlShlng
condition.
Mr.. Jesse Daily, one Of the judges Of the
Orphans Court for Baltimore county, has
been suffering from rheumatism, bat Is i'm
The funeral of Mr. Harvey Gore, son Of
the late Christian Gore, took place al Mid
dletown, March 10Th. Deceased was in tAe
.2d year Of his age. and had been consist
ent member of the VI. +. Church for SIX
Mr.. Geo. W. Keller, who owns large
farm and paper mill, near Houeksville. Car
roll county, was formerly rssiden, OF Balii-
more eouRty.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-04-09
FREAKS OF The I.lghtnIng In unioniOwn.

During the thunder and lightning Of We'd
nesday morning of last week, the lightning
struck locust tree in an alley in Uuiontown,
between the houses Of Vim. A. Siultz and
Charles lille, tore off the bark and went into
the ground, scattering mud over one side OF
Mr.. Staltz's house. Following the roots OF
the tree about 100 feet the lightning struck
and killed a COW in Mr.. Zle's barnyard. The
conclusion forced in the sash and broke The
window panes in an end window of Mr.. Zile's
house, and the lightning rushing in consider
ably damaged the furniture, and terrified I'M
and his wife, who were asleep in the room.
Mr.. Stuliz's house was struck, also. The
Misunderstanding was torn off, the gable end
windows broken, aud one end of the house
pressed in about foot. Following metal
clothes line, the lightning struck and killed
one hog and injured two others in Mr.. Stnltz S
yard.
The lightning leaped through broken
pane in the house of Mr.. Geo. A. Davis, ad-
joining that of Mr.. Stultz, and set fire to a
carpet.
The houses of Mr.. Henry c. Cover and
Mr. Adam Diffenbaugh some distance away
from the scene, and in opposite directions
| from each other, were also considerably dam
| aged in the way of broken sash aud window
I Names
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-04-09
Praiel i lbe ADVOCATE Uhce % 8hafl
ne,Iee.


Terrible Earthquake n the Island Of Che.
4 s,roag shock Of earthquake a Caro-, fn
the island ct that uane, A,fatic IarAcf' ST
urday, destroyed nany houses aad sruons3y
damaged Roariy az winch sere tets standing
Later details say thai MANY Of The snhah'taa's
we're killed and that the remainder are en-
camped in the hsids. Many OF the ac1shoor-
lag villages we're destroyed psrtug The p&us.'
which ensaed the Eastern Telegraph Compz.
nv Office was piiia Jed Shocks were also
teit in the Islaad Of syria and as SmFf05 bat
no damsre is reported 4 g0ysrUmga, DIS
match has beea received a. Athens Conserving
lac earthquake at Chic, wh.eh states taat the
effects we're also fclt Al Tsea mef and thai inc
I uamber Of persons Who were Killed and inlur
Z "a Is estimated a. 5000. The shock WAS also
felt AZ Carost0, Eaboia aud a. lin1s- a.
( syria one house fea.
I There were fresh shocks % earthquake a,
Z Chic Sunday The inhabitants are taki-s
[ refuge on board Of steamers ~ the harbor
] The government and some of ihe-uisciais have
( Quilted the iown.
A dispatch from Ceus,aRiiaople reports
I that Castro. the chief ioaa 81 Chio. IS algao
/ in ruins Four hundred eorpses have already
/ been found. About thirty iosas aud village
I in Chic and on the mainland opposite havc
E Likewise suffered. The Porte Is tsSIns meas
ares to alleviate the sutferiags Of 'hs destitute
Z inhabitants.
A dispatch 10 Renter Telegram Company
SAYS the latest accounts from CHIC estimate
the number of victims 81 1000, and A3,UOy
I people are made destitute. Ali she iorciga
msa. Of var stationed q, Smyras have started
( Tor Chic. Gen. Longsireei, the OaIted
States minister. has ordered the c5rrvie ga.
{ lena IL proceed ,hithcr with ssecor Tor 'he
sufferers.
The Greek government Is sending surgeons
and moaey TO the sufferers by the earthquake
at Chic. Al earthquake occurred ia ths l..
land Of Zanti, Monday 40 damage Is re-
ported.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-04-09

April mercury 26 at a. m. and 50 at >
u. m: snow SQUALLS in the morning. generally
clear in the afternoon, with strong north west
wind. April 3-mercury - at a. IN aud IS
at p. m: partially cloudy all day. April
4-mercury - at a. m. and 81 at p. M;
snow fell quite fast mp to noon, and more or
less lightly ali the Afternoon; clear and cold
at night April 5-meTcury % att a. IN. and
- at > p. M; cIosdy with sigh; snow m the
morning; partially clear in the afternoon;
quite windy all day. April G-mercury % al
: a. m. and 30 at p. IN; cloudy, windy and
cold all day, with few fakes Of snow about
D. NJ; clear st night April mercury -
at a. ~, and 50 at , p. M; bright aud clear
April s-mercury "a al a. M. % AZ ?. ~;
cloudy.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-04-09

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county letters of Admins
tration on the Personal Estate of
WILLIAM S. NALL,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same, with the voueh-
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on OF before the 22d day of October
next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
eluded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 22d day of
March, 1881.
ELIZABETH A. i. NALL,
mar 26-4t Administrative.
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Snm Advertisements.

Trustees Sale of Valuable Real and Lease
hold Property at Manchester, Md-Joseph
NJ. Parke and Charles b. Roberts, Trustees.
Road Notice-Jonas 5. Harner, Samuel
Weant. Washington Reayer and Thiriy-three
others.
Wanted-Baueh & Soas. - South Della
ware Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa.
Something New-Nrs. NJ \. Hassier,
Westminster.
Notice to Tax Collectors-Joserh \. Wac,
sche, Clerk.
The Crown-M. L. Main. Westminster. Nd.
Corporation Elec,ion-P. ii, Irwin, Mayor,
License Notice-Geo. \ Frja5er. Sheriff
Legal Notices List OF nciaimed Matter.
Spring Goods-H. l.. Norris.
4 Grand Entertainment
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-04-09

Barbara Greenwood and James A. c. Bond,
trustees of Thomas II. Bankerd and wife, sold
on Wednesday for S1005.00, to Mrs. Jose
phus Bankerd, house and lot on Carroll st.,
this city.
Or. Edward Wells, Of this city, and James
Shriver, near Finksburg, purpose starting a
canning establishment at Hampstead, so it is
stated.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-04-09
Notice 60 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that ;he sub
~ scr,bcr has obsalacd tron the Or
phans Coart uf Carroll county, letters Of
standardization Ga the Personal Estate Of
LYDIA A. WAGNER,
ale Of Carroll county. deceased AlipcTsOns
harinr claims against the deceased are here
by waraei % exhibit the sA2e, wIih the
voucher. thereof legally authenticated 10 the
subscriber on or before she "a day of Novem.
bar ne,1 shey may otherwise By law be eS'
ciu1sd from Nil benefit Of said estate Those
Indebted are requested 70 make Immediate
payment
Given uade5 my hand this 2sih DAY OF
March, 1881.
WILLIAM II. WAGNER,
y4 Administrator.
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Concert ana Select Readings on Easter
MOndny Night.

The programme of the above entertainment
is before us, aud is varied and attractive.
The selections in music, embrace many OF the
choicest numbers. Prominent in the repertoire
of vocal gems for the evening", is the Grand
Aria from Puritani, which will be sung by
Mrs. J. W Mealy; also The Ship on Fire
"a thrilling aud magnificent descriptive bal
lad which this lady is said to render most OF,
fectively. Several fine Duets, humorous and
otherwise. will be given. Select readings by
Mr. J. A. McFadden, and instrumental ma
sic OF high order, etc, are embraced in the
programme. Altogether the entertainment
promises to be one of the most artistic ever
given in Westminster. Included in the pro.
gramme is a new song and choras, composed
and set to music by Mrs. Homes, and pa5l'sh-
ed Willg & Co, Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-04-09

The regular day for the meeting of the
School Commissioners, is the first Monday in
every month. and the Monday following the
close of each public school term. But on
Monday last there was no quorum present,
the only members in attendance being Mr..
Francis l.. Herring and Mr. David Prugh; and
for the want of a quorum, no business was
transacted.
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NOTICE.

DNHE co partnership heretofore existing be-
tween George Steuch and Edward II.
Shriver, under the name, firm and style of
Stouch & Shriver, was dissolved on March
2srd, 1881, by mutual consent. The books,
accounts, &c, are in the hands of George
Stouch, who will make all collections and pay
all debts due by said firm.
GEORGE ST0UCH,
EDWARD II. SHRIVER.