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Astounding Figures.

From tie n. j, STA qf jay =;
Extrayaganee has run mad at Washington.
Mr.. Reek declsgred IN the Senate Ihatthe books
Of the Appropriation Committee showed,
..eveu ii the Senate should adjourn to-day,
and not increase any OF the bills We have yet
to act npon, an aggregate Of s8la .2l2, sSy. y,
as having been voted since Congress met IN
December, or at the rate of sixty millions q
month.
Nor viii these huge appropriations foot the
bills by any means. In three or four remain
ing weeks Of the session, FIVE or ten millions
win be added 70 this enormous total. Il Is
safe to assume, in any event, that the excess
Of ordinary appropriations for the current year
over that which has just expired viii be be
tween thirty-live and forty millions of dollars.
Mr.. Aldrieh, OF Rhode Island, puts the diff
ference at = still higher figure than Mr.. Beck,
and he explains il in part by saying, increase
in general deficiency made necessary by the
inadequate appropriations Of the preceding
Democratic Congress. s., 255, O54.96-
But how do such Deficiencies arise? The
Senator from Rhode Island knows that exist
ing laws forbid contracts being made beyond
/ the appropriations and forbid the appropria-
tons from being diverted from one object 70
another.
The heads Of departments defy the statutes.
They pay no more heed to these restrictions
than If they were obsolete. They expend the
money voted, and go on TO expend more with
out the least color Of authority. They are
liable to impeachment, but a Republican Con.
gress would never think of impeaching Repub-
iiean officials who help TO run the party ma
chine, and who extort from subordlnates the
payment of Hubbell s.political blackmail.
Twenty-nine millions Of deficiencies have
been voted at this session, and some of them
for stale and suspicious claims that have been
before Congress for generation. The Re.
publieans came into this Congress with the
ayowed intention of making up for a long alb,
senee from the public crib, during SIX years
Of Democratic aseendancy in the House q
Representatives. They have lived up to this
promise. Nothing since the days of Grantism
compares With their prodigality at the present
session.
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A Test Case.

Hagerssesr,s, Nd, Ois Fsiiosss
The question Of the validity q those Acts
of Assembly, which wcre signed By she Gov
ernor AFTER the adjournment nf She Legislature,
has beea raised 81 5 case in AllegAHy county
which i nov before ,hs cOaFt- Among them
was an All peohihiiing The sale of intoxicating
liquors In Rhinestone. district Of that cuguty-
One Of the liquor dealers having persisted 10
sellsug liquor vas arrested and his counsel
lass week applied to Judges Aoster and PeArrc
fsr a writ OF hahess corpus to seeare his re-
lease, on the grpsni that she act was zReon-
stisuilonal and void. bccsase signea m0rc
than zen days after the Legislature had al
joasned. The judges requested she counsel.
a. the question wAS 20 important, inv0lring As
Il does the validity Of all the Acts which wure
signed a. the time i wAs. 10 apply % Chief
Judge Alvey sor the witt as be would have aa
appoTtanity 80 coEsalt with the other nem-
hers Of tbs Court q Appeals before givsRg .
decision, and the counsel have enmplicd with
the request. The decision in this case viii -
awaited uith much interest II = the opinion
Of = large class Of eitizcas that ths laws re-
ferrei 70 arr al unconstitutional and cot uessh
q Continental RAtsFrum,
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Monday. July 24-Henry Nieodemus, ex-
ecutor of Andrew Nieodeinus, deceased, set
tied 9TH aud final account.
Henry Gait. administrator D.B.N.C-T-A.
Of Henry Black, deceased, settled LIST and
final account.
The last will and testament Of William Red.
ding. deceased, was admitted to probate and
letters testamentary granted to Lewis Red
ding
Caroline +. Buckingham, administrative q
Nancy NJ. Buckingham, deceased, returned
1iss Of stocks.
TUESDAY, july 25.-Solomon AFTER, execn-
nor of George Sfagner, deceased, settled Isl
account.
Henry Troutfelter. executor of Elizabeth
Wagner, deceased, returned list Of debts and
inventory Of money.
Certified copy Of the last viii and testament
of Henry Stick, late Of York county, Pa, de-
ceased. filed. Same day letters testamentary on
he estate Of said deceased, in Maryland, were
GRANTED 10 Henry s. Stick and DIR. Wesley z.
Stick. executors named in said will.
John w. Parrish, executor OF Miranda
Barnes, deceased, returned list of sales Of
nersonal property.
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The Parr Ridge Gold and Silver Mining
Company some weeks ago resolved 70 close mp
its affairs and dissolve. A number of sub
scribers to the capital stock being in arrears,
suit was brought to recover. Some seventy
two suits were instituted before Justice J. T.
Baltozer, at Manchester, and on Thursday q
last week that against George Bixler was tried
as test case. Smith L McKellip appeared
for the Company and Hon. Chas. b. Roberts
for the stockholders. The Company was nom
suited on the following grounds-lst, there
had been no legal assessments; md, no legal
notice of assessments had been gwen 3rd,
assessments were made before full amount OF
stock had been taken, contrary to the act OF
1868.
The capital stock is $1,000, Of which only
s.. $40 had been taken. The indebtedness OF
the Company is Sl,7O0, and available assets
81 300
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A CARD.

/ TO THE VOTiERS OF THE FIFTH JU-
DICL4L CIRCUIT OF MARPLAND.
Felloir- Citizens Il published card IN the
Democratic 4drocate on the 9th OF January
last. ON the subject of the Election of Judges,
which will take place next November: In
that card stated that had not finally deter
mined whether or not | would be candidate
for reelection to the Judgeship which | now
hold. In addition to the reasons l assigned
for not then announcing myself candiGate,
there were paramount conslderauonS winch
influenced my action in this regard. ldesiredt TO
look about and ascertain whether could md
any other employment or occupation by which
| could earn a livelihood for myself and de-
cent support for those who are dependent on
me- If | could be reasonably certain OF tins
would with great pleasure retire from the bench
with heartfelt thanks to you, the people OF this
circuit. of all political parties, who, by your
ont spoken approval from time to time OF my
official conduct. have sustained me IN the
faithful performance of the onerous duties
have had to discharge. But on reflection
am convinced that fifteen years service on
the Bench. to which service | have given my
whole and undivided attention, has untitled
me, at my time of life, for success in any 9TH
er employment
feel constrained. therefore, to appeal to
you for PERMISSION to continue to labor IN an
office in which have reason to believe can
render the public good service.
To this end ] hereby announce myself a
candidate for reelection to the office OF Asso-
ciate Judge of the Circuit Court for the tiith
Judicial Circuit Of Maryland.
Should be reelected. Il will, TO the best
ofmy skill and Judgment, diligently and faith
fully, without partiality or prejudice, execute
the office. Very Truly Yours,
I april Is VIM. n HAYDEN.
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A singular Cloud.

ms Haxcrst1wn, Nd, correspondent q
the baltimore HAss SAYS ~ phenomenon.
probably heVer before observed n this section.
attracted great attention in Hagexssswn aud
vieaaisy Ga Saturday afternoon A black
elond appeared in the northwest, which grad
uAlly deepcned in cellar 10 an iaky hlAckaess,
when frons the centre Of darkness was seen %
descend shat appeared 10 be fanncl shaped
mass Of dark, uatsry cloud. This continued
to descend unsil Il reached 10 wighis 81 feet
% The earth. when L began 70 grow larger >;
the apex and smaller As she uaiddle, ard grad.
uatlv ASSUME The form Of an hour. glass. L
then wavered 90 and fro, and wrilhed ard IN
daiased a. u azltated ~ some violent internal
force. Il then began 70 assume b. degrees IL
shaEe. hecosning again funnel shaped, and
then broadening Eaerc and more, and risinz
unga entirely absorbed into the elugds above.
Market being in progress ~ thc tune, the PIE,
nomenoa was witnessed by hgndreds, and for
some hours ansrwsrd the waterproof was
the all.ahsotbiag topic Of conversation The
cloud harss ngrsh pf this place, Eain fell IN
rents and much damage was done TO corn.
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The weather at present Is hot; roads are
dusty. Corn, potatoes and garden vegetables
present very promising appearance, but Will
vet need few good showers to insure fuh
crops
After several weeks of perseverance, toll
and anxiety, farmers here have succeeded IN
storing away abundant crops of hay and grain
The unusual number Of rieks and stacks cree
ted in the open air, after having filed large
harms and sheds to their utmost capacity, bear
Evidence that the late harvest has been an
abundant one. Steam threshers have been
employed. Messrs. M. Haines, j. q. SENSE
ney ana p. Smith have each threshed part Of
dheir crops. They report an excellent yield
per acre.
Mr.. Z. Lemon, formerly Of this vicinity, but
who now resides in Frederick county, Val has
been visiting friends and relatives here, ac-
.companied By his wife. During short con-
versation we were permitted to enjoy with
Mr.. Lemon we soon learned that he had by
some means been kept well posted in the at
fairs OF his native county Upon inquiry as
TO how he obtained all the news, he replied,
ssWhy, / take the ADyocATE.
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ORDER FOR MEETING OF
" CREDITORS.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of Maryland-In the matter
of Isaac d. W. Stonesifer, Bankrupt, in
Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, IS:
Upon the application Of Charles Z. Reifsni-
der, Assignee OF the Estate of /. u. ". Stone
sifer. Bankrupt, ii Is ordered. that general
meeting Of the creditors of said Bankrupt be
held az Baltimore, in said District, on the fifth
day Of August, A. u. lsS2, at 10 o clock, X.
NJ. at the Office of g. f. NJ. Hurley. 81 Lex
ington street, one of the Registers IN Bank
rnptey in said District. for the purposes named
in the 1892 and 5O93 Sections Of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States. title Bank
ruptcy.
And il Is further ordered. That the Assignee
give notice Of said meeting by sending written
or printed notices by mail post paid, of the
time and place of said meeting 10 all known
creditors Of said Bankrupt. and that he also
notify the Bankrupt 10 be present tkereat; and
h. shall also publish notice Of the time and
place Of said meeting on two different days,
in the newspaper called the 4troo,fts. printed
AZ Westminster, at least ten days prior to said
meeting.
MN Witness the Hon. Thomas J. Morris,
Mn14Judre ofthe said District Court, aud the
Seal Thereof. AZ Baltimore in said District, on
the 18th day Of jaly, =. ID. lss2.
JAS. W. CHEW,
Clerk II District Court for said District.
july 92A
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Fletcher A. Baile, Westminster, Nd. AGA
for the Chemical Campany u CaRfon terti
hxerk
Dissolution ii CopzTtnership- Noiacs,-E
o. Crimes and J. s. WeaseF.
Executor Sale Of an Excellent Farm
John Geiniass. Execaier-
x. Bentley Variea. n. d., u. d. 5. Den
lisa. JniontowH. Md.
Western Maryland COLLEGE. I. @ard
D. D.. PresideRi.
minister, Nd.
sler, Nd.
Marvlana Granr.s Agency, Baltimors, Nd
Legal No.ices. Last % Unclaimed matter
Sunday School Festivals and Celebrations
Restoration Notice.
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nUBLIC SALE OF A STORE AND
IL DWELLING.
H1AYLoR's BOSS CLIPPER
4 AND DRY STEAM ENGINES.

Portable and Agricultural Engines; Clipper
Engines from to 10 Horse Power; Dry
Steam Engines from 4 to 40 Horse Power
Utica Tor Wood & MANN Engines from to
40 Horse Power; Stationaries; Adjustable
Cutoff Utica Engines from y to 200 Horse
Power; Improved Corliss Engines from 10 to
$50 Horse Power; Boilers. all sizes; Iron
Frame Reversible Saw Mills, four sizes; North
Carolina Portable Corn Mills; Corn Mill
Stones, all sizes, guaranteed to produce better
Meal. with % per cent. less power, than any
other MI Stone IN the scortd. ssTHE TAYLOR
MANUFACTURING COMPANY OF WESTMINSTER,
Mn Westminster. Nd, U. S. A.
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NOTHING SHORT OF UNMIS-
IN TAXABLE BENEFITS

Conferred upon tens of thousands Of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which AVER 5 SARsAPARlLLA enjoys. Ii Is a
compound Of the best vegetable alternatives,
with the Iodides Of Potassium and Iron,-all
powerful, blood making, hlood-eieansing and
sustsiniag-a is the most efiectual of all
remedies for scrofulous, mereurial or blood
disorders. Uniformly successful and certain,
il produces rapid and complete cures of Serof-
ula. Sores. Boils, HHmors, Pimples, Erup
tons, Skin Diseases and all disorders arising
from iinpurity of the blood. BY its invigorat-
ing effects Il always relieves and often cures
Liver Complaints, and Is potent remover of
waning vitality. For purifying the blood il
has no equal. Ittones up the system, restores
and preserves the health, and imparts vigor
and energy. For forty years i has been in
extensive use, and is to-day the most available
medicine for the suffering sick.
For sale BIZ all druggists
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july 2a-mcrcury g as a. m. and - ~
d. nj: eenorally cloudy. July 2l-ncrcary
- a I. n. and So ii p. M; generally clear.
july 2i-mercary s7 At q. NJ and - a. 2p.
NJ; clear. July 25--Enercary - All g. M
and 81 Al ? p. ms clear. July 2s--iaerSa5l
-4at7a. m. and IS u ,. M; clear; jaly
97--,nereurv ~ al :. m. and - Al ,. M;
PARTIALLY cloudy al day. With slight shower
hetweei, G aud q. m. July 2s-mercury 70
al a. m. and s. a Y a.; partially cloudy.
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cnn,rnrt Aunr,lr.l. :

The County Commissioners Of Carroll coin
tv on Tuesday opened the bids for the con-
tract 10 build the FIRE proof additions TO the
court house, 3 notice Of which has heretofore
appeared in the ApyocAEE. There we're two
proposals. one from Christian Await, Of this
city. for IS GOO. and the other from ). II. a
J. +. Adans, o. Baltimore, for SA.al9. The
contract was awarded 70 the latter. Work
viii be commenced Is soon as possible.
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The forest fires in Michigan are raging fear.
fully, extending from Glen Dam TO within =
mile Of Tawas city. At the miners farm, a
few miles from Tawas city, the farm products
are burning and C. W. Carries place is on fire.
The farmers are driving their cattle 10 the
shores and sending the children to town. On
the East Tawas road many of the farmers
fences and much hay, and grain are atiame.
and three dwellings burned. The loss Is very
great Travel is cut off in many directions
strenuous efforts are being made to save Glen
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Since Barnes, the Mountain Evangelist,
has succeeded in converting thirty-three in.
mates Of the Kentucky penitentiary, il might
not be bad idea to have him come East and
try his powers upon Secor Robson, Stand
nd-deliver Hubbell, BLACKBOARD Butterwortf
and few other choice subjects in Congress
Niddletorh, Del } Transcript.
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DUBLIC SALE
Il OF VALUABLE
LEASEHOLD PROPERTY,
In Westminster, Nd.

Pursuant to an order of the Orphans Court
of Carroll county, the undersigned, as admin
istrators of Joshua Yingling, deceased, viii
offer at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Tuesday. the Ist day Of august, 1882,
at O. clock D. M, Valuable House and Lot
of Ground, situated on the West
side of Main, street. in the city kz@A-6
of Westminster, Carroll county, -
Nd, between Bond and Liber- 1877
ty streets, the late residence of the said Josh
Ga Yingling, deceased. The Lot is 60 feet
front running back about 1S9 feet to an alley,
under a lease for 80 years, renewable forever,
subject to ground rent of $500 per year,
PAYABLE semi-annually. and is improved by a
good and substantial Brick Dwelling House,
two stories high, with Basement and good
large Cellar. On the first floor there are six
rooms, including Kitchen, divided by hall
eight feet wide, the front rooms being quite
large, one parlor and the other suitable for
an office. having brick vault or safe, and was
once used by the First National Bank of West
minister On the second story there are seven
bed rooms, most of them quite large and con-
venient. Attached to the kitchen is a Wash
and Smoke House; and there is also a Cistern,
Well and Pump. On the back alley there is
a large and convenient Stable with Carriage
House attached. Everything is in good or
der and all conveniently arranged. This
property will recommend itself, and purehas-
ers are invited to call and view for themselves.
Charles H. Baughman at the office in said
building, or William Coon if called on, will
show the premises. Immediate possession
can be given.
Terms of Sale, according to said order are
ss follows :-One-thi of the purchase money
to be paid on the day of sale, or ratification
thereof by the Orphans Court; one-third in
six and one-third in twelve months from the
sale, with interest from the sale. the purchas-
err giving his notes with approved securities
for the credit payments.
GEO. s. YINGLTNG,
CHAS. j. IINGLING,
Administrators.
;,fv q - y a. Matthews Anef.r
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I,Esr1vAL NOTICE.

The German School of the Deer Park Road
will hold its annual festival ON Saturday tn
5th day Of august. Should the weather not
be favorable on this day it viii be held ON the
Monday following. We will endeavor to make
the festival pleasant TO all visitors. Inc
Westminster Band will provide the music
All are cordially invited. ,,,,
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THE LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCKS IN TOWN.

We get what everybody wants, put it where
everybody can get it and sell lit at everybody's
prices. We thank you for your continued
and increased patronage which assures us that
we still have your good viii and hearty sup
port, so necessary to conduct business such
as ours. We have always endeavored TO
make it to your interest to trade with us and
we will continue to do so. The connection
that we have formed with manufacturers and
large wholesale houses enables us to compete
successfully with all other merchants both in
variety and in price 1t is impossible to give
description of
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70 cREpIToRs.

Notice IS hershy gwen that the Sabscri-
be- has obtained from shs Orphans CoaTi
81 Carroll caanfy letters q Administration
0n III. Persanal Estate %
JOHN WOLF.
hats q CARED county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the decreased arr hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereofiegAily authenticated. 10 the Subscriber
an OF before he l5th dEy q February, isssi
they may otherwise by law he excluded from
all heneiii of sad estate. Those indebted ars
requested 10 make immediate payment.
tiiyen unasrmy hand this 18th day IT Jaly-
lss2
GEORGE +. WOLF.
iaiv "a, Admisnitrztor
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ICE CREAM FEsTIvA AL.

The ladies of Warfeldsburg and vicinity
will hold an Ice Cream Festival in the Grove
at Warfeldsburg, on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. afternoon and evening, July %, %
and % All are cordially invited.
iulv 22-2t
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SUNDAY scHooL PICNIC.

Friendship Union Sunday School, two miles
from Westminster, on the Washington road,
will hold its annual picnic on Saturday,
August 18th. The Westminster Brass Band
will be present. All are cordially invited.
iuly 22-4t
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School Anniversary.

The Sandy Mount Sabbath School viii hold
its Anniversary in the Grove at the Church,
on Saturday, July 10Th, commencing at 9
o o'clock, a. m. There win be several address
es, also the Brass Band of Westminster will
be on hand to enliven the occasion, TO which
the public are invited. july 22-2t
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DAGS, BONES AND IRON
IL WANTED.

willpay . cents per pound for Rags 90
to rs cents per 100 for Iron and 50 to 20 cents
per 100 for Bones | want all you have
Save them until called for.
WIN. j. MCGEE.
anr;l 1.tf Westminster, Nd.
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july

Also at the same time and PLACE lot of
Household Furniture, consisting of Beds,
Chairs, Stove and Sundry articles, useful and
ornamental to be sold for Cash.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll
county, viii meet at their Office, in West
minister, on the FIRST MONDAY or AUGUST,
1882. for the transaction of business.
By order, JOSEPH A. WAESGHE,
iniy s Clerk.
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The Baltimore AmerioaR of Wednesday
says From Republicans all over the eonn-
try comes an appeal to the party in Camden
district 10 refuse to renominate Mr.. Robson
for Congress. A healthy opposition to him j:
being developed, and it is pleasant to notice
that the Philadelphia Press has Joined in it.
That paper has good deal of influence acres;
the Delaware river.
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A T PRIVATE SALE.

Al
A desirable small farm, containing 44a
ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, SIT
uased on the road leading from RoOps Mil
TO Uaioatown Pike, adjoining Mrs. Caroline
Shriyur. DAVID NarehiIae and others; about
miles from Westminster and about ! miles
from W. VI. X. r. Two acres are in Timber
and balance clear, consisting OF part limestone
aud slate land. Lime can be obtained within
one foot Of surface. Improve
ments are twO-story weather &EzNA
bearded House. with a never ~
failiag spring within - feet q 8 : =
large bank haFu, wagon shed, spring aud smoke
house and al other necessary oasbaildings
superior young apple and peach orchard in
fuil bearing condition, AID convenient 70 post.
aitce. churches, schools and mills. For fur.
thcr information call on Gr address,
WI. II. BIXI.ER,
jaly S.5ts Wakefield. Nd.