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-VlGILANT FIRE COMPANY. A quarterly
meeting OF the ViaIant Fire Company will be held
on MONDAY EVENING, the 9TH inst, at 7 O'Clock
AS officers for the ensuing year are to he nominal
ted at this meeting. il is hopea the members will be
puHctua in attendance. BY order,
d4 81 WILLIAM H. IJAMS, SCC'y.
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H3- WHAT WILL A MAN GIVE FOR HIS
LIFE? $1,000 worth Of Dry Goods were offered by
passenger in the i'll aled Atlaatc, to any person
who would SET him on shore, Many were the lives
saved by Life Prescrvers on that melancholy Occa
sion. Travellers, consult your own safe v. by pur-
chasing Que of GOOOYEAR'S PATENT LIFE
PRE- iERV ERS. A safer Investment cannot be mpde
They are for sale the india Rubber and Umbrella
sales rooms, No. 225 BALTIMORE STREET, one
door from Churles-st.
d4 81 II. B. FIELD & co,
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NOTICE
a IL srAING SAlIr,II


TO TRAVJCLLERs GOING SOUTH
DURING THE WINTER SEASON
fF7=.tss- b. THE BtLTINoRE STEAM
ta..strtssES PACKET COMPANY OR BAY
sN III a;htilsR LINE OF STEAMBOATS,, FOR
ORFOLK viii commence on NJ on
day, 7h December, 1876, TO make but
THREE TRIPS WEEK FOR THE WINTER,
leaving Spears wharf, Baltimore, every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY, at 4o'cock, P. NJ, in
their substantial, comfortable and well known boat
GEORGIA, Captain CANNON;
Arriving in Nor ok next morning in time to connect
with the James River boats, for Richmond lnPont,
Petersburg; thence to Weldon, ". c., and Weston,
). c., with much n ore care, comfort and Tess ex
pense and as quick any othe! line. Also connects
with the sea Boats and Roanoke Railroad line for
franklin and other parts o fNGfth Carolina.
{E5-Tne Bompany's boats which were built for this
route have never met with any loss of property life
Returning will leave Hunters wharf, No folk, at 3
O'Clock, T. NJ, for Baltimore, arriving next morning
in time for the lines South West ana East.
7. SHEPPARD, Agent.
baltimore, December, 1886. did
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ASNAPoLIs REPUBLICAN. During the ses-
sion Of the Legislature, the editors of the An
napols Republican purpose publishing their
Journal twice week, containing full and i'm,
partial reports of the proceedings ofboth hous-
Us, with every speech of importance The
price Of the paper for the session will only be
also Those anxious to have full report of
mir State affairs should Subscribe for it.
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Bosros CusroM HOUSE. At Boston, on
"Wednesday morning, $1,000 900 were paid at
the Custom House for goods taken out Of bond.
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{g}- q, u. B. GRAND BAND ORDER OF UNIT
Ed BROTHERS. The memrrrs are hereGy notified
To attend special meeting of this Band IO-MOR-
ROW CFuesday) EVENING, at O'Clock, on I'M
porant business, III the Hall, of BamOTe-st,
and fripoletPs alley. By order,
IL WILLIAM ORR, Sec'y.
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HEAD QUARTERS,

HEAD QUARTERS,
FIRST Baltimore SHARP SHloTERs.
NRDER No. z. Company A, Fust Rife lie
w giment, M. V. You are ordered 10 meet, for
parade, at Armory, No. % COurtand street, THIS
DAY, (Mondsy TN inst, at 49, O'Clock, r. W., in
fun uniform, with arms and aceoutrements in conl-
plete order. By order Of Capt. r. LILLY
IT. w. :. GROSS, lst Serg't.
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MUFFs! MUFEsM MUFFk.;!

MUFFS! MUFEs!! MUEFs!;!
CHEAP FOR CASH
1i- Ladies' in want OF those truly comfortable ar
tc.ts, av ted to examine the largest and best
Sor.ment eyer offered in this cty-consistng in part
of HUDSON BAY SABLE, &tO9, Qare chaNce)
EXTRA LUSTRED LYNX
NATURAL LYNX
CROSS FOP
SILVER RADGER
STONE MARGIN MUFFS and B0AS
FITCH MUFFS and BOAS.
6F- A choice of the above Goods Gin be secured
by an early call at .....
TAYLOR'S FANCY FUR STORE,
dl-lw+ Opposite Barnum's Hotel
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sale wholesale and retail by
~ ID Dnn ED = ns,,nntcf
corner of Howard n.

corner Of Howard and Marion streets.
And at retail by the following agents. Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard SIS; DR.. E. III.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green sts H. Lemon,
corner of Market and Poppeton SIS; A. G. Ridgely,
corner of Howard and Pratt J. II. Perkins Bro
Their, corner of Green and franklin SITS; II. W. An
drews Hill ST.; q. K. Tyler, corner Of High and Mari
ket sts Dr. T.. Rountrec, Bel-Air Market; Thos. q.
Hopkins, Broadway, FeI's Point; ]. B. Stansbury,
Thames ST.; G w. TIcK>r, Pratt and Eden ST.; T. j..
Pitts Ugh and Pratt si;C. P. Reyes corner of Paca
and Little Green street, DR.. Rebmg. Pratt and Paca
street. d7-lw-jei2-6m
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FRSHAT UNRIVALLED CARNIITATIVE.
IL GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
ofihe first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infan, with perfect safety. For children or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains, the
Cordial will be found Of incacnlabe benefit. For
those children who are afflicted with weakly or de-
5ililated state Of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while ieething suffer great
amount Of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trOL BILE. The happy influence that
"Bo" ers Infant Cordial" excrts, by its very soothing
qualities makes it very desirable remedy IN all such
cases; let no family be without this Invaluable rene
dy.-Price 95 cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
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ID FAD THIS GREAT BALGAiNS!-The
gA halance of a Stock of DRY GOODS, (purchas-
ed from Trustee At gyeat s1erice) Is still SELL
ING OFF at the Cheap Hannver sueCt store" No.
sc, I'd door rom Pratt. Great bargains in NEW
GOODS are also coming in almost daily. Come and
save your dollars by buying al the
CHEAP HANOVER ST. CASH STORE,
d. Between Pratt st. and the Market House.
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G3- UNDERWENT FIRE COMPANY The
QuMtety meeting Of this company will te held,
THIS CIondlv EVENING, at O'Clock,
II j. W. SANDERS, SeCt'y,
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Opposite Banum's, Bait. Nd.
no OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Nd. Consoli-
d"trd Lottery class No. |, for 1886: For henaft
Frederick FeTaIe Seminary:
Is 81 % Al 42 % II 81 81 22 SO
lG and 81, being the LIST and I'd; or 4and %. he
ing The 3 and 4th drawn Nos. each S2O
Al ana AZ, helns the 5tl aud 9th; or % and H. be
Ing the 7lh and elh drawn Nos. each Is
y and 81 being the 9Th aud 10Th; or "a and 50 no
ing the llth and 18th drawn Nos. each 10
All having Two Ui the drawn Nos OIL them each
Al having one only of the drawn Nos. on
1t EMORY * CO., No. N. Gaivert-st
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JAMES o. LAW, Major
r,,,, ~, .. ., "A ;,,u E.opEt

gI3- Papers in this and the adjoining states, will
confer favor by giving publicity TO the above no
tiCe. APsR di-u
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RSR fAAhaA nOLLAiis. Consolidated
CD 20 WV LOTTERY Of 1iaryldnd, class t.,

hole Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
ID. PAINE ~ co. Managers.
Office No. IL SOUTH STREET,
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Dig PATAPSCO FIRE COMPANY. The annual
meeting If the Pa'apscO Fire Company, for the cleo
ton of officers vii be held at their Hall on MON
DAY EVENING, 7lh inst , at 7 O'Clock. The mem
hers are requested to be puncual in heir attend
anCe, BY erdtr.
DIS d HENRY MII.NOR, Sec,y.
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r. IL. MERRILL

r. h WBNRILE,
COMMISSION SHOE WAREHOUSES;,
Nos. Ia AND 19 HANOVER ST,
ERACkAGE SALE OF 500 CASES BOOTS,
IL SHOES, BROGANS, RUBBERS, LEATH Err,
HATS. GAPS, &c. sc 10 be sold at Auction on
TUESDAY, Dee. l5'h, commencing at half past 8
O'Clock, A, NJ, without reserve, to close COnsign
merls. Among the goods will he 200 cases mems
common and prime thick BOOTS. Also, 81 cases
HATS and GAPS; and 1000 sides prime Spanish
SOLE LEATHEk.
dts f. II. MERRILL, Hanover ST.
EpDAGMiAM GLASSW ARE. We have
y lust opened n rare collection of magnificent
bohemian Glass ORNAM ENTS, comprisngVases,
Toilet BOTTLES, DECANTERS, MUGS, Pitchers,
TUMSLERS, &c, which are pronounced to be the
most beautiful goods of the kind Offered in this
market. "Seeng is be,ievng'-cail AMI look at
them. They will make splendid presents.
G, Il. WETMORE & CO,
No, 10, N. Charles ST., opposite Union Bank.
17-lWif And near the Pew Church,
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THE MUSEUM, The ceehraied Shaker Family
commence IN engagement At t9e Museum this eyg-
mig Their astonishing performances have attract.
I'd crowds at the u0uh, and all should embrace hi 4
oppoiunly of h"anug aud s,eiuG tHrSe pxiraoidi-
nary people Miss DYER, a beautiful girl of eighteen,
whiiiS IN the most astonishing manner, and attp r
srriny her, the mast extraordinary tcats OF the GDi.
vine Family" sink ini0 iHsignificance, These sin.
GUAR people, white wbrlIng around at the rae of
many hundred tmes a minute, speak in unknown
tongues, aud do 4 variety o. strange and HnaCcOnn
adj things, All should embrace the opportunity Of
seeing Them. Before Ihr Shakers, iaV0riIe farce
takes pIIce, with Olhlr neIfOrnancGs.
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70 INTERESTING MEETING-BIBLE PRE-
SENFATiON A public meeting Of the IndepeRd-
cnt Order of WashBgtOnians, will be held at the
Hail Of the Washington Temperance Society, corner
# Hanover and Camden streets, on MONDAY
EVENING, Dec. 7lh, Al o'cI OK, on which Occa
sion splendid Bible will be presented to The Order
of Wasnlnslonians by Lady in per. on, and an
address delivered by member of the Order. The
pubic are respectfully invited. d5-2tt
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The ORPHEAE FAMILY. The first concert ofthese
celebrated native vocasls will take place this even
ing at Calvert "a The Press in every city in which
they have gwen entertainments speak liz the highest
teins of praise. The following notice we cut from
the Louisville Journal.
"The extraordinary powers Of these voca'ists con-
sist not less III their rich and gushing melody than in
harmony as perfect as any h1t ever gave grace and
beauty To music; and whatever cord of feeling thev
suuck, whether humorous ar sad, gay or sorruwful
they reached with ease, Wne the performance is i'm
parts as pleasing as refined gayety eau desire the
whole IL elcvntirg a"d eu0bling, nppeaSng human
cares breathing IN ndeI musings through the heat
and drUuSlng the lnltlrSt feelings Of the mind Tao
"Iyro|e>e March and QHIck Step" sang in imitation
OF 'n'trnm'n re pinded us OF ThompsOz's beautiful
description Of
"Aeral music in the warhlinq wind,
At distance rising OF, b. small degrees
NcaIer and nearer cane, MI DER the treea
1t hlrg. aud hiratn'i such soul dSSnlyiuu airs.
EnttuVled deep IN its enchan ing snrrps
The iistning heart forgot al duties aad all carrsu
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WNEHST BIG GUN! HUIZA, HUXZA FOR
b. No. 1876 MARKET STREET.
WIS sold On SATURDAY., two handsome Prizes al n, '
lucky Othc"-nne OF ) 0O0, half ticket and 500 IN
= whole, This shows well for the beginning, and
hone tn do mach h,Ilrr.
Drawn Nos. OF Consolidated LOTTERY, for the benefit
ot Frederick Female Seminary, class J:
is 81 % Al 40 % Il ~ u % 50
TODAY, will be drawn Mi. COnsoiidatcd Lot
52,lu0, t2o0O, ~ Of s 1000, g., sc, Tickets s5
halves - So qu tters 81 25 aud it being The benn-
ming Of the week, 40 doubt but shall sell AT least
one g" those h"aulnl 0,O00 capitals; therefore call
soon rus DAY, aud procure one of rhrm at the
lucky office of NJ, hNSEI
II No, 1876 Market street. Baltimore,
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Drawn Nos OF MI. Lottery, class /, Dec 5tA: For
benefit Of Frederick Female Seminary:
10 81 20 al 42 % n 81 81 .? so
o. We pay al postage orders to our address,
and an official account of the drawing sent as soon
as received.
CHAS. $. MCDONALD s. co.
No 204 Baltimore street,
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FURNITURE, BED AND
n BEDDING WAREHOUSE.
, MERCHANTS. CAPTAINS OF VESSELS
AMI CI CITENl In EENERAI

To MERCHANTS. CAPTAINS OF VESSELS,
AND CT ITEMS IN GENERAL.
CLIFFORD, SPE.qRS = CO., No. AZ SOUTH
STREET, between Lombard and Pratt-Sts., have OH
hnna and offer for sale low, extensive assortment
OF CABINET FURNITURE, comprising every va
Hey-such as SOFAS, Book Cases and Sec etaTes;
It LADIES Dressing Cahnetsj Consul and common
BUREAUS and WARDROBE5; high and low and
French Post BEDSTEAD5, of mahogany, walnut
anu cherry Poplar TABLES, extension, pillar, claw
foot and Ham, Of all qualities; CHAIRS mahogany.
parlor ana Rocking do Windsor do; Curlsd Hair
aui HuSk MATTRESSES; Feather BEDS and
FEATHERS, which we will warrant as represented
or the money refunded
CLIFFORD, SPEARS & co.
"'-tO m No. AZ south street.
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A L "a 4 " r.. L.
MARRIED

On Thursday evening, the 81 inst. by the Rev,t
VIM. ., Lumsden, Mr.. PHILIP AULD TO Miss o. M.Ry
IINDLE, both of this city.
On Thursday evening, 81 inst. by the Rev Dim A
CeI lA5, WILLIAM PREsCHTr SMITH To Miss MARGARET
a. NAEsAET, only daughter of Joshua Vansant ESQ
GA the 81 inst. ny the Rev. Mr. Reese, WV Wal
LACE, Jr. to ELIZABETH, fifth daughter of Henry
NIgatt ESQ, all Of this city
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Fr ship Eeyanch", Varncr Marscies, a Schs-
maCher X Co.
FIR barque Terrc de Ecu, Demeurisse, MarSeiIes, A
Schumacher Co.
Schr Ia Whpplc, KeIleran, Barbados, w w
Spence S Co.
Schr Helen, Cahoon, Brazos Santiago w Brown
schr Fayetteville, Green, Wilmington, N G, VIM
Mason,
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For LOndOn-Ship Rartan, SON
For Ldudon-Ship Nlssir sippi, with dispatch.
For Liverpool Ship Euphrsia, soon.
For lieltast-Shp ). d, Howell, with nesnatch
FOR Rio d. JanGiro-Baigue Active about Sth inst
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n1-pR. pURrIN,s LECruRRs. rhe pnblie vim

G3-DR. DURBIN'S LECTURES. The public will
bear IN mind, that the DISK Lectures by this
gentleman, as announced, will commence on TUES
DAY EVENING next 9th INST at u O'Clock, in the
Light street Church. Dr. Durbin delivers these lee
lures upon Invitation, aud chiefly for the benefit of
the church. The topics selected are in themselves
OF unsarpassiRg iSteresr; and when we recOeA that
he Lecturer has personally visited and examined
what he proposes to describe, we must feel still
de- ner ntereJt in each lee urt.
We understand that the first lecture OH the Turk
ISL Empire, will cmb its present condition and
prshahlc destiny the second on Christianity in the
EHst. will EN- utace the extent and distribution ot the
Christian population their doctrines and worship,
and the missions among them, with map iilusitat
ing these 10 les; thiId ON Jerusalem, wtr MAJ Of
the city, six feet by seven, vii. comprehend the To-
poIraphy, population, WORSHIP and antiquities of Je
r1stl'nti Iourth, perin 'ut of Mount Sinai with a
magnificent map prcpdr Cor THIS subject VIII com
pTche the elOd OF ISRAEL from fgyPt, thCir route
u Can tan, t"getier with grograrHiCa Topographic
cal aud geo gel description OF Nunnt sinai and
t!" peninsula Generally; Gth, Palestine, wih "A large
map prtP ned Tor lhr -uhj,ct viii Com2r"hemd its
geography antiquities, resent condition and pos
pecis; sSlh Rp,lO alton Of I've Jews, IN thi 70
slBta'lor viii consist, orr tut in this res acc tueir
part in the conversion OF the word, sgus of The
times concerning this matter, batA among Jews and
Christians. 1t
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O. TO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
MEUiClNE-pR. Visit AIRS RALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, the celebrated and lutaillble re
medy for The cure Of Consumption, AS ,hma and
Liver Complaint was discovered sDae six or seven
years ago, in the city Of Philadelphia, the residence
OF one Of the most distinguished physicians that
lived. Since that time 1t has, by its own merits,
been rapidly, surely and safety working lis way
through the opposition OF quacks and c0umerirtars
until, by It's ruU value and intrinsic eXcrence, il
has gained for Itself most enVable pc ~ arity, aud
established Itself in the confidence Of iplcig ent
and enlightened public from end Of the cont
nen To The other, The testimony of thousands who
nave been relieved and cured by tn valuable arti
Gle, will show that il stands uurivallrdat the head
Of all other medicines for the OF diseases for
which ii is recommended The genuine DR.. Wis
taSs Balsam Of Wild Cherry is now Tor sale by duly
appointed agents, and all resp, cIable dealers in
M dizziness in all IaIge cities and all important towns
throughout the United States, CanauaS aud British
provinces.
Be careful and get the genuine and original Dr.
Wistar's Balsam OF Wl'd Che ~, signed L. Bulls,
on the wrapper. On hand and in;s&e by
Il II. STABLER & CO., l2U ". Pratt It.
Also, hy Geo. w Jones. cor. BGlrInU High sls
Seth y. !Iance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; mth
N Atkinson, 9SS Baltimore St, Laahy s. Ha'tl,Lt
Cny. hrmbi-d X Light sis; J, +. Perkins HT"ther,
cUl, Gr.,. and FfdnKu streets; IusCpt Is. Sluus
bury, 81 Thamcs-st; Dr., L. II. t.hius. corncl Bal
tim0re .ud Green streets. George ii.Ercr, No, 325
Baltimore street; and N N. Robiason, - NCun r"y
street. div
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90 PUBLIC LECTURE. The H,v. Or. MpEE3s
will deliver third Lecture in his Church on NJ ON
DAY EVENING, I'm inst, at7a O'Clock.
Suhlect-'Taes of Traveller through the low
lands Of Switzerland, including Lucene, Zurich,
BeTne, Praiil," Sc. &c.
92- Admlttance II! cents. Proceeds for b me
violent purpose. GAPl G5-2t
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THUNDERSTORM or BAL1 VI =


9UNUH1, UEUEWbLK 3, 1916
FRomCHE HxcHANGr RGADiNG-Eoo,, - ueA
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~ DR. DURhlN wlil deliver c0ur.e Of six
LECTURES, IN the Lig1t.st. Methodist 4. Church,
on The following highly impoI ant aUt liner auns
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III I'D.
On the 4th inst EMILY in The % tn year of her aye
wife Of Capt JAMES 2, Wilson, u ) Navy, and daugb
Ter of the ,atG Jutg' Magrnder.
On the LIST inst. RUTH ToWsoN, in the q. IN wear of
her age, consent If the late Philemon TOwson
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sHFRIFF SALES.

pY virtue of sundry wrils Of Fiesi Fa-
I'D cias to the directed, | will proceed to
sell al Edge6eId Court House on the first
Monday and Tuesday in February next.
The following property, in the following
named cases.
Hiram Roberts. Trustee Of Mary Rob
erts, VS., Robert Mccullough +; James Rob-
erson & Douglas Robertson, VS.. the same;
John Amaker. VS.. The same, JeuEett
Wallace g. Robert Wallace, Ex'ors, and
Others, vs.. lhe same, The tract of land
where the defendant lives, containing
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
Washington Wise, Moses Swearengin,
Joel Roper, and others. Also the follow
ing negro slaves. 10 vii: Mainda and her
child robert, Viney, Ritter, Ferreby,
Judge, Clarisa and her child Caroline,
Jane. Leah, Miley, Douglas, Elisha. Fill
lis. Nancy and her child Charles, Rachel,
Martha. Ephraim, Tom, Joe and Anderson.
Also ten head Of horses and mules. The
above properly will be sold on credit Iy
consen; Of the parties interested. Terms
made known on The day:of sale. y. 4 y (,
H. BOULWARE, s. T.. D. Z,
Jan. 8 1876 die 81
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

BQY virtue Of snndry wits Of Fieri Fa-
aS cias to me directed, will proceed 10
sell 1t E'!sefrId Court House, on the first
Monday and Tuesday in February next.
the following property in the following
named CASE:
John Hill, Ordinary, for The use of
BENZ. J. Ryan, vs.. Martha Dolby. Lewis
Curry: and Simeon Dinkins tract Of
land containing One Hundred and Ten
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of
John Dolby. Joel Roper aud E. Dolby,
levied upon AS the properly Of the De-
fendaut, Martha Dolby.
J. S. & ID. G. Smyley, VS.. William
Allen, The lracl of land where The de(cn.
danl lives, containing Forty acres. more
or less, adjoining OF lard of John Tomp-
kins. Conrod Lowrey and others.
ID. D. Clarion, for James Sheppard and
others, VS. Andrew Ramsay. The lot oil
lane in the village of Pottersville. where
The defendant lives, containing One acre.
more or less. adjoining lands of Robert
Lotion and others :. .r
Penn, Rodgers & Co, for Penn & Bran.
non. VS.. Will am A. Adams, and Mary
G. Adams; William b. Dorm and others,
severaly, VS.. The. same; five negro slaves
viz: Amos, Aleck, George, John and Sam
levied on as the properly Of the Defen,
danls. 80.
Obadiah Boaz for. another. Us. George
w. Zones. one Buggy.
Bland s, Butler, Bearers. VS.. Hugh A.
Nixon, Benjamin w. Belts. Endorsee
and Others, VS.. the same, the following
negro slayas, d. viz: Tom, Amos, Little
NJ Molsey, Little Tom, Amelia aud Former
Terms of sale cash.
ii. BOUL WARE. S. L. D.
Jan. l2 1916 4Io 81
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yN"OTEGE.
WHOLESALE
ID r II G. S L o R f.

q would nfurm MY friends that have
& removed my Store to the large aud
splendid Warehouse, no. IS, Third, nrar
MARKET Street. where l am prepared 10
furnish my friends AMI customers, not
only my own popular
MILY ED1CINES
bat also with every description of Drugs,
Chemicals. Puinis, Essential Oils. Glass,
arare. Perfmnery. &C.. in fact. every thing
usually kept by Wholesale Dealers. llav-
ing made my purchases wholly for CASH.
and FROM first hands, | am cnabled TO exc.
cute orders, by the package or otherwise,
at as low prices. as Pure and Unaduitera-
dted articles. can be obtained a, any oiher
establishment in the Union.
@Drugeists, Physicians, Manufacture
ers and Dealers are invited 10 call and ex-
anime my stock before they make their
purchases. DAVID JAYNE,
No. So. Third near Market Street
Philadelphia, September, ls45. 3m 81