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St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17
Notice 60 Farmers and Planters
SALT FOR MICH COWS IND
STOCK GENERALLY

NdLT FOR .HILCH COWS IND
STOCK GENERALLY
"HEN Cows in milk are kept on
w green, succulent food, they re-
q lire regular and liberal supply of Salt
s., also, when cattle are 6rst turned to
pasture in the Spring. they require salt
more frequently than in the latter part OF
the season when the herbage is less suc-
u'ent and fresh. It is often the case
that ANIMALS taken from drv food, and
supplied exclusively with green fernent-
able herbage are greatly debilitated by
SCOUTS. Salt, in due quantity, is GER
tain preventative of this malady. Rock
Salt Is The most economical and conve-
nient way TO salt stock, by placing pieces
n different parts of the field, where the
oek can have access to it at pleasure.
Orders for this, or any other articles in
our line will be promptly attended to by
DUVALL s rsIGLEHART,
Crocers and Commission Merchants,
12S Light street Wharf,
Baltimore
March QQfh 12S6-ff
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17
= PICKLLFG AND CIDER
TTyYEGAR. glNQ'

iisM-aN'S Celebrs'ed Vinegar, lOcenis
per gallon. barrel included. always on
W.N. GRANGE s. CO.,
Commission Merchants,
10 West Lombard street. Baltimore
% Qualry warranted and money returned
IL not approved If. DrslI' a 81
Sept. IL, l657-3mos. ~ SOD H
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17
a. L. BEAL,
LINE, NEIL, FLOUR IND FEED
STORE,

NO. l22 DKgGn's HhGrf, Baltimore.
II EEPS constantly on hand all kind
of Mill Feed, Guano. Lime.
Hay, Bricks, Hair. Calcined Plaster,
Oats, Chop. Rye, sc. We have on hand
also very large assortment of Sa-ss
Doors, Shutters. Frames, sc. All orders
for the purchase of Lumber will be at
tended to with promptness, and satisfac-
lion be guaranteed. @
The Co-parincfship heretofore exist
ing between A. l.. Beal & Son has been
dissolved by mutual consist.
Also for sale, good sound A CUL-
LTNGS at $l5 per thousand for cash or
accepted drafts-number of feet guar
anteed on all occasieas. fa .Ta#N4
Feb. Q6th. 1S57-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17
TO THE PATRONS OF CHARLrTE
HALL ACADEMY AND OTHERS.

HgHE undersigned announces TO the
public that he designs, on the Isl
of Apsil. TO omen The house recently oc-
cSpied by DIR. H.gH. Bean. in Charlotte
Hall, for the reception Of permanent and
transient boalders. and soIicits portion
sf the public patronsge s
Ap. off, TFQS. MARTIN.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17
Eans.


0PALDING & DURANT are aow
- opening their Spring supply Of new
goods. Full particulars will ba gwen
hereafter. AP. I6. 1897.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.
'" E respectfully inform those inter
w ested, that we have made ample
arrangements, and are ready to reoei, e
and sell Cord Wood upon commissie n
exclusively. ..n.
Our friends and all others who may
favor us with consignments will be ena-
bled to receive full prices for their Wood,
and not be compelled to suffer sacrifices
in consequence of glutted market or
combination among dealers.
Liberal advancements made on all
consignments.
E@:~ al orders for every description
of Building materials filled with prompt
ness and upon the most accommodating
s. WILLIS s. Co.,
LUMBER DEALERS,
West 81 lie, Union Dock, Bait, nd.
June 22d. 1S54-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17
CIGAR MANUFAcToRY.

IOSEPH DAVIS & Co. have establish
- ed themselves, in leonard Tow !,
for the purpose Of carrying on the Man I.
factory OF Cigars. All orders in tbs r
line, wholesale or retail, will be 6l cd
with despatch and at the lowest pricss.
Our cigars are made of the very be
material. and Of imported Hasana tobac !.
co. Y
They respectfully solicit share o
public patronage. let
Sept. 11fh--tf. 4 b,
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17

"HERE will be found one of the
w most extensive manufactures O
SADDLERY, HARNESS, COLLARS.
10 be found in this CITY, which The sub
scrilsers Offers to sell at WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL on accommodating terms.
aud will lpledge hisnselfto DUPLICATE
ANY Bill made in the Eastern and
Northefn cities. IL. 4
An examinaiinn6 If bis stock i solicited
from csunirx errAants and osAers.
I.klDEakT E.sfzNSON,
I|slsimore.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17
B. d. LANCASTER. ,. r. HERBERT
LANCASTER & HERBERT,
TOBACCO g. PRODUCE

COMM SION MERCHANTS,
No. SO Grnm Street. opposite BaldsrstOn st.
BALTIMORE.
RETERENcEs.-Johns Hopkins. Presl-
dent Merchants Bank Truman Cross,
Cashier Commercial and Farmers Bank !:
Geo. w. Howard & Co, Baltimore; E
Herbert, Prince Georges county; Duer,
Norris Il Co., Baltimore; n. Hickey s.
Bro, Baltimore; Penniman s Bro., Bal
timore Whitnev, Gushing s. Comstock,
BaIhnore Sam'l Brown, Of J. R., How.
ard county. |
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17

80 - 49, A'AS - ~ = - ~ 1An1N -
RS. JANE VI. HAMMETT, Char.
" lo'ts Hall, is now fully prepared
TO accommodate students and others with
board, end at reasonable rates. Parents
intending to send their sons to the acad-
emy at this place. land who may be dis
posed 10 patronize her. ars respectfully
{ Horned that strict attention will be paid
t'the comfoit and morals of their chill
drsn. an ~ 81
Charlotte Hall. June 4. 1S57-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17
NnTIeE.

'H NOTTEE.
The undersigned, as The Essn Of Cieo.geA
Sinims s Co.. having purchased the sfoci OF
goods belonging 10 LOkeE 6. Abel. will con-
Inue 70 seli as Ihe odd stand, and will be nsOs,
thankful fOr public patronage.
GRO. A. STMAfS.
G. FRED. MADDOX.
G.. gF lcrZ. Frfsf = rTn&F ~ Hwa
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17

The paper contains no uItrv senti.
ments: and meddIes neither with politics
I nor religion, but Il Is characterized by d
'n'sn moral tone. II circulates all over
sae country. iross Maine to California.
The terms by mail are very low. :.
viii be seen BY the following:
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-12-17

This paper is the largest H'eehlq eter
Isatikshed in <fsis cossrssv Il 1.1=,fsuts,
are such as vii b approved ID the most
astidious circIes--nothunk imnstral he.
ing admitted into It's pages. It viii fur
nssfi as much reading matter as alnoss
any one can md time to peruse, consist
ing Of ia 14sR
TALES, HISTORY. BIOGRAPHY,
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THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. The Dublin University Mag
aine says Dictionary English Is something very diff
frent not only from coloquia English but
from that of ordinary written composition Instead of
about 40 900 words there is probably single author in
the language from whose works, however vouminous
many ten thousand could be collected OF the 40 600
words there certainly many than half that
only employed, if they employed at ALL on
the raest occasions Why should any of be surprised
to find, If counted them, with how small number of
words manage to express all that have say either
with lips with penn Our common liter
airy English probably hardly amounts to 10 600 words
common spoken English hardly to 5,o00."
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TEE CosrErED SEAT IRON oHIo.-As Congress is now
the of assembling all eyes in this quarter
anxiousy directed to Washington in the hope that the
House win a take up, investigate and determine the
claim of the dsputants to the seat TO which the Sd
gressonal district of Ohio entitled Reconstruction
in the adjustment OF contests of this character of
the reproaches of national legislature. There is
positive injustice in taxing the public treasury with the
support of two members from the district Besides
this is proper that the member who is Justly entitled
to hold the seat shall be made its possession
the earliest practicable moment If Mr.. Campbell re-
ceved majority OF the legal votes Of his district he has
had abundant time to collect the shoud be ready
for immediate examination II that proof shows that he is
entitled to the seat for which be held certificate let his
claim be queted by prompt decision in his favor On
the other hand if Campbell is without the required
proof. and General yaandigham is able to show that
the alleged majority in favor of Campbell made up Of
illegal votes let Congress do its duty promptly in the
premises Not only the immediate constituents of Gen.
Vallandgha, but the democracy of the entire State feel
deep interest in early determination Of the matter.
They have opinion the merits of the contest and
desire that his right to active participation in the dis
cushions and debates OF Congress may not be withheld
hour longer than necessity demands.
Neaeah t0hsol Adpocate.
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RESUMPTION or SPECIE PAYMENTS.


A meeting Of the associated banks Of the city Of
New York Was held on the evening Of the 10th inst
when the resumption Of specie paymentswas eonsid-
cred resolution offered that after the 18th
instant all the balances at the clearing house shall
be paid in specie !" which resolution, if adopted,
would have been essentially resumption of specie
payments. Fourteen banks voted in its favor and
twenty -four against IT. the resolution was lost.
Eight banks were not represented On the day fol-
lowing the presidents Of the Banks of America Com
meree, National and Manhattan issued circular let
ter TO the other banks, urging early resumption,
and submitting the following agreement for their
signature:
In view Of the present strong condition Of the banks
of this city and their duty to the community and them
selves the undersigned banks OF the city Of New York
hereby give notice that and after Monday next they
viii resume specie payments on all obligations"
This seems to have resulted in another meeting on
the evening of the llth inst. when resumption
formally agreed upon, and we learn by telegraph
that it carried into practical effect yesterday.
The recent Accommodations Of specie in the New York
city banks have been great that further suspen-
sion not justified by any principle either of hon
esty or sound policy According to the last weekly
report the banks held over twenty-six millions Of
dollars Of coin, and although the exports of specie
during the week have been large. the receipts from
the interior believed to be fully equal to the
portation.
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Wild SILK.-The depth Of the Central American for
ests viii probably yield articles commerce
In the olancha there is found hanging from the trees
sort of sack two feet in depth which is the
species of silkwom The silk is the inside
of this sack In ls44 six pounds were sent to England
where it made into handkerchies of excellent quail
ty profitable trade in this article might perhaps be
established this material be gathered in any re-
qured quantity. An old Mexican author speaks of wild
silk abundant in the isthmus of Tehuantepec and
states that the natives accustomed to gather
expectation to Spain. --Cdlitor7aia paper
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GREAr CHAuKSGK.-RAcR $500, 000.-The Geor-
gia sportmcn time since sent forth challenge
the woridintencd for Great Britain, of courseto run
match Of four miles and repeat for 500 900 side
the Ten Brock course at Savannah. The London
Sunday Times insists that company shall be formed in
England to accept the challenge and test the superiority
of the horses of the countries The Times calls upon
Lord Zetland to become the champion Of the British turf
and send out his noble horse Skirmsher ito do battle
against the American celebrities The Indications are
that the match viii be made for next season, and il
may look for the greatest and most exciting
which the world ever witnessed
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ImproYe Your Eyes.

osTRENGTHEN and assist them, BY the Paris Opt
- u b woIFsoS arrived RON Europe Mi'h le ~ ~
good many otefs q fs iaa' M
proved spcv,ass md eye glasses amoas which arc ne
pRFEscopTc o0NcAvE AND CONVEY THE pGmK fucls AND
n0IJIaE POEsIIED BRAZILIAN PEIsH.Es CRYSTALS Efc,
which are improve sectea VIII ~eAs GU
arAet ~ tcndink 70 / ; also SHORT -sfsHikhNlsS
Persous compecd glasses, 90 those now Using W
win be suited at Gfss SIGHT These wonderful
DOUBLE POLISHED VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL ROCK
have highest recommendations a. the Woa fs a.
Paris through their producing cearness and eazsss V F
tofors Unknown N any other improvements.
Also styles of oyors, and mssniynS sssses
"A ~ gif street ahd
avenue es street. Ne ssI between street and
Penn -. -. - -
Nov1
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The following is description of the coat Of arms
Of the State of Alabama reported by the joint commit
tee of the houses State seal
The gcnus Of the confederacy standing holds the
national banner with her right hand she takes the left
Of the genius OF Alabama by virgin seat
ed cotton bale who, while she gives her hand to
the Union points with her other TO the star Of Alabama
ON the flag, with the motto, Younger but Equal On
the left of these figures ship in full SAIL indicative Of
the importance Of and direct trade with our
own seapOrts -
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CASADIAg VIEW AsEnIcAs PoLITIcs.-The Toronto
Colonist alluding the decline of the republican party
In the United States speaks thus The fate Of the re-
pubcans is without moral by which Canadian par
tsans ought to profit 1t is illustration of very old
lesson, hut which IL not seldom forgotten TO wit
that it is impossible to construct national organization
narrow, sectional issues The republican leaders
started basis and discarded all attempts to
render their sbservent to broader ends In their
own way they were every whit the know
nothngs and they fast following their intolerant
exemplars ON the road 10 political extinction.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

NI1JINIA.
rosr osssx DERssrx~sr, Nov ~, 1897,
DRoPOSAIS for carrying the mails Of the I'M
February, 1855 70 $50 9ane 49, % +
following route IN The state vmGIA, win be receFcd AZ TIC zoo
until 3 D. ms of we sta oNS ~ '"N
airy next be decided On The following day
1909 Prom csrotcsye by Garden covesye Oak Awp
Livingston Nils New Glasgow, Amherst Ioart houe,
and Cool Well Lynehburg, 70 miles and back sh p"e
week a four horse coaches
leave CharSoslcsyne daily except Sunday, a ~
Arrive a Lyme ssasg next day BY sH am;
Leave Lynehbnrs dasly, except sunday, a. Sam;
sr-fye 8 essristnsrHie 81 II
cred.
n snf certificate nssruc
t. and the advertise
nep al January "a February 1886 and February 1857
either a them II pamphlet FORM a 40 the principal post Offices
~ = AARON " BROWN
&C., ., t,-4w Postmaster
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AN lsrEREsrTrs AyYIvrRsaRy.The proprietors of the
Newburyport Massachusetts, Herald intended TO cee-
rate the 18th anniversary Of their weekly and 25th
Of their daily the 18th OF January Franklin birth
day. They purpose calling together every living printer
who served apprenticeship in their Office and every
editor prominent contributor The list embraces quite
a number Of distinguished gentlemen who now honor
the various professions in life An oraon viii be pro-
nounoed by eminent statesman, and the occasion will
be one of great interest
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The LAST on THE RANDOLPH FAMILY.--St. George Ran
doph a nephew of the celebrated John Randolph who
died in Charlotte county Virginia. the 4h instant
the last in the line of the Randolph family He was
born deaf and dumb, but highly educated in France
On returning home to Virginia in 1914 he heard Of the
hopeless illness of his brother at Harvard College, and
Immediately became derangcd From that time to the
day of his death he is said 10 have known lucid
interval.
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LARGE DAM Az ST Cnorx Perhaps the reader viii re-
member article contained in a late number of the
News, describing the situation and present condition
Of ST Cruix IL is town. at the St. Croix Falls in
the county by the One OF the principal
sociaon operating there is the St Crox Manufac
turing and Improvement Company. for whose uses an
immense dam is being constructed the river at we
told most convenient and advantageous point The
length Of this dam 500 feet its height % feet its
width 50 feet and is 20 cost $50 600 St Cnoix is TO
have, therefore larger dam than that Hartford in
Connecticut and, indeed not that she is
beaten in this respect also in some other particulars
by any locality in the Union IMsrrrlae Nzrs
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o FFICEAL Z.

DEPARTMENT ~ STATE
Wrerklniormston has been received from ESQ.,
Bahamas Of The
ship while voyage port to New
Orleans the Berry islands the I2h u The rigging the
saved but the ship and reported entire
loss.
Dec Is q,
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CABINET FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS, HdfR MATTRESSES, g.
FTHHE subscriber has now in store large and hand
arnitre which ne pledges hinoS
. sell o the tunes
Handsome orrlssnentsd cottage $50 0
Beautiful black richly carved
walnut mahogany marble top Wristbands
Rosewood and walnu, psrlor sts rorate hareoth
Mahogany, black walnut, and tsbles
no DO s5aeboardF, marbietop
no q
Sofas a-tstes, and lounges In endlsss variety
Oak and walnut dining and Office chairs
Mahogany cane, other chairs from per
tables, stools stools hat racks gilt frame mirrors.
Blct glasses, &c
nay erpecfed large single
which cordially
pubic 70 inspect
G w BoTE1ER
Nov -2aw3wR 3is roo Han $40
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mo. ss9.J
Notice

me Repoeal of he Land Oce from DvscAS b MAcxIxAo
IN MicBfeAN.
In accordance with the provisions of the act OF
authorizing changes IN tho location q
3d. 1888 Is hereby declared and
known public ands DuNckS,
oMchgan win be removed the lHxp MtcAc az as
period prnctioabs
Further notice as precise n removal m W saod ~
the register receiver for that land district.
under hand the CITY Of Washington ts ~ day ~
December, A. D. 1857.
order Of the President:
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF tho General Land onc-.
Dec 4-iswew intel star
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OMNIBUS RAcsG-An opposition omnibus having been
put the to Georgetown the drivers of the reg
lar line every Of annoying its driver by cut
ting out and racing, often endangerng the safety of
those in each vehicle The authorities should interfere
at once.
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LOCAL NEWS.

n
hkiA''oes sAAs nov. ~ .1"'' 80. -.
morning al Al Q COCA
Rev Dr ryder VIII preaen AZ the "A caooA HaA" ~
Of Matthew church IN aid OF inc op1ec's VI so ios
Rev Samuel Register win preach at III O clock at the
edictoy service OF the basement story OF the Ebe
nezer Methodist Episcopal Church on Fourth street
Right Rev Bishop Johns viii preach at Trinity Church
at IL, a m, and ~, D. m Rev. w d. Haley at the
Unitarian Church at IL, a m and "a, p m Elder d. s.
Burnett at DR. Teasdale Church before the Disciples
H. a. m and "a D. m Rev John Lanahan at the
Foundry Church at H. a. m Rev Mr. Whitney at
Temperance Hall at IL, a M, on Universal Salvation
. mn Rev D.bnev p.II - Ey.,s,rr NJ y cburcb ON
po,,rtt -, =, - p So. IA, NJ r.
!, IN. n.,nh.,,, 80, w,ho,,s, CI,c, e,so,v.to,vr
!, n !, ~. ~ $500, cssnrcn Nortb
c.n;,1, 49,. -, % "a :, $50. t,.r. iii b
-. .,II 80 ai
.~...,.s -, r. -, .o,,,,,. 80 t,., bI
.,o,,., 80 ~. $50. al I, 1, s.5 tba. they VIII
-. =, 49,. - ~. -. .-,.,,ax TIA. 900
~. ~ Iaroe ,,r0h, - ,he asv and eair. v,bc, have
ths r.tsu,s AMI ,vhicb will not b. reoured
- - ~. ~n,r..a,,.,;,.. 80 A..
gates improves the appearance OF the nan very much
nepor'eis and toAoep"hs inose M e Gun
Pioy VI she nousel VIZ hafe s'ats Piofhieu io en IN
one Inc galleries. S now 'he case IN .ho oe.a'e
A'S va 'eDe' 'o 5000 - ' !''s f
the lobby as connected with the press
IS, As iS'iii so.''' 7. - =. -
nys "e.eos5 wa V ooA''e, :. ~
John lie Conte, Of South Carolina, His subject viii be-
The Sources from which the Earth Derives its TemPera
ture second lecture viii be delivered by the same
distinguished gentleman ON Wednesday
The aquarium at the Smithsonian has recently been
il the object Of much attention
Coon cHETn Those wishing to give dinners, balls, or
parties, viii do well to ntrust their catering to Gau
Of an entertainment without inconvenience to the family
in whose house Il il given and he has every description
Of china glass and table ware necessary for serving up
the deaes and uxuries prepared by his French cooks
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gs poyssesor bess leave 20 eu and The
a washpgfca very superior article q Holland sn ~heh
nodaeed 70 the American pase vnder The name q sos n
dam Aromatic schnapTs
mis- u / nulcsated by propsof exclusively Al his aish
cry IN chcdAm Holland from the best bsey that Gao
procured "a Europe and favored and Hediad not p
berry bu the mos choice botAnia Vr ~
juniper berry whose more yinoas extract ai
ei and eca.a Win rs .prtaous solvent thus
exquisite favor ami aroma Altogether Transcend
ing cordial and modna properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore
me proprietor bas subutted TO nearly whole medical faculty
United from about four thou
physicians chemists who endorse H. over their signatures
a a desirable addition 70 the naterA medica
purchase should be careful get the genuine A
country flooded oountets and imitation
up quart pint q dozen each and for
all The respectable druggists and oesrs The unied states
UDoIPfO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
pepot No "a Beaver street New York
Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps
prescribed with great by medical faculty gravel
soot ehoB hemsn dropsy dyspepsia sluggish circulation q
the blood inadequate exhausted vital
and as a beverage, IL superior in ne void.
quart pnt bottles and fF sale by all tho druggists
and grocers in Washington.
uDoLPAo WOLFE
sole Importer aud Manufacturer
Is 90 70 Beaver street New York
Wolfe's schiedam Aromstie schnapps.
The proprietor particularly the above schnapp
travelling South West account Of
It's medicinal properties correcting dagseabe and ofsen dan
Eeroas produced Of visitation 70 which al
particularly liable strangers should
purchasing schnappa e whole country flooded
paue on s ble cork by all the druggists and
groeers.
Dec ls-damif Depot is Beaver street, New York.
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movement has been made in Guiford county, North
Carolina, for the erection of monument 70 the memory
Of General Nathaniel Greene
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nIPLONfATIC HISTORY Of the Washington and
H. Adams administration. ny ". ~ Prescott vol 81 Is
Just publsh-.L FRANCK TAYLOR
Dec 10
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SKRESApE.-Senator Hunter serenaded on Friday
night by party Of his friends in honor of his reelection
The same compliment extended 70 Gov Bright and
each gentleman residence the serenaders were hosp
tably entertained
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TyRTSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
property Of Pennsylvania and Nineteenth
Tuesday afternoon January 8 O'Clock on the prem
virtue dated November 1884 and recorded
IN No So ios 37s e one q e land records for
Washington county subscriber Will soil abc auction u The
highest bidder following described property, viz
enning ~ Pennsylvania and 10Th
wesardy the line Of said TO the
centre which divides the easernmc house q the
Buildings the second house Of the said
row commencing thereof thence norwardy
along dividing wall the yard wall and the
Of sBd lot the alley hence esEtardy
said alley said 10Th sirec thence souhwArdy
along place Of beginning with the
excellent brick dwcng
hous with brick stables, no
Terms made known AT sale.
wN A. MIX. Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Dec I'D Auctoneer.