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Bubble Salts.
BY r. ". BENNETT 4 co
TRUSTEES SALE

.!!I ,r rnUsnh r sa SALE
by virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court for Batnora
CITY, the subscriber, trustee will sell at public sncon Vt
he exchange Sales Room, Second street. on MONDAY
e Zta day Of October 1850 att Oc!ccx all the oIiying
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in the civ Of Raliinor,
r9nng SIX cen feet the north of Pratt street with
upLl OF Shty i've Feet being the same premises which
ny ndentue caring date the 23d day of December SKI
anu ISGoidt IN lber f. D. No ~ folio I9S &c were con
ngEDd ms property is subject yearly rent Of SiO
payahle on the first day of January and Jnly " Tio
ALSO ALL TIL AT LOT OF GROUND froniting efta,r Foo.
on the westerRmost side Of York or Greenmont aynT
WIN uept oil seventy feet to alley twenty feet wiSe
communicating with John street being premises leased
on The se enth day OF April. 1885, the term of ninety
nine years, by William Warl ard Rebccl, his wife I,
of one cent il demanded. - '>i' i'H'
The terms Of sale liked by the decree
ana one half in six months credit payment to bear int
rest oDe secured by endorsed the satsfac ion of
trustee 49, ~ '''' %
C. J. NJ GWINN, Trustee
oo, i. W. BENNETT 4 co,
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PUBLIC SALE

ooo,m., +. W. BENNETT 4 co,
law aus. AuctOneers.
G:A PUBLIC SALE
~ ~ STATES ToR&GC6di WAREHOUSES;
named Act Of the General Assembly So SG Of Mars
4, passed at january Session 100 chapter POS end
Of Ne St WsTD1S.s
inc "a iaw on Peep Water having duly qualified accord
chan the 7th day Of October INST the Merchants
MS 3b RoRe Aust4p highest bidder the &
FIRsTa f az E ER6AIl lying il said city, wit
inches on what known as DUGAN'S WHARF, and rIn
@ RfsP s. stan no sso%D an a P
Warehouse No and the Wharf Properly thereto
SkCoSDII77ALf. THAT LOT OF GROUND FRONTING
w uhpUJHNELlS WHARF 3l feet 10 inches and run.
Tobacco Warehous; No and the Wharf Pro9ry E4ret9
ali 1h hst otb Sq 2onG? wharf and the Basin ALSO
nes Wharf e Gfs bs ss on What is known oD
WSEaR T5tE T tneo depth I q ~ feet
on HT I6f Of GRSN aDa FR S6 fSf
%es ana binding on Conway street $50 feet inches to s
atey, anu known as Tobacco Warehouse No g. and the
OF EV GR q f1 F ftFsS
for DEPTH on conway St e set INCHES a thence running
known as Tobacco Warshqns u an aliey' and
HARLEs sTREET eS GM nehe thence PEoNTNG
as bacce EN- inch on Perry street. and
basa5 Of which property will be sold simple except To-
0aNSO Will In
annual ground rent of lIS and all the parcels of whir
real estate SO described will be offered senaraeIy ~ IN
ghst bidder VI sales will be made subject to the terms
January session. 1869 chap 225, entitled IAN ac
nsposnS OF the State Tobacco Warehouses; and Tor the
puIhg OF new warehouse warehouses deepwateT
hbd the time and the terms of @l Will FL be
cash In 30 days after the day sale, one fifth in
o. DAYS one in months, one fit in six months and
the residue in months the credit payments TO be
py notes. satisfactorily endorsed No deed m
executed the payment of the whole purchase money
que on eah parcel or property Dated this third dqy Of
.o., RICHARD II MILES
o2ztSeots WM THOMPSON, of r.
IN BA MORE cMR,
6& HORSE AND CARRIAGE Sf&5sSE
c.B A 4 r.,
N w. CORNER N9RTa , SARATOGA STREETS.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &C.,
BIZ PUBLIC AUCTION
REGULAR SALES BY PuBiic ATCTioN.
OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c,
EVERY WEDNESDAY And fLA'A
r SATURDAY MORNINGS,
THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, COMMENCING AT IL O'CLOCK
The undersigned have erected the above Establishment
at heavy expense for the sale Of above articles and
have made arrangements with some of the largest manu-
iactures OF the Eastern States keep extensive asor
ment OF the best built ilGU T RUGGIFS, CARRIAGES
WAGONS, HARNESS, etc, always on hand
ms establishment will gie advantages to persons
wishing to dispose of Horses and TO those want
ing TO purchase as the strcteSt rules will hp
at sae or the money will be refunded 10 the purcassr
Sales OF Carriages and Horses warranted VIII be cGed
on the day after the sale.
All Horses for sale will be exhibited at the owners desire
either 10 saddle harness. of which notice must be Civ
at the time of entering suitable vehicle will he furnished
Hee 1o OF chhrge EGERTON Il KEYS,
riatsn "A
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE, NO. So SECOND STREET.
UNDOUBFED SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent their old established agen
cy the following rstcass Companies, with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
ETNA INSURANCE co. HARTFORD. ......... 81 900 900
PHOENIX INSURANCE co, HARTFoRn....... 10000
MERCHANTS ms. co, HARTFORD. ........ 100000
NEW ENGLAND ms. co, HARTFORD. ...... 25O,OOO
MASSASOIT ms. co, SPRGNGFIELD..........2 5OOOO
SPRINGFIELD ms. co, sPRINGFIELD....... 100000
4ETNA LIFE INSURANCE co, HARTFORD. $4,000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LONDON ....... 2,5OpOO
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid at the Agency
sl7t &c. PROUD SONS.
4 1OALES INSURANCE AGENCY,
" oOAAEs sEn B B E3RTs' GAY ST.
the Licensed Agent, with full powers, for the
HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY,
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets, sl,4s2,OOO.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, s33),2l5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO., HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, 1881 1854.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
Cash Assets, s373,233.
MARINE.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL ms. CO, OF BALTIMORE,
Assets $2l4,430
WIN GRAHAM, Pres't.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
FIRE, MARINE LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned to amount in Companies Of the very best stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all matters relating to FIRE
INSURANCE, such forms of application, statements
loss, &C. &c.
SHORT RISKS Merchandise taken, with Of Pre-
MUM. for months not used.
| sl3u GEORGE B. COAIE. Agent.
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9gritaltnraI,
RAKER'S AND JARVIS ISLAND

BAKERS AND JARVIS ISLAND
= The undersigned have EN- appointed by " H. WEBn
AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND
BAxFR's AND 50 Jl i4f fALI i$ g crane,
h s io s%P PRes f G.S rMsrs with
some AMI su0staT TtR R9K e H yg fHi xn
Is well established as The most valuable phosphate
~ q" vfh offered the agricaltnris Tie present cargo
pr ship Mary radSd It Contains se as pt
E Ha@ inspector - 4 per cert Phosphate Of lime ~eh
ab properties, and lis great souby renders il the richest
an" most e'"'s'F TIE Ga aRvys sf sisiGyf5sd
q aus1 OF drect mpoi ation into this market contains
THGSE GUATos are warranted genuine, pure and IN
auulterated and every package bears the the i'm
aSf G9 G2S sand
from us. ~ '' " ine'
Pamphlets, aiming the history of these Gnapos cere
crops s IN very section q the and ample
' "S' 'a" 'e SO MAfc a our Counting room
Gran and Gqano Warehouses,
Opposite the Corn Exchange Building,
oetr Wood street, Bowly's wharf,
CUANOl UANOll
ali Of FfBfIf5 hy WSos snsC
W. eE%EAN S5%s a FH En- p PG x Haf-s
We supply OF is ample fer the sea'on, and
We as''sr !, [sS&TisST 3'0 #i h
MEXICAN GUANo
en3lases ne carg0es Of the "HUmbolt" Cosmos" and
ever imported in this market and will sold nv the
or singl ton ~ y 'N N"' 3"
Our stock of
CALIFORNIA GUANO
Is az o. iast SEASONS Importation and free from those i'm
RPa[ yaHf tn S Fsfn aH
OF 0f%nr own and 6teysd best
dee" 'sureror to aGF RdS6 R5H fa9 he applied
Finely powdered from INHALED Rnnss
90, MANIPULATED GUANO,
OF the various brands, at the manufacturers prices
auI8 If M a So N be st22as,
V'HORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
Has completely reyolutonised the system Of feeding
Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs Enganf All feeders
jul7.lt -Y- -O MAcb6NHsGI.Tp z DUGDALE.
'ANHORLEF IS FOOD FOR CATTLE
of abont in short time and produces saying
inIzt h anu 'eel anu WORK better, Try it, Sold by
!G!.9 MACDONALD DUGDALE.
TNHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
gwen to an overworked horse restores him. il
1W Hany feeders to their appetite it gets thin
jui horse up like Ms Sha% Sod By
'ENHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
1 heep5 hoses in fine condition, economises largely in
eea, restores lean animals speedily keeps them healthy
Casks containing l4s feeds sl4 half casks a.
SOnd by MACDONALD Il DIGDAIE
JuI1 u corner Pratt street and acEldprrv's wharf
ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
ERIlLlZER-equsl to Guano and cheaper than Stable
ahnre being alluyal deposit, composed Of animal and
near The CATTLE Show Grounds Distance from Charles ST
avenue half mile at Cattle Show Grounds quarter OF
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile Upper Re
rrIce % cents per cart load. ie29-tf
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7. A YEARLY GROUND RENT OF THIRTY.ON DOL
LARS and TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, payable half yearly
on the fifteenth days of April and October ged on
lot OF ground lying the northeast side of Chestnut
street. beginning at the distance Of eighty feet southwest
from the east of Douglas and Chestnut streets and
running thence southeast Chestnut street twenty
feet and running back for depth seventy feet East
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The sEcEDERs.-Mr. II. C. Craig. editor
of the Stakeholder, published at Cahaba, Al.
ALBANIA, in hosting the secession flag. also
says: Wien | undertook the publication
of the Stakeholder, did so with the express
understanding that il was to encourage and
cultivate an union Of the Southern people for
the sake Of the South. lthas adhered. with.
out laltering. TO this position, and in its adj
vocacy Of Breckenridge and Lane Insist it
is still maintaining it. They are the cand-
dates Of the South-nominated by substsn,
tial Southern Convention. against candidates
nominated by national parties, and the chief
is citizen Of the slayeholdng State Of Ken.
lucky. These tend to unite the South.
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TIE Qufsa.s RpIy.


Baekingham Palace, June -, 1850.
Nj Com Falssp have been much era
tiled Al the feelings which prompted YOU 10
write to me inviting the Pnnee OF Wales to
come 10 Washington. lie intends TO return
from Canada through the United States, aud
Il will give him great pleasure 70 have an
opportunity Of tesiiiyIng 10 you IN person
that lhusc feelings are tally reciproca,ed By
him. lie will thus be able. al the same time.
TO mark the respect which he sniertains Tor
the Chief Magistrate Of great and friendly
State and kindred nation.
The Prince will drop all royal state on
leaving my donininns, and travel under the
name u Lord Renirew. a. NJ has dune when
travelling on the continent OF Europe.
The Prince Cpnsort wishes 10 be kindly
remembered to you.
remain. ever. your good friend,
VICTORIA, II.
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From The National Inlslligencsr.
INTERNATIONAL C0URrEsiEs,

Il gives Us pleasure 70 place before our
readers the subjoned letters Of the Presi-
don't aud the Qleen Of England. which il has
been deemed proper TO make public. The
letters are brief. but We have never read any
correspondence Of mere courtesy between
Official persons Of the highest rank cuuched
in terms mere appropriate. We are glad, a.
everyday will be. that the President Ia,
thought proper to invite the Young heir ap.
parent Of England TO extend his visit TO the
seat Of government; and the President. let
ter TO the Qleen. as well as her Majesty' 5
reply. will command the respect Of bolh coun
tries. Tor their gpud taste and for the kindly
80 ltimeats % well expressed.
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Tax Notice.

T SHALL attend at the following times and places
for the purpose OF collecting the taxes for the year
1850.
AT James w. Miless, on Thursday, 18th July, 1850,
Cedar Grove, on Friday, The 18th,
Anderson ToGr's, on Saturday the l4h,
Hlllshotough, on Monday, the 10th,
Halls slote, on Tuesday the l7.h,
Red Mountain, on Wednesday, the 18th,
Mangums Store, on Thursday, the l9sh,
John &. Douglass, on Friday, the 20h,
John A. Coles, on Saturday, The 2lst.
Elbert Dossett's, on Monday, the card,
Durham's Station, on Tuesday, the 9Th,
A. . Gunters, on Wednesday, the 25th,
William Tfice's, on Thursday. the 2eth,
Chapel Hill, on Friday, the 9Th,
White Cross, OIL SATURDAY the 2sth,
Thomas Longs, on Monday, the 30th,s
Thomas ], Cates's, on Tuesday, the 3lst end at
lilllsborough, to colcCt town taxes, on Wednes'
day, August LIST. 1860.
The Magistrates appointed TO take the lists Of taxa
bes are expected TO attend the times aud places
Punctual!ly iseEpccted Of ull.
r. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
June IT. As
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DisuSIoS IN THE DIsTAScE.-Read the FOL.
lowing from the Huntsville Aa.) Advocate.
a Democratic paper:
" The Spceders have succeeded, as far as
they can. in dividing the democratic party.
so a. 10 secure It's defeat and the election ol
Lincoln. The first act has been played tie
second is being enacted, the defeat OF the
party; il that Is successful then comes the
third ac., dismioa because Of Lincoln :
election. 10 ensure success 10 this latter
act. the Seceders have played must adtoil
card in dropping their own men. and in
taking up two heretofore IN favor Of Popular
Il not squatter Sovereignty. This was ne
cessary to give their tlcket strength enough
TO DIVIDE and thus defeat the Democratic
party aud ensure Lincnln's election.
"Rhstt has told u that the secession at
Charleston was arranged months before BY
correspondence. The Charleston Mercury
now bnasiIngly declares. Instead Of the
Democratic party being 'reIntegrated by
the Richmond Convention. II has been rent
asunder sith a wider disintegratlnn. The
Richmond Convention was the great cause
which produced the disruption IL the Demo.
cratic party. That Convention was c.lled
BY the seceders, and it, candidates are in
the field .gaiast the regular National Demo.
cratic nominees"
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From The Standard.
Mr.. NoRwO0D's POSITION IN REGARD TO
THE PRESIDENCY

inE FhESlDENCf.
Mr.. HOLDEN: The unqualified announce
ment in tine public newspapers. that | have
come out in favor of Bell and Everett is moi
accurate, and requires some explanation.
declared to the Convention OF the Dem.
ocratc party Of Orange County. by whom
was nominated for the Legislature on the
2sth Of May last. that regarded the contest
for next President as rising above all party
considerations the great work to be done
was to beat the black Republican candidate,
and | should go for the sound Union man
who stood the best chance of doing that.
without regard to party.
occupy the same position still. 1t is
true that in few hasty remarks which |
made on the 10Th inst, al Miless. upon being
called out on the question, used the express
sion "under present circumstances am in
favor Of Bell and Everett"
| was not conscience Of having used so
strong an expression. and it evidently i'm /.
piled more than | intended, because in the
accompanying remarks said that | would
not now commit myself to any Candidate alb.
solutely, but would wait events aud go for
the Union man who stood the best chance Of
beating Lincoln. This explanation | made
fully the next day at Cedar Grove. meant
by present circumstances" the distracted
state OF the Democratic party al the South,
including North Carolina. with regard to the
nomination Of Mr. Breckenridge, and said
that il the whole Democratic party at the
South should fully and cordially unite upon
Mr.. Breckenridge and he should lisavow the
doctrine held by some Of the Southern
States. "that the election Of Mr.. Lincoln
would be good cause FOR dissolution Of the
Uni.n." should think his chance Of being
elected by the people would be a fair Que.
and would cbeerfully 60 for him. If he
shall have no such prospect. ! would then
deem il all Important that Mr.. Bell shall be
retained 70 the House Of Representatives as
one Of the three highest candidates. and
should support him with that view.
J. w. NORWOOD.
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KILLED Hia OrF.--Buchanan and his tools
have killed off Douglas, there can be no mis-.
take about that. but in doing SO they have
killed off the democratic party. 1t can new.
er know another victory, and the democratic
people may thank the present administration
and its stool-pigeons who hold and who have
in many instances dIsgraced the federal Off
ces. for it. Every attempt that will be made
from this on to harmonic the party will on.
ly tend to make the wreck more complete.
and the election in November will show TO
the world how complete has been its self.de-
struc'ion. Duly Progress.
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ss..~>~>~S~S~S<S~-~

H,!igtcIys P.ils- Sick hcsdache one d the moe,
tconnpn 81 al ailments. Is removed hy single dose Of
this gentle apenrni. u does not upon the seat Of
the PAIN bu, upon The dsorderel stomach The obsruc.
tel bowels. The drlcmpecd tcr ~ The irregular
Jon af which organs the torture is octasoncd. A.
emrdy iOf offensive breath the Pills most conf lent.
y recommended. They purify the whole inieini! OF.
ginIition, sn mpan ever, function degree q Vi.
cor which insues The regular di.claRe uf 81 refuse
matter through the natural ami legitimate channels.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

81 Johns, July -
The steamer Connaught from Galway on
the 10th inst, arrived here this evening.
II was considered certain that a confer
ence Of all the European powers On the Swiss
question would be held at Paris in October,
the powers being represented by their Am.
bassadOrs.
There is nothing new as TO Garibaldps
movements against Mpssina. The reported
conflict near Messina is not confirmed
The proclamation Of the new Constitution
in Naples was lndfferently received.
The Prince Of Wales sailed on the 10th
instant.
1t is estimated that 10000 Royalists will
defend Messina against Garibsldi.
The Sicilian Ambassador TO France had
reached Turin.
The Papal government had released the
political prisoners in the Romagna.
France had notified Turkey that stop
must be put to the massarres in SYRIA.
The Bombay mail Of June eth had reach.
ed England. Lord EIgn and Baron Gros
had lett Gale Tor China.
Australia dates TO May 18th state that the
commercial crisis had abated. The signs Of
instruction in New Zealand were spread
ing.
New York, July 90
The steamer Africa, from Liverpool on the
eth inst, arrived here this forenoon.
1t is reported that Garibaldi marched on
Messna previous to the 5ih.
The Briti.h House Of Commons have a.
dopte'i resolution asserting its privilege
over taxation. but taking no action on the
House Of Lords rejection Of the paper duty
bill.
The massacre Of the Christians al Mount
Lebanon. Syria, by the Druscs, is confirm.
ed.
In the House Of Commons Lord John Rus
sci expressed his satisfaction at the Ameri-
can Governments recall Of Gen. Harvey
from san Juan.
The siege Of Naples had been raised, anl
the Constitution Of 1913 proclaimed. The
press laws Of Isi9 are established, and the
Chambers conyoked for September. Tie
National Guard had been Professionally re.
established and Naples was tranquil.
There are conflicting repnrts concerning
the negotiations. pending between Naples aud
Piedmont IN reference TO an alliance.
The new Russian loan has been allotted.
The subscriptions reached 45,0On,0O steri.
ing.
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Washington, June l, 1850.

To Her Myesy. qa.ea Teioriss
have learned from the public journals that
the Prince Of Wales is about TO visit your
Mljesty's North American iominions. Should
il be the intention Of his Royal Ilighness TO
extend his visit to the Unitrd States. need
not say how happy .hoald be 10 give him i.
cordial welcome 10 Washington. You may
be well assured that everywhere ~ this eoun.
Try he will be greeted by the American peo-
pie 10 such manner as cannot fail TO prove
gratifying to your Majesty. Ia this they will
manifest deep sense Of your domestic ,ir-
tues. a. we'll a. their conviction 81 your me
rlts a. wise. patriotic and constitutional
sovereign.
YoUr M.jr.ty'. most obs,lien, servant.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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A few days since. a lady died in Phladel.
phIa lO7 years Of age, and on the day Of her
funeral there we're present five brothers and
sisters. tie youngest being over 30 years Of
age, and the oldest being II years. A sight
like this has seldom il ever been seen in this
or any other country.
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ton. the Senate in the failure Of the House
to elect. may have to select a President. says:
!" Oh the nominees for Vice President. Mr..
Everett, the candidate Of the Union party,
stands foremost in ability, whether as regards
his course as public man, or as learned
eloquent and distinguished citizen of the
Union. Talents such as his, are an orna.
ment not to the possessor only, but to the
nation at large"
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SOLOMON Hall. MlLL cAsE.

This suit was brought 10 rluse on Thurs.
day afternoon Of last week, BY a compromise
between the counsel for the parties lnigant.
before IL was known that the Jury would OF
would not agree upon a verdict. The lime
Of the C5srt was oscupied eigh, days IN the
trial 81 the case, iuur ~ which were con.
sumed 10 pleadlngs. Able counsel was en-.
plyed on both SIDES. who displayed great
deal Of legal talent in long addresses TO the
Jury. pro and con. The jury mol having re-
turned verdict within an hour after fetir.
log. proposition was made BY the counsel
Of Mrs. Nicely. who had brought suit 70 sci
aside the Will ol solomon Hall. 10 compro.
mise, which was entertained W the counsel
Tor the Will. AMI the sun u $4,000 was a.
greed 10 with $4,000 which had been allos'
ed her ~ the Will--making $4,000. The
Estate 10 pay the court costs tSOOD Mrs
Nicely pay her own lawyers Us ,OOO)
The Jury upon beng discharged stated
that nine were FOE breaking the Will and
three lur The Will. bot that. no doubt 10 |
short While they would have agreed upon I
verdict adverse 10 the Will.
The slaves. near 100 IN number. will b,
sent TO Liberia and there colOniLrd.
The courthouse was crowded during h'
tedious trial by anxious spectators, aud th'
snd popular voice was almost unanimous a
gainst the Will.
We have heard IL said, whether true We d.
not know, that Il the Jury had rendered
verdict adverse 10 establishing the VIII, th'
Judge would have set il aside.
i,sdeR EIprs'
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kinclirn ltalliet.


H Appearing 10 the satisfaction Il IT, Cnufi iiaf
the dtignIaui kiarcn l.eathet.. llss removed uBi
VI the eouaIy - thii the otdfi1y rfgcc.t 81 tN
not b. SERVED 81 hiu Il is therefore onesci NY at
Goat that pahIlraiuu he made in Tie Hillside t445
Recorder il IL wctks notify ug ths s4i3 ktsssr@
Ieaitrfs taat u1iess he HpIrifs ct the nest r,a Il
thi. Court. iabf held q The cduti huuzf III li,.ufa
nn tie funh MuaIty 10 August neat. I4tu iui r.ffs
10 frplety iHd plead according u las. be wBi be- pro
eeesI against in the sane man8gT It b. hi3 been
served with process and had iailsd appear lnj r3al
Witness. iie1rEr Laws. tle,k Ut aHf saii Cont 81
Office in Marlborough. she gtl Monday n MAY 1889.
GEORGE LAWS, {. e. e..
June "a. tPf.'s fte s. ca. ti--6N