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OsALS FOR SEWER.

MAYOR bOFfICh,
~ - WAsHIN0roK, ApIl 0, 1866
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the under
signed until ~ olookk, m, WEDNESDAY April Is
1896, for the building Of a vwo-fOot barrel sewer
INSIDE diAmeter) the walls to be nine inches In thick
ness, street north, from PouTteenth to Fifteenth
street west to connect with the sewer on
street west In accordance with the act approved oet
her 49, 1850 to have man hole where the commiS
sioner Of the Second ward may direct.
Bidders VIII state the price Per lneGl foot for the
sewer and man. hole, which shall include all exeAya.
lions, &c &c the successful bidder or bidders 10 be
responsible for all damages done to gas water pipes
the construction OF the work, "
The right to decline any or all proposals. should It be
deemed ior the interest Of the Corporation to do So
Specifications can be seen at the once Of the Commits
sloner Of improvements every day from 10 to ~
A. or At A1y time by calling on the eommssioneT Of the
Second ward
None but practical mechanics need bid
JAS W. SPALDlNG,
Commissioner Second Ward.
JOHN slOUSSA,
d. REESE,
Ap9-d Assistant Commissioners,
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Of the Board Of Health, setting forth that In the
opinion Of the Board, the construction Of privy
sinks would not DO injurious 10 the public health u
properly done. ~
A communication from the Surveyor In relation
TO the drainage OF the alley In square No. 4Ss.
communication from d. W. Andersos, chair
man Of the committee Of arrangements, inviting the
Board TO be present at the celebration OF the ami
versary Of emancipation In the District Of colum-
bia' The time having passed, the communication
was ordered TO lie on the table,
The following were presented and referred: BY
Mr. lyman; Petition to lay sidewalk on Sixteenth
hheem: Petition OF Michael Green and others, 10
lay water pipes on street north, between Thir-
tenth and Fourteenth streets west. By Mr.
simms; Bills to repair the alleys In squares Nos.
sos ana saw by mr.. Mead! "A bill TO grade and
pave the aley In square fao' BY Mr.. Edmonston
Petition Of Mrs Ellen holden and Mrs. Ellen FitI-
gerald, asking the remission Of hnesi and letter
RON samuel Towers Robert Boyd and William
ioung' requesting the use oil the Council Chamber
for meeting OF the ofhceu OF the District lately
in the service Of the United States.
The following hills war. introduced and r.,..d.
Nv M Rbssm. A hin 40 -on.,, an. ILL., i, -.
~ 80 " ''P"' wv A"ey :" squa'e
NO. 100. ny mr. ferguson bill making an ap.
PIopnahon 70 my mag iootway At the intearection
VI inu'ana avenue ana First street west.
Mr. feugn' from tho COMMITTEE on Improve
ment'' reported bills TO lay curbstones and pave
.ne iOO'ways on the norm side Of street north,
between in,,a ana foor'n streets east and on the
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NORFOLK, April l0.-The negroes were out in
large procession to-day in honor of the passage oil
the Civil Rights bill. While the procession was
passing through the streets a difficulty occurred
between negroes and whites, in which one white
man was killed and his brother and step-brOthor
mortally wounded Order was restored by the
military,
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New YoRK, April l6.-Cotton FIRM sales 700
bales, at 37a3sc. Flour advanced lOal5c. sales
IL, 500 bbls State SO 96ss 80 Ohio, IS 5OaIl So;
Western, 50 9sas 80 Southern advanced lOa25c.
sales 800 bblS. at 80 4Oal5 rs. Wheat advanced
la2c. Chicago Spring, 81 6s Milwaukee Club,
81 7Oal 74i White Canada, 50 6OA2 70. Corn
dull, nOminally unchanged. Pork heavy mess
zoe. Lard steady. Whisky dull. Provisions
dull Naval stores dull Freights dropping.
Gold 1881
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w. @. PHELPS, of Devlin & Co., New York
will be at Wizards Hotel from 18th to 18th inst
with large assortment of samples Of now and
choice styles of ssAsOnHble goods for gentsmens
wear, from which he will DO happy to take orders
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FIRE CORNERSTONE meeting of the
Board of Fire Commissioners, held last evening, W
W. Goddard was appointed foreman Of steamer No.
/, in place of WIN. Hines, resigned. J. S. Herbert
was appointed extramAn in place of W. W. God,
dard, promoted.
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DEAD.-Samuel A. Gaskins, the young
man who was shot by Benjamin F. Hough, in
Lang's restaurant, Georgetown, on Sunday, the
9Th instant died at his residence, on Jefferson
street, yesterday morning. lie leaves a wife and
several children. Hough was released on bail a
few days ago to answer the charge Of assault and
battery, with intent to kill.
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VIsTT TO THE NAvY-YARD.-Yesterday
Governor smyth, of New Hampshire, accompanied
by Adjutant General Matt Head, of his staff ssnA-
tor Cragin, General Patterson, and Messrs Rob-
erts and chystie, all of New Hampshire visited the
Navy Yard and the monitors anchored in the
stream.
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Murdorers Rescued from a Kentucky jail.
LOUISVILLE, April lo.-The notorious murder
ers, TOrrill and Withers, were rescued from the
Spencer county jail on Friday morning by party
Of seven men, who threatened the life Of the jailor
on bis refusal to unlock their cells.
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BURGLARY.-On Sun day night the estab-
lishment of Messrs. LoSano Co., merchant tailors
corner Of Ninth and d streets, was entered by
burglars, and about $3.50 worth of ready made
clothing, consisting of coats and vests stolen.
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now HE UCCEED ED.

HOW He EEDED.
BIT TN BARD HALL
There IL doctor In town,
man Of practice and renown;
He makes handsome income clear,
And lays up money every year.
Now, when he started out In youth,
He had but little cash In truth;
But still he ID try his best to do,
And make q name and money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard,
And very quickly passed the boardi
He opened once, hung out sign,
But many patients could not ind.
Each day he sat, with sAddened face,
For poverty came on apGee;
At last friend gave him advice
which changed his fortune in q tries.
Now patients nOCked from far and near,
And kept him busy all the year.
Men and women, all declare,
No doctor with him compare.
The secret Of his great success,
III tell you II you cannot guess;
The same adyiee will help you all,
He got SUIT from SMITHS OAK HALL.
SMITH BROS. CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEkLERsM
GRNTs' FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
t64 Seventh street
Just received the largest and nnest stock Of PIECE
GOODS offered in the city Of Washington. Having
secured the best artists in the city, prepared to
make up In the Finest Style and lower prices than
any other establishment
mhl7 s., b. co.
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H o II e L ..
=" l l. l. A r d s ii o Il Il l. :,
SYKES, CHADWICK 4 CO.,
PRoPRIEroRs,
CORNER PENN. AVE AND FOURTEENTH STREET
WASHINGTON CITY n27.u
HOF F NJ A n HOUS Sc,
NEW YORK CITY.
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL,
PRoPRIEToRs

Tho HOFFMAN, HOUSE is conducted upon the plan Of
the best American and European Hotels. 1t combines
all the modern improvements necessary to the greatest
comfort Of guests that art Ingenuity and borAIty can
possibly devise and produce. The bill Of fare for the
table embraces every variety and dslIsaey Afforded BY
the American markets, in their season.
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NEW YoRK, April l6-InCreGSo in loans, 81, 1885,
900 increase in specie, $4Ol, 1865 increase in cir
culatOn, $4O6 $780, increase in deposits O5S 5Osj
increase in legal tenders, 81, 466, 3O5.
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AUCTION sALua.
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
STILPS sssT LussoS TIyBSH ss At TT,


ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
La BUILDINGS, LUMBER, TIMBER, 90, AT THE
blsMANTLBD Forts AROUND WARRINGTON, d. o.
|FELL- IT EL Y
orrIor CHIrT ouInrrRnAsrun .
WIsuIreror d. O. April IA lsss, \
Will Ia aid Al publie Al me times and PLACES
p.msd bslov NJ IN tbs Ofioers' ousrters Barrssks
Depsrtmept United states Army in ana
about the fooving dIsmantsd forts around Washing
ton = 7'---- - 80 - = ~ r -
Also Al ssme times and Places win be sold for the
sosnsstss sIS amen ~ ne
RIsT M RIaTkRN pRANCU
On MoNphV Ip y "a ;, "a ,siosS a mn a, FORT
CAKRoLL sls1sn frsms hnildinS. vi.,
Three BarraeSs nsrge siIsl one Hospital ButidlnE;
HaTous S%s1' osrs ana ,our un m .sS s.sS. ~
stooksde A'''' ~''''
SANE DAY, uan Al yoRr sTANroN four
One Barraek; two ofesr,, opar,.r.. ma Cook Houss
Also stable and Ou.yd Hnn.. ~ So "a. -
NORTH on P0rnwAG
On TUESDAY April, nan ~ NJ o,,io,t I. M Al
FORT LINCOLN FOURTEEN vRiMR RIJiLDIraa.
xI,, - 'A
Hi,e B.rr.ok.. four Ma. uou.... ,,,.. om..r,,
oaartsrs; and two small outbuildinss Liso. two
stablss and four optbni,dincs is,nsnIS, a. ,,4n,s
Simsns,ons '"o' o"''ui''"s' V'0eAAoe' Oh 'sn'e'
On WEDNESDAY APRIL 18Th At II o eloek a m Al
roRr ToTTRN NINE FRA nv ami niNas a.
Two Bsrrseks: one Mas House four ossesrs, Omar
tsr.. nj t,so on,hniidng. A. son, 0as.,., Co.,,
various dimensions
FoRT sLoCUM' TWENTY ONE rRAMR BuILDfHds,
H.. NO~' "hi' -0NH
pixo R.,,.,.. fan, Me-, Hou,s., Ava ome.,., Omar.
tsrs two Hospi,. Ward. two surgeons ousrters and
On FRIDAY APRIL nth Al II o'eloct a M Al foRf
STEVENS FIFTEEN PRAMR BIJiLpINde Vii: =
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The Fenians-The Maine State Authorities
Moving-More Green Jackets Gone to the
Front.
AUGUSTA, ME-, April 16.-Adjutant General
Hodskins left this p. IN. for Calais, with instruc
lions from Governor COney to see that the laws of
the State arc not violated through any hostile dem
onstratiOns that may OCCUR from alleged Fenian
movements on tho border.
1t Is regarded as almost certain BY the Mayor of
Calais, who sends telegram to the State authori.
ties for protection that Fenian movements are seri-
ously apprehended in that quarter.
PORTLAND, April 16.-About one hundred and
fly persons left for Easport in tho boat Ia. night
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CHICKEN THIEvEs.-JOhn w. Norris and
Sarah J. Grayson, cOlOrOd were arrested in the
First ward on Sunday for stealing chickens from
Eliza Hines. Justice Morsell sent them to jail for
annrt
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Fsnians melting Mutiny on Board Brit.
ish Steamer.

EAsrPoRr, Me-, April l6.-The following has
been circulated on board the English gunboat
at Campo Bello: 'soldiers and marines, United
States citizens invite you ashore, where, If you
leave behind the habiliments of slavery, you will
find liberty, comrades, and country"
A mutiny broke out on board the steamer, and
forty men have been put in irons
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The Fonians Capture a British Flag With.
out Resistance.

EAsrPORr, April l6.-Nine Of the crew Of the
Feuian prvateer captured the revenue flag on In.
dian Island on Saturday night from under the guns
of the Pylades. No shots were exchanged and no
resistance offered.
The United States gunboat winooska is at East.
port.
A suspicious brig was brought In by the revenue
cutter Ashudat on Saturday night.
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BALTIMORE, April l6.-An explosion of gas took
place this evening in the barber shop in the base
ment Of the Eutaw House.
Tho shop was considerably shattered and the
occupants made narrow escape. Tho hotel was
not damaged.
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rnnn HnYnnI

New YoRK, April 16.-Tho steamer Guiding
Star, from Havana, has arrived.
General Duble was still at the Isle of Pines,
avoiding the Of State and awaiting the notice
Of the acceptance Of his resignation.
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York. % 20 .h Y n ap9.10t
JEwELRY and silverplated ware gold-plated
Jet and Stone Sets, Jet Bracelets, Combs, Chains,
California Stone Sets, Rings Pins, Silver Plated
Castor Stands, Gall Bells, Cups, Goblsts, Table
Spoons, Forks and Tea spoons---l, 900 styles 70
choose from for only one Dollar, at Prigg's Dollar
Jsweiry Store, No. ass Pa. ave., third door from
-Four and a-half street. apll.lus
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The Cabin Passengers Escape the Cholera.
HALIFAX, April lo.-NOt a single case of sick.
ness occurred among the cabin passengers on board
the steamer England,
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ALE OF DAMAGED CORN.

GALE OF DAMAGED CORN.
CHIKI ouARTERMAsrER's 0FHfoH,
DEPor or wAsHIHaroH, y
wAsHIEGTos, D. c., April Q, 1866.
Will be sold At public suction, under the direction Of
BreVet Lieutenant Colonel O. @. Lee A. @ NJ, at Sixth
street wharf, Warrington, D. C., on FRIDAY, April 10
1865, at 10 clock m, large quantity Of damaged
Government Grain, viz about
g. ST. BUSHELS CORN, IN SACKS
The grain must be removed by purchasers within ten
days from date OF sale
fermsG Cash, in Government funds.
D. II. RUCKER,
Breyet Mai. Gen. and Chief QuAr,ermAster,
al0-dtap2O Depot Of wAshington.
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81 once Washington Gas Light Conn
PARY-on and after March I, 1865, until further no.
tiee the price Of COKE will be twelve cents per buShs
ml.u GEO. A. MoILHRNNY, Engineer.
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PHILADELPurA, April 16.-ThO cOrOner's jury
investigating the murder Of the Deering family,
found a verdict charging Antoine Probst, now under
arrest. with the murder Of the eight persons.
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLpIRRs' ASp
SAILORS ORPHAN Hons Will Commence TO hold Fair In
this city on the 18th day Of Nay next the procees
which are 10 be devoted to the support aud
Of NATIONAL SOLDIERS SALONS ORPHAEs not other
wise provided for In their respective sas and Terri
tories.
Each State and Territory to be represented by Ia
ble and the Ladies' intend that the District Of
shall bear creditable contrast with any
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel corner Of '
and fihh streets every Tuesday, At g. m until the
opening Of the Fair and all Ladies' DESTROYS
ting iu the objects Of the association are cordially in
yitsd to attend. apiO.td
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New York, April l6.-Fiye insurance compa.
MES have determined to raise their rates. A COM
mittee Is engaged on 4 new tariff.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF WASHINGTON, D, c.
AT THE CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
Louisiana avenue, near the City Hail.
ATN O'Clock on TUESDAY EVENING, April II.

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF WASHINGTON, D. G.
AT THB CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
soi1 aa ' TTEsb 1S'i ES VI Ssy h ap
The object Of the meeting to promote such measures
will insure the Equalization Of Bounties Just Pen
Government and ali other matters affecting the rights
and nteres.s Of the Soldiers and Sailors Of the country
General ROBERT c. scHBNCK, NC
General JAS A. GARFIELD. NC
General LOWELL II. RossRAU, NC.
General HALBBRT B. PAINE, M @.
General J. b. HENDERSON. q 8 s.
General wM. sPRA6UB, Us.s.
General General 4 + + E RhYks N M g.
General EBENEzRR DbMoNT, M G.
General General HENRY EEsR I WILSON, fnSSS' US u
General General S SGhS n E KRsHSS n C. o.
General r. B. BUCKLAND, NJ. G.
General JOHN =. PARNswoRTH, N. G,
General BENJAMIN LOAN, NJ G.
General W. D. McINDoE, NJ G.
General GREEN CLAY SMITH, NC.
GSISHSI 1 RohSR 4 PIN TiH so n
Colonel HENRY O. DINING, N. O.
Colonel D. GRATz BROWN, U.s.s
Colonel O. R. LATHAM, NC.
Colonel THOs. N. sTILLwBLL, NJ. @.
Colonel X. V. wHALEY, M. @.
Colonel GEO. W. ANDERSON, NJ G.
Colonel sAML. MCKEE, N. G.
SSiO0Si JOS aHI ". MochuRG' Nc.
Colonel JoHNF BENJAMIN, N. Q.
Colonel J. @. SLOAN, NJ O.
Colonel PHILkTUB sAwYER,M @.
Colonel WIN. b. STOKES NJ O.
Adjutant General SIDNEY CLARK, NC.
Major II. VAN ABRNAM, NJ O.
Major A. J. KUYKENDkLL, NC.
Captain TH0s. Z. N0ELL NJ G.
Captain JOHN r. KBLsO. N c.
And others.
good Brass Band has been engaged for the
The public are cordially invited to attend.
By order Of the SOLDIERS and Sailors Uniou.n
wM. 8. MORSE
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
J. H. NIdHrHGALE,
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f L N a N CIAL.

FINA CIAL.
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
a. D. Coon, tOf Jay Cook. = Go. y President
VS. Husrporos, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
Hs.NcIAL AoKsT OF THE UNITED rrArrs
iSru sTnsnr, OPPOSITE rur rrsAsvnr pupAnrnsr.
Government securities with Treasurer unit.d States,
S~oHE MILLION DoLLARs.~
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT sEcu
RITES At current market ratss
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make COlisetioas on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED srArEs
We purchase Government Vouchers on III. MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL Asp r,orrr
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND rIRMs
and to any other business entrusted TO us
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at AL times shssrfulIy furnished
WIN. HUNTINGDON, Cashier
w.sHnsro.. Nnsh 10 1885 mhn.du
d JTTENHOUSE, FOWLER & co.
BANKERS.
$50 PennsylvanIA Avenue,
Dealers in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Of all de-
seriptions.
GOLD, SILVER, and UNoURRENT MONEY bought
and sold.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
EXCHANGE on all parts Of Europe sold at lowest
rates.
STOCKS bought and sold in New York at usual rates.
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A M u . h M ENTs.

~ ROW ER'S THEA TIRE
W Psnnsylvania avenue, near wlllsrds' Hotel
LEONARD GROVER CO.. .pIRrorops
LnosARD crown. on ma
SPECIAL NoTICE-In consequence Of IN. g,.., M.
ouniary outlay involved By this engagement, while
there will be no increase In the prices Of
ing its charge will DO made Is oens extra
for seats secured in advance.
Second appearance Of the Great American Actor.
MR.. JAMES 4 MURDOCH,
who will appear
THIS TUEsDAY) EVENING, APRIL II, 1893,
ONLY TINE DURING fSe hi His ENGAGEMENT,
In his FINISHED ImpersonAtion Of
ALFRED EVELYN,
In Bulwor's Admirable Play, entitled
M0NRY
DUPLICIrTTA EXPOSED.
Tomorrow, third night Of Mr. MURDOCH,
who Will appear In his Celebrated Assumption OF
BRNBDICR,
In shakspeare's Great Comedy Of
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTUIN0i
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CALAIS, April le.-Ali is quiet on the St. croiI.
No disturbance has occurred here or at St. Ste.
phens.
A Fenian mass meeting is now gathering at St..
croiI Hall, and will be addressed by D. Doan Kill
Han and others.
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for garments TO be made at our house in New
York. a. 80 "a n n sanq.IOt
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LAW AG CIES

III ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WAsLdEGToS, d. @
oaioe 476 Seventh street, opposite the Post Once
Department Practices in all the Courts and before
the Executive Departments. Apl7-u
T A W OF FICE.
JEREMIAH e. BLACK,
WARD II. LAEoN, CT. BLLoB,
BLACK, LAMoN 4 CO.,
CoUSsELLoRs ASD ATTORNEYS AT Law
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
THE COURT OF CLAIMS,
THE COURTS OF THE DISTRICT,
THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND
CoMMITTBBs OF CoNGRBss.
OFFICE, 46s FOURTEENTH STREET
dsls.u Directly Opposite willards' Hotel.
MILITARY AND NAvAL CLAIM
AGENCY.
O. 8. BUEDY CO.,
226 PsnnsylvAniA avenue, Opposite willArds HOTEL
WARRINGTON, D. Q.
CORRESPONDENCE,
J. D. RErHHRr, ESQ.,, 1856 Nassau st., n. 7.
DoDdE, CoNsrooK BRowN, T.,
and others. noe
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Capt 9th U. g. Cav, Brew. Lieut. Col. U.sA.,
mhl2.u Recorder.
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ALSo,
EIGHT DESIRABLE FARMS.

Lot NJ. L. contains % ACRES OF LAND,
lying Immediately west Of aud adjoining the
cottage Lots Nos. 10 and Is. inclusive. fronting
on the county road. leading westerly from IN"
turnpike sud railway.
Lot NJ. l. contains Il ACRES. and r"odr.
fronting on the west side II the York turnpike
ROAD. Immediately south of Park,on Cottage
lots.
Lot No. ~ contains y, ACRES. aud ndioins
NJ. IL en- the southwest. fronting an tho north
west side oi said county road.
E',-Thc above THREE FARMS arc uuim
proved and well wa'crcd. aud with sufficient
Timber.
Lot 80. 20 adioiHs No. ~ Ia the southwest.
aud contains Io2 ACRES and roo.ls, fronting
ON the west side of said county road. This
farm j. improved with a large. comfortable
DWELLING,
,ihc late residence 81 Mr.. Margaret rark, dc.
ceased with Barn and other ouibuildncs. II
IS abuniantly watcrcd 10y several good streams
aui springs. and there Is ample woodland t.
supply all thu requirement.. oi III" farm. Tho
tillahic land - now under go.d cultivation. aud
IL. close proximity {" the rArktnn station
iaai,c. This property very lcsirable
Lot NJ. Il aIioins No. % an the southeast
-dc "f the said county road. aud contains ~
ACRES or LAND. unimptovcd.
Lot No. 80 adioins Nos. % aud 81 on the
southwest. binding On tho south side OF good
county road. and contains - ACRES 81 Land.
| unimprov"d
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L NO Far rs

situated aud lying about - miles from bal
iimorc, between the York turnpike and the
Northern Central Railway. located ON county
road leading from the Northern Central Rail
road at Turner Crossing to said turnpike
viz -
No. contains 2SACREs. This place is i'm
proved with twostcry
Loo pWELLINu HOUSE
aud BARN. The land il well waiercd aud ea
silly improved. and there Is sufficient Wood.
land for the use of the farm.
No. = contains los ACRES and adioins M.
10 the cast. This tract is unimprovcd. aud i.
watcrcd by two good streams.
Es'- The above Farms are distant about omc
mile and a-half from Bee Tree Station on the
Northern Central Railroad. At this station a
irst.class watering place is about 10 be erected
undor the management and control Of joint
stock company. which il is believed will be .,
popular place Of summer resort.
rc-Plats Of this property may bo seen al
the office Of WILLIAM H. HILL, Esq. No. "a
West Fayct,c street. Baltimore. who will give
further information IL desired. Title indispu.
table.
rs-Tcrms will be made known on the day
of sale.
TALBOT DESMEAD, Trustee.
=. d. CANNON, Auctionecr.
Dec. i.-at.