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MEDICAL.

v " ~ " - IL
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
No. 771 South THIRD Street.
Price, SlOO per Bottle; $500 ior halfa.dozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in chcerully
Recommending the use Of Wrights Tar syrup Tor
fever, liver comp amt pains in the breast bronchrs,
inf on and restriction OF air yesses in the lungs,
GbSTss GBass E5Sn Tasn FGnf S1 G5n yc Ri: SdSS
William +. CcTbit, Associsied Press.
graph Filth and GSesnut Streets .ain anu fo0e iee-
RanG9ph, dc Front and ~, 0mbaTd streets
II. a. Davis No. 1923 Gaskll street.
Robert thompson No. ilds Waiter Street,
Gebof No 7Sl S. second street
John seymour No. 5lS ), Front street.
j. { b"Rsstt 70. ~ RsYs ). second s5SS' street
a bert Martin 10. Az s Second street
NJ hCmff affSy &c. 70 SS o. E4eth EG4sh ssfSt ssy
george yods Ml son no 2s E9ee stCSS stFSs street
8 seymeaF nSsaG'f Rose So Ba,tsIon l2 HsRs street.
Charles Rogers, No. 92l South street
X. 4. Wellington Second and Quarry streets
| =; +; Thomas N o. 1856 South sixth street.
Masnns oPsaa Pea9 Of Isl North Second
Mrs S. H. Choate, Newark Del
| M. WTlEana b. Wriqht:-
sR:-We take pleasure in recommending your TAR
SYRUP (of which we have already sold considerable
aua1titlesl as most exec lent anu encaciGus % remedy
submitted 10 the public A gratifying act to suffering
ton to all afflicted with diseases which 1t is designed to
AO"S' e''' DILKs d SON, Druggists.
| N, E. corner Pine and sixth streets.
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY 4 CowDENs,
DYOTT & CO.'S,
And all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say that
he is prepareg to MI orders and forward TIE syrup to
MAJ on by mail win inc Ose postage %
800 No 7l S. THIRD siiIts sireet, rRiadeip6ia Pa
FOR COU CHS AND COLDS
USE DIR. C. G. GARRIsoN's
e X p e OF O r A, N T.
FOR DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY USE
DID, DIR. G. G. GARRIS0N's
BITTERS.
USE DIR. c. G. GARRISON'S
-DYSPEPTIO PILLS
For Chills and Fevers, Bilious, Bilious Remittent
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Depression OF Spirits, coughs
| Colds, and all diseases that require a purgatlve.
For sale wholesale and retail, at my store,
NO. oil $. EIGHTH STREET,
| Below Walnut Philadelphia
JOHNSON, HOLLOW Y y oowDEN,
| Wholesale Agents
| No. % N. SIXTH street Phlada
C. G. GARRISON, M. D.,
Treats patients for all diseases at his Office.
| No. 2ll South EIGHTH Street
| All consultations free 81 3m
an all cases where the above Preparations fail to
make a cure the money will be rounded
AT UEEN'S NEWS STAND
N S. W. corner SEVENTH and CHEsNUT Streets,
DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPfRs
MAGAZINES.
PERIODICALS, Etc,
obtained at curTen rates. 9H
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SLIGHT FIREs.-The alarm of fire shortly
after o'clock yesterday morning was caused by
the partial burning Of Anderson's tavern, at the
northwest corner of Front and Marion streets.
About IL o'clock yesterday morning an alarm
was caused by chimney taking fire at the
corner of Moyamensing avenue and Marriott
street.
Last evening the carpenter shop of Michael
Quinn, at No. 1872 Master street. was slightly
damaged by fire, supposed to have been the
work of an incendary.
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Property Sales.



A 4 VERY DESIRABLE FARM OF aOGl
"A Acrcs of Meadow l.sha, in high state 81
cultivation. on "My Lady's Mnnor," u miles
from Baltimor-. miles from Monk. "a
- ton station, n. &. Il. d. Aanet M,
= sPike leading To- baltimore pass. lstl
e through this property divid "a.
ing ~ about equally. The land u uf y Vrry "a.
perior quality aud will compare fayorably with
the best land IN the state. IL has an abun-
dance Ut Wood. aud Ia well Watcrr,l, having
streams 10 every field.
The improvements consist IL good. substan.
tial DWELLING iux3d feet. tine Barn, cat.
houses. A.. There IL a tine lims Si"n- quarry
on the adjoining farm. This property Ia locni-
ell ia the midst ~ n thickly settled aud healthy
neghborhood. convenient IL churches. schoals.
si"res, 4c., and will he sold low. $4,000 worth
OF pr"'luce was ,"d Ill the past year. For par.
ticulara apply e. MOORES 4 HESS.
No. s Law Buildings. 81. Paul -.
We have also for sale. 200 Acres II fne mea,l
Nv Gras. Land on beer CTeek, Hartford count
near Darlington and Tide Water Canal. A hi,~
Dwelling lionse stx35. with all necessary cut.
houses, plenty II Fruit. Ac.
Also. SPLENDID FARM in Montgomery
county. ID miles from Ellicotts Mills. The
Land ~ Of first quality OF resi- clay soil, in q
high state Of cultivation. will average at least
10 barrels Of corn per acre. 10 acres of meadow
that will cut from % Ia tons IL grass per acre.
aE improvements 'nnsirt 81 very iihe MAN.
SION, large Harm and outhou.essl nearly new.
The buildings would cost nearly as much ~ is
new asked fnr this property.
Also. 10 ACRES Of LAND most beautifully
l''raied "n Swami Lake, containing several
building sites. Also. several improved Lots On
Swami Lake. cottages in complete order.
Also. THREE FINE FARMS in very high
.late of cultivation near caton.ville. IN the
Frederick Read. with great varieties of the
ch"icest kinds NJ Fruits. Buildings in fine
order.
Fine Farms for sale on the Eastern Shore 81
Md. all sizes aud prices. Farms for sale IN all
the counties &c Nil. aud Va. Fine Timber
Tracts for sale. easy Of access.
Also for sale or lease. the rich Bottom Land.
"f the Mississippi Valley. Splendid cotton
lands in the most desirable lnrai"ns for cotton
culture. M0ORES 4 HESS.
No. Law Duiidings. st. Paul ST.. Baltic.
Dee. q.-tf
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County surveyor.

INllE undersigned having been elected aud
i Commissioned - County surveyor. "fers
his srrVlcc' Z" th' l'""pl' 81 Baltmarc county.
q. surveyor aud ContrNunrer. and will ir
happy L. attend c,li. 81 al kinds IN his line :
~ 10 as" pay -trict attention Ia III" searching
"i titles. H.. oihe" Tor the present viii be- OF
the Court linu-c. Tuws.,itpw d. wh-rr in d.. nh-
."ucc John VI. Wheeler. E.,l.. AZ the Clerks
"ilic". will att.ud =, uil hu..nc.s punciual!v
and with ,ic-ia'rh. Adore
HENRY SliEw. rn.on Meeting House.
go rarAtau. baltimore r"uuiv.
Dec. tim
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4 VALUABLE FARN
TOD GAIN

fI'IiE subscrb.fs heir. 81 John shipisv. late
i 81 balim"f" county. decreased. IL
"il'r their Farm i.r .air. hnNins .i. 800
'crinin"d to 9" VT. Th- FARM I'll
contain. about eeae
IN! ATi.ES uF LAND.
al.'u, - "f which are CLEARED and 10 ga.l
state Of cultivation. being heavily hmcd -
acres of the cleared land D, bottom 81 meadow
land. producing s.-.i grns. thu halau-.
WOODLAND ~ THRIVING TIMBER
THIS Farm J. situated ga the Baltinor- Road
leading from Gor.urh'. Mil. ia .aid county. +,
{" inier-ert ,he oil. York Road 40 Kirkw,s@l.
shops. II j. rnnv' ni-ui Ia Churches >rhuols
aud Post Ollie. and about miles FROM ihe
Northern Central Railroad.
The improvements are good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
:iN3G feet, iwu-stori... BacA Binding Isx2I
feet. FRAN" Barn 1aSsn feet. with shedding.
aud all other Building. nccc..ary nn % f,Im
stone Spring li"u-". Carriage li"U.". Mrni
House. Poultry House aud 'ra1arv. I'll. farm,
j. well fenced and watafe.i. Il ha. q
GOOD APPLE AND PEACH ORCHARD
"t ih"irc Fruit Ia thriving condition. There
are iw" Streams oi water running thr"usi. the
Farm. unitins IN the lower i.art. hayin, .ne or
two good Mill seat.
II not sold AZ rriyat" sale ~
TAsreity. Mi,h 81 i,Ge.
at o'cl"ck l.. NJ.
Il will be- offered at Public sale IN the preini So.
TERMS or SALE-onc. hall cash. the bal.
an"c IN two instalmeui.. one iu siN. ~" other
ia twelve month";. secured hy uuii gage 90 ,unl
cndorser.
S<-Any person wishing to purchase can
view the premises and consult with the sub.
srrihers living "n the Farm.
ANN SIMPLIFY.
BENZ. u. SIllPLEN.
Hack ll"rs" T.. o.. Hartford &C.. Nd
Jan, G.--ts.
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Lcgoi Notices.
ROAD NOTICE.
To All Whom il NAV Concern :.

TO All WHOM II May Concern
N"TiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tina, the IN
~ dcr-isnrd Examiners. appointed w the
'"uniy Commissioner. If baltimore county
IN the petition 1T 9th" n. Eich.lhcrger and
'ihrr-. ter the opening 81 "a rad leading from
the county road ~ WIN. I;arnits. in the Third
District 81 Hsltin"r" county. thence running
through and binding an the lands 81 Thanas
Fergus"n. VIM. Barnii-. Peter orcmpi. Lewis
Fi-hi'aw. nh" W. EirhrlhcrgeF. Elizabeth
''hild.. Peter I.cntg and Th"ma. Mason. seeeas.
e'l. until u ini~r-e,'. with the Liberty gaad
near the Lake Hotel. Having taken the oath
required Icy law. will proceed on the l5M d,tv
p Fb-pa n. is65. lii fair. ii not the next fnir
'ias. Z" "N"cHtr the trust repcsed IN them aud
10" requirements ii he Acts 81 Assembly in
.''ch ease. made and provided.
LANES Il. cor NCILMAN.
HENRY FRASTZ.
PETER BAENlTZ.
Ian Ii. Examiuers.
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"" w ~AN u VIZ u '
~ mo rNrr %, v,rrti u,ti.
The times are hard: You'd like y" know
How ynu may say" YOUR i"i,af.:
The way {" do % will show.
u y"n ~ % read what follow.
\ man who livod int i,r ir"iu here.
Wa" worked hard ai hi- trade.
hnt had h"u,rholi Ia .uppo,.
That .lu'n'i"rc'i 81 he made.
met h.m once. ,ay. he My friend.
l"',h threa.ibafc and rough
I've ed &" sr' m,y-r'fa .uii.
But 'an'; save ny enough.
Say. !. My friend. how nuri. have Won.
III tel, You where {" :"
To get e sui; that. ,,und ami cheap
Al SMITH. BROS. 80"
lie t"o. what LITTLE he hsi saved.
And wen; e. Smith Il Bruih"f..
Aud Their" he got handsome su.'.
f"r halt hc paid t" o;her..
Vow he !. h"mc he ooks::," well.
Aud the i.-rcri j. such.
That when they ias" their daily meals
They d"n'i eat hall 3" much.
Anl now he '.ni. "u SATURDAY uiEht.
with all their wants supplied.
That Il" has money lefi L" l-rd
Aud ."n" 20 lay aside.
~. good success. With cheerful mile.
lie gladly tell, {" all
"if N"u Il .av" m"n"V. :" AMI bus
Your clothes a. MARBLE HALL"
Where the cheapest. finest and hes; r,nihin .
and gents furnishing s"ni. rai lee had To- suit
every trad" and ~ every ,tslc. ~ - and lu
WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
Nov. 2'.-tt
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e5lNe Market. "n'i ',.ndins ~ IS.
thc Baltimore and York tam go.
PiAr mile. At the village "i New Ainrkri
there u lsost office. two churches. s;nf,. twu
hotels. smith and wh"clwright .hnp.. aud thr..
resident phy-icians. There are g,-~i .rhnnl
within m,lc aud mill within oi,. m.ly
Th" iarin contains
l2u ACRES.
Hbnut 20 of which are 10 gppl iiml.-. Tie land
= l"v" and clear "t stone. luU bu.h.. "t line.
have been put on % within the past two wear.
Til" iarm !. we'll fenced aud LAID oil inin tight
fields. aud has ~" springs of excellent wat. ?
On IL. II ha- also "a Peach and ipp!. urrhst.i
~ 10" tree each. hc.i'ie' au abundanrc"t l'.ar-
and other fruit.
The Improvement are spirud4I.
NEW MANSION.
:6xiG iect. = .ih wide porch "u three ..dr..
an excellent cellar under ih. whole. large.
hall through %" centre. iuur runln. an the t-t
floor and .,y ou th. SECOND with an .vc..i-i .
garrett. one spri o.. barn. aoN6a i.",. 90 ten
ant lI"u.r. barry. meat and hen !iap..... with
"a well 81 first ca.s water ~ the door %, TIL.
mansion.
II is unnecessary &" say more Of ihi. farm a.
person. who wish 10 purchase can .r.. tor taon
'"lyc'. L inmr'iiai" application hr r,a,i''. ;
will lee sold az bargain.
JACOB SHuoK X.
Maryland lime +. o.. Baliin,ur. county. Mi
ELitEEScES
James u. Stand!inrl. iuls, Orphan Court.
Raymond / Burton. iG> ". Buito. ~. Baltic.
col. John iiuiuc. N-w F-,.,l"im "a
{. ": Brn,iry. H.. lee Tre". Baltic. &C.,. Nj
xShcfih .. Walker. Partition. jo i"
jaime Esmp"y. E.i.. ." s.. 81
L. :. Everhari, FL. M Lin" i. 3,
kdt"f- d" I uini. Tow -.ni,a.u. IT,. q.
Dee TT
Wtlffsrtsts.s
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To all Whom il May Concern:
Malice A, Rlrr.h, S.i..o

I'HAT the undersigned. examiners. appoint.
Il 81 by the County commissioners Of Rslti-
more county. on the Petition offs. Parkhursi and
others. fer the opening II public road leading
from the Erisisr-t"wn turnpike. through ths.
land, "f Mr. Richardson. Nj. Robertson, VIM.
Richardson. Alfred Galla Cher. Cal-h Hoope..
WIN. Bland. :. rafkhursi. Roh,. wylic, Mr..
Hook. heir 81 Mrs. Burk and others. passing
through Mouni Washington. aud terminating
o., ID" falls turnpike having taken the oath
requires, by law. will proceed on the sixf .iav
q F,br"-pV. lsGa. on ihr premises. IL fair, Il
not. ia" next iair day. To- execute the trust re-
passed in them. and the requirement. Of the
Acts ii Assembly, ia .urh Ease. Iaasic and pro-
,ided.
JAMES l.. RIBG ELY. ia.
WILLIAM BrcK.
CHARLES PAINTER.
Ian. se.-si. Examiner.
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rI,nis IL To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
u scriber has obtained from the Orphan'.
Court If Baltimore county. letters Of admins.
tration On the estate of
ISRAEL PRICE. sn..
late Of said county. decreased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate. are hereby
thereof. 10 the.tubscriicr
On Or b.fere AZ sisf dsy q Aaeusf. 1905.
they may otherwise by Law be excluded f,ou,
al benefit of said estate. These indebted 60
SAID estate are requested u make Immediate
payment Given Under my hand this "a day
81 January, 1888. =
- ISRAEL PRICE, ia,
Administration with the viii aqpessa.
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LOST.

rlNwo not NrY CERTIFICATES. issued
IL Matrh -. isGs. "a favor of Henry win.cit.
bTaii" ir"in 9TH district. bsltitnnrc county.
and sisnrl lv John e. Holland. Pr"v".' Mar.
shall. All l"rs"ns are inFwarned not 9" pay
90 purchase ihcm - hold bupltrairs 81 The
same. ANY Information concerning them will
Thankfully Dee rr'ri,ri az the I. :. Marshall
"ilicr baltimore.
Jam. o.. st. CHARLES T.. cox
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fI'iIls Is To- GIVE NOTICE. that the sub
l seribcr hss obtained from the Orphans
Court 81 Baltimore ""nnty. letters iestsmcn.
tnrv IA the estate oi
JOHN SMILEY.
lat" # said county. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate. are lsrebv
warned Ia exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof io the suisrriiser.
ga or ksrors Hc aisf ssy u dvqHsf. IsGg
they may otherwise hy law be- excluded from
al lpeneht 81 said estate. Those indebted a.
sail estate are requested In make Immediate
payment Given under my hand this ~ dav
II Jaanary. isSG.
REM. n. SIMPLIFY.
Jan. e.-h' Executor.
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ROAD NOTICE.

To All Whom IL may Concern:
Nori'E r. HEREBY GIVEN. That the nm.
~ icrsisnc,i Examiners. spls,inied bv tho
county Commissioners nf Baltimore county ON
he lsiition 81 Benjamin y. Payne and other.
inr Ia" altering and amending the itillen read
in the village IT Tow.oniown having taken
the oath required by Law. will proceed ON the
go a-s qf february. isse. On the premises. giii
lair, u moi. the next fair day. Ia execute the
trust reIosed ia them. aud the requirements Of
the Acis 81 As.emhly. ia such eases made ana
pr"YidSd.
EDWARD RIDER. in.
LEWIS J. ROBERTS,
AMOS MATTHEWS.
Jan. 20 -. Examiners.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A SNUG LITTLE FARM. in baltimore CO..
N containing - ACRES. IN "a good "A
&c state of cultivation, ID miles fsss.#&
.troin baltimore city. near Sweet sssS
-IAir. The improvements con
sist ~ u gool two. starry DWELLING. "A hnr
BARN nearly new. Ac. there j. also an this
PROPERTY a choice collection II fIClT TREES.
The land is kind aud can be brought ,oA h. Ga
state of cultivation.
There u alsI connected With the Farm. iinc
WATER POWER. with circular saws. aud
turning iath~- ia guod order. 4 tine body al
prime TIMER can be had at a low rate with.
ia very short distance 81 the Mill. The Va.
ley Turnpike will run through ihi. property.
II early application is made II will be sold at
great bargain. Apply ."
MOORES 4 HESS.
No. Law Buliings. ~. Paul ST.. Bait".
Dee. i6-tf.
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CONCERT AT LUTHERvILLE.

frida! Evening. fcb. 2d. irOG.
TINliEkE will hr C"nrrri 1T N,.'al aud In.
Il ..tuusuial music ut LtTii ERvILt.E. on
FrttV Er.s..f. ~ 'aiV ~. iseG.
uud"r ire direction - The Nn..cs- Mineral
A-.,~.lati''i. Tirk"i. .ac'tt. To l. had ~ tl,i.
''ilir". or at ilirl"nr rn Tie evening of the Con
cert. Jan. 20. q.
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"a
i Township. with GOOD STONE 49,
IL II . 1 =. g.,l Barn. wagontsn s#s
- Shrd. Corn crib. Wash House. eess
Hprcharl. Ic. lf.WoO bu.h.l, oi
Limc nn the farm. and under tine cultivation
within two miles of New Oxford. = quarter
af mile from the Gettysburg Railroad. and u
quarter of mile from the Gettysburg Turn
pike.
4 TAVERN STAND ia New oxford. at the
Railroad station. II IL twn.story. rooinv anil
convenient. AMI is good place tor business.
FARM "t 1875 Acre.. near liuntersinwn.
with s'a"i House. Barn. and other cut build
mg-. Land IN fine cultivation.
FARM "f liz Acres. : miles from New ok
lord. miles from Hampton. l Of = mile from
the Hanover Turnpike. near the conewagn
Greek. IN high state Of cultivation. Go".l
HOUSE. Barn aud other out buildings. Will BE-.
sold cheap.
FARM ct i05 Acres on the Hanover Turn
pike. under gOsd cultivation. large Brick
ilouse. Bank Barn. Wagon Shed. Corn crib.
Carriage House and other out buildings. all
new.
LARGE FIGURING MILL with four pair.
Of Burrs. in a gnod grain country. ~tlf The beet
water power in the country. This Mill Is on
the Large c"newago Greek. near the Hanover
Turnpike. aud las % Acres Of Land attached
a. il.
Also. SIX Houses AND LOTS for sale in
New Oxford, near the Turnpike aud Railroad
Station.
Person. who wish lo buy Real Estnt,. =. we'll
A. those VII" wish To sell. are requested To- give
the subscriber n call at his Store IN New tx.
ford. Address.
JOHN {. ZoUcK.
New oxford. Adam. 49,. IA.
Dee. JO.-..m.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or Q
A TRACT OF LAND,
~ THE
\


DY virtue Of - decree 81 the Circuit, C"ur,
ID fer Baltimore county. the under -
',gn~d. Trustee, will "hrr at rublirSs.sA
Sale IN Sii"rdig. ne :.M toy II Jrn. ssss
"arg. lsGs. at u o'clock 4. NJ. un the sks
premises.
ALL THAT TRACT Or PARCEL ~ LAND
8 which Joseph Morris. late nf baltimore cn..
le,'eas~'l. died. seized and losscss-d.
This property il situated in the Sixth Flee.
iion District. Ut BHltimor. county. about "iic
mile west "i frerland's Station 1n the North
'rn central Railroad. aud contain.
j4t ACRES OF LAND.
more or less. 1t il part of a Tract Of Land
JAILED ''prcary Wilderness and describes, a..
follows -begiuning for the same at q stone So,
up IN the ground standing at the end oi forty
TX I-rchr- on the first line IL the wh"leof said
tract aud running thence. south 81. degree.
EAST - perchcs. until il intersects formerly
Jesse Morris part ~ said land thence south
% degrees. west 9Il perche.. south u perrhcs.
until II intersccts the fourth line ~ the whole
Il said trart; thence running with aud bound.
ing on said line north 2sdegree-. west 81 perch.
- io a stone set up ia the ground corner OF
Ellen Sinkler's land norla iai degree. east
81 I'errhcs I" q stone set up in the ground a
corner of Benjamin 7. Matthews part 81 said
tract. aud thence lay a straight line ia. place
1t beginning.
Thi- property Is ia a g"..i nci;hh"rh"ol au,l
improved with
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j. o.. 60. cs.- q.
THE AMERICAN
U.W IND COTION PRESS.
'I'lll> r"lchrat'i Pro-. MI i4rn .uj iron,
tw".s" {" iiii"ru tom. ha!"d haV prr day
oi ten h"uF. condensed 1" 20 ~. PES cnbir foot.
With 90" ldbnr 81 ihfe,. mon and ufc h"r.,. cn,
i"u rsu h' lfe--ci 80 twenty i've "s thirty Pc.
per cubic feet. County coy state q. hi."r rights
inr -.usl. rrc.-c-. with fsl, information. rau
w.. had 90;
CHARLES J.. ul-nESLrYS. Ac,Ni.
". =. south Gay street.
The Prose can hS s,.t "u the - adjoining
tia. 'onr"riin club li"u.r $50 Eniaw street. aud
M"lri rrc-- i-"n rvhl'iii"n az the Agents
oiiir".
rr'. H. .in
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Property Sales.
MooREs & HESS,
No. - law Buildings, ~. Paul ST.

|nFFEH their services to the public hr.ihe
~ purchase aud sale IT fAfMs. and the
nvgotipiing at LOANS. dr., aud all business
pertaining Ia REAL ESTATE BRoKERAGE
PARTIES wishing io Bay or sell. l,rrnw. ~ loan
money M n"rigngc will please give ~ O. call
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FOR SALE LOW.
H.t"LIN.iLE .iNb RETAIL.
JOSHUA HORNER
THE AMERICAN

-. ~" NuV sui NJ 50. F1.in'' M
y o. 60" 'Gs- a.
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: OF AN ACRE,

All of which several Tracts ~ Parcels of nd
ar" more parii 'ularly described IN iced ir"in
Jacob shambcrg,r and wife 1" John Shainhcr
yer. dated 10Th "f April. iSI.. and recnr,le /
among ia" Land Record. 81 lIaliimnr" county.
ia i.il'"r \. W. D.. "" asi. folio ~. etc.
Als" all that Part at Tract 81 Land called
"MAKKEY'S CHANCE" living ~ the county
ainr"-ad.
AL" all that Part of Tract 81 Land called
Addition I" Marley" containing
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To FARMERS.
100 TON S OF
SUPERIOR EYSH PH1SPYI TES Avn


Tor fNie ~
r. +. rorE. - South Street.
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Holm $. REESE Il 60. .

l. e. Company Agent. Baltimore.
Fr.rr >a. pct i.ii 90 euUn 70. usual 4 .....,l'i'
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fcers of the city The cholera has
for the first time in its history
been arrested in its course, aud tie
mode in which this has been done is mat
tor Of vital importance TO US all We trust
that the necessary steps will be taken to uss
the proper agents to purify and disnfect all
spots likely to generate disease And as a
measure of vital importance We urge the
Board of Health to apply to the proper au-
Mcrities m Ne'o York fur u detachment Of
men practically skilled in tie use Of disiqfoc-
tant'. to inauqura's tie sys'em No language
Ia strong enough to enforce this
suggestion. We leave ii in its naked strength
to appeal in behalf OF the interests Of life and
trade at stake, to those who have the power
to adopt and act on it.