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Communicated
Organization of the great Johnson
White Mans' Climb.

White Mans Clnb.
| was somewhat surprised on Saturday evening
last, while standing in the small village of Mid
detown, (aIias /" Hardscrabble, by the strong
smell of "copper" asked gentleman stand
ing near the cause but before he could answer,
my inquiry was answered by my seeing east
multitude 20 in number of " copperheads {"
coming down the road knew as they Kissed
by they meant something, and followed to see
what their object was. soon learned that they
intended to organize the Great johnson White
Mans Club. took seat, and in short time
heard a very familiar voice crying +" Come in,
boys let's organize" Upon looking around
perceived the voice was that of the gentleman
who, in last falls campaign, styled himself the
Soldiers Friend" One of our prominent mag
strates now rose, and in few patriotic remarks
set forth the object of the meeting, and nominal
ted Daniel B. Wilhelm as President, and of course
he was unanimously elected. The organization
was then completed as follows :-Vice-President,
Nelson Cuttings Secretaries, Nicholas Hoshal,
Peter B. Wilhelm. A committee to draft reso-
lutions was appointed, and while they, were en-
gagged in that duty, the time was consumed by
the President and Vice-President in train OF
elaborate dndpdtriotc remarks, which were greeted
with great applause by the coppers." | was
somewhat amused at one portion of the PreSi-
dent remarks. 1t was this-the disfranchised
men did not want any but registered voters to
participate in the meeting. cast glance
around, and found that the officers of the meet
ing were all the registered voters present who
sympathized with the meeting. And of the Off
GERS, two of them were defeated and two aggriev-
ed politicians of last falls campaign. A select
party" truly.
The committee reported several resolutions en-
dorsing President Johnson's policy, speeches and
vetoes, opposing negro suffrage, of course, ia
BORING modification Of the Registry lap, &C., which
resolutions were unanimously adopted. The
F" Cops present then signed the club roll, and
the meeting broke up. LOCKER On.
Sixth DISTRICT June 18th, 1866.
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nae- There is NOTHING new to saw about tbt

@s- There is nothing new to say about the
Fenians this week. The leaders and their fol-
lowers have practically subsidized" Finding
their project of raiding upon the Canadians
blocked by the stringent course of the United
States Government, the adherantS of the bellig-
erent faction have disbanded, and all who have
been able to do so have returned to their homes
All the prominent officers are under bonds to
keep the peace. The prompt action of the Presi-
dent has no doubt saved hundreds of innocent
lives, and rescued the Canadians from being har-
ried and robbed by an undisciplined and ire
sponsible mob. In strict equity we owe the Ca
nadians no good will, but their bad conduct
toward us during the Southern rebellion does not
justly us in winking at any violation of interna-
tional comfy
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTs.-We again take
pleasure in referring our readers to the adver-
tisement of Samuel ] Buchanan, Esq, in another
column. Mr.. Buchanan is agent for the sale of
many of the machines for farmers to be found
in the country and we knoO that our friends
can suit themselves as well with him, and pur-
chase as cheaply as in the city. Read his ad-
vertisement, and be sure to give him your orders.
If he hasn't what you want he will procure it for
YOU
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Pic N1c.-St. Marys Church Catholic helt
pic nicnear Govanstown on Wednesday last
very large number of persons were present,
and all, it is said, enjoyed themselves highly
There were, Of course, some instances Of diSor
der, caused by drunken men, but these wer'
promptly quelled by the officers in attendance
Quitea large sum was realized for the benefit Of
the church.
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ROAD SUPERVISORS
ASSESSORS.

First District-( Election Districts LIST, I'd and
13th.)-David Jean, E. X. j. Hand, Edward
Whittemore.
Second District-( Election Districts 4th, 9Th
and 10th. George W. Fisher, Evan Matthews,
Joshua H. Parker.
Third District-( Election Districts 5th, 9th
and th.)-Kean Curry, Christian Gore, Thos.
Hale.
Fourth Dist,ict-( Election Districts 3rd and
9th. John L. Turner, John Ditch, Lewis j..
Roberts.
Fifth District-( Election Districts 18th and
12th.)-Nicholas M. Brian, Edward j. Bell,
Elias Walker.
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DEATH OF LEWIS CAss.-The Hon. Lewis Cass
died at his residence in Michigan on Sunday last.
Few men in the country have enjoyed the conf
dence of the people in as great degree as General
Cass. he has served in the Legislatures Of Ohio
and Michigan, as Governor Of Michigan, Repre-
sentative and Senator in Congress from the same
State Secretary of War and Minister to France,
and in addition to these civil Offices be had been
brigadier general in the United States army,
and served bis country with honor and distinc-
ton during the war Of 1879. In 1s4s he was
the democratic candidate for President, but was
defeated BY Gen. Taylor. Gen. Cass was born
:. ~. - Nv Har,nsL. nd Yves
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SEVERE SToRM-On Sunday last, this section
of country was visited by the severest rain storm
we have ever witnessed The water poured
down for hours in perfectsf1oods. Much damage
was done to the growing crops, great deal of
corn, particularly, being washed out of the
ground. In some parts of the county a high
wind accompanied the rain, unroofng houses,
blowing down trees, &C. The stables of Mr.
Frank Steever, proprietor of the Herring Run
Race Course, were blown down, and his brother,
DAN Steever, on theNorth Point road, suffered
to considerable extent. The storm in the Her
ring Run region seems to have been particularly
severe A gentleman who passed through it af-
ter the storm states the roads were actually rem
dered impossible by the number of trees and
fences that had been blown down. OF course,
the streams were full to OVERLOOKING, and it is
reported that the Principle furnace dam, on Her
ring Run, has been swept away.
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LOGICAL DEDUCTION. During heavy rain
storm, the Chairman ola Democratic Convention,
seeing small number present. made the follow
ing speech: ''Thank God for rain The more
rain the more corn-the more corn the more
whiskey-the more whiskey the more Demo-
Gratis ~
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BASE BALL.-The Towson Base Ball Club had
another very interesting game on Friday of last
week. This time the second nine were successful,
scoring Al runs to 20 for the first nine
The Club meets every Friday evening" at 3
O'Clock, on the grounds opposite the Episcopal
Church. Persons fond of witnessing such sport
are invited to attend.
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TRIAL PosTPoNED. In the Criminal Court OF
Baltimore city, the case of State Os. Richard NJ.
Hutchins, indicted for shooting with intent to
kill John T. Wright removed from this county,
was called, but laid over until the next term OF
the Court
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-"Ridgelawn,' the beautiful res
idence of Geo. H Carman, Esq, two miles west
of this town, was offered at public sale at the
Exchange Salesrooms in Baltimore city, on Tues
day last, but was withdrawn on a bid of $l3,-
700. The place contains liz acres of land.
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The PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CENTRAL
RA1LRoAD.-The Oxford (Pa.) Press says =" At
the meeting of the stockholders of this company
at rising Sun, on the I'd instant, authority was
granted to the directors to create mortgage of
$500, 900 on the Cecil county division of the road
from the sale of which the directors expect to
realize funds to complete the road to the Susque-
hanna during the next year. The Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
are now completing their branch track to Port
Deposit, and propose extending the same to con-
meet with the Philadelphia and Baltimore Cen
trail Railroad at the crossing of the Susquehanna
This will at once give us all the advantages of a
through route to Baltimore. 1t is also in con-
temptation to continue the construction of the
road through Hartford and Baltimore counties to
Baltimore as fast as the funds can be raised for
the purpose. The track is at present completed
to Briscoe's land, west Of Rising Sun, and the
workmen are engaged in grading beyond that
point"
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WHAT A PoLIcY p'-According to Presi.
dent Johnson's policy, Alexander H. Stephens,
the vice-President of the defunct Confederacy
who has been elected to the United States Senate
from Georgia, and who believes that the rebel
States lost none of their rights by fighting fol
disunion, is at once to be admitted to his seat
Save US from such reconstruction policy, where
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SUMMER BOARDING f.!
ASNN-a
nllfzE
Halgl 4zHl q

S M E DL Ely HOU S E,
TowsOntOwn, BALTIC. Co., Md.
THIS POPULAR HOTEL is now opened for
i the reception of Summer Boarders. Ex-
tensive Improvements and additions have been
made to the House and Grounds, and as sum-
mer retreat from the Inconvenience of the
city, it offers great advantages. The proprie-
tor will spare no effort or expense to contribute
to the comfort of the inmates of the house.
JOHN A. LANGDON, Proprietor.
June % If.
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Mg- TIE demand Of the returned rebels and
their sympathizers for rights to vote and hold
Office Is equal in effrontery to the appeal of the
criminal who killed his father and mother, and
then asked the court to have pity on him, as be
was poor lone orphan
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FIRE IN THE CoUNTY.-The elegant country
residence Of Mr. T. Motter, situated on the coun-
ty road leading from the Washington to the
Frederick Turnpike, near the Manuel Labor
School, took FIRE from some unknown cause
about 8 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, and, to-
gether with its contents was almost entirely des-
troyed. The building was one Of the finest II
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- CHANGED PRoPR1EToRs. mail stage run
ming from this place to Sweet Air, has again
changed hands, Mr.. VIM. H. Francis having
sold out to James Sheriden, Esq, of this town,
the change to take place we believe, on the first
of july
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CATHOLIC CONSERVATION the 10th instant
the Most Rev. Archbishop Spalding administered
the solemn rite of confirmation to ninety-six per-
sons at st. Joseph's Church, near the York turn
pike, at Texas, in this county
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

R. G. McGinn, Esq, is Presdentof the Board.
DR.. Hand has charge of all the schools in the
1st and 18th districts; Mr.. Turner, five in the
Sd, four in the 9th, and four in the I'd; Dr.
Jones, all in 9th, three in the 9Th and four in
the 18th; Mr.. Scott, all in the Sth, one in the Sd
and three in the 5th Mr.. Anderson, all in the
10th, four in the 18th and two in the 18th Mr..
McGinn, seven in the 9th and five in the 18th !;
Mr.. Brian, all in the 18th and one in the 11th
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The Magazines.

The July number of the LADY's FRIEND opens
with suggestive engraving called "The Dis
tressed Bachelor" This is followed by a num-
Der of handsome fashion plates, music, &C.
Among the stories are "The Distressed Bach
elor," pauline Beranger's Story" the conclu-
sion of "Sybil Ainsworth, ""The Boy and the
Man," and an interesting biographical sketch
of Madame Roland, called forth by some re-
cent discoveries. The Toilet Novelties and
Work Table are, as Usual, profusely illustrated
GoDEY's maintains its well earned reputa-
ton for excellence. It's illustrations are al.
ways superb, and the fashion plates all that
the most fastidious could desire. We do not
well see how ladies can do without it, -
BEADLE's MONTHLY for July is an excellent
number. 1t opens with an article on ''Utah, /.
handsomely illustrated, followed by number
of interesting and well written stories "The
Dead Letter" is continued and grows in interest
Our old favorite, HARPER, is also before us.
We candidly conceive that the "Personal Re-
collections Of the War;" by Gen. D. H. Stroth-
er, porte Crayon,) now being published, are
well worth whole years subscription. "some
Curious Homes" is an interesting and instruc-
tive article, and with ga Look at Lisbon .
"High Days in Village" Gettysburg July,
1862" "The Fool Catcher" ''Mr. Muddler's
Mistake" &C., and that speciality of HARPER
the editors Drawer combine to make this
number unusually interesting, and to sustain
the reputation of the work as ''the oldest and
best of the Monthlies.D.
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Those marked with star have been depu-
tized by the Sheriff to act as his deputies.
Visitor to aims House-Joseph Merryman.
OperSeer at Aims Hoase-Abm. Cole, of Lewis.
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CONSTABLE & FAIRcHILD
| n
M er Chan mt ailOr S,
CLOTHTERS.

~ ~ u IL Ia A II k -
No. l6 NORTH ST,-OPPOSITE CHESA-
PEAKE BANK, BALTIMORE, MD.
HAVING formed an association for the pur-
IL pose of conducting the above business,
the undersigned would respectfullyinvite their
friends and the public generally, to give them
call at the above place
Having just received large and general
assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
CLOTHS,
CASSIl1ERES,
VESEINGS, dc. dc.
They are determined to sell at the very lowest
prices, which they are enabled to do from hav-
ing purchased their goods at the lowest whole
sale prices for Cash.
MIR. FAIRCHILD
Has had the experience of twenty years as
Salesman and Cutter and having the best work.
men employed, we are enabled to offer our
friends great inducements both in materials
and workmanship.
Please give us call before purchasing else
where; we shall use our best endeavors to please
CHARLES B. CONSTABLE,
WILLIAM FAIRCHILD,
June %, l866.-ly. No. 16 North St.
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MARRTFD.

On the 9th of May, by the Rev. 6. II. Bran
dau, CHARLES w. MATTFELDT to Miss MARY A.
WERNER, both of Baltimore county.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. W. F. Speake,
RESIN JONES, of Howard county to Miss MAR
CELIA CHILDs, of this county.
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~ A conservative paper says the party
.as now nucleus in every county around which
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THE MARYLAND FARMER is now, as ever, a
welcome visitor to our table. It articles con-
tain much of practical good sense and useful
information, and we recommend it to every
farmer in the State. Published by S. S. Mills
& Co., "a S. Calvert Street, Baltimore
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r. J. RUTH & CO.. Agents.
No. Is Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Nd.
June %, l866.-ly.

~ GORGE L. RODEN, &C., vs. JOHN t.
" WISEMAN, &C.-Ip the Circuit Court for
Baltimore County, in Equity, 2lst June, 1866
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported
by Thales A.. Linthicum, trustee for the sale of
the real estate mentioned in this cause, be rati-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 23d day Of
July, 1856; Provided, copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed and pub
lshed at Towsontown once in each Of three
successive weeks before said 23d day of July,
1866.
The report states the amount of sales to be
| $1,000.
JOHN H. LONGNECKER, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
May 23--3t.
TlHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
1 scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admins
tration on the estate of
ELLEN GROVER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber,
On or before the 23d dag Of February, 1867;
they may otherwise by law be excluded"from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 9th
day of June, 1866
WILLIAM S. KEECH,
June 23.-4t. Administrator
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BERGER & BUTTS
EXCELSIOR"
AND "AMMONTATED"
Super Phosphate Of Lime.

FARMERS and Dealers are respectfully re-
IL ferred to the above Fertilizers as being
prepared in the best manner, thoroughly reli-
able and in every way calculated to give uni
versal satisfaction. They are extensively
known, being used with great success during
the past six or or seven years. We are conf
dent that all who buy the above Fertilizers
will receive full return for their outlay, not
konly upon the crop MANFRED Herewith, but
even for several years upon grass and other
after crops.
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Nea0 advertisement.
Union EXECUTIVE Committee

e
NNHE UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Il OF Baltimore county, are hereby called 10
meet at Towsontown, on Wednesdov' 9TH inst,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. Members are requested to
be prompt in attendance, as business of inpor-
TANGO will be brought before them.
By order,
CHRISTIAN GORE, Chairman.
June 23.-1t.
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DIED.

In this county, on the 18th instant, JAMES
.CoULsoN, in the 56th- year of his age.
At the residence of her brother, at Mt. Wash
ington, on the 18th inst, HELEN HAMILTON.
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First District-Edward III. Lewis, John K.
Smith, Gideon Herbert, David Townsend, John
Gibson, Nathan Warfeld.
I'd do.-Luther Timanus, Mich. N. Haight,
William P. Mills.
Sd do.-Adam H. Krout, Charles Peregoy, J.
S. Stansbury, Jasper N. Slack.
4th do.-George W. Fisher, Geo. W. Burke,
Robert Cross.
5th do-William Curtis, Eli Crowther.
9th do.-Nelson Cuttings, John Cross, Saml
Kramer.
9TH do-Edward B. Freeland, Micajah Ira
cey, Thomas Kaufman.
8th do-Robert S. Smith, John Willis, Joshua
M. Fuller, William Duncan.
9th do.-John w. Irwin, Thomas H. Robin
son, Uriah Carter, James H. Stran.
10th do.-John j. Curtis, John Smith.
18th do.-Matthew Murray, Caleb Greenfield,
John w. Onion, William D. Blakiston.
18th do.-George Councilman, Henry Dickel,
Elisha P. Gill.
18th do.-F. 6. F. Waltemeyer.
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TAX noLLEnrnRs.
iAA &COLbEVIUhc.
Ist CoIIection Dist -f1eoroe n Whittemore
INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS

The First, Second, Third, Fourth and Thir-
teenth Districts of this county are in the Fifth
Congressional District, of which Geo. w. Sands
is collector and William yelling assessor. The
Congressional District, and have Jas. L. Ridge
ly, ST., for collector and John w. Webster as
assessor. The assistant assessors for our county
are as follows
LIST, I'd and 18th districts.-Joshua H. Hynes.
3D., 4th and Sth :" Frank L. Morling.
9TH, 9th and 9TH I" B. F. Matthews.
9th and 10th :" 0. P. Merryman.
18th and 18th Z" T. F. Forsythe. :
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Prepared by DR.. SAPPINGToN,
1S2 N. Gay St., near High, Balto..
June Is, 1S66.--ly.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
SHERIFF,S SALE.
CUMBERLAND, S..

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
A TTACHED on sundry writs, and viii be sold by
"A consent OF parties at public auctisa on Wednes.
the forenoon, at store No. 2S Market Square, In the
City of Portland, in said County, the following per-
sonal property, to wit: A complete assortment of
good assortment of Steel Engravings, cture
Frames of all descrip ions, Gilt, Walnut Rose Wood
and Ebony Ovals; also, p, epared Ovals, very fine
assortment of carved and plain Brackets, Gilt, Wall
nut, Rosewood, Ebony and prepared Mouldings, new
and IN good condition, Valentine & Buffers
NO. Burglars and Fire Proof Sale. splendid Black
walnut Desk, also new Black Walnut Show Case,
Tools, &c., &C., sc.
These Goods all fresh and in perfect order The
trade are invited to the sale
Terms cash. Dated at Portland this 9th day of
April, A. D., 1866
E. N. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.
HENRY BAILEY a. ca. Auctionaera
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AdnainistraUOr's Sale.

PURSUANT to license from the Judge Of Probate
l. for Cumberland County, the subscriber, as Adj
mnstrator of John M. Wood. deceased, will offer for
sale, at public auction Monday, the 21st day Of
May next, all the right title and interest hlch the
said Wood had at the time Of his decease in and to
the following parcels OF land, namely:
A lot OF land in Gaze Elizabeth, situated on the
south side of the road leading from Vaughan's Bridge
TO Scarborough, adjoining Daniel Srouts land, being
the same lot, conveyed in two parcels, to said Wood
by Jonas w. Clark and Moses Lyford June 30, 1859,
being about twenty acres.
Also lot of land situated in Cape Elizabeth being
about two and three-quarters acres, adjoining the
foregoing; the same conveyed to said Wood by Ann
S. Skillins, August 4, 1864.
Also lot OF land situated in Portland on the south
side of Federal Street, eightythree feet westward
from Pearl Street, the conveyed to said Wood
by Adeline Hutchinson, November 9, 1865.
The sale of the Last mentioned lot will take place
OF, the premises in Portland at eleven O'Clock in the
for moon.
TSe sale of the lots in Cape Elizabeth will take place
on ths premises, at three O'Clock in the afternoon
the sane day, May 21st, 1866.
Terms Cash. .....
JOSEPH ILSLEY, Administrator.
April 10, 1856. eodtd w3w16
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
Farm at Auction.

IUESDAY, May list, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. wo
a6ou snaii sell nice little Farm OF about 20 acres
Westbrook and about three and boIf miles from
cas city On it is good two story house with an ex-
TAI eeir, barn 40 feet square in good O DER
failing water The land is good, very early, and well
auip'ed iIn Vegetable farm 1t is choice farm.
..o. al 1ENhf BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1866-04-30
E. M. PATTEN, s. CO., Auctioneers, Is EXCHANGE g
Hotel, Land and Furniture at Auc-
tiOD

TUESDAY, May LIST, at IL A. NJ, on the premises
Il In West Gorham, the well known Hotel and
Hotel is large two-sory building with two-story
ell, conveniently arranged for public house.
house and other out buildings. Store and Hay
Scales on the premises. Also, Beds, Bedsteads Bed
ulng, Furniture, Stoves, Lamps, &c,
Terms al SALE which will be positive, without re-
gard to weather. ans
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Auction Sales.
Valuable Brick House at Auction.

On MONDAY, April SOth, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, we
~ snail sell the two and half story brick house
on Tie corner of Mounttort and Adams streets.
e me house is thoroughly aud faithfully bulk, and
tern and good water
20 me lot Is about SO feet Adams street and about
O. On Mountiert 1t Is very desirable property.
cIea- DC examined at any time. Terms at sale. Title
ap2a-a.s HENRYBAILEY g. Co., Auctioneers.