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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

APPRENTICES UNDER GRANT, -. The
Journal.ef yesterday, while patting Mar
shall Browns Slut's Pups, Grant Tanners,
Black and Tanners, or whatever other
names they may be known by, says they
were apprentices in the tanning business
under Grant in his Tennessee, Vicksburg
and Virginia campaigns. Let's see how
true this is. There is Doc. Williams, he's a
Vicksburg apprentice we presume; and
81 Fields, and McCracken, and DR.. Loving,
and George O'Hara. and Mcdonald, and
Westwater. These last apprentices, per-
haps, in the Virginia campaign. We might
enumerate Woodruff, the s.Be-ludp loving
apprentice; Thrall, of Second Ward SUBJ
lstitute fame, and Briggs, the young orator
apprentice, but the public can get an idea
from the specimens give, what Kind of
apprentices these are-who learned tan
ming" under Grant, and how well they
learned IL. taa.F r-re r.~F
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Efre. AHIiNN

A fire broke out last night in Richard
Martins fruit packing establishment, s
Water ST., Brooklyn, inflicting a loss of
$4,000. Others adjoining suffered Slight
ly. Several persons were injured by a fire
engine colliding with a lamp post, while
running to the fire.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

1, ~ miIwaukee Market-Aug. A. =
FLQUR-Quiet; City Xxx $40 90. J s4
WHEATrTlNominaI; 81 90 tor No. in
STORE. % 1Slr-. .namAI q. = lensIU
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CioMkERCia[ MiTTEss..

-New York Money market-Aug: 4.
GoLpEGoldz firmer, opening at 1855
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
y Found Dead,
II. =
The Council.

On the application of six excluded mem
bers of the new Board of Councilmen, yes
terday, Judge Barnard issued a mandamus
to compel the Board to admit them as
members, on the ground that the twelfth
section of the act of 1866 is uneonstitution-
al and void. 80 - . --Ll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

s1rtszy ~ : The Hooking valley railroad is
COZ completed to within eight miles Of Lam.
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: Cincir,nati Money sHIarkef--Aug. 4.
GOLDFISH buyihgsa I'M l,iz sa.tql ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

This POPULAR HOUSE, CENTRALLY Lo-
i Gated and convenient to business, and to all
points of travel. is the most desirable stopping
place for persons visiting the citv. No pains will
be spared to make the stay OF guests pleasant in
every particular. myle-d6m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

FAST DRIyING.-Welhe hear frequent conn
plants of rapid and reckless driving on
our pfominent thorough fares, often result
ing in serious psrsonalipjury. People who
90 by the aid of horsefesh have .nndoubt-
ed dlrights, but SO have people who go with
out such aid. The former will take care
of their own rights, but the latter must
have helpit seems, and that help should
be extended by .sthe powers that be.n The
law, on the subject. Of fast driving should
be strictly enforced against all offenders.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

VINO might adopt the su2gestloh Win creu-
it.isa'segsns-r . 1es-4K ,i.9ts,f,H =. X u
e The Cleveland Base Ball Associa-
tion has discontinued the practice of chsrg-
ing admission fees for dsdiesEyhen match
games are played.
W-The price Of whisky having been
reduced 81 so per gallon. several old soaks
are anxioas to know il the price Of drinks
is to be reduced proportionately.
ny To-day Is the anniversary Of the
battle of Mobile Bay and the capture ofthe
ram Tennessee, in 1864, by the feet of Ad-
miral Farragut. We fatter ourself we
had some of that.
There is to be Black and Tan love
feast lin this city on next Saturday night,
Aug. sth.a Dick Thompson, the great
Known Ncthing, of Indiana, and Suspended
Animation Galloway, are to exhort the e
faithful sIs3 b ssrsfs sre yI5g.Jes :. aOk
PILFER1NG,-The grocery store Of W.B.
Ferguson, No. II East Spring street, has
been robbed Of various little articles lately
and suspicion pointing to q youth named
ca, ar. Ir.r S,,,eo, :, bod sb;p, arrested
oo" Sarrant ;.sned by fbe Maveorr.. The
80 Ill 10 he. Il II. dsyy93s
o's0 - - e~-S-s--...--:--ss---H s--...--:.--s---
aFieHTIse.-Twol young men were ar
rested last night for fighting in the State
House SQUARE. They were locked up in the
calaboose all night, which may be a warn
ing to them too keep their angry passions
in state of subsection, and teach them to
avoid flying off the handle" every time
things do not 60 to suit them.r bisis4f-
~, ~ = ,.;a
TRANSFERRED YEsTRRpAffrTIne iolow-
ing transfers OF real estate were iei' a' tue
Keeoraer,s ounce yesSeseay ...e 80 =. = IN IN
.-aS @ 2 :, ,1iel - j.
Sharon township, tor $1,000. .-''''' = s''A'
Sarah Walling to- R.A. Mclntire, aug.
Sd, lot No.,27 of samuel Medary:sl suodl.
vision of outlots Nos. SO and 90 In the city
of Columbus, for $1,000 6ht
T-----l |-s--T--- III mx.nI
ohiio l,n 49, ~ IIs;aS o..
1nele ~nl W ~ 80. !. t,;, IT,,
hee''ns' 'va es ae.,. ee Urno.d oor,noan'
"..u ~ Ms.@s1,...f1sSs, 81 s-a,,, d;sn =
o.as 81, On ss.s.,s S .'sa,,a,ss,se~ :. Tr.;rs will
on 'no 81 a. a;.,o
Central depot at6:50 A. ME- ano ask 10 Z. M
and return M at Z froyislon tIes $40 WIN pc
MADE Tor all VINO may atteno tne meeslnR'
Agiorious religious season Is anticlpated.
IF.sr RI Dp,vINc.-We hear FREQUENT &c COM M !
nl.;nts Of ran;d and reckless driv ino ON
n,. n+nn;no,;t tborou Oh fsres often resu,t-
;nr :, rs,,, al ininrv peonleE who
.,aha ~ o;d - borrsefas5 have un,oTubt..
adir,abtsr hut 40 have neor,Ie who 90 with.
frn,e,. Vii .x2vaij tai are
- tbs;+ o,v,,i r;obtsi INIT 1fbe latter must
~ sso-,,, .,,,,i, that helm ,should
oo oAoGueu sae ~ - :.
iawton .ue teosyNl lAees'I ust"s s.oa
DC ssriceiy s eniorcs,l assa'u's a..
~ ..aaa-a q %. - .,uso., ~. non,
i.Nul' 'A.1D ,-..A-a :. - -, a,s,
Hfs''n .ek k'ess. " -sses u - -
eaps @ = = s%snNn rsGs.TIs sas;iu
pos'onse Ts ous a:a.E- ~ saa =. u,o,, r. .s ~ nos.'
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Suicide.

Suicide.
.-as-4s9si'H 81 10 CINCINNATI Aug. 4. ss
John Bauman committed suicide yester-
day by shooting himself through the head.
ct teyea- Resumed Trips. gFa bsss
The recent rise in the. Ohio river has
brought out all the fiaSt class packets. The
double decker America and Gen. Lytle, of
the y. S. mail line, resumed their trips be-
tween Cincinnati and Louisville yesterday.
Exciting Boat Race at Sing Sing.
.Ba-guD szf s.f PeUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. A.
An exciting boat race came off yesterday
afternoon at Sing Sing, between Charles
Ward, one of the Ward brothers, and Jared
Raymond, of this place. The course was
one mile and half south and return. for
500 side. At the start Raymond took
the lead and maintained it until he turned
the stake boat, when one of his outriggers
broke. Ward then passed him and won
the race The judges decided in Wards
favor. The time is not given. The affair
caused much excitement, and Sam. Colfyer
offers to match Raymond again for any
amount of money the Wards can raise.
About $4,000 changed hands on the re-
suit. Raymond was the favorite at the
start at the rate of two to one.
Sam Francisco News.
SAN Francisco, August 8.
The steamer Japan sailed for Yokohoma
and Hong Kong to day, inaugurating a
monthly line of steamers between San
Francisco and Hong Kong, with 272 pas
sengers. merchandise valued at $97, 900 and
$S7S,O0O in treasure. j. Ross Browne,
American Minister to China, Chas. d. Pos
ton, Commissioner of the Agricultural De-
partment, and Baron Richlshefer were pas
sengers. .F .d.-f. =
The Pacific coast press unanimously in
dorse Browne for the China mission as
possessing many qualifications that will
assist him in rendering valuable services
to the United States. Baron Richtsheter
intends making geological researches in
China. ..s.is -,at.r ..s...-4 IT.. r-s ......7 ~
Arrived-Neyada, from Boston; Prop
pere, Marseilles; Dry Holz, Valparaiso.
Cleared-Aaphnie, Liverpool, with $500
Sailed d-Rhudden Castle, Melbourne I;
Emma, Capetown; both la-en with bread
stuffs. .fi-.ssit sa. 1856 .irIDl 7a a-f. 81
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Union Picnic.

The colored people of New York and vi
cinity held grand Union picnic in honor
of negro emancipation, at Boulvarn grove,
Brooklyn. yesterday. About 10000 per-
sons were present.
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Returned,

Francis j. A, Boote, once Street Inspec.
for and a prominent politician, escaped
from Bloomindale Lunatic Asylum last
night, but was found and returned there
to-day. .-,J rs7 -lr.J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05

CHRISTIAN. UNION !, Grows MEETrNG:-
There will be Christian Union Grove
meeting, ten miles northwest of this city,
and one mile north of Hilliard, ,commen-
cling on Friday. Aug. 14th, and concluding
on the sabbath followfdg.n Traius will
leave the Columbus, Chicago & Indiana
Central depot at $50 A. M.f and at 5 P. M.
and return at P..M.-Proyision will be
made for all who may attend the meeting.
Aglorious religious season is anticipated.
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Drowned.

VIM. Guile, soldier at Fort Hamilton,
was, with others, sent to bathe yesterday.
Guile, tor some offence, had ball and
chain attached to him, and though a good
swimmer sank and was drowned. 1'I Oh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-05
Limbs Broken.

William Mooney, aged 64 years, residing
at No.44 West Fortieth street, had both
legs broken by falling under one of the
freight cars of the Hudson River railroad,
at the depot, foot of Thirtieth street.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-11-26

DY virtue of commission issued to US
d by the County Commissioners for Car,
roll. county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires a
road to be opened commencing near Win
chester 4 Yinglings mills, on the county
road, and running thence upon the division
lines of the said Winchester & Co., and
George Houck, thence through part of the
said Houck's land, thence through Sophia
w. Mann's land, and along the division lines
of Philip Harple and the said Sophia w.
Mann, thence through the said Mann's land
to the division line between said Mann and
Isaac Green, thence on the division line OF
said Green and George Ruby, thence on
the division lines OF the said Ruby and An
drew Myers to intersect division lines OF
George and Henry Ruby, thence on said
line to and through the laud of Jacob Eek
erts to the line between the lands of John
Dudror and Jacob Brehm, and thence on
said line, to and through the lands of Geo.
Ruby to the division line of Lewis Green
and Jacob Basil, thence on said line to and
through the lands of W. FL. Ensor TO the
Gorsuch Road.
. This is therefore to notify all persons,
whom it may CONCERN, that the undersigned
will meet Oh the premises. on Friday, the
18th day of December next, ut 10 O clock,
A. M, to execute the trust reposed in Us by
said commission.
AzARIAH QURSLER, ..
DANIEL STUlL,
PETER, WOODS
nov 1876 Examiners.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

DY virtue Of a commission issued to US
ID by the County Commissioners of Car
roll Co.. to examine and determine whether
the public convenience requires a road to
be opened and located commencing at a
point on the county road leading from the
Plank road to Edward Devilbiss' Mill, and
near to the Dam of said Mill, and on or near
division line between Daniel Rinecker and
the said Edward Devilbiss, thence between
the said Edward Devilbiss and John Hes
son, thence on or near the bed of the old
mill road until itiutersects the land of John
Myers, thence on or near the division line
between David Koontz and David Wentz,
hence on or between said Wentz and Sam
uel Young, thence on or near the bed OF the
old mill road through the land of Samuel
LAWYER until it intersects the land of John
Miller, thence through said Millers land to
the land of David Wentz, thence through
said VENTS land to the land of Mary Dut-
roe, thence through said Dutroe's land to
the land of VIM. 'Bish, thence on sor- near
the division line between said VIM. Dish
and Mary Dutroe, Peter Bankert aud Abra-
ham Gciman, until It insects the land of j.
Henry Hoppe, thence through and between
the lands Of the said Hoppe and David Gei-
man to the Littlestown Turnpike at point
between j.. Henry Hoppe and Frederick
Byers. =.
This is therefore to notify all persons
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises, on THURSDAY,
the 24th day of DECEMBER next: at ~ o elk.
a. NJ, to execute the trust reposed in US by
said commission. raa as
SAMUEL COVER.
WM j. EAHHART, II
go 90 PETER B. MIKESELL, '~
nov 19,-5t Examiners,
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CONTESTED SEATS In CONGRESS-
The cost of a seat in the British Parlia-
ment, is something beyond the purse of
a man of moderate income, but it the
custom of contesting elections increases
at the present rate in this country, we
may be able to reckon seats in our ma
tional1 House of Representatives at
figure quite as high. To judge BY the
great number of saoh cases, not1oniy i'm
Congress, but for different Offices in oil
parts, of the coaatry. f. aud and corrup.
tiou entirely overpowerea justice and
decency at the late election. More than
twenty seats ia the next Congress will
be contested, and many of the CLAIMANTS
have not the slightest legitimate pros
pect of success. - =
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DY virtue of commission issued to us
ID by the County ComnlissioneFs for Car
roll county, to examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires a
road to be opened aud located commencing
point on the Baltimore apd Ohio Rail.
road known as i:EQrsuek' s. Sideling,' and
running thence through the land of William
P. Gorsuch until it reaches the divisional
line of said Gorsuch and Gastavus Hobbs !;
t.: Ell running with said divisional line until
it reaches the FIRST line of tract of land
called f'Hahter's Chance;' then running
with said first line unto the end thereof;
thence through the land of S. 4. G. Brown
ON the present bed Of an old road until it
reaches the land of X. Z. Shipley thence
running on or near The present bed of an
! old road through the LANDS Of r. ]. Ship.
ley, John Clemans and John Frizzle, until
. it intersectsa county road known rs the
Ridge Road. 80 pa =
This is therefore to notify all persons.
whom it may concern, that the undersigned
will meet ON the premises. on MONDAY.
the l4,h day Of DECEMBER next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, to execute the trust reposed
in us by said commission. z - 81 -
s''-'S : y JOSHUA REASEMAN,
FREEBORN GARDNER.
.}st GEO. W,sMANRO, {j11FS
nov 12,-5t Examiners.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will he made to the County O4Mmis
sloners Of Carroll county at their next
meeting, thirty days from the aats hereof,
to make some neeessltatea allegations IN
the location of the Road known as the De
vrics' Mill Road, being part of the Road
leading from Sykesville to the Marriotts-
Vile Road, viz: commencing at point
below J. d. Devries' Paper Mill, thence
through the land of Nicholas Dorsey, thence
crossing the Piney Falls TO the bed of the
old Road below and near to the Dwelling
House OLE. P Deyries, thence running on
the old Road, to point where the old Road
has been washed away, thence through the
lands of Henry Devries in q straight line.
interst citing the old Road at the nearest
practicable point
HENRY DEVRIES,
e.. I,EVRIES,
.. - JOHN PEARCE, ss.....
JOHN b. DEVRIES,
w. +. HOWARD,
oct 29,-5t : and others.
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IT, p,.,aa.. ri,

TnE aToRTud4s PtIsoN sRs The
Boston Adeerttse,, speaking Of the MEN
now confined in the Dry Yortugas on
the charge of completely in the assas-
sination of President Lincolu, says
;'Nobody ever conceived that Arnold
was guilty of anything beyond the plot,
to abduct: there are grave daabts
whether O'Laughliu, now dead, was
implicated further than that, apd the
commission which tried them under
stood this fally or they would have
been sentenced to the gallows, instead
of for life at the Tortugas. Spangler.
whose six years term is now more than
half expired, as automatically an limo
cent man, knowing nothing of either
plot but everybody who ever examined
the matter, except President johnson,
became convinced of this long ago"
The Alexandria Gtizeftc adds to the
above: 1--WE believe DIR. Mudd to be
entirely innocent. It is time that this
outrage upon. justice and humanity
should cease -
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THE GREATEST
Medicine of the Age.

NNHE first inquiry of the Physician when he
enters the sick chamber of his patient, Ia,
what is the condition of the stomach Il bowels.
If the lounge is furred those important organs
are out of order and a pafgatiye obt' 'snstGf n
at once SAhihistered. The f6ulness mukt be
expelled 10 give plac. TO new and wholesome
food that pure blood may be manufactured
therefrom, feverish symptoms abated and ths
life of the patient saved.
DIR. CALDWELL'S 81
Celebrated Herb Bitters.
correct and keep pure the gastric jaices Of the
Stomach, .expel acids and all Impurities, give
tone and strength to that organ and thus pre-
serve health and prolong life. They are .
sovereign remedy for all diseases having their
origin in an impurity of the blood. such a.
RAeumaiisn, Neuralgia. and kindred Affections,
Diarhea, Dysentery, Cholera Aorbas, and all
affections of the stomach and bowels, Piles,
Cancer, Scroftlous and Running Sores, wasting
away of the flesh and muscles, general debility,
loss of power and memory, are all relieved and
effesetaally cured BY this auriyal!ed tapie aHa
medicine, - y
Suffer no more pain and depression, but use
CaldrePs Herb Bitters. They are certain
cure for almost every disease that 6esh is heir Co.
KECH q FREY,
MANUFACTURERS, York, Pennsylvania. :.
@-MIkEsELL & SMILEY, Agents for Carroll
and Howard Counties. y reg ap16-sm
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1000 Acres,

of which the late William Lyles died seized
and possesscd.S, -.
Husband is naturally very fine land well
adanted to all the crops usual to this sec
ton ofcountry, with an abundant supply of
Wood for fuel and fencing. =, It has been
greatly improved, by the fact That it was
o. /" the Government during the
war, and large herds Of cattle were fed ON
it. 1t is also most desirably situated for
shipping purposes, as there is a steamer
plying daily between landing place upon
it and the Cities OF Alexandria. and Wash
ington-it being eight miles fr99!m, Alexan, .
S ST uP ere aad hsMR st sAPph y t6 os
State Chemist not to be surpassed, if equall-
ed, by the celebrated Marls Of New Jersey.
The Tract is capable of being divided SO
as to m. Ike three or four complete farms,
with fair proportion of upland, woodland
and meadow, with building cities COMMAND
ing view of the Batpmac as far down as
Mount Vernon, and VIZ rs far as the City of
Washington. 10Y = ..~,.,.,sI Fl e.
The improvements consist of q comforta-
BILE
COTTAGE. rg,f .,.Aa7xA
Brick Stable and Carriage Ass:A
House, very large Corn House, a In
Tenant House, with Tobacco -
Barns and other Outbuildings-the elegant
Mansion was burnt during the war. 5
The whole tract is enclosed by substan-
tial Chestnut Rail Fence, situated in a
pleasant neighborhood, with church, school,
mill and post Office convenient.
The Terms of Safe, as Prescribed by
the Decree, are as jolL0acS
One third of the purchase money cash on
the day of sale, or on the ratification thereof;
the balance in equal instalments of one and
two years, the whole to bear interest from
the day of sale until paid, and secured by
bond, of the purchaser, with surety OF sure
ties to be approved by the Trustees. Terms
of Sale may be changed. however by the
Trustees, If deemed advisable. Expense of
convsyancins and stamps to be paid by the
purchaser or purchasers.
az = 8 Z KENDALL. MARBURY, /
SAMUEL B. HANCE,
nov SITS Trustees.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Wy virtue Of an order of the Orphans
Ii Court of Carroll county, Nd, the nm
dersigned, as Administrator Of Rachel Nit
ten, deceased, viii offer at Public Sale, on
the premises, on ,oso
at2 o. elpolt NJ. q two story 2 .HEA
LOG HOUSE., ffEKS
with bodybuilding attached, and ls.aEA
the Lot ON which the house is built, situated
i'm the East End of Westminster. There is
an excellent well of water, fruit trees, dc.
on the Lot.
TERMS. third of the purchase
money cash on day of sale, or on the ratifi-
ton thereof by the said Court, and the resi-
due in two equal payments in nine and
eighteen months from the day of sale. The
credit payments to be secured by the bonds
or notes of the purchaser with approved
security.
DANIEL MITTEN,
nov 12,---ts Administrator.
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TERMS

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AN ANTI.BILIOUs SPECIFIC,

This is the season of the year when there is
great danger of the liver's tending to diseased
action. It is the largest gland in the body, and
is liable to a number of diseases. Now then, is
the time to use a protective medication like
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS, SO as to check
ut once any such course. This advice is found
ed on experience, and is easily followed. The
Bitters is the most successful antibilious speci-
fic extant, and is highly Endorsed by medical
Such as Ague, Jaundice, Fever and Ague, &C.
People who live in districts where either. of
these complaints prevail, ought to provide
themselves at once with the Bitters, as pro
lection against sickness from these causes, and
to use it as remedy where these diseases have
already gained foothold in their systems.
Sold EVERYWHERE. nov. 26.
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TRU STEE'S S AL E
,sr .sz-ssstu oFsvALUABLE -
REAL" ESTATE.

DY, virns Of decree of the Circuit Court
d for PRINCE Georges county, sitting as
a Court of EaaitY. PASSED ina cause in said
Court, wherein Dstiias B.. I.yles and others
are complainants, and PenfaH Marbury,
administrator of William LyTes, Caroline
Lyles and others, are defendants, .the sub
seribcrs, as Trustees, will offer at public
sale, on the premises, on
Thursday, the 26th duy Of November,
1868, (if fair, if not. on the next fair day
thereafter, Sunday excepted )atths haur of
~ O'Clock, NJ, that most Valuable and
Beautiful Tract of Land lying on the Poto
mac River, at the mouth of Piseataway
Crepk. Prince Georges county. Maryland,
known a. "AUBURN,'' containing about
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