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Trustees Sale.


'ANllE undersigned, by virtue of the decree
of the Cironit Court for Carroll county
as "A Court Of Equity passed in the case Of
John A. Humburgh and others against
Joseph Humburgh and wife, will offer the
real estate in said cause deoreed to be sold.
at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
Taes,ioy. he 27h doy Of iSltcn,Jor,
1870, at II o'clock, NJ.
Said real estate is situate in Taneytown
District, Carroll county, Maryland, about
2 miles north from Taneytowu, adjoining
lands Of VIM. Hahn, Michael OF aud others,
and contains
10t ACRES or LAND,
more or less. The improvements on this
property consist of n twostory
DWELLING HOUSE, ASN-A
with cellar, small Barn, and m ~
house used Gs q Weaver 9lii it 81
Shop; well of water at the dwelling, aud an
Apple Orchard of choice fruit The prop.
erty is well fenced, aud is in good state
of cultivation, and is conyenientio churches,
school houses, mills and post office.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree
are MS follows: One third part of the pur.
chase money shall be paid by the purchaser
or purchasers to the Trustee on the day of
sale, or upon the ratification thereof by the
Court aforesaid, aud the residue to be paid
in two equal payments, the one to be paid
in one year, and the other in two years from
the day Of sale, aud to be secured by the
purchaser or purchasers notes with security
to be approved Of by the undersigned, and
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
ALOiSlUS L. ORNDORFF
sep Its Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE.
OF VERY
DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM.

vHNHE undersigned by virtue of Decree
IL of the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
sitting as Court Of Equity, passed in he
case OF Augustus May against Joseph 4
Essex. will offer the land in said Decree to
be sold, on the premises, ut Public Sale. TO
the highest bidder, on
Friday, The 3OM Of September, 1870,
at . o'clock, p. NJ.
This property is situated in franklin Dis.
trict, about one mile and halffrom Frank,
linvllle, on the Buffalo Road, and adioininy
the lands of Levi Dorsey and others. IL
contains
SIX ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The buildings are all ip favor.
able repair, and there ara I, ANA
number of hue fsiii trees III ~
on il bearing excellent fruit. IL ee.4zl
L. IS supplied also with good water and IN
abundance. The soil is excellent ouality
This property ofiors ine location for n
public stand, having long heretofore been
used as one.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the Decree
area one-third cash on the day &c sale.
the balance ia six and twelve months, or
all cash at The option OF the purchaser.
Inc credit payments TO bear interest from
DAY. Of sale, and TO be secured BY the note
OF The purchaser with security approved by
the Trustee.
JAS. A. C. BOND,
sep s-ss Trustee.
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a S S | G n EES' SALE
OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT.


EpY virtue of an Order of the District
I'D Court of the United States for the Dis.
trict of Maryland, passed on the 2lst day
OF August, A. ID. 1870, the Subscribers, as
Assignees OF the estate Of Wendelin Gil.
bert, bankrupt, will offer at Public Sale,
on the premises, on
Saturday, The LIST d,y Of 0ctoJer, 1870,
at o'clock, p. NJ, that valuable House
and Lot, containing Acres of Land, more
or less, situate on the public road leading
from Westminster to New Windsor, and
distant from the former place about one.
half mile. The lot is in fine state Of cul
tlvation and is improved with an sua
excellent two story Frame Dwell -sssSsial
ing with back building, nearly ssi.iE
new; also Stable, Hog House, Chicken
House, and Smoke House; also an Orchard
OF the choices varieties of Apples, Peaches
Pears, Plnms, Apricots, Cherries and a
large quantity of smaller fruit, such as
Strawberries, Currants, &c. There is a
never falling well c I water at the door
This property will be sold free Of all liens
and encnmbrances thereon, and possession
gwen upon the purchaser complying with
the terms Of sale.
Terms Of Sad. third cash on the
day oil saiei balance to be paid in two equal
payments OF one aud two years respective
y, the purchase notes to bear interest from
tue day. OF sale and to be secured to the
satisfaction Of the Assignees.
JOHN }. BAUMGARTNER,
CHAS. b. ROBERTS,
~ Assignees.
D. 1. DIfFENnAuGu, Auctioneer.
sepS-is
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saE latest improved Gurnes., w;tb !,
lafxs assortment # IaI1ps, Iar sals
ssssp' hssosene 81, md Machine OIL u iii Il
'aar I r. ks aIsaxASp's.
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Fall and Winter Importation
1870.
RIB ONS.
Millinery and Straw Goods.

RMS hONG, GATOR x CO.
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs or
BONNET, TRIMMING 4 vELyET RIBBONS,
BoSSEr SILKS, SATiNs AND YRLyErs,
Blends, Nets, Grapes, Ruches, EYopers,
Feathers, Ornaments,
STRAW B0NNETS AND LADIES' HATS.
TRIMMED AND usTRtMxEp
SHA Err MOODS, &C.,
2S7 and 2s9 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, Nh.
Offer the largest Stock to be found in this
Country, and unequaled In choice variety and
eheaPpess, comprising the latest Parisian
novelties.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention given.
aug 25-3ma
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ASSIGN EES' SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

ENHE subscribers, Assignees ofthe estate
i Of William II. Orendorif, Bankrupt,
will offer at Public Snle, on the premises
now occupied by aid Bankrupt, situate on
the public road loading from Westminster
TO New Windsor, distant from the former
place about two miles, on
Thursday, he 18Th dag of Slotcm5cr,
1870, at 3 O'Clock, \. NJ, the following
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DLEACnED aud Brown Canton Flame
I'D all grades, for sale By
sep ] Hoop 4 MAcKtsrosn.
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2O4 I-2 ACRES

%OF AOn 1/kO
OF LAND, more or less. This Farm is as
productive as any in the district. 1t is nc.
knowledged to be amongst the best in the
neighbOrhood, aud II certainly as produc-
tive as any, while il all lies convenient
The said Farm is laid out In fields Of con.
yenient size, well wntered by springs and
fine streams Of pure water, and is under
good fencing and is in high state Of cult
walton, having all been lined at different
periods 1t is very accessible To lime stone
that can be obtained at all times of the
year at fair prices, and has large Lime
Kiln on the farm. There is about
65 ACRES OF PRIME TIMBER,
that cannot be surpassed FOR heavy growth,
consisting Of Oak, Hickory and Chestnut.
Land, producing heavy crops of Timothy
and other grass. There is also u Gue Or.
chard of
APPLE, PEAR AND PEACH
Trees, and Fruit Trees Of every species scat
tered over the farm.
The Improvements consist of Two Log
49, DWELLING HOUSES,
&mA.IS each one and half Story
&IiIEnIkH high, well flushed and ven.
ss-ss=-e.-ss-s'--S tilated, in fine condition and
and laid off into convenient rooms, with
Kitchens one having a basement and eel
lar and milk dairy and spring of pure water
a! the end, aud the other having a good eel
larunderit, aud both standing closetogether
Also good Wash House, u Log Barn, in
good condition and Stable, Corn Crib,
Carriage House, and all other necessary out
houses.
No. 2-adioins the Farm and contains
10 Acres, Rood and % feyches
of land, more or less. This lot would make
very desirable building location, as it
fronts on the Stone Road and has a Spring
ofpure and never falling water. Also some
Timber and fruit trees, and has other I'D
vantages.
No. 3 --ddjoias No. > oad contains
4 Acrcs IF Ldad, more or less.
No. 4,-conta6s Acres, ? Roods
and 36 Perches, n Ldad more or less.
No, 5,--coaton@ 3 Acrcs aud y
PercIies IF Lo,d, more or less.
No. G,-coHtaims 81 Aeres IF Land,
more or less.
No, 7,-eontdns A Acres anil II
Perchcs IF Land, more or less.
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Lost--Reward!

/ OST on the 9th ultimo, on the grounds
Il of the Western Maryland College, a
GOLD BLACELET. A suitable reward
will be paid if returned TO j. A. Klef, Pro
prietor Moutour House. sen LAT
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L INVITE attention to my large and we'll
il selected stock of Carpets, Mattings, Vel.
vet and Brussell Rugs, Hassoeks. Stair
Rods, Floor. Stair and Table Oil Cloths,
also TO my List and Home made Rag Car.
pets loHS l.. RERsxIpgR,
sep West End, Westminster.
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EsbIsuteS.
j. 7. DrFFENBUAGu, Auctioucer.
sep It's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12
LOCAL NEWS.

CHRIST CHURCH.-The New York Herald
of yesterday contained the following notice o
the services at Christ Church in this city on the
preceding Sunday:
Christ church, Alexandria. Va, is the most
famous Of the Episcopal churches hereahous,
not on account OF its size or It's grandeur, OUT
because it contains the pew whcre ueneral
WASHINGTON sat Sunday after Sunday partl-
%cipating in the beautiful service OF the church.
This edifce, which was rtcted Just De'ore inc
Revolutionary war, IS as sqrstantlal Z" ouY as
it was nearly a hundred years ago. Until
within the last two years it has undergone no
change in its general arrangements, and, with
the execution OF the chaocel, which is OF mod
ern construction, everything ia as it was in the
DAYS of WASHINGTON. The church stands back
from the street, and on the north side is over
grown with ivy, which, with the small window
panes, the red and black English brick and the
old fashioned beliry, givs it a very odd and
ancient appearance. Washington's pew, or
or rather the one pointed out as his by the
obliging sexton, consists of two pews thrown
into one. 1t is now occupied by a MIR. Lee, a
relative of General Lee, and u descendant of
the Father of His Country. He is a plain
looking man, resembling somewhat the Gel
ebratel Confederate general, though much
yOulScT. u ScTslCcS NoIC COuuuCtcu III
mornlng BY the rector, the Rev. r. II. Mckim,
q very young looking man to have charge ofsuch
an antiquated church. The congregation is fully
up to the capacity Of the church in numbers and
is understood to he composed of the first
families Of Alexandria and the representatives
of the best blood Of the Old Dominion. There
was a noticeable predominance of ladies, q
majority Of whom seemed tn be in mourning.
The congregation Was not fashionable, but it
made up for whatever it lacked in this respect
in arislo,racv. After the usual services for the |
day Mr.. Mckim announced hil text from the
first chapter of Isaiah, eighteenth verse-"Come
let Us reason together, saith the Lord though |
your sins be as crimson, they shall DO white as
WOO" line speaker said the theme which be
intended to discuss was the a'oncmcnt OF Jesus
Christ. He colabated the views OF those who
deny The necessity for All atonement for sin,
and showed that all the laws OF nature, of God
and of nations hadthc idea Of an atouemeut Iun-
ming through them. 1t was necessary that some |
one should die some divine person-in order to
save sinners. This idea was elaborated at |
considerable length, and in conclusion he urged |
his hearers to accept of the offer of mercy held |
out by the atonement Of Christ.
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TIE LIBRARY COMPANY acknowi edge the re
cipt of the following books, s., from Mr.. Johr
Ii. PARROT:
Lenders Of tho Reformation, BY John rulIock
d. D.
Evenings with John Bunyan, by James
large.
Paley's Natural Theology, illustrated.
Christ 10 History, by Robert Turnbull ID.
Nevin's Biblical Antiquities.
Lille 10 Tuscany, by Mabel 5. Crawford.
The True Republican, illustrated, by iona.
than French.
The Lie OF Horace Greeley. by J. Parton.
The Shakespeare Reader, by j. VS. Hows.
The Life OF Washington, by Edward Everett.
The Old Plantation, by James Hungcriord,
of Md.
The Know Nothing, a talo, by Nobody.
The American Almanac for 1861.
The Microscopic, with illustrations, By JOS.
H. Wythes NJ. D.
The Morgan Horses, their origin by D. e.
Linsley.
The Revolution or resurrection in China, by
Chas. NlaotarIand.
Autocracy in Poland AMI Russia, by Julian
Allen.
Lille aud Liberty in America, by Charles
Macksy.
Also from the publishers: Harper's Maya
zine: Harper's Weekly; Harper,s Bazar; Frank
Ieslie's illustrated newspaper; Putnam Mag.
axioe; Lecsburg Washingtopian Walrenton
Index. =,
The Board of Directors of the Company vii
meet tonight at S O'Clock to consider matters
of great Importance to the Library.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April IL p. NJ.
CONGRESS- -

House bill for returning the Mount Vernon
rc'laS taken from Ar'in2tu-, ali nrq in the
| pn-s: sSjoD # The United States to tt,r,r n"'
er, Mrs. Mary Gusts Live, Was rrlr,r i To
the COMMITTEES 90 Military Aff,irs 10 the
Senate.
Mr.. Thurman iurrndac ii a resolution wi ich
was agreed tn. directing the Committee ON The
District OF Columbia To report upon the subject
OF filing up a portion IF the Washington Canal
and using the rest az u sewer.
The SnE ct 1t a Iint Committee On Indian
Affairs Was thea taken up an discussed at
length.
In the House OF Representatives, alter resis
tcncc by Mr.. Stcnck. the tariff bill Was passed
over for the day. g
The House then took up the contested cleo
ton case nt HAT against Sheldon from l. )uisi
ana, the debate upon which is still in progress.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The House COMMITTED on Commerce has
agreed 10 make Il favorable report upon the
subject OF directing the Secretary OF War to
have route FOR the James River and Kanawha
Canal surveyed to the Ohio river by officers de
tailed flom the corps IF Typographical Eng.
ncer<.
The Vice Pres:d .nt looks pleasant to-day. A
boy BABY arrived in his family last night. All
doing as well as could he expected.
The Reconstruction Committee heard Senter
again TO day. His only suggestion was that
he should be allowed to have charge of, and
direct the operations OF u. S. troops to he
sent into Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

CANAL TRADE.-The Cumberland Transcript
OF yesterday says:
"Thc canal Is still in good order, and a number
ot dcpsrtures took place on Saturday. Over
ono hundred boats are 10 this port at present,
and ready for loading. A line of freight
packets has been established between this city
and Alexandria, and have commenced the
trade. This branch Of cur should be
encouraged, and our merchants will tod 1t a
rood thing to ship their merchandise by canal;
as it is a greatly cheaper mode than by rail, and
equally safe
We hope oar cuisines, men will encourage,
in every way, this canal trade. Tho river and
clnal trade are important aids to the future
prosperity Of Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12
The Markets.

New YORK, April 12.-Stocks unsettled
Money easy at sac per cent. Gold l35. Vir
ginia SKIES, cx coupon, 70T ; new 60. Flour
dull and dropping. Wheat dull and nominalIy
lower. Corn dull and heavy.
BALTIMORE, April l2.-Virginia SKIES, old,
81 bid, IS asked, do. 1866, &C bid. do. 1867.
6li bid, G2 asked. North Cardinals, old, 4G4
bid. Cotton quiet and steady at %. Flour
active and higher on low and medium grades.
Wheat steady Maryland l.35al.4 Penusyl.
vanla l.2Sil.3I. White corn firm at |. 05a1. 06:
yellow dull at l.03al. OG. Oats 6OaG2c. Rye
O5
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YyyyY 9

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We arc now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
em ployment at homo. the whole of the time or
for tho spare moments. Business now, light
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily
earn from SOC to SIS per evening, and a pro-
p~or!ional sum by d~evoting their whole time to
the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men. That all who see this notice
may send their address, and test the business,
We mako this unparalleled offer To such as
arc not well satisfied, we will send ST. to pay for
the trouble Of writing. Full particulars. a val
on, and a copy of THE Peoples Literary Com
paniom-one Of tho largest and best family news
papers published-all sent free by mail. Read
err, if you want permanent, profitable work, ad-
ian 24-d&.w3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

ODD FELLows.-P. G.. NJ, Hugh Latham
and p. J., James w. Simpson OF Potomac
Lodge, lett here this morning, H Il. r. Peter
G, Uhler CT Marley Encampment will leave TO-
night, and p. G., A. D. WarGeld OF Potomac
lodge will leave to morrow morning, 'or Wiz
chester, to attend the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge OF III, State, which convenes there TO-
morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

,Snprw r.. MOTT, BERTRAND 8 ASHDY.
A FL. MOTT & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
CUTLERY,
Plated. Britannia, Tin, Wood and Willow
Ware,
Keap constantly on hand Walters, Toilet
Sets, Foot Tubs, Spice and knife Boxes, Look,
ing Glasses, Fro Irons, Fancy, Clothes and
Market Baskets. Travelling Satchela. Table
Mats. Napkin Rings, Common sense Sewing
Machines, and everything to be oundi in q first
class Furnishing Store, at 60 King ~street, Alex
andris. Va. Jan 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

LAND SALE.-Messrs. Green & Wise, Real
Estate Agents, of this city, sold on yesterday
the farm of Gibson r. WhaIey. located between
Vienna Station and Fairfax e. H., containing
1917 acres and improved by a comfortable
dwelling with out buildings, and a very fine
orchard, to B. NJ. Collins, NJ. D. of PeDns
Park, Pa, for, 81. 500 SO. 500 cash aud the
residue on short time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12
From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April 12.-Dwight Dunkee has
been appointed city treasurer, vice Susesky,
detaulter. Adolph Kroegcr has been arrested,
charged with robtlag the city treasury OF
$23, 900.
~ quartermaster' train encampe'l on Bluff
Creek lost 1876 animals during an attack on
Maic!l 9th by a party supposed to be whites
disguised as Indians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

Produce RECEIPTS. Among the receipts OF
produce received here last week by The o., "A.
g. NJ. R. r. were of corn 1878 bushels, wheat
1916, rye JIG. oats l,l26, potatoes 1875, corn
meal 81, mill ofai Is, -four 4Q5 bbls., eggs sc
bbls. and boxes, dressed hogs II, COWS and calves
e., butter Is bbls. and iirkins, tobacco &c
boxes, whiskcy 20 bbls. and e car loads Of cat
tie and sheep. Daring the sam period there
were received among the other freight by the
A., l.. Il II. Il. R. Of wheat 1892 bushels,
c)rn COG bushels, oats 49S bushels, feed SC
bushels, potatoes 262 bushels, -four Isl bbls.
fruit Is bills, eggs 73 bbls., butter and poultry
% bbls. so calves, 5 coops OF chickens and ,
car loads OF cattle.
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FERTILIZERS
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS FAR
MERS.
a HIGH GRADE FERTILIZER At A

IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS AND FAR
MERS.
A HIGH GRADE FERTILIZER At A
MODERATE COST:
MaGNUM BONUM SOLUBLE PHOS
PLATE. ,
Composed of Dissolved Bones Ammonia and
Potash.
This is q rich and activs Fertilizer, in when
Is concentrated all tho richness OF pure bone
made soluble by 3 generous application OF Pull
nhuric Acid, aided by the proper proportions
Of Ammonia and Potash. Its analysis SHOWS
B1ne Phosphate and Lime"..52 per ct.
Of which is directly solubls...'l4 per ct.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" =" = per.
.ll
Tho proprietors of this Manure are SO wen
salts fled of ITS adsptsbility to all crops, ana OF
its powerful influence in building up worn out
lands and # really adding to the value OF the
soil, that Il. cy request, rs a matter OF real I'm,
p~ortance to tho farming INTEREST," that every
nnlsnter should give it q trial, II only on a
small scale. They feel confident that y iali
trial will prove it b, to beyond cavll, the very
art;cle of all articles to meet their nc:essiticf.-
Price SIS per ton 2C00 lbs. For sale IN iarSe I"
sh nh ST."9m General Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

Mr.. Hewlett writes to the London Times
that on March % a spot was visible on the sun,
indicating d disruption of the solar philosophers
to the enormous extent of not less than It,,
600, 600, 900 square miles, or eight times the
supcrGcics of the terrauueous globe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The locomotive Rap
pahannock exploded at Harrisonburg, on tie
Manassas Branch of the GA, & NJ. Railroad,
about - o'clock last night, and killed the en-
einesr and fireman. There is no telegraphlc
communication between this city aad Harrison
burg, 50 the news Of the accident had to be
sent by messenger to Staunton and telegrapled
from thence, and no particulars have been as
yet received. The locomotive Was a freight
engine, and, it is reported, was engaged 10 shift
ing four cars when the explosion took place.
It is also reported that tho engine r was named
Charles l.. Davis, and the fireman, Ash, and that
the former lived 10 Fairfax county and the lat
ter at Markham. A relief train started from
here this morning for the scene of the accident
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12
illegal Voting.

CINCINNATI, April l2.-Judge McMinney
decides tie Montgomery county election
against the Republican candidates because the
inmates Of The National Soldiers Home voted
when they were not..citizens Of Ohio, and not
legally entitled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12

BUTCHERS STAND. Mr.. W. j. Holland
will open on Saturday next his new butchers
stand. and have for sale excellent meats at re-
duccd prices. The stand is handsomely ar.
ranged with every convenience, refrigerator,
&c, aud is an ornament to the market. Mr..
n. is one of our most cnterpr!slag butchers.
The stand We have mentioned was iul;t in the
finest style Of work, By Mr.. B. L. Price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-12
FISK a. HATCH, Bankers.

p S.--Wc have i:sucl palnlh.,t; containing
fuIl ua-ticulars, t. ui:t cal d-;a' s map, eco
which will Re fu1nishei upoa 6. pics'lon.
ns- We buy and 81 !ioyernmen, h'has
md r, cave he .rc,un.s o Btnk-, B"h%'F''
Corpy-sAons anl othe:s, st.!9.t - c".,' !"
light an ailo " in, re : On l"liy DsIah"'''
New York, feb t2-i"m
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The Mcfarland Trial.

New YORK, April l2-Thc Mcfarland trial
was continued this morning. The Court room
is jammcd. Mr.. Graham, the prisoners counsel,
was greeted with applause.