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REspoNsInII1rY OF ARMY orr1crps

REsPoNsIBILITY OF Army OFFICERS FOR
PUBLIC PRoPERTY.-The Secretary of War has
decided relative to the responsibility OF officers
of the Army for public property, and the action
OF boards Of survey, to the effect that an officer
who turns over stores to another for transporta-
ton in the best condition in which it is possible
for him to put said stores is relieved from any
further responsibility concerning them by the
receipt OF the officer to whom they are entrusted
for transportation. Should the officer to whom
the stores are consigned discover in them dam
age or deficiency, such as is described by the
general regulations, he will apply for a board
Of survey, whose members shall be sworn to an
impartial discharge of their duty, and before
winch all concerned shall he heard in person
or by letter. The board shall ascertain and de-
termne the amount or condition OF stores actu-
ally delivered to the receiving officer, who shall
receipt to the officer entrusted with their tra.s-
portatiOn for the amount and quality SO deter
s;ni ahed: Inc latter officer shall be held respon
sibie for all damage or deficiency, unless re-
HeVea Iherefrom by the report of the board of
survey, duly approved by the reviewing au-
th0rity.
LARGE AND STEADY INCREASE OF REVENUE
RFcEIPTs.-A statement IN detail of the re-
ceipts from internal revenue and list of the
general sources of revenue has been placed in
the bands Of the Committee Of Ways and Means
1t shows steady increase of collections by
Commissioner Deiano, upon the principal arti-
c!es, sixteen in all On spirits, for example, the
receipts for the year ending June 80. 1859, were
Vvci Ills WAS regularly
creased until we lind the showing Of receipts
for the year ending January 81, 1870, was over
fifty millions. Tobacco shows over twenty
three millions for the year ending i'm June;
whilst the year ending with last January shows
over twenty -nine millions receipts From in
come, including salaries for the corresponding
periods, We have respectively over thirty-four
or thrty-seven millions. So proportiOnate in
crease Of revenue has been collected upon
nearly all Of the remaining articles on the list.
comparative statement showing the aggregate
OF certificates OF deposit received at the Office of
the internal revenue during the first eight
months OF the fiscal year ending June 80, 1863.
and 30, shows an aggregate total gain in the
present hscal year over the corresponding pe-
riOd Of more than nineteen million dollars Tie
principal gain is from spirits, nearly six mil
lions; tobacco. nearly six millions; income, in
cluding salaries, nearly three millions.
RRcEIPTs FROM CUsroMs.-The receipts from
Customs for the week ending March 5th were
as sfollows: Boston, 1886, $3.50; New York, S.
t4,0e4.2; Philadelphia, S156, ,6C2. 50; Baltimore
s164 ,s53.1s. Total, S3 ,34l, 1854
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M ALL'S OPERA USE.

Engagement Of the CHAPMAN SISTERS and
e.. h. BISHOP.
IRA D1ANOLO. Violin Solo, Mr. VIM. Withers
Concluding with WANTED 900 MILLINERS.
FRIDAY, Benefit Of Miss Blanche PLUTO. Matinee
on saturday. Admlssion 20 and = cents II
RUBINI-ODD FELLOWS HALL-MONDAY,
H March Z. and live following nights. The re
nowned Signor RI BINI, the Great European CON
~ ROR, in his refined Illusions and delightful
Mysteries. Nearly 100 COSTLY PRESENTS
GIVEN AWAY EACH EVENING. Admission
= cents; Reserved Seats, 80 cents. Doors open at
a. o'clock. mhs 5,-
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~Will YOU take lunch Is now rendered
Will yon surround some nourishment Z?
o0New York swells wear monogram buttons
on their costs and waistcoats.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
rION AL I'll f. \ r T.

NJ TIONAL Il HE EATRE.
The Management take pleasure In announe ing that
MRS n. +. BOWERS
hHy1ng rec 9veTed from her recent illness i'll appear
THIS EVENING IN the Beautiful Sensational PIay
Of LADY ACDIEYS ; SECRET
supported by the fayOri'e young actor,
MR.. j. G. MCCoLLOM.
and the Effcient Stock Company
fkiDAl-BESEF11 OF MRS. ID. BOW ERS-
MARY STUART. 1t
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Irregularities Of the Ocean Postal
Service.


GLASGOW, March 10.-Thc Chamber of Com
merce OF this city propose sending memorial to
the United states Government, setting forth the
irregularities OF the ocean postal service.
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Election Of COmmissioner or Police
by the Maryland Legislature.

ANNAPOLIS, March 10.-The Legislature on a
Joint ballot to-day elected John w. Davis Police
missioner Jarrett, deceased. Mr. Davis was for
merly Sheriff Of Baltimore.
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cisco wants more abundant supply of water,
and seriously entertains project for bringing Ii
q IRON pipes, seven feet i'm diameter, from Lake
hundred and twelve miles, and the cost ten mill
lion OF dollars; hut IL would supply water to all
the intervening towns and to the farms requir-
ing irrigation. =
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sonfersea apon ham Ius tsse third tam =. asking
the prayers OF the Church ani-rhe hear.y
co-operaaion of the ministers a.
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Iefegraphed Ezciusirely to The Erening Star.
SANDWICH, MASS, March 10.-Wm. III. Har.
per, criminal, suicded this morning.
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The REPrBLICAN SENATORS AND THE
GEORGIA BILL-The Republican Senators held
caucus this morning a: the Capitol, for the
purpose Of determining the course to be pur-
sued on the House bill for the admission of
Georgia. The discussion was in regard to the
adyisability of retaining the proviso in the bill
known as the Bingham amendment. NIessrs.
Norton, Drake, Thayer. Cameron. and others,
were in favor Of striking it out, but Messrs.
Trumbull, Edmunds, Ferry, and Others advo-
Gated its retention and the passage of the bill
as reported by the committee. No vote wa
reached up to noon, at which time the caucus
adjourned
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INTERVIEW OF CUBAN ENJOYS WITH THE
PREsIDENT.-Don Quesada and Colonel Verona,
OF the Cuban insurgent army, in company with
Mr.. ID. Ruiz, the secretary Of the Gu oan Junta
had an interview with the President yesterday.
as stated in last evenings STAR. Mr.. Ruiz who
speaks English very well, informed the Presi-
dent that they had called to pay their respects
to the chief of the great American republic.
he SAID the two officers of the Cuban army pres-
ent were well known by their exertions for the
independence OF their country for the past year.
They had come here to prove the falsty Of the
stories circulated by the Spanish Government
and officers. The proclamation Of the emanci-
patton was issued by General Cespedes, and the
order has been strictly carried out In all cases
Wherever the Cuban flag waves there is free
dom. The former slaves arc in large numbers
in the army, and fight as men fight who are
struggling for their freedom. At the request of
General Cespedes, Mr.. Ruiz handed the Presi-
affair. In the island, and Of the system of warfare
adopted by the Spanish and volunteer forces.
The President took the papers and said he would
read the reports. He inquired about the condi-
ton of the people in the insurrectiOnary dis
trlcts, and the condition of the Cuban army.
TO these queries Colonel var0na (who also
speaks English) replied that in that part OF the
plenty to eat, and were contented, but that
devastation always followed the track OF the
Spanish volunteer forces. lie said the Cuban
Was strong and IN good and that
this great Republic, but simply its moral cOun-
tenance and suppOrt-their bellfgereAt rights.
Their cause was good and just; they were fight
ing to rid themselves Of a foreign yoke, and
asked only the moral support OF this Republic.
Of the ultimate success Of the Republican army
Of Cuba he, nor his General, nor any Cuban.
had doubt. The President said:-''WeIl, /
am sure you are confident. Your emancipation
Cf the slaves can but meet with the hearty ap-
roval Of all Christian nations. l am glad Won
have called, gentlemen" The Cubans bowed
shOok hands with the President, and withdrew
~Parlor k-fghting is New York amuse
ment.
~ Brigham Young is to vote for Train TO-
President.
n|That tremendous bore, the Hoosac tun-
nei, is getting along at the rate Of four ieet
day.
sECerise and deep pink are called the Traup-
naAnaish style Of b0nne. IN Paris.
-N%At the last court there we're 1888, S,00O. 900
human beings on the lace Of the globe.
VGollady's card, announcing himselfa can
di(iate for reelection. already appears in the
kentucky papers.
.nxThe Sicilienne Is the most favored as well
as newest round dance In Paris. couple start
on in asstraieht line, gallop step. and hop on
at each corner OF the room, to Wild, gipsy-like
music.
4 nrThe case Of Geo. 8. Ayre for shooting DR..
Oliver fpr the rui n Of his daughter, which was
TO have commenc cd at Charlottesville, Va, on
Monday, has been continued until the june
term Of the court.
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sPRINC STYLE

" The pnblic respectfully Informed that
their old style high or low crown SILK"
HATS can be refnodeled to fashionable shape at
SUNNlNGHAMS HAT FACTORY, 923 1fhyst.,
Bet and X. H%New ats made to order. fele I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER.

HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.
The basis Of remedial PrOprieties is vecc able
Compound.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIG
NAL COLO3.
IL will keep the Hair from falling ont.
1t cIeanses the Scalp, and makes the 9xSr
SOFT. LUSTRUUS AND SILkEN
II is a splendid Hair Dressing.
X p. HALL CO., Nashua, N H,
NH e'& im PrOprieters-
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
This spicndid Hair Dye +, ths best i'm the world
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, lOes not costan
tad, nor shy rIGtc pos=sn to produce paralysis
d. ath. Avoid the yeunte1 and decisive preparations
blasting virtues they do not pDssass The genuine
W A. RafCheloT's Her Dye h'ts hal thtr'y years
untarI shed reputation to uphold its integrity
the only perfect Hair nye-Black or Brown. Sold
b. sll Druggists. Applied 1T Is Bond street,
Str
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GREAT INpUCEMENTs OFFERED TO ALL IN
WANT OF DRY GOODS
White BID SPREADS. from 9IN to S5
0.e yards Of CHECK NAINSOOKS real cham
TABLE LINEN, from S1s TO 81 per ward
BLANkETs AZ greatly reduced prices.
CRIB BLANKETS, all wool, 81 50 pair
AH Linen FRINGED TOWELS, at i2lzc
Pull line FLANNELS, cheap.
NAPKINS and DOYLIES. very cheap.
A beautiful line of SPRING DRESS GOODS and
sHAwLS Just received.
A large stock Of HOSIERY st reduced prices.
VIE sell COTTUNS Of all widths cheap as they
o. they can be bought anywhere In the District.
Call and see.
EMORY BAXTER.
felSu IRepJ 1890 Psnnsylvania avenue
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RKcETPrs FROM CrsToMs.-The receipts from
Customs for the week ending March 5th were
as sfollows: Boston, 1886, $3.50; New York, S.
4,os4.z7; Philadelphia, S156, ,6C2 So; Baltimore,
S16i ,s53.1S. Total, S3 ,34l 1854.
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The CUBAN CAUsE.--A meeting of the friends
of the struggling Cubans was held last evening
at the Ebbtt House. There were present Gen
Quesada, Colonels Varona and Loynaz, OF the
Cuban forces; Senor Ruiz, of the New York Gu
ban Junta and quite a number of ladies and gem
teMen connected with the Washington branch
OF the Junta, (of which ''Grace Greenwood -
Mrs Lippincott, is secretary prominent among
whom we're Senator and Mrs. PomerOy. Ad-
dresses were made by nearly all who partici-
rated, expressive of their faith in the ultimate
success of the struggle for independence in
Cuba; after which the evening was spent in
social converse most pleasantly to all.
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w HITEHUR RsT GALLERY.

lVI street, between 9th and 10th sts
&r. MARINI res pectfuIly announces that the last
quarter OF the season will commence ON on
I'll ESDAY, March Ist. ls7U. ~
All those wishing to participate in the COM -
ing May Ball are requested to Join the tA.tA
class. feb
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RARLOW'S GALLERY.-The public are invited
- TO see large number of FINE PAINTINGS
Just received from the late sale of Jacob Thompson
Gallery. New Ork, on exhibition from 9 a m to 5
D. This Is fine chance for those wishing to pur
chase ZINE AND ORIGINAL PICTURES. 231
snia avenue, between l2th and 18th streets
(eouth sidel mh9 -tr
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BANKERS.
DENTISTRY.

n W. MERRILL,
DENTIST,
No. 1S13 PENNSlINANIA AVENUE,A&@
Between l2th and 18th streets 4II0
All renfal work done in the best manner and at
nlOdeI ate prices
Gas. Chforoform or Ether Used, IL desired for ex-
tracing Teeth without pain. fell
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THE PRESIDENT AT THE cAPIroL.-The
President visited the Capitol yesterday after
noon, and remained in his room on the Senate
side about two hours. conferrng with leading
Senators on official business. more direct
conference Of the two executive branches of the
government has not occurred for many years.
The President first sent for the Republican
members of the Judiciary Committee, Messrs.
Trumbuli, Conkling, Stewart and others, and
talked over the prospect Of the confirmation Of
Bradley for the supreme Court, and he received
their opinion that the result would be close
either way. Although the President did not
saw what he would do, Senators feel impressed
with the belief that he will Withdraw Bfadleys
nomination and send In some one from South
ern circuit After this question was discussed,
members Of the Foreign Relations Committee
came in, and the President informed them that
he had obtained full official details of the result
OF the election in San Domingo, and that fhe
people of that island we're nearly unanimous for
annexation to the United States. He Thought
that In view Of this action the committee ought
not to longer delay on the treaty for anncxar
tion, and when they saw proper to bring It be-
fore the Senate, be trusted that body would
ratify il. ssFlFs - ts s.tf
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The Fenian Fiasco.

Gen. 0'Neil and his aboys in green"
made "a pretty fist" of it, in their raid
upon Canada, last week. O'Neil ended
his military career in Burlington, Vt.
jail, had three Of his men killed and
fonrteea wounded, and the remainder
isgloriously repulscd- Any other peo.
pie but the Irish people would long
since have abandoned this wild and i'm.
practicable scheme Of liberating ireland
BY raid from the United States upou
Canada. But the leaders blunder Oh,
wasting their money and their means to
no good purpose, aud their successive
fixtures seem not TO learn them wisdom.
The comments Of the London press
commencing the promptness of Presi-
dent Grant 10 issuing his proclamation,
are ouly calculated to excite derisicn
here, where it is notorious that this raid
has been in preparation for some time,
and the President would have preferred
20 let il alone, and to have dispensed
with a proclamation altogether. Not
from any desire for Fenian success, but
his interference would prove unpopular
with the Irish people. Had he failed
however. to take some steps of the kind,
i would have led to grave complications
between us and England, who would
have had cause Of war against us. for
permitting a hostile army to be fitted
out and organized here, and marched
asaiust her provinces. That the Presi-
dent Is entitled to British gratitude for
biz tardy action, which by a strange
inisnomer is transformed into prompt
ness" BY the British press. partakes
strongly Of the ludierous. They win
understand the subject better, perhaps,
affer awhile.
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SCHEDULE OF EXERCISES
cOSSEcTED arm TINE
THIRD ANNUAL CONFERENCE.-THE
% fhE
Western Maryland College.
WESTMINSTER, MD. JUNE 1s,o 20
WESIMINSTERf MD. JUNE, 1870

|. The Public discrimination of the Sin.
dents, by the Faeulty, will take place II ~ ~,
College Building, commencing on MoNn,r
JuSE 9th, and continuing from day To A.
Saturday and Sunday excepted. V,s,a,t,
admitted each day, from 10 o'eloek. NJ
to u o'clock, NJ, and FROM 10 0 o'sloctf
p. NJ. SiOek,
II, Rccitative Contest of the ,Tun;o
Sophomore Glasses, in the Chapel Roo, a" ~
the College, on SAroEDY EyESIss, Jns y,
llth, commencing at O'Clock. fFcr No.
ticuIars, see Programme par
Ill. Sabbath Services for the ,neo;.t
benefit OF the Students will be held op , III
18th of JuNg, IN the Methodist Prota,,sa..
Church. Sermon in the morning Inv NJ,
Rev. Daniel Bowers, Of Baltimore, To ,Io
Young Ladies Of the Browning Lj,e,,su
Society. Sermon in the evening. by Al,
Rev. Henry G. Gushing, Of Ches,eT,own y,
the Young Men of the Irving Literar, n.
cieiy of the College. W
Nv. The Anniversary Exercises Of N.
Browning Literary Society will take MAJ
on MONDAY EVENING, JuNE 18Th. and ~
the Irving Literary Society, on TUrsn'u
EyENING, JuNE lilh, in the Chapel RooD,
of the College. For particulars, see Pro-
grammcs issued by the Societies, resnec.
tiyely.j
V. An Grafton by the Rev. J. Tbom..
Murray, Of Baltimore, before the BroWpiDs
Literary Society and a Poem by John a
Sake, Esq, Of Albany, N. Y, before The
Irving Literary Society," will be delivered
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, JuNE 10Th, in tbs
Odd Fellows Hall.
VI, The Commencement Exercise,
proper, will take place in the Chapel Room
of the College, on TnuRsnAY MoRNlye
IrSE 10th, beginning at i0l O clock. fSSe
Programme issued by the Faculty. Al bs
close of these exercises the Prizes awarded
by the Examining Committee Of the Bonrl
Of Trustees will be presented to the SIN.
dents by the Principal
VII. 4 Reception Of The Patrons and
! Friends Of the Institution will he given i,
the Principal and Members OF the Faeslty.
in the College Building, on THURSDAY EyEy.
ING, JrNE 10th, from o'clock, to lOl
O'Clock. Daring the afternoon Of hi, day
a re union Of all who have at any time beef,
teachers or students in the Institution viii
take place in the Chapel Room.)
To all Of the above mentioned exercise,
| the public are cordially invited.
Signed by order and on behalf of the
Faculty Of the Western Maryland COLLEGE.
IN 2G.tf J. I. WARD, Principal ,
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The Fifteenth Amendment

Appears TO be operating against the
Radical party, instead of in favor Of it
In nearly all the elections which have
taken place since, State or local, the
Radicals have been worsied Connect
cut was the FIRST to vote, after the Pres.
dents Proclamation, and uttered her
condemnation oft in no equiyocal tones
The great Empire State was the next
TO speak, and her indignant voice has
been uttered against it with emphasis.
Like Handicapped, it has startled the
Radicals from their propriety, aud en-
. gendered doubts 10 the minds of many
as to whether it was polite movement
for their party, after all. We say
nothing Of the local elections in this
State, which with but one solitary OK.
ception, have gone against them. BIT
the late elections 10 Richmond and
Nerfolk, indicate, that even 10 the re-
constructed South, the irrepressibe
ecergies ofthe Democratic Conservative
party will overwhelm Radicalism aud
its Filteeuth Amendment, in spite of
Allthe thumb screws aud manacles which
have been imposed upon the people.
The negro policy Of Radicalism can
not stand before the calm judgment OF
the American people. 1t is at war, not
only with reason, but with instinct. II
does violence to the laws of nature, and
is monstrosity, seeking to break down
the distinctions of race established by
Infinite Wisdom, and is thus impious
and defiant towards Heaven itself. The
whole Radical system, based upon this
ssupendous moral fraud, must Of u,ces.
siiybe utterly uprooted and overthrow,
IL is too monstrous for intelligent men
to tolerate. The so-called Fifteenth
Amendment is, in fact, no amendment
Il is a fraud shamelessly perpctrated
upon the country by the Radical faction
IN Congress. 1t will be respected as
part Of tho Constitution, only SO long as
this wretched eabal shall be able to
maintain itself IN power. just as soon
as the Democrats get the upper hand,
IL will be declared null and void, either
BY the Supreme Court or it will be
wiped out by resolution of Congress,
deelaratory of the fraud and irregularity
which marked its pretended adoption.
1t is not particular which mode is
adopted, so the thing is strangled in
the speediest and most effectual manner.
Aud along with it will go the whole
base system of reconstruction, = and
all the abominable anti republican leg
islation spawned upon the country from
the first accession of this faction to
power.
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NO. 800 EQUITY.


In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Petition Of Margaretta c. Bordly.
Ann NJ. Maydeld VS., Lydia Hoffman and
others.
HNHE Object Of this petition is to procure
Il the substitution OF Margaretta G. Bord-
ly us purehaser instead Of Samuel Linkenf
hooker, of parcel Of land, containing lily
AID thFee-quarter acres Of land, more or
less, situated in Carroll county, Maryland,
and commonly known as the Fulhng Alli
Property.
That said parcel Of land was purchased
by the said Linkenhookcr at the request ana
on behalf of said petitioner, and that the
cash payment for the san o, TO wit: 1--we
hundred and seventy dollars and sixtyslx
cents was paid out Of the funds Of your pc
utioner, and the balance Of the payments
were secured by the notes Of petitioner ana
John Tracey.
That said sale was reported in the name
of the said Samuel Liukenhooker, when 10
truth said sale should have been reported
in the name Of your petitioner.
That the said Samuel Linkenhooker De.
parted this lite intestate, on the 18th day OF
February, 1870, in Carroll county, Mary
land, leaving no heirs or legal representa-
itves, or If any, that they are unknown 70
the petitioner, and that said Samuel LINK
enhooker left no real or personal estate
whatever.
The petition then prays that an order
or decree may be passed directing the Irus'
tee to convey said real estate to petitioner
in the place and stead of the said Samuel
Linkenhooker as the true purchaser oil tna
same; also for the writ Of subpoena OF ihe
State of Maryland against William A. Nc
kellip, Trustee, Of Carroll county, Mary
land, and for an order Equalization against
the heirs and legal representatives OF tue
said Samuel l4inkenhooken it any there be,
IL is thereupon adjudged and ordered thas
the petitioner by causing copy Of this or
der to be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished at Westminster, Carroll county, Ma
ryland, once in each Of four successive
weeks before the twenty.ffih day Of June
next, give notice to the said absent deien.
dants, heirs at law or personal representa-,
tives Of the said Samuel Llnkenhooker Of
the object and substance Of this petippn,
aud warn them to appear in this Court ~
person or by solicitor, on or before tie nfs'
day Of October next, TO answer the premises
and show cause If any he, she or they have,
why decree or order ought not to pass as
prayed.
JN0. b. BOYLE, Clerk
Trne copy,'rest:
may 2s-at Jso. B. BoyLE, Clerk,
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CONSTABlE'S SALE.

10y virtue Of three wits Of lderi Farias
I'D issued By Abner Neal, a Justice of the
Peace of the State Of Maryland, in and for
Carroll county, one at the suit OF Josephus
BamkaTd, one at the suit of William ii. IA.
Geatty, and one at the suit Of A. Il. Dor
bin, against the goods and chatels, lands
and tenemeuts of William Chase, colored,
and to me directed, | haze seized aud tai en-
in execution all the right, title, claim, IN
terest and estate at law and in equity of the
said William Chase, being one-third in
terest, in and to all that part of a tract of
land situate in Unioutown, Carroll county,
Maryland, bounding on the Turnpike, aud
adjoining the lands of the heirs Of Daniel
Zollicofler, deceased, and Miss Anna Hays,
containing
ONE. HALF ACRE OF LAND,
more or less, This property is improved
with | story Log Dwelling
House aud is under good @N-,S
fencing There is also large ~ 100
variety Of choice Fruit Trees -
ON the premises.
hereby give notice that on SATURDAY,
the 10Th day of JuNr, 1870, between the
hours of and clock, ?. NJ, at the Court
House door, in the city of Westminster, |
will offer the above property, 20 seized aud
taken in execution, at Public Sale, 10 the
highest bidder for cash.
REUBEN W. STEM,
june 2-2t Constable.