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through them, at different distances, At every
shot the hole which was made through tho gar
ments was large 61oneh to admit The forefhger,
and was plainly visible. The edges around
the holes were burnt -disco1bfsd~by
every charge. Those effects wore pro-
laid upon ono another ID. tha roy in;whlch they
were worn, and while they worei swinging in the
air. Tho experiment DESTROYS tho. opinion ad-
vanced BY tho advocates Of tho gun-ahot theory,
that 4 ball from. Smith d Wesson revolver
would pass through the four shirts worn-by the
man, and leave no trace Of it's passage. The
Coroner inquest will be resumed Tomorrow at
the County Hospital, ,:but, 30 far as is known, no
evidence will be given which will aid iu the solu-
ton Of the mystery. -. '#>-.
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THAT LUMBER COMBINATION,

An Interview with Mr. III. A. Loves
lund--Thc Whole Affair Explained.
4 startling telegram from Troy, n, T., up
peared in the evening papers yesterday, stating
that twelve lumber firms, members Of combi
nation to control the Western lumber markets,
had suspended, their liabilities being $4,000, 600.
Their names we're given as White & Co.,
a}b.ny; s. ". Barnard d., Co., New
York; ; o. Richards & Sons, Sandy Hll !;
R. ". Adams D. Co., New York; Dodge
& Co., New York; Page d Co., 0swego; c. B.
Nichols j. Co., Albany; the .Williamsburgh Mill
and Lumber Company Chambers & Co., Qleve-
land; Watson l. switcholl, Chicago; Barton &
Spencer, Elizabeth and r. a. Loveland, Chi
cago.
Since neither lumbermen nor any one else here
had heard anything Of such combination, and
since the controlling the Western market, espe-
cially by d lot Of Eastern firms, ia matter Of
come difficulty, the dispatch accustomed much
surprise. An interview with h1r. r. A Love-
land, member OF a Chicago firm mentioned In
the dispatch, elected the real facts in the case,
| and made the matter comprehensive:
| It appears that the combination had nothing
to do with controlling the Western lumber
! market, that being an imposaibiIty, aud he be-
ing the only Western man in the combination.
They we're entirely engaged in the Canada trade
8eC1l0Q lIUu WHICH LQ1c1SO TeEe1Fe5 10 luGl-
ber at all. OF the firms involved, that OF White
4 Co., consists OF D: L.: White, of Albany, 8.
y. Barnard, OF New York, and A. '. Pnga, Of
Oswego. That OF Dodge b Co. consists OF 4.
Q. P. Dodge, Who was the oldest son Of Wiliam
E.. Dodge, OF & Mr, Hunt, and OF some others.
Mr. Dodge was formerly 4nembor Of
the firm OF White Il Co., but sold
ont last winter. Their Joint affairs havo not
been settled up, and are still mach complicated.
The Canada timber lands from which these firms
obtained their lumber are owned BY White d
Co., Rodgers l. Son, and Adams d Co., who were
indebted to 8. ". Barnard to the extent Of about
$4,000, 600, which he was carrying for them but
probably, owing to the 6tzinganoy OF the money
market, the fall in the pTico Of lumber owing to
the high freights, and the large stock Of lumber
he had st the mills and in the market. he Was
compelled to suspend.
Chambers d Co.. OF Cleveland, and one or two
others Of The firms mentioned, we're simply
agents for selling Dodge's lumber. OF the firm
Of !" Watson l. Swirtcheu," Of Chicago, Mr..
Ioveland knows nothing. and saya he is the
only Western man concerned. His connection
with the transaction arose from the fact that, tor
this Eastern -bqslness, he was in Partnership
q right to sign the firm name,
and he does not yet know
to what extent their paper has boon put on the
market. It may inju1e him severely, but will
not affect his Western business, and will hurt no
one at the West. All bis debts here are pro-
vided for; and some Of them were settled up
yesterday. He understands, too, that an ar
rangement has been made by which an extern
zion Of time has been secured, in which case
everything can be- satisfactorily arranged, and
they can go along as BEFORE 80
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THE WHISKY POINT MYSTERY,

Yesterday Detective Tyuau again visited the
scene OF the supposed murder, on the :W1isEy
Point rood. Diligent inquiries failed to reveal
anything which would MD in the solution OF the
mystery. The results Of an experiment which
Detectives TyTnen and Lacky, made at the County
Hospital, yesterday afternoon, go far to support
the theory that the unknown man ca1ns to
his death by being. 1un over. by q
wagon. The shirts and vest worn by the unfcr-
tunAte man, were removed from his body, aud
hung over q clothes line. Several ba1ls from &
No. Smith T. Wesson revolver Here them ared
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The Interstate Industrial Exposition.
The plans for the great crystapalace to b6 erected
on the lako front now completed and adopted by
the Committee. Tho Land O,oncr for June, now in
press, will contain grand doublepage illustration Of
the Exposition building, together with ground plans
and an exhaustive descriptive article prepared by the
Secretary, John Reynolds. Esq. As the Land 0ner
1s IN possession Of the original aud only elevation Of
this building, any others that may sppear drawn
wholly from the imagination, and are spurious not
representing the structure as it will be built ut all.
Bedes this the Land Gunner for June will be- replete
with fine Illustrations and pungent editorials on cur
rent topics. For sale by ali ns8sdealets. subscEip-
hon, 81 per year.
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"Over Five Hundred Sewing Machine
~ = Operators" II
have called during the past week to examine tho new
Perkins Eureka Rufler," and ali pronounced 1t tho
only perfect In use being simple and durable ia
construction, and will do larger range Of work. Al
invited to cali aud 1t at No. 150 State street.
second floor. o. G. chsse, General Agent for the
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DT. J. q. TuIson, He,o York City:
Dear s1R: wish to tender my testimony in faror
of the beaeaca} qualities OF Wilson's Carbolated Cod
Liver o. having had difficulty IN speaking for long
time, from strain OF tho laryn1- have taken two
bottles and havs derived great benefit therefrom, and
work an entire cure. ". A. BurrERs,
Of the firm Of ". 4 Buffers & Co., Auetioneers.
CR1a4d0, Mar "a, 1878.
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No City Taxes,
md within two miles Of the city limits. Why not at-
tend the great auction sale Of lots at Clyde hand
sone town on the c., 3. O. RAILROAD, which will be
made On the grounds tomorrow? !? special train will
leave the depot nt the foot Of Lake street II O'Clock
viii be spread, 20 mono viii go hungry. Clyde has
dne school, church now building, the finest station
on tho whole limo Of the road. It is healthy spot
No fever and aue. Do not fall to be ut the sale, and
do not lose sight Of the fact that Jon should buy
lot you viii be a richer man in twelve months But
te<s 1nTtes the reader TO b. on hand at the aale.
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nouncad sane. and dismissed. The Coroner's
inquest, yesterday morning, concluded with q
verdict Or at1ioie while 1aboring under fit Of
insanity." ~ThB deccab6d leaYes a wife and three
To Consumrtives.

..:. To Consumptives. 's
We nsk consumphvcs to read the proofs Of the value
Of Wilson's Carbolated Cod Liver OIL in tho following
certificates: -" ,.,
J. 4. Wilzson Esq., 10. 80 John street, H<to York:
sm: IN answar to your letter, chccrtullI give ny
commenced taking 1t In March, at time when my
family were greatly alarmed at my condition Of health
bad taken but one bot:ls before they observed tho
benefit waa receiving. lily cough has left me en-
ttrely. I'M rapidly ginning Aesh ; in short, think
am well again. though continue to take the oil, and
perience, regard it truly wonderful discovery.
Yours, truly, MRs. G. ". SHERWOOD.
CHICAGO, May 23 1874 4:
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Prepare for the Jubilee !

Prepare for the Jnbileei :
Everybody and his neighbor will be here, and must
be provided for. The hotels Will be full aud private
families must open their doors to their friends. Every
family should provide themselves with supply Of
folding coa for the occasion. L. G. Boyingon man.
ufacures four varieties At his spring bed and cot FAC
tory, No. 7t3 State street, and they can be hAd at
nearly ali the furniture and bedding dealers IN the
city. Send IN your orda1s early.
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Special Notice.

Messrs- Bishop & Barnes. the popular hasters and
furers, OF state and Monroe streets have
In their store the most complete stock Of spring and
summer hats in felt cashmere, and straw goods
offered in this city. Their chidran's department IL
especially attractive. they hare Just received mob
hy: lot of straw hats for the Juveniles.
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Secure Home.
Persons looking for investment IN cheap property
that VIII pay iargely II 1t does not double within
year, should call On John Q. osbo-n, No: 1s3 East
Madison street. Room Z, who will sell this week large
dale the Ogden avenue drive gravel road. Price
from $3.50 10 $500 monthly payments Of SO. Secure
home ut once.
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Graham

merchant tailor, No. 10 Clark street. gets up nice,
stylish Scotch tweed suit for $35 diagonaa Tor $45,
and dress suit for s5o-al from latest patterns trimmed
extra durable, and guaranteed TO 1T. Seeing, u be-
uevin9." Give him call <.
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Paper-HauKtuEs,

31pVI~4Akk11BIuHHs
Allen Mackey, Monroe street, opposite the Palmer
House. choice collection Of pspeE-hangings, con-
Esting OF gilt bronzes, sahns, etc. Also assortment
American, and ut the lowest possible rates We invite
all who wanting goods In this line to give US call
and examine our stock Tbs beat workmen are
ployed md, under the supervision OF Mr. q. Towns
aend will executa promptly and we'll any orders left in
ther charge. New goods are still coming tn A lib
eral discount made to the trade.
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Business.

Business during the past week hriak at Potter,
King Co.'s, owing to the fact that they are Offering
extra Inducements in all kinds Of furniture, ut Nos
234, 285, and 2a8 Wabash avenue. Best goods Tor
bottom prices. A few more o1 thoss b1ack Wnlnut
1narble-top chamber suits at $50. :
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GEON-SHoOTlNG. =
Two close and exciting matches we're shot at
Dexter Park, yesterday afternoon, in the PRES
ence OF moderately Large number Of specta-
tors. The first was between Bogardus and John
Kleinman, for $50 SIDE. Fifty birds apiece
we're shot at under thu English rules. Bogar-
dus having twenty y-eight yards rise and Klein
man twenty-five. The betting, which was pretty
heavy, Was entirely in favor OF Klein
man at the start, as his opponent
usual occurrence With him. He managed to hill
forty-dye ont of the remaining. forty-seyen,
however, and won the match BY three birds,
Kleinman missing eight out of his fifty. The
twenty-one yards rise, ior $50 side, between
Abner Price and John K1einma1. The latter
won BY . score of Is to IL.
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The Latest Thing in Eats.
Parker Ti1ton, No. IS Clark street, opposite the
Court-House, haye introduced their GUNNER sty1e
beaverznixea dress hat the ughteat and most stylish
hat ever manufactured. +.
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Sale Poatponed.

The sale by auction Of house aud lot No, 681 Hub
bard street il postponed until nezt Saturday, Mny 81
at the time and place. particulars Of which will
bo found IN the auction column.
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pprar rn11nrr

The consumption Of that onee much-abuRed article
apapercoar,- been largely increased by the In
PRODUCTION Of thoae really nice collars the Warwick
and Elmwood- The most fasudtoua in personal ap-
pearanca need not heatate To- wear either Of these
collars. -
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he an excellent place in which to give the e1hi-
bitions, and it ought to be engaged il possible.
BASE BALI

49, BASE BALL.. -. =.
Several OF the gentlemen who were prominent-
ly connected with the original Chicago Base Bali
Club, and who admire the game for it's own sakc,
aud not for the money that may be made out OF
it, are engaged IN an effort to bring to this city,
during Jubilee week, Two OF the best clubs in the
East, and have them play championship and ex-
hihition games The Philadelphia club, which hes
already made splendid record, will certainly be
one OF them, as i is composed almost entirely OF
players who have been engaged in this city At
one time OF another. Tile other may. bo the
Boston, or Baltimore, or Atlantic, Of New York,
all Of which are crack organizations. It would
seem, however, that the Atlantic ia the best Of
the three, ns it has defeated the Philadelphla
Club this season in close and exciting game.
The only difficulty TINT the gentlemen appro-
hend will arise, if at all, in securing
Garden, on West Madison street, which
would be . very convenient place,
can BE- had, but it is deemed too small to accom-
modate the immense audiences that f1rst-class
second street ground, which was fitted up last
season, is still in good repair, having abundant
seating accommodations, and being surrounded
by high and substantial fence. It is hardly
probable that the owners Of the improvements
will offer any serious objections to their being
as they are in imminent danger OF rotting
away Of being chopped up for kindling- wood BY
the impecunious persons who reside in the
vicinity. The owner Of the ground fenced IN has
not Jet been approached, hut will be during the
present week. II lie does the fair thing, the
clubs will be sent for, and Chicago will haye q
repetition Of the exciting days Of 10 aud II.
There Is no financial risk in the venture as the
games will undoubtedly be iberally patronized.
The members Of the clubs to be invited know
n ~ ar6
Of the gentlemen who are managing the enter
prise will be given when the arrangements arc
completed. -
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Coins OF tho Commune,

r.. The Genuine Geyser Spring Water
Il drawn BY Buck h Rayner, at both theIr stores.
, 1873-05-25

Judge jameson's Courtroom, ut the new City
Hall, waa crowded all day yesterday to it's Mt
most capacity by those Of the legal fraternity
who we're an1ions to cast their votes for their
favorite candidates for Judges OF the Crc1it
Court There wera two tickets in the field, che
OF them containing all the names Of the present
Judges. The opposition ticket WAS the sane,
except that in place Of: :Erastus s. Williams tte
name Of Hiram Barber, Jr., was substituted,
The friends Of both these gentlemen left no
stone untu1ned to elect their candldate and both
iams' friends began to scratch every name on
the ticket except that of their favorite. The
polls were closed at o'clock; and shortly after
o'clock the vote was announced, j with the io1-.
loving reault: -, :. y.
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E1Cn SALE-CHEAP. CITY LOTS:
L. Chfcagorav., ne4r Hoyus- -st- i; 8, CO.,
Sess Narth:s!: s.ss 81 aas6oids s. Fs1f; 4o.
JaoksoQ-Et {lpts}, uc1r California -Av. 4&50.
CLAYTON and VanH Horn.Ets. lots $3.50 to $3.50.
M MAneola / aParkdr3;s: nortP ct Dtsiaon-st: sio s1o.
MeCornIcks factory Vicinity 500 TO $3.50.
EDMUND g. STILES, 90 Mndisan-at., corner pcxr-
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There we're 400 votes cast, Of which numbec IS
were single tickets for Williams, while not
single ticket was cast for Barber. Over hun
dred votes we're scattering, Of which A. 81. Ban
yon had 4, D: L. shorey I, 3. F. Aver 4, Mr.
Ra1num 10, Judge Cloudy 8, II F. Tu1ey IA, Mr.
Wilkinson 4, j. Rosenthal 2, Sam Aahton 8, and
many others vote each.
, 1873-05-25

T,OR SALEr~OHEAP RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS
lots in Henry Wfsners Muauknc-av. Addition, Pay
ments can be made menthiy. qnaFtesiy ox yearly Na
buying, pleass our osee .ad ne vii SHOW th3s
Rropezty QdlSe open sysnings rs South ClatA-st-.
, 1873-05-25

E10H SALE-A BROOM HOUSE, just FIN
RMa!k; M only s., $40; bargain. TRUEsDEIL BROWN,
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E1OH SALE-s45o-WE HAVE A FEW MORE OF
those high and dry lots located nsde Of the old city
ntt1, accessible by street and omnibus ne which
re offer Title perfect: Cali md 1t
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Ne,C Goods !!
NesC Goods /!

We have just received md are nov
w opening our splendid Stock O,
New Spring and Summer Goods; which
embraces every variety Of
Cloths. Csssime-es.
Vestings. Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Cans,
LADIES FANCY DRESS GOODS:
Caiic.es, Delaines.
Alnacss. Fianseis;
ker>eys, Domestic Good.
Br"wn aud Ladies' Skirts,
Blesehed Helps,
Muslibs, Hose,
Balnorals, etc, etc.
Also heavy STOCK of GROCERIES
Of ali kinds. to which attention is called 4.
We invit" inspection of our stock o
MILLINERY GOODS, having paid par
ticu!ir attention to tue selection of chi.
part Of our stock.
We direct particular attention to our
stock of fine CASSIMERES, which we
have selected Nth grea, cars. In this
connection We have employed the servi-
ces OF competent Tailor. Persons wish
ing clothing made 10 order can be thus
accommodated.
We invite a call before purchasing
elsewhere.
greenwich l. FENWICK.
May 8, 1S73-tf.
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Candidates.
For State Senator.

Messrs. Editors-Piease aknosnte Captain
RANDOLPH JONES. Of 81. lnigces district,
as the Republican Candidate FOR the State Sea-
ale.
Jan 50. 1879. K.
The frieuds Of Capt. ASA A. LAWRENCE,
believing that bis services win be useful 20 The
citizens Of 81. Msry's County IN the Seaats of
MARYLAND recommend him rs a candidate for
that position at the next election.
Legion.
Jan. 3eth, ls.3-te
FDr. JAS. Fl. MILES win coaseist to he d
candidate for the Senate be will be warmly
supported BY the Republicans Of
FEB 6, 1873. CAkriile District.
Mr. Edfor-As Their have hecn announced
several candidates for the Senate on Mar, land
vs. no seem To have Black Republican aiiinties,
be Kind enough - announce HENRY BIT
LER, bt the Factory district, as man true
and full in the Republican faith, not as one in
his o~u conceit.
Feb Is, 1873. Many Voters.
Mr. Eii'or-Please announce r. JOHN
son COTTON as Q candidate TO repre-
sent S, Mary's county in the Senate OF
Maryland a, the coming Fall election.
aud s1v he will receive warm supror; in
Chapti-" and Charlotte Hall Dists.
Feb q. 1873.
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Total, 12.OC0 Gifts, all Cash,
amounting 10 81 500 600
The distribution will be positive, whether all
the tickets are sold or not, and the 1900 gifts
al paid in proportion 90 the tickets sold-ali
unsold tickets being destroyed. as 1T the First
and second Concerts, and not represented In
the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $50: Halves S25; Tenths, or each
Coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets Tor $500;
22l Tickets for $1,000; ll3 Whole Tickets for
81, 900; 22T Whole Tickets for $1,000. No
discount on less than $500 worth of Tickets al
a time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gin
Concert, as well as the satisfaction given ~ he
First and Second, makes il only necessary to
annou nee the Fourth 10 insure the prompt sale
o. every Ticket. The Fourth Gilt Concert " III
be Conducted in all It's eeta'l; like the Third,
and full particulars MAG be Earned from circu-
lars, which will be sent free from this Office TO
all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders ac-
companied BY the money promptly filled. Lib
eral terms given TO those who buy 10 sell az ain.
THOS. e. BRAMLErTE.
Agent Publ. Libr. Ky, and Manager Gift
Concert, iuLlic Library Building,
Aug I, ls13--lms Louisiills. Ky
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Mr. Ed:tor-Aaueunce CHARLES
BUTLER % candidate fcr Cemm;ss;o.-
er>' Court a the eesa.ns election. and
say, thst he viii Be warmly Supported bv
the honest men Of 81 Iai.oe.' district.
n'reL .. 1878. Mauy Fri pd..
Capt JAMES NAY. Of s.. f.iroe.'
district. Ian honorary ne.ber of the
GRAND Army Of The hepablic,s Gen A
= Burnside. Comnaa 'er.in-chief,1 i
presented to the rioters Of he county for
Ccmmissin~t. ~
may s. 1878 R,;,r,.ss,.
JAMES J ALVEY, Of G. spsiso g.:
tire, IS snnounccd as a candidate hsr the
position OF County Commissioned =, The
ensuing election and will reccise al aatn.
est SUPP ort frcm the Tsx.rayers Of IN.
county ard voters generally.
june 5, 1879. PntH. i,,.r.s,
A. F. FENWICK; Of teonar town
district. is named rs a candidate or ,h,.
Commissioner Court a, the ens.;nr
election and will bs Supported by
'u'! ]f' 1915: Many Friends.
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WORLD RENow NEb NEW SINGER
Sewing Machine.

HNHE magnitude to which the Sewing
IL Machine business has grown is
only unsurpassed by the rivalry Of the
various competitors, few OF whom are ur-
familia- With the numerous articles re-
SUI ted to fer the COMMUNICATION and sale
Of he particular machine sou Oh, to be
sold. II the number Of Sales be any cri-
ierion Of the merits OF the difercn, ma
chimes, it caunot be denied that the Sing
er, owning to the porularity Of what is
known as the "Ncw Family" machine,
n surpasscs all Others. for the Singer
Company sold over 6fy-,wo thousand
more machines las, year an any other
Company in the world, ss Shown By re-
turns of the different Companies. will
visit around and repair all machines sold
by me free Of charge. Call and examine
or address
P. H. J. READMOND,
NJ, Gainesville. Md.
EIs Zines delivered and instrte-
,ions given for $1,000.
May 22, lS13-6m.
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FOR TIE LEGtsLATURE.

NJ ssrs Please announce DR.
WM H STONE as \ candidate to repre-
sen, S; Mayy's county III the House Of
Delegates OF Maryland a, the coming Fall
election. Democrat.
mach 6, 1878.
Mr.. Editor-You arc au,h,riIcd to an.
nounce THOMAS II. BOND, Of Patux-
ent District, Us candidate 'at the ersu-
ing election for a seat in the Lower
Branch Of the next General Assembly Of
| Maryland.
Aug IA, 1878. Oystermen.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. Edi,or-you are requested 20 announce
JAS. X. ALVEY as a candidate for the nex.
Sner,talty and you viii please say ths, he
VIII tie Warmly supported by the business in.
'eresi OF the county and by he
Jan 4, 1872. pr,r,,
". Ea,ter-Plcase announce Cap, BESJA
WIN POWELL, OF Lecnhrdtown district, rs
candidate FOR sheriff, and say tina, lie will
be generally and warmly supported by white
and colored voters of the
Jan so, 1873. Republican Party
Messrs. E,li'ors-Plcase announce r
NJ EDWARDS as 4 suitable candidate
for the next Sherifalty. aud say, tina, he
will be warmly supported by the voters
of s. Mary's county.
march q. 1873 The Peorle.
Mr. JOS o TAYLOR, Of St Inicoes'
district. is respectfully presented to the
voters Of St Mrgy's as the aartasksh Re.
publican edndidais for Sheriff
April 10. 1873 st Inigoes'
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SheriH's Sale
of
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue OF three writs Of Fieri
- Facias, issued out Of the Circui,
Court for ST. Mary's county, two at the
suit Of Jim b. Welch and Wiililm B.
Weleh. trading under the name AMI STYLE
OF John Il Wclch 4 Son. one ut the sui.
Of Il, ncd,ct Abel, agai, st tie good.
and chaitels, lands aud tenements Of
Charles Dent, and Charles Dent and Mar.
tha X Garner, executors OF John A Gar.
her. and also against the same p,r'ics,
admiu:st' a,ors d. b. n. of Edward Tub.
man. aud to me direct, d, I have seis ID
and taken in execution all the right, ii.
lie. interest. claim aud demand, ut Law
and in equity of tho said Charlie. d, ut,
and Charles Dent and Martha II Garner.
executors Of John A Garner, and the
fame parties. administrators d. b. q OF
Edward Tubman. in and to the follow.
ing real estate, To vi,
One tract or parcel o! land called
HOPEwEtL'S ADVENTURE aud
HOPEWEtL'B ADDITION
to ADVENTURE. containing
l2O acres,
more or l,ss
FOUR SQUARE 16 acres;
WELL CLOSE
BROTHERS. DREAD,
WELL CLOSE and
HAMMETTS BARGAIN,
HAMMER md CAP FOUND,
containing
GIG acres,
more or less. and containing in all
3j2 acres,
more or less.
Also, all the interest Of the above
name defendants in o tract Of land called
and known as
RENDERS
OR
PART RESURRECTION MANOR,
coutainin,
800 acres,
more or less.
The above named tracts of land. Ior by
whatever name the same may DO known
or call, d } ar" located in the scconi cleo
ton district Of St. Mary's county, Md.
And I hereby give notice. that on
Tuesday, the 9th day OF Sept.
1873,
nj the Court House door, Lconardtown,
between the hours Of IL o'clock, m. and
4 o'clock, p. M, l will expose to public
auction the above described real estate
so seized and taken in execution to the
hiyhes, bidder for eash-to satisfy said
dchts, interest and costs due aud to be-
come due thereon.
BENNETT r ABELT,,
Sheriff.
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