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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30
tl,t :famil!l C,irste.
In. john.

had come to the conclusion that he would
b. Il doctor. too. when he rot to be Il man :
for Johnny loved his father very much /:
and thought the things his father did were
Just the right things to do.
But Johnny Wa~ tired Of waiting to be :,
man. lie had waited 50 long u whole
week. in fact; for it WAS Il week before the.
morning OF which | am writing. and John
ny h;d come To the conclusion. and had
climbed upon hi> fathers knee and told him
his plan.
lie didn see Is he was ANY nearer being
a man for all this time. and Johnny wa,
discouraged. lie went trudminy along to
his fathers office, all bundled up in hi
tippc;. his warm mitten> and h> little tur
cap. but h. wasn't htppy 4 particle; al
though he WAS dragging Il pretty red Sled
after INN, and had twenty-five Gems in hi>
pocket. Il Iac>-knil,', and lots OF other
thing. lie WAS - tired Of banr called
" Johnny. and eating peanuts. and wait
ing to he t man, lie wanted to be DR..
john 1t once, and wear boots that wouI,I
stamp and squeak on the sidewalk. and
have folks come and ring the bal for him
in The middle of the night, ana race Their
hnr-c all into white foam around the
mouth to carry him somewhere.
Johnny Went into hi~ lI,h,r> Oil e and
al down to warm ii> fingers. lIi~ father
va, oAt, but Morris. the boy, wa in thc
back Rom.
- can pI'| am 4 DOCTOR any now
>aid Johnny. alter Ii" had looked INFO the
lire awhile. and hi face frightened ~ he
unWounI hi, tipprt and threw Ms cap and
m.ttcn~ on the floor. II" pushed nix i,til-
CT black m'rart"-r'lNllI' meet en- 'Ir t" tht
U''Ir- amt CHmh' INTO H. crossed one l''--5
"N'F.'h' other. ana !trIi'- i 2I''' news
l'prf' glanced "N"' Il III i 49, ''"'' ii'>'
WHY.
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GOO. anu 'h' o'"I VA, |l "'.' N''| >,'ii'
.'i'i Ii'i'r -iII IL .'"' = 'l'."N N'@,' '"HA'
H. she WIS @iiiF'.,il- WIN III, '''', ;"i''
l4''.' were tar on y I ''''' ANA Ii'' ~ o.
''"t' I'i iEtlIH N"r H'"'"1 "' "I' "'.''-
arm 80 ~,"P?'" - Ire I''- ~! / I''i,. 81
'f'"HI t.il She met ! '''"HH 'H'~ over '''
top u ihr p'l'',
want Ili 60 S'' >'.''' II III -
M. ,.,
Johnny l'' Gown 5-' l''l'' 'i.' ''2N ~
II IL + nv Wa ~'.' II = - ''''''
lhIa- II. WASH '''.','l 81 I''I i f'''''' IT, -
he roHGHr'' .'Nd 7''',,' ,..
e. ma ann, zoe 10! ~
e. my Nl'>' - NI'i' " =" ''''' .''' /
my mo'A'r ~t-d - nay il.!l ! Il .''n 'A.ii-
on l.. / tie - nom
NJ. he am l. ~ti J"AAn>. !. /
am. a'td tA'l II ''r J rs -''d. ann I'f-
J"hn
ON ~.''' the MIKE @.'!' .'H S.l'' look
rd l;1'd ~ lli' h'" '"i- 40 '''':
" Ii3N oUV You NlIdI!! Ill. i"I Il.'t 'f'lh-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30


NI"lHN" l E>ir>;-ActordIn@ to a writer
III l"r o'""t|H "''|f!t"'"' a cool cellar Is
?''9' ioi sto.l,l2 '''rl!lS. nave lftd them
il''HG cons i''ei;''iv III me criLtf. he says.
ana SIN ne Hil Fl-ht III inc spring lof
lee! or seed, IN selecting for seed my eN-
P'ilthIt i lh't the lar9t ones are not the
'p>'' l seIPct 'ilo~e CT thr sue OF ttarup
Vi >tu''f' OF "h'i' "o''ld mere be called Il
7o"' '"ih!p l"r ile t''pie or market
Any 'i'iit carry III 'ht >pf'h@' or ~ soon
- 'iI' iouuu Is III 10 hthuIc, MAKE ii mel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30

Colts mty be taught to eat Il little meal
or bran, anl to be handled freely. The
gentIcs, possible treatment should be given
TO all young stock this season, and careful
attention,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30
MONTPELIER 4 WELLS RIVER II. X.
CT 4 v Il T. q + + " T..
MOND Y, j L l. y 21th. : . g.
PaSscnger Train, uW run IS foIlo">:
TRAINS GOING EAST.

MAIL TRAIN leaves Nontp+Icr At a I'm. la-t
NuntIelier U3 a. Pialnf-ld - m. Mar-liilrd
g am Peabody station % a ''r'f"n - Il n.
south RSe-rate 80 Bpltuuville - i IN Arrives
in Wells River Q - a
EXPRESS A<p PAS>F~GER leaves y 1i-rt ii.r 10 y
East MnntItlier 81 pm. FiaI.! II pm. Marsh
field - Pm. Peabody Station - IN Or . 80
pm South KyeZatt Is pm Arrives III Ncl> River
at 3 - y
MINED TRA1~ leaves Nnntp.-r - l.r:i.. iS v mt
peicr prn Plalnfeli - Nar~!itield' sos Ia
Peabody Station % pm. Gr'tnH % y m. south X
pm. RJltouyIlle eo- III Arrives III Wells
Il. r:fs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30
nR. PLUMLEY'S METHOD
o. TREATING
CHRONIC DISEASES BY THE URINE

clean fnurolncc bottle of the first morning passage
with PATIENTS and Will enable me treat the
case successfully. Specimens sent by express, pre-
paid with fee OF ST. Will be examined, and the result
the patient by mail Those who have failed to
relief from their family physicians, and the supposed
incurahe. most solicited.
Heart, Liver, and Kidney Affections, Female Weak
ness the Reproductive Organs sex
early or late in life, cured.
Send for a Circular.
Il. II. PLUMLEY, NJ. d.
PtO. Box. 40
ESD MONTPELIER. VT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30

l. X. SMITH 4 son.
BAKERS IND CONFECTIONERS
WItITE.EINER il Notion. Vt

The celebrated HanoV and other Crac kers endless
varieties freshly manufactured from the best material
.nI S'nt promptly to all parts of the country 10y freight
express Graham Waters. &c. Ginger and Lemon
Snaps. E-- biscuits fresh baked constantly hand
and furnished to order.
Confectionery IN al its rurietieS
tnuta urel from procured directly of the best
reiIlCrS OF New York and XcCled for
and TicaSlntneSS of flavor.
MEAD SYKUPS. PEANUTS. CIGARS, &C..
AT all times. and orders for them will he filled
promptly and to the entire satisfaction of purchasers
The sem n member of the firm has had thirty
practical experience i'll this business IT
before removing from Hanover in ISL. and the Junior
PARTNER has for many been engaged in selling
He goods. filling orders &c and knows the Importance
of prnmtu'Ss and dispatch i'll meeting, the wants
their customers With their increased facilities
White River Junction. embracing all the modern i'm
'ntS in their trade. large scale, and the
with viii II goods can hc supplied to all points the
firm prepared to give their patrons the best of
goods at unable prices and at the shortest notice
- Goods delivered 10y freight express free Of
clar-". and no extra charge for barrels and boxes
T.Ht
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
REM ovAL
D. D E w E Y
has removed to his
NEW STORE ON STATE STREET.
door East former place of business where ne Will
continue the Manufacture OF
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARES.
Also keep constantly on hand,
1T WHOLESALE And RETAIL.
afull line of
BRITANNIA and WOODEN WARES
SILVER PLATED WARES.
TABLE CUTLERY,
KEROSENE OIL,
MATCHES. &c, &c.
Alare stock of Kerosene Goods including large va
riety Of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS.
and the celebrated
GERNAN STUDENT LAMP.
tubular LANTERNS,
,n,,- 81. l,,.,rn Tor blrnin, Kerosene Oil. Ais
THE HOME LIGHT OIL.
which for sItty Cleanliness and BrIlliancy of Ligh
has I lldI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30
RRYANT h STRATTON SCHO0!.

BOSTON, MISS
COMMERCIAL.
-Course OF Study PRE- aratcry business.
The studies embraced i'll the Iial Of the school and
designed for thosa pupils who have acquired good
knowledge of the Eelno ntary English Branches are
BOOB KEEPING
by Single and Douhlr Entry
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC
designed for Practical AII Ii, atom business
COMMERCIAL. WRITING.
with Srecia Reference to Ie-iblity and iai iity.j
COMMERCIAL LAW.
(Relatns Negotiable paper. Contracts Instrrrshir
etc. etc
All of which especially necessary for and adapted t
Commercial purposes
Those desiring to accom- lizl than the I,rso
included IN the above studies select any or all OF
the following studies. viz: READING. NIIING SrEEL
ING, GRAMMAR and ARITHMETIC and pursue tin III
associate studies or separately
Pupils desiring other studies than above named may
select any all of the COMMON F>GII*H rtIIIs ana
COMMERCIAL STUDIES
PUPILS received at any time il there va,-.nces
Prospectus and Circular OF the school post The
school is located at 36s Washington ST.! cation
previous to the fire OF May 80, 1873
HOURS. 9tos. CLoAED SATURDAYS.
VACATION DURING JULY AND AUGUST.
Appl cation for admission September may he made
enr only, build closed. August Eth till Septem
the princl be in attedannee daily
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30

FARMING EAST AND WEST.-A cores
pondent of the Massachusetts Plougy1nan
sums up the difference between farming IN
the East and West as follows:
The Western farmer, on his cheap but
fertile land. will raise wheat and corn,
beef and pork and fruit with less capital
and less cost of labor, than you can in
New England. But the Western farmer
has Il great many trials and drawbacks.
He is often remote from I'LL the comforts OF
civilized life. In a country that is splrsclv
populated, he is sometimes without mar
hct for his produce. He at times struggles
with poverty and sickness, and his Elmily
are sometimes beyond the reach of schools
and churches There are many exception
I'll cases. | have known corn consumed for
fuel. have myself seen L wheat crop en-
tirclv consumed by the cost of thrc> hing
il. have known corn abandoned to the
tenant because its value in market was not
equal to the cost OF trans portation. | have
seen whole fields of corn and wheat stand
ing through the winter unhlrycsted, either
because lis value was not equal to the cost
of harvesting, OF because IF sickness OF
impo>sibilitv of procuring labor
On the other hand have known cases
where the net profits of the first crop OF
wheat paid the purchase money of the
land. have again seen wheat sell for
twenty-five cents per bu>hel, and flour for
three dollars per barrel, and cured bacon
in the hands of the merchant ut two-and-l-
half cents per pound. OF course the pro-
lnccr lost his labor. And again. have
known wheat produced ut the Fate of thir-
u bushels to the acre. selling at Il net prot
it of two dollars per bu>hel. Many Il poor
farmer. on the contrary, | have known to
be sold out under Il mortea"cd foreclosure
for purchase money, and | have seen the
largest farmer in the Western states 90 in
to bankruptcy. There is no sort of doubt
that the fluctuations of fortune are much
greater among the farming population of
the West, than among the same class in
New England.
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cox NTCTIUN>

Al Montpelier with trains over tr1fral N,rnont
Railroad At Ilani.id With Ntaee> in'~'iaHs hlrS-
DAYS and SATURDAYS North N.lit i.eI.~ AZ Calais
south WnodhurN. Woodbury. t-lit'r ard Hal'l"1,k
Narshfeld with sta-c- Toy ~ 1T and Nal'i.r tI' II =
station on Portland and p-l-lI>fUrg Hallway y
Wells River with trans over trIec1t.tN iasSlinl-
sic: aud Boston, & uc,ra NJ TT, al " ~. NJ an
talrs Il Mount Westminster Branch EaIl i. Ids.
- For further urlul-l iron
JANIS G FRENCH. N,>ADIE-
No.l-leli.r Vi. July -. -
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GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS!
WALTON'S VERMONT EEGISTFR

WALTON'S VERMONT REGISTFR.
Containing the lno>t ccInIlcte and ,a!i:l. H,.r,.
Il Fl. IS h II Z & r q Il J
c,.IrubIl.i.. Is .-ov =. Il: $500.
Parties desiring mere COPIES WI! secure u
from the trSt ly sending tLelr orders al ~
The price viii l. Sic st year aii vi.
prce list hc had 10y dealers III all ID ail'n S-
cory, by mail. - cents
The SAM. publishers Annual k'lSter ali
Business Direct. ~ Tor Ney Tam lr" IA II aa4
General pan the above nc. ~ man = .i.is
When the latter J. ready both VII 10 81, N one 40
Send The exact TIC IL a'h cast am
Tt-t exl4ct change To- le returned Adir'sS
CLAkENONT MANUfA'II kINGto,
ClareincE.. y ii
iIEA MAT kINS.
AAr, us and Patriot store NortIt III. VI. =
fishers, Jol.Linr Agent Tor WasLli gt>n 'I1,r.
Iamoi.e Counties. f
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TRAINS GOING WEST.

fxrEt>~ ,>n P,>22ENGfE TRAIN leave, WI. Ei1.r
10 10 a m BotunNille 10 ~ South Rle-at- lo4
am tirut"u II 90 am. Pealriy Station II ~ II
Marshfi-d II = Flaint-li II > IN: at NJ"
pepr Il y IN. Arrives Nunt cli'r AZ l. - y III
MAIL TRN> leaves Wells River - m. Il H. n#ile
II i m South ENtgatr - m. Grntt'n 40 y M
Peabody station m. Mars.Iii, II i I'm. Plain
field p pm. East NoItl ell"r 81 IlH Arrives II
Nortuelltr 4 6uj
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-23
del6-WFM&ds
DYB.H. WARMER

pY b. H. WARNER.
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and Fsts.N.W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE sUBUR-
BAN PROPERTY IN :WAsHINGT0N, GOUN-
ISD + The e. FARMS OF chPr g. z. PhT-
TERSONS AND THE LATE BENJAMIN l.
AND Ohio RAiLEoAD. AT5AUCTTON.
A. b. ISL, to Daniel L. Eaton and, myself duly
recordedin Liber No. GAL folio 30, one Of the aal
Coiamb and az s Or
thereby, will sell a.: AUCTION, in front of the
O'Clock p: M. all that certain piece I'd parcel Of
ground ,iesa1e, lying and bsing In the county Of
metes and bounds, u Wit: Beginning aI tho Stone
30 = pianLSa az te e0TnSF Of tnaS ~
Oyster called ssfrIniiad, and running thence
peTches, more. or less, with oysters line, that
runs to Stone No. S, to thu west line, condemned
tS2yt1 degrees east one hundred and seyentsen tIi
peIches and seVeR,'CO lin with sand condemned
this and part Of a lot SwHei BY Edward wIcE;
thence with said line fence north twentythrce CSsl
degrees hundred and thirteen (llS) perches and
ftI een(l5) Links to.a locust tree standing q the
sou slxty-fye and \ quarter $50 degrees west,
forty eight (iSh percheS and seven a. links, more
less. TO the division line separating this land
from the. IaRd formerly held by SIR. Derrlnger;
thence with said line and continuation OF the
containing sixty-four (6D acres one (IJ rood and
twenty-niue.(2sl perchgs, more or less, excepting
one Mangum. by, Benjamin /. FenWick, in deel
dared September o. 1864.
Terms g., 90, with interest at ten psF cent. per
annnm from June ), ISL. to day Ofsale, and eX-
pfnses of sale in cash, and the balance at six and
Twelve months, with Interest from day Of sale,
cured by a deCdDf trust the property sold; 80
as deposit Will be required at time OF sale. All
cOnYeyancing at pense of purchaser. If terms
of sale are not compiled with in ten days from day
Of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at thes-Tisk and cost Of the defaulting
pun clIaser1after ten days advertisement.
GEORGE W. STICkNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
j. T. COLlOW ELL.
decs-TuThS&ds Salesman.
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DYE. HI WARRBR,

ID II B. Hg -NAHEBEfs-
ID ReEFEstateBrOksra and AuettsEesr,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and'F sts.R-W
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND ON ROCK CREEK. IN THE CUUN-
TH ~ WASAI%GFON, DISTRICT OF Gu
By VIRTUE ofra deed of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
in Li6er No. 6Ij folio 500 one Of the land records
for Washington county, in the Dist sict OF Column
Twill sell at public auction II font OF thepremiyes
on WEDNESDAY,, January - 1s7j, Al 4 O'Clock p
ing in the District of COiumbia, and dPscTibeds as
fo0Ws: Beginning at bonadediTht oaS tse s
standing in theeast southeast line of tract fland
called 'Clown's Course ~ the west side of Rock
Greek, and ruRning- thence west northwest 30
perChes; 1hence south 50 degrees west 100 perchcs;
south 80 degrees east 7I1l percaes; thence south
d. grees west M pnrches thence sOHthfST degrees
perches: thence South 81 degrees east a perehes
thence with straight line to the place Of begin
Also. the following piece or parcel of land called
rrBarnaby'm beginning -for the same At q sIoue az
tract of land called Clowns Course ami run
tract ofiand called S'Tom's Last Shin, or sPSor
Toms Last Shift;' thence with the first line of the
pCrchCs: thence north 81 degrees east 2I5 perches
10 the fifth line Of ''COWR's COuTss;' thence with
s taS aSSs osSI
Also, piece OF land 90 feet wide -unning. the
SHIFT for private or public roai the whole COZ
tanning two hundred acres, more sless, together
POuse and the usual O1t-buildiEss- A, pOrtiOu,Of
this tract is in good state of cultivation and the
remainder well tImheTed ami watPred.
Terms: Ss, 900, with interest at 10 per cent. per
annum frOmtD december IS 1873 to day of sale and eN
penses Of sale in cash, and the balance at six
twelve months, for which the notes of the. pur-
chaser, beartng interest from the day of safe aud
secured by deed OF trust on the proserty sold,
will be taken. deposit of 800 will be required Of
the purchaser at the time Ofsae, and all conveyance
ing at the expense of the purchaser.
If the terms of sale not complied with in seven
days tie trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and OF the defaultiAg pur
chaser after five days advertisements
GEORGE W. STICKNEY,
SURVIVING Trustee.
j. 7. COLDW ELL,
deI6-wFM&ds- Salesman.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of 4 writ Of fers 1deias, issued out OF
the CLERKS ONCE OF The Supreme Court II tie Dis
trict of COLOMBIA, and to drecte :, Will seal At
puhIc sale trr casa, in front OF the nuFt- house
door Of sad District, on MONDAY, Ia 18th day
Of DecePFcr, 1874, at y O'Clock M, the follow
iBg-tes bed pre- per ty viz. the snntA 2Ja ieet on
Fin SIett by LIS feet deep OF lot No. y in Iutre
Nos 2, in Nh rurn's subdlyi don OF SID -uare IN
tfS citY of Waghin gton, ID. O.. togeth with a.!
md singular the improvements tht reon seized an !
la fed upon as the pro- city OF Henry Hasou, and
viii be sold TO satisiy execution No, esls IN FAVOR
OfSamuel S0rment. ALIEN, slAtf.
U. 5. Marshal, District OF Columbia;
IIDRCENDER e 1874, deci;d
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IlK WASH. h. WILLIAMS, Aue6'r,
lDs Snccessnr to Liraen q MIllInnls-

TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE OF GROUND
BOUNDED BY NORTH X AND BOUNDARY
STREETS AND TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS,EAsT, BEING SQUARE No. 9J5, AT
AUCTION.
BY viTtne OF a deed OF trust, dated the 2Ith day
of February, A. ID. 1870, and duly ree1rdei in
LIber No. 603, to'io 81 one Of she land ree3rdS Tor
Washington. county, in tine District Of Columbia.
and by direction OF the party, secured thereby, 1
shall sell at public auction, In IF mt OF the prem
Uses, on MONDAY, the 2Sth dAF Of Deesmhe A.
u. 1874, at clock p. m, ell that plgee or parcel
Of land or ground situate, lying aad being In the
city and county OF Washington, In the District Of
Columbia, known and designated OIL the ground
plat plans Of said city all OF square numbered
nine hundred and hfty-siS, (S56,) with the i'm
prOEemsnts thereon, consisting OF dwelling
house. also. good slaughter house.
The above property offers . rare chance Tor IN
y8stment. -
TeTmsOf sale: One fourth in cash, of which 800
must be paid the sale; the deft rred payments TO
be made in one two and three years, with interest
at the rate Of six per cent per annum nom day OF
sale, and to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold; the termSOf sale 70 be fully complied
with within sew en- days ARR day Of sale, OtneE-
wise the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk apd cost OF default n & pDr-
chaser, All cOnyeynpeing al IRE purchasers cost.
THOMAS WEAVER, Trustee.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
dRl6-d AuCtiOnca=-
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LEWIS CBEPHASE. Trustees.
del4-d&ds LATlMRR q CLEARY, Aucts.
DY DUNCANSON BROS. AuetIOneers,
ID Southeast corner of Ninth and D streets north


TRUSTEES SALE OE VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE On STREE NORTHWEST.
Under and VIRTUE OF q certain deed Of trlSt to
the undersigned trustee, bearing date on the 18th
Of August, A. d. 1871, and duly recorded in Llber
No, Isl, folio 4g ct seq, one Of the land records or
W ashinPt ton county, District of Colombia. and by
the direction of the parties thereby secured sh I'll
offer for sale at public auction, tn premises
MONDAY, the 18th day Of December, l7I, at
clock p. m, all those ceT1ln pieces parcels Of
ground situate, lying and being In " ashiGgton
city, in said District, and known, designated and
described on the ground plan Of said city lots
numl cred fftyone, C5I felytwo, C52 dfty three,
(52, hfty four. (54 ftyhVe (55 ifGy-slN, (5i)
hry-seyen (57( aud fifIy-elght 90 of Mayhew's
subdivision OF original lots numbered on. (I,)
two, t2,) three, (3,) four tD and twenty, 90 in
square numbered two hundred and four, (2)4,) with
the I'm pTOvementS thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance In two
equal instAlmeTts of six and twelve months, for
which the notes OF the purchaser. beIrng interest
at eight per cent. per annum, and secured by deed
of trust upon the prot erty 50 d, viii be tIken.
Fifty dOllarg upOu Zach lot must be paid al the
time of sale or the trustee the right to
sell Immediately. II the terms of sale are not com
piled with in five days from the day Of sIle The
trustee the right to resell at the risk and
cost of the defaultiDg purchaser. Couyeyancing
- P''' JOSEPH H BLACKFAN. Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers.
dpe14-M. WGF' TSfaF-TU .ThGS1
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FROM WASHINGTON G JiTzi - -''''
500 Ia. m. Baltimore and Way Stations
200 m. Baltimore, Annapolis, and WAY Sta
7:5 8, m. Baltimore and Relay.
@ a. m. New York. ' PRsdephIa Boston R,,
s:1Oa. m Chicago, 81, Louis, Louisville. Cincin-
burg, Ere erlck. HaEerstJwn, Rock
vile, Ger mantOwn, BarnesvilIe. Staun-
i. ParlOr cars, Dinner At CGm6ar. r:
s:l5 a. ,zoint or Rocks and way Stations.
1870 m; Baltimore and Relay.
100 p. m. rsE, York, Philadelphia, Boston, Nor
sp M s6rt, La2Pe a RhR Relay az Relay
S:4Op. IN. Fl ter,ck, Point Of Rock and Way
S'i5p m. Bal.-nOre, Annapolis; Frederick, and
$50 p. m. Baltimore and Way stations.
S CHESTER ana RRa Way Stations Via Metro
500 p. m. Baltimore and RELAY.
6IOp. m, Daily ey" pit Saturday, Chicago, st.
Louis, Louisville; CinCln matt, Column
bus, s&ndugky: Rockville. Pullman
S SG0 p. m. Baltimore and W.y Stations:
H. Fts a4mnEE RPT Point Roc @arsngs
o.oo, - burg, Cumberland Pullman cars.
, S:S5 o. m Baltimore AMI Way Stations.
L34Vp. m, Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati and
u.,., SUNDAY TRAINS.
and u D. m. " Nv S'A' Wv
For Baltimore and Relay. 7:25 aud 7:85 a.
kMest-S:IO q. m, $50 and Il:4Jp. m.
Pittsburg-S:5O D. m.
ton. -
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington-5:OO,
6: $50 :30 500, lois; a. m. Y m; 2S1 $3.50 4:O,
4:2f, 4:T, $3.50, $50, 9:3n, sE0:l5, lO:3, p m.
sunday trains from BaItimOre-j:OO, G:35, sos
For further Inform Information spply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
4S5 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will be taken
in the city THOS. X. SHARP,
=, 49, Master Of Transportation.
GEO. S. kOONTZ. General Agent. je3O-tf