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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
DYE. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. ~ Seventh street, between G and H streets.

pYR. H. WARNER,
No. - seventh street, between g and h streets.
TRgsTEEs, sALE9T 4 fogR;sToEYPEEssED
81 Sl EAsT eA zfEtSI sTREETs ~ xueTIoN.
o.. Was s eSaS
District OF Columbia ana By direction Of the party
q assss VI. 'f
st the 81
e VT: Lot aumbered seven, q, Jim ersnt,s subdi-
r:cn Or sanai. nIm1eled even ess
~ 9.P.o Of rec abe
an. and
tventI, .ilei soesthsr VIII tse i@proys%snss,
Z ass e:
bloch. and 70 Arseeiass resdence in every respect,
~. ees aa
Is
ssis A4sopyey.nsing 9 &c s!psn:s Of he P H5s,
s me s h 81. 81 s AND sEs sa ss T.
some one Or more psbli'hed In the city
S SSaS + s ;;!sAf9}5aRRsrr, }r''''.'.
nov1pso&ds tstar1 ... 20
EEHE ABOVE SALE = rosrPoNED UN;
y IT ssss ::'
9gss
$SSSz # ssns II s':s
ds,s-a4as ts. sE11D"Shh' S''S'"'''
@IHE ABOVE SALE y POSTPONED IN
...s... sSES#sta: J.,:.s.s
RY b. II. WARNER, .F5s'
ID Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer;,
NO. - Seventh street. between . ana d.
TIE V sE sfS 81 ssHTf
DETWEIM H AND ssrREfTs NORTHWEST,
81 yirtSe Of : desd Of trns.. dated May 5, A. D.
x: saS q x. q e.s
3: =, a shss eses y parcel ef ground ass..s II
washinaton city D. e.: end hsowS = lot thirty.
sseaS :sd sss ''
=: sssSS. .sss1sd y ga y s:s:s :. n ~,
terms q re sIs -. so@gied VIII within seven
lie and cost the defsultins purchaser, after
SESESsE v. s HIgs Trustees. Ia
a.,o.ruTss.a, >: T. ooLDT y.is.s.n.
rrHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uN.
81 sTItkHkY 81" sr 1U
,..-xwIxs. y.E. coiSWELL. s.le.m.a.
RY .. n. WARNED, 1..E %
10. n ssvsaiS ssrsss, 6ssvssa g and H ssrests.
r5ysy5|EEs s4Ls q x4IY sA4Y Eso; s'RTH
s4s 18TH aAsf HEb 5FF4H aSkS StffEsA
AxENTE, AND on sIxTA STREET last,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

A6THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UN.
TT WEDNESDAY,; J.nusry e. ~ same hour and
JONATHAN BIGELOW, Ifa1'ss''
jan1aTuThS&ds j. r. COLDwELL, Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

DY LATIMER e CLEARY.
- Auctioncers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Elev.
enth street, star Once building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15
SGas Y k1 sAf42GaRRkrr, }rr''''.'

7 ArTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
til THURSDAY, December Is, ls1a, same hour and
place. S SGHS X ~ Ht SyT9ieeRRkEY Trustees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

ANTHE ABOvEsALE rs POeTPONEDUNTu
FRIDAY, Janu1IyA 1es4 same hour and place.
GEoRGE ". sTiCKNKY, rrustees.
J. Z: COLDWELL, Salesman.
Alo-A&da f8taP.1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

nERMAN AMERICANSAvIN BANK
" NO. Sis SEVENTH STREET,
In, crest psid on deposits.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-15

Robes and Mats, Horse Covers, &C., &c. Re-
pairing done with ncxtness and dispatch. q
HORSE.SHOERS. Il 'A.4-'
III DORIAN, X St.. bet. 9Th and 10th, and 1sa1 st.
Horses shod according to natural shape Of foot.
HOTELS.
EssIT1 HOUSE. c. G willard. F and 18th st.
6iaces: MOI central locality in ne city; Inssn:
Cars to and from all the Dcpots, Pubiic Build
WoRMIEY's HOTEL, corner and 18th streets.
HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES.
rs i'm STREET, rs:s ossd
frices do1n .eR eR%e,aDer the pisce e." '''.'.
JOHN OGDEN, 81 TN ST., near Pa. ave-. Useful
Housekeeping articles at low prices,
INSURANCE OFFICES.
NATIONAL MErRoPoLITAN FIRE INSURANCE. CO.
Of the District Of Columbia, sos,s Penna. ave.,
THE aIIseToN FIFE INSURANCE. Co., Ia g
street y. W., near 18Th street S,,d,,. %, ..,...
INSTRUMENT MAKERS.
C.F1scHER, Surg. Instruments, Trusses, "a nh 1t.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Ell. KLoPFER, eo2 La. ave. Also, Notary Pubic.
LADIES' DRESS TBIMMINGS.
LOVES. 81 Market Space, aud 80 Penna. svenne
LAUNDRIES.
a. W. KIRK & Co., rs 10th 81, bet. G aud La. ~.
LITHOERAPlIERS.
NonKIs PErkRs, Sc IA. ave-, near ~ It. rhe-
J. C. EHTwIsriBk Co., cor, 7th q. md La. ave.
LIVERY STABLES. Es,-,.sg ;5s-s
KEYEs q Co., cor. 18th and SITS. Close cariagee
for wedding calls and receptions: Boarding ard
ALLISON NAILOR, JR., south side Pa. ave-, near
ah & 1pR les ST. opp. a.son
IUMBER YARD1. tx
NArn,G a TUcrTr 18TH street and Ohio ayenus
N W., Dealer in al kinds Of Lumber. plain
and dressed. ..-s'-.I -
MARBLE WORK0. -.
e Works, isf7 Z st., pear Republican building.
OxvLiN Co., (cf N. r., IlW st., near ilth. 2,
coITINs' MIX Axp PnoDucs Houss, - Nh q
!, vvArE:ils. >"~- -1sd
PALMER GREEN, cor. Gay and Green sls., George
town; sods Wafer iAssesl Fountains specially.
, 1874-02-05
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

IlOH EALE-A, MARBLE.T0p. CHAMBER SET,
with Lounges chAlEt and Htusssfs carp0ti At great
bargain. Apply at sba West Washtuvtou.st.
WANTED-TQ PUIlul1AsE-lso YARDS or SEQ
~ na;hand t!rusasss oRspeki must bs naAIly nov;
cash paid. Inquire to-day, II W. II. WALKER, hv.
eEGtt Hpug0, flB W0lk Madl1on.lt.
, 1874-02-05
BILLS THE LEGISLATURE: MIGHT PASS

"a tbs Editor af Tho Chicago Tribune:
SIN: The following are bila that tho LegiHla-
>kure might pass: ''s-
A bill authorizing and requiring Recorders Of
counties to keep thoir books 80 iude1cd a. to
enable thom, on worry short notice, and tor a
moderate fee, to furnish abstracts, or ut loaRt
memoranda, OF all tho transfors relating to
given piece Of property.
A bill prohibiting, except in special cases, the
confinement Of witnesses but requiring them.
when necessary, to give bond for their attend
Rnce or to give their Testimony In writing. undor
oath, and In presence OF tho accused or his at-
toruey. It is q ba1bariam bordering upon crimo
70 impriaon the man who has accidentally and
fnnoccntiy Witnessed transaction in which he
has no personal Inherent. Persons arc
Dftea deferred from reporting or testify
Ing to I crime which has como under
their observation, lost the very aot which should
rebound to their honor and reward should sub
jeot them to incarceration in a folon'a cell.
Criminals arc lot out on asravbail, wlilo tho In
nocent witnoaseb Of their crimes arc punished by
imprisonment
4 bill to establish one or moro Reform Schools
In each county Of the state,-tho scholars or In.
sge s se1, X Ind claractor. With compulsory W edu. H.
cation, more naform Schools will be needed na
auxiliaries. Give us moro Reform Schools and
bill authorizing Managers of poor-Houaes
and Apylums to r!aco certain inmates IN such
families ~ will take care OF thom for moderate
compensation. This system works we'll In
Europe, and deserves d trial in this country.
A bill to tax all chutch-proporty not potually
nsed, or to be used within tho year for church
purposes; or, better still to tax gil property OK
cept that owned by tho State and United statea,
4 Bill prohibiting the aa!o OF lands for taxes
by counties and large cities. Tax-cortfacates to
each piece OF real eatate to be made out aud
dated back to timo OF assessment, and regarded
as mortgago-liona upon the land until redeemed
or Cancelled by tho owner Of tue land. TAeso
Nen-cort!Acatcs to draw "a to 18 Dor cont, and
be used. when neelad, by tho city or county
owning them. ~ securities on which to borrow
money. A city or county could easily borrow,
on such perpetual llon-socurlty, ell the money It
uoodod at low interest, and, while saving land
owners from tho extortion OF tax-bnyors, would
mako tho margin Of interest botwoen what 1t
paid and received source Of profit Provide
that no transfer should be valid Of record until
tho tax then due upon tue land transferred had
been psid, and ts1ss would be more promptly
paid. M. G. B.
, 1874-02-05
back cart Of old At 100 In Rtoro. Oats neglected.
3ys neglected. Barley scAres Anh qsist.



kaok carf OF old at 100 In Rtorc Oats neglected.
8yc neglected. Barley scArcs Ant qsiist.
CINCINNATI.
CtFo1NNATr Feb. 4.-CorroN-Dull At 1870.
DnEApsIuFrs-four nrm family, $70o47.3S.
Whoat dul and nominal n $l.A5@l.60. Corn duh as
eG90c. Oats quIot Mt 45Gehlc. Kyc hrn At 0a07Dtc.
barley Arm No. spring, $l.T0@l 80; No. &i.so3
LOO.
rnov1s1oNs- dnll and nominal at s5,
Lard stcady; aseam, 1-1Gespho,; koitle, 9Ac. nuk
Bt@84c ali fully cured and loosa. BACON steady
shoulders T4c; Clear rib, 8ko; tlpar, 0tdc.
Hoaa-Flrm; light, s5.60GsG.00; heavy, $0.oo96.2oi
foceirte, 1, 4,CN4; shipments, 1866.
WH1a1T--etrong 1T 80c+ 49,
LOUISVILLE.
Ioutsv1LLE, Fob: 4.-CorToN-Qnlcts at l6c.
DnEADsruFEs-Elour aud wheat quiet una "n-
changed.
ea166o; bulk shoulders, Gtlo clear rib, 9h@B!lo;
cear a':@sNc Daeoshnnefa u 7}}99Hc' fsr flHaf
ir1o ~ gso sssm' ssas' o. sA@''' LIAM" '0
Wn1sKr-g5kc, -
hIIIWAUtEE. .,,..--.-..,.,
" MILWAUKEE, Feb. a.-DnEApsrurtE-Ilour quiet
arttl unchanged. Wheat fr1u; No. !, II .2aA no.
el2tk caEl $1.20H sollor 1tarch; s1.2oH .Anrl:
Gntu dull aud nominal: No. g. 4lc: Dorm steady
No. 2, 534c. Ryo stcaly; No. ]. 76o. Darley 1uio,
Y. Sl.A5. . .
luovIs1oNs-a1oss pork bold Ut VI. .7bGi50o cash.
Awcet-pEkltl hams, w @let9o. LUX eloMldofs nom.
,naf III B1ic, lnoso. Mltlcs &c, packed Lard noin-
, inal'; steat', p!ac; kottle, o,tc nm
Uoig-Liye, 45 13 1rcaFe1 fG.6O receipts 1J00U.
, 1874-02-05
THE WISCONSIN B1sHoPRIC.
DR. DoK0vcn or tho Eucharist, Ritua
nIinni, ntal Confession.


nlssni, nnl Confession.
LETTER TO Dn. DKovEN. ID"
Ths Rev. James DtKaren, u. H.:
I,Ev. AND DEAR DnorlIEn; Will yon permit tito
,,ndorelgnos your brothers III tho holy ministry,
who havo hnowryou intimately Tor many yearB
md regard you with unfolgnoa love and adntrn~
tion, mud who arc porsualcl thut Homo OF your
opinions and practices as prient In tllia Church
aro muoll misunderstood, aud in somo casos wo
.foar unciaritably miaroproacnted, to ask you re-
spcotfully, md In tho interests Of truth aud
ponce, tho following questions
First-Aro you, Or laye you over been, tlen1-
bor Of tho Society oallad tho Confraternity Of
tho Blessed Sacrament?
Spiritual PreHonno Of tho Body an1 Blood Of our
Lord In tho Holy Eucharist; or tint worship can
10 lawfully poia to tho m"torial clomonta III that
1hi,I-Do yo,, regard high ritual in public
worship as Ronerally desirable or noccaaary7
Fou,ih-Do you holioyo confession to priest
to 10 ncccYsary to tho forEivoncsB OF EinB, or
necessary az q preliminary to tho due reception
OF tho Holy Communion?
Wo do not ask these questions for tho sake Of
bong ourselves convinced that you hold no
viovs which tho ,siao llberality Of our Ohnroh
docs not tolerate, or that you encourage no
ueaeos, either III your public Or private miiiis-
wo p,p already convinced While re do not, as
You arc woll aware, aaopt tllo form Of words In
which you hare publicly oxpreDaoa m nonost
aud nllowod opinion. wo would not II NC could,
deny to you tat liberty in this Or h. othes
Apostolic Church las ever granted and with tho
exception q tho Church Of Rome Gnso tue Vnti
orty which, Us It seoms to us, aomo OF our breth-
ron, who demand and enjoy It without suspicion
or consure thomuelYos, aro unwilling to aoeord
to all to whom the Church accortls 1t.
Our purpose in asng these questions a, T. tast
to your answers as, truth and Justice, md the
welfare Of the Church Of Which you aro MI hon
orod and influential Prosbyter, may seem to re-
quiro. .,.,
Having often conversed with you ont on the points h
viii diaabuse many Of euspiclons which we be-
leye to be unfoundod, and put 90 end md, to imp,l-
tationa which wo .nre persuaded neither, your
opinions nor your praotioos justify.
With sentiments Of grost respect ana u1. warm At;
Gle Church. WM BL1ss AaHLEY,
". ALEXANDER FALK,
WILLIAM DArTEn,
FAYETTE UoYCE,
, 1874-02-05

W for housekeeping by man and wife; childrgn; 4
must DO Within foH 6aoks OF the Of flalsted
Harrison Noisrnnrea exchanged. AddreaS DIN-
RLE 4 La BELIE as HotltA tIalsted-st.
, 1874-02-05
INSTRUCTION.

A FRENCH LADY ii DEa1llOuH OF FINDING
IL board In ptlEAto family In exchug0 for French las
sous. Address Al u, Uo1 ia 1'ost Ot!sv. Chicago.
IVANTnD-.DY AN ExFRn1EHptsD TlsAul1Ell, 4
w faW pupils In tho English branches terms
moderate. Address z %, Tstbuns 0Ioe,
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Religious Services in Bel Air and Vicinity.


Methodist Episcopal. -Bel Air, 1917 A. m, Mt.
Zion, 3p. m. Rev. b. f. Clarkson.
EmorJ, 1On q. m, Vernon, 3 p. m, Rev.
8. France.
Methodist P,otestant.-Bel AIR, II a. IN, Mt
Carmel, 3 p. m, Rev. j. Rob arts.
Mt Tabor, 1917 a. ~, Deer Creek, 3 p. M,
Rev. A. ID. MeNin
Christian CAuyrh.-Near Clayton, Rev. +. Ma
rion Hawkins, VI. d., pastor. Services every
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock.
ton, II Il. m, Rev. w +. Brand. Rock SPRING
II Il. m, Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, p. M
Rev. William +. Snowden. Trinity, Church
ville II n. m. and Z p. m, Rev. E. A. Colburn !;
Grace Church, Darlington, 80 p. m, Rev. f. A.
Colburn.
PreSbytcridH.-B Air, IL a. IN. and ! p. M,
Rev. +. ID. Finney. Grove Presbyterian Church,
Aberdeen, II u. IN. and ~ p. m, Rev. ID. X.
Campbell. Franklinvillc Presbyterian Church,
Every Sabbath, at II a. ~, Rev. j. p. Carter.
Roman CdHOlic-St. lgnatius, Hickory, every
Sunday and Holiday, at l0l2 A. III.
VI. i. Ch,reh Souh-Appointments for Feb
Iuary LIST, Aberdeen, II A. NJ, Darlington p. NJ.
Sth Dublin, II A. NJ, Fairvew School House.
3 =. NJ. 18th, Jarrettsvillc, j A. NJ and p NJ.
22d, Perrymansyile | a. NJ, Elliotrs School
House. 3 r. NJ. Rev. c. T.. Simmons, j. p.
February LIST, Jarrcttsyilc II A. NJ. and TP. NJ.
Sth Perrymansyle IL A. NJ, Elliotts School
House, 81 p. NJ 18th, Aberdeen, II A. NJ, Daring-
ton, p NJ. 22d, Dublin, IL A. NJ, Fairyicw
School House, 3P NJ. j. e. Sedwek, p. c.
FaltSton Presbyterian Wn~h.-Evcry Sabbath,
at 3 P. NJ.
Prayer Meeting in one of the churches in Bel
Air every Wednesday, at "a p. NJ.
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AT a meeting of the Grand Jury, on Thursday
last, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Khereds, The members ofthc Grand Jury have
with sincere regret, learned of the sudden de.
cease of the consort of Christian Case, one of
their fellow members
Therefore be il ,eSolpcd, That they take this OPP
portunity of expressing TO their brother mem.
Der, their deep sympathy in his sad affection
Sad as such Affections always are, his was ren.
qered aoubly so in being sudden and unexpected
And be it FURTHER TeSoiged That the Foreman
pc requested TO forward copy of these resolu-
lions to Mr.. Case, and have the same published
in the county papers
Inc above resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted by the grand jury
BENJAMIN SILVER, Foreman
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Stock and Farming Utensils,

Consisting in part rs follows
HORSES.
! Brood Mare prince Moscow in ioal by
Patrick II my Jr,; Brood Mare, of veiy
large size; . Geldings, excellent work horse $;
Patrick Henry Mare, years old, hard TO
pass on on the track l Prince Moscow
Colt, 3 years old, of fine style and action ;
Colt, . years old.
CATTLE.
a Milk Cows, in full milking; ! Durham,
Bull, months old; Halt AldttiGy, &
months old Yoke Of young 0xcn. Also, n
lot OF Young Cattle, from one to three years
old
HOGS AND SHEEP.
Hogs and shoats also 10 Ewes and Lambs.
WAGONS, MACHINERY. &C.
| four-horsc Road Wagon, iron axle; two
horse Wagon, l Spring Wagon, Jaeger
Wagon, | Ok Cart, Sleigh and Bells, kir-
by Reaper and Mower, . Threghing Ma.
chimes -one siX-horsc Power, and enc two.
horse RQwer Epdltss Chain and Cleaner;
Eureka Grain Fan, l Spring.oolh Horse
Rake, Hickman Il Huffman Grain Drill,
with fertilizer attachment; Suky Corn
Worker large Hay Carriage, l Huy Fork
with Book aud Fall, 1 Circular Saw and
Frame, complete; l Feed Gutter, / Corn
Shellcr,
liam ~ l-IND.
l set Double ,rness, new; SGT Expr, IS
Wagon Harness, set Double Rocktway
Harness, Leather Fly Nets, Horse Covers !
also sets Single Harness, Brides, Collars.
Iiames, Traces, l Wagon Saddle, &c
IMPLEMENTS, sc
2 Grain Cradles, l new Carriage Tongue, &
Flows; also Harows, Cultivalors, Shovel
Plows, Mattocks, Hoe, Single and Double
Trcee, Spreaders, Cnnl,l, Birthstone, lot of
Hot-Bed Frames anl Glass, Tool Chest anb
Tools, lot of Com by the barrel, Oats by the
bushel, half interes! in Al acres of Wheat in
the ground, together, with many other arti.
Giles essential on a wcll-stockcd farm.
TERMS.-All sums of go and under
! Cash; over that amount credit OF ten
months will be given, purchasers TO give
their notes, bearing interest from the day Of
sale, with approved security
! fcbe0* JOHN +, BRINEY.
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Notice,

ON December cath, 1873 sold my entire
" stock of AGRICULTURAL AND
HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. &c.
to JAMES MCCORMICK, who will con,
tinue the business at the old stand (neal the
II. r. Depot0 Thankful for the patronage
extended to me, would solicit continuance
of the same to my successor.
$. ROWLAND CARSON,
feho At Port Deposit, Nd
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dwelling House,

and ail convenient ou,buiIdings. Ahogcth-
"a This farm is n lirst-cla~s one, both from ts
situation and improvements.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Terms Of sale as prescribed by the de-
cree, alc-that omc-third oflhc purchase mon
cy be paid in cash on the day of sale, or the
ratification thereof onethrd in six months,
and the residue in twelvcmonlhs from th., day
OF sale, the deferred mymcn,s To bear interest
from 1ay Of SAFE, and be secured by the notes
Or bonds of the purchaser, with security to
be approved by the Trustees.
GEO. y. MAYNADIER,
WILLIAM YOUNG,
ithb Trustees
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PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND

:" ~ VIZ IIaNDj
lying in Hartford county, in or ncas The vii.
lngc OF Aberdeen, on which EliYaGc,h j,
plpmmer AMI John w, Plummpr LACEY re.
sided, being the same and all the land dcs.
crihcd in deed from Miles White ct nl.,
to the said Elizabeth j. Piummcr, dated on
the 81 day OF April, 1868, and recorded in
Lihcr a. l. j., No 90, folio 232, one If the
land records 81 the Circuit Court for lIar-
ford county.
This property is situated On the so,tl,
side otthc public road leading from Ats :.
1een to churchvi'lo a'A il imW$"yvd Ny q
tHO-StOI" w y
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' ::::::::n Dwelling House,

with water near, stone Spring House, large
Barn and ether convenient oulbuidnghs
The land is productive and the property
valuable
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the de.
cree arc-,hat one-lhird of the purchase mon
ey shall be paid in cash on the day of sale, or
the ratification thereof, one-thrd in six, and
one-third in twelve months from the day of
sale; the credit payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and to he secured by
notes of the purchaser with surety approved
by the trustee.
On payment of the whole purchase money
the trustee is authorized to execute deed.
HENRY ID. FARNANDIS,
Trustee.
j. :. Richardson Auctr. frhG
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.


CATTLE SCALES, February, 18TH 1871.
BEEF CATTLE.--Piicrs are higher than las 4
week, ranging us follows: Very best 5000 10
ordinary Thin steers 81 % "a $50. Sheep fair to
good sheared $3.50 10 $500 Hogs corn, 81 -
"a S,2J; stillcrs $3.50 ~ SIS co.
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80 Acres Of Deer Crack Land,

in fine condition and well watered 1t has
comfortable stone DWELLING, containing 10
rooms Il stone Barn IL #. X II f., with Stabling
underneath, stone Spring and lee Houses, Bar
rack, Tenement House, Granary, Carriage and
Poultry Houses, all in rood condition.
Terms will be made, upon good security, 10
suit the purchaser.
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Frame Dwelling

and within five minutes walk of the station
on the p, W. " b. r. II, Has the privilege
OF an alley binding on it.
THE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed
by the decree are: onc-third cash On iag gay
OF sale, one-thrd in six MoGiEs and tho reg
idue in - mNn;.,G From the day OF sale, clcl-
!, payments to Bear interest from day of safe,
and be secured by notes or bonds Of the pur-
chaser, with security to be approved b; the
Trustee; III all cash if desired
a. PRESTON GILBERT,
irpa,te.
VIM ). Bowman, Auctiunccr. lchaO
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Oakland Boarding School
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS.

-" FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS
Failston, Hartford County, Md.
&. u. Curttss a. NJ, and Mrs NJ D. Curtiss,
Principals.
Mathematical, Classical and Elementary
m-ThiB Institution will commence its Tenth Year
bsptembef ID 1878. End Tor Circular jel3 y
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Executors Sale.

fI'llE subscriber, Executor of the Estate OF
l. the late Mrs. Rebecca Cockey, of Hartford
county, offers at private sale the FARM upon
which she resided. 1t is situated ON the Priest
ford road, oI.e mile from Churchvllle, ana con-
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Road Notice.

IL lllltrI DAYS after the first publ,ca-
l. ton of this notice application viii be
mad TO the county commissioners Of Han
ford county, to locate and orqn IA public
road, beginning NJ Wheeler's school house
in Dublin dis'iicl and running thence on
pr near the lands Of Sylvester Wheeler pa.
yid Pyle l. w. Jenkins, David l.. Pyle, the
heirs Of james Whieford, Michael White
ford and james A. Webster and wife, to ter
inmate at the new roal from Pylcsvile to
Delta, at or near the said Wcbscr's. ian30
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

z
HNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
/ subscribers have obtained from the Reg
lister of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
JOHN w. HOPKINS
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof on or before the
24h day Of Janug1y, 1915,
or they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quesled to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th
day of January. 1874.
THOMAS G. HOPKINS,
jan30 Administrator.
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PUBLIC SALEI

rINllE subscriber residing ON the farm
l. known as bloomsbury Farm" ncar
llavre de Grace, and adjoining the 'Old
Ray" Farm, viii offer nj Public Sale, on
Tuesday, March 10th, "a,
at lO0o'clock, A. NJ, hi, entire
CtooL and Ea,,ruip ro JT+oY,;l,
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Notice to Collectors.

NOC1CG TO COII6CtOrS.
\ LII Collectors whose accounts aye ,,r.
"a settled, prior to the yqar 1873, are re-
qncsted TO settle lhc same ON or before the
9 .Mp4day in April next.
ily order of The Commissioners
JAS. A. FULTON,
iebl3 Clerk,
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FARMING STOCK & UTENSILS,

~ W /
lhr,c VI ok and Brood Mares, Gcding
ycallmg Colt, !ok" of good well-bIokcn
Oxen, pair OF fancy Yong Oxen, Cows
Steer, four horse Wagon, spring Wagon,
Ok Cart, Grain Fan, Horse Rake, 1 Sleigh
Wagon and Pillow Harness, Plows, HarroWs
Culrivators, and other farming implements,
'ogeih'r with !, variety Of articles not emu
Meratrd.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums Oslo and
under cash on the day of sale; on all sums
over that amount credit of six months will
be given, purchasers giving their notes bear.
ing interest from The day of sale With APP
proved security.
tt.hl3 JESSE SNUWDEN.
By / s RICu AnnSrN 4 nriinnnnr-