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, 1874-01-15

To s he Editor y The Chicago Tribune:
s s issue s s1 III o n5i popGss IN ySsssss Spe
House." tho undersigned would respectfully
suggest, with all duo doforonco to tho superior
knowledge Of your reporter, that ho ig not :" the
ohiof promoter Of the schc1ne," and TINT ho has
ing.". About two or tlroo months ago d we'll
known architect Of this city, asked mo, Of lis
own acoord II had any objection to his making
tho lot Of land in question, tho skotohos to- 10
used BY him in olsdeavoring to organize stock
company for TINT purpose. Ho aaid that he ro-
garded tho location as BY far tho beat
ho ia undoubtedly corroct), md chat, With
my permission. lie would like to enter
upon tho und dortaking at his own proper
risk asking nothing for his services II unsuc-
eeaafnl; to which ! conaontod, and sagrood to
at its actunl cost to myHolf and to talto roaaon-
ablo amount Of stock. I was actuatod by do
sire to bocome relieved from tho responsibility
Of this lease. and tho architect, on his part, by
tho worry natural wish to SECURE, If possible, tho
designing and erecting IN opora-houso worthy
Of our goodly cty,-,although 1t ia proper TINT
should say In this connection, tlat then
atatod to him ttat tho choice Of an archtoot.
m would reg. wIth The Company when formed, and
Tho writor haB soon tho ssetchcs but once,
and TINT aovoral wcoka ago, nud, iudood, did not
know but tho project had boon given up, until
soong the article roforrcd to-.
citizons dcsire to form stock company to build
an opora-house on that site. Will assign tho
leaso at its actual cost, will take fair propor-
ton thereof tp stock, md will ronler al roa-
sonablo assistance to the enterprise in my pow
art gallery connected Herewith, II poasib1e)
would certainly inorease the reputation of Chi
eago as metropolitan city, oven IT it should not
, 1874-01-15
SUBURBAN NEWS,

EVAN8T0N.
A special meeting Of tho Vlllago Trl,atoes was
hold Inohtlay evening, to hoar tho report Of tic
Committee, consisting OF tho eltiro Board, to
whom waa referred, " tho meoting hold ono
weolt rrovioua, tho petition for tho postpone
Gilbort, Willard Powers, and Dlnnol,nrd put il
all appearance, ntl tho Committee, wllicl, Ind
held two private mootlnge presented tue follow-
Ing important report.
The ret!iloners who represent only 14o Of tho 200
voters Of tho yiatn9e Bay nothing in vcgatt to delaying
tho works. hut aimpy request lie tefcrncnt oi taxos
Furthermore tho a|gnera Of tho petition, who cor1,-
sraeon of Wser.worEs, aid only m loritS p S0 Of
those formerly tn favor tereof roproaent property
scspc or not But to fact docs 1sot doruct from lis
xes msrit Ct ~ wat T. asked for bas ehows that the
o hs ssss IN hG "hss
taxes at any sacrifice raher than ,,ao. unwlolcaomo
tho, petitioners sshcd a total suspension Of tho
hprojoet Y would not be worthy Of conaidora-
S nS rasto Ss IN Is m aS i II c tho
former opponents Of The Improvement are morally
pledged to tho future Frqaccntion , Of e work Wo
cost Of thia improvement tan heretofore conteaplat
el should bo paid ~ tho issuing Of bonds, having
o1qny aatSorssaS to Us isss tsooo Tss Sas
s1o0 COG ct honas. Tho ordinance now In force
9ros 81. .ouo to 10 raid IN caah no1t Rpring In nd
uti4ou ~ bpecA4 hHHeHsllAnks NOW, tno Con1m1tscc
for Till taxation. Tho Committee arc In fnyor OF
granting tle petition In TOTO but recommend the
hrniDou OF tho assessment for lnyjnE ripcs bo poat-
poncd sufficient tno to dcfor tho special nsscssment
until next year. We think that no bontla should 10
i9nncd on tho present depressed MARKET but ut sncA
tt'no ns they will command thor full value. Whcu
such salo eau bo mals wo favor tho work.
AB tho Committee consisted OF tho ontiro
BoNrd, and Ind agrood upon this report, tho
usr1Nl amount Of discussion was not indulged in.
Owners Of property in tho neigliborhood of
tho proposed location Of the Wator- Works, aud
others who Imagine that tho flow from tho
aowera will prevent puro water being obtained
at Tint point, having presentol their objections
to tho location Of tho works on -LRko Park,
hlessrs. II. T. Qnaal, Isaao r. Eftt aud Philo
Jud5on wero appointed q committee from the
cItizans to confer with tho Committeo on Water
and Finance OF tho Board upon tho matter, Tho
Board thon adjourned.
11IsoELLANEoUs.
The moro timid Of tho villagers arc somewhat
exercised over tho sensational reports iu circ1-
lation with regard to mad dogs, T1cBo grow out
Of dog attempting to bite young follow who
had kiclsod 1t Without provocatio,a.
The Eclectic Reading Club will meet at the
house OF Mr.. Bliss Monday ovcning.
An inofrcctua1 attempt 10 rob Morril Lndd d
Co.'s bank was mada Monday evening" Tho
would-bo burgars secured only m oyorcoat and
tloir own escape.
Prof. Fisk, Principal of tho preparatory do
parl1nont, lectures before tho students OF Tho
Womau's College Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller rends hor
Christmas Story to tho children at the Method
list Church tomorrow evening.
, 1874-01-15
PERSONALS.

D. A. Olin, Gonoral Superintendent, and Fred
Wild, General Freight Agent, OF tic Western
Union Railroad, arc in the city.
]. N. Walker, President OF the Chicago, Bur-
llnEton l. Quincy Railroad and tho Union Stock
Yards, arrived homo yesterday, having attended
to the various business matters which called him
to tho East
Mr. ". b. O'Brien has been appointed General
Passenger and Ticket Agent of tho Pittaburch.
Cincinnati l. st. Louis Railroad; with hoadguar-
tors at Columbus, Ohio.
Frank Oyorton, Esq, private secretary Of the
Assistant-d doneral Superintendent OF the Chicago,
Burlington d Quincy Nailroad, has gono to Bur
lngton on business.
Mossre. Edward Rummol aud oaspar Butz
have retired from the management Of tho Gol-
man Chicago Daily Union, and Gen. Lieb. it's
former manager, las again talon Charge Of tho
paper.
Mrs. Hannah Maria Turnor. wife Of Capt John
n. Turner, died Monday evening Mt tho house Of
her aon-in-law, Mr.. Thomas Foster. No. B24 In-
diana avenue. She was In hors. .G5th year. Tho
funeral services will bo held ut tho house at II
O'clock this forenoon; ; carriages to Rosohill,
Among tho changes made at tho annual elec-
tion! Of bank officers Wednesday, tho most
National, \. 2. doodoli, Esq, has beon elected
President, and several names Of woll-known
capitaliats appear in tho Hist Of Directors. Mr..
y
years has been directly or indirectly in tic banl-
Ing buBness a man Of capital aud experience,
and Of active business habits, his election to tho
Presidency OF tile Bank Is calculated to increase
confidence In all parts of the State whore ho is
known.
LEONARD q. EL1NoK.
CHICAGO, inn. IA, 1874.
In Justice to Leonard G. Knol, mn pleasod
to say that in making tho order setting aside his
election as Assignee OF benjamin Lombard. thoro
was no intontton in any manner to impngn his
integrity or cast any roproach upon his oi,arac-
ter as correct business man. and regrot that the
language used in the publication Of said ortlor
was such Us might be construed to the injury OF
MIR. Klluck. Fl. W. BLoDaErr
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand PaciGc.doy :. L. Pennington. Da-
kota; Nlnj. II. p. Barton, Hartford; D. Il.
Smith, United States Consul to Call Cnuoa, s.
A.; the Hon. 3. 8: Jack, Pittsburgh; 7. W.
Stewart, Madison; II. r. Royce, Des Noinos T.
2. Watson. Syracuse. Sherman. House
9. r. Linton, philadelphia; G: Douglass, De-
troit; NJ. II. Holland st. Louis; Henry COM
stock, Ncw York; James Langley. Buffalo. -.
Palmer House,. i. barron, Now York George
Parsons, Cincinnati; A. Z, Hubbard, Toledo |;
Il. Z. Root, St, Paul.
, 1874-01-15
JAcon HEHM,
General Superintendent.
GENERAL NEWS,

The rango OF temperature yostorday was from
Iogreea abovo xoro, at n. M. to dogroos
below as y. m'
A Aspringaold dispatch says t1,at tho motion to
havo tlo isairorty caao hot for argument Gu tic
22d, In which motion tho queatiou. OF iurigdic.
tion is involved, haB not yet boon docidod, but
will probably DO 30 In day or two.
An alarm OF fro from Box MI ycstert1ny morn
ing was occaaionod by q slight tiro 10 No, 1Y
TWomly street, caused by using paper as fluo-
stops. Tho lois was triiilng. t'''S@
t1r,o ,,,un =, a.. -. 1or,,.
tornnon sraa eaaaG ~, .o DoA ~ ~ yosselnS VI
NJ 1s5 Woaat ~ nio " , sno s, uHSaes o "
9Mnea e' "a, and occupied by D. " Mason and waa
corfa;na% -Ao o>"ss 4os7 '"u'a nos ~ "S'
w. .'u' j,
An old man, about 30 ycars Of ago, applied to
tho Superintendent Of tho lodging .lonae, cor
lodging Tuesday evening. Yesterday ho got up,
Dressed and sat down by tho stovo. Suddenly
~ ~ ~, Worn aag ~ h Iels "ero tahon
Ao' o'Ae'"'''to"t".
, Tue question is asked. Why AFRO tho stroet-
aamp9 T. gn.ea from oao.ha'l 70 tull hour before
" 1b uhrk, hnu why arc taoy kopt burning long
Mter ME oaynghef - ls very easily answored.
LUG II, acneaulo OF honrs Tor lighting and OK
ungu,ghang INC amps, submitted fourteen
~ 1sa ~ 9an oxet m M ueon usoo anu 1e foeus
George Herbert, Trustoa Of tho Wabash
Avenue Bus Limo, has issued a hnndbill dcny-
ing the report that the faro las beou reduced to
5 cents, and saying il peopIc3 will not pny 10
cents he Will bo compelled, in order to nay az
ponses, to rcfuao all tickos outstanding, 1onv-
ing tho P. o. l. D. Company TO redeem them
when able to. Ticket holders had thoroforo.
i5, po5ter naHe Mfahgomensb With non-tlckot-
noioer6 20 oneorta'ly pay thelr ~ cents.
A meeting Of tho Committee appointed to
ralso a fund for lllo erection Of monument
over tho grave Of John W. Coon, the well known
billiard player who died In September last, was
called for yesterday afternoon nt tho oflco Of
Emanuel Brunawick & %. but throo mom1,ors
Of tho Committee wore presont-Arossrs. Doty,
transacted. It is higllv essential to tho pren. T1
orvation Of the crodit Of tbs billiard Fraternity rat @
Of Chicago thnt a 1noetinE should be- heid At
Coons doath mood nttontion. Il ;a h66,e5 ~ tint @
Mr.. Brunswick Treas.1rer Of tia fnnd viii IIf caif
anotl,or mootine and that Il viii h. WI vail e NJ.
tandad. 's' al" 'l"s ~ WAL O' W." AZ
~
Iho SUNDAY edition OF tho aaats-Zeitung. in
m articlo relative to the labor question. n,nde
nomo n disparaGlng remarks concerning Mr.. II. r.
, 1874-01-15

connected with tho evangelical churches in tho
city, will hold thor quarterly mootinR this oven-
lug In tho Mothodiae Church Block, to hoar re-
ports from tho different bands, and Listen to
aome practical addresses from somo ctorgymon
and nymon who will ho present. This meeting
lH froo, and nll Aro invtpd
, 1874-01-15

RpEotAt oAyERs NO. 5.
Hergt. Thotnaa 4. Moora, OF tue BovanLh Prs.
cct, havinv resigned tho poBition Of Sergeant, and
accepe aat of patro!man II hereby assigned TO duty
= Keeper Of sad precinct, vlc0 Charles g.
s"rry WHO Will at oneo report for patrnl duty to
DiatHri.o;M DnisH. A. O. Hickey, Acting Captain Of the Second
vice Ihonaa A. mdote ~ saSaniS snS procncf
Pstyolsnan Charles F, Rehuman. antln. =.
, 1874-01-15

INSTRUCTION,
71ADG Er'B HDlIOOE FOR DRAMATIC INSTRUC.
ton ovory afternoon and eyeniAg. No. 81 Satost.,
corilur OF Qnnoy.
w oondnct 4 saa!l class. FIln,aA sykosn. Address
d 10. 11rthnn1 oico.
, 1874-01-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY,
MARDI aHAS,

An adjourned meeting OF gontlomon who aro
entlonvoring to form IN organization to celebrate
hlardi Graz In Chioago was hold at "Drown'a"
last evening. Among those present woro John
Clickard. at ono time prcs'dont Of the Now Or
leans Club, Dr.. Ham, Philip A.. Hovno, Mr..
Bchimpfornnnn, T. r. Hall, J. L. Marslh, Charles
Halo, Nlr. KinBluy, W. II. Turner, DR.. Y. L.,
Hurlbnrt, and Jnmes D. Dwlnn. THO meeting
WAS callod to order by Mr.. direnux, who nonai-
natcd, John r. Collina for Chairman. IIo ,Sas
elected, md Mr.. Herbert Ayar was appointed
Secretary.
THO Chair sald wl,on it was suggested to him,
two weeks ngo, to celebrate Alartli aras here. ho
replied TINT ho aaw no reason why Chicago
should not organize club Rlmilar to TINT which
lad existed In Now Orleans siuco 1864 and
Judging from tho spirit manifested In every
thing undortalson by tho people Of this city,
It would DO Ruccoes.. It might, ,porhaps bo
necessary, to, change tho form Of celebration
somowhat, on account Of tho climate, but 1t
must DO made permanent, and III keeping with
Ale enterpriao Of Chicago. Ho was compara-
tive stranger in the city, b,lt would all he could
to inHuro SUCCESS. A moet,ng had boon hold
Saturday oyoniug, Mt which a temporary organi-
cation was effected, and the advisability Of tho
celebration discusscd. A committee was ap~
pointed to send Invitations to those whom 1t was
thought would interest themselves, md tho.
meeting adjourned until Wednesday, evoning.
Tho otjectwas to consult and soo whothor It woro
prudent and proper to attempt to l,avoo carni-
val this Ycar, md to mako It tho basis for an
annual celebration In the FUTURE 1t seemed to
him tho citizons would find It Il pleasant ontcr-
tainmont at loast. It might acquiro attractive
feat,lreB-fcaturoB which would at this acadon Of
tho year improve businoss mud promote CON
viviafity. II it wore backed up by Tho spirit
which characterized wllatevor Chicago Under
took. it ought to, mud would bo, great SUCCESS.
Mr. sclimpfe1mann, Of tho Committee, stntod
TINT 150 invitations Ind beon cont out, but for
some reason worry fow had bson hocdcd. It was
very cold on tho outside. and tho opera was 1T
tractiye.. These facts probably accounted for
the small attendnuco. Ho did not know whether
1t wore worth while to organize with go few
present,
On motion, A, Q. Hesing, Philip A. Hoyno,
H. @. Agar, MIR. schimpforman, and tho Chair
man wore appointed a oonmittoo to prepare
plan Of organization to report Saturday night.
Tho moetiug thon adjourned. 1t is hoped
those who weie invited to attend last ovening
will bo present Saturday, as the succcsa failure
OF tho project will probably depend on them.
, 1874-01-15
BOARD WANTED.

RoARD WELLTFURNIsHEp ROOM AND
BY younE stepptug at kolol but dcsiros hona.
comforts aud agreeable company. Address. with fun
uno u(ico, ~
BOARD D--WANTED FUINISIlED ROOM WITH
- beard for RontIoman and wife, bntuocn Kobcy-st,
ard Wrstoru-av. state prlco. Addrots today i Gs,
Tribune OacB. -
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Vol IA JOINT THE lls7A.
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An independent Journal, not the organ Of
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To Retain Health is better to preserve
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Of irca'ment given. ll ION ss.eag 'UoIg d
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ss'Dociors Bills Can easily I've saved in maav
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Wouiea and Chidren.--Every number is de-
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the health and needs % Women, and e. peviai lily
re physical wants of Children. I, will tell
how to feed. elo,he, and care for the young.
Household Department .--iieai:hfal Cookery
We SHALL publish a series Of articles on ''Se:,-
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Magazine. In the same department will be Civ
en- an amount Of information in short brief
paragraphs, worth in themselves the price of
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Cash Commissions given. Local Agents want
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Addrss S. r. WELLS, $50 Broadway, New
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TO THE LADIES.

respectfully invite yonr attention 10 the
L great advantages possessed By. tue e,lchra-
ted WFseicr e ~ slsoi,,,' fsaent-feea, Lock
Stitch, Family Sewing Machines, over all 9TH
ers. t.- --.. ..-
Questions to be eoasid. red in buying Nachine
What are the desirable features OF Fami-
~ Sewing Machine? -,..,. 81. z-- e r.
II must lie simple in construction, that il
may be easily learned, and not liable to get
out Of orier-silcnt in its operation-raI,id
in its execution arworl-easily changed from
Que Kind of work TO ano;her-capaDle Of do
ing every variety of wofk-musi run easy, so
AS not TO fatigue the operator, and with all
these, n,nst be durable.
What Machine possessesthese qualifications
in the highest degree .s
THE "NE.W'' WHEEL Err 4 WILSON
is the most conveniently construetcd-i the
simplest, having but 65 parts, (Shuttie Ma
chimes have over 2oO,) O: these, only 10 are
parts of motion. and Is points Of bearing.
1T IS ALMOST NOLSEL ESS,
Being scarcely heard across a ROOM
], can be run at the greatest speed, thous-
ands being used in Factories and spe.atea by
steam power. The "New" machine is NOR
rapid than any other, making the !ock-stitch =.
II - the only machine upO1 which yon can
seam, hon, fell, gather and sew, without ma
king changes in the machine. Ii uses no
'huifL< and makes the Loek-stitck. Persons
wishing TO purchase enc of these nnrivaled
machines can do SO by calling on Mcss,s.
GREESwElL l. Fxxw'cx. LeonsrItown, and
IHosAs PARSONS, Oakvills, St Mary's county,
Nd. Sold upon easy monthly payments OF
s.. All machines warranted and satisfaction
gGsrsnuef. Full insittictions given fue. \
JOHN.H. STONE, Genl Agent,
Bryantoun, Charles Co.
=, Feb 5, lsI4-6m.
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Attention Ladies F!
4 GREET SAVING, OF TINE, La.
..-g BOR AND MONEY

THE undersigned having purchased the coun-
Il ~ right to sell Jacksoa's Unirey,ai Bdss-
ing Compound, 10 influenced in doing so BY a
desire to introduce in 81. Msry's county an ar
ticle which, for Tvs value A. u great saving Of
time and labor in the arduous duty Of family
washing, cannot be eqaated. For it's wonder
fol bleaching and cleaning properties the fol-
lowing certificates win attest.
40 -r Terrific q es.
We hare used Jackscn's Washing Compound
and found IL a perfect success. II not only re-
moves dirt, but renders the clothes beautifully
" bite With il . child can do Q woman's " ork
We cheerfally recommend Il to the public.
..t .-fF Mrs. y. W. CHESLEY,
Mrs. J + BILLESGER,
Mes DONNIE AZ TEY
$50 and others. $F
ANY on. desiring 10 purchase family: right,
can do so by enclosing Si.oo, and it will be
Forwarded by return ndsi, together with a for
n,ula for making and directions for using it,
II can he made by any one at a cost Of IS Cts
for years SUPPLY Address .-D-Af
j. .. NEAL,
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Ilhron3lcgr-Th ErAin and its functions:
4 ne loCati"r and Nature of AT the Organs
With d rsr-iors for culIivaline, developing,
improyug AMI restraining them. -- Ia
Dtvsiogncmy-- Signs of Character, and
Il How tn Read Them at q c'aace, in the
Human Face on Scientific Principles
L<,hn"lrgy-vr the Natural History of Nan ::
IL origin, mariners, customs and modes of
life in different trihcS and M tions; sith differ
ent ,e,npernmen's ana pictorial Illustrations
Dhysio.o -y--The Laws OF Lille; ind udiuc .he
Il education. trainin. and discipline Of chill
dren, and tn right management OF luuatss,
the Insane. prisoners and others
niogiaphics given Of all the leading rien and
II worm u the world. .'@C
Se'fCulture-lnstructive articles on sslf-im-
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orr usticnal resources, etc. rr-. w
E~inslly, Mach useful information on the lead
Il ing topics Of the day-political. not par.
tizan-rciigious, not seciarian-edmcA,issa
re.crrnatorv, agricultural, commercial, etc
viii be given. and no efforts sp,sea 10 max
The chronological for 1874, the mos: interest.
ing ever publ,sF --s. .Llf@ilA
Tssss Monthly, 81 year. in advanee.
Clubs Of en or more. 81 each. @Siagie NJ M
hers. 80 cents The most fberal lfsrifii m.
are given. adress, :. X. WELLS, Publish.
Usher. $50 Broadway, y. Y. Jan 2 lST4s
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he Anne can Farmer

Bcginsla aew volume JanubryA1 This
il IN old established standard FARM
BRS' PAPER, devoted TO agriculture
ana its interests. sp.cal attention is
paii-bcsiics that given to the STAPLE
crops. artificial and home made manures,
&c.-to Live Stock, Fruit Growing. the
Dairy, &c. Some Of the abl,st Ameri-
eau agricu;turists write for it. 1t is
Practical. Substantial. Reliable. S1.50
. year. To clubs OF FIVE or more only
81 each. Very liberal and handsome
Premiums for clubs. Las. three numbers
Of q tree to all now names received be-
pore Dec 81. Specimen numbers frec.-
Agents wanted every where.
.snuL SAM SA NDS l. SONS. =
Publishers, Baltimore, Md.
Nov 6, 1878. III
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This is Home Company. gotten up ex-
pressly in the interest of the citizens OF
Southern Maryland. to enable them to over
come the difficulties they experienced in
procuriLs Insurance in the ordinary Insur.
ance Companies. with majority ofits Di.
rectors well known in that immunity.
1t has been in business now over four
years. All losses accrued, and they have
been unusually large. hare been faithful,
and prompdy ptIid, which IS our best guar.
aniee for tine fiturc.
The plan adopted is The safest and cheap.
est known In Insurance, and affords to al
Insurance at i.ssxact cost. and oughtro be
encouraged BY all who wish to protect them
selves against loss or damage by fire.
IL those interested will get ittheir patro.
mage and interest themselves In he increas,
Of its business, in few years it wilIIank
among the largest Insurance corporation.
in MARYLAND, = credit aud benefit to all
and an honor to the State.
-'r.a. GEO. A. SIMMS, II
General Agent for st. Marv's Co.
June 26. ls73-tf.
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A NexceI'ent Dwelling House, in frsi rate
IA condition, with 20 acres oflan al {. ched
Tire out-hri,aings are modern and commodi-
oas. The soil OF the land is excellent, and its
condition good. The fencing is new aud Of
first class material.
The siGaiion is we'll suited 20 n Physician,
or TO any rersoa desiring = eouafv rtabie resi-
denee IN { healssy and pheasant locality.
Ste1Glhoai communication and tie general
saltwater advantages in, convenient distance
Is the property.
7 -feEI-EI.s and particulars .,ayiress
IA .CoNBS & DOWNS. Il
. . - ~ Attorneys orO~ners,p ,
Leonardtown n, Nd.