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MOUNT VERNON,


Capt. FRANK HOELINGSHEAD,
Leaves SeveIth-street wharf DAILY, Sunday exs
cepted,) at 10 q. n, returning about 2. M
Round TIP 81, including admission to Mansio1
and Grounds, ocD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19
ctmiqus Summer Garden.

The Comique summer garden is already fine
pleasure resort for gentlemen, and they are en-
tertainsd with a female minstrel scene, with the
Illusions Of Sig. Jardella, the comic songs OF May
Marshall, by Cotton and Blrdue in their songs
and dances, by the serio-comic pearls of Katie
Howard, by the excellent voice Of Fanny Dayen-
port, and by grand Can. Dan dance Jake Budd
Billy Emmett, All Mcdonald, Harry and Foy
also take a hand in the entertainment
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Wafer Waste.

The New Workers are beginning to suffer
from water famine through the waste of
their aqueduct water. and curiously enough
some OF the New York papers that were so
quick TO charge all sorts OF wrong motives
upon our District authorities for taking meas
ures 10 stop the waste of water here are now
urging the authorities of that city TO use pre-
cisely similar measures. 1t seems that New
York to-day, with its million inhabitants,
has about the same supply of water that
London has with 500 900 inhabitants: and
while the citizens OF London are fairly SUP
piled with water, New York is already com
planning of short supply. The explanation
is 10 be found in the enormous waste OF water
in New York, while in London this waste is
rlgidly prevented. There is already a clamor
IN New York for a larger water supply, at a
cost OF some ten millions OF dollars, but the
proposition is stoutly opposed on the part of
the taxpayers, and il is pointed out that the
waste OF water is now more than the amount
that that large expenditure would add to the
supply, and the demand is made that In the
interests of economy and the general public
tie waste should be stopped.
The argument seems conclusive whether
maintained in New York or Washington.
and il is TO be hoped the New York papers.
so quick TO imagine something wrong about
the attempt OF our authorities to stop the
waste OF water, will look upon the question
with more candor now that ii comes home
10 themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-06

The Baltimore American of yesterday says:
cit was reported yesterday that the Penn
sylyania railroad company was going to take
Oft the limited express, for the reason that it
does not pay.
Whether this report IS true or not we can
not say, but we shall not be surprised if il
shall turn ont 10 be correct. Nor will ID make
very much difference to the business travel
between the wocifies fit be withdrawn: for.
running upon the time il now does, it presents
very few advantages over the regular ordi-
nary train, which starts from either end of
the route about an hour and a half earlier. 1t
is true, il gives the leisUrely disposed pas
senger that much longer time to get ready
for starting. and sets him down at his desti-
nation about an hour and a quarter sooner;
but for all practical or business purposes the
time thus economical at either eni of the
route Is without value The only thing to be
said in its favor is that it makes the transit
more rapidly.
If Col Scott wants 10 run a limited ex-
press between the two capitals OF the coun-
try that would be a real accommodation to
the business public. and at the same time a
source OF profit To the railway companies in
terested, he should start il from both ends OF
the route at O'Clock in the afternoon, aud
run il through 10 destination in seven
hours,-with not more than five stops
which would be at the rate of 50 miles an
hour. This would give the passengers the
better part of the business day before start
ing, and land them at either terminus in sea-
son for ordinary bed time, without loss of
valuable time on the one hand, or loss of
rest on the other. We hope that this expert
ment will be tried before the idea of limited
express between the two cities is abandoned
We are satisfied that ii would be a complete
success in every respect.
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The Railroad Peace.

Yesterday, for the first time since Feb
ruary, the cars OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad passed over the New Jersey roa to
and from New York, and tickets were sold
and baggage was checked for New York at
the President street depot OF the Plilaiel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad in
Baltimore. "a well as the Pennsylvania roads
Union Depot. The travel was good over
both roads There was a slight ripple of
misunderstanding. however. to disturb ssthe
era OF good feeling" supposed to have been
reached by the rival roads. The S.n, states
it a follows:
Z" The Baltimore and Potomac railroad still
continued TO sell tickets to and from Wash
ington AT 80 cents single fare and IS cents a
round trip. although il was understood that
all reduced local and special rates were 10
De advanced simultaneously according To
the careful wording OF the written agreement
between the general ticket agents OF the
Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio COM
stated that for opera and theatrical COM
panies, and base ball clubs. not less than ten
~ number the fare between Baltimore and
W aShlnetOn was TO be fixed at II each single
and Sl-s5 each round trip. These fig-
UI6S were in accordance with the eXcur-
sion schedule Of May. 1S1i, were suggestei
by the Pennsylvania officials and were TO
he the only deviation from the regular
rates"
Dispatches. however. were sent BY the Bal
tiDOTe and Ohio road 10 Philadelphia es-
terday asking an explanation of the failure
TO advance fares over the Baltimore AMI Po-
tOmac. and doubtless the matter Will be set
tied to-day.
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The Star for the Summer.

Persons ledriHS me city JOr The afrmseT or for
ov'y portion Of Il n1Gy hGUe THE STAR sent by
mail postage PREPAID Jor inch period Of time a,
thu desire AZ the rae Of rs cents per ioeeE, so
cents pr ,sorsth, $3.50 Jor TREE months, or 81
lo1 stI months.
|" Orders uHrsf IN on cases be accompanied by
ne nlorlcy, end no paper sst longer than pod
for
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new doctrine concerning the marriage
relation has been prOpounded by an Indiana
Judge, which is considered rather wholesome
as coming from Indiana, which has been
noted for the lOOsenesS OF its faith and prac-
tice IN regard 10 divorce. y couple in that
state drew up marriage contract, AMI
thereupon lived together. According TO the
terms Of the partnership IL was 10 last until
iove ceased 10 be mutual. Unaware OF their
business arrangements, the neighbors of
this couple had them arrested for violation
OF the criminal law. The judge, in render
ing his decision, held that the contract of
eopartnership was legal marriage, but that
The divorce clause was imperative. because
The law establishes the duration and stabiI-
ity OF Tie marriage tie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-06

The ninety-ninth anniversary of the Dec
laratiOn of Independence passed of very
quietly here though the day was univer-
sally observed, through the suspension OF
business and in the way OF holiday enjoy
ments. Parades, military or civic, in the
lot sun OF July have long gone out of use
here, as entirely unsuited To the latitude
and the season; but the national anniversary
is observed quite as periodically and more
10 the purpose in the shade, though the dis
play lie OF course less conspicuous and not at
tended wish the honOrs OF martyrdom under
The broiling sun. Preparation is not patriot
ism, and people are quite as likely 10 bless
the day ifthey can get through il with some
Personal comfort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-06

Governor sam Bard has turned over the
- once OF Atlanta uuder both written and
yerI--l protest. The statement about his
bondsnIr- giving him up was a mistake. So
says a telegram from Atlanta. 1t is not
plain 70 see of what avail his protest Will be-
His only hope is in the Senate OF the next
Congress, before which he will perhaps seek
TO make a fight TO prevent the confirmation
OF his successor. Bard was confirmed as
postmaster "by the skin OF his teeth !" and
after struggle lasting about three months
His chances, therefore, of getting sympathy
from that body are not brilliant
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BOARDING..

THE PLEASANT AND COMMODIOUS
L HOUSE, No. COS 18th street northwest, has
been thoroughly renovated and remOdeled, and will
be opened for rented rooms and frst-cass table
board the LIST Of July. Furniture and csrpeting
new. House open for inspection now. jos 2w'
MILLIKES'S- Corner OF 10th and u streets
lVl northwest, sshington, D. o., one square from
Avenue and street cars. Beard by the week
month. Transient Board, "a Per day. House thor
oughly renov Ated and refurnished.
fsb6-ly FRANK MILLIKEN Proprietor.
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Isn't 1t possible that some OF the papers
1hat are pitching into Dom Piatt so lively,
row that he is on the other side of the
Atlantic, would keep mum II he were still at
home and ready 10 Send them Roland for
IAeir oliver, In his sharp way, every Sunday
,norning? III doesn't take much courage TO
make mouths at q fellow when his back is
Jg.1sa.
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PERSONAL.

FOSTER, CIGDrOydnt aud Medium, describes
j. the marked char ges in the past, present, aud
future Office, No. 472 street, between AZ and
9th streets. Je29 CT
LIVERY LADY SHOULD GET PAIR OF
II those 8 Balmo rails, a pair Gore Buskins for
The house; at 73c Also, Md Slipper at the low
week, at 1914 and 1916 Peunsylyanis ave-
nue.. jeH-tr
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Dh' Rob ~ fSSG rn.,, WA, p. Avn

u as IOTH STRxrT, rxAR Pa. AVE-.
From long xperienoe in both hospital and private
practice, will autee q in all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs Gonorrhos elect, Structure, sypS-
Ills, and Sperma;orrh9a. Gases OF Gonnorrnps
Gently contracted cured in 70 days. Syphilis sI
iis stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
era9icated from the system, without the use Of
onry. Spermatorrhoaa, brought on by excesses and
abuse in youth, causing loss of memory and insanity
general debility, organic weakness, i'm potency.
Gus irritabity, symptoms Of consumption, indiges-
ton palpitaton OF the heart, pains in back, dmness
Of sight or giddiness evil forebOGngs. self distrust
&C., speedily cured by newly discovered remedies
Ir: H., located for many years At 10 =. Eutaw ST
Baltimore, HID, has consented, after many socita-
lions BY his Washington patrons, to open q perma-
Dent ONCE IN that city. where he may be consulted
every wednesday and Saturday In each week, from
bgp mare-ly
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pROPOsALs FOB sIoNE AND FOB wATER

GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INsANE,(
NEAR WAsHINGIoN, d. O., July 3, 1875. (
Separate Sealed Proposals. will be received at the
Hospital until noon, THURSDAY, July Is, 1875, 20
furnish the Institution fifteen hundred 500 porch
more less, Of Potomac River BLUE STONE,
for the completion OF the river wall, and for fur
nishipe and laying a PIPE scross the Anacostia
river from the Arsenal Point to the ptai harf,
TO supply the BosDitsl with Potomac aqueduct
water Iull speci icstions spectvely relating to
the two above mentioned improvements. may be had
BY application 20 the updersgned, either in person
by letter The right Is reservsd to reject all or
yertisepsnt. c: b. NICHOLS. Superintendent.
a hsu IN. -
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim OF youthful i'm prudence, causing prema-
ture decay nervous debility, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found o simple self
cure, hich he will send free his fellow sufferers
Address J. II. REEVES, - Nassau street, New
York. mAy3-eo3n
DOGERTB VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
Be cured By "BOGEBTs tEGETXBLE Cough
eYRrP." 1t b also the best in uss for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarsenes, Sore Throat Group, and al Bron.
chisl Affections. For sale BY the principal DruEgsts
and Wholesale By CHARLES STOTT 90, and by
the proprietor, 1919 q. northwest. novM-ly
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HOUSES FOB RENT.

LOANS Oh REAL ESTATE.
eEoe, ESQ, e19ee, $4,000, 9S0oe, aud $500,
per cent. for negotiating. gysu
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AT PRICE 8
THAT WILL
BRING TIE WHOLE POPULATION.
THAT VII

We vii, a. Tt-ESpAN. Ju'y q. ls-5. fs-- ,4-
&C. clear hel,e- TT Fsll 's.,li- ,r.. So "a .
very large and we'll escorted. ana srri-t o. -.I "
are bot advertising AZ tUmhu- Ne "a. .f r.r Pr
felt our reputation b. deCeiyiuE thH ptt.lg A. -.
want y call. snd ngur,- wiil ;.ii
Al cur g ode are n'-'y sud bought thts AEON We
meme few special ~ Faiu-.
l'o pieces, yard Woe. PeTcSle, ~ cents, former
price y cents
. pieces SATIN stripe Gr-uadue, az Is cents, former
price -
p pieces plain satin face Grena3ius, At IS coats.
former price p ceut-.
IS rioo~s test Pacific Lawns, a: I2is cents, former
price % cents.
~ picoes te,t French Lawns Al l5 cents. forrn.r
price 81 cents.
= pieces corded Jsoo net Lawns, French, 4 cents
former price
80 pieces French plain and striped Orcaudie- ~ 4,
cent?, former price 81 Cent-
% pieces figured. mottied. aud platu Grcua lines
Al l2ts cen's. former pIicr . cents
I@Fieces Il Spring and summer Dress Goods, Al
ic-s than cost.
20 pieces q plan and striped Black Grcual,u,s.
LEss THAN TfiE scoops COST TO IMPORT
lN pleccs black Alpaca. mu-t be sold. .lr p cent
ore sd at 81 oeEts double width > cents former
price 81 cents.
80, cent Alpaca, former price 90 cents
Our IS cent Alpaca spld g cents
700 pieces ard sida Cottsu-. 10, H. Il cents ali
sold for 2oeuts a ard more.
lfO pieces 81 rtir and dress Calico. a. 81. ceuts
cents.
no pieces assorted color Paper Cambro 81, cents,
former Price d. cents
81 dozen, ard long. Towels cents, former price
~ cents.
Aud hundreds OF other bargains, too uuuerou. 70
mention.
No hunhug about this advertiser ent.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-On The ID instant, a SMALL SUM OF
Il MONEY, which the owner can get by applyiI g
at 932 street northwest, after clock, and pay
ing for this advertisement. 1T
I OST-Friday the "a instant, ON 10th at. between
- and Pennsylvania avenue, two S2D BILLS.
I he finder will b. rewarded by leaving them at No.
1916 Penn. avenue, northwest. IT.
I OST-One set TEETH, on lglh street, b-tween
,sr PesnnsylvaI al, avenue and street
them at 1918 New York avenue. IT,
I OST-A large white BULL DOG; short ears,
lLbrinde spot on left hind gu after, near ~
the tail. Answers to the name of Dutch. "@4<A
liberal reward will be paid to any one leaving him
at 13l5 Rlggs street. near ate Department is IT
E0UND-Y este rdsy afternoon, July 5tb, at Hare
Il wood, on Soldiers Home road, near the old turn
pike road. a gentleman DRf IS COAT. The owner
can procure the same by calling at G.. i. KING 5
Boot and Shoe store, O3O 9TH st. NV. 1t
| oST-But found at
s T. Y $.
nice Brown Linen Duck Suit for 81 a better one
for IS, worth double the money i paid. Also, q
Boy : Linen Sut-Jacket and Pants-for 81 each.
Black and Gray Al paca Coats from 81 aud upwa rds
Children Shoes, from 81 cents up.
Ladies' Slips, from rs cents. 1914 and 1916
Jy6-tr Pennsy lyanis avenue.
co bEWARD Lost. a Child's GOLD NECK
81 LACE and LOCkET. marked IN. q. w
Return to j 18th ST. northwest and receive the
above reward. JyS2t
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c. NJ. rOwsoN q co.,
orc PESNsYLyANIa AvENra
je?su south side Near IN ,ires,, Junction

I'M OR SPECIAL CENTEG COUNTERS
" We have placed the
GREATEST BARGAINS IL pRESs GOODS
EVER OFFERED
IN orfs % CtGSf "a Sfork a. OHrs
Leno summer Suitng-, cents per yard.
E"si Pacific Lawns l23s per yard.
Striped Battiste CiOth. ~ cents per yard
81 And an AUCTION LOT Of yosel's BLACK
GRkNADlNE. two yards wide, only 3 cents per
yard cost the Importer 20 cents
~ Great reductions on entire stock.
Sun UMBRELLAS. large stock At cost.
hogan a WNItE.
je@tr No I0I4 ar street. narr invest,
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DAN OFFI ICE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
The old, relishle, and well known hrmo %
5. GOLDsTEIN CO.,
Northeast corner Tenth aud streets,
Offer liberal Inducements to all In need of money,
upon Collateral security, tor any time desired.
Also, Goods bought or sid on commission.
1her motto l., : Satis'sction u all ~ Jees tr
IL most ELEGANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCES
near this city, house nearly new eight rooms large
attic cellar, bath room acres In ground; stables,
Summer Residence OF Boarding House
R0BtgT A PHILLIPS.
Je-5 I'm COS 18Th street northwest.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000. $40 600.
10000, S23.O0O TO loan on good real estate
seonli. at per cent; interest. Also smaller sums
A few loans will be made at per cent interest
where the property is of the most desirable
ie22 lot IRepI Corner eth and streets.
A FRUIT, GRASS, AND GARDEN FARM.
a neautliul and healthy country seat, 4 re miles
from Georgetown Can now be purchased cheap.
korfull information. call on, or address, x. NJ
DAWES, Dentist, 1921 Penn. avenue. IeI9Im'
E'oR SALE-Fiye desirable three story BRICK
m = r DWELLINGS, on easy terms; YOUNG AMID
DLETON, corner eth and y streets. ye5 In
CT An MADE IN WALL STREET BY
S1,VUV investment Of s2I9 in spread on Pau
ANA. loo shares Of any stock bought on deposit of
sMPsdSm Bslf sp tS free free
kers, - Broadway corner of Wall street, New
York p o. Box aI16 yes SIN
I AND WAB8AETs BOUGHT.
IL WILLIAM II. BECK,
Attorney at Law.
msylo IN 93S street northwest.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
il COI.UMRIA

Spscia! Tenn Probate ysrtsdict,on, Jxy Stu, 1875.
In the matter of the will aud codiciis OF MARY
Ann KERR. Application for letters testamentary
on the e-ta,e OF Mary Ann Kerr, of the District Of
Columbia, has this day been maze by Alexander
Randall. All persons interested hereby notined
20 appear in this court on TUESDAY, the 9th day
Of July next, at II O'Clock M, TO show cause why
letters testamentary the estate OF the deceased
should not issue rs prayed: Pyortdsf COPY Of this
order be published once q week for three weeks in
the Evening" Star previous 70 the said day. Test:
Jy6 tn St WHISTLE. Register Of Wills.
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j. n VI Passenger g
GEO. s. k0ONTZ. General Agent.
Jy6 lw Rep SDailyChr

In TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA.
Special TsrDl, PROBATE JAIStctt0R, July 9th, ISIS
In the matter Of the will Of ANN s. kENDRICK
Application for letters of aim istration a. on the
estate of Ann s. Kendrck, Of the District of Column
tia has this day been made by Mary A. Norris. All
persons interested are hereby notified To appear in
this court on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of July next,
at IL clock a. M. TO show cause why letters Of ad
uinistTat the estate of the said decaas ii
should not issue prayed. Proridsd copy of this
order be published once week for three weeks
in the Evening Star prev ious the said day Test
Jy6-tu3t A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
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hFSPECIAL INSTRUCTION IN PENMAN-
w SHIP AND BOOKKEEPING will be given
al Washington Business College during July and
August, on MONDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, from to O'Clock.
Regular sessions resumed Sept. LIST. je22 I'm
nFREMOyAL.-WM.F HOFFMAN, Attor-
Wy Dey at Law has removed to No. T. 21 + street
northwest, opposite Ebbitt House, and will be
pleased to see his friends and business acquanarces
Legal business solicited and money invested
- Rooms and Offices fer rent in same build
Ing. le9-tf
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FARM IMPLEMENTS, &o.-Have these all put
away for the Winter Any that need to be
mended ought to be attended TO- Grease your
gears, and give tools coating of crude petro-
NAV afterwards be painted.
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id d q IN q Is
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
IN TIME TABLE.

NTORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
IN TIME TABLE.
On and after Sunday May 23d, 1875, Balti-
more trains will leave as follows
7.3O A. M.-N;agara Express daily Except
Sunday north to Rochester, Buffalo and
the Falls.
1925 A. M.-Mai daily Except sunday,) for the
West and North to Buffalo and Niagara
Falls
lis P. M.--Fast Line daily Except Sunday
for the West and North to Williamsport
ami Lock Haven.
1926 P. M.-Cncinnati Express daily for Pitts
burg and the West.
11.50 P. M.-Pacifc Express daily for Pitts
burg and West; daily Except Saturday,
North to Elmira, Buffalo, the Falls and
Canada, Erie and the Oil Regions of Penna
Trains for Gettysburg at S.25 A. M. and liz
PM.
Trains for Hanover at s.25 A. NJ, i.l5 and 1926
Pm.
M. and LIS P. NJ.
Trains for Green Spring Branch at S.25 A. M
and 1925 P. NJ.
Accommodation Trains.
For York daily Except Sunday at 3.25 P. NJ.
For Parkton daily Except Sunday) at 5.25 and
6S5 P. NJ, and at LIS P. NJ, or Sunday only
For Cockeyevillei6.55 and 1925 A. NJ. 6.25 and
liz L. M. daily teXcepJ OunuayJ-
For Cockeysville at 1.25 P. M. on Sunday only
Trans Arriue IN Baltimore.
From West and North-3.OO and 40 A. M
$40 and $50 P. NJ.
York Accommodation A. NJ.
Baltimore Accom- nodation--i2.1O P. NJ.
Cockeysville Accommodation from Jockeys
ville-6.35 A. NJ. and 2.25 and 425 P. NJ.
Except Sunday
From Cockeysville at lOl5A. NJ. Sunday only
Parkton Accommodation-S.1 A. M. daily,
Except Sunday,) and 1925 P. NJ. daily.
From Green Spring Branch at SIS A. NJ. and
610 P. M.
For Tickets to all points East, North and
West apply at Calvert Station, at northeast
corner Baltimore and Calvert streets, and at
Charles Street Station.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels
and residences on the orders left at Office
northeast corner Baltimore and Calvert SITS.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
GEO. c. WILKINS, Superintendent.
d. M. BOYD, JR., Gent Passenger Agt.
May eft.
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PLANTING FRUIT TREEs.-Now is the time for
this, if preparations have been made. Be care
full ia securing your trees, and especially in es-
chewing travelling pedlers.
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FARM CONTAINING III ARIES, ~
acres in wood, balance arabic, on Long 0reen,
Is miles from Baltic, laid oil IN neIds, well
watered, lime stone and kim the property
fine young apple orchard OF 100 trees III bear.
ing and other fruits, large stone mansion 5Ox25
with 10 rooms stabling for . horses anu ~
cows, and other necessary outbuIldlngs; pump
near the door.
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A HANDSOME COUNTRY kESlDENCL,
near Texas, N. g. X. H., IL miles from BALTIC.
by X. r. same distance by pike house 4Uxz2,
TWO stories and back building, containing ~
rooms, cellar, &c. The lot contains about acre.
Plenty OF fruit and ornamental shrubDery.
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ALARM OF 100 ACRES, on My Lady s Man
or, miles from Monkton, N. Q. II. h., l mile
from JarrettsvIlle pike; comfortable dwelling
aud necessary outbuIldings; fruit Of different
KINDS. Will be sold very low.
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FIRE WooD.-Do not let the season of bad
roads find your supplies Of this essential article
lacking.
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ALARM OF 1O9 ACRES, 80 acres cleared, bal
ance in timber; % miles from Baltimore, on
the Yohoe road, near Falls road land very
good, nc improvements; location desirable anu
terms to SUIT.
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A DESIRABLE FARM, lao ACkEs, one
mile from Reisterstown. Improvements near
ly new, consisting OF House, Barn, stable,
Dairy, &C., 30 acres IN heavy lumber, water III
each field, choice fruits. VIII be sold bargain
and on easy terms.