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Building Lots & Dwellings at Private Sale.


WE, the undersigned, will sell at Private
w Sale, in the village Of Eldersburg, Car.
roll county, Nd, 10 miles from Baltimore.
81 miles from Sykesvlle Depot, baltimore h
Ohio Railroad, on the Baltimore and Liberty
Turnpike, the following Property, viz: Lot
No. ], containing HALF ACRE, more or
less, improved by Frame Dwelling 26x36,
two stories high, II Rooms, with elegant
harden, Fruit Trees, Well of Water at the
door, and under good fencing
Lot No. 2, containing HALF ACRE, more
AM-A or less, improved by Frame
- Dwelling 40x22 feet, three sto.
sII IN ries and attic high, suitable for
Store or Hotel, or business Of
any kind, with Choice Fruits Of all kinds
thereon, and a never-faiiing Well of Water at
the door.
Lot No. 8, containing ONE ACRE, more
or less, improved by Frame Dwelling I4x2s
feet, with cellar, two stories high, IA Roomsl
with Well Of Water at the door, and under
good fencing.
Lot No. 4, containing TWO AND A HALF
ACRES, more or less, without buildings,
with Orchard Of so Peach and Apple Trees Of
Choice Fruit, and under good fencing, front.
ing on the Westminster Road, leading from
Baltimore and Liberty Pike.
Los NO. " coHtAininE I1A14f AJhE, more
or less, improved by Frame Stable s2xlG,
two stories high, with Stabling for Q Horses
and Carriage Room, also Wagon Shed 12xIG.
All the above buildings have been erected
within the last three years, and are in good
condition, and convenient TO Churches,
Schools and Railroad.
A farm containing 100 ACRES of land.
with two Tenant Houses thereon, one 36xlG
feet, two stories high, four rooms, good
garden attached, elegant spring near the
door, stabling for three horses, the other
house is l6x2o with good garden and
water and fruit, &c. The farm Is laid of IN
convenient fields and under good fencing.
70 ACRES, arabic the balance in good Oak
and Chestnut Timber, and within one-fourth
OF mile of Baltimore and Liberty Pike.
Persons wishing to view the property can
see 1t any time by calling on the undersigned.
LEWIS W. e E. ID. SELBY.
Elderburg P. o. Carroll county, Nd.
july 10 w.3tz
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SfS,375.64
M0RDECAI C. MeKINSTRY,
JOHN W. MURRAY,
JOHN O. DERIVES.
County Commissioners.
Test:
JABEZ A. BUSH, Clerk.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Letters Testamentafy
on the Estate Of
JESSE FREDERICK,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. An persons
having claims against the deceased are herebs
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated TO the subscriber
on or before the 10Th day Of January next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day q
Jaly, 1876.
CHARLES r. FREDERICK,
July isit Executor.
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PIG NIG.

"A Grand Pic Me for the benefit If ST.
"A Joseph's Church, Taseytown. win Be
held IN Clabaughs Grove, on TUESDAY.
AUGUST loth. Ice Cream and Confession
cry in abundance. A band of music x;Ii ii
n attendance. Tickets for dinner 50 cent.
Children u years Of age and under half price,
BIZ 0npks on I'M coaal14rr.
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State Of Maryland, Carroll County, 10 ,ra:
7 hereby certify that on this 2lst day Of
a July, 1875, before me, the subscriber, a
Justice Of the Peace Of the said State, in and
for the said county, personally appeared Da.
yid Wantz, and made oath on the Holy
Eyangely Of Almighty God, that on the 10th
day Of July, 1875, he took up as estrays two
Brindle Heifers that he found trespassine on
his enclosure. One Of said Heifers is about
two years old, having horns, the other Of said
Heifers is about one year old, having no
horns; no other distinguishing marks TO be
seen about them. Sworn before
PETER b. MIKESELL, ]. p
The owner or owners of the above named
Heiiers are hereby notified to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take them
away. DAVID WANTZ,
Living on Pennsylvania Avenue, in the
City, Of Westminster Carroll county, Nd.
july 24-St
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Positively to be Sold.
TRUSTEES SALE
or VERY VALUABLE
Farm & Wood Lot


IN myers District, Carroll County, Nd.
pY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly executed
~ by Jacob II. Hess, Jr. and wife, dated
the 18th day of January, in the year 1876, and
recorded among the land records of Carroll
county, the undersigned, as trustees, will Of.
fer at public sale, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, I'M Of AUGUST, 1875,
at II O'Clock, a. m, all that valuable farm
lying and situate in Myers District, Carroll
county, Maryland, and being the same land
which Jacob II. Hess, Jr. obtained by deed
from Jacob Hess, Sr. and dated the nth day
Of July, 1868, and being the same land upon
which Jacob II. Hess, Jr.is at present residing.
This farm is adjoining the lands of the heirs
Of John Jones, Peter l.. Baumgardner, Adam
baumgartns,, and others, Of Myers district,
Carroll county, and contains
146 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and is situated about half mile
from Geating's mill. This property is in a
good state Of cultivation, and is susceptible OF
ready improvement. II is also under good
fencing and well.watered.
There is about 25 or 30 Acres Of fine Tim
Der upon the farm, and Wood Lot of 10
Acres will be sold separately from the main
tract, If il be found advisable and desirable.
The improvements consist Of a
Brick Dwelling, in good condi- AaA-A
lion, 40xS0 feet, two stories
high, and containing seven large u
and commodious rooms, and large brick
kitchen attached to the dwelling, one story
high; good bank barn, recently built, 56x45
feet, wagon shed, carriage house, wash house,
smoke house, spring house with never-failing
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In the case of the petition ofJno.
4. ii.O
In the case Of the petition Of Is
rael Norris and others........... 1900
In the case Of the petition Of r. l..
Herring and others................. 2s.5O
In the case ofthe petition Of Anon
Grimesand others.......,...... 27.00
In the case Of the petition ofSam-
nel Mekinstry and others......~ 1900
In the case OF the petition Of Ar
chibald Graham and others. Sj.3T
Public Schools.
For support of the Public Schools
Of the county, being II cents on
the 500 valuation Of assessable
property ......................,.... 500, 1884, s
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Valuable Town Property,
HOUSES AND LOTS,
Pasture Lots & Farming Land,
IN AND NEAR WESTMINSTER,
AT TRUsTE ES SALE.

PY virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, in equity, the under.
signed, Trustees, viii sell at Public Sale, on
Saturday, tie eIst day Of August, 1875
at o'clock, p. M, on the respective premi.
ses, the following described Real Estate and
Premises of which John Miller, late Of Car
roll county, died seized and possessed, to wit:
A tract Of land, about one-half mile from
Westminster, containing
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40 Acres, 3 Roods 8 Is Perches

on the right hand side of the Manchester
road from Westminster, adjoining lands Of
Francis A. Wampler, Amos Shaeifer and
Airhart Winters, Of which about or 10
Acres are in fine, thriving Chestnut Timber,
and all under good fencing. VIII be sold
entire or in lots, TO suit purchasers.
Five lots or parcels Of land, within one.
fourth Of mile Of Westminster, and lust
outside the corporate limits, as follows
Lot No, ], containing Acres, 2 Roods and
81 Perches Of Land; opposite Daniel Mitten's
property, on the Manchester road, aud being
one Of the finest building sites in the county,
Lot No. 2, adjoining lot No. !, containing
4 Acres, Rood and II Perches Of Land.
Lot No. 3, adjoining lot No. 2, containing
Acres aud IA Perches Of Land.
Lot No. 4, adjoining lot No. 3. containing
2 Acres, Roods and Perch of Land.
Lot No. 8, adjoining lots No. and 2, con
tanning 0ne-half an Acre of Land. All Of
these lots have running water, and are very
valuable for pasturage.
Also on the premises, in Westminster, on
Foundry Avenue, leading from Main Street
TO the works of the Taylor Manufacturing
Company, a lot Of land containing
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II5S2 SQUARE FEET.

more or less, improved by two.story wealth.
erboarded
Sl DWELLING HOUSE,
~ ~ and now occupid by the widow
M1al 5aEsllL Of said John Miller, and lot
adjoining the above, now occupied by Corne-
Illus Matthias, containing
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MoRTGAGEE's SALE
oFAvALUABIE
House and Lot Of Land.
h, Mdnchexter, Carroll couafv. ma Z

Rl virtue Of the power Of sale contained
- IN the mortgage from John W. Buck
iingham and wife and Alice Wink and hns.
band, 70 the Carroll County Building Assoc.
alton, No. /, Of Manchester, bearing date the
second day Of March, A. D. 1871, and re-
corded among the Real Estate Mortgage
Records Of Carroll county, in Liber ]. B. b..
No. 5, Folio $40, &C., the subscriber viii
offer Of Public Sale, on'the premises, situate
on Main Street In the town Of Manchester.
adjoining the Franklin House and me nroo.
erty Of Mrs. Mary Burns. On
WEDNESDAY ffa day If AUGUST,
A. D. 1876, at / o'clock b. M, an that vain.
able Leasehold Property, continuing
1foss SQUIRE FEET 81 LAND,
A0N-l more or less, and improved NTH
- afwo-story roneh-casted
DWELLING HOUSE.
with kitchen and shop attach.
ed, and barn aud carriage house in ife rear.
Ierms Of Sad. Zone half cash The hal.
ance in six months, with interest. and secured
to the satisfaction Of the undersigned.
THE CARROLL co. BUILDING AssO.
CITATION NO. I, OF MANCHESTER.
HESa1 f. MssKsHixkn. presidenf
Charles y. Roberto, Solicitor. julyl7tn
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specIal Pensions by Order.
Inquests.

Over the body Of John T.. Jordan,
held June I'd, l974................. Sl2.7O
Over the body Of Charlotte John
son, August 10, 1s74...........- rs. 90
Over the body Of Leonard Graft. 1898
Over the body of a colored child,
found dead in woods in Frank
In DISTRICT "a 20
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The Democratic Caucus.

The caucus Of democratic members of the
House OF Representatives to choose candi-
dates for the House offices convened at 2I5
p M, and the floor, which was crowded with
both Kerr and Randall's outside friends, was
cleared for the contest. Randall's friends
were exceedingly hopeful at the opening.
Hon. j. G. Thompson, candidate for Ser
geant- alarms, received, while the caucus
was in session, a letter from Mr.. Columbus
Alexander, who withdraws from that con-
test.
The caucus was called TO order at 2:i0 D. m
some length, 9lluding to the dignity and inn
porfance OF the Speakers position.
Mr.: wood nominated Mr.. Lamar to take
the chair, and ne was elected and made a
short speech OF conciliatory character, and
was voclferously applauded by both sides.
He said the south stood ready to allow the
north to draw upon il for an unlimited
amount of patriotism. In abiding to the
currency he said he hoped the day would
be equal in value to the standard coin of the
world.
Henry Il. Banning. of Ohio, was chosen
secretary of the caucus.
Mr.. Randall will be nominated for Speaker
by Mr.. Hester Clymer, of Pennsylvania.
and Mr. Kerr by Mr. Holman. Mr.. Cox still
sticks TO the candidacy, in spite of all efforts
TO have him Withdraw.
Mr.. Wedderburn, of Virginia, has with
drawn as candidate for the clerkshIp in ia
y0r OF Mr.. Whitehead, of the same state.
) p. Dl-Up to this hour no balloting has
commenced, but de bate on how il shall pro-
coed is being INDUCED in. II will be after
four o'clock probably before the balloting
commences.
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The NaeIstrom as Ills.

Ne arly midway in London straight, huge
u aked rock, which might fairly be called an
island, lifts Itself above the waters breasting
the conflicting currents caused by the winds
and tides. Between this rock and the cape
on Muskong is the famous maelstrOm, which
fertile negotiations have clothed wi tn many
terrOrs. Its geographical position il such as
10 expose II 10 fierce tidal currents, and,
when these are assisted by high Westerly
winds, they are, no doubt, terrific. The bot
tom OF the strait is strewn vith immense
bOulders, which are so arranged as TO give the
current a spiral motion. directed towards the
isolated rocks from the Northern side, which
is much increased in times OF high tides and
storms, when IL whirls quite around the Is
land rock. Then IL is that 10 becomes really
difficult for boats and vessels, without steam
power, to keep clear or the rocks against
which the Maynard currents would dash
them. While there are at times vast and
powerful eddies, which give objects hoatine
upon them fearful spiral motion, there Is
nothing like vortex produced by a subter-
ranean discharge OF the waisII, although the
tumollIg and oc..sIug character OF the spiral
current Lay submerge temporarily objects
.-.IIIing on the surface. No douot In the
course of time the action of the water has
tended 10 level down the bed OF rocks, some
of which, we may presume, showed them
selves above the surface. This may have
been the maelstrom much more terrific than
il is now, and better justified the ancient
fable. As IL is. i'm ordinary times, and ia
favorable weather, the fishermen do not
hesitate TO seek for fares throughout these
waters, which to strangers are suggestive
OF the most terTible dangers.-"A Si.H8HeT ts
A0lTCdg," by u. CJGltOn.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. i.-Nirginis &c, peelers, 43;
consolidated, 60; West Virginias, 90; North Caro-
Ina o. old; l63e do. new, s; do: special tax, ?
BALTIMORE. Dec 4.-Uotton shade frmer-mid
ding, l2Sal2A. Flour quiet and steady and an
Corn-southerns steady: southern white, old, 6Ss
70, do: new, 55ae2; southern yellow, old, 20; do.
family active, sc spot 63haGI December. Oats dul
southern nSmin al-western white 42ai5; western
mixed, S9a4O. RSe quiet and lover, 75aS1. Hay
Unchanged. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Pork, new, p 80 Lard steady aud unchanged
unsettled-crude Ga refined. 1874 Coffee Iuiet bu:
Sim ard upchapg'd. Whisky duh but steady,
ll6kalR,
NEW YORK. Dec. Stocks dull and irregular.
Money, 4 Gold, lA7s Exchange, long, asa; short,
46. Governments dull and lower.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Flour dull.and hesvy. Wheat
quiet and declining. Corn quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, Dec. 4, 1870 p. m.-ConsOls, "a 10 FOR
m. ney 81 3l6 for account. U. 8. bonds, 1876 old
1904 1867 s, l09 10 4os, 1851 new SIS, l0Iss Erie,
lI14i do. preferred 81.
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Boys AND GIRLS TOGETHER.-Marita
happiness bSS come near To perishing utterly
out OF the worIu -hrough misapprehensiofl
OF the relation OF the "'2es, and IL is for the
young mother 10 restore IA Saln 10 the world
by properly training her boys 70 love aud
protect their sisters, and for sisters % oe un-
selnShly loyal TO their brothers. IL IL as
much a mothers duty TO tram her son 70 %
good husband as her daughter TO be a GOO
VIE, and no hearth Is the paradise IL might
regard 20 the natural duties OF hu stand and
vile. To begin when the boy and girl are
nrst able 10 express their preferences and
their pleasures, and also the Nightmares.
right opinions, which the lower nature al
ways endeavorS 10 fetch early 10 the sur
face, is the only safe time and plan for The
mother, IL She expects to perfect the charac-
tiers OF her children. The boy should be
taught respectful consideration and proper
rellnquishing Of his personal comfort for the
sake OF his sister, and the reason for this
small sacrifice should always be given TO
him. be should be Instructed that 10 is noble
and manly, and that there is pleasure in
even little every day heroisms and that tho
strongest must be gentle and helpful TO the
weaker, or they will love the honor and
glory OF seeming TO possess power. The lit
lie girl should be encouraged In her natural
tenderness and its pretty manifestations To
her brothers. She is happier in believing i'm
their strength than In a consciousness OF be-
ing endowed with it herself And yet she
need not be instructed that she has no force
OF character. When she must help or pro-
tect herself, she should know that she has re-
served forces that are always 10 be In watt
circle the mother is constantly in possession
OF opportunities for bringing out and per-
fecting the manliness Of her boys and the
womanlIness OF her girls; and she can and
ought TO commence this instruction Just as
soon as they can understand her words.-zhe
HeropOlEd1l.
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The Situation To-day.

The excitement incident 10 the contest for
the Speakers chair ran high last night and
well into the advanced hours OF the morning.
Then came a lull 1t was renewed at ten
O'clock to-day with q fierceness which clearly
evinced that neither candidate felt self-as-
suIei.
This morning efforts were made to have
sunset Cox withdraw, and not allow hfs
name to be presented in the caucus. Such
action on his part, il was thought, would
give Kerr vast additional strength, and in a
measure fnflu9nce the votes of such members
as have declined to pledge themselves in ad-
vance ofth afternoon caucus.
AT twelve o'clock the Randall men were
yuollant A portion of the Louisiana delega-
ton, heretofore conceded 10 Kerr, fell into
the Randall line.
General Banks will not participate in the
caucus.
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1The British ministry have decided,
owing TO the Inconvenience of winter ses,
sion, not TO call parliament together earlier
tkan usual.
1.-THE jury OF inquest on the victims of
tne Sunnyside disaster yesterday rendered
verdict fully exonerating the officers and
crew OF the seamer from all blame.
STennessee has 100000 dogs. The annual
cost OF their keeping is q 100000. There are
about one third more dogs than human beings
ally.
~The weather in England has been in
tensely cold. Wesley Richards, the we'll
known gun maker. OF London, is reported 10
have been frozen to death while on a skating
excursion.
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SGes. Eeqia. Fiio

SUcS. EtQta. Eltr N-Fa1sS
Alabama ...... 1871 lN77 Geo. Goldthwaite a.
lS.js lSI9 Geo. T.. Spencer, D.
Arkansas...... ISL 1877 Powell Clayton, p
1873 lS,9 -. W. dorsey, -
California;. 1875 lSsl Newton Booth. faL
1873 1873 Aaron A. Sargent, p
Connecticut. 1875 lSsl VIM. w. Eaton. a.
1873 1879 James r. English. a.
Delaware...... 1863 ISL Thomas r. Bayard a.
ISL lS1I Eli salisbury, a.
Florida ........ 1875 1881 Charles w. Jones, r.
1873 1879 =. Il. Conover, ?.
GeoTga........ 1871 1877 Thos. NJ. Norwood a.
lsll lsI9 John b Gordon, a.
Illinois 1900. lsIl lsII John 4. Logan, r.
1873 1879 Richard j. Oglesby. T.
IEdiana. ....... ts,5 ISL Jos. +. Mcdonald, q
lS6a lsl9 Oliver =. Morton, r.
Iowa ........... 81 lsl1 George G.. Wright r.
1873 1879 VIM. Il. Allison. r.
Kansas ........ 1873 lS1I ]. VI. Harvey, =
1913 1873 John j. Ingalls, r.
kentucky.....lS ISL is11 John w. Stevenson. Il
le6S 1873 Thos. c. McCreery, ii
Louisiana. Isl IS. J. Ro1man West, n.
1873 lst9 Vacancy.
Maine. ......... lei> 1851 Hanni bal Hamlin, 4.
ISL lSi7 Lot NJ Morrill,, p.
Massachusetts lSi5 1874 q. ). Boutwell,, p.
ls1i 1881 Henry l.. Dawes. =.
Mary land. 1S.5 1851 VIM. +. Whyte. a.
ls13 S7SGeorge X. Dennis, A.
Mlchigan...... 1875 1881 !. p. Christiancy, =.
Ia iN11 rhos. W. Ferry, .
Minnesota. lS15 1851 :. j. r. Mcmillan, ..
lsIl ls17 Vim. Window, ..
Mississippi, iS15 lsNli r. X. Bruce, r.
Isl -, James l.. AlcOrn. p.
hlssOuTl ...... 90 90 =. NJ COckrell, Il.
1873 lS19I.. V. Bogy, a.
Nebraska. ... 1876 iNSliA. $. Paddock. =
is'l lSII Z. w. Hitchcock, -
Nevada. ....... 1875 1851 VIM. Sharon, y.
1873 1879 John p. Jones, r.
y. Hampshire. lists so A. II. Cragin, y.
1873 1879 r. Wadleigh, r.
New Jersey. ISIS 1851 7. r. Randolph, q.
lst6 lsI1 Fl. Frellnghuysen, r.
New York;. 1875 lesl Francis Herman, a.
1867 1879 Roscoe Conkling, r.
y. Carolina. 1872 lS1l VI. II. Ransom, a.
1873 ls19 A. :. Merrimon, a.
Ohio............ lst9 1881 y. e.. Thurman, n.
1851 bag John Sherman, y
Oregon ......... ISL 1877 James h. Kelly. n.
ls13 1879 John II. Mitchell, ,.
pennsylvania. lNs5 lSSl VIM. A. Wallace, a.
lsi5 ls79 Simon Cameron, r.
Rhode Island. 1875 1881 a. f.. Burnside, =.
1879 lS17 III. Il. Anthony.
s. Carolina. 1865 lS19 L. j. Robertson, r.
1873 l>19 John j. Patterson, p.
Tennessee. zee. 1s15 1881 u. NJ. Key a.
1871 lST7 Henry Cooper, q.
Texas .......... 1s75 1851 S +. Maxey, a.
1S10 lS17 NJ. e. Hamilton. ind.
Vermont. 1866 1881 Geo. +. Edmunds, =.
lStI lS,9Justin 8. Morrill,, D.
Nirginia........l 1875 1881 X. T.. Withers, a.
$50 1S1s John W. Johnston, q.
W. Virginia .. 1875 1881 A. T. Caperton, a.
1871 1874 Henry q. Davis, a.
Wisconsin ..... l.. : 1881 Angus Cameron, y.
1861 1919 Timothy o. Howe, =,
hepuolIcans.' ''.'''''...............'fl
democrats. 1900 ..'-..--.---...--..-
independents ......--..-..............
Total ........................74
Republican majority.......,.......
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UIn the patois Of the Detroit citizen

SIn the patois of the Detroit citizen
divorce" is known as "unhitchment."
~Two Portland negro boys sat their aged
uncle on a hot stove TO cure him of rheuma-
tism. The treatment may cure, If it doesn't
kill.
~ The municipality of Paris has contrib
uted 81, 900 towards the subscription to send
a deputation OF French workmen TO the Phil
adelphia exhibition next year.
s0Colonel owen has resigned the position
OF English commissioner to the centennial.
and Colonel Herbert Sanford and Professor
Archer, OF the Edinburg museum, have been
appointed joint commissioners.