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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-20

NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND-COLLEG.
IN late Institute for Young Ladies', near Go
vnnst1wn, Baltimore County, Nd, ~ miles north
Of baltimore, conducted BY the School Sisters Of
IA constructed with every accessory for comfort and
convenience. The system Of education pursued ].
designed to develop tho mental and physical power!
Of the pupils, 10 make them refined, accomplished
and useful members Of society. BOAttl and tuition
including the French and German languages sglhi
young ladies Desiring private atartnentA $50
For nnFilCMlarl aenh Tor rAlhlORne. Rn2-eOl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-20

The arrivals Of cattle during the week
amounted to 2,l4s head, against ,6l4 head
last week and 1883 head the corresponding
week OF last year, md the sales during the
week amounted to - head, against 1906
head last week and 1929 head the CORE.
spending week Of last year.
What little activity there was at all seen
in the markets this week was confined
wholly to the wholesale trade early in the
week, and that was very slight. The retail
trade was inactive throughout. The quail.
ty Ofthe receipts averaged inferior to lust
week, there being fewer tops than then and
a yet larger line Of middle grade Cattle than
last week; nor were the tops quite as good
as they were last week. Prices for tops fell
ofT,Lc; middleS 9Gc, and in some cases 80,
while common grades suffered less than the
latter. There were several hundred left
over unSOld, besides nearly one hundred
which went Fast without being offered In
this market. ''
C. Brewer reports cowsRt $3OaiO per head
and the market dull. John Dunn quotes
cows ut $3Oa7O.
THE gHEEp MARKET,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-20
NOTICES.
UEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals will lie received al tho Office O
illp civ Clerk until Monday, August 3Olh 1915, al
o'clofk +. NJ for the construction Of two (2) stone
arch bridges across 18th street, one Oh EOf street
and The other on Chapllne street, Said bridges to liz
lions on hle In the office Of the City Clerk Bid,
will be received for the construction u sad Bridges
either separately or Jointly. The right 10 rVjeCt
any or ali bids ls reserved, and approved security
will be required for the faithful performance Of the
contract. G. I. CONAN,
Chairman Com. on Streets and Alleys.
WHEELING, ". Va, AnG l8. 1875. nilg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-20
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.
10y TELEGRAPH TO INTELueENGER.l
OREiCR OF MAINLAND 1--we Shock Scales,
BALTIMORE, August u, lS1@


Sheep and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-20

REMARKS,
The receipts this week are very heavy
and prices are Eal4c oil, the quality being
considered. There continues to be II large
number OF common and stock Sheep. The
former are slow Of sale, while there Is n fair
demand for the latter. There Is no shipping
demand for the East Good Sheep being 10
limited supply arc IN good demand. There
are n few Of better quality on the market
than there were last week, and no higher
prices realized. We quote Sheep at 4a5 W;
Lambs $9a4 90 per head, or 5nOIGc per III
stock Sheep 50 70 per head.
TIIE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts lllIa WUGk."""".,."."o..".. 1910
Receipts last Wcek."""""""."."..". 4yb3t
Receipts ono year Ago"...'. see" .'....""."m O,5l2
REMARKS.
Hogs continue IN rather light supply, the
receipts Of good hogs being only about
equal to the demand, while common ones
though not very plentiful are yetin excess
Of the demand and are not wanted by deal.
Crs, being very hard to sell, Prices, In
view Of the rather limited receipts, continue
up, and the prospects at present are that
they will be maintained until prices recede
in tho West. We quote tail ends 1OaiONc
and best hogs llallHcf a..t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-20

ArTiValIai WllAtlpl'I hoiel aad DTOVt YdnlI,
Jno. FlShCr,t W, Va. 2OlC, L. Moal, Md ........ 4
n. n. Clory,e Ohio... 33 Lorlln 1 Adler, Ohio u
J. L. IAWlGra Ohio, 30 y. Williams, OhlO.,.,., Is
Plummer 4 Morrison, WIN. Lynn, OhiO.,,... q
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-29

=, ,DHARLEsEoN,- JannAry. 0..--C Cotton
esay-middling l45<;, net, receipts
/. .798; exports to Great Britain 5'4fb:
ooastwiss { 1,074; safes7 1000; stock
70.72l. NI
SAvAsNAH. January 2s.-Cotton
quiet-middling 1AX; not receipt.
|2.416; exports coastwise l.425: sales
], ,406: stock SO. 932.
New ORLEANS. January % Cotton
aniet-middling AZ; net receipts
8,587; gross 8.90l; exports to Great
Brit ain 3.615; sales 5000; stock
81 1853.
GALVESTON. January 28.-Cot.on
firm and in fair demand-net receipts
2 966: gross 3.08l; exports coastwiss
81; sales 1859; stock 73.45l.
MEMPHIS. January 2S.-Cotton
quiet; wet weather interrupts bust ness :
net receipts 1853; sales 1900; stock
6S,847.
MOBILE. January 28..-Cotton quiet
and easy. at 1879; net receipts LISA;
gross l.760; exports to Great Britain
2, 1853; coastwise 1.276; sales 1900;
stock 68,285.
LIVERPOOL, January 28-3P. NJ
Cotton quiet-uplands 756; Orleans
7zs; sales $4,000, including s. 100 Ame-
rloan; 1000 speculation and export;
cotton to arrive 1-16 cheaper; sales on
basic middling uplands. nothing be-
low low middling. deliverable Febru-
airy. March and April. 7N-16, 75S;
shipped February and Marc6, Z 1916;
basis middl9g Orleans, nothing bs.
low good ordinary. shipped December.
~.
8 2. M.-Sales basis middIing up
landa. nothing below good ordinary,
shipped Jnnuary, z 1.18; sales basis
middling Orleans, noihiDg below low
middliDg, shipped February or March,
z Is l6
PARIS. January 28-Rentos 62f. 400.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-29

AUnDEa-o9-K.O OHIDD..-s0ns Friday
last. u p. Whljagg. ;Esq, racsiuK, o.
coroner. heldlan$inquest on, The dead
body Of q negro child, aged about three
years, the stsp-dsughter OF Joe Miller.
living on the plantation of Mr.. Scott
Wilson, near Brattonsville. The evi.
denoe proved that the child came to it's
death on the 2lst instant. from burns
maiiciously Inflicted by its step.father,
Joe Miller. on the 10th. Joe absented
himself before tho child died, and has
not yet been arrested.
YorkuiNe Enquirer.
The famors 6lly, "Kat,e Pesss,"
has lost leaf from the splendid chaplet
recently won on the Pac,fic slope, hay.
ing been defeated by John China.
man." in dash Of three-quarters of u
mile, in the marvellous time of 1.15L.
by half scoond, the fastest time on
record.
The Clubhouse Of Mr. A. Rosboroupb,
and the smoke house aud kitchen of
Mr.. Thomas MoCaffarsy, OF Chester
County, we're bu.ned e few nights ssc.
The tenement house OF Mr.. A. q.
Elder, OF Blaokstook, was burnt last
week. -
The Now York Herald. OF Monday.
speaking Of Southern State bonds in
that market says: ''South Carolipao
under the new Administration, are
more actively dealt in by private par.
ties, and better under-tonG exists"
Cadet Smith, erst OF West Point no.
toriety, is connected with the Claflin
University. and instruots the colored
Juveniles in military tactics.
Colonel 7. S. Farrow has retired
from the editorial charge of the Caro-
Hnu Spartan. and Capcain n. l.. Far
ley takes his place.
King Kalakaua hns reached San
Francisco. and will sail next week on
his return to Honolulu.
iorilg Andrews, one of the promi.
nent business men of New York oity.
died on Saturday.
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Foreclosure of Mortgage--.Saie of
Real Estate.

Try virtue OF the power 6f att 3rney duly
~ given to the CasRitel Building and Loan
Allen, and CONTAINED ii The mortgsse Of
s-.d George IT, Allen TO tho said ,Es.Ss.s-
tiop, dated the % day OF Septemb mber. 1871.
aRY NJ Xr, at II O'Clock &. M, before the
Court House in I:olumbis. ss the property
OF said George ". Allen, All that piece,
parcel or lot OF LAND, and BUILDINGS
ly, In or near the CIT, Of ,oIumbih. being
portion OF Lot No. IA in a plat oil. esd
Waverly, made BY T. Veal, Surveyor. IN
March. A. D. 1855. fronting on tho North on
q street 66 feet. wide 62 feet, q, iachee;
bounded on the West by lot Of, T. q 81. Lo.
gan; gan; on the Eass ~ lot nov, lor, ,Iormeriy,
southwardIy 2ss fsst! ana dPc 6onSded On sS the
south by lor belonging TO JEFF. Pickett.
Terms cash. JOHN AdNfSWEot"
Pres: Capital B. and IL Associatf6fi.' Ii :. - :.
Golumbia, b. O., january 8. 1876. E' 'sf |!
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Funeral Invitation.

Tho friends and acansintannea os AZ:
@. Il. Bryce aud OF hir. and Mrs. ". il.
CLAHKSON are requestcd to attend the
funeral Of tho latter, ut The Presbyteri. N
Church. THIS friday AFTERNOON at
O'Clock
Tho friends and aoqnaintnnces Of Mrs.
VIM. Rowan and family are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral OF her son,
THOMAS, from her residence, THIS
MORNING. at 103 O'Clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-29

FURCHaorr. BENEDICT & Co..
CHARLESTON, 8. .-ExTRAoRDINARY
INDUCEMENTS Best Standard Prints,
&c. up. Loug Cloth, from 6o. up.
Sheeting. 300. up. Wool Flannel,
25c. mp. Fine Dress Goods and Al.
ppocns, $50. up. Wool Blankets,
Sf.S5 per pair up. Full lines of jeans
Cassimeres. Cloths. Ribbons and
every variety of Dress Goods. CIoaks,
Shawls, Furs. Housekeeping Goods,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, eto. Keep.
ing tho largest and best selected stock
South. we can, with confidence, assure
onr friends and ths public. that by
Purchasing of Us, by order. or per-
sonally, they will save from 20 to 25
per cent. Samples sent on application.
All retail orders over $40 sent free of
charge. Goods sent O. o. D. Make
rcmittances by P. 0. Order. Draft. or
per Express. Branches at Atlantu, Ga, &,
and Jacksonville, Fla. where goods
can be obtained at same prices. Jl +
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-29

BE JUST TO YOURSELF AND GENEROUS
TO YOUR WIFE. Keep your farm &C..
connts correctly and regularly in the
"Rural Accountant" and give your
wife copy Of the "Oarolina House,
wife" The large sale of the Rural Ac-
oonntants has enabled the publishers,
Walker, Evans & Oogswsll. Charles.
ton. 8. O.. to stereotype the forms, and
thus reduce the cost. They now offer
the small size at 81. and the large OF
81 90. per mail. postage prepaid. The
Carolina Housewife is Miss Rutledee's g
established cookery book, and should
be In every house in Carolina. Jlt
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-29
The Confederate DeuL,
WASHINGTON. D G., Jan. 9. Is

WASHINGTON, - C., Jan. 3, 1875.
Hon. ". ". Belknap, Secretary Of
Wur-SIR: The enclosed letter from
Colonel Mack, Inspector of National
Cemeteries. to Hon. Eppa Hunton, nj.
u. which have the honor of traus.
mittiug to you, explains the subject
upon which l beg to address you.
What we desire in regard to the graves
OF the Confederate dead in Arlington
Cemetery, is the privilege of building
wallis. planting wells, shrubbery and
howere, as we'll q. supplementing for
the wooden head boards. now rapidly
dccaying. others of more slightly and
durable character, the whole to be
doue in keeping with the rest of the
grounds. and under the supervision OF
the Inspector of National Gem eteries.
Your kind permission to do this work
Is anxiously prayed for. aud will bs
thankfully received. I have the hoaor
to subscribe myself. very respectfully,
MRS. c.. P. CULVER.
The following is the Secretary's re.
plS:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. January 10.
Mrs. C. p. Culper-MADAM: In reply
to your note addressed TO the Secretary
Of War, relative to the Confederate
graves in the Arlington National Gene.
terry, am directed by him to inform
you. that you will be permitted to 6t
up, in the manner proposed, the por.
tion Of ground in the South west cor.
ner OF the cemetery where the Confe.
derate soldiers are buried by them.
selves; and also, to erect suitable
head stones at the graves in the
grounds among Union sOldiers-shouId
you desire to do this work. to be iu
harmony with the surroundings, and
to be under the control and supervi.
ainn of the qnartermaster in chnrge of
the cemetery. Yours, very respect.
fully. OSCAR A. MACK.
Major md Brevet Colonel .. S. "A.
As, under the law, the care for tho
Confederate dead ut Arlington can
only be done by private effort. 1t i.
necessary the. c society be organized,
with board Of officers. TO receive aud
properly disburse all donations made
for the purpose above mentioned. To
this end, l invite an early .correspond
ence from such persons, especially
ladies, who are willing to take su
active part in the work.
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@%xYt4EaE sassEH,esss
.GstrrSl5l Ida 637Ea 8ropsSl TT
By D. G. PEIXOTTO 4 SON

By b. &: PEIx66TTo O. & e. s6H. III 3
On MONDAY, che LIST dsy eY February next.
Court Houas. at IL O'Clock, to the highest
bidder, c't". .%af
That desirable LOT, Situated on the
East side OF Richardeon street, between
tho North by Mrs. Harriet English: on the
South by DeGraff; on the East by l.. O. Oar
penter; on the West Ly Riohardson street.
Said lot measures front, on Richardson
street, 81 feet, and running back 151 feet,
more or less. The above lot will be sold on
scoopnt OF the former. purchaser. who has
Terms OF Bale-One.third cash; balsnce
In ono and two years. secured by bond and
mortgage. bearing interest at per cent.
per annum. Purchasera TO pay MS for pa
peEe. Jan "a 27 SO91
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New, Choice and Fresh Goods,
IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL
N o t / C. f..

Nm order to close out our large, varied
i and extensive stock OF DRESS GONDS.
tH1N rH, DOMESTICS, HOMESPUNHi
TWEEDS, JEANS, OASSIMERES, GENTS
FURNlSHING GOODS. NOTIONS, LACES.
EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, HANDKER.
CHIEFS. GLOVES, HOSIERY, MERINO
UNDERWEAR. SHAWLS, LINENS, Ia
BILE DAmA6KS, TOWELINGS, BLACK
ALPACAS, BOOTS and SHOES, CARPETS.
OlLCLOTHs, RUGS. MATS. OTTOMANS,
&C.. 10, to make roofh for Spring Stock.
we have marked down our prices, and for
the next sixty days from thio date VII. SCI!
NEGAkDLESS OF COST. We have lust
received large quantity OF goods, bought
Tor cash from several bankrupt stocks In
New York, at unprecedentediy low prices
We offer 500. Dress Goods at ESQ. o yard,
aud large lines OF other goods in propor-
tiOn.
We are daily receiving NOVELTIES for
the HOLIDAYS, and win offer them at
prices to suit the ti1te6. Ne invite all In
want OF goods to examine 0hr assortment,
as Wa offer such Inducements to buyers in
NEW and dDEslRABLE GOODS that they
very seldom see: Our goods arc all new
with care, and specially adapted 70 this
market. eziabling.n do To meet any con,pati-
tion OF whatever uhHraeteg.7' Our saiesmen
are polite and attentive, and will takespiea.
sure i'll showing goods at the - Y.
Grand Central Dry Goods Etsabliah't
WM. D. LOVE & co.
aT samples cent gratuitou4ly upon ap.
pllcation. Dee 40
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-29

The recent experience of travellers
over the Union and Kansas Pacific
Railroad, with the "cold wave" OF Old
Probabilities and its accompanying
blllows OF snow-drifts, unspeakable
discomforts and tedious delay Of trims,
Is potent argument in favor of IL
Southern route to tho Pacific which
will enjoy exemption from the ca
prices of the los-king-a route like
that OF the Texas Pacific Railway,
which. it is safe to say. will never be
blocked up with the snow. Il train on
the Kansas Pucific was recently eleven
days going from, Kansas Oity to Den
yer; the passengers were subjected to
real suffering. and the pangs Of hun
ger were only relieved by free use OF
the oysters found in the express car.
On the Union Pacific, trains have
been similarly delayed. and it is very
evident that railroad through O
milder climate would be greatly ap-
preciated by travellers to the Pacific
coast. as well AZ by business men who
ship freight with the desire to have it
90 through with expedition.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-29

The Workshop of Mr. J. F. Stein
meyer, Calhoun street, Charleston, was
destroyed BY 6re on the 27th. Tho
kitchen OF Mr.. James Williams, of
Lsucaater, was burnt on tho 2lst. :.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-29

UNITED STATES COURT, CHARLESTON,
January 27.-Ths petition of A.
Baruch, of Darlington. for final dis.
charge in bankruptcy, was referred to
Registrar Carpenter. The petitions of
Daniel s. Hongh, of Georgetown, for
final discharge in bankruptcy. was re-
ferred to Registrar Senbrook. The
case OF Josiah Beck and Charles FL.
West, assignee. in the matter of james
r. Pripgle, in bankruptcy, was refer
red to Registrar Carpenter. VIM. NJ.
Shackelford. of Oharlestop, was finally
discharged 10 bankruptcy.
Yesterday. the following order was
signed by Judges Bond and Bryan:
"rhat James E. Hagood, Esq, CLERK
of this Court. and Daniel Horlbeck,
Esq, Clerk OF the District Court, be
appointed as standing Masters in
Ohancery in this District, and also
examiners for the same. with all the
power of masterh aud examiners nnder
the rules Of this Court aud Of the Su.
prems Court of the United States.
made to regulate the PRACTICE in the
Courts OF Equity OF the United States. {"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-29

To. Rent. a,5;ajia -
r NEATCOTTAGB, with sir rooms.
HIi on Wayne street, No. 100, between
AAM tianding and Lanrel.' PosaeasiSn
given imm mediately. Apply TO
Il 8. BEARD, Auctioneers and
Jan "a t3 Com. Mor., II Maiu street.. e
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Real Estate Wanted,

1kC6K GbC8C0 w HuU6Us I"
OWNERS OF large plantations; who are
" disposed to sell the whole or portion,
streams or railroad, or farms OF 100 to 500
acres OF productive land, tor that by Judi
cioua cultivation can be made so,l or hold
ers OF improved city property, will do well
to call upoi the subscriber, Persons at .
distance. who wish to makela reply to theif
communications certain, will pleaee enoloae
stamp. GEO. NORTH
Real Estate Agent, Mansion House,
Jan 20 VA Colupnbin. 81. o.
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Seed Potatoes.
1An BARRELS Chsics Early Kose
IOV Seed Potatoes: warrented best
quality. now on hand and to be had during
the season, by the barrel, only at. 49,,
O. j. LAUREY'S,
Dec 20 1mo Opposite PauaIK Office.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-29

IepOrt, OecemDef ~, General Emory
says: "For nearly two years the con-
dition OF affairs has been very preca-
rious. and the State Government has
constantly shown itself unable to cope
with the difficulties OF the situation In
which it Is placed. This state of things
ls daily growing worse. and commend
the subject to serious consideration.
The mission of the army to keep the
peace. without the power Of removing
the causes which disturb, has, I think,
been carried as far as practicable, and
l, therefore. respectfully recommend
that. il 1t can be done. the powers of
military commander be greatly in.
creased, or that some other measure
be resorted to to obt9in the desired
end"
NEW York. January 28.-The Ala.
bame Committee examined J. P.
Southwortb, OF Mobile, appointed
United Ssatea District Attorney for
the Southern District Of Alabama by
Grant in 1859. Mr.. Sonthworth testi.
fes that he went to Alabama from IlIi-
nols In 1868; was and always had been
Republican,; had spoken during the
last campaign in Selma for the Repub.
lican State ticket; thought he knew
the general condition of the State as
well az anyconid; professional duties
took him to all parts of Il; there was
no County In which Republican
could not live and advocate political
principles. even offsnsively. without
molestation. The effect Of sending
troops to the State was Injurious and
there was no time when needed, or
when the county could not have been
better without them. He was car.
pet'bagges. Republican, and had
been Federal officer. and was not
ostracised.
MnwAUKEE. January 28.-Ca.pen.
ter 59. Bragg 81, scattering 20.
TALLAHAssnR January 28.-Tbree
The Baltimore County union., 1875-10-02

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD DEPoT.-Ihe
work of preparing the ground for the new de-
pot of the Western Maryland Railroad, in Bal
timore, is progressing rapidly, and already the
excavation has begun for some of the buildings.
All the buildings, with few exceptions, on the
block bounded by Hillen, Front and Exeter
streets, and line about one hundred feet dis
tant from the east side of High street, have
been removed, and upon this ground the pas
senger and freight depets will be erected, as
well as the offices for those engaged in the gen.
eral management of the road. The triangular
piece Of ground, bounded by Buren, and Falls
streets, and Liberty alley, is now being cleared
of its buildings. On this gore will be placed
the turntable, and the track will cross the south
end of it to the depot buildings. The only 9TH
er piece of ground required is that bounded by
Monument, Buren and Madison streets and
Jones' falls. The whole depth of this lot Will
not average one hundred feet, and it will be
occupied exclusively by tracks. Nine OF the
buildings on this ground have not yet been re-
moved, but will be within short time. The
track will leave that of the Northern Central
railway at the iron bridge, crossing the falls
east of Madison street, and it will cross Buren,
street obiquely at Falls street, striking again
at Liberty alley, and running acrsss Front So.
into the depot lot. The arrangements are laid
out on an extensive scale, and the improve
ment will afford receiving and shipping faclli,
ties fer years to come. unless the railroad shall
| be extended into the bituminous coal region, to
accommodate which trade, additional space
will be required.
The Baltimore County union., 1875-10-02
coNsTARLE,S SALE.

DY virtue of a writ .feri facias, issued by
u BENJAMIN P. Matthews, one OF the Justices
of the Peace of the State Of Maryland, in ana
for Baltimore county, at the suits Of Franklin
Cole, George R. NOVEL; and Daniel Parker, Jr"
against the goods and chattels, lands O..
and tenements of Abraham johnson, to SSS<
me directed, have seized and taken in 4
execution all the estate, right, title, interest
property, claim and demand at law and IN
equity Of the said Abraham Johnson, in and to
TWO ACRES OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS,
SITUATED IN THE EIGHTH ELECTION
DITRICT OF BALTIMORE COUNTY,
adjoining the lands of William o. Ensor and
Abraham Brooks, and near Thomas II. Matth-
ews' "Will0w Mill"
And hereby give notice, that ON
Monday, 11h day Of October, 1878,
at II o'clock in the forenoon,
on the premises, will offer for sale the said
properly SO seized and .aken in execution, by
Public Auction, to the highest bidder for Cash.
ISRAEL PRICE,
Constable.
BALTIMORE COUNTY,
September 4, 1875. J
Sep. 18.-ts.
The Baltimore County union., 1875-10-02

The FREDERICK FAIR.-The Frederick county
Agricultural Society hold their next fair at
Frederick city, Nd, on the 18th, 18th, Nth and
18th of October. For attractiveness and gener-
al success the fairs of this Society, during the
past six years, have perhaps been unequaled,
as evinced by the immense attendance of visi
tors. Arrangements are being made to render
the coming exhibition still more attractive
The grounds have been enlarged, and the track
extended to half mile. Hon. A. g. Thurman
will deliver the annual address. The Balti-
more and Ohio and Frederick and Pennsylva-
MIA Line Railroad Companies will issue round
trip tickets, and will carry articles and stock at
reduced rates.