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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-05-11

A Frenchman Of some eminence has
published work ON dress, in which he
asserts that the style OF the nose should
indicate and govern the style Of the
dress. A person with q classical nose
may venture upon classical style OF
dress, but no others Those who de-
sire to shine in society should visit o
nose critic before purchasing their
spring eutd.s.
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HWhen the editor OF the McCon-
selssille Herald says that the SPIRIT has
notcriticised the doings OF the late Leg
islature, then the editor of the Herald
iails to closely initiate the Father Of hi:
Country.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May 6.
CATTLE-Best, 6 50@7; medium to
good, 6@6 so; common to fair, 5 500
6; bulls, 3 7595 25; stockers, 8 75@
4 Is.
HOGS-Yorkers, 7 50@7 rs; Phila-
delphias, s 40@S so.
SHEEP-Best, 5@5 80; medium, A
5O@5; clipped, 5@5 25.
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ph,,adelpnia Wool Marker.

May 7.-Wool-Quiet, but steady,
and supply light and prices firmer
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
double extra and above 54@55c; extra
55@56c: medium 56@57de; coarse Al
@50c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and western fine 4S@5lc; combing
washed 60@67c; do unwashed 45@46c
fine unwashed 35@37c; coarse and me.
dium uEwashed 3S@44c; tub washed
$4,000; extra and merino pulled 45@
Soc; No. ! and superfne pulled 45@50c
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HThe Convention campaign 10 this
county is thus far unusually quiet. The
watched failure of the attempt made last
Fall to defeat worthy man by persist
snt ntslander,seems to have taught whole
6ome lesson.
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Montgomery Municipal Election.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 4.-The city
election was unusually quiet and large
vote was polled. The Democrats make
clean sweep, electing the Mayor, Clerk
and II Aldermen. This is the first time
the Democrats have carried the city since
reconstruction. There is great rejoicing,
cannons firing, etc The majority, semi
official, is 440
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~ They have organized military
company at Caldwell. This is we'll
timed movement. All Europe is arming,
and America can now say to the efete
despotisms. "Come on, the chip Is on my
shoulder"
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Chicago Cattle Market.

May 8.
CATTLE-Stockers, 8 50@5; butch,
ers, 4@5 so; shipping steers, 5 50@f
so; sales of choice at 6@6 80.
HOGS-Sales, chiefly, Z 25@7 rs;
common to good, Z 20@7 90; prices
for other grades nominal.
SHEEP-Market quiet and prices un
changed.
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HThe plunderers have proved to be
zoo much for New Orleans at last. She
struggled hard to maintain her credit, but
last week defaulled on her interest.
Another victory for the policy Of this
administration.
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wDENxIsoS would accept nomina-
don by the Republicans for Governor,
but he is deferred by the fear that he
would have to spend the balance Of hi.
life lodging the fool killer.
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civil Rights Bill Declared UncOn'
stflutiOnal,

WILMINGTON, N c., May 4-Judge
Brooks, of the United States District
Court, in charging the grand jury to-day,
said the Civil Rights Bill, in its criminal
aspect, which was the only shape in which
it could come before the grand jury, was
unconstitutional and void.
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WANTEDAgents for the best selling Prize
Packages in the world, Single
package, with elegant prise, post paid, 2s
cents, For other novelties send stamp, Ad.
dress, =. P. GLUCK, New Bedford, ,Mass-ms II
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TIf the price Of hay continues to be
twenty dollars ton, the Mariettians will
ehis year NOW their streets, instead OF
hertiiny cattle on them as heretofore
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structionis. is constrained to swear many
old-faslioned oaths,
For more ample statement and full
confirmation ofthe foregoing we respect
fully refer to The recent history of Loui-
isiana and the current history of Texas
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Wonasfleld stock Market,

May 1O.-Csttle 3ta5c per pound
Sheep 3@4c per pound: Hogs Sc per
pound.
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Chicago.

Nav Flour 50a7 so; Wheat ]
O2sla1 O6; Corn 72a77c; Oats 6la
Csc; Rye l OF; Barley 33al 81.
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baltimore.

May7.-Flour firm. Wheat l 3Sa1
43; Corn sS4c; Oats 73a76c; Rye Ii
al Is.
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Cincinnati.

Nav Flour 6 O0a6 Is; Wheat !
35al SO Corn 7SaS0c; Oats 6Sa70c; Bar
lev l 50al 60; Rye ]. 22al 25.
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PRosECUTIsG ATTORNEY.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce A. j. PEARSON
as candidate for denomination to tho Office
Of Prosecuting Att'rney; subject to the de-
cision Of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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PhlladelDhIa.

Nav Flour 5 50a7 so. Wheat
45al so. Corn S9a90c. Oats 75a7Sc
Rye 0S.
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New York.

May7.-Flour 4 SOFAS so. Wheat
16a1 As; Corn S9@9lc. Oats 74@
TIC, Rye l 90. Barley l 45.
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Ed, SPIRIT: Announce RICHARD K.
WALTON. of Salem township, as a candidate
for County Auditor; subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

T EvI BARKER will take notice that Lucin-
IL da Barker, on the Sth day of May, 1878
filed in the court Of common pleas of Non
roe county, Ohio, her petition against him,
in which she asks for divorce BY reason OF
his wilful absence for more than three years
last past; said petition will be for hearing a
the next term of SAID court.
maylI I,'75w6. LUCINDA BARKER.
J. J. HoLLIsrKR. Atty,
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SH Err

ED. SPIRIT: Announce THOMAS o.
LITTLE as candidate for denomination to
the Office Of Sheriff; subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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PROBATE JUDGE,

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES R. NOR
BIS as candidate for re.nopination to the
office Of. Probate Judge; subject to the deois-
ion Of the Democratic County Convention,
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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COMMISSIONER,

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce DAVID LENTz,
Of Perry township, as candidate for County
Commissioner; subject to the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM H.
BooTH, of Washington township, as oandi,
date for County Auditor: subj jsct to the decis.
ion ofythe Democratic County Convention.
lEH.. MAsY DEMOCRATIC.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Please announce JOHN B.
DRIass, Of Center township, as candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney; -snbject 10 tho de.
cisisn Of the Democratic Nominating Conven.
tion. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce I. D. RILEY, of
sunsbury township, as candidate for Coun-
y Commissioner; subject TO the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
p~ MANY DEMOCRATS.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
CORON Err.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce JOHN MUHLE-
NAN, of Ohio township, as candidate for
Coroner; subject to the decision Of the DEM
ocratIc County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce GEORGE HAR.
vEr HurrnAN, Of Green township, as can.
didate for County Commissioner: subject to
the decision Of the Demscratic County Con.
vention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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AUDITOR.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce STEPHEN A.
ATKINSON, of Adams township,as a candidate
for County Auditor, subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
r MANY DRMocRA-s.
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Woodsfield, May ii. 1875.

wThe unsnimity with which the Re.
publicans do not sustain GRANT and Del.
Aacis healthy indication,
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TIRE EASURER,

ED. SPIRIT: Announce W. T.. MORRIS
as a candidate for denomination to the Of
fee Of County Treasurer; subject to the de-
cision Of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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REPRESENTATIVE.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES WAT
son as candidate for denomination to the
Office OF Representative; subject to the dscis-
ion of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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JlNsE. WILLIAMS, "a: Editor.
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DIER.

CARTER. On Wednesday morning. SIN instant
ADA sfiLMAN, aged is months, aud on Thursday
morning otn instant HERBERT PETrY, aged "a.
l.. Carter.
GREEN. At O'Clock a m. Friday, 9Th instant
JAMES 6REEN, n native 81 the county % n anaghnp
Ireland aged - years OF phthisi. puluonaIis al his
residence, corner 1th aud NJ sts. northwest
The funeral viii take place on Monday, tha 10th
inst al a Ia, from So stephens Church. where
Requiem High Mass will b. celebrated The reln =
tend s,s
POPhlNS. On the 6 instant, Mrs CArHERrNE
PuPKINS, In the SIih year % her age.
Funeral viii take place FRIDAY, 9Th instant, At
O'Clock. from the residence Of J W Barker, corner
9Th and ID streets southwest. p
RAINEl. On the 9th inst, BosANyA, daughter
OF Samuel and Catherine kainsy. aged months
Relatives and friends Of the family are rsp,c;fslF
requested 20 attend her funeral from No go New
Jersey ave. northwest, Saturday az Z o clock D. m
SLATER. On "Wednesday, May 5th, AT 8 o'clock
? m, tABoLINE SLATER, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends invited e. attend her fu
neral sunday afternoon at clock. from Gaibraith
CHAPEL street, between Arb aud 5th sts. a.. ~
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ Of eri facias Issued ont OF the
Clerk Office OF the Supreme Court the District Of
sale for Casa in front of the Court House door Of
said District, on MONDAY, the nth day OF May,
title, claim and interest in and 70 part Of Lot No
in Square No. 70, beginning for the same Is feet
square, 3lst street, and ruRntng west loo feet,
thence south 30 feet thence ess TO 2lst street.
retber with all and singular the improy there
on, in the city Of Washington, d. o., seized and
will be sold to satisfy execution No 9lS2 in favor Of
the District of Columbia against Walker White and
Henry Himber security.
A'" HLExR SHARP, o. 8 Marshal DC:
Arril Ath, l0e. ap16M
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ of ieri facias, issued out of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, and to
me directed, will sell at public auction for Casa,
In front of the Court House door of said District on
MONDAY the 9TH day of May, 1878, at 1 . o,clocE
m., ali John Buckley right, title, claim and inter
est In and 10 part Of Lot Nc II, in De Seedlings sub
at point the eastern line of said lot 81 feet
10 inches south from the northeastern corner of said
thence north 10 feet; thence east Is feet; Themes
nerth - feet inches; thence east Is feet to the
ihe improvements thereon, in the city Of Washing
In CT ssizea ana ,efied nPon as the property of
No 9-5I in favor Of the District of Columbia vs..
ALEX & SHARP, u. s. Marshal, b. C.
April 81, 1875. APPS ID
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hUNCANSOS BROS, Auchoneers,
~ Southeast corner Of 9th and d streets q. W.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN
9TH ANb 10TH STREETS. NORTHWEST, AT
O. BY virtue Of deed of trust given to me, datei
~ llth day OF January, \ j.. 1852 and recorded
Ia Iiher ard X, No O. folio 81. ct seq of the
Land RecOr i Tor the District of Columbia, aud by
TegreGt ~ the party secured thereby, will sell
SAT- RDAY, the 9Th day Of MAY, A. II 1875, at )
O'Clock p m. In front of the premises, all that Ger
tain piece or parcel of land situated in the city of
Washington, in the District of Columbia. and being
81 that part Of Lot numbered in square numbered
81, as the same Is designated and described on the
plats and plans OF said city contained within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds: Beginning for the same
northwest corner of said Lot and running thence in
Mhwesterly line 20 feet 3inches in line right
angles with the line Of Massach avenue, thence
east 80 feet, thence south feet 3 inches, thence
soCtheaseIy IL feet more less, thence a north
westerly direction on line parallel with the first
line OF ieet inches TO point on the line of said
nue. distant 80 feet from the place of beginning,
thence along the line of said avenue to the place of
beginning, with the buildings, rights, privileges
and appurtenaDces thsreunto belonging, or i'm any
manner appertaining. This lot il i'm proved by a
large Brick Building known "Shiloh Baptist
Church.
Terms Of sale will be stated on day of sale and NJ
sale. Conyeyancing &c, at cost of the purchaser
deposit OF 8 go will be required as sold IL
the terms OF sale are not complied with within one
u resell the property at the risk ard cost Of the
defauiting purchas lng upon giving one week notice
OF resale in the Evening Star" new spaper, pub
lished in Washington.
HENRY o. TOWLES, Trustee
TlY5 eo6ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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TRT STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REoPEkIl LING IN THE COUNTY OF

WASHIEGTON UT
So ~ ylrtue II a deed Of trust to me, dated on
49, Libe- No Sft folio ~, one Of the land records
t'g the District - Columbia and by direction Of the
party cured thereby, will sell On the premises at
l>j, at the hour of 5 o'clock = m. the real estate
Described nm ~sIt deed Il trust follows: All that
certain TI-ce parcel # ground situate lying and
being IN Arlington county District OF CnIumbi.,
aEd Known and described a. within the following
- and t'utt-, tO wit Beginning ct Stone No A,
FltLTei az the northwest corner II that part of
= cuugst borough. formerly owned By George Oys-
ter called 90 lrIuiiSl.n and running from thence
, 1870 ta-I hEt pgTche- more or less, with
rtri =. HE tat runs % stone No. 5, To the west
line Condemned for the railroad; thence north 42I.
d"gree- east III p.Trh"s and links, with said con-
c'iu' me u a DIVISION fence formerly pu. up be-
tween this. and par 0f lot owned by Edward Fen
wick, thence win said line fence north % degrees
west rs P-rrhe- and Is links T. a locust tree stand
irE ~ The end u aid fence marked for a corner;
hence 'u' hs degrees west parClieS aud links
more OF ia-- = Tn. division line separating this land
iron The land formerly held by Sir Derringer:then
WIN 80 llIr aId a continuation %! che direction
thereof o. fAe beginning Stuu. No A. caDtaiDin, 81
arr-S. rHyt ard - peTchrs more or less. The EN-
aIr SI'Cld contained within The fsregOlnZ metes
and bound i hereby couye, ed excepting 8 acres
and Ii D. a--. -nii T. one Maagum by BENJAMIN l.
IruwiCk b. seed dated = ptetGB.r Is. ls6f.
Tie entire property covered by said deed of trust
VII te Sold a7 atlVe7 exec ptii certain small build
ing lots released from the oreT atiJn thereof which
place Of sale. This property lies adjoining the
beautiful grounds Uf the Institute for the Deaf AMI
Dumb, boJderiug upOn Boundary street. Of Wash
.uEf1n city ard also binds upnn the line of the
Balt!mn-e and Ohio railroad u has b.en subdvided
INTO building iu;- which subtiyis l. called Iyy
Terms made known on day Of sale A deposit Of
SEQ vii D. EsGuircl Gown upon thu property being
strUCk on II terms are not piled with within 5
q resell after Gay advertisement il one Of the
ihs deiaui;ius Purchfs.gr C1ETSyaIsin At cost Of
app -oSGS j T CULDWELL, Salesman
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NNASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Successor to Green Williams. Aucts, j
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and sts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DEsIR.BL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
REAL ESTATE IN THE WESTERN PART
O. BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated April 10Th,
E:i A. D. 1870, and duly recorded in Liber No. GLE,
county, d c. and by direction Of the party secured
thereby vii, sell At pgblie auction in front of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF NAV,
d. ISIS, at O'Clock p. m, all of Lots numbered
thirty seven 80 and thirty ght t3s in the rec 1rd
ed subdivision OF original Lots numbered one ID and
twot2l. In square numbered seventy seven I'D in
the city Of Washington, u. c., with all Improve
ments thereon.
Terms of sale: One-th in cash (of which $500
must be paid at sale) the deferr ID payments 70 be
and secured by deed Of trust nd insurance to the
satIsiaeu1n 81 tne 70 Dc Iuliy COM
wise the trustee the right TO resell tn
erty at the risk and cost OF the mr. purchaser after
one weeks notice. All conyeya ncing at the plr-
chaser's cost. CHEsTER FUTILE. Tr Istee
app .eo&ds WASH, b. WILLIAMS, Auet.
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TINTED STATES MARSHALS SAFE OF A
L LOT IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON

In virtue Of writ Of ier fsciss issued out of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia, and 20 directed will sell at public
sale for CaSh in front OF the corrt house door of
said District. on FRIDAY, the 21st day of May,
ISIS, at O'Clock m, the following described prop
erty, 10 wit, viz. All VIM Parker aud wifeis inter
s. OF the Barry farm tract, in the District of COum
bia, beginning for the same at the northeast corner
Of said lot thence southwardly along the southe ss
line Of said lot twenty perches to the southeast
ner Of said lot, thence enthusiastically slong the
southwest line Of said lot four thence north
eastwardly along line parallel to the first above
mentioned line 20 its intersecti with the line of
the railroad crossing said lot and thence along the
line OF said railroad ENTHUSIASTICALLY TO the place of
beginning containing about q Of acre, more or
LEES, together with all and Singular the improve
msnts, seized and levied upon rs the property OF
William Parker and wife Elizabeth, and will be
sold to salty execution No. ss3, eaniy In favor of
james Od-n. ALEX. SHARP,
nagi-td L. >. Marshal, d. q.
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AUCTION SALES.
tUTURE DAYS,

u III. WARNER,
-: Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
fecerai buildings, corner 9TH and L SITS northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNIM-
TIE ESTATE OF JOHNSON HELEN, DE
On TUESDAY, May 18th, 1875, at S O'Clock D. m.
we VIII sell, n front Ct the premises, Lot No.7 in
ticut avenue. between L and NJ streets north, and
running through said square 10 18th street Wet
Of the residences Of the English Minister the Alter
either @ whole or in three parcels. fronting H each
20 feet inches on Connecticut avenue and running
And at O'Clock p. m on the same day. in front of
the Premises parts Of lots No. Is and IL, in square
on east side Of 9TH street Is feet south from corner
and 7th streets and running thence east ll6 feet,
line of 7th street, passing feet through center of
four foot alley, to De kept open for mutual accommo
!th street. theE from center Of said alley and
ginning.
On WEnNEDAY, May 18th, 1875, at 5 O'Clock p.
in front of the premises, the northern part of
lot Ne in square No. 4s9, lying directly north of
gin east side of 9th street dividing line of lots
No. and and run thence east % feet inches,
feet west 81 feet inches TO street and thence to
beginning, reserving fvefoot alley of south Of
And, at So O'Clock y. m, on the same day, in
front OF the premises, lot No Is in square No SIS.
fronting ~ 1eet on street. north, between 20 and Sd
streets est, and running back of that width loo feet
to an alley.
ALSO,
On FRIDAY, May 14th, 1875, at 5 O'Clock p. m,
in front OF the premises, lot No. Is in square NJ
1US situated on Pennsylvania avenue, east of 18th
stTest east.
Terms Of sale on each of above lots: One fourth
twelve and eighteen months with interest secured
by deed of trust. deposit of $50 each parcel
Of sale are not complied with in one week from day
Of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at risk and cost of dsfauting purchaser
purchasers, after one weeks advertisement. :
JOHN Ii. BLAKE,
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
WE. HELEN,
&C. HELEN.
SHTrirjrg Trustees Of Johnson HELEN, deceased.
J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
APPS d Republican days of sale.
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l. OH 6 II HOTEL. ANNAPOLIS, MD.

II CITY HOTEL, ANNAPOLIS, MD.
The subscribers, n trustees, under deedOf 81
Trust from John Randolph Walton and wife, to 9: I'll
tdein date the nth instant recorded Ia Llber >.
Il, No, folio -, in Anne Arundel county, will
1fer tie premises at public sale, on TIL URSDAY,
goth day Of MAY next, at = o'clock m, aud the
day following If required 10 complete the sales, the
property well known Tor many years as the City
Hotel, with all the buildings, furniture, appurte
naECes anl personal property used Herewith "a q
deed excepted. The Hotel is most conveniently 10
Gated Oh the principal streets Of the city and
taIns large aud cOmmodiOus ParlOrs, Dining Ons
Office, Bar room, Laundry, Kitchen. Stable, lee
house now filed, aud sixty well furnished. Vent-
lated ard excellent chambers, &c. the ground Ocg
ala lighted with gas aud supplied with water from
the City Public Works and all in good repair. This
property will be sold entire or in parcels TO suit pur-
chasers, at the option # the Trustees This proper
~ OF = yalu8b'e investment for persons DESTROYS
Of Cnga ging in this business. In summer, AnnapO-
lis is a delightful, beathful resort, surrounded by
salt wafer baths, and refreshed by breezes. 1t
more and Washington daily, In two hours 10y rail.
The highly improved public grounds az the Naval
Academy, State Circle and College Green, afford
beautiful and extensive walks. The sessions Of the
Legislature Court Of Appeal, Circuit Court, Nava
Academy and College attract many visitors and
boardes 70 TIE city and greatly increase the patron
age Of its hotels.
The terms OF sale are: One fourth Of the purchase
money be paid in cash the day of OF Of the
ratification thereof, and the balance in four equal
half yearly payments, from the day Of sale; and 10
he by the bonds Of the pure haser with
ties 10 he approved Of by the Trustees, upon the
payment of which, cOnveyances will be executed
the purchasers. Inquire for further particulars O.
A. RANDALL, lr,,.,oo.
myf2 aH5t FRANK H. SrOCKETT,t ifustees-