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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRAS DIVINE MILLS FOR
FLOUR AND DGRAIN-CoRREcTEp DAILY
NeNvark Items.
go,respoaldence d the comn.e..eta,.

l0Tfe8pollUealce 0T The COMMERCIAL.
NEWARK, DEL, May Saturday after
noon was set apart for game of base all
between the Union Twilights of Union
school house, and Wyoming, of Glasgow.
A large number of strangers came with
them. The 1'wllights were victorious, 36
to II. AT the same time the Juniors of
Glasgow cams to Ilay onr Pioneers, the
Pioneers beating them by score of % to
81
Hon. James L. Vallaudingham of Hamil-
ton, Butler county, Ohio. il lone on Wis
it TO his father Rev. J. n Yall4ndingham.
He proposes to stay sb ut mouth.
The election of delegates to the Republi-
can State Convention took pl-oe on Satur-
day. The names of those chosen are else
whre gwen, nnder the general heading
Ed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15

Nor YET AooEPTED.--Rev. J. Howard
Nixon, D. d., who preached at the Central
church, yesterday, both morning and even
ing, has not yet accepted the call to the
paetorate of that church. He announced
from the pulpit, last evening, that his pre-
ference is to come, but he says that he is
in the hands of the College Trustees, who
are endeavoring to hold him. He will give
definite answer in few days, he says.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15

BUSINESS oHANeE.-Benjamin @. Wells
and Tatnall Streets to Clemens Haug Of
Bridsston, New Jersey. Mr.. Wells will
still carry on the grocery business at Ninth
and Madison Streets, and Mr. Haug, will
engage in the bakery business at Sixth and
Tatnall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15

MALICIOUS MlscHIEF.-Elwood Hill,
whose name appeared in the police record
only last week, is once more in the cells.
An officer picked him up last night, on q
charge of maliciously cutting the harness
on horse hitched in the street. He will
have hearing, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15
Harrington Probably i'm canada

WAsHINaroN, May IA There is no doubt
that Richard Harrington, under Indictment
in the safe burglary case, has fled this
country. 1t is thought he is in Canada
The extradition treaty with England does
not apply to the offence of conspiracy, with
which he is charged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15

The street roller is packing the macsdam
in 4th street, and it's former smoothness is
returning.
r. M. Gibson will reopen the restaurant
at the W. & R. R. r. depot in few days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15

PoLIoK COURT CHARLES Redmeyer was
arraigned before the Mayor, this morning,
and fined $5 and peace bonded in $1.0O,
for disorderly conduct
Timothy Sullivan and Michael Mann, for
an assault on John McCullen, in which he
was beaten badly, we're each fined $40 and
costs.
Perry Hamilton paid so cents and costs
for disorderly conduct.
Three cases Of drunkenness were dis
r1nhAd Of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15

RoBBtRY BY B0Ys.-This morning, while
Mrs. Harry Witsill was in the back yard af-
ter bucket of water, several boys entered
her store on Maryland Avenue, near Madi-
son street, and made way with parcel of
goods. She returned as they were quitting
the store and gave chase, which was 30
hotIy made that one of the boys threw
away plug of bacco. What else was
stolen Mrs. Witeill does not know, although
in one of the boys hands she saw lot Of
money. She obtained the names of sever
al OF the boys. and they will be arrested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15

Real ESTATE sALEs.--L. ". stidham &
Son, on Saturday, sold for A. W. Davis, 6
lots, IA by Sc feet, on Maryland Avenue aud
Chandler streets. Two of the lots were
aold tv DIR. y. Marahall for SO per foot, and
the remainder to Eastburn Lloyd for Sc per
foot.
At the same time they sold for Joshua
Maris, Attorney for Charles Writ, Sr., and
Elizabeth Writ, widow, the following prop
erty on Maryland Avenue and Beach street:
three lots, II by 6s1S feet, TO W. I. Writ
for "a per foot, one to John W. johnson at
So 25. and one 20 by 80 to James W. John
son at SO 25. Three dwelling houses were
also sold, one at 300, one at $6l0, and one
ar 1850,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15
THIRD EDITION.
Tor late Editions see Fourth Page.
Weather Eir,sba DlIlLieas
Assooiated Press SpeotaL gesee.arn.

WAsHINaToN, Msy 15.-Probabilities foc
the Middle States, falling barometer, warm
or easterly to sontheIly winds, increasing
to brisk, and increasing eloudiness with
rain in the northern portion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15
The Temperature, To-day

Ty-For Terms, ETC., see Second Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-15
geiu Aarfrttsemeuts.

GEO. w. BUSH q SON HAVE REDUCED
VE THE PRICE OF ! HEIR SUPERfoR SHFN
ANDQAH AND SHAMoKlN COAL 90 CENTS
PER TON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
). A. BAKER q CO.,
srock sRokERs, 5
And Dealers In stock Privileges.
$50 PINE STREET. i'o'
b, 80 San FRANCISCO, 3" w..
o,pes''s New ss.sk Rnshasss.
"Pvrs" AND" "cALLs."

STooK PRIviLEoEs-PUrs AND CALLS
-ss eontsseis sold ~ opsraioss for pro.
MUM. end signed st distance from the mar.
kss price. diving the holder Of the frivilscs the
right 10 eloss tbs contrset st Apy tine within
the time named ip the privilege.
BIecnlsting In stocks py means 81 Puts md
CailA has been In ptActies for years % ths Stock
EIchanEes OF Lof.don, viepna. Berlin. and the
PARIS bourss, and 10 New York 10 10 the most
popular way o. opssaiisg In stoeks sueh OPEN.
Z. y. Chsptn, c. n. osborpe. aud othsn. deal
Ing In them largely. O
10 tbs stsei public Of the Paeinc ccsss this
system Sas popularixcd By rs. sliheggh the
buying and selling Of Privileges has been IN
prsctics among brJkefs Tor yrsrs psst- bush
opefaiofs and capitalists - Jss. y kseus, yas.
II. Lathsm D o.. 0rsenebaum. Helbing 4 %.
b. y, Boswell 4 Co.. J. heksnty, ssd others.
ssll Privileges on this market. We hsvu yet 70
hsar OF the nrst oom plant In the nettiement u
our Privileges. All our eontfacts have been
hoporsd 81 Ne time notice was given for ssttie.
ment. ..t.f .I... .'L.f|a.f. q. a-I.,.,..I
ne business has assumed sueh proportions
tha. We aie eompsllsd 70 isersAs osf sfnss -
commodAtions.
EIpisnslOiy P.Dphists sent frss 10 any -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
rue aluay Of nAn Is MS srafusrui

Ith 70 wsllknovn fast that tbousapds suasr
FROM Tie sbose-bsned complains. Tho very
nature Of such troublss bcglts timidity thst
oftsh prsvents the sunsrer firm copsuliibg
frvtn N, nth 20 month unrelio,ed. until The
iack.lus.ar ere. psllid ebsek and general mental
sLd physical prostrstion nnds him broken down
In health. without encrgy aud without hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

wnrS "spivina. e sev Of Mounds
vile. West Va. vs diy editor Of the
Wheeling Rsyiarr. - wrote ono even
ing: To-day il the anniversary OF the
death OF Louis Phillips." When the
proof came up the name read sam
Phillips." "S." thought q mere note
Of the mistake would Be suficient. and
10 be wrote on the margin: "who tbs
h-ll IL Sam Phillipsf" The next
morning the item came out: To-day 10
the anniversary Of the death Of Sam
Phillips. Who the h--ll is Sam Phil
lipsi" "Spiv." didn't say . word
about Il 10 anybody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

Soxx oficious people mp about Ra-
veuna, Ohio. seem disposed TO make q
good deal OF fuss over little incident
Tint recently took place there. A teseh-
er had boy going TO school 70 him;
although that boy had reached the age
Of eight yeass. yst hs vosld vAispsr 70
the Other scholars. so the teacher. in
order 10 preserve the integrity and up.
hold the dignity Of his inatitution Of
learning. seized the boy BY the ears and
gently bobbsd him up and down on the
door until he thought that integrity and
that dignity we're sufficiently pressrved
and upheld. and then The boy. evidently
for spite. cravled homo with hip dis.
ease that will lame him for life. And
this 10 what they arc making the fuss
about. And the poor teacher has to
bear all the blame. too. just - II he
were 10 furnish his scholars with shest-
iron ears and bsass hips. .sl 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
Dr.. La Mars Seminal Pills

ip prepared sxprssiy ior this class Of eom.
plants, and Ne rcommend them % spssdy
md elective enisdy. Their general tonic
snsrt 90 the vkeis system ID sxirvneIy bsos-
tciL. you cannot tlks then xithoui being
bsssnisd b. them. The imprudent ycuih. the
married and sii gle men and women. alike. Will
and 10 this penssdys N aHH''f' b"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

FIVE lads Of Decorah. Iowa, started
for the Black Hills. one Of them having
stolen 500 from his father to pay the
bills. At Dubuque they invested in re-
volvers and other necessariss. but dis.
patch overlook them. and all were cap
tured except the oldest, who sscaped
with what remained OF the money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

TIE country shopkespsr said: Here.
my friend, those balls Of butter l bought
for you last week al provei 10 10 just
three ounces short OF . pound" And
the farmer ipnoceuuy answersd: well.
! dou't see how that could b.. for used
one Of your pound bars Of soap for
weight" ....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

MANY . man Who would roll up bis
eyes In terror at the idea Of stealing q
nickel. will swoop down on silk um-
brslla worth $40. and march OF with biz
lips moving peacefully Is II in prayer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11

LITTLE JENNIE's viRsr GRIEF
rheps vaa iittis iady
OF six bright, sanny ysars.
Dai playing with Der dolly.
IA Her eve I'll fall of tssrA liIl...
And tAikins Of the sagsi--
OF ~ littls hrothss tbere-
A. shs robed her daily nsaily.
with tsndsf. uo,Asf eAss.
"No ons sAali have his earrtase;
Ne oas ahAli have tsy;
Hos tksy vHs I'll ny sr0lhsfs,
The httis anssi boz"
sOod tssk HIN up 10 heaven.
~ heard my nsDna say;
Oh . ~ be ku-w ny looeliness.
hnow hs'd III him say"
rhsn she pm away her plsythinss;
Laid tes deliy 70 I've rese.
AID Ill hsr lie. purnied bead,
Upon her mothers brssst.
And asksd full many question.
OF the "Lcaven us~rs broiksr went,
OF aod end Of the abssis-
Her slus syrs upward bent.
She qu<stso- 81 Till fur sorrow.
iIsr notbsr could not speak:
rhen fell aslssp--hsr golden curls.
Ki.sing hsr ro-y cheek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-11
Or. IA MAR'0 'a
SEMINAL PILLS

EOR SEMINAL missions. IMP0rKN-
il or, Loss Of vlgos. berual and 0sncfsi
debility. Physical Prostrstlon. and The many
tisn. ssif sbsss, overtnduisencs. &C. 90 4ui
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siderable amount of organic matter, can
not but change most seriously the compost
ton of the soil. 1t is in vain that individ-
uals may strive to purify their premises
The ground is every where, and thoroughly,
mpregnated with these deposits.
1t may be that the cholera germs of 1882
still Turk here and there; at least in the
outbreak of 1854 there was no case i'm
ported from abroad.
In dry seasons, when the proportion of
foreign matter in the water is increased,
the epidemic makes its appearance.
DR.. Gibson mentions that, in the cholera
season of 1854, one family was specially
visited, and four of its members died. His
attention was attracted by an unpleasant
odor, and he ascertained that an up stairs
room was devoted to canary birds, not con-
fined in cages. The room was so unclean
as to affect the whole house.
The wells in St. Mchaels are usually
about ~ feet deep. The present genera
ton cannot purify them. But all expert
ence proves that, could cisterns be substi
tuted for them, and could some effective
system of removing night soil be adopted,
these epidemics would be known no more.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Jennie YernOn-A Poem for Decoration
Day.
By MRS. MARY f. KALI.

Day was drawing near It's close,
Lilies and violets going to sleep,
The robin was chanting her vesper hymn,
When heard the patter of fairy feet.
turned, and a form divinely fair,
With deep blue eyes, so sweet and mild,
But precious, sacred, holy tears
Dimmed the eyes Of the fairy child.
She held aloft garland bright,
Fresh gathered from an odorous dell.
Where dew drops kiss the blushing leaves
And evening zephyrs gently swell.
She spoke-I paused, entranced, to hear
"Lay this wreath on a rebel soldier S
grave,
love them all for my father sleeps
Where orange blossoms Ger him wave.
Perhaps some child of the sunny South
Will drop on fathers grave 4 tear;
Or plant flower to mark the spot
Where lies the form, to me 50 dear
Thrice glorious words, of mighty power,
\ child's sweet lips, speaks forth His
praise,
Our souls illumed by heavenly love,
Go forth to meet the golden days.
When bound by loves immortal chain
A band of brothers we shall be,
And malice crushed to earth shall die,
And freedoms flag float DER the free.
Then we shall blend with kindred lights
Who've passed before to heaven above,
And breathe hope inspiring air
Perfumed by censers filled with love.
SATURDAY Ecening Post.
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sB- The Gentleman's Magazine gives some
interesting anecdotes of John Forster. One
day, as he sat a guest at Dickens table,
some one asked the host how many chill
dren he had.
"Four," said Dickens.
Whereupon Forster interrupted, with an
air of great authority:
Dickens, you have five children"
"Upon my word, Forster" Dickens ex-
postulated, "allow me to know the num-
Der of my own family"
"Five, my dear Dickens" was the firm
rejoinder.
When it was proved that four was the
correct number, Forster gave in with a
laugh.
Mr. Forster, although sometimes appar-
emily harsh towards his servants, was
greatly beloved by them. The zeal and
veneration with which his servant Henry
waited upon him during many years were
noticed by all his friends. Henry's blind
devotion was illustrated on one occasion
when his master had dinner party. Dur
ing the dinner Henry was nervous, and
made two or three blunders. His master
chafed and fumed, and cast angry glances
at his servant; but the poor man could not
settle quietly to his duty. At last, when
the dessert and wine had been placed upon
the table, he stole timidly behind Mr..
Forster's chair and said:
Please, sir, can you spare me now !?
my house has been on fire the last hour
and half"
Dickens loved the high character, and
thoroughly respected and trusted the opin-
ion of his friend and biographer. He also
delighted to contemplate his gorgeous
manner when dealing with the smallest
things-the imperial air with which he
asked Henry for his coat, the mighty look
of command with which he hailed a cab.
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CHAPTER |.
TALBoT's CAVE.


1t is now many years ago,-long before |
had reached manhood, that, through my
intimacy with friend, then venerable for
his years and most attractive to me by his
store of historical knowledge, l became
acquainted with tradition touching a
strange incident that had reference to a
mysterious person connected with locality
on the Susquehanna river near Havre de
Grace. In that day the tradition was re-
peated by few of the oldest inhabitants
who dwelt in the region. dare say it has
now entirely run out of all remembrance
amongst their descendants, and that am,
perhaps the only individual in the State
who has preserved any traces of the facts
to which | allude.
There was, until not long ago, a notable
cavern at the foot of rocky cliff about a
mile below the town of Port Deposit. 1t
was of small compass, yet sufficiently spa
cious to furnish some rude shelter against
the weather to one who might seek refuge
within its solitary chamber. 1t opened
upon the river Just where small brook
comes prattling down the bank, along the
base of hill of some magnitude that yet
retains the stately name of Mount Ararat.
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BUBBLES.

The iron horse has but one ear-the
engineer.
co What is the next thing to hen
stealing?' Why, cock robin, to be sure.
"A vinegar hearted old bachelor says he
always looks under the head of "mar-
riages" for the news of the weak.
"A bald-beaded man peddling hair
restorer was the confusing spectacle pre-
sented to Danbury in the past week.
which "fair fat, and forty" makes itself
conspicuous, viz: it's waste of sighs and
its size of waist.
81 would not, for any money!" says
Jean Paul Richter, shave any money in
my youth" That's the way we feel. We
would rather have it now.
ness is identical with the hue of mans
face who struggles wildly on the edge of
an orange peel. and is too pious to swear.
"A somewhat illiterate woman having
read of simeon that "swept the plains"
is urging her husband to get one of them
new tangled things for her to use in the
kitchen.
"A father bent on instructing his three
year old son said: eff you had three
apples and should give me one, how many
would you have left ~ 81 wouldn't do it,
bo MAN roply
How to raise cats:-First catch your
cats; and then put them in barrel and
explode can of nitro glycerine under them.
1t never fails to raise 'em; but the cats
come down greatly demoralized.
"A student who failed to pass in his
Greek history examination, repudiated with
scorn the insinuation that he was not pre-
pared. He had crammed himself, he said,
so tight that he could not get it out again.
&C John, what is the past of see ?"-
"Saen, SIR" "No, it is saw. Recollect
that" eyes, sir. Then if sea fish
swims by me, it becomes saw fish when
it is past, and can't be SEEM" "You may
60 home, John"
A skating rink accident is thus de.
scribed by Kentucky reporter: "She
struck out-couldn't turn-started for the
ceiling-shouted don't you look!-turned
handspring, and then sat down. The stripes
we're brown and red.
The enthusiastic choir master who
adopted " Hold the Fort " as professional
has been dismissed by the Rector. He
considered it personal when the chorister
burst forth:
"See the mighty host advance,
Satan leading on"
Old Mr.. Perkins has grown sick and
wearied with hearing his grandchildren in
cessantly talking about the glores of the
Philadelphia show; but he succeeded in
silencing them for time the other day by
remarking querulously, "Aye, aye, ye may
say what We please about yer Sintinyals,
but ye can't make 'em what they used to
be in my young days." and he turned off
the gas and shutfled away to bed in the dark.
-"And you think, darling, you could
be content to share my humble lot and live
in quiet way with love and me-" queried
the blissful lover, as he looked fondly into
her translucent blue eyes. "Why, yes,
precious, you have no idea how economical
l am. Pa gave me one hundred dollars last
week to buy a new silk, and saved enough
out of it to purchase four pairs of six but
toned kids" The last heard of that young
man, his doctor had ordered him to the
| Black Hills for his health.
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CLEANLINESS.
President Grant is "a years old.

President Grant is "a years old
New York city has about 1000 mill
ners.
The clink of silver money is for cash.
ears.
Trenton draws cells from the water
pipes.
The art of life consists of being we'll
deceived.
The silver moon has new quarters
every month.
What nation produces the most mar
riages ?-Fascination.
One dollar a year is the salary of the
Mayor of Oil City, Penn
Rheumatism is alwys a joint affair and
yet there is only one party to it.
"A thoughtless Iowa wife opened can
of peaches with her husbands razor.
When the Black Hill adventurers reach
their destination their troubles are not ore.
The passengers in Philadelphia horse =,
car the other evening were talking in six
languages.
DIR. Parr once asked Person what he
thought of evil. 81 see no good in it."
was the reply.
The richest Chinaman in California is
Lii Pc Tai, "a physician. He owns $4,000
worth of real estate.
An old maid, speaking of marriage,
says it is like any other disease-while
there's life there's hope.
The Hartford Times calls those ex-
quisites who copy Dom Pedros style OF
whiskers " Brazilian apes
The Sheriff of Perqumans county, N.
c., weighs 40 pounds. When a prisoner
is refractory he sits down on him.
A clergyman, who lives on the sea-
shore, says he likes calm Sundays, because
he is opposed to Sabbath breakers.
The police force of Lincoln, Neb., has
been reduced to one man. He is about to
arrest himself for characterization in the
ranks.
"A young lady who had new hood,
and was asked to lend it frequently, said
she was getting tired of keeping neigh
borhood.
Painting the Lly.-Generous shoe
black to negro dandy" Better ave 'em
done, sir; I'll touch up yer face, too, for
the same, STRIP
"John Smith has killed a man in Ken
lucky" The Chicago Times hopes that
this chance to get rid of the scoundrel will
not be neglected.
In all sudden alarms in public places,
time is never lost by standing perfectly
still and quiet and taking deliberate sur
vey of the situation.
"A Berks county pa farmer has now
ed with the same scythe for thirty-ive
years, tits said, and he expects to use it
until he is no mower.
Daniel Fender concluded a letter, ask
ing Mary to be his, thus: "And should
you say Yes, dear Mary, will ever and
faithfully be your D. Fender" Daniel
thought that was neat and so did Mary.
An exchange says: We are in receipt
of two poems, one on the "Throbbing
Brain" the other on Bleeding Heart
We will wait until we receive one on the
Stomach ache" and publish all three to-
gether
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DYSPEPSIA are particularly
subject to this disease and it's effects: such
as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual
Costiveness, HEARTBURN, Water brash, and
coming up of the food, coated tongue, dis
agreebe taste in the mouth, palpitation of
the Heart and all diseases of the Stomach
and Liver. Two doses of GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once, and there
positively is not a case in the United States
it will not cure. If you doubt this, go to
your Druggists-H. H. Mitchell, Elkton;
f. B. Frazer, Port Deposit; or DIR. L. r.
Kirk, Rising Sun, and get Sample Bot
tie for 10 cents and try it. Regular size Is
cents
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TO BE CONTINUED.


In India a native visitor never takes
his departure of his own accord. Etiquette
requires the host to dismiss him, which he
does in the politest way possible, not by
saying 60" but by saying, Hospitality,
" Pray come again; the sooner we see your
face, the pleasanter it will be-
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a. An old lady had married young and
rather fast man. One one occasion, shortly
after their marriage, the husband was about
to set off on a journey. His wife accom-
panied him to the railway station, and there
babe him adieu. "Charies," she said,
remember that you are married" Gear
oiine," he rejoined, with alacrity, 81 will
make a memorandum of it." And he at
once tied knot in his handkerchief.
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NOTICE..
HANSON II. HAINES and JOHN KEILHALTZ,
Trustees,

HANSON II. HAINES and JOHN KEILHALTZ
Trustees,
JOHN T. HAINEs and ANNA J. HAINEs
IN the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
ORDERED, This 3rd day of May, 1876,
" that the sales made and reported by H. H. Haincs
and John Kehaltz Trustees the estate of the
named John T. Haines and Anna j. Haines he ratified
and confirmed, unless to the cunrary thereof be
shown before the 9th day of July provided
a copy of this Order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Cecil county, week for month
before the 9th day of June next
The Report states the amount of sales to be $780, 80
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL,
May 6. ls76-1m Clerk.