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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

HAvING been appointed Assesses
IA under "An Act 10 proyide for the g.
eral valuation and assessment Of properly
thisStatet we hereby give notice that We hH
proceeded to the proper discharge Of our duus
and will commence assessing on the Sth ~
Of May, 1876, as follows:
For the LIST Assessment District, compo%
OF the LIST, I'd, 10th and 18th districts, in q
roll county, IN the LIST district on said dsI|
beginning at Taneytown district, at the Psp'
sylyania line.
For the ID Assessment District, comPoss
Of the Sd, 9Th and 18th districts, in Mysn|
district, at the Pennsylvania line on said ds,|
For the 3D. Assessment District, compo's
Of the 4th, 9Th and 9th districts, in Wooler
district, on said day.
For the 4th Assessment District, compo.s.s1
OF the 9th and 9th districts, in franklin as
trict, on the 18th day Of May. =.
All property holders are hereby reqn'ro "
comply strictly with the following; N n
SEcrios 20. And be it enacted, Ihal 4
shall be the duty Of the said respective asss'
sors, as soon as possible after entering Up.
the duties Of their respective Offices y =
said respective assessment districts, as nsi.
,,nbefore provided, 70 give ,loiise that w
have entered thereupon and TO require Y
such notice every person or owners Of p'vP
erty, residing in their respective assessins,,'
districts, to give full and particular aecoa;s
thereof 10 such assessors, Distinguishing /
such account the particular property wa''i
may be under the care or management.
such persons from his own. The snid nor,
shall be published daily for ten days ~ wy
Or more newspapers published in the clg !
baltimore, and once week for two weeks 4, !
one or more newspapers published ~ Il
several counties of this state and u iheis /
q county In which no newspaper Is pnpilss',,ss,
said notice shall be set up at the door o. y
court house in such county.
ALFRED WARNER,
WILLIAM II. GRO ~
@. WASHINGTON shA"
ALFRED II. BARNES
ID. w. SNADERt
]. HENRY KNipt1Eb
SAMUEL A. LAUtEns
MICHAEL BUCfiMANs
JOHN Balm,
JOsEPH SPtfRRIEh,
JOSHUA BEASMAcSsssty
fss Z JONATHAN N. 'iS's'''
may GA
ETVHE ADVOCATE OFFICE be- \,
u larger assortment Of Type, sul ns:ss il
Printing Posters, than any other o''Nf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.,S.
Az Der has obtained from the 0rphs,
Court of Carroll county, Letters Of Tesisms..
tary on the Estate Of
FREDERICK BERwAGER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. AllpenOu
having claims against the deceased are heulr
warned to exhibit the same with the youck,a
thereof legally authenticated to the subvbI
Der, on or before the ID day of Decen6-
next they may otherwise by law be excluas
from all benefit Of said estate. Those indeE,
ed are requested to make immediate paymsnL
Given under my hand this ID day Of Nt.
A. ID. 1875.
GODFREY BERWAGER,
may 6-4ts Executof
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

The German Republican Club Of Wash
ington has issued an address to the Ger
man Radicals and Republicans Of the
Union, for call Of a German Republican
Convention to meet in Cincinnati on the
10th Of June. The object of the Conyen-
ton is to make known their wishes to the
Republican Nominating Convention.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06
NOTICE.

THE members Of the Board of Central a..
l. Review of the Assessment in o., !,
county are hereby notified that their CONN" 's
sions were fled in the Office of the Cls,I |
the Circuit Court for said county on III ss'
day Of April, A. d., 1879, and thai en NJ
the same are taken out within tbir,s ~
from the last named day they shall be dse-.
to have refused acceptance Of seid Office
Test
FRANK 7. SHAW, Cleh.
may 6.2t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

The Grand Jury Of the District of Co.
lumbia have agreed upon a presentment
against ex-sscretary Belknap, for accept
ing brides IN Office. The presentment is
now in the hands Of the District Attorney,
who win prepare formal indictment.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

The Grangers have established cheese
factory at Frederick Sach an enterprise
has beep talked Of 10 Carroll. Let those
interested visit the Frederick factory and
aequaiat themselves with the details Of
the business.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06
AT PRIVATE SALE

A Farm containing 90 Acres of Land
"A or less, within one mile Of westmIn @OI'
and near to station on the Western NJ
land Railroad. The Improvements ara :, y. Y,
and the land is in a high state Of culty,s,IO'.s'
For terms &C., inquire of 'a''a
WIN. A: McKELLIP
may 49, Westminster IA
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06
FOR SALE.

A first class Residence, plea.
"A sanity and centrally 10. Alz,Aca
Gated on Main street, In the 11lf.-k
city Of Westminster, Is offered y 1aelN
at Private Sale upon easy terms, r..
ticulars inquire Of W la'
WIN. A. McKELIIp
may 6.3t Westminster L,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06
Commissioners, Not,,a

Y'HE County Commissioner Of r..
\ county, viii meet at their Office i Swv,toll
minister, on the first MoSDAY oP JusS n ,sss
for the transaction Of business. : 'oh,
By order.
may CIT cI,,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

Dick Harrington and Judge Fisher
hasn't Conferred very gaat honor npon
the Radical party Of the Diamond State,
Tie ''e5es d ~ Delaware are upon diem,
however
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06
LOST.

ON Tuesday, 18th of April, Hs.,uo
~ coat, in passing through Westm;a!, u'el'
between there and Pleasant Grove ''risaser ?,
ON the Westminster turnpike. ,,sihaafeA,
ward will be given by leaving ; !, !, Y =.
Gorsueh's, Westminster. ~ y. J.,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

LISwooD IrENs.-The shrill notes of the
whippoorwil waited from neighboring wood,
greeted our ears on Saturday evening last for
the first time during the present season. As
we listened to the sharp tones of this lonely
harbinger of spring, we anticipated that rude
winter had at length yielded the palm to the
yernal queen. But we we're again disappoint.
ed. On Sunday chilling Northwestern pre-.
vailed, growing colder as night approached.
On Monday morning ice was formed, and as
late as 10 o clock of the day in the shade.
icicles eight inches in length were seen sus-
pended to watering troughs, where water was
dripping.
Some farmers here are planting corn, whilst
Others are waiting FOR warmer weather.
Grass is unusually short, and light crop
of hay is anticipated. The wheat crop pre-
sents promising appearance.
Ephraim Garner, Esq, residing near this
place, lost very valuable family horse few
days ago.
The German Baptist brethren held their
love-feast meeting at Pipe Creek Church on
Thursday, 4th instant, which was attended by
large eoncourse of people.
Measles are prevailing here.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

CoRPoRArIoS ELECTION. annual cleo.
ton for Mayor and Common Council took
place on Monday last. There were two
tickets in the field, one regularly nominated
at the citizens, mass meeting, ON Thursday
Of last week, and the other independent 1t
is due DR., Fringer to state that he withdrew
from the contest early in the day. The indie
pendent ticket contained the names Of three
Of the regular ticket.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

SYHEsvIILE IrEMs.-We were favored with
fine rain on Friday last which greatly i'm
proved the appearance Of vegetation in our
section of the country.
On Monday night, LIST instant, the Sykes.
vile Building Association, No. 2, was organ.
lied, and the following officers elected for the
ensuing year President, s. r. Duvall, Vice
President, Joshua Barnes, Secretary, J. X.
kearney, Treasurer, g. Wynkoop, Solicitor,
W. A. Hammond. Board Of Directors: NJ.
J. Mcdonald, Beall Willis, W. p. Gorsuch,
jr., v. X. Thompson, DIR. Charles Morehead.
We learn that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad contemplate erecting a new tele-
graph office and station house here.
A short time since man representing him
self as q repairer of clocks, visited our village
and during his stay effected an entrance to
DR.. G. Morehead's office and carried of n
valuable case Of surgical instruments. He
was followed to Beams mill, on the Liberty
pike, and then .'the trail was lost"
Some Of our farmers will commence plant
ing corn the last Of this week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

HooD's Mills ITExs.-For two weeks the
b. 4 Q. r. r. has been Transporting east a
large number Of empty passenger cars, l sup
pose for Centennial purposes, we look for
lively time on this road for some time to
come, and would advise all strangers to be
very careful how they cross the track. We
never know when we are safe, but always on
the lookout for danger, and as the travel will
necessitate extra trains. We advise all to be
very cautious. The Centennial tickets have
arrived at our depot; round trip tickets 49, 80
good for fifteen days
On Saturday night blankets, comforts, &C.,
were in great demand, il the almanac had
not positively informed us it was the 30th Of
April, we should certainly supposed it the
middle Of January. Peaches, beyond all
doubt, are gone, and fear cherries also. II
seems to me all fruit must he more or less
injured.
Mccomas plaster mill is grinding from ten
to twenty tons per day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

:. CENTENNIAL cIoTHMG HOUSE.
Keep your eye on this IL YOU wan, 10 !.
money and buy cheap. y '"fs
Suits from $3.50 and upwards.
Pants q 100 .iEf Is
Vests = rs u a.
Goats q rs q
All kinds Of ready made clotb;os y. 1.
bought low at II. Sehenthals opnos;,s ~
W. N. r. X. depot, Westminster VA. s'e
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

SPRING. Spring has sprung forth, aud the
beautiful buds and blossoms are ready to
spring. Some Of the apple and peach bios
SONS this year sprung too soon, and apple
and peach brandy won't be so plentiful. But,
Spring is our subject, and we introduce a
beautiful ode to the season of ''etheral mild.
ness"
Spring sprang, beautiful sprung.
The wild wing'd warblers are wanging a wting
And the south breezes are brazng d broze
That thaws up the Ice with remarkable those
y, bitterest time Of all moments to tome,
Wen rhyme thee a rhamlet In ienderest rhome
And tell thee how OF In our longing we've lung
To welcome thy coming o beautiful Sprung
symbolical season. exquisite sozel
All nature uprising In gleefullest glozc
Wide opens Its larynx To sing and 10 shout
Exuberant pleasure and gratefullest grout
The little blithe nvulets run 10 the seas
The little buds start on the hemlocks and trees
The hens are all screaming their vigorest scramm
And the frogs that were dreaming no longer will
dramm;
OF course there Is sadness in thinking the thought
That therel be no more skating for the skaters who
skaught
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

SroxE Roam irEas.-~Mr. A. Leppo of this
place lost very valuable horse last week BY
blood collie.
Ms. u. Jones, near Mayberry, will erect a
new barn between this and harvest; and Mr.,
heinm'ller will erect new dwellieg house.
Mr.. Jacob FieagIe Is the contractor for botb
the above named buileinRs.
Mr.. William Haulter, young man am
ployed on the farm Of David Stonosiier, was
terova from . colt last week, and was con.
sidersbly burt.
Farmers 10 this locality have been very
lug their corn.
Rev. W. c. Cremer win have communion
service At Silver Run Church in the English
language on Whit Sunday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

PROSPECTIVE WEALrH.-Should the recent
coal oil and copper discoveries in the town.
ships Of North Codorus and jackson result
fayorably, they will prove most important in
terests, and of great benefit to this immediate
vicinity, constituting source of material
wealth to the county. The indications, thus
far, we believe, are quite favorable respecting
both these important discoveries, and a very
short time will determine their prospective
wealth to the community and to the parties
having control OF their development-Ha
orer Spectator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

Change or TME.--A change in the time
Of the Western Maryland Railroad will take
effect tomorrow, Sunday There will be Eve
trains daily each way, except Sunday.
The trains will leave Hillen street Station.
Baitimore, at 7.40 and GAS, a. M, and 4. 90,
500 aud go, p. m, arriving at Westminster
at 1888 and ll.S5, a. M, and at 5.45, o.25
and s.1s, p. m. islq
Trains will leave Williamsport at $40. a.
M, and 40, p m. Leave Union Bridge
for baltimore at 4450, 6.05 and 7.sI. a. M,
and at l2.55 and 40, p. m.
Sunday trims leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge at 300, n M, and 2.sO, D. M. and
leave Union Bridge for Baltimore at 7.i0, a.
m, and lbs. p. m. = n
The first mail for Baltimore will close at
$50 .. ~. and the second at 40 p. m. The
mail for Hagerstown viii close at D. i5a.m.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

!. Tho Assessors were al duly sworn IL on
Tuesday. They 1--WE notice 4. dav oftbe time
ana place Of entering upon their duties.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

nho.t umc VIII ueternilne their prospective
wealth to the community and to the parties
having control OF their Development Han
orer Spectator.
DAsrARDI.y Acr.-Mr. J. T. Long. residing
between Unionville and Woodville, informs
us that he had ten hogs poisoned recently by
some villain who deserves home in the pen.
itentiary. The hogs were valued at sixty
dollars. In the fall of 1869 Mr.. Long lost
seventeen head in the same way, and other
persons in the neighborhood, he informs ms.
have suffered in similar manner. Il Il a
pity indeed that such rascals can not he fonnd
out and made TO suffer the extreme penultv
OF the law.-Li6yty Banner.
lnR AMPni0ys.-In consequence of the
removal Of several of the members, the Am.
phion Orchestra, the pride Of our city for
several years past, has '.gone up. The
quintet, however, remains, and the Ampbions
hope TO re-organize in the fall, which we sin.
cerely hope they may do.
EPlscorAL VIsirArIox. Rev. Bishop
Pinkney, Assistant Bishop Of this Diocese.
will visit Westminster, on Wednesday. the
Ith Of June, and administer the rite OF con.
trmation in Ascension Church. He will pro.
Daddy remain over TIL Thursday evening.
------------- l4
The Quintet received on Tuesday night. a
present Of a handsomely iced cocoanut cake
from some ladies Of Westminster, accompan.
led by pitcher Of delicious lemonade. for
which the recipients desire 10 return thanks.
VIM. Fair, near Frizzellsburg, on Thursday
q last week, caught Ii2 potato bugs OF Of
~ potato vines, The vines we're not oyer
half an inch high, We're coming, farther
Abraham, ten hundred millions strong.
Ins fRuiT, leo q quarter Of IN inch thick
% the first day Of May, and peach trees, Oh.
BE trees pear and cherry trees, al 10 fall
bloom; siood bye to the tfnit on low ground
or 10 damp and exposed places.
!. Tho Assessors were al duly sworn n on
tuesday. They give notice to-day ofthe time
ana place OF entering upon their duties.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

WIN. Fair, near Frizzellsburg, on Thursday
q last week, caught Ii2 potato bugs of Of
rs potato vines The vines we're not oYer
PAU 90 inch high, Were coming, farther
Abraham, ten hundred millions strong.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-05-06

The Quintet received on Tuesday night. a
present Of a handsomely iced cocoanut cake
from some ladies Of Westminster, accompan.
led by q pitcher Of delicious lemonade, for
which the recipients desire 70 return thanks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

PERsoxGLs-Mr. H. B. Ferguson, who
has been one Of Mr.. Smiths assistants at
the Shenandoah Valley Academy for the
past two years, started on Monday ior
Wheeling, where he proposes 70 enter
upon the practice Of the law. He leaves
behind him In this city many warm
friends, whose good wishes follow him to
his new home,
Nj. Ferguson & n gentleman Of high
character, studioushRbltS, and well stored
mind. he is also good speaker, and,
with . fair chance, .cannot fail to make
his maskiat the bar. BE will Be . Taln'
able addition 70 the community In which
: 9 casts his lot Riaehe,te TiHeI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
Lnst NIrht.

No EBeh might q ltst night Hss ever
Witnessed in the tily Of Wheeling. II
was one thIt will forever be indelibly
stamped on the memory Of every Partici'
punt add eysry bihollaer. Tboss,Who are
children will tell Of ii to their Childrsn''
children, and it will go down to our local
posLerity nrG scsns that dsafS dsscriP'
lion. Long after the old, the elder PeO'
pie, and the middle sgsd ,hSvs, PaAssd
away, there WI alll remain those nov
Of tender yeSrs to tell Of ii to listening
groups-lo boast Of il around winter 'lirs
ulde.--to outvis with ii "ths tales Of the
stranger In an ihn"--so magnify Il AZ i
story Of the Arabian Nighls--tO reneni
bor it as a sight Of tho Illuminated gar
dens Of HesperIde.--lo think Of it as 4
sudden creation Of AlAddinr-tO recall II
asa glimpse Of the enchanted AlhAmbri
"whsts tho golden hoFse,hoe Knights
Their IplSndid VIgilI keep
Where morals Gnd enchanted gfOasd,
Bat not knight lsiecp"
None Of Us who are no longer yonnt
can rnirh unou the hardened tissues O
our brain ths, subtle, ro'e1le, and fairy
Impressions that were made npol
those little brains that are as 'enSi
tive aa the most ssnsilirsd plate" o.
the photographer, by such maEnii
cent medley Of spectacular mslOdrama a a
was witnessed in this city last night
The sccne. Of last ntShtNAe the con
tribulion. Of this community to the pa
trioliam Of the country for scores q
years to come. None OF us ever before
spw such an usherlng in Of the day Of
Independence. II We had, perhaps is' in
auencs would have told more powerfully
upon our patriotism. But surely what
has already trNRpited and what isyetto
tranpiire to-day and tonight, cannot fail
tomake deep Impression for the cau'e o
=
our country upon the hearts aud mlOd'
Of chose who are to take our pldceN. rhi'
re,uIi-lhis deep and abiding impression
ON the yOung--is the real value Of such
u demonstration as that now in progress
In our midst. In all their after life the,
will associate the Fourth Of July with
what they saw and heard hast night, and
what they may see and hear today and
mlOus a, ,hSyliyo the fires Of Pstrioti'Pp
In their .tosousi will glow with an iutcnsei
heat as they recall the way their father,
ushored, in the glOriou, day Of our Ma
tional Independence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
our Centennial Fourth OF July.
Through storm and calm the yoarI have led
our nauOA on iTpm stage 10 stage
rgpiTIr - Hnar6 mill We tread

Through storm and calm the yoaTl have LED
our nauOA on iTpm stage 70 stage
A csnturYiS space, until We troad
Tho Ihfeshold o. smother age.-nRrANT.
Immediately after the Declaration oi
independence had been signed in the
Centennial Congress, John Adams, the
most intrepid member ofthat tbOdy,wrOtc
as follows to his wifein regard to the day
whose Tooth anniversary we now COM
memorAtei asa 4sG,4
at ought to be couineniorated as the
day Of delivorance by solemn acts OF de-
yotion to God Almighty. It ought TO be
solemuized with pomp and pride, with
shows, games, sports, guns, bonfres and
illuminStions, from one end Of the Con.
tinent TO the other, from this time ior'
ward iorcvermore."
In view Of the elaborate preparation
which has been. made throughout The
United slStes to- PROPERLY usher in 'thi
great day, and make 4 memorable in the
recollsctions Of the rising generation,
the above paragraph from thepeu Of John
Adams reads almost like prophecy. No
doubt the day seemed pregnant with great
events to Adams and his cOmpatriOu. 1t
could notbe otherwise. To renounce all
connection with the Mother Country, the
mishtiest power in the world, and embark
in a revolution against her was
indeed an event before which
the Aoutest heart may we'll have
stood appalled,. The solemnity Of their
feeling in view Of this great respon-
sibility which they had assumed, is
well aticstsd blythe conelpdlSg septenccs
Of the ihmOttal Deelasahcs which they
made Sana which We reproduce In our
columns to-day, What could be grander,
more momentous, and more solemn than
the following historic words;
ave, therefore, the representatives Of
the limited States Of America, in General
ConVress assembled, appealing to the Su.
nreme Judge Of the World for the
rectitude Of our intentions, do, in
the name ana W tue audhVtly VI
he good people OF these Colonies,
soiemnly publish and declare, that these
limited Colonies are, and Of right ought
10 be. free and independent States: ::
= aAnd for the support Of this
declaration, with 4 fam Ieliance On the
protection d piyine Providence, I've mu'
tnally pledge TO each other, our lies, our
ioriuasi, daS our saTel kOFOr.'
The FIVE illustriOus men who consIiti-
ted the committee appointed to draft this
declaration, we're Thos, Jefferson John
Adam, Ban, franklin, Roger Sherman
and Robert Z. Livingston. oMr.JetleF-
son was delegated the task Of framing
the exact text Of this document, which
was intended to bO the explanation and
justification to the world Of the step
which Congress took on the % Of
July, on which day /! formally passed the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

THEtime.honored question, "Will lager
intoxicateP seems never 10 have been
Sa.isfactosily decided in the courts. But
the woman whose husband came home
about one o'clock in the morning, from q
meeting Of our German fellow citizens,
called TO take action on the Fourth Of
July celebration, and huEriedly invited
her 70 20 up on the roof Of the house to
witness 4mosh magnifshen splayya shoot
ing starts sheyyer saw, is ready to'testity
on the subject before any judge and jury
In the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
holding meeting Of the wool growers
Of this county, and adjoining counties Of
Pennsylvania and Ohio, at the Grant
H9nse tomorrow. The meeting will be
held Under the auspices OF the Grange.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-04
HORSE MARKET
-A'P-
General Stock Agency
Rules and Regulation, Of he whSsllhs HOnS

Rules and RsouIatoai Of he WhOtllha Hons
MARKET and Stock AgeaeJ.
1 @ 4 a 5ssay ss @ .Sss y h "a SIiR &c SS 4 E s SHE
10 ba tho buyer.
rel4esanthd BY the OEneF, II Bold and Ietunned,
WI b charged With the comnlai0n.
ID. A dsp0lit viii b required Of al buyer Ehbn
the property e Knocked down 70 them.
Ilh. Al hoBo8 sold at publie auction viii b sub-
Iect 70 Trial until O'clock p. r., and II not ~ TepgO
Sented by the auctioneeF RTO fpturnAblO and the
Money WIN b refunded.
6th. This ,ARrncy will not b responsible for
Itnlen or InoTtpgcd properly The iallsr win Gt
eli tImst b mSde known 70 he buyer, and HheTa
any doubt exists . searching investigation viii bo
made and fully represented 70 the gufchabH. -
9Th. ATeglStIy toe Of % cents VIII b. charged Tor
all stock 10 u offered for Hlle through this agency.
An AddItIonal ies Of 81 % viii b charged Yh9B
the property iS 10 b adTCEtised In our Tssulr cst'
7th. A commission ofs5 % viii n ehaIEod % Ill
nla Of hoISes under sl00 and per cent additional
on all sums over sltO; E8me on VagUnS, busgiet
bhrnois, Gc., unloa under 50, then IopG eentWin
bo the eoulminion.