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II Il. WARNEK, corner 7th and streets.
TBATEE SAIL Q! PnoRlRTY, No. so4 G

BY virtue Of . deed Of trust dated March !, "a
1875, al recorded In Liber 775, fslio 12S, one &
Of the land records for District OF Oolumbia. =.
and ct the ct Of the party holding the indebt
ednese will sell at public auction, in front If the
premises, on MONDAY, November goth. 1876, At
4:3O D. N pait OF lots six go and seven al, il
l795), in Washington city, d. o.. bounded az fol
lows Beginning for the same at point on the line
OF South q, eet s. feet from the Southwestern cor
ner Of said tquare; theDcs north LOO fest; thence
east Is et thence south leo feet to said and
thence west Is feet to the place Of beginning beng
improved By q two story Frame Dwelling.
Term: ISIS, with interest ct ten per cent from
March 1876 and 81 penses of sale In cash; bal spce
in twelve and eighteen months, at six per cent in
terest. deposit Of go will be required when the
property il knocked 81.
MABTIR II. kOHRER, Trustee,
1T. COLDWELL,
novS,lo,l5,lb,u,B Salesman,
SPECIAL q PROVEN ENT TAX "a PAM a q
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Detective NcElfresh arrested William +.
0eary, Of Fairfax county, Va, this after
noon for assault and battery ON E. p. Smith.
The anfay took place on 6tn street, between
G street and Louisiana avenue. and grew
out OF political discussions. Mr.. Geary gave
bail ut the Police Court for . hearing TO.
morrow.
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I BAD YlOUsLI WITH NJ GUNS until
= SseS WnLhe sHknkA;s xn:y s.s ~ Is 9.
worked 81 IaSie. ane s ths sal1s tine graA1elly
can rses.nsSS. Sii6R aE1S3,
novi.tT AZ D1uDsI ksooaFdh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-08

WOOD AND GOAL YARD,
w 10. los 6rBERf,
Between LIST and "a street, northwest.
pev6 eo3ts THOM as PRYOR.
lust OPENBD-New Stock
ADHb AND BOYS CLOTHING,
At 1914 ana 1875 Pennsylvanis avenue,
Between 18th and 10th streets
Mems Butts, from % TO e3e; Youths Slits, from
% to $b; Boys suits, from Is to o0: Mems ard
Soys Pante, from ST 10 o.; Mems 0verooafs, ffo1
EST SIS; Boys Overcoats from 81 TO . %; Men o
Undershirts and Drawers. D ceusS 10 9l. 5G Men b
Drees shirts rs cents 10 "a 49, He'd Flannel Shirts
81 cents 70 ol.60. At
noy6u NV. SDLBYB.
HALLhr DAVIS co.
The Medal OF Honor ane CertiAosts Of Distinction
are AZ arded the BALLIT DAVIS q CO.p-
b N d UPRI0HT AND eQOABB
PIAHOe, for s.volums and purity ef tone, 'Vvvvv
best consfuctjon and excellence Of workmanship -
Orisinaltty Of design, artistic SKILL with ilgcai
pious mechanical devices for securing performonce
Of tune Special aistin otion h awarded their On.
right Pianos Bee official report.
AGENCY, S11 9Th street northwest,
Pianos Bold on installments. OLD Pianos o..
changed. nox6
M B. LArIAER,
lVl. AUCTIONEER,
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SPECIAL l0PROVIMENT TAXES PAID AT
- lowest rates By GEO. W. LINvILLD end
SHERMAN D HANDY, Room No. 3, Ct. CLOUD
Building. now. 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22

Smith Van Drillin is going to run his
iuail stages daily from Elko. We hope
so. ut least. No freight is coming
over the Elko route of any consequence.
Oar citizens are anxiously waiting the
return Ut Lew Willard with the Leopard
furnaces. Capt A. j. Close, formerly
Captain of Company A, Nevada yoluu-
teers, Infantry, has a good
QUARRY OF LIMESTONE
About five miles from town, and Is
making splendid quality of lime.
which he delivers in town at N cents
per pound. So you see We are not
Lacking Ill that item OF building mater
ial. This letter IL long enough, SO /
VIII close. s. NJ. H.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22

GRAND JURY.--The Grand Jury inn
pauneled ut the beginning of this term
OF the District Court, Is III session to-
day. There are two prisoners IN the
county Jail held TO answer before the
Jnry, one, IA Chiuaman, sent up from
Oreana tor ebopping off an eur from
one OF his countrymen, and the other
white man, who is charged with
house breaking in Wiunemucca.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Personal H Il. Mitchell arrived
mere on last evenings train from Eu-
reka. where he is engaged in deyel-
eping coal nina. He is attorney in a
ease which Involves the payment of
S2s,o 900. d. FL. Haskell. townsite
agent, passed hers to day on his
q way to Elko. He will probably re-
main day To attend to business on
his return :. /. Charles Gilbert, one
Of the owners of the great
antlmoay mlne IN the southern
part Of the county is in town
IN. 0Ppenheim. one of the
first and best citizens of the county
insends to remove to Winnemuoca.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22

BIBLE DEPOSITORY The Rev. Mr..
Thompson, GeneraI Agent for the Ne
vada Bible society, established at this
place on last Sunday biole depository
to be kept at q. Chenoweth's News
Depot. This depository is under the
special control OF Board of Trustees
consisting of W. A. Trousdale, Ct. B.
Hlnkie, +. Hutchins, d. Van Lennep
and &. Cheuoweth, of which ". 4.
Tronsdale is President, +. Hutchins
Secretary, aud &. Chenoweth Treas
urer. At the depository bibles will be
sold cheap or gwen away.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22

HUMBOLDT DISTRICT. Il. A. B!akes-
lee, of the Humboldt House, informs
Us that the Kunkel Brothers are now
vigorously prosecuting work on the
celebrated Byron lead in Humboldt
District. The ledge grows larger az
depth is attained. and the ore 10 yellow
with gold. lie says it is undoubte dly,
so tar. the richest gold mine ever found
IN Nevada, besides which At assays
high in SILVER,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22

ADMITTED To CITIZENsHIP. = S. j.
Chambers, renounsed tor ever bis
allegiance to the Queen of England,
and Was admitted to citizenship III the
District Court to-day. He Came to the
United States when "a mere boy, and is
thoroughly Auerlcanlzed, and one of
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22

CAR or STATg.-Preparations are be
ing made Tor having IA grand car of
State III the procession on the Fourth
OF July. All the States aud Isrrltorl1s
OF the Union ale TO be represented by
fourteen years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22

HEAVY GRASS. B. l.. Powers, who
has been down the river, taking u view
of the hay prospects, says the grass
was never thicker and better along the
Humboldt than Mt the present time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22

FINED. The Merry Makers were
fined SIT III Justice Davis Court to day
for neglecling to take out u license for
their entertainments.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22

CHAMPION MowKR. f. Reinhsrt
e Co. have been appointed agents for
the Champion Mower" claimed to be
ahead OF anything ever invented for
cutting grass.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22

BULLION SHIPPED. The Humboldt
NJ. IL NJ. Co. Shipped last evening one
bar of bullion valued at 5 ,o39 IL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CELEBRATION
....or rHK....
CENTENNIAL
A MEXICAN TSDEpENDEsoE
~
SSSSlID&
winaeK9nucca,
Tuesday,
Fourtl, Of July,
1876.
YEyHE PEOPLE OF wINvEMUCCA A, d
4 vicinity will CELEBRATE in an appro-
pliate manner the Cente NAL Of the
NATAL DAY
OF THE
American Republic
With the II wing
PROGRAMME
At II o'clock A. Il. the PROCESSION will
form at CenteFalai Hall, in the
follow frg order:
Grand MarsEaaII--J. L. SABINE,
BAAD,
CAR OF STATE with Goddess OF Liberty
and young ladies r presenting the
several States OF the
Unien,
Banner Bearer, on horseback, John Jurgens,
President of tho Day .......... g. g. Berry.
Read r......................D DR.. +. HutcLins,
Orator. w. JOHNSON,
CASPIAN. .......... 1890 KEY. u Is. hihkle,
HUMBOLDT PIONEERS,
CIVIC eO~IDrlEo,
I,VI ED GUESTS,
Marching down Bridge street to First, down
Flrst to AAin street, up kin street to
Second, up Second st eet to
Bridge, thence o Gen.
tennlal Hall.
ORDER OF EXERCISES:
Prayer b., the Gu plain,
Music by the Band.
Reading of the D5ciaration of Independence by
Or. 4. Duichins,
Music,
Poem america b Mrs. Julia Hutchins,
Music,
Grafton, by w. johnson,
BcuelicilOn
AT o'clock P. NJ, G.and Parade by the
Ancient and Honorable Order Of
PelicanS.
& G-lSANlO BALL
Will be given the evening at Centennial
Floor Director. ..................C. C. Biles.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
W. T. Burns, l.. L, R:ckard, v. Blennerhassett.
DR.. L. G. auson
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
f. Reinhart, NJ. Siegle, f. C. Robins, H.
Hinckey, B. 5. Coggshall.
Committees Of the Day:
MUSIC -Jri II. job. W c. Record, W. j.
Hutton
COLLECT ING--Jerl H. Job, C. A. LaGrave,
A.. Shepard,
ON CARR ,GES--Chas. Kemler, L. L. Rick
ard, Frank Ma amore.
ON FINANCE--P. w. johnson, r. W. Wood,
l.. l.. Richard.
ARRANGEMENTS Mrs. NJ, S. Bonnifeld,
Mrs. c. H. Nichols, Mrs. w. l..
French; Mrs. L. ,. Kelley.
Grand Display Of Fireworks
In the evening at or near the Court house
GENERAL COMMITTEES:
R,w. Wood, c. c. Biles. P. w Johns on, L.
l.. Richard, j. o. Ivory.
All Committees must report progress every
Friday eyeaing to the General Committee.
my26-td G. G. Biles, Secretary.
W.. r. STEVE N S.
BRIDGE STREET,
Winnemucca, Nevad a
....DRALER N....
Il DRUGS IL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-22

Gk to SsO0per day at home. Sam
sszss ~ Co ,tsrtland, Maine.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-07-08

Servia with her whole military force
has taken the field ugainst Turkey, and
The auisn Of the four States Of Servia,
Bosnia, Herzegovina aud Montenegro, will
lead 10 that general eonvulsiOn which all
Europe, except Russia, has so long dreaded
The saying Of ''the sick man. is said to
have come about in this way Sir Thos.
Roe, ambassador from England il the
time Of James II. TO Constantinopls, said
in dispatches which have been often quo
ted since, turkey is Ike the body of an
old man ctazed with vices, which puts on
the appearance Of health, though near its
end
-Four different battles were fought on
Monday, IN al Of which the Turks were
defeated except one.
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SHERIFF's SALE

Pf virtue Of writ Of feri iae;a, .
ID ont Of the Circuit Court for Cs,,1n ~ =
ty, ut the suit of James 7. I.amberi NV ~ i.
the goods and chaitels, lands and g. -.
of Lazarus d. w. Shryock, and Ia NJ nj, = y !
ed, have seized and taken in execni;o. X y
right, title, claim, interest and esis,s !, :
and in equity Of the said I.asan, I \
Shryock, in and to the following ~
viz; About 3 acres Of corn AMI ~ h
acre of potatoes growing, on the 49,.
belonging to the Calvert College Ed5,,ss,
Society, and now occupied by saii l,s,
j. W. Shryock, also one writing All y
90 yards Of parIor carpet, one coal sio1, /,
pipe in parlor, one picture Of LINED,
family, one do. Of Christ blessing m, :
dren, and one do. Of Gen. Georse W,s-
ton, a lot Of oil cloth in passage, IS ~; 4
carpet in east room, about 20 yanl, Il, Z
pet, about 10 yards OF carpet Ia bed ~
40 yards Of hemp carpet in passage % !,
one chandelier in passage, one coal ,iou I
pipe, one large stove and Is yards a !,
carpet, each side. And | hereby give 4
that on
81 TURDAK, ED DAY OF Jrl|
Mt ! o'clock, p. m. on the property M, +,
cupIed by said Lazarus u. W. Shross n
Windsor, ! viii offer the above prols-l 4
seized and taken in execution, at PulEf !
to the highest bidder, for cash.
JAMES W. WHITE /
july SITS SI.I
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STATE CENTRAL CoMMfTTE MEETING.
The Hon. Joshua Vausant, Chairman
Of tho Democratic-S State Central Commit
tee, will call special meeting Of the COM
mittee, to be held at the Maryland IDsti-
tute July IL The object of the meeting
is 70 arrange for holding State Conven-
ton to nominate presidential electors--two
at large and one from each congressional
district--eight in all. The committee
win also designate the time and places
when the respective congressional districts
viii assemble in convention throughout
the State. The question of holding a
grand Tilden- Hendricks ratification mass
meeting win probably be considered at an
early day BY the Democratic City Conven-
ton.
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From lie Plila, Ledger, July III, ls1c.
The Eve Of the 4th in PldladeIphia.

The Eve Of the 4th in Philadelphia.
The close of the first Century of the
Independence of the United States, and
the beginning Of tie new cycle of Hun
'dred Years were marked yesterday and
last evening in Philadelphia by popular
demonstrations beyond all precedent in
this country for numbers aud enthusiasm
Only the vast populations of London or
Paris when moved by some universal i'm
pulse aud by tho strongest feeling can have
presented such spectacle Miles aud
miles Of the principal tiioroughflres were
packed by dense masses of people. To
the eyes Of spectators ut any height above
the street there was just one vast sea Of
heads and faces below, swaying back and
forth like the ground swell of the ocean.
There must have been three hundred
thousand people on Chestnut aud Broad
streets alone. One would have supposed
that no one was left at home, and yet from
the top of a tall structure like the Ledger
Building it could be seen that rejoicings
were going on in all quarters of the city, for
rockets and Roman lights and the haIos Of
illuminations could be seen in all direc-
tions. Chestnut street, Sixth street aud
Independence Square, from the upper win
dows of the Ledger Building, were Almost
inspiriting sight. There at the climax Of
the evenings reioicings- just at midnight
the tremendous assemblage reached its
greatest degree of density and the fusi.
lade of fireworks and Gre arms was most
ineessant. At the first peal of the bell
from the steeple Of the old State House
as the first century went out and the sec
ond came in, a tremulous cheer went up.
and volley after volley of shots, and then
another and another, answering each of
the thirteen strokes Of the bell, until the
air seemed to be vocal with the unloosed
voices of all humanity. The scene was
utterly beyond description. Those who
saw it can alone understand it, and to those
who did not, no words can convey an adc-
quate idea. Other particulars are pre-
scented in the reports Of our numerous at
taches, where are also full descriptions of
the decorations, triumphal arches and the
toreh-light procession, which, for an i'm
provised affair, was really great, but the
greater army spectators eclipsed it, and
for long time entirely blocked up its pro.
gress Possibly another century may pass
before Philadelphia or America will ever
see again such night as that which clos
ed up the first hundred years Of American
Independence, and ushercd in the second
century, upon the Threshold Of which we
stand upon this Fourth of July, 1876.
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The Baltimore Gazette, of Saturday,
announces that the leaders Of the Reform
party, in this State, have given in their
hearty adhesion to Tilden and Hendricks.
Hon. s. Teaekle Wallis, Col. II. D. Loney,
Messrs, Edwin Higgins, I. Wallis Blakis-
tone, W. W. Spence, Joshua lowering,
and Others, have all avowed their purpose
to stand by the Democratic nominees. |.
Neyett Steele, and Col John s. Cuttings
think the ticket the strongest that could
have been put in the field. Maryland will
cast as heavy q majority, or nearly SO, as
she did when she found herself unfstsered
Just after the war.
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CoNsTABLE's SALE.

PY virtue of two writs Of Fieri hdsi
- sued by q. W. Crapsier, a Juaa
the Peace OF the State OF Maryland, i z
for Carroll county, one at the sui; d "a
X. Gernand, and one at the suit q + \
Sharrer and +. G, Sharrer, partners al
under the name, style aud iirm Of 7. ASI
rer 4 Son, against the goods, cha,isl, II
and tenements of Michael G.. websa. 4
TO me directed, have seized and ais l
execution all the right, title, claim, ia.
aud estate, at law and in equity Of b 4
Michael G. Webster, Of, in and to The 81
ing property, viz; All that part Of l1|
of land situate, lying, and being ia Cd
county, in the State Of Maryland, being Z
OF tract Of land called ''l'he Re.urss
Ten Tracts" containing
l3 Square Perches Of Land
more or less, and being the same lot a
Gel OF land conveyed to the said NRkss
Webster by Clemency II. Webster, " a
bearing date October o, 1872, and roo
among the land records Of Carroll eOi5
liber j. b. b., No. AZ, folio 1916, &c.
! hereby give notice TINT on
N0NDAF, The sia day Of JULY
at clock, T. NJ, at the Court HOasl
will offer the above property, so se1al
taken in execution, ut Public Sale, !!
highest bidder, for each.
K. ". STM
july SITS Coussas
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Almighty God. our heavenly Father. with
profound reverence would we approach into
Fly sacred and angnst presence this day.
HQteieed be Thy adme. Try Kingdom come.
I'1y seiR b dons IN earth as IL Is IN heacea.
We como to Thee as the God and Father
Of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, through
whom alone We can have access by faith, to
The '9ost holy place where Thou dweliest
amid angelis hosts in glory ineifable, and
uhenee Thou doat dispense TO mankind the
benefits procured Yor them by his incarnation,
lite, gatherings and death, resurrection, ascen.
aion, and iatercession at Thy right hand be
pleased iof his sake graeiously 70 regard Us.
God, most righteous and holyi We would
unable ourselves ii the dust before Thee.
because Of our manifold offences. We eop,
'eSH With fhaIue, and peuifeniiy bemoan. our
SINS q oi1ission and Commission. i've tiead
no merit of our own; but, while painfully senl
sibie q pr tilenasF and nnNc,4bisoss. We
ieel encouraged . AK for pardon and grace
througb he meditation 81 him Who died for
our allis and fose again for onr just;icntion.
10 bis nanle, therefore. We hambjy and de.
SouiiY iIupiofe Thee b. Id nlssziiili Is oar
unrghte9uspess, purify " fom sIl iri4uif9.
aud |sf 1'ly holy 1pirif dwell IL 81 richly *
all wisdom, and make ~ "a i,e con{ofiaed
70 Thy pleasure Ia AIl iHsnf<
God 0fonf Iatlicrz " 10 didst hear and bIa1A
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rourtb District Club.

The Democrats Of the Fourth District anu ana
ali who arc for thu election Of lildcn ana
Hendricks, aud are in favor IF Reform ~ 'ue y,
hjministralion. are requested to meel 80
Brown's School House. Sandy Mount 9n
,Sghrlaw aert, July f5tA, at . ocloeki I.
NJ, 10 organize lfldep and fiendneNS
Climb. L.. a..
speakers will be present to address inc
meeting BY Order ,,,,r,,rgp
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
9Th District,
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
:, coNulsslosrns' orYlce,

Westminster, Nd, June %, 1876.
IN pursuance Of an Act Of the General Az.
Il sembly, passed at january Session, 1874.
! hereby give the following Notice to Tax.
payers:
This is to give notice that the County Com.
missioners Of Carroll County have made their
annual levy on the assessable propertyof said
county, for State and County Taxes, for the
year eighteen hundred and seyenty.six and
that all persons or incorporate institutions
that shall pay their State and Comfy Taxes
on or before the first day OF September next
shall be entitled to deduction Of FIVE ner
eentnm on the amount of said taxes and IL
paid on or before the first day Of October ncxt
a deduction Of four per centrm and IL paid
on or before the first day OF November next
a Induction Of three per eentum that said
taxes will be IN arrear on the first day of Ian.
nary next, and bear interest from that date
that all persons or incorporate institutions
failing to pay their State and County Taxes
before the same shall be in arrear will render
the property and estate OF such delinonent
liable TO be sold for the prompt payment .of
said taxes. y
l.. C. TRUMBO,
July Lot County Treasurer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-07-08

The Bahiaaore County Pres is the
dame Of a new weekly paper recently
issued from Powhatan and Calvortou
Heights, BY the Press Publishing Com
pany, every Saturday, at si.5O per annum,
an independent, business and family jour,
nal Il is very neatly gat up, and win no
doubt supply local want in the place Of
its publication. Baltimore county is very
popuIous and wealthy, and sustains some
five or six newspapers.
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ROUND TRIP

TRAINS leave Union Bridge at o. IN,
Il l4inwood, at B.O7 a. M, New Windsor
at G.lj a. m, Westminster at car u. M,
Tannery at 6.47 II. IN, and Patapsco Station
at eos a. IN.
The train will run in two sections direct to
Baltimore city, when passengers will take
the new aud handsome Steamer Peu,z, at
Pier No. 3, Light Street Wharf, aud steam
down the Chesapeake Bay, giving n grand
view of Baltimore HaTbor, Canton, Grain
Elevators, Forts McHenry and Carroll, land.
ing ut Naval Academy, giving ample time to
view the man.o(.war Monitor, Naval Aead.
envy buildings and grounds, State House,
Governor Mansion, &C., after which they
will steam down the bay as far as Thomas
Point. Returning viii arrive at Westminster
Mt 80 p. m.
There will be Two Bands of Music proyi.
ded for the occasion Round "Trip Tickets
only 50. All are invited
JSo. BERNSTEIN, J. w. PgaHISs,
i. j. LAWYER, p. I.igplIcH.
JonS II. MlrrEx,
Jyl.8t Committee OF Arrangements.
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TRUSTEES slIs
w
A Very Desirable proO.,,,

T@ftttt ma
Rf virtue of u decree of Tho n;
- iur Carroll county. silt;ng e'eall Vi
Equity il cause No. loco Fo,,;. V@rf
Henry Shrees i complainant wv, as1 VIZ,
Winters, .aiharine NJ Winter, Ii; W. lssa
George 4. Winters, are delenaaah VII y
dersigned, trustee, will sell At Pall;a Ae q
on the promises, gu -'"S atea
Saturday, the 9Th day Of .a,,o.., &,
at 10 o'clock, A. ~, all that ma; ~ ~
ofgronnd with The improyenasas.s ?, pan,
situate and lying IN the Cits az Nv Nv Asits
Carroll county, Nd. fronting on NJ Ws.s'nlaIs
street, and adjoining the lands oe ~, M Or Il.
known as the Westminster Hots,' =. q
Annie u. hlnzer and Others, Ana slsr
that part Of tract Of land call All I'm, wi n
Level, and including part Of al os', ",l VIM
aud Lot number q, as desigr.s.luIln os
plan OF said town Of Westmins,oss sp % Y
of Westminster, and recorded W. W
Folio Az and 47s, one Of the ina n lug y.
of Frederick county, Maryland Nv n I,a
lot having a front Of about 75 feet .,i ~ y
ing back in depth about I2G ~, ~ ,,Asz
the same lot Of ground which AZ ~ ~ "a
ariue NJ. Winters obtained from a;' ia a
tiers and Caiharine Winters III w .i,''l \
dated the 10th day Of Deeembo, " y =
recorded among the Land ReeorSi a aS,V 4
county, Maryland, in Liber j n b y N ~
Folio l5i, as will more fully anna h, = ~ y
ference thereto. This lot Is im rr..' I! =
2'story Brick Dwelling House ''''' =
with two story back building. 4 NJ, Il
also n two story Frame Dwell, MaiEt
ing, also one story Frame lisslIa
House suitable for the purpose m 4 IS
Terms Of Sale as prescribed b. ~ n, ~
are :--One'third part of the purcbs - -
TO be paid cash to the Trustee on M Il. i -
sale or on the ratification thereofL,,,II,. N
the residue IN two equal payment. N, Il.
be paid m one year, and the ot6e,
years from the day Of sale. with inls,.' = Z
day of sale, and 10 be secured Nv n.
Of the purchaser or purchasers ioSS,.
the satisfaction Of the Trustee
HENRY SHREEV. Tn..
JAS. A. c. BoSD, Solicitor. iDsss